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New Releases Nov. 18: With Voices Raised

Configurations that shine a spotlight on the human voice: from Mahler’s “Symphony of a Thousand”, to new arragements of spirituals.

Demarre McGill, seated outside, smiles at the camera while holding the flute

Keegan MorrisMarch 6, 2025

Music of the Baroque ’25-26 ‘Emerald’ Anniversary Season

Keegan MorrisMarch 5, 2025

CSO Unveils ’25-26 Season, New Artist-in-Residence

March 4, 2025

New Releases Mar. 4: Hough, Okpebholo, Schumann, Walton — Plus Soviet Censorship and Latin Rhythms

The Evolution of the Orchestra: Brass

Katherine BuzardJune 12, 2025

The oldest surviving metal trumpets, constructed of silver and copper, were discovered in the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun. So how did we get to today's lineup?

Video: 5 Questions with Giancarlo Guerrero

WFMTJune 11, 2025

The Nicaragua-born Costa Rican conductor visited WFMT to preview the upcoming Grant Park season, discuss his favorite summertime activities, and more.

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Women’s History Month Highlights on WFMT

WFMTFebruary 26, 2025

March music highlights to honor Women's History Month.

New Releases Feb. 25: Mysticism, Unusual Early Sounds, and Joy

February 25, 2025

This week's releases run the gamut of human experiences, with an emphasis on mysticism and spirituality, joy, and summer.

Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas says brain tumor has returned

Associated PressFebruary 24, 2025

Thomas is conducting the New World Symphony in late March and April, then the San Francisco Symphony on April 26 in a belated 80th birthday celebration.

Weekend Mornings with Kristina Lynn