WQXR Editorial
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Remembering Joseph Feingold of 'Joe's Violin'
The holocaust survivor, whose old violin found a new home in the South Bronx, has died of COVID-19 complications at the age of 97. Apr 21, 2020
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A Look Inside: Streaming from Home is Giving Us A Peek at Musicians’ True Selves
Maybe they aren't so different from you and me... Apr 19, 2020
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Thursday, April 16, is Public Radio Music Day
This day expresses appreciation for local public radio music stations and their service to listeners, musicians, and hundreds of communities across the United States. Apr 15, 2020
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Watch: Artist Check-In With Anthony McGill
WQXR host Elliott Forrest checks in with artists across the country while they, like us, are all stuck at home. Apr 9, 2020
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Can Classical Music’s Streaming Present Become Part of Its Future?
Is streaming a brave new world for classical music? Apr 8, 2020
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WQXR, 105.9 – Live From Home. Operating a Radio Station during COVID-19
What it means to operate a radio station during a pandemic Apr 7, 2020
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7 Wild Recorder Pieces That Will Have You Wishing You Never Gave Up The Recorder
It's not just for kids and Renaissance fairs. Apr 6, 2020
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The Show Goes On – Keeping Music Alive In A Pandemic
Jane L. Levere speaks to five of the artists who are part of the industry-wide effort to keep music alive by putting it online during the COVID-19 lockdown. Apr 4, 2020
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How To Get Into Bach If You Think Bach Sounds Corny And Pretentious
We compiled the best Bach pieces that will turn you haters around. Just give him a chance! Mar 30, 2020
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Can Classical Music Artists Survive the Radical New Normal?
How classical musicians and listeners alike are adjusting to the world during COVID-19. Mar 25, 2020