WQXR Editorial
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The Classical Crossing, Part Two: Hot n' Corny
As a concept, classical crossover isn't new. The 1980s brought us greedy CDs. Now we'll take a look at how pop executives of the 1990s drove classical music into a sexy abyss. Jul 9, 2020
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Satie’s Vexations: Visionary Creation? Or Musical Stalker?
Is Satie's Vexations an enigmatic work of genius or a musical prank? Jul 7, 2020
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Virtual Summer Vacation: Online Camps, Classes, and Concerts for Kids
This break won’t be as hard as you think. Jul 2, 2020
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Opera – What The Fuss is All About, and How to Make Sense of What You See
For many inquiring minds, times of imposed idleness come with high-minded resolutions. Like wondering about opera, and finding out what all the fuss is about. Jul 2, 2020
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The Classical Crossing, Part One: CDs and Happy Accidents
As a concept, classical crossover isn't new. But the 1980s and its technological innovation, insatiable corporate hunger, and glitzy commercials set the stage for something different. Jun 25, 2020
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Watch: Lift Every Voice And Sing
A message of hope and unity to communities throughout the world. Jun 25, 2020
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Hearing a Voice, as if for the First Time
Many friends and readers have asked me to share music for them to listen to just now. Jun 23, 2020
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Ten Films, Scores, and Composers You Can Stream Right Now
Film scores can be an excellent introduction to the world of classical music — many of the most iconic movies have featured composers with classical roots. Jun 22, 2020
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Juneteenth and Beyond: A Commitment to Change
Classical music belongs to everyone and we are committed to using our platform to bring all New Yorkers together so the future of classical music can be more equitable, just and joyous. Jun 18, 2020
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Do I Need to Wear a Ball Gown to Go to the Opera?
In which we address that decades-old question. Jun 18, 2020
