classical Podcasts

A weekly programme of ambient and atmospheric music from across the ages and around the world, broadcast on Australian public radio since 1989. Ultima Thule features a blend of ambient, trance, drone and chillout electronica, spacemusic, ancient, mediaeval and neoclassical creations, traditional and world music, film soundtracks, cool jazz and impressionist soundworks, woven together to form an intriguing uninterrupted 90 minute musical narrative.

SonyBMG Masterworks proudly presents "The Music of Masterworks," featuring new and upcoming releases, interviews with our artists, and information about some of the classic recordings from the richest catalogs in all of music.

A monthly podcast dedicated to the best of indepent classical musicians, composers, and labels from around the world. Each episode is typically 2 or 3 tracks, and includes a brief narrative. The music is always superb.

Winner! Eugene Weekly's 2005 Reader Awards for "Best Radio Show" and "Best Radio Personality" “The Sunday Morning Hangover” has been entertaining Eugene since 2002 by playing obscure and forgotten popular music from the early 1900’s up to present day sounds. In the space of Two hours on Sunday mornings on KWVA 88.1 FM, I play musical genres like Exotica, Lounge, International, Found Music, Stupid Songs, Bizarre Children’s Music, Jazz, Rock, Country, Folk, Classical, Nostalgia, and Comedy while trying to maintain a palatable mix entertaining enough to listen to even with a Hangover. Past shows have featured Rare and Unreleased tracks not commercially available and unheard on other radio shows. I have produced and obtained Biographic Specials about artists such as Martin Denny, Ray Charles, The Bonzo Dog Band, Brian Eno, Peggy Lee, Henry Mancini, William Shatner, The Kinks, The Beach Boys, and Pink Floyd. Special segments include musical explorations of Bossa Nova, Stolen Melodies, Whistling Recordings, Song Poems, Doo Wop, Vintage 78’s and Bird Records. The Hangover is not just about music. Talk and Discussion segments have included info on the Arts, Hangover Cures, Entertainment News, Obits, Tributes, Horoscopes, Political Comment, Weird News, and Pet Parades. Topical Specials include themed shows for Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, Christmas, Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Labor Day. All of this is accomplished free of charge on a strictly volunteer basis with benefits to me other than sharing my love for music and thoughts about life, with NO COMMERCIALS. The last reason to check out The Sunday Morning Hangover is to feed and stroke my massive ego, and everyone knows all radio DJ’s are egomaniacal assholes who need constant attention.

The London Philharmonic Orchestra's monthly glimpse behind the scenes with journalist Edward Seckerson. Find out what inspires the conductors, soloists and orchestral musicians, and get to know the music being performed at Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall.

This is a non-commercial project and these are music compilations of the best jazz, blues, electro, country, RnB, trip-hop, chill out, ambient, trance and house music.

I teach music and play piano. Occasionally someone pays me for it. I'm getting a Ph.D. in Music Education with a concentration in Piano Pedagogy at the University of Oklahoma. I'm also a member of MTNA (Music Teachers National Association). Audio Podcasts are made through GarageBand 2.0 on my Powerbook G4. Video Podcasts are in Quicktime h.264 and created with a Sony MiniDV Handycam and iMovie. I'm originally from Cherry Hill, NJ. My other degrees are from Temple University in Philadelphia. I was Coordinator of Class Piano for Temple's Music Prep program in addition to teaching at the Haddonfield School of Performing Arts.

A music podcast playing freely available (Creative Commons / podsafe) music by various artists and from various music genres such as electronica, celtic, world music, classical, acoustic, pop, rock, and lots more.

The best in modern classical music, irreverent humor and annoying digression.

Bringing you the best in new instrumental music, each week this short-format show presents to you music unfettered by lyrics and built on tone, timbre and time. The genre-crossing program features a mix of styles, allowing the listener to experience new music and new artists as they're carried along on this unusual musical ride. Hear the artist's stories told without words, and visit a place where all the music is truly...Speechless.

Minneapolis composer Charlie McCarron talks with guest composers and songwriters about how they write music.

Weekly radio program and podcast of traditional, classical, and experimental musics from Africa, Asia, the Americas, the Middle-East, Europe, and places between and beyond. Cross-cultural experiments are featured, along with new and rare recordings. Free jazz meets field recordings meets Afro-pop, flemnco, samba, be-bop and Algerian Rai and Chaabi. Free. Hosted by Stephen Cope and airing weekly on WRFI, 88.1FM Ithaca, NY.

Terry Lowry''s podcasts of new works for piano, with works from the standard repertoire added from time to time. Please visit: www.facebook.com/TerryLowryPiano http://twitter.com/TerryLowryPiano http://parkerartists.com/NewPages/terrylowry.html http://www.MusicalOverture.com/videos/by/TerryLowry

Professional photographer & amateur filmmaker Rob Moses finds interesting artists to interview. Art, artists & photography are a loose focus. * New episodes posted every Tuesday.

Weekly podcast where we interview some of the top musicians from around the world. People like: Johnny Winter, Mickey Hart (Grateful Dead), Sly Dunbar( Bob Marley and Sly and Robbie), Ray Price(Hank Williams), Captain Sensible (the Damned), Harold Budd (Ambient pioneer with Brian Eno), Christian Wolff (John Cage, Morton Feldman)and much much more.

Six master composers, six symphonies, a star conductor and a leading orchestra are the main ingredients of this remarkable musical feast

Train Wreck in Progress is a podcast dedicated to artists (of many sorts) in the middle of a new and challenging project. TWiP is hosted by composers Elizabeth Kennedy Bayer and (sometimes) Kurt M. Mehlenbacher.

De la musique électronique à la musique classique en passant par le jazz, le rap, la pop ou le musette, « Single Of The Day » est un podcast gratuit qui vous permet chaque jour de découvrir le titre d’un artiste dans tous les genres de musique. Ce podcast est édité par Rendez-Vous Digital, un service dédié aux labels et aux artistes indépendants. Rendez-Vous Digital est une société de marketing créatif spécialisée dans la création de contenus musicaux et le placement stratégique de musique sur d

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“Pushing The Envelope - Music Decidedly Left Of Center” brings you the finest in the avant realms of rock, classical, electronic, jazz, ambient, world music, and just about anything else that catches my ear. All this along with a healthy dollop of new and classic Progressive rock.

This show features local talent from Calgary and surrounding areas who are song writers and composers just waiting to be discovered. Tune in for a wide variety of music from both new and seasoned artists.

The Vinyl Freak With Captain Midnight, the only podcast where one album from the Captain''s record collection is broadcast per week. Stride, Traditional jazz, Dixieland, Comedy, classical, or otherwise, it''s all served up with a big helping of booze and lots of madness! So subscribe or midgets will burn down your village!

Chris started DJing back in 2002 in bars and clubs across London after being given a chance to get out of the bedroom and onto the scene. Under his previous ego(s) as SuperSeiya or Seiya he played at venues such as Fabric in London, Le Nautilus in Bordeaux and a few warehouse parties Now as himself, Chris Brogan, he's joined forces with some of the fiercest parties across London thanks to Love Muscle and all the guys at Salvation you can now find him spinning the tunes around Soho. With a few remixes and productions under his belt, Chris has gone from strength to strength introducing the toughest house groove this side of electro.

Fred Jonny Berg (b.1973) is a Norwegian composer, creating music for a broad gamut of instrumentations, from solo to orchestral works. His production counts some 200 titles, including works for e.g. piano, flute, violin, viola, cello, contrabass and orchestral works like piano concertos and symphonic poems. Berg is also a movie director and utive producer, working closely with the company Symbiophonic, which publishes his sheet music and productions worldwide. As coordinator and producer, Berg has worked with a number of releases, both within music and film.Berg lives in Saltdal, a valley north of the Arctic Circle.

Host Nikki Boxer invites listeners to join her every weekday for music at midday on Aspen Public Radio. Providing an interesting cross-section of styles, genres and musical periods, Classical Music from Aspen features everything from popular favorites to rarely-heard gems by obscure composers.

Contemporary music and Classical guitar, Musique contemporaine et Guitare classique, Jean-Frédéric SERELE

Solo instrumental classical music by maxiewawa. AKA max roberts. I'm on youtube too.

Weekly podcasts that explore the world of Carnatic Music, a Indian Classical artform. Tune in to learn more!

Hear it from the experts. From product announcements to artist clinics and exclusive concerts, the Yamaha Keyboards and Pianos Podcasts are your connection to the very latest information about all Yamaha keyboards and pianos. Video and audio podcast episodes focus on digital pianos, por keyboards, Arius, YDP, entry-level pors, lighted instruments, arranger workstations, contemporary, professional stage pianos, music labs and educational keyboards, pianos, Clavinovas, pianos for worship and more in the jazz, world music, pop and classical idioms.

Classical music from the Indian subcontinent A series of podcasts about the history, people and practice of Indian Classical Music. Krishna Kutty, the host of Jugalbandhi, is an ardent fan of the Carnatic and Hindustani music traditions of India, and features music and interviews with musicians from the Indian subcontinent.

Piano Forte Radio - Peaceful Piano Pieces from masterful Pianists. Starring New Age Artist of the Year Laura Sullivan. Matt Bachrach, Greg Maroney and more. Top selections from the playlist of station Piano Forte Radio at Radiofreetunes.com

Indie Journal Radio began broadcasting in 1996 using very early forms of Real Audio. The station later moved to mp3 streaming, but shut down in 2003. With renewed interest, Indie Journal Radio presents the best of independent music.

Continuously evolving, eclectic mix of music, news, and commentary emanating from Boston

Featuring Independent artists and underground music from across the planet. With DJ's Remy Lambert, Paul Laginess, Gordon Bell. Produced By Neville Meredith for artistlaunch.com

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Music, talk, soundbytes, effects and anonymous noises fed into an audio mixer and ritualistically distorted for discriminating ears!

Offering you a high-quality mix of eclectic music for those people whom like variation and exploration. Now a permanent show on KYCY AM in San Francisco.

An eclectic mix of new global sounds

Easy-Listening, Celtic, World, New Age, Classic, pop, Gothic,ambient and peaceful music.

Britain Classical Radio music concept envisions a different kind of classical music station. The station is programmed with the idea of making classical music interesting to everyone. We feel that classical music should not be elitist. It is our philosophy to serve, educate and reach an audience that did not know they liked classical music.

In our first video podcast. An interview with the Orchestra’s Principal Conductor, Christoph von Dohnányi, to mark the opening of his final season in the role. A backstage feature on the refurbished Royal Festival Hall, as the Orchestra returns to its London home for the new season. A Listening Guide to Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, presented by musician and animateur Luke Crookes.

The EMI Classics Podcast series celebrates many of the most exciting classical artists and the greatest classical recordings, contemporary and historical. Interviews and discussions with and about the artists are combined with the music to bring the subject to life and give you a new personal engagement with classical music.

Wolf Media is proud to present a series of weekly classical music webcasts, hosted by Alex Routledge. More about Alex Routledge: Alex Routledge is a classical pianist with a difference. Having formerly plyed his trade with numerous pop and rock bands, the musician has re-invented himself as a classical pianist. His live appearances are breathtaking, combining dexterous and intricate musical passages with jazz-infused chords, at times blurring the lines between romantic period classical music and modern day jazz. Every Sunday evening, from 7pm GMT, Alex presents a weekly podcast of classical music, airing pieces from his forthcoming album 'Man On A Mission', as well talking about classical music in general. For more information, please visit http://www.alexroutledge.co.uk

Intermittent and electic views of life at the Huntingdonshire Music School in Cambridgeshire, UK. Home to some 400 amateur musicians learning their craft. Ranging in age from 4 years old to 84 years old we're a diverse bunch. We all have some things in common, though - we like making music and having fun. Most of the activity happens during term times on saturday mornings but we do get out - to play at concerts and outdoors and also on tour - this year Austria.Not sure how we're going to use this techn ology or even how often. If you want to find out you'll just have to go with us as we make this new journey into the unknown!

Classical music with drum and with the maestros. Some broadcasts in MP3 from time to time - Hundreds of MIDI files (with drum) are to be found in the WhmSoft Services website (http://www.whmsoft.net/services/login.php). Usage: music or ringtone.

The only podcast that is devoted to the academic study of video game music!

The Forgotten Melodies Podcast features beautiful piano music you are unlikely to have heard before, played by one of the UK’s most exciting young pianists, Daniel Grimwood. Each episode of the show features Danny playing four “forgotten melodies” - captivating but largely unknown piano pieces - and discussing their origin and what they mean to him with the show’s host and producer, Mike O’Hara.

classicals from "Local Sense Technology" (1999-2006) and "Art Prime" (2006-2016)

I am musician Dave Latchaw. The Latch Music Podcast Collection is where I promote my Jazz-Rock-Classical-World-Fusion solo piano and keyboard recordings. Also, you will find Podcast Safe tracks that you can Podcast on your own show.

Dan Sindel Podcast #1 -"Excerpts From Handel's Messiah" What if the Classical Masters had access to Electric Guitars, Amps, Fuzz Boxes, Wah Wah pedals, Digital Delays, Flangers, Multitrack Hard Disk Recording Devices, Computers and other various Digital Sound Processing toys"? Dan Sindel, a "One Man" Orchestra recreates Orchestral Scores by transposing and transcribing the compositions to fit the guitars tonal range.... Hundreds of layered guitar tracks create a massive electric guitar "Wall of Sound". Very unique! Dan Sindel's 2006 demo release which is comprised of almost 500 individual guitar tracks (Electric, Acoustic, Nylon, 12 String and Bass guitars) In an adventurous interpretation of George Frideric Handel's most famous Oratorio "The Messiah"...

This is a collection of songs sung by a young boy soprano. Folk songs, Italian songs, and opera. Composers include Copeland and Gian Carlo Menoti. Selections also include broadway show songs from The Secret Garden and Brigadoon

The City of Birmingham Orchestra welcomes you to the CBSO Podcast. Every month this exclusive magazine show offers up CBSO news, features, interviews with world-class musicians and a bit of backstage gossip presented by music broadcaster Tommy Pearson.

Podcast for horn players of any age at any level

Great music from US Military bands, including Army, Air Force, Marines, Navy, and Coast Guard. Everything from classic marches to great jazz and big band recordings.

Join me and Smitha Radhakrishnan as we discuss her dance company Natya''s exciting new dance drama based on the Ramayana. In the course of our conversation we cover topics as far ranging as politics, human nature, religion, music, poetry, and, of course, dance. Lost Tales: Glimpses from 1000 Ramayanas will be staged in San Francisco, Berkeley and San Jose in June. To reserve tickets and learn more about Natya and their show, visit http://natya.info. Special thanks to Alyssa Ninan Nickell, Prasant Radhakrishnan (http://www.prasantmusic.com), and Ganesh Ramachandran (http://www.purpleganesh.com) for permission to air their poetry and music and photography. And best wishes to Vallari Shah, Natya''s co-founder, and to the other artists and organisers who are part of this production: Deepa, Jyotsna, Nitya, Shital, and Rajesh. Copyright 2006 yesha

The Wagner Podcast is a series of 30 minute programs dedicated to the life and work of composer Richard Wagner. It is the official podcast of www.wagneroperas.com.

This classical music podcast showcases the independent artists and record labels associated with DCD Records. Each program features a mix of familiar and obscure works, but with a common thread; the artists and the labels are presenting music they're passionate about.

classical guitar music, composed or arranged by James Mason. Features composers such as J.S Bach, ad D. Scarlatti

The top music podcast in the world! Each weekend Bazooka Joe takes a break from interviewing people and kicks out the jams with podsafe music! Listen to the very best songs from all genres from all over the globe.

Come into my world where you will find beautful piano solo's that truly tell a story. I promise to try and take you away for just a few minutes. I hope you enjoy.