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• In search of Beethoven
  If you were to list the 10 greatest things from all of humanity, on that list would probably be a piece or two by Beethoven. He was a god; he was a cranky and difficult man; he was an inveterate optimist. Who was the real Beethoven? A new film by Phil Grabsky aims to find out with the help of some of the greatest Beethoven artists.October 17, 2009
• Def Leppard cancels St. Paul show
  Metal band Def Leppard says it's canceling the third leg of its North American tour, including a planned stop at the Xcel Energy in St. Paul on Nov. 6.October 16, 2009
• Rain Machine performs live in The Current studios
  Kyp Malone is a famously prolific musician, and for good reason. In addition to his side project, Iran, and his main band, TV on the Radio, the singer-guitarist has been making solo music since 2000. His current incarnation, Rain Machine, released its self-titled debut this summer on Anti-Records.October 16, 2009
• Thomas Hampson's American Song; Part Four: To the Twentieth Century
  Thomas Hampson is known as the Ambassador of American music. He began his 'Song of America' tour at Winona's Beethoven Festival in July of 2009. Listen to this captivating music with Thomas Hampson himself as host.October 16, 2009
• Thomas Hampson's American Song; Part Three: This Beautiful Land
  Baritone Thomas Hampson began his Song of America tour at Winona's Beethoven Festival in July of 2009. Listen to this captivating music with Thomas Hampson himself as host.October 16, 2009
• Thomas Hampson's American Song; Part Two: War and the Spirit
  Thomas Hampson sang at the Beethoven Festival in Winona, Minnesota to begin his 'Song of America' tour. Hear Part Two in the series with Hampson as host.October 16, 2009
• The Pines on Radio Heartland
  The Pines perform in the studio for Radio Heartland.October 16, 2009
• Drew Nelson on Radio Heartland
  Singer songwriter Drew Nelson performs on Radio HeartlandOctober 16, 2009
• Courtney Lewis injects a bit of British polish into the Minnesota Orchestra
  Courtney Lewis is getting ready for his first gigs in his new post as Assistant Conductor of the Minnesota Orchestra. He looks back and looks ahead in a conversation with John Birge.October 15, 2009
• Mixed reviews for Bob Dylan's new Christmas album
  Early reviews are pouring in for Bob Dylan's new Christmas album and the verdict is anything but unanimous.October 14, 2009
• Young Owatonna musician finds success on pop charts
  A young musician from Owatonna who recorded his album on a computer in the basement of his parents' house is finding big success in the music business.October 14, 2009
• New Classical Tracks: Vivaldi crossing borders
  This new CD combines Italian music, British musicians, and a dash of French style.October 13, 2009
• Regional Spotlight: Nareh Arghamanyan
  On Thursday's Regional Spotlight we'll feature Armenian pianist Nareh Arghamanyan. She performed just a few weeks ago for the Frederic Chopin Society of Minnesota.October 13, 2009
• Minnesota Orchestra names replacement for Severinsen
  The Minnesota Orchestra Monday named Sarah Hicks as its principal conductor of Pops and Presentations.October 12, 2009
• A dark 'Lonely Avenue' turn for Stray Cat Setzer
  Brian Setzer can't keep his fingers still. When he talks about his new CD "Songs From Lonely Avenue," he has to grab his bright orange Gretsch guitar and start firing off the edgy riffs that make up his film noir tribute.October 11, 2009

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