New Classical TracksTM with Julie Amacher

Host Julie Amacher provides an in-depth exploration of a new classical music release each week.

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Recent Episodes

• New Classical Tracks: Music that changed the world
  It's been 100 years since the famous premiere of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring (Le Sacre du Printemps). Simon Rattle talks about its historic opening night, and the music that still packs a punch.May 21, 2013
• New Classical Tracks: Italian Journey
  Italian composers like Puccini and Verdi are often best known as opera composers. This new disc from the Quartteto di Cremono shows what they could do in the realm of chamber music.May 14, 2013
• New Classical Tracks: Rachel Barton Pine
  Rachel Barton Pine is never at a loss for new musical projects. Her latest, titled Violin Lullabies, is one she's had in the back of her mind for years.May 7, 2013
• New Classical Tracks: Exiles, Emigres, and Nomads
  Lara Downes's new disc, "Exiles' Cafe," explores music by composers who have left their homelands -- music that she says speaks of "vanished worlds and altered lives."April 30, 2013
• New Classical Tracks: A Renaissance Box of Chocolates
  The singers of Stile Antico perform without a conductor, and achieve a choral sound that has made them one of the most acclaimed new groups of recent years.April 23, 2013

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