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 - Colors of Christmas
  John Rutter: his name is synonymous with Christmas. Every year, his recordings appear on the radio and choirs around the world sing his arrangements and original carols. Read more about Rutter's latest Christmas disc, and hear Ward Jacobson's exclusive interview.December 21, 2011
• New Classical Tracks - A Fiddler's Christmas
  Fiddler Mark O'Connor is a musician and a composer who has been stretching the boundaries of music for years. And with this new recording, he does it yet again: traditional holiday favorites re-worked in his signature Americana style.December 13, 2011
• New Classical Tracks - In the Moment with a Musical Rodeo
  Improvisation, rhythm and musical dialogue reign supreme for cellist Yo-Yo Ma and three very musical friends. Chris Thile, Edgar Meyer, and Stuart Duncan join Ma for "The Goat Rodeo Sessions," a new recording of music that transcends any kind of specific categorization and proves that great things happen when you make yourself live in the moment.November 23, 2011
• New Classical Tracks - The Vivaldi Connection
  A new disc shows the appeal of Antonio Vivaldi's music in transcriptions old and new. Among the offerings: Bach arranging Vivaldi for four harpsichords, and a modern concerto blending baroque inflections with tango.November 8, 2011
• New Classical Tracks - Charlie Siem: Keeping It Fresh
  Whether it's a beloved standard concerto or some less-familiar repertoire, young violinist Charlie Siem always aims at bringing out the full color and energy of the music he performs.November 1, 2011

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