A famous duo of composers, one teacher and one student. Frank Bridge "The Sea" followed by Benjamin Britten's homage to his teacher, "Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge". Sumptuous western art music with Dr. J.

A series of coincidences for this particular day in November and the fathers - and father figures - of big name composers. Mozart Beethoven Copland and Schumann on this episode of Listen To This.

Nov. 6th birthdays include John Phillip Sousa, Adolphe Sax, and Saint Olaf College. A terrific variety of music and styles in this program, with contributions from a few Iowans as well!

Stellar western art music in the default format of so many orchestra concerts: overture, concerto, symphony, encore. Featuring Glinka, Saint-Saens, Howard Hanson, and Johann Strauss

Josh Nannestad takes listeners through a collection of classical music... this week, composers Gershwin, Tchaikovsky, and Orff face the necessity of following up their huge hits with new works

Dr J aka Josh Nannestad plays western art music with context, insight, and humor. This program features Brahms, Beethoven, Carl Czerny, and William Bolcom. Performers include the March Piano Duo, Jacqueline DuPre, Pnchas Zuckerman, Daniel Barenboim, and Gil Shaham.

Josh Nannestad plays western art music (classical music) with context and historical insight. Time for Three, Mason Bates, Philadelphia Orchestra, Jennifer Higdon, bluegrass, string trio, Sibelius, Holst

Josh Nannestad aka Dr J plays classical music (western art music) with context and historical insight. The turn of the season and notable birthdays. Arvo Part, John Williams, Antonio Vivaldi, Sarah Chang, Orpheus Chamber Ensemble, Boston Pops.

Josh Nannestad plays western art music (classical) with context and insight: Bobby McFerrin, Carl Orff, Benjamin Britten, Chick Corea, and Mozart.