The conclusion to Britten's hard-to-categorize opera Noye's Fludde, blending opera, church music, music education, and more. Vaughan Williams, Tallis, and Purcell also make an appearance in this all-English hour of delightful music.

Benjamin Britten's odd, magical Noye's Fludde - just the first half today. Josh Nannestad introduces the opera written for children to perform alongside professional musicians. A little Brahms and Sullivan round out the hour.

A program in memory of esteemed American conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, who died in April at the age of 81. Stravinsky, Strauss, and Mahler on the program.

An hour of western art music from American composers and poets. Randall Thompson, Aaron Copland, Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, and more on Listen To This with Dr. J.

Host Josh Nannestad chats with guests of the Sioux City Symphony: 2025 Compsoer of the Year Dr. Alice Hong talks about "Eden", and Principal Trombone of the Alabama Symphony discusses returning home to play "Pull pin and throw" by Martin Kennedy.

Listen to This for a Good Friday: We consider the spurious Mozart/Allegri story, hear the famous Miserere from the Cambridge Singers, and the Duccio-inspired violin concerto from Frank Martin, Polyptyque.

Two works, one small and one large. The middle movement of Mozart's clarinet concerto, and the monumental Third Piano Concerto of Rachmaninoff. It's Listen To This with Dr. J!

In this episode of Listen To This, Dr. J introduces us to a few composers with a deathly fear of Friday the 13th... with good reason, it turns out!

March madness! Josh Nannestad moves us smartly forward in step with music of Sousa, Elgar, and Karl King. Unusual submissions from Stravinsky, Liszt, Grieg, and more.

An hour of chamber music. Schubert and Debussy frame a conversation with Seth May-Patterson, violist.