Please join me for an hour of western classical music from around the globe. This week we’ll hear 3 works by late 19th century/early 20th century English composer Frederick Delius, beginning with one appropriate for the beginning of spring, On … Continue reading →
Lots of traditional music this week from North and South America, Europe, Asia and Africa. Please tune in tonight at 3 UTC, 4 AM in Britain, 5 AM in central Europe, that’s tonight here in the US and Canada at … Continue reading →
Show me the money and show me the funny, on Eine Kleine Comedy Train Wreck this week. More Posts for Show: Eine Kleine Comedy Train Wreck
Continue reading →Please join me for an hour of western classical music from around the globe. This week we’re taking a trip to Brazil, land of samba, soccer and carnaval. We’ll hear works composed in 1930 and 1890 by 2 Brazilian composers, … Continue reading →
This month we explore the strange sounds ice makes when it freezes on a lake. Why does it sound like Star Wars blasters? We’ll find out. Go to Listen to the Global Voice and Tune in tomorrow at 17:30 UTC. … Continue reading →
The following is from Chrissie Cochrane, our executive director. Hi all I guess this Christmas is going to be somewhat different from what we are normally used to: many may be spending Christmas alone for the first time as they … Continue reading →
This week I’ve got some new Christmas craziness from The Funny Music Project and Reapers Without Peepers, we’ll find out what happens when Santa tries to visit a native American village who’s never heard of him, we’ll hear about a … Continue reading →
It’s another Christmas special with music from eastern Europe, Mexico, Peru, Hawaii and more. I’ve got everything from eastern orthodox church music to folk, Hawaiian, latin, Christian contemporary and even techno and dark ambient, so please tune in tonight at … Continue reading →
This week it’s Chinese composer Jianner Zhou’s 1st symphony, an expression of his feelings about the cultural revolution. It’s at 0 UTC first thing on Sunday, catch it Saturday night at 7 PM eastern, 4 PM Pacific, and 1 A.M. … Continue reading →
This month: weird ways animals communicate. While folks in the US where I live have been talking turkey all week, we’ll look into some weird ways animals communicate, including a bug that sings with his penis, rhinos sending scent signals … Continue reading →