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Lost & Found: America's Black Classical Music - Vimarsana News

Lost & Found: America's Black Classical Music

You are invited on a journey of rediscovery — from the sorrow songs to the spiritual arrangements of composer Harry Burleigh.

Source: krcu.org
Lost & Found: America's Black Classical Music - Vimarsana News

Lost & Found: America's Black Classical Music

You are invited on a journey of rediscovery — from the sorrow songs to the spiritual arrangements of composer Harry Burleigh.

Source: krcu.org
Lost & Found: America's Black Classical Music - Vimarsana News

Lost & Found: America's Black Classical Music

You are invited on a journey of rediscovery — from the sorrow songs to the spiritual arrangements of composer Harry Burleigh.

Source: kmuw.org
Lost & Found: America's Black Classical Music - Vimarsana News

Lost & Found: America's Black Classical Music

You are invited on a journey of rediscovery — from the sorrow songs to the spiritual arrangements of composer Harry Burleigh.

Source: kasu.org
Composer Bernard Herrmann Showcases His Range On 'PostClassical Ensemble' - Vimarsana News

Composer Bernard Herrmann Showcases His Range On 'PostClassical Ensemble'

Embed DAVE DAVIES, HOST: This is FRESH AIR. Bernard Herrmann composed some of the best and best-known film music ever written, especially the scores he wrote for Alfred Hitchcock. But classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz says a new CD shows another side of Herrmann that's equally memorable. Here's Lloyd's review. (SOUNDBITE OF POSTCLASSICAL ENSEMBLE'S "PSYCHO: A NARRATIVE FOR STRING ORCHESTRA") LLOYD SCHWARTZ, BYLINE: If you're a fan of Alfred Hitchcock, you'll recognize that music instantly. It's the theme you first hear under the titles of "Psycho" and later, while Janet Leigh is making ...

Source: npr.org