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April is National Poetry Month. It’s an occasion to highlight the art form and its place in our culture. We’re marking the occasion with poetic music by a variety of composers, including selections from an opera about the mythological poet and musician Orpheus.
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April is National Garden Month, and whether or not you have a green thumb, you can stop and smell the MUSICAL flowers this weekend.
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National Siblings Day is on April 10th – it’s an occasion to acknowledge the relationship we have with our siblings – as our cheerleaders, rivals, and co-conspirators. Music is a common family value for many siblings, and Sunday Baroque will feature some of them.
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This weekend Sunday Baroque is featuring a variety of joyful music for Easter and a musical celebration of springtime.
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Johann Sebastian Bach lived from 1685 until 1750 – those were the last 65 years of what is considered the official “baroque era” in history. Even in the year 2024, the composer STILL enjoys a reputation as a giant, based on his remarkable lifetime accomplishments.
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Sunday Baroque is celebrating Bach’s genius this weekend with the first installment of a two-part Bach Birthday Bash.
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In honor of this weekend’s Academy Awards you’ll hear baroque music you may have heard in various films over the years.
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March 8th is International Women's Day, an annual celebration that honors the achievements and contributions of women in all fields. Sunday Baroque is celebrating the accomplishments of some top-notch women MUSICIANS.
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February is National Bird Feeding Month. It’s said to be one of the most difficult times of the year for birds in the United States to survive in the wild. This week, Sunday Baroque features baroque music about birds and imitating birdsongs.
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In celebration of President’s Day weekend, you’ll hear some of the music and musicians who’ve earned the Presidential seal of approval this weekend on Sunday Baroque.