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Lullabies for Logan

Lullabies for Logan

New grandparent and Classical California host, Dianne Nicolini, curates a list of lullabies for her grandchild, Logan.

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Twentieth Century Topics: Switching Gears

Twentieth Century Topics: Switching Gears

Alan Chapman reveals how Aaron Copland and Arvo Pärt reinvented themselves and in the process reshaped twentieth‑century music and deepened its connection with audiences worldwide.

03/19/2026
It Might As Well Be Spring at Classical California

It Might As Well Be Spring at Classical California

Maggie Clennon Reberg celebrates the arrival of spring as a time of artistic inspiration, global renewal, and musical reflection, offering a themed playlist and inviting you to share your own seasonal traditions.

03/12/2026
Marin Alsop’s Purple Baton: Empowering the Leaders of Tomorrow

Marin Alsop’s Purple Baton: Empowering the Leaders of Tomorrow

Classical California’s Lara Downes talks with trailblazing conductor Marin Alsop about the #PurpleBaton movement and the future of women on the podium.

03/03/2026
These Films Are Rated V

These Films Are Rated V

Violins powerfully shape film music, from Desplat’s new Frankenstein score to classics like Schindler’s List, The Red Violin, and Psycho.

02/19/2026
Lunar New Year in the Concert Hall

Lunar New Year in the Concert Hall

Solomon Reynolds reflects on his earliest memories of classical music and sharing the tradition with future generations.

02/05/2026
Something for the Kids

Something for the Kids

A look at classical music written for children—and inspired by their games, stories, and imaginations.

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