Also in the episode: a reference to one of today's trending topics #justcantgetenough

The newest Call of Duty game hit the market at the end of 2020, with a soundtrack recorded right here in #Nashville. Hear all about it from composer Jack Wall on the latest Classically Speaking. Find it wherever you get podcasts or at the link. 91classical.org/post/classical…

A full orchestra, a concert choir, and lots of synths fill the soundtrack to the latest Call of Duty game. Hear about some of Jack Wall's favorite scenes in the latest Classically Speaking. Download wherever you get podcasts.

🎧 Listen More 🎧 #Playlists for episodes of #podcast Classically Speaking can be found on Spotify. Hear music from Call of Duty and more from composer Jack Wall. #classicalmusic #soundtracks open.spotify.com/playlist/7xRQ8…

There's nothing more wild yet utterly predictable than a child's tantrum. But in Maurice Ravel's oepra L’enfant et les sortilèges, the consequences take the child by surprise! Hear all about Vanderbilt Blair School of Music’s animated take on the latest Classically Speaking. 91classical.org/post/classical…

Congratulations to Nashville’s own Fisk Jubilee Singers® Singers and to the late great Christopher Rouse on their #grammys2021 wins. You can hear all about Rouse’s Symphony No. 5 on the very first episode of Classically Speaking.

🚨 New Episode 🚨 Featuring a panel of #composers participating in Intersection’s “Listen” project. Find Classically Speaking at the link or wherever you get #podcasts. 91classical.org/post/classical…

Hear the episode then follow Intersection to catch the music as it premieres.

🚨 New Episode 🚨

We’re excited to see “Bespoke Music Making with Jennifer Higdon” with a second place nod on this list. Thanks Public Media Journalists Association ! Hear the episode here or wherever you get podcasts: 91classical.org/post/classical…

Yes we’ve been away for a while. But that’s because we’ve been working on a team at WPLN News - Nashville Public Radio for something special as the Fisk Jubilee Singers® Singers approach 150 years. Mark your calendar for this October - five days before the 150th Jubilee Day.

If you haven’t listened yet, I think you better now.

According to our analytics there’s at least two or three of you who have been loyal listeners via your Blackberry. 👋 We hope you find the show on your new device after today!

Since Nashville Ballet is back onstage with Lucy Negro Redux this week, we’re back in your feed with a re-release of our interview with Rhiannon Giddens, featuring an exclusive performance with Giddens, Francesco Turrisi, and Caroline Randall Williams. 91classical.org/post/classical…

We’re still looking back at some of our favorite interviews from the early episodes of Classically Speaking. Today join @BenFolds for a closer look at his piano concerto. 91classical.org/post/classical…

There are a few seats available for this Sunday’s #NewLens concert at 21c Louisville hosted by 90.5 WUOL Classical Louisville. Featuring music by Shawn E. Okpebholo and Joel Thompson’s Seven Last Words of the Unarmed. Learn about the piece on this Classically Speaking from 2020 91classical.org/post/classical…

Classically Speaking. Anna and Dmitri Shelest. Ukrainian artists fighting on the culture front - fighting for the very identity of their country. Listen today. Wherever you get a podcast, but also here: 91classical.org/post/classical…