ABC LIVE SHOW 27-06-25 With the 145th anniversary of the siege in Glenrowan by the Kelly Gang, ABC Radio will be broadcasting live from Kates Cottage on Friday the 27th of June. The doors will be open from 6.30am. If you have a story to tell or would like to come and be part of this special event, we’d love to see you there.

Dick Farney e Lúcio Alves são tidos como precursores da Bossa Nova, movimento que modernizou a nossa música popular a partir de 1958. Pelos idos de 1901, Baiano gravou o nosso primeiro disco com “Isto é bom”. Essa diferença de tempo nos dá uma ideia das mudanças musicais ocorridas acentuadas nas diferenças do processo evolutivo da nossa música popular. São eles os condutores do próximo passeio musical do Programa Gramofone neste domingo a partir das 9hs, reprise na segunda-feira às 23hs, aqui na Rádio Cultura de Brasília, FM, 100,9.

We have made an update to the WAUK lineup-making some exciting changes to launch a revamped weekday schedule! https://www.therecombobulationarea.news/p/civic-media-to-launch-revamped-weekday-7f9

This Saturday, Holmes & Watson return to Cloak & Dagger On the Air with two tales: "The Adventure of the Reigate Squire" and "The Adventure of the Crooked Man." Also, Emily Penelope returns for another installment of Emily Penelope's Fabulous Flights of Fancy; this time, "Operation: Brain Game." All info is below!

The 707 is a new radio show sharing fresh, engaging stories from Sonoma County and beyond. Hosted by Michelle Marques with the KRCB News Team, this half-hour program delivers insightful interviews and immersive soundscapes that connect you to your community. Tune in Fridays at 6 PM on KRCB 104.9 FM, stream online, or listen anytime as a podcast.

Martha Argerich--Iconoclast. On Classical And a Bit More-Radio Free Brooklyn. In celebration of Women's History Month and Classical music. https://www.radiofreebrooklyn.org/show-archive/?episode=RADIO6691598481&epuid=f6a236d6-1b21-11ee-af0b-cbb8ace6b8fa Martha Argerich is probably the greatest living pianist in the world. Martha Argerich’s playing, and her iconoclasm, are something of an obsession for millions of her fans. She once stated, “I love playing piano, but I don’t like being a pianist.” Argerich is in her 80s now, and over a long career she has given few interviews. She has an unmatched technical sophistication, just absolutely stunning, and without affectation. Argerich combines this extraordinary technical ability with an incredible passion for the music. Critics almost invariably mention her looks, and yet Argerich over her entire career has consistently rejected wearing exorbitantly designer outfits or otherwise cashing in on her looks. Argerich performs in unflashy, tasteful clothing. Argerich is also a polyglot, and can speak Spanish, French, Italian, German, English, and Portuguese. Argerich’s personal life is often characterized as chaotic. In reality, Martha Argerich simply displays without ostentation her passion for the music and her healthy aversion to convention. As Alex Ross, classical music critic for "The New Yorker" puts it: “Musicians have a history of falling in love with her and coming away crushed by the force of her personality. It is said that one of her amours would labor for hours over a difficult score, only to watch Argerich, a person of nocturnal habits, slouch downstairs in the middle of the afternoon, rub her eyes, and sight-read the music effortlessly.” Marta Argerich was born in Buenos Aires on the 5th of June 1941. Argerich showed her musical talents very early in life. When she was in kindergarten, a boy challenged her, saying she could not play the piano. Argerich responded by playing perfectly, by ear, a piece their teacher played them. Argerich gave her debut concert in 1949, when she was eight, playing both Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s "Piano Concerto No. 20" in D minor and Ludwig van Beethoven's "Piano Concerto No. 1" in C major. At age 16, Argerich won both the Geneva International Music Competition and the Ferruccio Busoni International Competition in 1957. In 1965, Argerich gained international prominence when she won the VII International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw in 1965, at age 24. Argerich has often stated that her greatest love of all is Beethoven. This edition of Classical And a Bit More starts off with Beethoven’s "Piano Concerto No. 3 "in C minor, Opus 37. That is followed by the Toccata in C minor. BWV 911, by Johann Sebastian Bach. Next up is the "Piano Sonata No. 3" in B minor, by Frédéric Chopin. Then the listener is treated to the "Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion," Sz. 110, by Béla Bartók. The program concludes with "Tango Pathétique," by Peter Kiesewetter.

Martha Argerich--Iconoclast. On Classical And a Bit More-Radio Free Brooklyn. In celebration of Women's History Month and Classical music. https://www.radiofreebrooklyn.org/show-archive/?episode=RADIO6691598481&epuid=f6a236d6-1b21-11ee-af0b-cbb8ace6b8fa Martha Argerich is probably the greatest living pianist in the world. Martha Argerich’s playing, and her iconoclasm, are something of an obsession for millions of her fans. She once stated, “I love playing piano, but I don’t like being a pianist.” Argerich is in her 80s now, and over a long career she has given few interviews. She has an unmatched technical sophistication, just absolutely stunning, and without affectation. Argerich combines this extraordinary technical ability with an incredible passion for the music. Critics almost invariably mention her looks, and yet Argerich over her entire career has consistently rejected wearing exorbitantly designer outfits or otherwise cashing in on her looks. Argerich performs in unflashy, tasteful clothing. Argerich is also a polyglot, and can speak Spanish, French, Italian, German, English, and Portuguese. Argerich’s personal life is often characterized as chaotic. In reality, Martha Argerich simply displays without ostentation her passion for the music and her healthy aversion to convention. As Alex Ross, classical music critic for "The New Yorker" puts it: “Musicians have a history of falling in love with her and coming away crushed by the force of her personality. It is said that one of her amours would labor for hours over a difficult score, only to watch Argerich, a person of nocturnal habits, slouch downstairs in the middle of the afternoon, rub her eyes, and sight-read the music effortlessly.” Marta Argerich was born in Buenos Aires on the 5th of June 1941. Argerich showed her musical talents very early in life. When she was in kindergarten, a boy challenged her, saying she could not play the piano. Argerich responded by playing perfectly, by ear, a piece their teacher played them. Argerich gave her debut concert in 1949, when she was eight, playing both Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s "Piano Concerto No. 20" in D minor and Ludwig van Beethoven's "Piano Concerto No. 1" in C major. At age 16, Argerich won both the Geneva International Music Competition and the Ferruccio Busoni International Competition in 1957. In 1965, Argerich gained international prominence when she won the VII International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw in 1965, at age 24. Argerich has often stated that her greatest love of all is Beethoven. This edition of Classical And a Bit More starts off with Beethoven’s "Piano Concerto No. 3 "in C minor, Opus 37. That is followed by the Toccata in C minor. BWV 911, by Johann Sebastian Bach. Next up is the "Piano Sonata No. 3" in B minor, by Frédéric Chopin. Then the listener is treated to the "Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion," Sz. 110, by Béla Bartók. The program concludes with "Tango Pathétique," by Peter Kiesewetter.

🎙️ RADIO VERDI SOUS LES PROJECTEURS d'RTL TVI ! 🎉 C’est avec une immense fierté que nous vous annonçons que notre projet « Radio VERDI » a attiré l’attention d’RTL TVI !!! Mais qu’est-ce que Radio VERDI ? 🤔 C’est bien plus qu’une simple radio. C’est un projet éducatif et collaboratif qui réunit des élèves de tous horizons autour d’une passion commune : l’expression, la créativité et le partage. Chaque jour, nos jeunes animateurs donnent le meilleur d’eux-mêmes pour produire des émissions qui informent, divertissent et rassemblent, le tout dans une ambiance conviviale. En quelques jours, semaines, « Radio VERDI » est devenue un véritable espace d’apprentissage où nos élèves développent des compétences variées. Elle donne la parole aux jeunes, leur offre un espace où ils peuvent s’exprimer librement et contribue à renforcer leur confiance en eux. Mais surtout, elle reflète l’esprit de notre école. Nous remercions chaleureusement RTL TVI d’avoir pris le temps de découvrir notre projet et de le partager avec un public plus large. 🙌 C’est une magnifique reconnaissance pour nous. 🎙️ Envie de soutenir Radio VERDI ? N’hésitez pas à liker, partager, ou simplement nous envoyer vos retours et encouragements. Chaque geste compte et motive nos élèves à aller encore plus loin… Un grand merci à toutes et tous pour votre soutien indéfectible. Ensemble, faisons rayonner "Radio VERDI" 💚 La Direction

Guess who's back?! The team is back in full swing this brand new year, ready to bring you the BEST morning radio! Get ready for the greatest conversations, fresh tunes, and all the latest sports updates to kickstart your day