Choral Arts Classics
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(ARCHIVES) This program ended in 2017.
In addition to serving as the Music Director of the Baltimore Choral Arts Society for 35 years, and maintaining a busy schedule of guest conducting engagements each season, Tom Hall is also a well-known broadcaster, teacher, lecturer, and writer and he is the host of Midday heard daily on WYPR Noon-1pm.
Latest Episodes
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After 14 years, Choral Arts Classics comes to a close. In advance of Tom's final concert as Music Director of Baltimore Choral Arts, (Saturday, March 11)… -
On the January edition of Choral Arts Classics, Tom talks to James Lee III, one of the most acclaimed African American composers in the United States. -
On the October edition of Choral Arts Classics, Tom talks to composer and musicologist Ray Sprenkle about another great Requiem, the setting by Gabriel… -
On the September edition of Choral Arts Classics, Tom talks to composer and musicologist Ray Sprenkle about Gabriel Fauré's beloved Requiem. -
On the May edition of Choral Arts Classics, a Conductor's Roundtable with the leaders of three fine choruses for young people. Tom talks with Doreen Falby… -
On the March edition of Choral Arts Classics, Tom talks to Chic Dambach, who has worked all over the world as a Peace Builder, about the power of music in… -
On the February edition of Choral Arts Classics, as Choral Arts gets ready to celebrate its 50th anniversary with a special concert on March 20, 2016, Tom… -
On the January edition of Choral Arts Classics, Tom talks with Fred Bronstein of the Peabody Institute and Catherine Dehoney of Chorus America about the… -
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For the September 2015 edition it's music from The Masters. Music by Beethoven, Mozart and Bach are featured in our season premiere.Tom welcomes the…
