Afternoon Concert
Weekdays from 1-4 p.m.
WUOT's afternoon classical music program airs from 1-4 p.m. each weekday, hosted by Matthew Motley.
NOTE: Playlists are not posted during fund drive weeks in the fall and spring.
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Todd's longtime band mates, Dave Nichols and Dug Meech join him to select their favorite songs from the recorded history of Smokin' Dave and the premo dopes. Hilarity and sonic exploration ensue. -
Melony Dodson talks with Artistic Director and conductor, Brian Salesky, about the Amadeus Concert Ensemble's Polish Classics program -
Dino (aka Milkman) Nassios and Todd Steed talk to Fred about his amazing career, from his years promoting and managing the Beach Boys to his recording studio and beyond. This is the full and unedited interview. -
The unedited interview with promoter, photographer and jazz lover Thrassos Irinis. This was part of the Improvisations to Go podcast. -
Margherita Fava discusses her newest release, Murrina, an expressive and impressive follow up to her debut, Tatatu. Her CD release party is this Sunday, Oct. 5th at Barley's at 8:00. -
Xavier Davis is an American jazz pianist, composer, arranger, producer, and music educator who leads the Xavier Davis Trio. Margherita Fava catches up with him on a number of fascinating topics. -
Melony Dodson talks with conductor, Aram Demirjian and principal horn, Jeffery Whaley, about the Knoxville Symphony's Chamber Series concert featuring music of Richard Strauss, Mozart, and Florence Price. -
Beauty from Ashes is a concert that focuses on the hope that exists in the courageous choice of survival by sharing the stories of suicide survivors. Belle Toh shares details of the upcoming concert, taking place this Saturday at 7:00 at the Square Room. -
Matthew Motley speaks with composer Jennifer Higdon and KSO Music Director Aram Demirjian about Higdon's new piece, their long history of collaboration, and the symphony's 9 for 90 commissioning project. -
The Reed Sisters were a hit on Oak Ridge cable TV and then suddenly seemed to vanish. Rachel Nanstad discusses her new documentary, The Reed Sisters: An American Story, which answers a lot of questions and solves the mystery for this unique and wonderful family act. There will be a screening of the documentary on September 18 at Central Cinema at 6:30.
