Impressions
Every Friday at 6 pm ET, WFSQ-FM airs a special two-hour program called Impressions that plays selected classical music. Listeners will be able to enjoy interviews with nationally acclaimed musicians about new projects, collaborations, and recordings. Impressions may also include new and exciting recordings, historically significant dates in music history, and longer pieces.
The locally-produced show is hosted by Stephanie Pieczynski, who welcomes requests and inquiries at 850-645-6073 or by e-mail, culturalnotes@wfsu.org.
Latest Episodes
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Valerie Prebys from the Tallahassee Bach Parley discusses their upcoming concert called Rome in Paris. The open dress rehearsal is November 15th at 3PM and the performance is November 16th at 3PM, both at St. John's Episcopal Church. Information can be found at bachparley.org.
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FSU College of Music graduate students cellist, Thu Vo, and violinist, Masayoshi Arakawa, discuss their recording project called Dream Sequence, which features music by Erwin Schulhoff, Zoltán Kodály, and Isaac Villaroya.
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Ashley Williams and Jimmy Nicholson from the Gadsden Arts Center and Museum discuss their new exhibition The American South: Photographs by Jimmy Nicholson, Gordon Parks, and Guggenheim Fellows. The exhibition is on display through December 13th. Information can be found at gadsdenarts.org.
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FSU College of Music flute professor, Mary Matthews, discusses her new album Flutelore and records some flute extended techniques in the WFSU studio.
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FSU Musicology Professor, Denise Von Glahn discusses her new book, "Circle of Winners: How the Guggenheim Foundation Composition Awards Shaped American Music Culture."