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Listen Saturday, February 14th at 1 pm.
The Metropolitan Opera’s 2025-26 season of Saturday matinee broadcasts continues on February 14—Valentine’s Day—with an Artist’s Choice from Joyce DiDonato, which she selected in honor of the beloved American mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade: Mozart’s Idomeneo. In this Met performance from 1986, tenor David Rendall sings ...
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Over the next two weeks, Simone Dinnerstein brings you performances from the Meadowmount School of Music’s 2025 student concert series. You’ll hear talented young violin, viola, and cello students perform works by Mendelssohn, Wieniawski, Philip Glass, and more, all recorded at Campe Concert Hall on Meadowmount’s Campus in Westport, New York.
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On Saturday, February 14 from 5-10pm, WQXR is bringing you a Valentine’s Evening Serenade. You’ll hear all the most romantic classical music favorites, plus some lesser-known gems we think you’ll fall in love with! In the meantime, read about composers who have written musical Valentines for their beloveds.
Richard Strauss: Four Songs, Op. 27 (1894)Dedicated to “