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Classical Music Podcasts Begin to Flourish, at Last
During the past year, established shows have evolved while others have joined. And one, “Mission: Commission,” is breaking new ground.
Among recent standout classical music podcasts are the Miller Theater’s “Mission: Commission”; Garrett McQueen and Scott Blankenship’s “Trilloquy”; and the Audible Original “Beginner’s Mind,” featuring Yo-Yo Ma.
April 21, 2021Updated 1:38 p.m. ET
Classical music has been surprisingly slow to embrace podcasting, a medium ideally suited to illuminate its sounds and stories.
But something changed in the last year, with live performances on hold because of the pandemic and the music industry belatedly exploring new platforms: Classical and opera podcasts have begun to flourish.
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We ve written before on these pages of her late Navy father s World War II service in harm s way. And Dawn still becomes a little emotional when recalling the horrible manner in which her battle-seasoned cousin, Kirk, and so many of his peers were treated by some in their own country upon returning from Vietnam.
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