Mr. Blink’s latest record takes listeners on a tour through the state, from the Mississippi River to Door County, with their signature genre-blending style.

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This new DG recording includes two keyboard concertos: No. 9 (K. 271) and No. 22 (K. 482), both of which are in the key of E-flat.

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The Catalyst Quartet, formed in 2010 by the Sphinx Organization, serves as a catalyst for a more inclusive and inviting classical music experience.

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This month's picks: "Stringweave," "Lugares Communes" and "LAGQ Brazil."

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From July 20 through Aug. 1, audiences in the Appleton area have a unique opportunity to be immersed in classical music as an up-close experience, and perhaps a personal discovery. 

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Bayside Sounds Around Town joins Porchfest in filling parks, porches and even the waterfront with local music throughout the summer.

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The Dancing Grannies will represent Wisconsin in iconic red, white and “granny blue” uniforms, marching in two separate parades for the American semiquincentennial in Washington.

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“Hold These Truths” with Lara Downes and Friends will be released digitally on July 3 from the Pentatone label.

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This year’s musicians include Michael Andrews on cello, Anna Cromwell on violin and viola, Rochelle Pearson on violin and Angela Kratchmer on viola. Pianist Rie Tanaka will join the ensemble for the festival’s second week.

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Ahead of their retirements, Larry Meiller and Norman Gilliland talked with one another about their time at WPR.

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This week’s new release, “Fusions," from Russian-born pianist Nikolay Medvedev, features some wildly exciting and ear-catching music: Sophisticated and fun jazz in many permutations, challenging classical structures that require almost athletic virtuosity and some gorgeous, deeply emotional lyrical passages.

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WPR host Stephanie Elkins interviews Norman Gilliland, who retired from WPR on June 19, 2026.

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Blue Ox was founded in 2015 and has become known for its eclectic lineup and community feel. This year's festival runs June 25-27 at Pines Music Park in Eau Claire.

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Milwaukee singer-songwriter Kyle Feerick’s new album, “Shine On,” draws from years of playing with local musicians and his own songwriting exploration. It’s been nearly a decade since he put out his last full-length album.

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