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This Saturday evening at 8:00<\/b>, Raymond Jones brings you three hours of the latest classical music releases on \u201cThis Just In.\u201d<\/b> This week, the program offers a rich mix of premieres, Nordic Gems, and Baroque treasures.<\/p>\n
First, get a sneak peek of a brand-new release from Bis Records. Ernst Krenek\u2019s \u201cPotpourri\u201d<\/b> receives a vibrant reading by the Orchestre National de Pays de la Loire, under Sasha Goetzel. This recording captures the energy and complexity of Krenek\u2019s music in a performance you won\u2019t want to miss.<\/p>\n
As part of our ongoing journey through the Brilliant Classics compilation \u201cNordic Classics,\u201d we hear Carl Nielsen\u2019s Symphony No. 6, \u201cSemplice.\u201d<\/b> Nielsen\u2019s enigmatic final symphony offers shifting moods, musical irony, and a subtle deconstruction of symphony form. A fascinating work for both longtime admirers and newcomers to his music.<\/p>\n
For lovers of Baroque chamber music, Dietrich Buxtehude\u2019s Trio Sonata No. 3<\/b>, performed by the ensemble Filament, provides a fresh perspective. This recording is part of \u201cAlchemy of Another,\u201d an album that highlights Buxtehude\u2019s lesser-known chamber works.<\/p>\n
And finally, pianist Christopher O\u2019Riley takes listeners on a journey through selections from Book Two of Bach\u2019s \u201cThe Well-Tempered Clavier,\u201d<\/b> recently released on Navona.<\/p>\n
If it\u2019s classical and it\u2019s new, it\u2019s on \u201cThis Just In.\u201d Tune in to WHRO-FM 90.3, or listen online<\/a>, this Saturday at 8 p.m.<\/p>\n And if you enjoy discovering the newest classical releases each week with “This Just In,” please consider supporting WHRO.<\/a> Your donation helps ensure that programs like this continue for years to come.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n