HPR Music

For the upcoming membership drive in September, HPR2 has decided to play another listener game. This time we're asking you to vote for your three favorite genres of Classical Music. HPR is using the widest possible "definition" of genre, including everything from periods (like, Classical, Romantic) to specific smaller categories of music (like fugue, film music, musical theatre). I will be focusing on many possible "genres" for the rest of the month.

Today on Classical Pacific, composers that you may not have heard before, or that you don't hear often. I'll be choosing from works by Deifenbrock, Boismortier, Bristow, Ireland, Taneyev, Farrenc, Rebel, Parry, Crusell, Vosburgh, Kuhnau and possibly more. 

The diffrent styles and influences of Paul Simon anchor this session of Bridging the Gap (ahead of his two nights at the MACC).

Sharene Taba is hosting Classical Pacific today, sharing her unique take on Classical music. 

Classical Pacific presents classical music from pre-Renaissance to the current day, locally curated by Louise King Lanzilotti from a Pacific perspective. The program is live weekdays from 3-6pm Hawaiian Standard time, and streams live on hawaiipublicradio.org and on the free mobile app HPR.  

Questions? Comments? Email me: llanzilotti@hawaiipublicradio.org

Kanikapila Sunday features three hours of Great Hawaiian Music, including contemporary, traditional and hapa haole songs. You'll also hear slack key guitar and ‘ukulele instrumentals. Plus, the Kanikapila Sunday Classic! Tune in TODAY with host Derrick Malama from 1:00-4:00 PM Hawai’i Time on HPR-1.

I'm been on a Hip-Hop kick the last few days. So the majority of this session of Bridging the Gap is going to be a collection of Jazz influenced Hip-Hop, and a few artists that are currently trending.

Thanks to a generous donation to the HPR Music Library from James McGill, I am able to curate a third program of new arrivals to the HPR Library. Today I'll play works performed by Glenn Gould, as well as vocal music, and some 20th and 21st century works.

Thanks to a generous donation of many boxes of CDs by James McGill, I am able to curate another entire program of new arrivals to the HPR Library.

Classical Pacific presents classical music from pre-Renaissance to the current day, locally curated by Louise King Lanzilotti from a Pacific perspective. The program is live weekdays from 3-6pm Hawaiian Standard time, and streams live on hawaiipublicradio.org and on the free mobile app HPR.  

This session of Bridging the Gap is picked on the fly with a few target songs spread out over some really unrelated categories. So we're doing the weave together and fishing for sound.

Today, music culled from a new large donation by James Mc Gill to the HPR Music Library. You'll hear music performed by Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, Sviatoslav Richter, Yehudi Menuhin, the Juilliard Quartet, and more. 

Classical Pacific presents classical music from pre-Renaissance to the current day, locally curated by Louise King Lanzilotti, from a Pacific perspective. The program is live weekdays from 3-6pm Hawaiian Standard time, and streams live on the free mobile app HPR and on hawaiipublicradio.org.  

Today, Music that relates to the number 4, from various centuries and in various genres.

Classical Pacific presents classical music from pre-Renaissance to the current day, locally curated by me,  Louise King Lanzilotti, from a Pacific perspective. The program is live weekdays from 3-6pm Hawaiian Standard time, and streams live on hawaiipublicradio.org and on the free mobile app HPR. 

Questions? Comments? Email me: llanzilotti@hawaiipublicradio.org

Digging through selections of vintage soul, gospel and world all re-released from The Numero Group.

Sharene Taba is hosting Classical Pacific today, sharing her unique take on Classical music. I will be back tomorrow.

Questions? Comments? Email me: llanzilotti@hawaiipublicradio.org

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Kanikapila Sunday features three hours of Great Hawaiian Music, including contemporary, traditional and hapa haole songs. You'll also hear slack key guitar and ‘ukulele instrumentals. Plus, the Kanikapila Sunday Classic! Tune in TODAY with host Derrick Malama from 1:00-4:00 PM Hawai’i Time on HPR-1.

So we had some problems with the studio this evening... So I'm gonna Hana Hou last Friday's intersection of Jazz, Blues, Latin and Hip Hop.

I am away for the week, and Judy Anderson is hosting Classical Pacific, sharing her unique take on Classical music. 

Questions? Comments? Email me: llanzilotti@hawaiipublicradio.org

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I am away for the week, and Judy Anderson is hosting Classical Pacific, sharing her unique take on Classical music. 

Questions? Comments? Email me: llanzilotti@hawaiipublicradio.org

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It's been busy, very busy here at HPR. And to be honest... I haven't had the time to really pick out a proper show. So we're going with the flow this evening... and picking music from the gut and from the heart.

I am away for the week, and Judy Anderson is hosting Classical Pacific, sharing her unique take on Classical music. 

Questions? Comments? Email me: llanzilotti@hawaiipublicradio.org

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I am away for the week, and Judy Anderson is hosting Classical Pacific, sharing her unique take on Classical music. 

Questions? Comments? Email me: llanzilotti@hawaiipublicradio.org

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This session of Bridging the Gap is going to be a mellow psychedelic swirl of chilled beats and independent rock/folk... all anchored by Khruangbin.

  I am away for the week, and Judy Anderson is hosting Classical Pacific, sharing her unique take on Classical music. 

Questions? Comments? Email me: llanzilotti@hawaiipublicradio.org

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Kanikapila Sunday features three hours of Great Hawaiian Music, including contemporary, traditional and hapa haole songs. You'll also hear slack key guitar and ‘ukulele instrumentals. Plus, the Kanikapila Sunday Classic! Tune in TODAY with host Derrick Malama from 1:00-4:00 PM Hawai’i Time on HPR-1.

Tonight I'm exploring the intersection between electronic dance beats, boogaloo, hip-hop, blues and other tropical elements.

  This morning I was sitting with a small group of friends at my favorite coffee shop and they asked me what was on the program for the day. I asked them what they would like to hear, and the result is today's program on Classical Pacific. 

I will be away from mike next week, and Judy Anderson will be taking the reins for those five days. Mahalo, Judy.

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  Today's program features work by composers that hightlight the American experience from various viewpoints. You'll hear music chosen from among the following: Chen Yi, Jennifer Higdon, George Gershwin, Aaron Copland, Roger Sessions, Paul Simon, Stephen Foster, Roy Ungar, Paul Chihara and John Williams.

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No serious theme is planned for this session of Bridging the Gap, and I'm going to weave back and forth between Jazz and Indie rock for most of the night. All killer, no filler.

  On today's Classical Pacific, I've chosen to excavate music from the depths of my brain, heart, computer and elsewhere. You'll hear well-known and lesser known music by Bach, Monn, Lauridsen, Arnalds, Bruch, Brahms, Desplat, Martinü Castelnuovo-Tedesco, and possible more. 

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Today, music with a sense of place, from mountains to steppes to lakes to gardens. I'm choosing from music of Falla, Debussy, Mendelssohn, Borodin, Mussorgsky, Berlioz, Beamer and Hewett. 

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I'm breaking this session of Bridging the Gap in half. The 1st hour is wrapped around the funk of Art Neville of The Meters who passed away today at 81.  The 2nd hour will be filled with (mostly) mellow new releases including some Khruangbin, Leon Bridges and Moonchild.