Posted on · On Friday's show: A new survey suggests most Texans agree on certain restrictions on guns. We learn what those are. And Michael Abels, the composer who created the scores for Jordan Peele's films Get Out, Us, and Nope, talks about his work and the piece he created for shows in Houston this weekend.
Posted on · We discuss efforts to make Houston prettier and learn about an interactive classical music experience along Buffalo Bayou.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: A controversial new rule for Texas social workers, an update on the local economy, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news, and an interactive classical music experience along Buffalo Bayou.
Posted on · On Friday's show: Efforts to make Juneteenth a national holiday, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news, and bringing live music to audiences.
Posted on · Give a honk or come outside if you hear the music.
Posted on · From a “Season of Hope” to a “Time for Hope,” theater company A.D. Players and chamber orchestra ROCO weave stories of love, courage and strength into their season-opening World Premieres.
Posted on · Actress Chelsea Ryan McCurdy shares tales from her newest show at STAGES Repertory Theatre with Ernie, and Catherine Lu learns about the CD that Hurricane Harvey couldn't stop.
Posted on · It’s Christmas Eve. Chances are, you’ve heard a lot of beautiful music. If you’re looking for more of that, you’ve come to the wrong place. Welcome to Jingle Hell, where bad songs are born, and good songs come to die. Alecia Lawyer, founder, artistic director, and principal oboist of River Oaks Chamber Orchestra (ROCO) talks […]
Posted on · Houston orchestra, ROCO, recently released a debut album of world premiere commissions that tells a story of Harvey, resiliency, and creativity.
Posted on · The River Oaks Chamber Orchestra will host two concerts this weekend acknowledging the contributions and accomplishments of women in the arts.
Posted on · ROCO performs a piece written after Harvey to honor the strength, caring and courage of Houstonians.
Posted on · Since the start of the World Series, a couple of local arts groups have been engaging in friendly feuds with their LA counterparts
Posted on · A mini-profile and season preview of the River Oaks Chamber Orchestra, which remains Houston Strong and united in their humanity after the recent hurricane
Posted on · A quick intro to Donizetti’s comic masterpiece, Saturday’s noon Met Opera broadcast.
Posted on · One Houston orchestra recently encouraged its audience members to try out a new app that helps them engage with the music.