2010
Contemporary means “with the times”… contemporary means “now”… and Now is the Time. Join me for Now is the Time, every Sunday night at 10 o’clock on WRTI-HD2 and on the all-classical webstream at wrti.org. Contemporary American music is being recorded 
all the time, and Now is the Time to take a listen and explore the music of American composers today. All types… all styles… contemporary American music on Now is the Time, every Sunday night at 10 o’clock on WRTI-HD2. Listen on HD radio or online here. Here’s the theme music, without my on-air yakking over it:
Jan 3 2010. 074
Jan 10 2010. 071
Doug Opel. 3 preludes to missing the point
Jan 17 2010. 072
Allen Shawn. Three Dance Portraits for piano four-hands
Brooke Joyce. Three Iowa Ballads
Jan 24 2010. 075
David Gunn. Not the Right Balloon
Jan 31 2010. 076
Feb 7 2010. 029
Jeffrey Mumford. Fragments from the surrounding evening
Marc Satterwhite. Memento mori I: Red Carnations in White Lace Curtains
Feb 14 2010. 077
Feb 21 2010. 078
Leslie H. Adams. Sence You Went Away
David N. Baker. Shades of Blue
Stephen Michael Newby. Gospel Songs for Baritone and String Orchestra
Feb 28 2010. 079
Elliott Carter. Double Concerto for Harpsichord and Piano with Two Chamber Orchestras
22 November 2009 at 10:23 pm
Hey Kile,
Thanks for programming “Elucidate”! Loved hearing it over the Web. Thanks for all you are doing for new music.
Best,
Rob
12 January 2010 at 7:05 am
Thanks so much for playing “3 preludes” on your show! I’m sad to say I was unable to tune in, but I always appreciate the interest, as I am sure was the featured pianist, Nicola Melville. Cheers and please, keep up your wonderful support of new music!
23 November 2009 at 11:18 am
My pleasure, Rob, I enjoyed it, solo clarinet is dynamite! Keep them coming,
Kile
12 January 2010 at 10:04 am
Thanks, Doug, it’s my pleasure discovering so many new things. I hope to hear more of your music! Best,
Kile