
The Darker Side
Music That Makes You Feel Less Alone: India Lake
"If someone ever listened to my song and thought that it really spoke to them and that they really—they got it—then that’s the goal.”
"If someone ever listened to my song and thought that it really spoke to them and that they really—they got it—then that’s the goal.”
Because we all need some "sad bangers" right now.
Making music, “It is the thing that I feel like I was put on this earth to do."
From December 11th to 18th, the Beethoven Orgy celebrates Ludwig van Beethoven's 250th birthday. Tune in for warhorse symphonies and obscure musical jokes, historic performances, an interview with Alex Ross, and the Metropolitan Opera's broadcast of Fidelio.
As part of WHRB's Beethoven Orgy, we spoke to New Yorker music critic and WHRB alumnus Alex Ross about his life as a critic in 2020, his memories of the late David Elliott, and Beethoven's music and legacy.
Members of the Harvard Radcliffe Collegium Museum and the Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra discuss Harvard's first-ever virtual performance of Handel's Messiah.
On December 24th, 8am to 6pm, WHRB presents the David Elliott Memorial Orgy. In memory of David R. Elliott (1942 - 2020), this broadcast weaves together David’s most iconic and beloved moments at WHRB to tell a story of Harvard Radio’s longtime mentor, host, and friend.
When old meets new: Blue Heron’s new commission is born from a 21st-century pandemic and written in the 15th-century Renaissance style.