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Detroit Symphony resident conductor Thomas Wilkins discusses the mature music of Wolfgang Mozart

, who is, as Maestro Wilkins puts it, "the Tiger Woods of late 18th-century composers," with WRCJ host Chris Felcyn. Also discussed is the phenomenal ability of the DSO to swing with the Glen Miller Orchestra. Recorded July 23, 2008 in the Detroit School of Arts studios of http://wrcjfm.org - WRCJ-FM.

Free tickets to CHOCOLATE: THE EXHIBITION

Great classical and jazz on WRCJ is one of the finer things in life. Chocolate is another. Send your favorite recipe to us at 90.9fm@dptv.org. We'll select a top ten to feature on wrcjfm.org and to receive a family four pack of tickets to CHOCOLATE: THE EXHIBITION ...going on now through September 7 at The Henry Ford.

Film Classics with Jack Goggin

Film Classics 08/10/08 -

CONSIDER THE SOURCE

This week, an entire show devoted to "source" music. What, you may well ask, is "source" music? Well, in movie music parlance, it is music that can be traced to an on-screen source: an orchestra at a concert, a dance band, a radio, or perhaps a phonograph. In other words--music that you could still hear if you were one of the characters in the movie. Sometimes it's by the composer of the background score, sometimes from another "source" altogether.