February 2, 2015 | Kent Teeters
The February 2015 edition of Looking Back to Bookspan’s “101 Masterpieces of Music and Their Composers” features a composer whose short stature and portly girth earned him the affectionate nickname of “Schwämmerl" (Little Mushroom) – Franz Schubert.
January 2, 2015 | Kent Teeters
The January 2015 edition of Looking Back to Bookspan’s “101 Masterpieces of Music and Their Composers” features Rimsky-Korsakov’s work based on Scheherazade’s stories from One Thousand and One Arabian Nights.
November 24, 2014 | Kent Teeters
The December 2014 edition of Looking Back to Bookspan’s “101 Masterpieces of Music and Their Composers” explores the music of Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff and Ravel.
November 1, 2014 | Kent Teeters
This month on Looking Back to Bookspan’s “101 Masterpieces of Music and Their Composers," classical host Kent Teeters explores the best of Mozart.
September 30, 2014 | Kent Teeters
Kent Teeters compares and contrasts the lives of Felix Mendelssohn and Modest Mussorgsky.
August 29, 2014 | Kent Teeters
The September 2014 edition of Looking Back to Bookspan’s “101 Masterpieces of Music and Their Composers” features a virtuosic piano concerto and three symphonies from the apex of the Romantic period of music.
July 29, 2014 | Kent Teeters
The August 2014 edition of Looking Back to Bookspan’s “101 Masterpieces of Music and Their Composers” features a famous romantic piano concerto, religious and secular music from the Baroque period, and three works from the “Father of the Symphony.”
June 30, 2014 | Kent Teeters
Kent Teeters looks at Bookspan's “101 Masterpieces of Music and Their Composers” and offers commentary on pieces by César Franck and George Gershwin.
June 1, 2014 | Kent Teeters
The June 2014 edition of Looking Back to Bookspan’s “101 Masterpieces of Music and Their Composers” features a work that brought Edward Elgar international fame and the last three symphonies of Antonín Dvorák.
May 1, 2014 | Kent Teeters
The May 2014 edition of Looking Back to Bookspan’s “101 Masterpieces of Music and Their Composers” features the vivid and evocative music of Debussy and a monumental cello concerto by Dvorák.
