Honoring the 50th Anniversary of the Yale Symphony Orchestra

Honoring the 50th Anniversary of the Yale Symphony Orchestra

Honoring the 50th Anniversary of the Yale Symphony Orchestra

From Ballets Russes performed by the UNCSA Orchestra and celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Rite of Spring in Paris

From Ballets Russes performed by the UNCSA Orchestra and celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Rite of Spring in Paris

From Ballets Russes performed by the UNCSA Orchestra and celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Rite of Spring in Paris

From Ballets Russes performed by the UNCSA Orchestra and celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Rite of Spring in Paris

WQXR’s Movies on the Radio presents a celebration of this illustrious composer best-known for his thrilling and chilling film scores for Hitchcock. Hosted by WQXR’s David Garland and Elliott Forrest.

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Edmund Stone and John Mauceri discuss the role of the musical score in film including it's history, style and cultural influence. From AllClassical.org and TheScore.org.

Mauceri has worked with Wagner's music throughout his career as a conductor and orchestra director. Mauceri takes a look at Wagner's historic story, and the benefits and perils of taking it out of the context of opera.

Originally posted on WQXR.org

Host David Ford's interview with film music scholar John Mauceri about the <emconcert performed by the NC Symphony and conducted and hosted by John Mauceri.</em

Originally posted on WFDD.org.

More of David Ford's interview with John Mauceri and more music from the Interview begins at +19:48. Originally posted on WFDD.org.

David Hartman talks with UNC School of the Arts Chancellor and NC Symphony guest conductor, John Mauceri about his upcoming concert titled, "Hollywood Émigrés and Protégés."

Originally published on the North Carolina Symphony Podcasts website

With the wave of his hands world-renowned orchestras delight audiences, operas captivate thousands and pop stars evoke wonderment. From WFDD.org & WFDD 88.5FM.

Before he gave us Carmen, Bizet penned this atmospheric jewel of forbidden love and broken promises set in ancient Ceylon. Nicole Cabell (Leïla), Nathan Gunn (Zurga), and Eric Cutler (Nadir) are joined by conductor John Mauceri for an exploration of this exotic work. Moderated by Roger Pines.

For 43 years, it was known as the North Carolina School of the Arts. Now, it’s the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. Why the school changed it’s name.

Tristan Jakob-Hoff, a classical music writer who blogs for London’s Guardian newspaper; and John Mauceri, conductor, chancellor of the North Carolina School of the Arts and long-time director of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, debate whether film scores belong in the classical canon.

John Mauceri and Gerald Freedman talk about the upcoming production of Hamlet with the North Carolina Symphony.

John Mauceri and the cast of Hamlet discuss the making of this world premier performance.