Do you have your tickets, yet? A trio of NPR personalities and officials are coming to the Woody Creek Community Center on July 1st. This is your opportunity to ask questions, hear the conversation and support Aspen Public Radio. To learn more & get your tickets:Evening with NPR at the Woody Creek Community Centeraspenpublicradio.orgAn evening with NPR at the Woody Creek Community Center Aspen Public Radio is privileged to host an evening of conversation with three of NPR’s top

Join us for Festival Showcase at 3:30pm! Today's show continues its rebroadcasts of interviews from seasons past. On today’s show, host Matt Erikson interviews pianist Orli Shaham who discusses what it was like growing up in the shadow of the Aspen Music Festival. And AMFS Music Director Robert Spano talks about one of last season’s most adventurous and ambitious programs, Messiaen’s “From the Canyons to the Stars.”

Coming up at 1pm on "Classical Music from Aspen”: Remember the 1985 film “Out of Africa” with Meryl Streep and Robert Redford? On today’s program, hear a selection of John Barry’s lush score and one of the wondrous works featured on the soundtrack, Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto. Also today, music by Torroba, Handel and Schubert. For a complete playlist:

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Coming up at 1pm on "Classical Music from Aspen”: The Aspen Music Festival and School is dedicating much of this season to the music of Benjamin Britten, in honor of his birth centenary. On today’s program, hear one of the British composer’s most popular works, “The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra,” as well as pieces by Haydn, Faure, Poulenc, Purcell and Liszt. For a complete playlist:

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