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Concerts From The Library of Congress

Jefferson Public Radio | By Eric Teel
Published September 7, 2016 at 1:05 PM PDT
Bill McLaughlin hosts the new series Concerts From the Library of Congress, Sunday evenings at 7pm.
Bill McLaughlin hosts the new series Concerts From the Library of Congress, Sunday evenings at 7pm.

Beginning Sunday evening, October 2nd, JPR's Classics & News Service will begin airing the new season of weekly programs called Concerts from the Library of Congress.

Bill McLaughlin hosts the new series Concerts From the Library of Congress, Sunday evenings at 7pm.
Bill McLaughlin hosts the new series Concerts From the Library of Congress, Sunday evenings at 7pm.

Concerts from the Library of Congress is a 13- part series hosted by Bill McLaughlin -- a co-production of the Library of Congress, and CD Syndications. The program combines a ninety-year tradition of broadcasts from the historic Coolidge Auditorium with an interactive website, , accessing some 22 million items in the Library's music archives.

This season, you’ll hear three of the world’s top period instrument ensembles: Bach Collegium Japan, Apollo’s Fire, and Boston’s famous Handel and Haydn Society; opera star AnneSofievon Otter; violinist JenniferKoh; the EnsembleIntercontemporain, with MatthiasPintscher; and pianist Richard Goode. Join us as Concerts from the Library of Congress celebrates a remarkable 90 years on the air!

Concerts from the Library of Congress airs Sunday evenings at7pmonJPR'sClassics & News Service.

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