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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2026 · 2H 16M

Bernstein and Robertson

from St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Concert Rebroadcasts · host SLSO

Steven Mackey Turn the KeyDavid Robertson Light forming, a Piano Concerto (First SLSO performances)Intermission interviews with:David Robertson, conductorOrli Shaham, pianoSarah Kirkland Snider Something for the Dark (First SLSO performances)Leonard Bernstein “The Age of Anxiety,” Symphony No. 2 for Piano and OrchestraDavid Robertson “…A Joyful Noise…” (First SLSO performances) 

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Steven Mackey Turn the Key David Robertson Light forming, a Piano Concerto (First SLSO performances) Intermission interviews with: David Robertson, conductor Orli Shaham, piano Sarah Kirkland Snider Something for the Dark (First SLSO performances) Leonard Bernstein “The Age of Anxiety,” Symphony No. 2 for Piano and Orchestra David Robertson “…A Joyful Noise…” (First SLSO performances)

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Steven Mackey Turn the KeyDavid Robertson Light forming, a Piano Concerto (First SLSO performances)Intermission interviews with:David Robertson, conductorOrli Shaham, pianoSarah Kirkland Snider Something for the Dark (First SLSO performances)Leonard...

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