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The Second Street Dreams Audio Network — 268 episodes

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1

Manon, Like You’ve Never Heard It Before

2

The last "Uncovered" Album

3

Squeezing The New Out Of Opera

4

A Composer of Conscience and Thank Goodness for Music Librarians

5

Houston’s FIRST Pride Orchestra

6

The Declaration Project

7

We The (all kinds of) People

8

Happy 250th And Then Some

9

Over 70 Birthday Songs to America From Pianist Min Kwon

10

HERE BE MONSTERS 2026

11

Requiem For America, The Native American Story

12

Vanessa, Stripped Down Opera

13

Step by Step, the Ruby Bridges Suite

14

Music About The Earth

15

Keep Music In Your Life And Dementia Might Never Come

16

Feeding Thespis presents the play NEW TIMES by Judlyne A Lilly Gibson

17

Composer Chinary Ung stays close to his Cambodian Roots

18

The African Concert Series Celebrates Its 8th Season of African Classical Music

19

A Hero’s Life Meets The Old And The New With A World Premiere Recording

20

Castrato Nicolo Grimaldi Gets His Due Via Randall Scotting

21

Rachel Barton Pine and the Suzuki Strings

22

Sarah Kirkland Snider Goes Forward Into Light

23

It's Black History Month

24

Song Offerings From Christopher Tin

25

Who won the largest single gift ever dedicated to one Jazz artist?

26

Zara Hudson Kozdoj Remembers Who She Is

27

Opera Wars

28

The Emerging Black Composers Project is back

29

The Opera Austin Festival and a Jane Austen Tribute

30

Two Things to be grateful for: Music and Money.

31

The SBI at the New York Philharmonic

32

Native American Artists On the Indigenous Directory for Musical Storytelling

33

Music By, For, And About Veterans on Classical Music In Colors

34

The Way Of Water from Forklift Danceworks

35

For The Love Of Samuel Coleridge Taylor

36

Invisible Player

37

NOW IT'S CLASSICAL MUSIC IN COLOR(S)

38

Meet Arcoriris Sandoval - A Jazz Pianist

39

Recording Artists and Music Professionals with Disabilities. On Staccato

40

Surgical Records As Lyrics? On Staccato

41

Disability Champ ART SPARK Texas Names Its Annual Winners. On Staccato

42

A Musical Summer Adventure For Two Austin Teens and 94 Others. On Staccato

43

They’re Tapping Their Feet, Anyway. On Staccato

44

The Texas International Piano Festival in South Korea. On Staccato

45

Your Orchestra Might Be Thinking About Your Health. On Staccato

46

Music About The Fallen. More Firings and Resignations While Promotions Abound. On Classical Music In Color

47

They Honor The Fallen With Their Words And Music. On Staccato

48

Summer Music Camps Musicians For Adult Musicians. On Staccato

49

The Julliard String Quartet Is Coming To Town. On Staccato

50

Summer Music Camps For Adults – The Choral Edition. On Staccato

51

A Texas Teenager Goes Miles For Music. On Staccato

52

Harpist Ashley Jackson, DEI Takes A Hit and Two Shows You Don’t Want To Miss. On Classical Music In Color

53

Musical Instruments Are Instrumental In A Child’s Development. On Staccato

54

From 340 to 77 to 30. The Cliburn Competition Is Set. On Staccato

55

Finding Peace Amid The Storm. On Staccato

56

DakhaBrakha Thinks Of Home Every Time They Perform. On Staccato

57

Cecile and Clara Performed By Anna. On Staccato

58

Loving v. Virginia. An opera out of history and onto the stage. On Classical Music In Color

59

The La Maestra International Competition for Women Conductors. On Staccato

60

Meet The Composers Of Some Of Your Favorite Video Games. On Staccato

61

Nominations NOW for the 2025 Art Spark Texas Artist of the Year. On Staccato

62

The String Quartet Smackdown. On Staccato

63

Lift Every Voice for Julia Perry. On Classical Music in Color

64

Julia Perry’s Catalog of Music Is Finally Available. On Staccato

65

The Mendelssohns, Bologne and Boulanger playing soon by the Central Texas Philharmonic. On Staccato

66

How the Orchestras Are Coping Amid The LA Wildfires. On Staccato

67

It's Nice To Be Back on Classical Music In Color.

68

Chorus Austin’s Big Bold Spring Season. On Staccato

69

Austin Classical Guitar Takes Us To The Movies, Celebrates A 25th Anniversary And More. On Staccato

70

A Happy New You in 2025. On Staccato

71

It’s Time To Apply For Summer Music Programs. On Staccato

72

Are Books On Your List? On Staccato

73

Words And Music For The Children In Your Life. On Staccato

74

The Cliburn Agency. On Staccato

75

A Holiday Concert Full Of Fun And Frolic . On Staccato

76

Player One, A Musical Companion for Holiday Gatherings. On Staccato

77

No Auditions Required. On Staccato

78

Opera Austin Festival. On Staccato

79

An Opportunity for High School Wind Musicians. On Staccato

80

An Eclectic Fall Season at Texas Performing Arts. On Staccato

81

Halloween, Live Movie Soundtracks, Prokofiev and Handel’s Messiah. On Staccato

82

Chorus Austin Celebrates Its 60th Season. On Staccato

83

There’s Almost No Music In This Classical Music Program. On Classical Music In Color

84

The All Volunteer Austin Civic Orchestra Fall Season. On Staccato

85

Classical Guitarists From All Over the World Come To Play In Austin

86

The Fall Season Ahead: ATX Chamber Music and Jazz. On Staccato

87

The Season Ahead: The Central Texas Philharmonic. On Staccato

88

Gustav Mahler Need Not Apply: The Symphonina. On Staccato

89

New Albums, Grants and Milestones on Part Two August 2024

90

The Opera About Fannie Lou Hamer on Classical Music in Color August 2024

91

Sophie Mathieu - The Draylen Mason Composer In Residence. On Staccato

92

Another Texan Wins The Jimmys. On Staccato

93

Mount Rainier’s Composer in Residence. On Staccato

94

Preludes, Fugues and Friends. On Staccato

95

Good News About Three Black Classical Artists. On Classical Music In Color

96

The Organic Result - The New York Études. On Staccato

97

Are You On The List? On Staccato

98

The Music Of Bridgerton. On Staccato

99

Twelve from Texas. One From Austin. On Staccato

100

Songs in Three Languages With A Tribute to Dad. On Staccato

101

A Love Letter To Home, Wherever It May Be - On Staccato

102

The Lullaby Project Coming To A Screen Near You. On Staccato

103

Anthony McGill. The First Black Principal Clarinetist of the New York Philharmonic on Classical Music In Color

104

The Young Masters. On Staccato

105

The Heller Awards for Young Artists. On Staccato

106

Meet Andre Dowell, the Sphinx Organization’s new Programming Chief. On Classical Music In Color

107

Austin Opera Ends This Season In A Blaze Of Carmen. On Staccato

108

Conspirare Celebrates The End Of Their 30th Season. On Staccato

109

Monetizing Your Career In Music And Building Your Brand. On Staccato

110

Music Might Be Best With Your Medication. On Staccato

111

The Eclipse Is Coming and So Are The Concerts. On Staccato

112

The End Of The Season: Austin Classical Guitar with The Beijing Duo & David Russell

113

Classical Music and Women By The Numbers. On Staccato

114

Training the Women Who Will Lead. On Staccato

115

Austin Soundwaves is Fortissimo. On Staccato

116

Hearts Beating As One on Staccato

117

Althea Waites. Pianist, Scholar, Advocate. On Staccato

118

Romance and Chocolates On Staccato

119

Audition NOW for Austin’s National Children’s Chorus. On Staccato

120

The Re-Discovery of Vicente Lusitano, A 16th Century Afro-Portuguese Composer

121

The World’s First Mariachi Opera. On Staccato

122

Back To Work. Did You Bring Your Ear Gear With You? On Staccato

123

At The intersection of Early Music and Video Games. On Staccato

124

African American Voices II With Conductor Kellen Gray. On Classical Music In Color

125

The Last Album Of The Emerson String Quartet & Tina Davidson’s Hymn. On Staccato

126

Is it Time to Make A Move For Your Chamber Music Career? On Staccato

127

Christopher Nupen. One of the classical music artists we lost in 2023

128

Are You Composing While Black? On Classical Music In Color

129

Is It Time Already To Apply To Summer Music Schools? On Staccato

130

The Carnegie Hall Connection with Austin Soundwaves on Staccato

131

Are You A Pianist? Apply for the Cliburn Competition. On Staccato

132

Pagliacci at the Austin Opera, then Ryan Speedo Green Sings In Concert. On Staccato

133

The Pressure Of Being The First One. The Dreams of a Nigerian Violinist and Florence Price. On Classical Music In Color

134

Dvořák: A Bohemian Rhapsody on Staccato

135

Grammy Award Winning Choral Ensemble, Conspirare, Begins Its 30th Season

136

New Albums from Pratt, Dworkin and a Latinx Opera Workshop. On Classical Music In Color

137

The Long Center, in Austin Texas, Opens Its House to Everyone. On Staccato

138

Langston Lee. Winner of The Jimmys. On Staccato

139

An Update on The National Opera House. And We Honor Andre Watts on Classical Music in Color

140

Carnegie Hall Kids. On Staccato

141

The Nightingale on Staccato

142

Mozart In Motion. On Staccato

143

PANELPICKER time at SXSW. On Staccato

144

My Adoptive Mother And My Biological Mother Are One And The Same. On Staccato

145

Honoring Fathers With Music For Father’s Day, on Staccato

146

The 96 Hour Atlanta Opera Project. On Staccato

147

Clarice Assad, the Draylen Mason Composer In Residence. On Staccato

148

Adult Music Camps on Staccato

149

DEATH GRIEF HEALING. On Classical Music In Color

150

The Merry Music Month Of May. On Staccato

151

Wildflower for Mothers and Mother Earth. On Staccato

152

Music From The Milky Way And Beyond. On Staccato

153

Deadline Near To Apply for The Draylen Mason Fellows Program

154

THE FIRST EVER (?) BOOK OF CHORAL MUSIC ALL WRITTEN BY BLACK COMPOSERS on Classical Music In Color

155

Are You Watching Now Hear This?

156

A Season Of Being UnConducted. On Staccato

157

Time To Celebrate Piano Day With One That Cristofori Would Be Proud Of. On Staccato

158

African Classical Composers, Organist Trent Johnson and more. On Classical Music In Color.

159

The Catalyst Quartet Uncovers Volume 3 of Black Composers. On Staccato

160

The String Quartet Smackdown Crowns Its 2023 Winner. On Staccato

161

The Winner of the Grammy Music Educator Award. On Staccato

162

The Coltman Competition's 10th Year. On Staccato

163

The Gateways Radio Show Premiers, Bayard Rustin’s Early Music Career. On Classical Music In Color

164

New World Listening. On Staccato

165

Is Music Your Life? Or Is It A Side Chick? On Classical Music In Color

166

Blame It On The Me Too Movement on Staccato

167

This Christmas Week: Love Togetherness and Loss on Staccato

168

What's Your PERSPECTIVE on Disability? Molly Joyce explains on Staccato

169

Holiday Gift Suggestions Of The Musical Kind. On Staccato

170

Met Opera Radio Starting Soon. On Staccato

171

Concerts You'll Have Time To See This Thanksgiving Week. On Staccato

172

It's Time For The Amateurs at The Cliburn. On Staccato

173

Moonstrike: Three Musical Takes on the North American Experience. On Staccato

174

New Albums by Black Composers. Afton Battle Resigns. On Classical Music In Color Album Edition

175

The Trombone Player Comes Home. On Staccato

176

Is Musical Diversity A Fad? Black Women Classical Guitarists and more on Classical Music In Color

177

Unboxing Opera on World Opera Day. On Staccato

178

Performance Grants Available NOW from Women's Philharmonic Advocacy. On Staccato

179

The Season Ahead: Austin Classical Guitar. On Staccato

180

Requiem For The Enslaved by Carlos Simon on Composer's Cadenza

181

Quinn Mason & Lara Downes Separately and Together. On Staccato

182

Angel Blue BEFORE the Blackface Controversy on Classical Music In Color

183

The Gold Standard of William Grant Still. On Staccato.

184

Fleischmann wins the Campbell Opera Librettist Prize. On Staccato

185

The Black Fiddlers of Monticello on Classical Music In Color

186

Andre Hayward Jazzes up the Austin Chamber Music Festival. On Staccato

187

The Austin Chamber Music Festival with Shakespeare. On Staccato

188

Backstage at the Cliburns with MC Artina McCain. On Staccato

189

Jessie Montgomery: The Busiest Classical Music Composer In America. On Staccato.

190

New Music USA Expanding The Classical Music Canon. On Staccato

191

The Cliburn Is Back. On Staccato

192

Castle Of Our Skins Celebrating Their First Decade on Classical Music In Color

193

Memorial Day - It's Not All BBQ's And Parties on Staccato

194

Bill Banfield Is Back On Track And Busier Than Ever on Composer's Cadenza

195

A DAY OF SOLIDARITY FROM THE BLACK ORCHESTRAL NETWORK on Classical Music In Color

196

Transforming Poetry Into Music on Staccato

197

Jazzical Komitas - The Music of Armenian Folk Songs on Staccato

198

A 21st Century Fantasia, Amy Beach and Joseph Collier. On Staccato

199

The Violin Conspiracy Author Nearly Died And Then Came His Hit Book. On Classical Music In Color

200

A Flute Fixation: Density 2036 on Staccato

201

What Does Your State Sound Like? Musicially Speaking. On Staccato

202

Hailstork Says He's HOT!! On Classical Music In Color

203

Deep River: Black Currents in Classical Music on Classical Music In Color

204

Quinn Mason - The Draylen Mason Composer In Residence on KMFA. On Staccato

205

A Night Of Black Excellence. On Classical Music In Color

206

Skyspace, The Antidote To Life Today. On Staccato

207

DuBois Credo: Two Versions Set To Music. On Staccato

208

Dancing to Classical Music For Valentine's Day. On Staccato

209

Is Tuba Conducting Part Of Your MBA Curriculum? On Staccato

210

High School Students and Grammy Nominee, Clarice Assad create Mosaic Variations. On Staccato

211

Violinist Randall Goosby’s Bold Debut Album on Classical Music In Color

212

Sheku and Isata - The Kanneh-Mason Duo Album MUSE on Staccato

213

Plans For 2022? Wait And See. On Staccato

214

Auditions for the National Children's Chorus Latest Chapter in Austin, Texas. On Staccato

215

Your Pet is Music Called Sympawnies on Staccato

216

Will You Donate Your Instrument? It's For The Young People. On Staccato

217

She's a Doctor of Medicine and a Doctor of Music: Meet The New VOICE OF THE MET Debra Lew Harding

218

The Musician As Athlete on Staccato

219

Classical Music Composed By, About or For Military Veterans on Staccato

220

The Future Is Female on Staccato

221

Your Orchestral Season Is Becoming A Bit More “Colorful” on Classical Music In Color

222

Forklift Danceworks Celebrates 20 Years of Community Based Dancemaking on Staccato

223

A MO-HO Releases His Trauma With The Shards Of An Honor Code Junkie on Composer's Cadenza

224

A Transgender Man And A Woman Loving Woman, Characters In Two Chamber Operas

225

The Delta Variant Scares Audiences From Attending Events - on Staccato

226

Re-Contextualized music from Curtis Stewart and the death of conductor Michael Morgan

227

The Music Borne Of Wildfires And Melting Glaciers on Staccato

228

Remembering MASS 50 Years Later on Staccato

229

Texas Performing Arts Celebrates 40 Years On The 40 Acres on Staccato

230

After 222 Years Of Whitewash (?) Joseph Bologne Is Starting To Get His Due.

231

From Bach to Richter to Nina Simone on Staccato

232

Someone New and Different at the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra on Staccato

233

They Still Want To Kill Us and Lowak Shoppala' - Chickasaw History and Culture on Classical Music In Color

234

How Would You Respond to America The Beautiful on Staccato

235

Long Trip with the Kids? Here's Something For Them To Do, on Staccato

236

Now What? The Question from the League of American Orchestras on Staccato

237

Juneteenth My Personal Story And Events on Stories of Interest

238

TIKTOK Star Goes to Opera Camp on Staccato

239

Dice and Mental Illness with Jimena And Melika on COMPOSER’S CADENZA

240

That Time He Wouldn’t Sing: Ryan Speedo Green on Classical Music In Color

241

OUT OF DEPRESSION - A WIN on Staccato

242

Music On The Moon on Staccato

243

Simone and Bach Saved Richard Danielpour on COMPOSER'S CADENZA

244

Words AND Deeds from the Opera Theatre of St. Louis on Staccato

245

Just How Do Composers Compose - on Staccato

246

Opera At The Racetrack on Staccato

247

Good Intentions, Early Music And Artina McCain on CMIC

248

The Eagle And The Songbird. A book that takes you away from NOW, on Staccato

249

It's in Ruins: The Historic Opera House of The National Negro Opera Company on Staccato

250

UNCOVERED The Start Of Something Musically Black with Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

251

Joseph Phillips, The Grey Land and Will Liverman, Dreams Of A New Day on Classical Music In Color

252

Change Comes Only If - Lee Pringle of The COLOUR OF MUSIC FESTIVAL 2021

253

Dreams Of A New Day – Songs by Black Composers sung by Will Liverman, Baritone on Staccato

254

Tyshawn Sorey, Lawrence Brownlee and 2020’s Grip on 2021 CMIC 2021 JANUARY

255

Deadline Is Near. Apply Now! Staccato 2020 December 27th wk SSDAN jgibson trt 344

256

An Uplifting Message Ending a Terrible Year Staccato 2020 December 20th wk SSDAN Apollo 8 jgibson trt 322

257

Noname, Price, Hughes, Burleigh – Looking Forward CMIC 2020 DECEMBER

258

The Gift Of A Personal Playlist for the Memory Impaired trt 309

259

Prison Choirs and Black American Composers in the Opera Breathing Free - A Visual Album

260

A Musical Conversation between Malcom X and Dr. Martin Luther King on CMIC 2020 NOVEMBER this one

261

COMPOSING MUSIC WITH YOUR FACE Staccato 2020 November 1st wk SSDAN web SELFIE jgibson trt 435

262

How Far Does Your Air Go? Staccato 2020 October 18th wk

263

Masks for Singers on Staccato 2020 October 25th wk

264

Staccato 2020 October 4th wk SSD Cancellations and Artist Relief

265

Classical Music In Color - October: Is That A Flicker Of Light At The End Of The Tunnel

266

CMIC 2020 August-September - Changing the Complexion of Classical Music

267

Flutist Eugenia Zukerman Battling Alzheimer's on Staccato

268

In Honor Of George Floyd on Classical Music In Color