Michael Nock, Associate Director & Dean of Fellows at the Tanglewood Music Center hosts a weekly look at the famed Tanglewood Music Center, featuring concert recordings, interviews with up-and-coming performers and previews of concerts coming in the week ahead.
Mahler Birthday Bash (2006 Part 2)
Mahler Birthday Bash (2006 Part 2)
8/16/2020 • 24 minutes, 27 seconds
Mahler Birthday Bash (2006 Part 1)
Mahler Birthday Bash (2006 Part 1)
8/16/2020 • 28 minutes, 17 seconds
Mozart, Mendelssohn & Brahms (2005 Part 2)
Mozart, Mendelssohn & Brahms (2005 Part 2)
8/16/2020 • 33 minutes, 18 seconds
Mozart, Mendelssohn & Brahms (2005 Part 1)
Mozart, Mendelssohn & Brahms (2005 Part 1)
8/16/2020 • 16 minutes, 53 seconds
A Passacaglia from Brahms & more (2004 Part 2)
A Passacaglia from Brahms & more (2004 Part 2)
8/16/2020 • 21 minutes, 25 seconds
A Passacaglia from Brahms & more (2004 Part 1)
A Passacaglia from Brahms & more (2004 Part 1)
8/16/2020 • 30 minutes, 21 seconds
Russian Troika (2003 Part 2)
Russian Troika (2003 Part 2)
8/16/2020 • 32 minutes, 53 seconds
Russian Troika (2003 Part 1)
Russian Troika (2003 Part 1)
8/16/2020 • 15 minutes, 57 seconds
A Wayfarer and Late Beethoven & Bartok (2002 Part 2)
A Wayfarer and Late Beethoven & Bartok (2002 Part 2)
8/16/2020 • 23 minutes, 21 seconds
A Wayfarer and Late Beethoven & Bartok (2002 Part 1)
A Wayfarer and Late Beethoven & Bartok (2002 Part 1)
8/16/2020 • 27 minutes, 50 seconds
Perseverence and Strauss
Heartbreaking to not be at Tanglewood for the first time since World War 2, but the light of Tanglewood will not go out. And we will continue to feature some favorite archival performances from throughout the years, including this performance of A Hero's Life from 2018.
7/21/2020 • 52 minutes, 8 seconds
The Heavenly Life and more (1910)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this podcast features some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings. On this episode, a father races to save his child, Mahler’s view of The Heavenly Life and more.
8/27/2019 • 52 minutes, 13 seconds
An off-kilter waltz and more (1909)
Since 1937, the Boston Symphony has made its summer home at Tanglewood. And since 1940, students from the top conservatories all over the country and beyond have gathered there to study at the Tanglewood Music Center, immersed in nature, mentorship and music. On this episode of Tuesdays with the TMC, an off-kilter waltz from Tchaikovsky, existential Beethoven and more.
8/23/2019 • 52 minutes, 13 seconds
Hindemith, Brahms and Tchaikovsky (1908)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this podcast features some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings. On this episode, chamber music from a one-time faculty member at Tanglewood, Paul Hindemith, plus Brahms and Tchaikovsky.
8/23/2019 • 52 minutes, 9 seconds
Ravel, Respighi and more (1907)
Since 1937, the Boston Symphony has made its summer home at Tanglewood. And since 1940, students from the top conservatories all over the country and beyond have gathered there to study at the Tanglewood Music Center, immersed in nature, mentorship and music. On this episode of Tuesdays with the TMC, the visual arts interpreted by Respighi, the natural world interpreted by Ravel and more.
8/23/2019 • 51 minutes, 20 seconds
A Wagner Extravaganza (1906)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this podcast features some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings. On this episode, a Wagner Extravaganza, including a conversation with Stephanie Blythe.
8/23/2019 • 52 minutes, 19 seconds
Vintage Wagner, Bach and more (1905)
Since 1937, the Boston Symphony has made its summer home at Tanglewood. And since 1940, students from the top conservatories all over the country and beyond have gathered there to study at the Tanglewood Music Center, immersed in nature, mentorship and music. On this episode of Tuesdays with the TMC, vintage Wagner, Bach, Mozart and more.
8/23/2019 • 52 minutes, 18 seconds
String Quartet Marathon (1904)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this podcast features some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings. On this episode, a String Quartet Marathon.
8/23/2019 • 52 minutes, 17 seconds
Entry-level Schoenberg and more (1903)
Since 1937, the Boston Symphony has made its summer home at Tanglewood. And since 1940, students from the top conservatories all over the country and beyond have gathered there to study at the Tanglewood Music Center, immersed in nature, mentorship and music. On this episode of Tuesdays with the TMC, “entry-level” Arnold Schoenberg, an Archduke and more.
8/23/2019 • 52 minutes, 16 seconds
Mozart, Beethoven and more (1902)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this podcast features some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings. On this episode, Gemma New conducts a late Symphony of Mozart, music for Brass and more.
8/23/2019 • 52 minutes, 18 seconds
Concerto for Orchestra and more (1901)
Since 1937, the Boston Symphony has made its summer home at Tanglewood. And since 1940, students from the top conservatories all over the country and beyond have gathered there to study at the Tanglewood Music Center, immersed in nature, mentorship and music. On this episode of Tuesdays with the TMC, a Concerto from the very end of the life of Bela Bartok and more.
8/23/2019 • 52 minutes, 17 seconds
Must it be? It Must Be. Beethoven @ WMHT
From a concert performance by TMC Fellows at the WMHT Studios on August 7, 2019, Beethoven’s String Quartet 16 in F, Op.135, performed by Cameron Daly & Carolyn Semes, violins; Joseph Burke, viola; John Lee, cello.
8/23/2019 • 28 minutes, 41 seconds
Haydn and more (1812)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this podcast features some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings. On this episode, a late Symphony of Haydn plus charming works of Shostakovich and Amy Beach.
8/22/2019 • 52 minutes, 36 seconds
The Hero's Life and more (1811)
Since 1937, the Boston Symphony has made its summer home at Tanglewood. And since 1940, students from the top conservatories all over the country and beyond have gathered there to study at the Tanglewood Music Center, immersed in nature, mentorship and music. On this episode of Tuesdays with the TMC, a slice of The Hero’s Life and more.
8/22/2019 • 52 minutes, 17 seconds
Music for Machines and more (1810)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this podcast features some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings. On this episode, a piece by one of Tanglewood’s most legendary figures plus music for Machines and more.
8/22/2019 • 52 minutes, 16 seconds
Cabarets, Carnivals and more (1809)
Since 1937, the Boston Symphony has made its summer home at Tanglewood. And since 1940, students from the top conservatories all over the country and beyond have gathered there to study at the Tanglewood Music Center, immersed in nature, mentorship and music. On this episode of Tuesdays with the TMC, Cabaret Songs you won’t believe were written by Arnold Schoenberg; orchestral music of Dvorak and Brahms; and more.
8/22/2019 • 52 minutes, 14 seconds
Haffner and more (1808)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this podcast features some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings. On this episode, songs of Grieg and Sibelius; bluesy, jazzy fun from George Gershwin; and the Symphony 35 of Mozart.
8/22/2019 • 52 minutes, 17 seconds
Stravinsky, Sitwell, Smetena and smore (1807)
Since 1937, the Boston Symphony has made its summer home at Tanglewood. And since 1940, students from the top conservatories all over the country and beyond have gathered there to study at the Tanglewood Music Center, immersed in nature, mentorship and music. On this episode of Tuesdays with the TMC, songs based on poems of Edith Sitwell, piano fellows team up for some Stravinsky, music from Smetena’s Homeland and more.
8/20/2019 • 51 minutes, 17 seconds
An Opening Ceremony Tradition and more (1806)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this podcast features some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings. On this episode, music of Bach, Sibelius and a work that has been performed at every opening ceremony since the very beginning, Randall Thompson’s Alleluia.
8/20/2019 • 53 minutes, 9 seconds
Haydn Variations and more (1805)
Since 1937, the Boston Symphony has made its summer home at Tanglewood. And since 1940, students from the top conservatories all over the country and beyond have gathered there to study at the Tanglewood Music Center, immersed in nature, mentorship and music. On this episode of Tuesdays with the TMC, the Variations Brahms wrote on a theme he thought was from Haydn, plus Respighi and more.
8/20/2019 • 51 minutes, 19 seconds
Candy for Brass and more (1804)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this podcast features some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings. On this episode, candy for the Brass section, a deconstructed waltz and more.
8/20/2019 • 52 minutes, 37 seconds
The Eroica and more (1803)
Since 1937, the Boston Symphony has made its summer home at Tanglewood. And since 1940, students from the top conservatories all over the country and beyond have gathered there to study at the Tanglewood Music Center, immersed in nature, mentorship and music. On this episode of Tuesdays with the TMC, the work that Beethoven originally dedicated to Napoleon, until Beethoven found out he was a tyrant like all the rest—the Eroica Symphony, plus Brahms, Rachmaninoff and more.
8/20/2019 • 52 minutes, 28 seconds
Beethoven, Mendelssohn and more (1802)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this new podcast will feature some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings, plus interviews with the faculty members and up-and-coming performers. On this episode, a gift from Felix Mendelssohn to his friend and violin teacher; one of the Overtures Beethoven did not use for his only opera, and more.
8/16/2019 • 53 minutes, 18 seconds
Series Premiere (1801)
All summer long, WMHT Listeners have a front row seat for concert performances and interviews recorded at Tanglewood, on Tuesday’s with the TMC. Hosted by Michael Nock of the Famed Tanglewood Music Center, this new podcast will feature some archival performances as well as some of the current season’s finest concert recordings, plus interviews with the faculty members and up-and-coming performers. On this episode, Symphonies of Haydn & Brahms, vocal works of Debussy & Bach, and more.