NWPB Classical is excited to announce new additions to the weekend music lineup beginning January 9, 2026, bringing even more discovery, creativity, and fresh perspectives to your listening experience. From rising classical talent and cutting-edge contemporary works to genre-spanning conversations and celebrated NPR favorites, there’s something new to tune in for every weekend.
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The summer season has arrived, with a bevy of blockbusters on the way. Even if you can readily imagine the finish line, F1 will keep you well entertained… -
(Runtime 4:36)By Doug Nadvornick Spokane Public Radio, Verne WindhamDan Maher, the folk singer and producer whose program aired for decades on KPBX and…
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“You don’t look like you’re printed out. You’re just a person.”In writer-director Bong Joon Ho’s new science fiction thriller, a film reveling in its…
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Connor Chee is an award-winning pianist, who is known for blending his classical training with his Native American heritage to create unique works inspired by Navajo, or Diné, chants, songs, and culture. -
After over 40 years, the weekly Celtic music program The Thistle & Shamrock has come to an end. Fiona Ritchie, who has been the host and producer since she created the program in 1983, wrapped up her last program on September 30. -
Today, two hundred years after his birth, Anton Bruckner’s music continues to challenge and fascinate. He was a humble man. A devout Catholic. A highly trained organist. A largely self-taught composer. A singular voice in music, especially in his massive symphonies. -
Dina Gilbert appeared as Guest Conductor with the orchestra back in February. She currently serves as Music Director of the Kamloops Symphony, as well as Assistant Conductor of the Montreal Symphony in her native Québec. She sees Walla Walla as an “orchestra of the future,” and as a place where she can help develop new and younger audiences. -
Since 1993, musicians from around the country have gathered in Northwest Washington for the Bellingham Festival of Music. Co-founder and Artistic Director Michael Palmer stepped down from conducting duties in 2002, opening the door for a new leader of the orchestra. Enter Brazilian-born Marcelo Lehninger. -
Music inspired by Mythology and Historical events of April 6th. -
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Inspired by Spring, the flowers, birds, wind, and growing warmth. -
Music for St. Patrick's Day, pulling in a rainbow variety of classical music. -
Olympia (now Portland-based) rockers Sleater-Kinney are back with another offering. Unlike their previous two releases, Little Rope gets loud. Pointed…
