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| “Connoisseur Classics”
offers serious classical music lovers around the world music not
readily available from other classical outlets. We explore music from
the Middle Ages to the 21st Century; works rarely performed;
full-length, obscure operas; out-of-print recordings; and works by
little-known composers. In short, “Connoisseur Classics” will present
“alternative” classical music, designed for the more sophisticated and
adventurous listener. Our week in divided into themed days: Monday
will be devoted to chamber and instrumental music; Tuesday to the best in light classics;
Wednesday to symphonic music; Thursday will feature music for winds
and brass; Friday will offer great historical performances; Saturday
to opera; and Sunday will
feature mostly choral and organ music. We invite you to join us on
line for an exciting music adventure.
We invite you to
join us on line.
CONNOISSEUR
Main Entry: con·nois·seur
Pronunciation: \kä-nə-'sər also -'sur\
Function: noun
Etymology: obsolete French (now connaisseur), from Old French connoisseor, from connoistre to know, from Latin cognoscere — more at cognition
Date: 1714
1: expert; especially : one who understands the details, technique, or principles of an art and is competent to act as a critical judge
2: one who enjoys with discrimination and appreciation of subtleties
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