Join us to hear The Prison, British composer Dame Ethel Smyth’s 1930 masterwork. This was Smyth’s last work and her only symphony – she was 72 when she completed it and soon stopped composing due to advancing deafness.

Rebecca interviewed classical musicians Sterling and Brendon Elliott about their upcoming virtual concert on Thursday, July 30.

In the pantheon of break-up albums, Courtney Marie Andrews’ “Old Flowers” is the latest in a long line of them. She brings a new dynamic to an old theme. 

This week, Pickin' on WHRV features one of the great often overlooked bluegrass vocalist greats. Join us Sunday night.

On this week’s Acoustic Highway, we have a program full of cover tunes with artists performing other's music. 

A cornerstone of WHRV’s Saturday night line-up, Saturday Night Fish Fry with Neal Murray will air in perpetuity on WHRO’s sister station, ‘The 1920’s Radio Network’ at 99.3 FM, Saturday nights.

Too Slim & the Taildraggers are a veteran blues-rock band from the Pacific northwest and the new album “The Remedy” is their twentieth release.

This week on Pickin' on WHRV, we explore the music of one of the great performers of the bluegrass genre—Del McCoury.