On the next program of America 250: A Classical Portrait, James Jacobs explores eight American visionaries who shaped American music in the pivotal period of the 1800's.
On this week's exploration of America 250: A Classical Portrait, James Jacobs shares the revolutionary work from 1728, The Beggar's Opera, so popular that it became the first opera production in America.
This week on America 250: A Classical Portrait, James Jacobs explores musical contributions of our Founding Fathers during the time of the Revolutionary War.
The first program of our America 250: A Classical Portrait series on WETA Virtuoso starts with exploring music from the "New World" and classical music in the colonies in the 18th century.
We celebrate our country's 250th birthday with America 250: A Classical Portrait. Learn more about the weekly special program on WETA Virtuoso and more across all our platforms.
Nicole Lacroix speaks with mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke about her upcoming program "Of Thee I Sing”, a deeply moving recital celebrates the rich tapestry of American song, presented by Vocal Arts DC.
