Composers

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Discovery Orchestra Chat 184 – Gershwin’s “Prelude I” with Maestro Maull This is the first of an exciting collection of Discovery Chat videos exploring the brilliance of George Gershwin’s Three…

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our radio show Inside Music on wwfm.org. The title of this episode is “Let Me See What Spring Is Like on Jupiter and Mars”. featuring The Planets by Gustav Holst. The image is a dark sky like outer space with tiny stars and images of both Jupiter and Mars.

Inside Music New Episode! Listen on Saturday, March 14, 2026

Let Me See What Spring is Like on Jupiter and Mars In this episode of Inside Music, Maestro Maull will explore Jupiter—not with NASA satellite photos—but rather through the musical lens of British composer Gustav…

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Picture of a grand piano with the heading Maestro's Monthly Blog, then a sub heading which is the title of the blog: George Gershwin––He ... Had Rhythm!

Maestro’s Latest Blog

George Gershwin––He … Had Rhythm! We have really been enjoying presenting the music of American composers this season as our contribution to the 250th celebration of our country’s independence. We…

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Maestro’s Monthly Blog

Where Does It Come From? Encore of a Post from December 2012 Occasionally, I find myself in a state of awe pondering this question: Howdoes someone create a piece of…

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Guest Blogger Ennis Carter writes about our event on October 18, 2025 called Music for the People. The name of this blog is: Where Art Meets Civic Joy: Music for the People After 90 Years. The image has a women looking at the WPA posters that are on display. WPA stands for Works Progress Administration.

Where Art Meets Civic Joy: Music for the People After 90 Years

By Ennis CarterDirector, Social Impact StudiosCurator & Author, Posters for the People: Art of the WPA On Saturday, October 18, 2025, I had the honor to be in Morristown, New…

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Our radio show Inside Music with George Marriner Maull - this episode is called "Handel's Concerto for What?".

Handel’s Concerto for What?

George Frideric Handel’s Concerto for Harp has never achieved the “household name” status his oratorio Messiah has. But this delightful work is absolutely worthy of music listeners’ attention. Maestro Maull will…

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