THE LYONS DEN RADIO
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THE LYONS DEN RADIO
MUSIC • STORIES • CONVERSATIONS
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Below are the twelve rooms that make up the station. Each room contains a collection of programs built around a particular theme or style. Select any room to explore its programs. Then, click on any program that interests you and it will open immediately for your listening pleasure.
CURRENT CATALOGUE: 151 CURATED SHOWS
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A new conversation with flutist Alberto Almarza - exploring his remarkable musical journey, his connection to Jeanne Baxtresser and Julius Baker, Carnegie Mellon and his outstanding flute collection. Oh yes, and Alberto talks about his worldwide motorcycle travels and being a pilot.
The final installment of The Pride of Lyons Reserve Collection for 2026. No worries, this series will return with the good weather in May of 2027. Until then, enjoy this and all previous episodes dating back to May 23, 2026. You can find them all right here anytime you are in the mood for some interesting listening.
Professor Emeritus Jerome Summers reflects on his 33 year career at the University of Western Ontario, and his own orchestral beginnings in British Columbia, Canada, where as a 19 year old novice, he played under Igor Stravinsky and Aaron Copland. This is a conversation that you do not want to miss.
It was great to get caught up with a former CBC radio colleague in this intimate and revealing converstaion. We talk about Peter's late father and his influence on his career, and of course, reminisce about our days at the CBC as well as explore some wonderful music including one of Peter's own from his recently released album How Long We Wait.
Another half hour of wonderful sounding discs from The Reserve Collection. This week, a hot new release from ATMA Classique featuring Alain Trudel and The Orchestre Symphonique de Trio Rivieres. Great sounding Ravel, plus treats from Sir John Betjeman and the Barra MacNeils.
A great chance to get back in touch with my old high school compatriot. Lou and I go back over 55 years. He has had a most illustrious career in music that spans touring the world with Blood, Sweat & Tears, to creating his band Oakland Stroke, to serving as music director of the upcoming Songwriter's Hall of Fame Show at Massey Hall.
What a blast to speak with and get to know this incredibly talented composer of film, tv, and concert scores. As interesting as he is talented, you will get to know the man behind films like Silverado, tv shows like Hawaii-Five O, Quincy, and Dallas and winner of 10 Emmy Awards for his outstanding work.