Ovation July 20, 2026 Part 2

In the Classical Music world there have been many great teachers who had great students, who became great teachers. This morning host Ken Zahnle follows a pair of educational family trees on Ovation.

Ovation July 20, 2026 Part 1

In the Classical Music world there have been many great teachers who had great students, who became great teachers. This morning host Ken Zahnle follows a pair of educational family trees on Ovation.

Ovation July 17, 2026 Part 2

This morning on Ovation if host Ken Zahnle turns the music down low, it’s just because he’s been listening really hard so he can hear… YOU. On Fridays it’s classical music by your suggestion.

Ovation July 17, 2026 Part 1

This morning on Ovation if host Ken Zahnle turns the music down low, it’s just because he’s been listening really hard so he can hear… YOU. On Fridays it’s classical music by your suggestion.

Ovation July 16, 2026 Part 2

What if Tri States Public Radio’s classical music was chosen by tossing the whole music collection into a really big slot machine? That’s the question Music Director Ken Zahnle attempts to answer this morning, on a one-armed-bandit, Grab-Bag edition of Ovation.

Ovation July 16, 2026 Part 1

What if Tri States Public Radio’s classical music was chosen by tossing the whole music collection into a really big slot machine? That’s the question Music Director Ken Zahnle attempts to answer this morning, on a one-armed-bandit, Grab-Bag edition of Ovation.

Ovation July 15, 2026 Part 2

This morning on Ovation, host Director Ken Zahnle is making a promise: at least one work by Brazilian composer Heitor Villa Lobos (HAY-tor vee-lah LOH-bohss) every hour! World-class classical music from the land of the samba.

Ovation July 15, 2026 Part 1

This morning on Ovation, host Director Ken Zahnle is making a promise: at least one work by Brazilian composer Heitor Villa Lobos (HAY-tor vee-lah LOH-bohss) every hour! World-class classical music from the land of the samba.

Ovation July 14, 2026 Part 2

This morning on Ovation, Host Ken Zahnle watches crows, ravens and magpies roost in the studio. No, it’s not Hitchcock’s “The Birds,” it’s a morning visited by classical music birds of a black feather.

Ovation July 14, 2026 Part 1

This morning on Ovation, Host Ken Zahnle watches crows, ravens and magpies roost in the studio. No, it’s not Hitchcock’s “The Birds,” it’s a morning visited by classical music birds of a black feather.