We all know that recycling things like cans, bottles and cardboard is a good thing to do for the environment.
But it turns out that lots of composers recycled, too - they recycled their own music.
Each day, we'll learn about how a different composer reused a piece of music that they had already written.
Sometimes they changed it a lot, and sometimes they hardly changed it at all!
We'll also have a brand new recycling-themed quizlet for you!
Tune in Monday through Friday at 7:40 and 3:20, or listen any time below.
Kids Commute - RECYCLING WEEK - Monday - The Trout, Movement IV (Franz Schubert)
Silesian Chamber Soloists (quintet), Cheryl Studer (soprano) - "Die Forelle"
Kids Commute - RECYCLING WEEK - Tuesday - Falsche Welt, dir trau ich nicht ("False World, I trust you not."), Johann Sebastian Bach
Brandenburg Concerto No. 1/Chamber Orchestra of Europe, and "Falsche Welt"/Netherlands Bach Collegium
Kids Commute - RECYCLING WEEK - Wednesday - Scherzo, Piano Sonata in G minor/4 Fleeting Pieces (Clara Schumann)
Isata Kanneh-Mason, piano
Kids Commute - RECYCLING WEEK - Thursday - "No, di voi non vo'fidarmi" and "For Unto Us a Child is Born" (GF Handel)
Natalie Dessay and Veronica Gens (duet),Handel and Haydn Society Chorus and Orchestra (Messiah)
Kids Commute - RECYCLING WEEK - Friday - Contradanse No. 7 (Ludwig van Beethoven)
English Chamber Orchestra/Michael Tilson Thomas
