The Interlochen Collection
Join Classical IPR every week for The Interlochen Collection, a program of music from the archives of Interlochen Center for the Arts.
The program features music performances from the land of the stately pines, stories from Interlochen's history and updates from notable alumni.
Most episodes are also available to stream on demand through the IPR website or Interlochen Public Radio mobile app.
Past episodes
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The groundbreaking violinist's remarkable career began and ended at Interlochen Center for the Arts -
Music by American composers Jenkins, Ives, Grofe, Gershwin, Foster and Bremer performed by Interlochen Arts Academy and Camp student ensembles.
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Hear Interlochen Arts Academy and Camp students perform iconic music by John Williams for stage and screen.
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Hear musical depictions of the afterlife performed by decades of Interlochen students and alumni.
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Revisit a 1943 radio broadcast from Interlochen's National Music Camp featuring both Ferde Grofé and Percy Grainger conducting performances of their own music.
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Hear Notre Dame polyphony, Renaissance keyboard pieces and instrumental dance music brought to life by decades of Interlochen student musicians.
More from Interlochen's archives
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A 1943 broadcast of a student performance of Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Douglas Moore's operetta, directed by Metropolitan Opera tenor George Rasely.
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Dr. Joseph E. Maddy was born October 14, 1891. Celebrate all day with listener memories and archival recordings of performances he conducted at Interlochen.
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Famous for his "On the Trail" and his orchestration of "Rhapsody in Blue," Ferde Grofé was a household name when he visited Interlochen in the 1940s.
