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.
Recent episodes
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Interlochen Center for the Arts/This episode of the Interlochen Collection features works inspired by composers' travels abroad. -
Interlochen Center for the Arts/On this episode of the Interlochen Collection, we celebrate Bill Sears, who recently retired from Interlochen Center for the Arts.
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Interlochen Center for the Arts/This episode of the Interlochen Collection features dances composed on musical ideas from around the world.
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Interlochen Center for the Arts/This program features performances from the 2001-02 Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra, conducted by Matthew Hazelwood, together with visiting orchestra, the Costa Rica Youth Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Marvin Araya.
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Interlochen Center for the Arts/In this episode of the Interlochen Collection, listen to a program of music written by composers when they were in their teens.
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Penny Payne/On this edition of The Interlochen Collection, it’s classical music that you probably recognize from cartoons.
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This program features a variety of US music, from variations on patriotic songs to music by composers who were visiting the United States.
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Paul Lowe/New York TimesThis program revisits Interlochen’s Willcocks Choral Festival from 1998, with music conducted by Sir David Willcocks.
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Interlochen Center for the Arts/This episode celebrates Byron Hanson, beloved Interlochen conductor, pianist, chamber music coach, and archivist.
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This program features performances by Interlochen Arts Academy students from the year 2020.
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Interlochen Center for the Arts/In this 1977 concert, Howard Hanson conducted three of his own works, including the world premiere of the Sea Symphony for Chorus and Orchestra on poems of Walt Whitman.
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Interlochen Center for the Arts/Revisit a Sunday night in 1961 when Joe Maddy led the National High School Symphony Orchestra in two Tchaikovsky masterpieces.
