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From Baroque to the Blues – organ works mainly by French composers, and solo cello from Gabrielli to contemporary American music.

Professor Adrian Dunlop discusses Australia's drinking culture, problem drinking, and the strain alcoholism puts on the health system.

On Hunter Rostrum, an unusual combination of instruments – bassoon, cello and harpsichord – in music by 17th and 18th century composers.

Katie Zhukov began her music studies at the Special Music School for Gifted Children in Kharkov, Ukraine, before migrating to Australia.

To mark Guy Fawkes Day, Jane and Phil play some music that is descriptive of insurrections on this edition of Classic Folk.

“Our finalists highlight the diversity, access and quality of community engagement that 2NURFM delivers.”  -- 2NURFM Station Manager, Shane Peak

This outstanding pianist plays Bach, Schumann and Ravel on Sunday's edition of Hunter Rostrum.

On this edition of Wellbeing, Prof. Lesley Wicks answers some questions about nutrition and how what we eat affects our health.

If you start by asking "How are you feeling?" or if your ask a student at the end of lesson "Is everything ok?" - the things that they will tell you. - Maria Mendez on Wellbeing

Jane Klein has chosen music that features some close harmony on this edition of Classic Folk.