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It’s #NationalUglySweaterDay! (Though can any sw

It’s #NationalUglySweaterDay! (Though can any sweater with cats actually be ugly?😺) Post yours and tag us! -Amy

TONIGHT AT 8 ON WRR101: Carols as Home features a

TONIGHT AT 8 ON WRR101: Carols as Home features a modern take on classic Christmas carols, hosted by Imani Winds founding oboist, Toyin Spellman-Diaz. Toyin coaxes intimate stories of Christmas memories from the members of the ensemble, and why these classic carols are still essential today.

Inside a portable classroom at Trinity Basin Prepa

Inside a portable classroom at Trinity Basin Preparatory near Redbird, flutist Caely Rodriguez practices keeping her triplets to time.

She sits in a room full of elementary and middle school flutists and clarinetists who are rehearsing the Christmas piece Paseo Navideno.

“Can I hear you at 12 and take the first ending? First flute” says instructor Laura Kidder as her fingers crisply snap to the tempo in the way only music teachers can.

Caely is one of about 300 students who are a part of the Kim Noltemy Young Musicians Program, which provides free lessons and instruments to students in southern Dallas. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays year-round, the program teaches students at five southern Dallas locations: Ebby Halliday Elementary, Maria Moreno Elementary, Ascher Silberstein Elementary, Trinity Basin Prep Ledbetter campus, and Owenwood Farm & Neighborhood Space.

This year marks the fifth anniversary of the program, which has survived the pandemic and provided free arts education as programs across the state have faced budget cuts. Fort Worth ISD cut $1.2 million from its upcoming visual and performing arts budget for the 2024-25 school year, according to the Fort Worth Report.

Read the full story at link in bio. From @keratx

Photo by Shafkat Anowar / The Dallas Morning News

Tonight at 8 on WRR101: Christmas with Cantus weav

Tonight at 8 on WRR101: Christmas with Cantus weaves together three holiday stories with time-honored carols and new classics. Blending narration and song, the program features Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol and Christine Lê’s The Hawai’i Snowman, alongside Mark Twain’s “A Letter from Santa Claus,” offering an opportunity to reflect on the meaning and joy of the holiday season.

Tonight at 8 on WRR101: Tune in for a perennial Ch

Tonight at 8 on WRR101: Tune in for a perennial Christmas favorite from VocalEssence, one of the world’s premier choral ensembles, conducted by Philip Brunelle and G. Phillip Shoultz. Join host Bonnie North for an hour of traditional carols and new discoveries, including including the world premiere of three beloved Latvian carols by composer Ēriks Ešenvalds.

Highlights from Caroling at @mockingbirdsta with

Highlights from Caroling at @mockingbirdsta with @verdigrisensemble last week. The clip at the end is the best! They’ll be out there again this Saturday, Dec. 21 from 5-6:30. Free to the public with complimentary treats!

Ring in the holiday season with our sister station

Ring in the holiday season with our sister station, @keratxTV channel 13 with a broadcast of Joy: Christmas with the Tabernacle Choir! The annual Christmas concert includes a 500-person-strong-cast of 360 choir voices, 85 Orchestra at Temple Square instrumentalists, 32 bell ringers from Bells at Temple Square, actors, and dancers who join with the invited guest artists to produce this annual holiday spectacle.

Tonight at 8 on WRR101, celebrate Christmas with t

Tonight at 8 on WRR101, celebrate Christmas with the sound of soaring voices. Stile Antico, the award-winning choir from London, pays a visit to St. Paul’s Church on Harvard Square for a concert of radiant sacred music for the Christmas season by the most acclaimed composers of the renaissance. Hear the group’s luminous blend of voices sing the intricately woven music of Thomas Tallis and William Byrd.

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