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Gustav Mahler and the Symphony That Swallowed the World

Gustav Mahler believed “a symphony must be like the world” and filled his music with cowbells, birdsong, and folk dances. This episode explores how he transformed a cheerful children’s song into a…

🕐 23:36 📅 February 20, 2026

Johannes Brahms and the Song Inside the Song

Young Johannes Brahms looked like he’d slept in a haystack, but he was a master at hiding secrets. This episode reveals the hidden melody he tucked inside his famous Lullaby — a…

🕐 25:48 📅 February 1, 2026

Maurice Ravel and the Museum of Small Things

Duration: 23 minutes | Composer: Maurice Ravel A French composer who collected tiny clockwork toys and miniature treasures created one of the most famous piano pieces ever written. This episode explores how…

🕐 23:06 📅 February 1, 2026

George Gershwin and the Rhythm of the Rails

Duration: 28 minutes | Composer: George Gershwin A young Gershwin transforms the clickety-clack of train wheels into one of America’s most famous pieces of music. This episode reveals how everyday sounds inspired…

🕐 28:18 📅 February 1, 2026