As I write I am listening to the Brahms Piano Trio in C. For some reason thie performers are listed as the Beaux Arts Trio, followed by the names of the players in one of Arthur Grumiaux's ensembles - none of whom have nothing to do with the Beaux Arts players. This error consistently happens, as I've pointed out before. Both BAT and Grumiaux's various ensembles are first rate, but uttelry unrelated. It's past time to get this sorted out!

AIGGH! For some reason the listing of the works being played failed to function today so I can't find out what you just played! I'm dying to know: the big post-romantic orchestral work that was on the air today (4/26) betwen 1:30 and 2:00 p.m. EDT. Would hazard a guess but don't want to embarrass myself. Anyone know?

Have been enjoying your station, especially hearing some less-played artists (for which you seem to have a penchant particularly with Chopin). Two suggestions: much as I love the true warhorses, you play them a bit excessively. Schubert did write quartets other than Death and the Maiden, and Beethoven symphones other than the 9th! Also, would be nice to have movements identified while they play, with the tempo/character markings from the score, not just the overall work. Finally, what is it with the confusion over Beaux Arts Trio and the various Grumiaux chamber groups? For some reason you always list the latter as members of the former - not so!