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Living Classical with Tyler Kline for July 5-11, 2026

  • Writer: Tyler Kline
    Tyler Kline
  • Jul 6
  • 1 min read


On this edition of Living Classical with Tyler Kline: A dialogue between piano and orchestra – sometimes contentious, sometimes unified – runs through Paola Prestini's Hindsight: Let Me See the Sun, a concerto that coalesces by its close into a single whistling line. Shaped by the composer's own experience as an immigrant artist, the piece holds both the optimism and the fragility of voices calling out for equity.


Then: What happens to a rhythm when you stretch it far enough that the pulse disappears? Andrea Mazzariello's Figure to Ground unfolds a single syncopated figure on a massive scale until that question becomes the experience itself – a late melody finally easing the listener back to solid ground.



Music by Regina Harris Baiocchi, Ingrid Stölzel, Donnacha Dennehy, inti figgis-vizueta, Osnat Netzer, and José Martinez.


Featuring performances by pianist Solungga Liu with Bowling Green Philharmonia; mezzo-soprano Annie Rosen; flutist Daniel Velasco; clarinetist Justin Harbaugh; violinist Véronique Mathieu; cellist Hannah Collins; percussionist Garrett Arney; Crash Ensemble; cellist Megan Chartier; percussionist Abby Fisher; violist Sarah Plum; marimbist José Martinez; and Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra.


Join Tyler Kline for this edition of Living Classical – exploring the full spectrum of classical music being made today.



Hour 1

  • Muse for Orchestra by Regina Harris Baiocchi

  • Paola Prestini’s Hindsight: Let Me See the Sun

  • Livid Loneliness of Fear by Ingrid Stölzel

  • Donnacha Dennehy’s Disposable Dissonance



Hour 2

  • the motion between three worlds by inti figgis-vizueta

  • Andrea Mazzariello’s Figure to Ground

  • Olive Cotton by Osnat Netzer

  • José Martinez’s Coalescencia


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