Stephen Albert's guest appearances

Stephen Albert

Meet The Masters

A Day in the Life

The Animal Innovations Show

Relevant Tones

John Adams

Christopher Rouse

Thea Musgrave

Benjamin Franklin

Nick Drake

Emily Dickinson

Zadie Smith

Lou Reed

Alanis Morissette

Georg Philipp Telemann

David Letterman

Sammy Davis Jr

Tupac Shakur

Ben Folds

James Joyce

OwlTail

On this day in 1994, the Second Symphony of American composer Stephen Albert had its world premiere - almost two years after Albert’s death in a car accident on Cape Cod, at age 51.  On today's "A Classical Day in the Life", we explore the music of Albert and learn how his unfinished Second Symphony came to life following his untimely death.

On this day in 1994, the Second Symphony of American composer Stephen Albert had its world premiere - almost two years after Albert’s death in a car accident on Cape Cod, at age 51.  On today's "A Classical Day in the Life", we explore the music of Albert and learn how his unfinished Second Symphony came to life following his untimely death.

Stephen Albert's Second Symphony Premieres: "A Classical Day in the Life" for November 10, 2016

Stephen Albert, DPM is employed by the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Denver, Colorado where he has been practicing for over 35 years as Chief of the Podiatric Section and where he also serves as Director of Podiatric Medical Education for podiatric residents and fellows. Currently, Dr Albert is Adjunct Professor at the University […]

Stephen Albert, DPM

Pulitzer Prize and Grammy winning composer Stephen Albert died  tragically in 1992, well before his time.  On the occasion of an  important performance of his seminal piece To Wake the Dead in Chicago, we take a moment to celebrate his legacy and to feature a piece inspired by his music. Hosted by Seth Boustead Produced by Jesse McQuarters Stephen Albert – Symphony No. 1, Movement 1 Christopher Rouse – Symphony No. 2, Movement 2 Stephen Albert – To Wake the Dead Stephen Albert – Symphony No. 2

Pulitzer Prize and Grammy winning composer Stephen Albert died  tragically in 1992, well before his time.  On the occasion of an  important performance of his seminal piece To Wake the Dead in Chicago, we take a moment to celebrate his legacy and to feature a piece inspired by his music. Hosted by Seth Boustead Produced by Jesse McQuarters Stephen Albert – Symphony No. 1, Movement 1 Christopher Rouse – Symphony No. 2, Movement 2 Stephen Albert – To Wake the Dead Stephen Albert – Symphony No. 2