New Grammy Submitted Instrumental ” Your Smile” WWW.I-NETRADIO.COM Wed Nov 26

Wed Nov 26 WWW.I-NETRADIO.COM First Cristina Botnari’s New Instrumental Release “Your Smile.” Cristina uncovers deep Soulfulness and Passion with this Touching and Romantic composition. Followed by Springtime in Moscow covering the current news in Russia, Ukraine, Germany, France, America and Western Europe at 1 ,4, 7, 10 PM EST NY – 6 PM London – 8 Pm Kiev – 9 PM Moscow

Christopher Tin Grammy Award Winner WWW.I-NETRADIO.COM Oct 22,23,24 Wed Th Fri

Wed, Th, Fri – Oct 22, 23, 24 WWW.I-NETRADIO.COM  The Classical Music Hour with Cristina Botnari presents Two Time Grammy Winner Christopher Tin – 12 Noon and 8 PM EDT NY

Christopher Tin is a two-time Grammy-winning composer of film, video game, commercial, and concert music. He made history with his choral song “Baba Yetu,” winning the first Grammy ever awarded to a piece of music written for a video game (Civilization IV) — then made history again by winning the last ever awarded for Best Classical Crossover Album for his Calling All Dawns song cycle. Tin followed that album up in 2014 with another collection of world music, The Drop That Contained the Sea, debuting at number one on Billboard’s classical charts, and premiering to a sold out audience at Carnegie Hall.

Leonid Sushansky Virtuoso Violinist

Thurs May 1 WWW.I-NETRADIO.COM Cristina Botnari introduces violinist Leonid Sushansky and we play his music. NPR said, “He plays with so much heart it makes you want to cry.” “A virtuoso.” 1, 4, 7, 10 PM EDT NY and Washington 10 AM PDT LA 6 PM London 9 PM Moscow 6 PM Dusseldorf

Andrei Gavrilov Virtuoso Pianist Gold Medal Tchaikovsky

Andrei Gavrilov Virtuoso Pianist Gold Medal Tchaikovsky.

 

Andrei Gavrilov, Russian Pianist, winner of the Tchaikovsky Competition, called “A virtuoso, sometimes an explosive one,” and taking on the Soviet authorities. This week appearing in Korea with Yuri Botnari and Sergey Antonov. Cristina Botnari brings him to the Classical Music Hour on Tues. Nov. 5 at 12 Noon and 8 PM NY EST and 9 PM Moscow on WWW.I-NETRADIO.COM with a short review by the legendary music critic Charles Von Bracken.

 

Andrei Gavrilov Virtuoso Pianist Gold Medal Tchaikovsky

Andrei Gavrilov, Russian Pianist, winner of the Tchaikovsky Competition, called “A virtuoso, sometimes an explosive one,” and taking on the Soviet authorities. This week appearing in Korea with Yuri Botnari and Sergey Antonov. Cristina Botnari brings him to the Classical Music Hour on Tues. Nov. 5 at 12 Noon and 8 PM NY EST and 9 PM Moscow on WWW.I-NETRADIO.COM with a short review by the legendary music critic Charles Von Bracken.

Sergey Antonov – World Famous Russian Born Cellist

Sergey Antonov – World Famous Russian Born Cellist.

 

Sergey Antonov – World famous Russian born cellist – Gold prize winner Tchaikovsky Competition on the Classical Music Hour With Cristina Botnari on WWW.I-NETRADIO.COM 1, 4, 7, 10 PM NY EST 10 PM 1 AM Moscow Mon. Nov. 4 Mr. Antonov is in concert in Korea this week with Yuri Botnari and the great Russian pianist Andrei Gavrilov

Sergey Antonov – World Famous Russian Born Cellist

Sergey Antonov – World famous Russian born cellist – Gold prize winner Tchaikovsky Competition on the Classical Music Hour With Cristina Botnari on WWW.I-NETRADIO.COM 1, 4, 7, 10 PM NY EST 10 PM 1 AM Moscow Mon. Nov. 4 Mr. Antonov is in concert in Korea this week with Yuri Botnari and the great Russian pianist Andrei Gavrilov

Dvorak’s New World Symphony conducted by Yuri Botnari

Dvorak’s New World Symphony conducted by Yuri Botnari.

 

 

New World Symphony by Antonin Dvorak on the Classical Music Hour with Cristina Botnari and special guest commentator and music critic, Charles Von Bracken. The entire week of Sept. 23 on WWW.I-NETRADIO.COM  at 12 Noon and 8 PM NY time and 8 PM Moscow time. This recording accompanied the first moon landing.

 

Dvorak’s New World Symphony conducted by Yuri Botnari

 

New World Symphony by Antonin Dvorak on the Classical Music Hour with Cristina Botnari and special guest commentator and music critic, Charles Von Bracken. The entire week of Sept. 23 on WWW.I-NETRADIO.COM  at 12 Noon and 8 PM NY time and 8 PM Moscow time. This recording accompanied the first moon landing. Conducted by the Maestro, Yuri Botnari