Morning Concert on WUOT
Weekdays from 9-12 p.m.
The Monday program starts off with "Mystery Melody Monday" inviting listeners to identify the music selected. "First Friday" is Melony's request show heard morning's on the first Friday of each month. Listeners can send in requests via email to mgdodson@utk.edu or by phone at 865-974-5541, or send them on our Facebook page.
Composers Datebook airs at approximately 10 a.m.
Note: playlists are not posted during fund drive weeks in the spring and fall.
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Student workers have been a part of WUOT since the very beginning. Some stay a few months, some a few years. Clara Prinston went from hosting on weekends to hosting The Afternoon Concert for almost two years. We caught up with her to discuss what can happen to a music host after leaving WUOT and how time here can help students shape their future. -
Melony Dodson talks with music director, Aram Demirjian and concertmaster, William Shaub, about the KSO's November Masterworks concert. -
As part of our celebration of our 75th birthday we are sharing the longer interviews that were conducted for Voices: 75 Years Of WUOT. Enjoy the majesty that is Daniel Berry as we talk music, radio, interviews, snow storms, and ....... wrasslin? -
Melony Dodson talks with John Orr, music director of the Knoxville Choral Society, about the ensemble's November 2024 Masterworks Concert. -
Melony Dodson talks with conductor, Joseph Mechavich and soprano, Hanna Brammer. Brammer sings the role of Mabel in Knoxville Opera's production of The Pirates of Penzance. -
Melony Dodson talks with Aram Demirjian about Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto, and Demirjian's love for the music of Brahms -
Matthew Motley speaks with James Fellenbaum, Director of the UT Symphony Orchestra and guest artist Sean Chen, about their upcoming All-Gershwin Concert. -
Melony Dodson talks with Kathryn Frady, Executive and Artistic Director of Marble City Opera, about Driving While Black. -
Melony Dodson talks with Diana Salesky, from the Amadeus Concert Ensemble, about their upcoming program featuring two major choral works by Antonin Dvorak -
Melony Dodson talks with John Zastoupil, director of the UT Wind Ensemble and composer, John Mackey. Mackey is in residency this week at the UT College of Music. The UT Wind Ensemble performs his composition, Wine-Dark Sea on Thursday, September 26th.
