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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Anat Cohen talks with Todd Steed about her upcoming concert with the Knoxville Jazz Orchestra on March 4th at the Bijou Theatre. -
Melony Dodson talks with guest conductor, Michelle Rofrano and tenor, Ben Gulley, who is singing the role of Rodolfo in Knoxville Opera's production of Puccini's La Boheme -
Jodie Manross discusses her upcoming show at Waynestock, the music she made with Laith Keilany, and some of her favorite songs. -
Matthew Motley speaks with Principal Second Violin Edward Pulgar, Second Horn Kelsey Bentley, and Cellist Adam Ayers about the upcoming KSO Chamber Classics Concert. -
Canadian Guitarist Strat Andriotis talks about his new trio recording Exits, his compositional works, and the joys of finally giving in to the stratocaster guitar, despite the confusion it could cause with his name. -
Melony Dodson talks with vocalist, Evelyn Jack and conductor, Aram Demirjian about Mahalia Jackson and the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra's "MLK Celebration Concert" -
From 2008, enjoy the unedited and complete interview with local legend Jerry Coker. -
Melony Dodson talks with executive artistic director, Kathryn Frady and managing director, Frank Murphy, about Marble City Opera's Pop-Up Party and the remainder of the 2024-2025 season. -
WUOT's longest serving host, Paul Campbell, talks about how he pitched a bluegrass show to a station known for classical music. This is an excerpt from an upcoming feature where Paul reflects on his 50 years of sharing the music he loves to WUOT listeners. -
Melony Dodson talks with Maestro Aram Demirjian about the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra's January Masterworks program, featuring Mahler's Symphony No.5
