Sunday Baroque 🇺🇸

Sunday Baroque is a nationally syndicated radio program dedicated to showcasing Baroque music from approximately 1600 to 1750. The program features composers such as Johann Sebastian Bach, George Frideric Handel, and Antonio Vivaldi. As a syndicated program, Sunday Baroque is broadcast on various public and sometimes commercial radio stations across the United States and internationally. Suzanne Bona hosts the show, providing engaging and informative commentary. The program includes a mix of well-known and lesser-known Baroque pieces, including vocal and instrumental works, concertos, sonatas, suites, and excerpts from operas and oratorios. Bona shares anecdotes about composers, historical context, and insights into the music. Sunday Baroque aims to make Baroque music accessible to a wide audience. It is available on many NPR affiliates and other radio stations, with program schedules varying by location. Some stations also stream the program online, allowing listeners to enjoy it live or on-demand.