From the John Clark Performance Studio
From the John Clark Performance Studio
WDAV Classical Public Radio
WDAV invites artist and musicians to the John Clark performance studio to share their thoughts and talents.
Public Radio Music Day with Phoenix Down RPG
WDAV celebrates the vital role public radio plays in supporting musicians and music lovers by spotlighting local talent, including this session with Charlotte-based Phoenix Down RPG from the John Clark Performance Studio. Featuring Teil Taliesin, oboe; Dr. Dylan Taliesin, clarinet; and Nicholas Ritter, bassoon.
Oct 29, 2025
Public Radio Music Day with Chamber Music for All
WDAV celebrates the vital role public radio plays in supporting musicians and music lovers by spotlighting local talent, including this session with Charlotte-based Chamber Music for All from the John Clark Performance Studio.
Oct 29, 2025
Clara Bartz on the Davidson Bach Festival
Organist and keyboardist Clara Bartz, a Davidson native, play Bach selections before her performance of the Goldberg Variations at the Davidson Bach Festival. Learn more about the Davidson Bach Festival (PDF)
Apr 9, 2025
The Poiesis Quartet on The Poetry of Music
The Poiesis Quartet—winners of the prestigious Fischoff Competition—performs a program called The Poetry of Music for the Seventh Street Concerts at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Charlotte. Charlotte poet laureate Junious Ward joins the group, which also features former Charlottean Drew Dansby on cello. They preview the performance From the John Clark Performance Studio.
Mar 21, 2025
Mark and Maggie O’Connor on Life after Life
Mark and Maggie O’Connor kick off a national tour in support of their new album, Life after Life, at The Cain Center for the Arts in Cornelius, NC. Before that, they perform a few tracks for us and speak to Frank Dominguez about how the pandemic isolation allowed them to focus on songwriting, much of which forms the basis of the new release. Learn more about Mark and Maggie O’Connor's Life after Life concert Pictured: Mark and Maggie O’Connor (r-l) by Maia Rosenfeld
May 1, 2024