Daniel Gilliam
Program Director, WUOLDaniel is a native of Louisville, and has lived in lots of other places, including spending his developmental years in Chile. He’s worked in classical radio since 2007 mostly here at LPM (with a brief stint from 2010-2012 at Minnesota Public Radio) producing award-winning audio, hosting daily music shows, interviewing big names in classical music, and creating interesting live events like New Lens. He’s also the host for the Louisville Orchestra concert talks. Daniel is a composer, writing for orchestras, chamber ensembles, singers, and everything in between. He has served as a panelist for the Aaron Copland Fund for Music, was an associate composer in 2020 at the Atlantic Center for Arts working with Jennifer Higdon, and was a resident at Copland House in 2017. Daniel would like to visit outer space one day.
Email Daniel at dgilliam@lpm.org.
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Here's a sample of some of the new additions to the WUOL library... -
This week on Exploring Music (weekdays at 9pm), Bill McGlaughlin continues to reflect on artists in exile, beginning with music from Paul Hindemith. In…
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The dual meaning of the word "static" inspired Louisville composer KiMani Bridges' first commission and premiere with the Louisville Orchestra this…
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Listen to the 90.5 WUOL for some of these new recordings...
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Listen to some of the newest additions to our music library below, and daily on 90.5 WUOL, wuol.org, and on your smart speaker.
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During the month of February we are highlighting Black composers you hear all year long on 90.5 WUOL. Here's a playlist of that music for your enjoyment…
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Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin (Weekdays at 9pm)This week, Bill takes us to the magical city that inspired music of the late Renaissance, Baroque,…
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Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin (Weekdays at 9pm)A century separates Bach’s B Minor Mass and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 – crowning achievements of…
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Sample some of the new additions to the WUOL music library, compiled by Colleen Phelps...
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In 1990, Mary Grace recorded herself talking as she drove home from Frankfort to Louisville, Kentucky. Hi, Chuck is a 75-minute piece for solo performer…
