Visit the official I Hear Music website at:
cbc.ca/ihearmusic
I Hear Music is a show which ranges across the musical map from one week to the next, from the classics to jazz to Broadway to pop to world music, and back again.
It's a show where the unexpected is to be expected, where music from a variety of worlds will be played in new contexts, and where the whole package is held together by the enthusiasm and knowledge of the show's host, Robert Harris.
Above all, I Hear Music is a show that celebrates the power of music to entertain, to illuminate and to be joyous. I Hear Music is a relaxed, fun and informative way to spend an hour on a Saturday morning.
Robert Harris
Robert Harris has been helping CBC Radio audiences enjoy music for 25 years. He began his broadcasting career with the local CBC station in Ottawa, and created three series which eventually were syndicated across the country How to Listen to Classical Music, How to Listen to Jazz and The Music of Broadway.
Harris has worked on, guest hosted, or otherwise contributed to a number of CBC Radio music programs for the past two decades Stereo Morning, Mostly Music, Arts National, Two New Hours, In Performance and Music and Company. He has also appeared on Morningside, This Morning and Sunday Morning, speaking about music and other subjects.
In 1998 and 1999, he was This Morning's "Y2K Guy." Robert Harris is also the author of two books on music, What to Listen for in Mozart and What to Listen for in Beethoven.
Visit the official I Hear Music website at:
cbc.ca/ihearmusic
