Hello, Vancouver! New Season!! We are resuming our activities with the podcast Hello Vancouver. Bringing you more fun, updated information about movies, TV shows, news, and discussions that will make you love (or hate) and participate actively in our episodes. Tell us what you think, send us a message, and send us your video. Be part of our project…

This episode we bring to you the latest updates on the movie and TV show industry in Vancouver and we also have an amazing interview with Batwoman's stage manager Lech Dolecki telling us all about his professional experience. Check it out.

On this episode we update you on whats is happening in the movie and tv show industry in Vancouver and we have a chat with the Visual Effects professional Leann Havey. It is amazing. Check it out!

On this episode, Hello Vancouver is starting a new format and interviewing Vicki Araujo, a fantastic actor among other things. We hope you enjoy it. Have fun! Cheers.

On this episode we update you on what's happening in Vancouver and we also have a chat with our tour guide and marketing consultant Tanmay Behl. Enjoy.

This week we are talking about the week's filming schedule in the city as well as some information on BC Place Stadium, one of the most popular locations downtown Vancouver.

This week we arr talking about the big hit movie Rocketman and giving you some insight about it. We are also exploring the filmings in the city and the filming location of the wee is the iconic Vancouver Public Library. Listen and have some fun!

On this episode you will hear more about the recent productions in Vancouver, as well as some interesting stories about movies and tv shows that filmed at the Vancouver Art Gallery. Enjoy!

Introducing this new podcast about the movie industry in Vancouver and Brtitish Columbia. Giving a generak idea of what is going on in the city right now and what to expect from our podcast.

In 1820, a little known composer and violinist named Nicolo Paganini published a collection of virtuoso solo pieces. One of them, the 24th Caprice, had an astonishing impact on the classical music world.By webmaster@capradio.org

Whether King Arthurs is an historical figure or merely a legend, his story along with that of Guinevere, and the Knights of the Round Table has had a powerful impact on music.By webmaster@capradio.org

It’s been called the City of Light and the City of Love. Given the number of composers who found inspiration there, it could just as easily be called the City of Music.By webmaster@capradio.org

As important as they are, airplanes and automobiles have never loomed as large in classical music as have trains and railways. And what a variety of works they’ve inspired!By webmaster@capradio.org

It’s usually lively, but can also be slow and tender. In fact the Gavotte has varied widely from place to place over the past 400 years.By webmaster@capradio.org

The organ has been called the “king of instruments,” and when it’s used in an orchestral work, the challenge is to keep it from overpowering everything else—unless, of course, that’s the point.By webmaster@capradio.org

"The Wedding March" by Wagner (AKA "Here Comes the Bride") may be the most famous tune connected with the marriage ceremony, but it’s only one of many classical works that celebrate the union of two people in holy (and sometimes unholy) matrimony.By webmaster@capradio.org

A tour through the musical landscape of the American West, with music by Copland, Falwell, Grofé, Puccini and more.By webmaster@capradio.org

Cervantes’ great comic novel, Don Quixote, has inspired works of instrumental and vocal music for more than 400 years, composed by the likes of Purcell, Telemann, Mendelssohn, de Falla, Strauss, Rodrigo and others.By webmaster@capradio.org

Music mistakenly attributed to the wrong composer...and why.By webmaster@capradio.org