On July 13th, 1966, mass murderer known as Richard Speck would enter the home of a group of nurses in a South Chicago townhouse. He took all the nurses as hostages and would murder all but one. They were Gloria Davy, Patricia Matusek, Nina Schmale, Pamela Wilkening, Suzanne Farris, Mary Ann Jordan, Merlita Gargullo, and Valentina Pasion and survivo…

On December 6th, 2009 the body of a young woman was found in the basement of her own home. Donna Ellen Jones wanted to find love, unfortunately she met Mark Peter Hutt. Hutt would spend 4 years abusing Donna, which resulted in her death. This would become one of the worse cases of domestic abuse where Donna was subjected to verbal abuse, psychologi…

Between 1979 and 1981 a serial killer David Joseph Carpenter, would murder, rape, kidnap and rob multiple people. While he was apprehended in May of 1981, this was not the first time he had a brush with the law. While the exact figure of how many he murdered is unknown, it is said to be between 7 and 11. He was found guilty and sent to San Quentin …

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Pedro Rodrigues Filho has been dubbed the real life Dexter. Like that of Dexter, Filho would target men who were criminals. Filho is thought to have killed over 100 people, some while in prison. Filho would be released and try and educate young men to understand that crime does not pay. If there are any cases you want me to cover from North, Centra…

Between 1972 and 1990 a serial killer, Arthur Shawcross, also known as the Genesee River Killer, the monster of the rivers and the Rochester strangler murdered 13 people, 2 of whom were children. Despite spending time in prison for the murder of Karen Hill, he would be released, to kill again. If there are any cases you want me to cover from North,…

Between December of 1977 and January 1978, 6 people were brutally murdered. Ambrose Griffin, 51, 22 year old Teresa Wallin who was 3 months pregnant, 38 year old Evelyn Miroth and her son 6 year old Jason, her 22 month old nephew David and her friend 51 year old Daniel Meredith. If there are any cases you want me to cover from North, Central or sou…

On the 1st of March, 1983 the small town of McCarthy, Alaska would never be the same again. Out of it’s 22 residents, 6 would be brutally murdered. Maxine Edwards, Harley King, Les and Flo Hegland, and Tim and Amy Nash, they would all meet their fate at the hands of neighbour, Louis D Hastings. If there are any cases you want me to cover from North…

Between 1969 and 1980 Pedro Lopez would terrorise the young girls of Columbia, Peru and Ecuador. It is said that he raped and murdered up to 450 girls. In 1998 he was released from prison and to this day no-one knows where he is. If there are any cases you want me to cover from North, Central or south America, please email americanmurderstoriespodc…

Between 1982 and 1984 Larry Eyler would murder multiple men, over multiple states. He would become one of the most prolific serial killers of the 80s. If there are any cases you want me to cover from North, Central or south America, please email americanmurderstoriespodcast@gmail.com For updates please follow: Instagram - American Murder Stories So…

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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.بقلم 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.بقلم 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.بقلم 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!بقلم 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.بقلم 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.بقلم 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.بقلم webmaster@capradio.org

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

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