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Classical Music Tributes

Classical WETA 90.9 FM invites you to pay tribute to those who've influenced your love of classical music.

Maybe it was your second grade music teacher. Or maybe your parents filled the house with the sounds of Bach. Or perhaps you'd like to honor the way classical music is important in the life of someone you care about.

For whoever inspires you, you can add a name and short dedication to this tribute page. Although not required, you'll also have the option to make a tribute gift to help keep the music alive on Classical WETA 90.9 FM.

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Honoring friends, family, and teachers who've inspired us with their love of classical music!

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Conductor Zubin Mehta and Director William Fertik

Their 1973 short documentary "The Bolero," a behind-the-scenes look at the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in rehearsal for a performance of Ravel's "Bolero," was an epiphany to me as a college junior with little education in classical music.

Miriam Frank

My mother, Miriam Frank, took me to Boston Symphony and Boston Pops concerts from my infancy onward. I remember her playing Haydn and Beethoven on her mother's old piano; the same piano that a young Lenny Bernstein in Sharon, Mass. would come over to play because his father would not let him learn to play at home. Despite all the years, the losses, the tribulations and the triumphs in our lives, there remains for us both that which we shared from the time I was still in the baby carriage at the band shell by the Charles River: the music matters to us both and brings us together as few other things can.