Browse by letter
Browse categories
French for "at night." A quiet, lyrical piece that became popular in the 19th century, when many nocturnes were written for the piano.
Nocturne
You must have RealPlayer installed to hear any audio samples.
This Week's Show | Past Shows | Hear the Music | Games | Instruments of the Orchestra Musical Dictionary | Schedule & Stations | Events | Links | Talk to Us | Help Teachers | Parents | About Classics for Kids | Privacy Policy | WGUC | Home ©2013, Cincinnati Public Radio, Inc.
