Dr. Kimberly Hieb
Host, Classical Music AmarilloDr. Kimberly Hieb currently serves as Associate Professor of Music History at West Texas A&M University in Canyon, Texas, just south of Amarillo in the Texas Panhandle. There she teaches undergraduate music history as well as topical seminars and research methods courses for graduate students. She is the host of the Amarillo Symphony Guild’s pre-concert Lunch and Listen events that take place on Fridays during concert weeks, and she is a frequent guest at Chamber Music Amarillo’s pre-concert talks. While her central research focus is sacred music in seventeenth-century Salzburg, she is also currently at work on a coffee table volume celebrating the Amarillo Symphony’s upcoming centennial in 2024.
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This week Classical Music Amarillo revisits highlights from the other CMA's 2025–2026 season! -
Tune in to Classical Music Amarillo this week for a program of music by contemporary American composers Korinne Fujiwara and Christopher Theofanidis! -
Tune in this week to hear the Amarillo Symphony perform music by Rachmaninoff, Shostakovich, and Prokofiev! -
Tune in this week to hear the Amarillo Symphony perform a variety of rhapsodic orchestral compositions! -
Tune in to Classical Music Amarillo this week to hear works by two French composers of the twentieth century! -
This week we open our July series focusing on concert music of the twentieth century with a special episode of music by American composers! -
Join Classical Music Amarillo this week as we conclude our foray into concert music of the 19th century with an episode of music Antonín Dvořák! -
This week we continue our June series focused on concert music of the nineteenth century with an episode dedicated to the music of another German composer of the period! -
In this week's episode, the second episode in our summer series, we will be continuing our celebration of music of 19th-century Europe! This week's show features overtures and chamber music by four composers from four different parts of Europe. -
Tune in to hear an overture and a concerto by perhaps the most famous German composer to have ever lived!
