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  Pops on Film Tonight 9:00 pm ET If it's Memorial Day Weekend, then it's also time for summertime movie blockbusters. Join Vincent Caruso for action-packed epic adventures, thrills, spills and cinematic-musical fun!

  
  Rebroadcast: Sun 5/26 5:00 pm ET
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  SiriusXM Pops with Vincent Caruso Tomorrow 6:00 pm ET The trumpet player (formerly of the Canadian Brass) visits SiriusXM Pops to preview the Vivaldi, Piazzolla and Jennifer Higdon works on his new CD, “License to Thrill.” Joe is also a highly sought out teacher, and he'll explain why he has to instruct his students around the world to change their view of their audience.

  
  Rebroadcast: Sun 5/26 9:00 pm ET

• SiriusXM Pops with Preston Trombly Monday - Friday 6am - 12pm ETPreston Trombly has plenty of Pops and Pizzazz to start your day, including favorites by the Strauss family, Mozart, Beethoven, Handel and Tchaikovsky...and don’t forget Sousa.

• SiriusXM Pops with Vincent Caruso Monday - Thursday 12pm - 6pm ET
  Saturday 6pm - midnight ET
  Sunday 6pm - midnight ETVincent Caruso, classical music’s ultimate "Mr. Nice Guy," is your host for Classical Music's Greatest Hits, with plenty of fun and friendly stories to share.

• SiriusXM Pops with Martin Goldsmith Monday - Thursday 6pm - midnight ET
  Friday 12pm - 6pm ET
  Saturday and Sunday 6am - 12pm ETLate afternoons and evenings are filled with more of your classical favorites with Martin Goldsmith.

• SiriusXM Pops with Paul Bachmann Saturday 12pm - 6pm ET and Sunday 12pm - 5pm ETPaul Bachmann proves you can never have too much fun with classical music – enjoy some terrific weekend musical entertainment with one of classical music most Pops-inspired hosts.

• Pops on Film Fridays 9 - 10pm ET
  Rebroadcasts Sundays 5 - 6pm ETClassic film scores from the Golden Age of Hollywood, mixed with the current classics from the new generation of film composers. Vincent Caruso is your host and expert guide through music’s best moments on screen, including movies opening this weekend.

• Boundaries Saturdays 7 - 8pm ET
  Rebroacasts Sundays 11pm - midnight ETCall it alternative classical, classical crossover or "not very classical at all" -- host Paul Bachmann brings you an always-interesting blend of artists like, David Garrett, Il Divo, Izzy, Paul McCartney and Christopher O’Riley, along with classical arrangements of other genres such as jazz and rock. It's open-minded classical music for everyone.

• Linked Saturdays 9 - 10am ET
  Sundays 8 - 9pm ET
  Mondays 11pm - midnight ET
  (Third weekend of the month)Host Peter Cummings makes classical connections with current popular culture, discovering the classical roots shared by guests like Sting, Bobby McFerrin, David Garrett, Brian Wilson, Herbie Hancock, and Wynton Marsalis. Linked also encounters classical music leaders like Joshua Bell and the Canadian Brass and their forays beyond classical music. Learn more about Peter Cummings at linkedmusic.com

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  Preston Trombly | email
  Monday - Friday 6am - 12pm ET Preston Trombly offers his Sirius/XM listeners the same enthusiasm and commitment he brings to his music and art. For several years he worked as a composer and performer (Guggenheim Fellow, NEA and NYSCA commissions). His art has been featured in galleries and museums in the New York City/Tri-State area. Preston's Sonata No. 5 received The National Arts Club award for best art work in Mixed Media in 2010. He is a frequent speaker on music and the visual arts around the country.

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  Vincent Caruso | email
  Monday - Thursday 12pm - 6pm ET
  Fridays 9 - 10pm ET
  Saturday 6pm - midnight ET
  Sundays 5 - 6pm ET and 6pm - 11pm ETVincent has been relating classical music to everyday life for Satellite Radio listeners as well as commercial and public radio audiences for over 20 years. It all started when he was a boy and built a crystal radio that let him speak out of his family’s kitchen radio. He’s also narrated audio books and recorded voiceovers for a variety of commercial and industrial clients. When he is not researching for his shows, he’s enjoying his family, nature, the water, the wonders of music, and lots of books.

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  Martin Goldsmith | email
  Monday - Thursday 6pm - midnight ET and Friday 12pm - 6pm ET
  Saturday and Sunday 6am - 12pm ETFormer host of the nationally syndicated Performance Today, Martin sees classical music as "an exciting and moving expression of what's best about humanity." He’s author of The Inextinguishable Symphony about his parents' experience in an all-Jewish orchestra in Nazi Germany and The Beatles Come to America. He’s working on a new book that follows his grandfather’s and uncle’s voyage on the infamous Jewish refugee ship St. Louis and their unhappy odyssey through a series of French concentration camps to their murder at Auschwitz.

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  Paul Bachmann | email
  Friday 6pm - midnight
  Saturday 12pm – 6pm ET and 7 - 8pm ET
  Sunday 12pm - 5pm and 11pm - midnight ETBachmann is a passionate advocate for many different types of music. "I don't think I'm very different from the average satellite radio listener. Most people like different types of music, and I can tell from first-hand experience that most big-name musicians have the same love for diverse sounds."