Today, Sat­ur­day 5th August,  tune in to Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio via the link — or sim­ply “Play Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio” on your smart speak­er — for a pro­gramme of Ear­ly Music.

We’re fea­tur­ing music of the High Renais­sance, with con­tri­bu­tions from France, Spain, Eng­land and Ger­many. There are also some mod­ern inter­pre­ta­tions thrown in for good measure.

Tune in to Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio today, Sat­ur­day 9th July, for a pro­gramme of Ear­ly Music – fea­tur­ing music of the High Renais­sance, with con­tri­bu­tions from France, Spain, Eng­land and Ger­many. There are also some mod­ern inter­pre­ta­tions thrown in for good measure.

EARLY MUSIC — AND “THE PILGRIMAGE”

Tune in to Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio today, Wednes­day 1st June, for a pro­gramme of Ear­ly Music – fea­tur­ing music of the High Renais­sance, with con­tri­bu­tions from France, Spain, Eng­land and Ger­many. There are also some mod­ern inter­pre­ta­tions thrown in for good measure.

And don’t miss Engines of Our Inge­nu­ity every 4 hours from mid­day UK time / 4am Pacific.

EARLY MUSIC — AND “RIBONG GALLERY ART SPACE”

Tune in to Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio today, Wednes­day 6th April, for a pro­gramme of Ear­ly Music – fea­tur­ing music of the High Renais­sance, with con­tri­bu­tions from France, Spain, Eng­land and Ger­many. There are also some mod­ern inter­pre­ta­tions thrown in for good measure.

And don’t miss Engines of Our Inge­nu­ity every 4 hours from mid­day UK time / 4am Pacific.

PLUS, at 12 noon and 4pm Pacific/SLT — 8pm and mid­night in the UK — it’s time for the lat­est episode of “Where Have You Been?”, our series on things to do and places to vis­it across the Sec­ond Life Grid.

EARLY MUSIC — AND “DATE NIGHT AT THE DECKS”

Tune in to Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio today, Wednes­day March 2nd, for a pro­gramme of Ear­ly Music – fea­tur­ing music of the High Renais­sance, with con­tri­bu­tions from France, Spain, Eng­land and Ger­many. There are also some mod­ern inter­pre­ta­tions thrown in for good measure.

And don’t miss Engines of Our Inge­nu­ity every 4 hours from mid­day UK time / 4am Pacific.

PLUS, at 12 noon and 4pm Pacific/SLT — 8pm and mid­night in the UK — it’s time for a new episode of “Where Have You Been?”, our series on things to do and places to vis­it across the Sec­ond Life Grid.

Tune in to Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio today, Sat­ur­day Jan­u­ary 8th, for a pro­gramme of Ear­ly Music – fea­tur­ing music of the High Renais­sance, with con­tri­bu­tions from France, Spain, Eng­land and Ger­many. There are also some mod­ern inter­pre­ta­tions thrown in for good measure.

Don’t miss Engines of Our Inge­nu­ity every 4 hours from mid­day UK time / 4am Pacific.

“Where Have You Been?” — our series on things to do and places to vis­it across the Sec­ond Life Grid, is cur­rent­ly on hia­tus and returns shortly.

Tune in to Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio today, Wednes­day Novem­ber 10th, for a pro­gramme of Ear­ly Music – fea­tur­ing music of the High Renais­sance, with con­tri­bu­tions from France, Spain, Eng­land and Ger­many. There are also some mod­ern inter­pre­ta­tions thrown in for good measure.

Then don’t miss the NEW episode of our series on places to go and things to see on the Sec­ond Life grid, Where Have You Been? Catch it at 12 noon or 4pm Pacif­ic Time — 8pm or mid­night UK time.

Tune in to Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio today, Sat­ur­day Octo­ber 2nd, for a pro­gramme of Ear­ly Music – fea­tur­ing music of the High Renais­sance, with con­tri­bu­tions from France, Spain, Eng­land and Ger­many. There are also some mod­ern inter­pre­ta­tions thrown in for good measure.

Tune in to Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio today, Wednes­day Sep­tem­ber 1st, for a pro­gramme of Ear­ly Music – today fea­tur­ing music of the High Renais­sance, with con­tri­bu­tions from France, Spain, Eng­land and Ger­many. There are also some mod­ern inter­pre­ta­tions thrown in for good measure.

Tune in to Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio today, Wednes­day August 4th, for a pro­gramme of Ear­ly Music – today fea­tur­ing music of the High Renais­sance, with con­tri­bu­tions from France, Spain, Eng­land and Ger­many. There are also some mod­ern inter­pre­ta­tions thrown in for good measure.