Rachel Barton Pine talks Mozart with Mike Goldberg
Violinist Rachel Barton Pine recently released a recording of the Mozart Violin Concertos in collaboration with the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields and Sir Neville Marriner.
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Richmond Symphony Holocaust Remembrance Concert "Voices of Survival"
Tuesday (January 27th) is International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. The Richmond Symphony will mark the occasion with a Holocaust remembrance concert called “Voices of Survival.”
Time for a Rough Guide Around the World
Sometimes, while pulling together selections for the weekly World Music Show, I like to imagine myself as a tour guide of sorts. A tour guide a sound, if you will. And for this week's show (1/24), my imagination matches most of what we'll be hearing.
When Worlds Collide
This week's World Music Show (1/17/15), will play like an an episode of "When Worlds Collide." After looking over this week's set list, I've noticed that there's seems to be quite a bit of mash-ups going on. From Samba Soul 70s music, to Electronic Tango music, to techno-ish throat singing, the term "When Worlds Collide," will take on a new meaning--and those brief examples are just the tip of the iceberg (or the start of the record, or the first track of the CD or side one of the cassette--ok, enough bad metaphors). I think you get the point.
Jarekus Singleton visits Time for the Blues!
We hope you’ll join us this week (1/10/15) on Time for the Blues because Henry and I have cooked up something very special for you. Alongside of our normal great music and bad jokes, we’re going to have a little company stop by for a chat.
African Odyssey
Once in awhile, it's a good idea to take a trip. You know, get faraway in order to explore a region's culture in order to see the world in a different light and perhaps gain insight on yourself. So, with that in mind, on this week's World Music Show (1/10/15), we'll do just that--just think of the savings!
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