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Jorge Sosa Interview

Submitted by ad3922 on Wed, 20 Sep 2023, 3:21pm

Host Ale Díaz-Pizarro speaks to Mexican-born, New York-based composer Jorge Sosa about his upcoming opera with White Snake Projects, MONKEY, his work and trajectory, and the place of violence in opera.

Gil Rose Interview

Submitted by ad3922 on Tue, 25 Jul 2023, 2:29pm

Interview with renowned American conductor Gil Rose and host Ale Díaz-Pizarro, originally broadcast during Saturday Night at the Opera on 7/22/23. Re-broadcast 7/26/23 as part of an extended News & Arts segment.

Katia and Marielle Labèque Interview

Submitted by slr2207 on Wed, 24 May 2023, 1:26pm

An interview with piano duo the Labèque sisters before their performance at the Town Hall April 23, 2023. This performance premiered their group Dream House Quartet, with the sisters working alongside composer-guitarists Bryce Dessner and David Chalmin. Hosted by Melisa Nehrozoglu, the sisters delve into their personal explorations into the realm of New Music with a foundation of classical training at an early age.

Born on Dec 29

Submitted by Jacob Kayen on Wed, 22 Mar 2017, 9:54am

Performances by Pablo Casals, who was born on December 29, 1876, and Irma Rogell, who was born on December 29, 1918. Originally aired during BachFest 2016 on 12/29/16.

The Christmas Oratorio and the Secular Cantatas, Part 4

Submitted by Jacob Kayen on Sat, 21 Jan 2017, 10:55pm

This broadcast begins with complete performances of the secular cantatas that provided movements for five of the six Cantatas that make up the Christmas Oratorio. These are followed by the six Cantatas that make up the Christmas Oratorio, each from a different historic recording. Each Cantata is preceded by the original versions of the movements borrowed from secular cantatas.

The Christmas Oratorio and the Secular Cantatas, Part 3

Submitted by Jacob Kayen on Sat, 21 Jan 2017, 10:52pm

This broadcast begins with complete performances of the secular cantatas that provided movements for five of the six Cantatas that make up the Christmas Oratorio. These are followed by the six Cantatas that make up the Christmas Oratorio, each from a different historic recording. Each Cantata is preceded by the original versions of the movements borrowed from secular cantatas.

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