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Texas Music Festival: "Perspectives" Faculty-Artist Recital Violinist Andrzej Grabiec and pianist Timothy Hester perform a world premiere for us, previewing the “Perspectives” Faculty-Artist Recital at the Texas Music Festival. |
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We chat with Irish playwright Cathal Gallagher about his drama Malcolm and Teresa, based on the true story of reporter Malcolm Muggeridge and his interviews with Mother Teresa in the 1970s. |
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Classical Classroom: Tone Poems Houston Public Radio announcer Amy Bishop sits down with our audio librarian Dacia Clay to examine a couple of her favorite examples of musical tone poems. |
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"Parallel Practices: Joan Jonas and Gina Pane" Contemporary Arts Museum curator Dean Daderko shows us around the exhibition Parallel Practices: Joan Jonas and Gina Pane, a side-by-side comparison of two foundational performance artists -- one American; one French. |
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Director Rachel Hemphill Dickson and actor Kelvin Hamilton discuss Charles Fuller’s A Soldier’s Play. The Ensemble Theatre presents a staged reading of the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama. |
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We chat with Greater Tuna’s Jaston Williams, who premieres his new laugh-filled, autobiographical one-man show Blame It On Valentine, Texas at Galveston’s Grand 1894 Opera House. |
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Texas Music Festival: Orchestral Concert featuring Jessica Findley Guest conductor Horst Foerster talks about the concert he’ll conduct, which includes a performance of the Mozart Bassoon Concerto by Jessica Findley, winner of the 2013 Cynthia Woods Mitchell Young Artist Competition. She plays some Bach for us. |
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"Classical Minds" Guitar Institute: Gohar Vardanyan and Matt Palmer Two faculty artists from this year’s “Classical Minds” Guitar Institute at the University of Houston – Gohar Vardanyan and Matt Palmer – perform for us, previewing the joint recital they’re presenting. |
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