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Saxophonist Ken Field plays with the legendary "rocking chamber quartet" Birdsongs of the Mesozoic and composes for "Sesame Street." Field and his new saxophone group join us in the s... (episode)
In the Soundcheck studio, we welcome Rachel Portman. Known for her incredibly lush movie scores, she’s creating her first opera. Her adaptation of “The Little Prince” is to debut as t... (episode)
Starting his career as a critic with a column for the Village Voice, the rest is history for Greg Sandow. Now a Wall Street Journal critic, Sandow joins John in the Soundcheck studio ... (episode)
New York City-based ensemble The Four Bags, comprised of accordion, trombone, guitar, and woodwinds, are in the Soundcheck studio today. The highly entertaining ensemble gives us a li... (episode)
Uri Caine, director of one of the oldest music festivals in the world, stops by the studio. As Biennale di Venezia goes into its 47th International Festival of Contemporary Music, Cai... (episode)
A triumvirate of talent stops by on Soundcheck today, veteran choreographer Bill T. Jones, sultry singer Cassandra Wilson and up-and-coming composer and violinist Daniel Bernard Rouma... (episode)
Countertenor Terrance Barber has shared the stage with Placido Domingo and been the featured soloist in that already amazing group of singers, Chanticleer. Terrance stops by the studi... (episode)
We’re pleased to welcome vocalist Audra McDonald, who for ten years has been called the top singer on Broadway. Between winning Tony Awards and putting out a new album of “Happy S... (episode)
Resuscitating old works and composers, the Eos Orchestra, led by artistic director and conductor Jonathan Sheffer, is currently preparing for Mass en Masse. Sheffer is combining masse... (episode)
Conductor Robert Bass is leading the Collegiate Chorale and tenor Vinson Cole on Hector Berlioz’s gigantic Requiem, in celebration of the bicentennial of the composer's birth. Bass an... (episode)