Programming of Note Jazz at Lincoln Center: Bill Evans Monday, April 30, 6PM Perpetually sensitive in style and spirit, pianist Bill Evans was driven by a "quiet fire" that has influenced entire generations of pianists. Guest musical director Bill Charlap with guitarist and Evans collaborator Jim Hall and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra pay tribute with classics like "Waltz for Debby," "Five" and "Peri's Scope." Read More... Soul Serenade: Jimmy Hughes Monday, April 30, 7PM Join host Tom Shaker as he celebrates the life and music of legendary southern soul recording artist Jimmy Hughes. Read More... Jazz Inspired: Tony Bennett Tuesday, May 1, 6PM Tony Bennett talks about his long career, early inspirations, iconic sessions with Bill Evans and his recent Grammy-winning "Duets II" CD with an all-star cast: Lady Gaga, Michael Bublé, Amy Winehouse, John Mayer and more. Read More... Song Travels with Michael Feinstein: Neil Sedaka Wednesday, May 2, 6PM Neil Sedaka is synonymous with popular music. For more than 50 years, he has written, performed, and produced the soundtrack for America's collective psyche. Sedaka had a string of early '60s pop hits, and his songs have been recorded by Frank Sinatra, Connie Francis, Elvis, and the Monkees, among others. On this episode, Feinstein and his guest talk and play iconic pop and great standards, including one of his many hits, "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do." Read More... JazzSet: Toots Thielemans and Kenny Werner at the Kennedy Center Friday, May 4, 6PM Jean Baptise Thielemans was born April 29, 1922. Over his long and colorful life, the harmonica man has lived in and played the music of Belgium, Paris and New York -- not to mention his most recent love, Brazil. In this concert, he chooses songs by Mancini and Miles, a quote from "La Marseillaise and a piece by Jacques Brel, and a melding of "Bridges (Milton Nascimento) and "God Bless America. Read More... Inquiry: Hal Herzog & Darryl Wheye Sunday, May 6, 9PM This eyebrow raising edition of Inquiry features Mark Lynch speaking with renowned anthrozoologist about the emotionally complex cultural difference in people's perception of animals. Mark will also speak with author and writer Darryl Wheye about the relationship between science and art. It will sure be a zoo on this week's Inquiry! Read More... Business Beat: Chuck Marble Sunday, May 6, 10PM Join host Steve D'Agostino for this week's edition of Business Beat. Steve will be talking with Chuck Marble, CEO of Elevation Brands, about bringing mission-driven foods to the dinner table. Read More... |
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