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Wake up with The Morning Show! Host Jim Cunningham and Arts Producer Stephen Baum bring you local performances, a CD of the Week and bite-sized arts nuggets from 6-11 each weekday morning. |
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Gasparo Fritz - Flute Sonatas Op. 2
The music of this great 18th-century flutist has fallen into undeserved neglect. Gasparo lived from 1716 to 1783, and made a major contribution to the development of the flute as well as its repertoire. These stylishly expressive sonatas are delightful f
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Belgian conductor Ronald Zollman, Carnegie Mellon's new Director of Orchestral studies, at a Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic concert broadcast, April 29, 2009.
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Kaohsiung Fireworks and Farewell
Jim Cunningham reports on the final Asian tour concert, which opened the 2009 World Games Stadium ...
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Manfred Honeck - Part 2
The PSO Music Director examines how Mahler devloped his monumental Symphony #2, from its origins as ...
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Ruzich Recaps McCullough
Dr. Connie Ruzich recounts David McCullough's talk about the importance of reading, history, the arts, and ...
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Carnegie Mellon Baroque Plays Bach
Pianists Samuel Oram and Eric Clark join Carnegie Mellon Baroque directed by Stephen Schultz in the ...
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David McCullough
The Pulitzer Prize-winning historian traces his own history and schooling in Pittsburgh. McCullough previews his next ...
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The Pirates Reader
Richard Peterson has published two books on Pittsburgh baseball through the University of Pittsburgh Press: Growing ...
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