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The Morning Show Listen Now

Wake up with The QED 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.

 
   


Mozart: Piano Concertos 21 & 22
Pianist Jonathan Biss plays two of Mozart's best-loved concertos with the conductorless Orpheus Chamber Orchestra. The CD contains bonus materials to enjoy on your computer.
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Photo of the Week
Operatic baritone Liam Bonner studied at Pittsburgh's Central Catholic H.S. and at Carnegie Mellon. Now based in New York, he visited WQED and King Friday's castle during a visit home for the holidays.

 

Interview with Jim C and Pittsburgh Symphony Music Director Manfred Honeck on the 2011-2012 season. Recorded at Heinz Hall February 7, 2011.


Tour finale on 9/11 in Berlin
Jim Cunningham reports on ceremonies at the town hall in Berlin to commemorate the 10th anniverary ...

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Thomas Hampson
Baritone Thomas Hampson joins the Pittsburgh Symphony conducted by Manfred Honeck in Brahms' beloved A German ...

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Bob Gangewere's "Palace of Culture"
Former editor of Carnegie Magazine Robert Gangewere has written the first history of a cultural conglomeration ...

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Joseph Gaines Sings Vaughan Williams
New York-based tenor Joseph Gaines sings "Silent Noon" by Ralph Vaughan Williams with text by Dante ...

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Ruzich Recaps Pollan
Robert Morris University's Dr. Connie Ruzich recaps remarks by food activist Michael Pollan, who has distilled ...

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Ruzich Recaps Rhee
Robert Morris University's Dr. Connie Ruzich recaps remarks by Michelle Rhee, the former Chancellor of Washington, ...

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