Indiana Public Media Arts & Music
Clevenger was principle horn with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for 47 years.
On this week's episode, we're interviewing Eliza Hittman, IU alum and director of the film It Felt Like Love, which played at Sundance earlier this year.
"There's a way to impact people with the language of music, that we simply cannot do with words!" - Oboist Cynthia Green Libby
Moon is a pianist, composer, and concert organizer.
The classical music world's grand musical legacy is matched only by the grandness of its legends.
On this week's episode, we're interviewing Richard M. Roberts, the organizer of Slapsticon, about the event coming up June 27th-30th.
"Fauré has a way of exploring all kinds of harmonic possibilities," Sally Pinkas
The story of a young man who’s reluctantly looking for wisdom and an old man who has wisdom, but is reluctant to share it.
T-shirts commemorating Shaun Cassidy and Tiananmen Square mingle with a tie-dye t-shirt owned by the late economist and Nobel Laureate, Elinor Ostrom.
There are too many concerts to mention them all, but here are a few you'll want on your calendar.
Traditional Arts Indiana marks Limestone Month with a showcase of stories told by carvers, cutters, and quarrymen.
There was always something to look at while you listened.
Menahem Pressler says performing in Bloomington is the most difficult because the audience is comprised of his students.
On this week's episode, we're discussing the IU Film Archives with assistant archivist Andy Uhrich.
Outside it's 2013, but inside at the Shawnee Theatre it's 1954!
Kenneth L. Turchi's book tells the story of L. S. Ayres & Company—a store that brought style and sophistication to the Midwest.
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