Tonus de Sur
Arts & Culture | By George Walker - October 11, 2019
Sarah Cranor leads the ensemble in an exploration of baroque and classical music from Latin America on period instruments.
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Sarah Cranor leads the ensemble in an exploration of baroque and classical music from Latin America on period instruments.
Bloomington Creative Glass Center Director Abby Gitlitz shows us how to make one of Bloomington's famous glass pumpkins.
In the last decade of his life Art Blakey continued to mentor new talent in his Jazz Messengers group, helping to elevate musicians such as Wynton and Branford Marsalis, Terence Blanchard, and Mulgrew Miller.
Trustee Amanda McKerrow and Director of Dance Studies for the Antony Tudor Trust talk about Tudor's 'Dark Elegies' and the IU Students who'll dance them.
Stories from around Indiana...coming to you from the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center in Indianapolis.
Moya Andrews speaks with Perry Metz, who recently retired after serving as WFIU and WTIU’s general manager for 16 years.
This week, vocal jazz interpretations of Bob Dylan songs, including Dylan covers by Nina Simone, Kurt Elling, Madeleine Peyroux and more.
a 'barn burner' with a conga beat, a cello concerto from Schumann and a Rachmaninoff Symphony that inspired Barry Manilow.
'I've always been attracted to working with small groups' Edgar Meyer
Producer and writer Michael Uslan shares how he went from an IU student with a love for comics to producing the film that changed superhero movies forever.
Stories from around Indiana...coming to you from T.C. Steele State Historic Site in Brown County.
Lighting can make or break any show! set designer Kristin Martino
It's a mad, mad day in the world of Mozart's music with a renewal of vows, a discovery of responsibility, a teen romance and ... yes...Figaro does get married!
Host Aaron Cain speaks with historian John Wukovits, author of dozens of books about World War II, including the untold stories of 35 chaplains from the University of Notre Dame.
This week, we explore the highs and lows of Stevie Wonder's first decade in the music industry, a time when he experimented with jazz, pop, soul, and the Great American Songbook.
The playlist for our "Back In Time" episode, looking at composers mining music history for inspiration
A place where 'new plays (....and rap, and magic...) are born'
Host Aaron Cain speaks with conductor and composer Dominick DiOrio about how directing and writing for choirs inspires him, and about what motivates him as a composer.
Comeuppances, the Count gets a cold and Figaro a rather warmer one, from the clever Susanna.
Was “Heat Wave” an Irving Berlin song or a Motown song? Was “In The Still of the Night” a Cole Porter song or a doo-wop song? This week, we explore common confusions in the Great American Songbook.
A conversation with French-born jazz singer Cyrille Aimée about her latest album of all songs by composer Stephen Sondheim
