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Northern Europe is home to a very important music history but it sometimes gets over shadowed by its southern neighbors. On this edition of Soundcheck we explore the region with music... (episode)
American composers have commonly written music that deals with the U.S. and what it means to be American. At the same time, composers from elsewhere have written works that fo... (episode)
For hundreds of years, composers have been writing music based the chaconne, a Spanish-American dance and music form best identified for its repeating and downward-plunging ba... (episode)
The lack of music education has been a central debate in the artistic and educational circles. Today on Soundcheck, guest host Julie Burstein will take a look at three differe... (episode)
Some music just sounds like it is impossible to play and some music really is impossible to play. Today on Soundcheck, guest host Julie Burstein looks at this impossible music with s... (episode)
Just a few years ago, Morris Robinson was an ex-football player and a salesman for a tech company. Now, in his early thirties, he is considered one of the most promising basses at Th... (episode)
It will be a glorious-sounding day on Soundcheck when guest host George Preston features three great singers on the program. After coming into prominence filling in for Luciano Pavaro... (episode)
Taking a trip down the New York State Thruway, the guitar and fiddle husband and wife team, Jay Ungar and Molly Mason will join guest host George Preston today for Soundcheck. Their ... (episode)
In the two years since their founding in 2001, the California-based ensemble Alarm Will Sound has been increasingly thought of as leaders in the performance and recording of contempor... (episode)
Sometimes the child can out-do the parent. Just ask Chris Brubeck, son of jazz legend Dave Brubeck. He plays several different instruments, leads two different groups and composes o... (episode)