All Ears with Terrance McKnight
Airs Saturday nights at 10pm on 105.9 FM; encores on Sundays at 4pm and Mondays at 8pm on Q2 Music
All Ears with Terrance McKnight is a weekly show about musical discovery. Covering a wide range of styles, genres and periods, the show celebrates the diverse musical passions of its host, Terrance McKnight, as well as occasional guests -- including performers, composers, choreographers, critics and others. As music and ideas are experienced side by side, the power of music to transform is revealed and celebrated.
Latest Episodes and Articles
Dancing: Red, White and Blue Style
Saturday, May 26, 2012
This weekend, we're cutting a rug on All Ears. Terrance McKnight explores the art of boogie-ing in various musical forms; ones which you may not be as familiar with. Time to get down with your bad self!
Charity and Generosity
Saturday, May 19, 2012
When we give freely of ourselves without asking for anything in return, we become generous. Generosity, no matter how small it may be, is our focus during this weekend's episode of All Ears.
Songs My Mother Taught Me
Saturday, May 12, 2012
This week, a collection of songs for Mother's Day. We explore how mothers have influenced composers and performers musically, and create a rich sound-scape surrounding the love between mother and child.
Leave It Up For Interpretation
Saturday, May 05, 2012
This weekend's All Ears focuses on what musicians have interpreted other musicians over the years. Musical interpretations reveal much about a musicians' own voice in reflection of another. When it comes to voice, musicians really do "say" the darndest things.
Don't Get Too Comfortable
Saturday, April 28, 2012
On this week's All Ears we shake things up a bit with a kind of musical hopscotch. Terrance McKnight explores colorful works produced with movement in mind.
Finding the Key
Saturday, April 21, 2012
If someone had the key to your soul, and they were able to unlock that cabinet, what do you think they would find? On this episode of All Ears we explore some self-reflective compositions.
