This show originally aired February 13, 2010. For the original show page, click here.
This week on Q2 with Terrance McKnight, Terrance contrasts two similar and disparate works: Four Pieces by Jean Sibelius and Four Roses by Annie Gosfield.
Music in ancient Greece was an incredibly prevalent aspect of every citizen's social and spiritual life, and the Greeks strove to understand and codify music. This edition of Q2 with Terrance McKnight explores music based on Ancient Greek philosophy.
This week on Q2 with Terrance McKnight, we hear Ladysmith Black Mambazo's Music Knows No Boundaries, a sentiment the group epitomizes. We hear a diverse program, featuring music from John Dowland to Conlon Nancarrow.
What was it really like for artists yearning to express themselves during the age of the Soviet Union? This year’s edition of Wall to Wall, the free, day-long concert at Symphony Space, looks at the music of composers who lived and worked behind the Iron Curtain. On Q2 with Terrance McKnight, we'll give you a sneak preview, listening to composers from different USSR-occupied countries who needed to climb walls to be heard, so to speak.
At 86, Ned Rorem an undeniable icon who continues to help define the contemporary American sound. This week on Q2 with Terrance McKnight, we're listening to one of Rorem's commissions, his Cello Concerto.
This week on Q2 with Terrance McKnight, we're listening to the works of artists who have lived and worked in New York City, including a live performance by Yungchen Lhamo, recorded live in New York Public Radio's The Greene Space.
There's no doubt that the financial situation in our country is having a profound effect on a great number of Americans. Many economists are convinced that this is the United States' worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. People are losing their homes and jobs and are afraid that there is no end in sight.
Thank You, Thank You, I can't thank you enough
As always, Terrance, you establish a wonderful basis for your program and build a marvel of notes to accompany your ...
Bravo to Terence McKnight for this evocative, sensitive and intelligent interview with Bill T. Jones and the music that supports ...
Wonderful show as usual. You have an excellent mix of music. A real breath of fresh air.
