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Voice of the Arts

WQED Multimedia

Insights and anecdotes from musicians, dancers, artists, actors and directors, as well as audience response.

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00:22:04

Martha Bonta and Chamber Music Pittsburgh

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/30

It's another season at Chamber Music Pittsburgh! New Executive and Artistic Director, Martha Bonta, spoke about their 2024-2025 mainstage season that starts with a performance by the Escher Quartet with Jordan Bak on October 21st at the PNC Theatre. The quartet will be performing some beautiful works, including Samuel Barber's Quartet in B Minor, and Johannes Brahms String Quintet in G Major. Martha discusses the rest of the highlights of the mainstage season, including performances by the

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00:22:47

A Conversation with Steffan Triplett

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/27

Steffan Triplett discusses his new book, Bad Forecast, a powerful hybrid memoir told through lyrical and fractured prose. He will be launching his book at the White Whale Bookstore on Thursday, October 3rd at 7 pm. Steffan delves into the personal and societal storms that shape our lives, exploring themes of grief, race, and queerness through the metaphor of weather and natural disasters. He discusses how his experiences growing up in Middle America inform the narrative, what secrets lie beneath

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00:15:08

Soloists Recital at Tuesday Musical Club

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/27

Tuesday Musical Club's next recital series will feature new members of the club in a soloist concert! Pianist Roy Xiong, and new Program Chair Catherine Crotty, spoke about the recital on Tuesday, October 8th at 1 pm at Rodef Shalom's Levy Hall. Catherine describes the wonderful line up of musicians in the group, including violinist Warren Davidson, pianist Amaury Morales, and soprano Zuly Inirio. Roy discusses his move from Plano, TX to Pittsburgh two years ago, and of his recent win as a Major

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00:12:25

Patience and Satire at the Pittsburgh Savoyards

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/26

It is one of the most funniest Gilbert and Sullivan operas on stage! Stage Director, Patrick Daniel, and Production Manager, Lynette Garlan, spoke about the Savoyards upcoming production of Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience. Performances will be October 4th-6th and 11th-13th at the Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center in Ross Township. Patrick discusses the hilarity of this operetta, as two rival poets vie for the affection of a beautiful dairy maid, Patience. He also discusses how working with the

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00:17:56

Academy String Quartet with Warren Davidson

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/25

Violist Warren Davidson talks about his fall concerts with the group he founded, The Academy String Quartet. He appears at the Central Presbyterian Church in Tarentum on October 6th at 2 pm, on October 20th at 2 pm at Allegheny Universalist Church on Pittsburgh’s Northside, and on November 3rd at 3pm at Zion’s Lutheran Church in Greensburg as part of the series hosted by the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra. Warren is also appearing as an artist member with Tuesday Musical Club, playing the viola

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00:23:06

Juliana Soltis

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/25

Passionate recording artist and acclaimed cellist, Juliana Soltis spoke about her third studio album, American Woman, which is releasing on October 4th. This album features works for cello and piano by Mary Howe, Amy Beach, Margaret Bonds, Helen Crane, Dorothy Rudd Moore, and Florence Price. Juliana discusses how this album celebrates the lost legacy of American women composers. Juliana also talks about her love of the cello growing from a school assembly in Charleston, WV, and her wish as a child

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00:19:48

A Very Pittsburgh Cemetery Walk - Prime Stage Theatre

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/24

Prime Stage's Homewood Cemetery Walk is coming back this year! Prime Stage Theatre's Artistic Director, Wayne Brinda, and Public Relations Director, Lawrence McCullough, spoke about the Cemetery Walk, and many more exciting events happening soon. This Thursday, September 26th, visit Prime Stage at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library from 7 - 8:30 pm. On Saturday, September 28th, they are hosting their 2nd Annual Cemetery Walk at Homewood Cemetery, featuring new stories of Pittsburgher's! Hear about

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00:16:20

VOktoberfest- Pittsburgh Vegan Oktober Festival

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/23

Fall is finally here and it’s time to get excited about events like VOktoberfest! Hosted in partnership with Pittsburgh Vegan Expo, co-organizers Amy Cottrill and Kimmy Addison are excited to present a vegan take on Oktoberfest. The event fuses cultural celebration, vegan food, and live performance. Join these two, along with singer Brady Collins, to hear about VOktoberfest, happening Sunday, September 29th from 2-6 p.m. at Velum Fermentation in the South Side. Admission is free, and all are

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00:10:53

Latin American Festival at Atithi Studios

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/19

Join us as we sit down with Atithi Studios’ Sarah Sloneker and Carolina Tapia-Urzua to discuss the exciting Latin American Festival happening this Saturday, September 21, 2024. This vibrant all-day event will feature an incredible lineup of artists, musicians, and vendors celebrating Latin American culture. Attendees can enjoy performances by groups like Timbeleza and the Pittsburgh Samba Group, as well as delicious cuisine from Chile, Brazil, El Salvador, and Mexico. Don’t miss out on the

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00:15:47

Alyson Bonavoglia and Lisa Alexander - Calliope

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/18

WQED-FM's Anna Singer spoke to Calliope's new Executive Director, Alyson Bonavoglia, and Operations Manager, Lisa Alexander, about the organization's upcoming season.

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00:18:17

Reson8 Vocal Octet

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/17

Resonance Works open their 12th season with the launch of Reson8, a new vocal octet! Featuring some of the finest professional singers from our region, the members of Reson8 feel just as comfortable as solo artists as they do as part of an ensemble! Resonance Works Artistic Director Maria Sensi Sellner was joined by octet members Amelia D'Arcy and Graham Fandrei to talk to Anna Singer about their concerts taking place September 22nd at Calvary Episcopal Church and September 29th at Fox Chapel

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00:37:13

Frank Farina

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/17

WQED-FM is partnering with the Farina Foundation to help get used instruments into the hands of underprivileged children of all ages, music departments of health organizations and underserved schools whose students show musical potential and passion. Frank Farina spoke with WQED-FM to talk about their "Play it Forward" program and how you can help spread the joy of music by contributing to WQED-FM during our September membership campaign!

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00:31:14

Joshua Lee and Sung-Im Kim - Pittsburgh Concert Society

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/17

Pittsburgh Concert Society opens its 24-25 season with the winners of its Major Audition program on Sunday September 22nd at 2pm in the Kresge Theater at Carnegie Mellon University. Violinist Joshua Lee and CMU Collaborative teaching professor Sung-Im Kim visited the studio to play the Sibelius Concerto. In his program, Joshua Lee plays the Beethoven Sonata No. 5 and the Samuel Barber Canzone too. Also in the winners concert is the Tartan String Quartet with Beethoven's Opus 74 E flat major

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00:28:55

Michael and Dodo Pegher - Operascout

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/16

The founders of Operascout, Michael and Dodo Pegher, speak with Jim Cunningham about Operascout which hosts an event Friday September 20th at Pittsburgh Opera in the Bitz Opera Factory starting at noon. Michael has experience singing in the German opera houses. Operascout has organized a panel discussion with Nic Muni, Stage Director; Robert Boldin of Pittsburgh Opera; and Marianne Cornetti of Pittsburgh Opera Festival. The event is free and open to the public. Dodo is from Oldenburg, Germany and

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00:15:32

Nanette Kaplan Solomon and Iris Kaplan Rosenthal -...

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/16

The Tuesday Musical Club presents their first recital of the season with the Kaplan Duo – Pianists – Nanette Kaplan Solomon and Iris Kaplan Rosenthal. The Kaplan Duo are a professional duet team of sisters who have been sharing music since childhood. They bring a unique blend of individual virtuosity and exciting interpretations to the rich four-hand repertoire. Nanette and Iris stopped by the QED Morning Show to chat with Jim Cunningham about the concert, as well as to play the Sonata for Piano

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00:12:13

A Garden of Harmony - Chatham Baroque

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/16

The summer has come to an end and that means Chatham Baroque is starting a new season! Co-Artistic Directors, Andrew Fouts and Scott Pauley, spoke about the start of their 2024-2025 season with A Garden of Harmony: Austrian and German Music for Strings. This tremendous opener will be on September 27th, 28th and 29th. Scott and Andrew talk about the season's highlights, and what the audience will hear for in A Garden of Harmony. Scott and Andrew also talk about their summer travels that consisted

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00:27:43

Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival 2024

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/13

August Wilson African American Cultural Center CEO and Artistic Director, Janis Burley, explains the many events of the Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival. The Festival, that runs from September 19-22, includes two days of free events, ticketed happenings at the Cultural Center, the Jazz train from New York to Pittsburgh, and multiple community happenings. The stars include Robert Glasper, Sean Jones, Chris Coles, Thomas Wendt, Shemekia Copeland, Vanisha Gould, Orrin Evans, Maysa, Howie

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00:08:32

Fall Into Music with Chatham Baroque

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/13

Co-Artistic Directors of Chatham Baroque, Scott Pauley and Andrew Fouts, spoke about their upcoming Peanut Butter and Jam Sessions. The first session, Fall Into Music, will be at Beechwood Farms Nature Reserve on Saturday, September 14th at 10 am. This free RAD day event is perfect for preschoolers and grown-ups! This event features live music by Chatham Baroque and activities led by Kindermusik instructor Lynda Wingerd. Andrew and Scott highlight the special nature of these sessions, and what

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00:19:50

POTUS, A Farcical Play at City Theatre

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/13

City Theatre is starting up its 2024-2025 season with a brand new Broadway play, POTUS Or Behind Every Great Dumba** are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. Actresses Tamara Tunie, Lara Hayhurst, and Missy Moreno, describes the plot of this farcical play, and each of their hilarious characters in the show. Ankle monitors, secret liaisons, and a wife trying to keep it all together. It's a play about politics, without all the politics involved, perfect for this election season. Tamara, Lara, and

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00:11:51

Musicians of Steel 5K

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/12

Pittsburgh Symphony violinist, Irene Cheng, visited the QED Morning Show with Jim Cunningham to speak about the Pittsburgh Symphony Musicians of Steel 5K run in Millvale. The 5K starts with a concert at 9 am on September 14 with Orchestra Denial, led by trumpet Neal Berntsen. You can register to run or walk and participate in the fun run on the spot or register in advance online. Irene runs down the many special features of the walk which benefits the musicians education efforts through the year

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