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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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00:14:46

The Medium - SERIO

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/12

There is a new opera company in town, SERIO! Louisa Jonason, artistic and music director of SERIO, and soprano Mary Beth Sederburg, discuss their upcoming performance of The Medium. The show runs at Pittsburgh Music Academy on September 13 to 15th. Louisa talks about creating SERIO out of a desire to have performers sing a complete role, as opposed to just a select few arias. Sing Entire Role in Opera (SERIO), was born after workshopping Cosi Fan Tutte. Mary Beth Sederburg discusses the

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00:28:54

Baroque to Blues at Tuesday Musical Club

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/11

It's the Kaplan Duo, from Baroque times to Gershwin! President of Tuesday Musical Club, Nanette Kaplan Solomon, and her sister, Iris Kaplan Rosenthal, spoke about their upcoming recital concert on Tuesday, September 17th at 1 pm. This free concert will be at Rodef Shalom's Levy Hall. The sisters highlight the recital's program, and the challenges involved in practicing in two different states. Amy Beach, Franz Schubert, John Corgliano, and George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue are all discussed in this

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00:17:03

Murder and Intrigue at Pittsburgh Public Theater

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/11

It's a classic murder mystery, suspenseful and intriguing. Director, Celine Rosenthal, and actress, Brooke Turner, discuss the Pittsburgh Public Theater's upcoming show, Dial M for Murder, running from September 11th to September 29th. This new adaptation of the play and movie we all know brings into focus LGBTQ+ themes as Margot Wendice grapples with an affair, and a potentially murderous husband. Celine discusses the new adaptation and why audiences should come see this play. Brooke highlights

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00:23:15

James DeMasi - The Beatrice Institute

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/10

JJames DeMasi, Executive Director of the Beatrice Institute, talks about their presentation with Manfred Honeck, On Great Composers and the Spirituality of Music. This talk will be on Thursday, September 19, at 7:30 pm at First Baptist Church on North Bellefield Avenue. The event is free but there is also a reception at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall for $25. Manfred will explore the creative process and how artificial intelligence may influence the world of the composer. James describes the

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00:15:09

James Santelli - RAD Days 2024

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/10

It's September, and that means free RAD Days are here again! Communications Manager for Allegheny Regional Asset District (RAD), James Santelli, spoke about their free RAD days that continues until October 6th. Free Hay Days at Hartwood Acres, performances at the Pittsburgh Public Theater, and tours of PNC Park are just a few of the more than 60 free events that are open to all! James also adds that the RAD Staycation program will continue four more weeks into September. Make sure to reserve your

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00:24:05

Elizabeth Huffman - Pittsburgh International Classic...

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/09

The new Artistic Director of Pittsburgh International and Classic Theater (PICT), Elizabeth Huffman, spoke about the first Pittsburgh production of Andy Warhol’s Tomato. The play was written by Vine Melocchi, who was born in McKeesport but more recently works as an actor and playwright in Los Angeles. Elizabeth directs the show and the play features Matt Henderson and Johnny Patalano exploring Andy Warhol’s early years in Pittsburgh. The play runs from September 20 through October 6. There is also a

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00:33:26

Robert Burns Arnot

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/09

Composer, doctor, and author, Robert Burns Arnot, spoke about his recent transition from medical doctor to classical composer. He highlights his career of studying the trumpet at the New England Conservatory of Music under Paul Gay in middle school. Though he showed an interest and talent for composition, he focused on his medical studies for many years. He also became a New York Times bestselling author and has written 15 books on nutrition and health, including "The Aztec Diet". Now, he switches

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00:12:59

Chantal Braziel and Edward Leonard

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/06

Chamber Orchestra of Pittsburgh opens their season with a concert at Rodef Shalom Temple's Levy Hall on Saturday, September 7th at 7:30 pm. Conductor Edward Leonard and soloist Chantal Braziel talked with Jim Cunningham about the program. Songs and Serenades feature Osvoldo Golihof’s Three Songs for Soprano, Reza Vali’s Calligraphy No 19, and Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings. You can meet the musicians after the concert with a reception. Edward Leonard also outlined highlights of the upcoming

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00:23:52

Christopher Franklin

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/05

Conductor Christopher Franklin returns to Pittsburgh to conduct an opera for the first time in his home town. The opera he will lead on September 8th for Pittsburgh Festival Opera is "Adriana Lecouvreur" by Francesco Cilea.Christopher highlights his career after completing high school in Pittsburgh before heading off to Macalester College to study German literature and the violin. After completing his Doctor of Musical Arts at the Peabody Institute, he has pursued a wide ranging career in Europe,

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00:28:32

Anna Clyne and Eric Jacobsen

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/05

Composer, Anna Clyne, and founding member of The Knights chamber orchestra, Eric Jacobsen, discuss their new recording, Shorthand, which was recently released on SONY Classical. It's an album of all Anna Clyne compositions with Yo Yo Ma, Avi Avital, Colin Jaconsen, and Pekka Kuusisto as guest artists. Anna discusses how it happened and Eric highlights the latest new season for the Knights. Eric and Anna describe the special features of the new music and add personal details including the workspace

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00:14:07

Contemporary Craft - Gei: The Beauty of Ephemeral and...

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/04

Contemporary Craft is unveiling a new exhibition soon called Gei: The Beauty of Ephemeral and Eternal! Director of Exhibitions and Operations, Yu-San Cheng, highlights how this exhibition celebrates the harmonizing impermanence and eternity in Japan's cultural tapestry through the interplay of Ikebana, Japanese traditional flower arranging. Yu-San also discusses the 4 different artists and what they are bringing to this exhibition. Continue listening to hear all about the opening reception and

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00:24:36

Pittsburgh Festival Opera - Adriana LeCouvreur

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/04

Pittsburgh Festival Opera is back with a concert opera! Musical Director, Christopher Franklin, Mezzo-Soprano, Marianne Cornetti, and tenor, Victor Starsky, spoke about their upcoming performance of Adriana LeCouvreur on Sunday, September 8th at 6 pm at the Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland. Marianne describes the plot, and why it is a challenging opera that is not usually performed. Maestro highlights the orchestra and the beautiful score, and Victor talks about the intricate love triangle his

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00:13:22

David Oresick - The Mattress Factory

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/03

It's an update from the Mattress Factory Contemporary Art Museum! Executive Director, David Oresick, talks about their upcoming events, including one on Wednesday, September 4th, After Hours: Greer Lankton Archives, that features a deep dive into the archives of artist Greer Lankton. David also highlights the permanent exhibition of Greer Lankton's artwork at the Mattress Factory, as well as upcoming exhibitions to keep an eye out for! Also discover why the Mattress Factory is an artist-centered

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00:07:04

Turkish and Central Asian Food and Culture Festival

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/09/02

In this Voice of the Arts episode, we sit down with Benjamin Aysan from Turkish Cultural Center Pittsburgh, to discuss the upcoming Turkish and Central Asian Food and Culture festival. This event will be held in Schenley plaza on Saturday, September 7th, and will run from 10 am to 8 pm. Come and join in on the celebration of Central Asian Culture with traditional cuisines, music, and much more!Hear all the details here and find more information https://www.facebook.com/TCCPenn/.

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00:17:26

Stage 62 - Rob James and Rachel Perry

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/30

Director at Stage 62 Theater, Rob James, joins board member and actress, Rachel Perry, to discuss Reprises and Reunions, A 62 Year Musical Celebration in Carnegie, on Saturday, September 7 at 7:30 pm. The evening features 25 songs selected from over 280 productions, including hits from Hello Dolly, Guys and Dolls, The Sound of Music, Evita, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Pippin, and Man of La Mancha. More information and ticket sales can be found at stage62.org. There is a special

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00:15:38

Brady Collins and Nicole Lennartz - Sewickley Heights...

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/30

Soprano, Brady Collins, and Radiant Strings founder and Violinist, Nicole Lennartz, discusses their upcoming performance at The Gilded Gala at Sewickley Heights History Center on Friday, September 6th at 8 pm. Nicole talks about her upbringings in Squirrel Hill, teaching at Pittsburgh Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) school, and the creation of Radiant Strings ensemble. Brady highlights how the Gala at the History Center was created, and why it is immersive. In addition, Brady and Nicole

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00:19:27

Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Park - Twelfth Night

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/29

It's Shakespeare meets Jimmy Buffet and... the White Lotus?! Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks stops by to discuss their latest rendition of Twelfth Night, a tropical romp. Director Nick Hrutkay, Founder Jennifer Tober, actors Aaron Crutchfield, and Charles David "Stoney" Richards, highlight how this Shakespeare play has been turned into a summer getaway on a tropical island. Jennifer, Aaron, and Stoney do a short read from the play, and Nick talks about why he chose to put Jimmy Buffet songs with

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00:16:50

Two Block Walk - Prothaven and Construction Junction

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/28

Join Camden Jennings and Sam Kusic from Protohaven, as well as Melissa Mongelli from Construction Junction to learn about their upcoming Two Block Walk happing this Saturday, August 31st from 2pm to 6 pm, as well as their Sip, Shop, & Save event happening immediately afterward from 6 pm to 8 pm. Both events are free and registration is not required. Also learn about the historical Rockwell Park where both businesses are located in this episode!

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00:25:09

Matt Smith - Allegheny Conference of Community...

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/27

Matt Smith, Chief Growth Officer for the Allegheny Conference on Community Development talks with Jim Cunningham about the Pittsburgh Symphony's European Tour where representatives from the Pittsburgh Regional Alliance will join with German business leaders to develop new connections for Pittsburgh.

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00:29:39

Sounds of Pittsburgh Chorus 50th Anniversary

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/26

Sounds of Pittsburgh Chorus is turning 50 this year as a chapter of Sweet Adeline's International! This worldwide organization of women singers is committed to advancing the musical art form of the barbershop four-part harmony, but Sounds of Pittsburgh sings more than just that. Music Director David Wallace, President Lois Treloar, and chorus member Maureen Demus-Lewis, discusses in this episode about their upcoming celebrations. Their celebrations culminate in a Luncheon and Concert on September

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