A Tempo with Rachel Katz
Saturday at 7 pm
A Tempo is devoted to issues, challenges and opportunities facing the performing arts. In addition to feature interviews with key people making a difference in the arts, the show also includes relevant news headlines from around the globe.
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A Tempo Saturday (9/6) features an upcoming concert organized by violinist Princeton University faculty member Anna Lim that will bring the Music for Food program to the region. -
A Tempo Saturday (8/30) previews this year's Village Trip Festival, which celebrates the arts and artists of Greenwich Village, past and present. -
Juilliard President Damian Woetzel talks with A Tempo host Rachel Katz Saturday (8/23) about the performing arts school's commitment to make its undergraduate and graduate programs more financially accessible. -
A Tempo Saturday (8/16) checks in with Radio on the Lake Theatre, which will perform several radio plays by African-American journalist Richard Durham this Fall. -
A Tempo (8/9) spotlights a new database designed to bring more visibility to indigenous conductors, musicians, composers, writers and others in the performing arts. -
A Tempo Saturday (8/2) features a conversation about the Library of Congress's acquisition of the late composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim's manuscripts, notes and other papers. -
A Tempo Saturday (7/26 at 7 pm) features a roundtable discussion with the four participants of this year's New Jersey Symphony Edward T. Cone Composition Institute.
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A Tempo Saturday (7/19) features a conversation with Diana Byer, who has wrapped up nearly four decades as director of the New York Theatre Ballet School. -
A Tempo Saturday (7/12) explores the Mann Center for the Performing Arts' plans to renovate its main plaza and other facilities as it prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary. -
A Tempo Saturday (7/5 at 7 pm) features a conversation with a Harmony123, an organization of young musicians who perform and raise funds for worthy causes - most recently, the Trenton-based, arts-centric Sprout U School of the Arts.
