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 (10/31 at 7 pm) looks at an upcoming performance of a musical memorial to Tyler Clementi, and remembers Princeton Festival Founder Richard Tang Yuk, who passed away earlier this month. -
A Tempo Saturday (10/24 at 7 pm) features a conversation with Salena Qureshi, a lead in McCarter Theatre's production of 'A Beat of Our Own', about the production and her early theater experience in the Princeton area. -
A Tempo this Saturday (10/10) looks at upcoming performances by two Mercer County performing arts organizations - Chamber Music Works, and Kelsey Theatre. -
A Tempo (8/15 and 8/29) checks in with the participants of this summer’s New Jersey Symphony Edward T. Cone Composition Institute.
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A Tempo (9/26) spotlights a tribute concert remembering the life and music Paul Robeson, part of this year’s Village Trip festival. -
A Tempo features a conversation with musicologist Sarah Fritz about her new book on the composer and pianist. -
Dr. Michael Kim, who began his role as Dean of Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, discusses his thoughts on preparing students for careers in a changing arts world on this episode of A Tempo (9/5). -
A Tempo Saturday (8/22 at 7 pm) features a conversation with pianist, actor and playwright Hershey Felder, who has created a series of stage and film productions about the lives of great pianists and composers. -
A Tempo (8/8) features a conversation with Tomás García, the new Assistant Conductor of the Princeton Symphony Orchestra, who will also lead the Symphony Orchestra ensemble of the Youth Orchestra of Central Jersey. -
A Tempo (8/1) spotlights Redivivus Opera, which is staging its first full production this month.
