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A Tempo Saturday (7/4) marks the American 250th anniversary with a discussion about the Star-Spangled Banner, of which a copy of its first published sheet music is on display at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
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A Tempo Saturday (4/27) features a conversation with pianist Orli Shaham about her new all-American chamber music recording.
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A Tempo Saturday (6/28) features a conversation with the artistic directors of the Chelsea Music Festival, which this year is celebrating music and storytelling by American composers, musicians, artists, chefs and other creative forces.
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A Tempo (6/13) looks at a collaboration between Opera Philadelphia and Temple University to involve students in recording and marketing projects.
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A Tempo Saturday (6/6) features a conversation about the Carnegie Hall initiative that brings songwriting, composition and other musical workshops to men incarcerated in New York's Sing Sing correctional facility.
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A Tempo Saturday (5/23 at 7 pm) features a conversation with playwright Jack Canfora, whose play The Vienna Lessons debuts next month.
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A Tempo Saturday (5/16 at 7 pm) features a conversation with the incoming General Director of Opera Delaware.
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As Westminster Choir College looks ahead to its 100th Anniversary Chapel Service this month, Tempo Saturday (5/9 at 7 pm) features a conversation about the concert and the college's history.
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A Tempo looks ahead to Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra Tempesta di Mare's Soundtrack of Independence concert series.
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A Tempo Saturday (4/11 at 7 pm) features a conversation with Cincinnati Pops conductor John Morris Russell about its latest recording exploring the music of the Harlem Renaissance and its influence.