Short List with host Bob Naujoks Monday – Friday at 8:35 AM and Saturdays at 7 AM Licorice Stick 2: Pete Fountain Ranking with clarinet legends Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw, Pete Fountain was a latter-day exponent of traditional New Orleans jazz. His smooth style captured a host of fans who were not necessarily died-in-the-wool …
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Culture Crawl 599 “Band of Brothers”
During World War II, Salt Lake City native Richard Burt, who would later get his Bachelors and Masters degrees in Music from Drake University, was stationed in the Philippines as a member of the 746th Far East Air Force Band. As his hitch ended, Burt asked his commanding officer for the wire recordings the ensemble …
Culture Crawl 598 “Honey, I Need More Kleenex Again”
Red Cedar Chamber begins its 25th Season with “Dynamic Duos” Oct. 29 – Nov. 1. Four live-streamed shows, one of which will be cast from the stage of the Englert. On the program is Ravel’s famous “Sonata for Violin and Cello” and a new work, “Sonatina” by composer-in-residence Michael Kimber. All shows are streamed free …
Ted Nash – The KCCK Interview
KCCK’s Bob Stewart interviews saxophonist Ted Nash, saxophonist and composer, who will be a part of the Wynton Marsalis Septet for the Hancher premiere of “The Sound of Democracy,” Oct. 27 at 7:30pm. Ted talks about growing up as the son of two civil rights activists, The experience of playing with Wynton and the Lincoln …
This Week In Jazz October 25 thru October 31
Hey, Jazz fans!!! Be sure to tune in this week as we celebrate the birthdays of composer/arranger Neal Hefti, saxmen Jimmy Woods, Zoot Sims and Jimmy Heath, trumpeter Clifford Brown, singers Cleo Laine and Andy Bey and more!!! We’ll also mark the recording anniversaries of Roy Eldridge & Dizzy Gillespie’s “Roy & Diz” (1954), Miles …
Special Programs for October 26 thru October 31
Short List with host Bob Naujoks Monday – Friday at 8:35 AM and Saturdays at 7 AM Licorice Stick 2: Dan Block A singular event in Dan Block’s young life – hearing pianist Eubie Blake at the St. Louis Ragtime Festival – inspired Block’s varied musical career. After graduating from Julliard, he joined a Haitian …
Culture Crawl 597 “Makes the Flood Look Simple”
Hancher Auditorium has scored the world premiere of the brand-new Wynton Marsalis suite “The Sound of Democracy,” streaming at 7:30pm on October 27. Just $20 for the whole household. Hancher Executive Director Chuck Swanson also talks about how the facility is being used while performances are paused during the pandemic, and also how the staff …
Culture Crawl 596 “Endless Planes”
The current exhibit at Gilded Pear Gallery is “Endless Planes,” a two-person exhibition of new works by Julia Kottal of cedar Rapids and David Kupferman from Fairfield. Lauren Tucci reminds us that the gallery is open for private or small-group viewings, and you can also view the works at www.gildedpeargallery.com. Watch the Gilded Pear website …