Music for Life
Music for Life is a music-appreciation and music-history based program that explores the purpose and value of music to humanity’s enrichment. Hosted by Ryan Malone, it features interviews with artists performing at the Armstrong Auditorium sponsored by the Armstrong International Cultural Foundation.
Music For Variations
In this episode, we explore the commonly used form of “theme and variations” in the standard repertoire.
The Jazz Element (Reprise)
In this episode, we take another look at the 20th-century American musical invention known as jazz.
Pre-Concert Talk: Jerusalem Quartet
In this episode, we explore the Jerusalem Quartet and the program for its March 23 performance at Armstrong Auditorium.
Music From Five to Nine
In this episode, we explore the great quintet, sextet, septet, octet and nonet repertoire of music history.
Pre-Concert Talk: National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine
In this episode, we explore the the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, conductor Volodymyr Sirenko, piano soloist Alexei Grynyuk and the program for their March 9 performance at Armstrong Auditorium.
Music For Four
In this episode, we explore the great quartet repertoire of music history.
Music For Trios
In this episode, we explore the great trio repertoire of music history.
Pre-Concert Talk: Five Irish Tenors
In this episode, we explore the Five Irish Tenors and the program for their February 21 performance at Armstrong Auditorium, as part of their first-ever North American tour.
Carnival of the Animals
In this episode, we explore music of the standard repertoire intended to depict or imitate various animals.
Antiphon, Imitation and Echo
In this episode, we will explore statements-and-echoes, question-and-answers and calls-and-responses as an attribute in many compositions of the standard repertoire.
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