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Music personnel

  • Interviewing former "Porgy & Bess" cast members William Warfield and Etta Moten Barnett along with choral conductor Dr. Eva Jessye

    Jun. 11, 1985
  • Interviewing composer and pianist Lee Hoiby

    Jun. 2, 1980
  • Interviewing composer, playwright and director Elizabeth Swados

    May. 6, 1986
  • Interviewing Carlos Chavez ; part 2

    1964
  • Queen Ida

    Queen Ida discusses Zydeco

    Sep. 1, 1988
  • Interviewing cellist, conductor and Professor of Music Dr. Carolann Martin

    Jul. 12, 1988
  • Robert Kaminskas, Egle Rukstelyte Sundstrom in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Apr. 5, 1985
  • Interviewing composer and organist John Weaver

    Jan. 6, 1989
  • Interviewing jazz pianist, arranger, composer and organist Dick Hyman

    May. 12, 1987
  • Henry Threadgill in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Jul. 12, 1988
  • Performance from the Jazz Showcase

    Apr. 8, 1983
  • Ramsey Lewis

    Studs comments and presents a concert at the Fairmont Hotel with Ramsey Lewis

    Dec. 18, 1989
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