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Music personnel

  • Robert Kimball

    Discussing Cole Porter's work and the book "Cole" and interviewing its author Robert Kimball

    1970
  • Virgil Thomson discusses his career as a music composer for opera and film

    Jul. 24, 1973
  • Discussing contemporary music with Easley Blackwood, Paul Fromm and Ralph Shapey

    Feb. 13, 1967
  • Fela Sowande discusses his career and Nigerian music ; part 2

    Jul. 3, 1962
  • Bill Russo

    Bill Russo discusses his commedia dell'arte production

    Jul. 26, 1974
  • Maurice Weddington talks his music career as a renowned composer in Europe

    Mar. 24, 1983
  • Ravi Shankar discusses playing the sitar

    Oct. 26, 1983
  • Moe Asch, Jerry Silverman and Dick Waterman discuss music

    1960
  • Allen Ginsberg and Philip Glass

    Allen Ginsberg and Philip Glass talk about their collaborations

    Apr. 16, 1990
  • Terkel comments and presents Mozart's Birthday program.

    Jan. 25, 1974
  • Interview with Will Holt

    Apr. 18, 1963
  • Interviewing Austrian Blues guitarist and composer Hans Theessink

    Jun. 13, 1989
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