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  • Presenting a live performance of the Latin American musical group Huayucaltia

    Jun. 30, 1989

    Terkel presents a musical performance by Huayucaltia

  • Interviewing violist Irving Ilmer

    Nov. 13, 1987
  • Interviewing members of the Slavic Projection Folk Ensemble with musician and musicologist Mary Springfels

    Apr. 3, 1997
  • Interviewing Luis Loubriel

    Apr. 19, 1990
  • Interview with Rick Conway , Derrick Mandel and Denny Pewsford

    Aug. 3, 1988

    Interviewing Rick Conway and The Pearly Minstrels; Derrick Mandel and Denny Pewsford.

  • Interview with Michael Copley and Dag Ingram

    Nov. 18, 1986

    Interviewing the Cambridge Buskers, Michael Copley (flute and recorders) and Dag Ingram (accordion).

  • Enrique Arias discusses music from Colonial Latin America

    Jun. 21, 1993

    Enrique Arias and Studs Terkel explore music from Colonial Latin American and discuss an upcoming concert featuring music from the opera “La Purpura de la Rosa.”

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