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"Our Lenny" Festival
Leonard Bernstein's legacy resounds around the world, but for New Yorkers, he was and always will be, "Our Lenny." Listen on demand to the entire 13 day festival, including web exclusive content.
Soundcheck
The Sample Life
October 8, 2008
A different kind of "recycling" has been an innovative force in the music world for 25 years: sample-based music. We discuss the risks and rewards with genre pioneers Steinski, DJ Shadow, and Girl Talk.
Spinning On Air
Stars Like Fleas
October 5, 2008
Majestic, large-scale and dramatic — yet somehow introverted and delicate — the Brooklyn-based band Stars Like Fleas joins host David Garland to perform and talk about their music.
New Sounds Podcast
Inadvertent Songs
October 3, 2008
Be careful what you say — it could wind up as lyrics to a song. Just ask Donald Rumsfeld, Miss Teen USA, President Bush, and the anonymous posters on Craigslist, all of whom found their way into songs.
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Soundcheck's Songwriting Contest
Soundcheck
October 10, 2008
It's time to crown a winner in Soundcheck’s first-ever songwriting contest. Today, our judge, Grammy Award-winning songwriter Jesse Harris, reveals his pick (and it might surprise you). Live performances by the Brooklyn-based band One Ring Zero and violist Garth Knox.
Thelonious Monk
Evening Music
October 10, 2008
Jazz pianist and composer Thelonious Monk had a sound as distinctive as his name. Though he confused some listeners with his unusual musical ideas, he thrilled those who value a unique perspective.
Music in Le Marche
WNYC Guest Blog
WNYC has a new Foreign Cultural Correspondent in Aaron Cohen. Taking a week off from his job as Associate Director of Programming Operations, Aaron recently spent a week touring the Italian region of Le Marche, where he caught up with this year's Rossini Festival.
Sweet Driving Rhythm
New Sounds
Airs daily at 11PM on 93.9 FM
New music from the concert hall now reflects the driving rhythms of rock and jazz. For this New Sounds program, we'll hear several examples, including Oscar Bettison's "O Death," the European classic, "De Staat" by Louis Andriessen, and "Paranoid Cheese" by Marc Mellits.
Alan Gilbert
Mad About Music
Airs Sunday, October 12 at 9PM on 93.9FM
Alan Gilbert is the Music Director Designate of the New York Philharmonic, and will begin his tenure as the orchestra's 25th Music Director with the start of the 2009-10 season. The Manhattan-born maestro joins host Gilbert Kaplan for this episode of Mad About Music.
New Sounds Live
2008-2009 Concert Season
The 22nd annual New Sounds Live concert series starts in October, and we look ahead to the 23rd annual season. View a schedule of the concert series.
WNYC Blogs
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