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Paul Winter (Photo by Jeff Day)
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For more than a quarter century, Saxophonist Paul Winter has celebrated the longest night of the year with a spectacle of theater, dance and music. Recorded at New York's Cathedral of St. John the Divine and hosted by WNYC's John Schaefer, the concert features Brazilian singer Renato Braz, double-reed master Paul McCandless, and Native American singer and drummer John-Carlos Perea.
For more than a quarter century, Saxophonist Paul Winter has celebrated the longest night of the year with a spectacle of theater, dance and music. Recorded at New York's Cathedral of St. John the Divine and hosted by WNYC's John Schaefer, the concert features Brazilian singer Renato Braz, double-reed master Paul McCandless, and Native American singer and drummer John-Carlos Perea.
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Comments [4]
What a wonderfully calm and ethereal concert. It's my favorite part of the holiday programming. Thanks.
Terrific concert - thank you for making it available. I tried to get seats but was too late. I enjoyed listening to the rebroadcast this evening - New Year's Eve.
Is St. John the Divine open to hosting concerts ?
The space is quiet and pure.
Consider holding some of your future WNYC concerts there.
The Winter Garden space is public, & TOO noisy with it's AIR handling system...
And Unless someone is willing to flip the switch, and turn off that section of the system for a special event, why bother...?
The acoustical experience in The Winter Garden > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SUCKS.
Think about it.
Best regards, & Happy & Healthy 2009 ~>
Brooklyn Rider - Passport. Yep. The whole record.
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