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Wednesday, November 23, 2005
This Thanksgiving, there's much to be grateful for: families, friends, and even in-laws. There's also music. Today, Rolling Stone contributing editor Anthony DeCurtis joins us as we take listener calls. Call us and share what music you're grateful for. Also: singer-songwriters Melissa Ferrick and Natalia Zukerman have much in common. Zukerman comes from a family of noted classical musicians (her mother, Eugenia, is a flutist; her father, Pinchas, is a violinist; and her sister, Arianna, is an opera singer), while Ferrick's father managed free jazz bands. Now their paths have crossed, putting them on the road together in a current tour. They join us today to each offer live performances.
Music to be Thankful For
Anthony DeCurtis of Rolling Stone joins us as we take calls on music to be thankful for. E-mail us with your votes at soundcheck@wnyc.org.
Melissa Ferrick and Natalia Zukerman
Singer-songwriters Melissa Ferrick and Natalia Zukerman join us with live performances.
» Melissa Ferrick's Web site
» Natalia Zukerman's Web site
» Joe's Pub concert information
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