Robert Sherman

The focus of this program is on a man whose creative life spanned a mere thirteen years, but who wrote, according to Winthrop Sargean, "...some of the most beautiful music ever created by an American."

Sherrill Milnes recalls the golden moments from the Hollywood of yesteryear.

An intriguing overview of the true individualists of the American symphonic genre. (Part 1 of 2)

The rise of gifted American performers.

A visit to New Orleans for what Irving Berlin called "... the heat, the meat and (more to the purpose), the rhythmic beat."

Some of America's most noble and impassioned music was created during the country's darkest hours. (Part 1 of 2)

Masterful American composers and artists performing their own works.

The dancer and choreographer on her new album and art book, Dancer's Choice.

Kostelanetz on the Promenade Concerts, which is in its fifteenth season.

Composer Gunther Schuller discusses several compositions with Bob Sherman

Bob Sherman spends an hour with operatic mezzo-soprano Rise Stevens.

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