On today’s show: Three members of the cast of the hit Broadway revival of “The Glass Menagerie”—Cherry Jones, Celia Keenan-Bolger, and Brian J. Smith—talk about the play that catapulted Tennessee Williams to fame. And hockey legend Bobby Orr looks back at his remarkable career, explains how he revolutionized the position of defenseman, and talks about what he thinks of the game today.
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In this episode: Moby — the singer, songwriter, DJ, and sardonic wit — returns to Soundcheck for an extended in-studio session and conversation with John Schaefer. He plays songs from his 11th studio album, Innocents, and other songs from his back catalogue.
Plus: Moby offers up a Pick Three of favorite tracks.
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From the recent New Sounds Live at the Winter Garden at Brookfield Place, listen to music by this year's Pulitzer Prize winning composer Caroline Shaw. Hear works for both of her groups, the brilliant chamber band ACME (American Contemporary Music Ensemble) and the vocal acrobatics of the octet Roomful of Teeth. Plus, hear a surprise work featuring just Caroline Shaw herself -her voice and violin, with loops and processing - called "Study for Othmar Ammann." And more.
