Take me to the river

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010
Quirky songstress Jane Siberry stops by.
Jane Siberry’s in town to play the Downtown River to River Festival this week. She performs live in our studio and chats about her latest release from Rhino Records, Love is Everything: The Jane Siberry Anthology. Tenor Roberto Alagna talks to us about the film version of Puccini’s opera Tosca, which opens Friday. And more gypsy music, this time from Russian singer Valentina Ponomorova.

Rhino Records
Jane Siberry
Roberto Alagna
Tosca

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