Soundcheck Heads To Tanglewood

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010
Soundcheck hits the road and broadcasts live from Tanglewood, one of the summer’s most venerable summer musical festivals. We’ll speak with the pianist and conductor James Levine who leads the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He'll discuss his return to the stage after seriously injuring his shoulder last March. Plus, the writer and satirist Jonathan Ames explains the links between the countryside and creativity.

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