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Flamenco Concert with Maria Zemantauski

by Concert Hall
Nov 02, 2003 — Flamenco guitarist Maria Zemantauski in concert with dancer Rebeca Byam at St. Lawrence University in Canton, 11/2/03.

Playlist:
Sevillanas Paco Pena
Adagio
Malaguena trad., arr. M. Z.
Tango, M. Zemantauski
Siguiriya, M. Zemantauski
Chatingo. M. Zemantauski
Rioja Negra, M. Zemantauski
Rosita M. Zemantauski
Farruca, Sabicas
Alegrias, trad., arr. M. Z.
Bulerias, trad., arr. M. Z.
Tango de Navidad, M. Z./R. Byam  Go to full article

A jazz set by the Canton Jazz Combo

by Concert Hall
Jan 16, 2003 — The seven-member Canton Jazz Combo visited the NCPR studio January 16, 2003. They talked with Martha Foley and recorded some fine jazz. They are raising money to finance a trip to a New York City jazz band competition later this year.

Playlist:
Tuxedo Junction, E. Hawkins
Harlem Nocturne, E. Hagen
Blue Bossa, K. Dorham

The Combo: alto sax, Laura Bomyea; tenor sax, Ashley Ross; trumpet, Jack Hammond; Trombone, Shane MacKellar, keyboards, Don Santamoor; bass, Jeff Utter; drums, Alan Darrah; director (not shown), Tim Savage, Canton Central Music Dept.  Go to full article

Someone Remembers and Black is the Color of my True Love's Hair performed by Richard Hayes Phillips

by Concert Hall
Jan 02, 2003 — Richard Hayes Phillips has deep family roots in the North Country. His unique sound comes from modifying the familiar folk idiom using the kalimba, or African thumb piano, to accompany his voice. Someone Remembers is an original composition. Black is the Color of my True Love's Hair is traditional.  Go to full article

Taiko drumming from HOW Taiko of Nagoya, Japan

by Concert Hall
Oct 24, 2002 — The HOW Taiko Drumming Group from Nagoya, Japan performed in St. Lawrence University's Gunnison Chapel October 24, 2002. NCPR's Joel Hurd recorded them live. We hear...  Go to full article

Way Downtown and Why You Been Gone So Long performed by Grasse Roots

by Concert Hall
Jun 20, 2002 — Grasse Roots of Canton played a live guest set on String Fever, June 20, 2002 to help promote the River Bluegrass Fest in Madrid. The band features Cathryn Jahncke on...  Go to full article
Hollis Easter (right) plays whistle and flute; Susie Petrov plays piano.

Irish Polka medley and Donegal Lasses performed by Hollis Easter and Susie Petrov

by Concert Hall
Jun 17, 2002 — Hollis Easter of Potsdam recorded these duets of himself and Susie Petrov, his friend and teacher, in May 2002 in Lang Concert Hall at Swarthmore College, where he studies...  Go to full article
Frog Bridge is Gretchen Koehler (fiddle), Beth Robinson (cello), Matt Bullwinkel (piano & accordion), Bill Case (mandolin)

Traditional and Quebecois dance medlies performed by Frog Bridge

by Concert Hall
Apr 05, 2002 — Frog Bridge was in the NCPR Studio April 5, 2002 and recorded these traditional and Quebecois dance medlies:
Big John McNeil/Mason's Apron/Mitten's Breakdown
My...  Go to full article

Two Biberian waltzes performed by the Crane Guitar Ensemble

by Concert Hall
Mar 27, 2002 — The Crane Guitar Ensemble from the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam visited the NCPR studio March 27, 2002. They gave this preview of their evening concert in...  Go to full article

Crane Guitar Ensemble

by Todd Moe
Mar 27, 2002 — Ear-dazzling compositions for the guitar and a preview of the Crane Guitar Ensemble's concert tonight in Potsdam.  Go to full article

Concert: Crane 2001 Candlelight Concert

by Concert Hall
Dec 02, 2001 — Featuring the Crane Chorus and Crane Symphony Orchestra conducted by Daniel Gordon & Christopher Lanz. This concert of holiday music was recorded during rehearsal and live...  Go to full article

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