The very unique and eclectic guitarist/composer talks with me via Zoom from his home in Prague.

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I'm joined by Janusz Marynowski the director of Sinfonia Varsovia Poland's largest and most successful orchestra and one of Europe's finest. Please join us as we discuss it's past, present, and future.

If you would like to know more please visit their website.

Composer, educator, cantor Gerald Cohen talks about writing chamber music, choral music, and opera including his most recent release "Steal A Pencil For Me". For more information and to listen to some of his music please visit his website.

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The award-winning composer Edward Smaldone talks about his projects, his writing style, teaching and much more.

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Maggie Malone is the superintendent of the West Michigan Academy of Arts and Academics. Please join us as we talk about their innovative approach to integrating arts into general education in this K-8 public school.

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International concert pianist Vedrana talks about Beethoven, teaching, her new CD "Chiaroscuro", and much more.

You can learn more at www.verdranasubotic.com

Author/activist Jane Jelenek stopped by to discuss her book "Toxic Town Cleanup". Jane has spent 35 years on a citizens task force working with the EPA and other agencies to get a former chemical plant site remediated.

Her book Is available on Amazon

Composer, conductor, educator Lee Kesselman talks about writing choral music, chamber music, and opera and we talk about his new CD "Would That Loving Were Enough".

It's available on most streaming Services.

If you would like to know more please visit www.kesselmanpress.com