Music for Life is a music-appreciation and music-history based program that explores the purpose and value of music to humanity’s enrichment. Hosted by Ryan Malone, it features interviews with artists performing at the Armstrong Auditorium sponsored by the Armstrong International Cultural Foundation.
https://kpcg.fm/shows/music-for-life
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 6 days 12 hours 39 minutes
episode 131: A Number-One Concerto
In this episode, we explore Tchaikovsky’s famous first piano concerto, in the lead-up to its performance at Armstrong Auditorium, by pianist Song S...
episode 130: Symphonic Rach
In this episode, we explore the triumphant second symphony by Sergei Rachmaninoff — and why it was such a triumph for the composer — in the lead-up...
episode 129: Benny and Utter Bliss
n this episode, we explore the Julian Bliss Septet in the lead-up to their performance at Armstrong Auditorium Thursday February 14 — which will be...
episode 128: Tchaikovsky’s Lake of Swans
In this episode, we explore Tchaikovsky’s most famous ballet, Swan Lake, in the lead up to its performance by the Russian National Ballet at Armstr...
episode 127: Real Men Sing
In this episode, we explore the art of singing as a legitimate activity (and even career) for men—as supported by the biblical record. To accompany...
episode 126: New Book on Music’s Importance
In this episode, host Ryan Malone gives an overview of his new booklet, How God Values Music, which explores music’s importance through history, it...
episode 125: Concerti, Cantatas And A Collegium
In this episode, we explore the exquisite vocal repertoire that the Bach Collegium Japan will be performing at Armstrong Auditorium on December 4, when it teams up with Soprano Joanne Lunn; we will also explore a concerto by Vivaldi to be performed on this program.
Bach Collegium Japan at Armstrong Auditorium:
www.armstrongauditorium.org/performance…egium-japan
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episode 124: Bach In Japan?
In this episode, we explore some of the exquisite instrumental repertoire that the Bach Collegium Japan will be performing at Armstrong Auditorium ...
episode 123: The Oldest Youngest Choir Ever
In this episode, we explore the world-famous Vienna Boys Choir—an institution over half-a-millennium old—in the lead-up to its performance at Armst...
episode 122: Felix’s Fiddle and Anne Akiko Meyers Spotlight
In this episode, we explore Felix Mendelssohn’s beloved violin concerto — in the lead-up to its performance at Armstrong Auditorium November 1, by ...