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The annual Rosalyn Tureck Memorial Concert features Interlochen Arts Academy students performing Bach's music in honor of the late scholar and pianist. We meet student pianists Viviane Kim and Kené Obiaya for a preview.
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Since 1987, Frank Slaughter has asked his wife Maurine to "turn on the side light" at the end of every episode of "Repose."
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'Making music exciting again': Soprano Amber Cierra Merritt brings 'Edmonia' title character to lifeSoprano Amber Cierra Merritt will portray sculptor Edmonia Lewis in the world premiere of the opera "Edmonia" by composer Bill Banfield - happening in May at Interlochen Center for the Arts.
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Pianist and From the Top host Peter Dugan visited IPR's Studio A to discuss being a musical omnivore and how he works with young musicians for the show.
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Violinist and Interlochen Arts Academy violin instructor Tina Qu visited IPR's Studio A to perform a movement from a Bach Partita. Qu will be featured with the Traverse Symphony Orchestra in their Bach Brandenburg Concertos concert on March 17, 2024.
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Set in 1930s Appalachia and featuring live bluegrass musicians, the Northwest Michigan Ballet Theatre presents "Whither Thou Goest? The Story of Ruth" this weekend.
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Pocket Winds members Rylan Collins, William Simpfendorfer, Elise TeKolste, Audrey Bray performed the music of Jacques Ibert in IPR's Studio A. They will join other Interlochen Arts Academy students going on tour in New York later this month.
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Annie Walton, Sophie Choy, Jonathan Miller, Henry Price and Mauricio García de Jesús - or the My Friend quintet - performed music of Eric Ewazen. They and other Interlochen Arts Academy students are going on tour in New York later this month.
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Classical guitarist and Interlochen Arts Academy alum Gohar Vardanyan visited Studio A to perform music by Ponce, Tarrega and Calleja and to answer questions from current Interlochen guitar students.
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Detroit Opera Resident Artists Ben Reisinger, Melanie Spector and Rolfe Dauz visited Studio A along with Associate Artistic Director Christine Goerke and Resident Artist Program Director Nathalie Doucet.