ArtCetera with John Sayers

While we must recognize the celebration of Cinco de Mayo, we must also remember the passing of Christa Ludwig just a week ago on April, 24. She was one of the great ones and we take a moment to remember her.

The melting of the ice caps caused by climate change is causing the earth to shift its axis. 

I've done tenors and baritones. sopranos and mezzos, countertenors and now basses.  It's a low point, so to speak. Georgio Tadeo, Kurt Moll and Ezio Flagello are some of my favorite basses. 

Tune in to see if they are also your favorites.
 Good Listening!

Today was earth day and there is still so much to be done. One effort after Earth Day 2021 will be a global push for climate literacy, so the leaders of tomorrow can prepare solutions today. Vote for political candidates who will advocate for climate-related legislation and policy improvements.

Earth is the only planet we have. We must all do the work to keep it.

Three countertenors the exemplify the art.

Two poems about climate change as well a report that says the top 5 percent in wealth cause 37 percent of global-wide pollution. 

Sopranos who would like to sing mezzo roles. Featured are Callas, Moffo, Schwarzkopf, Leonard, and more.

The cherry blossoms in Japan are earlier than they have ever been for 1200  years. The rain forests are reaching their tipping point. How serious is it and what can we do about it?

Tenors and baritones singing the other's arias. Featuring the artistry of three tenors, Enrico Caruso, Franco Corelli, Mario del Monaco and three baritones, Cesare Siepi, Joseph Shore and Leonard Warren.

With major damage to the climate occurring in rain forests, the Biden Administration is working on a three trillion dollar climate package that some members of his own party think is not enough!