In the first half, we listen to a 2024 Savannah Music Festival performance given by Tisra, featuring Zakir Hussain, Debopriya Chatterjee and Sabir Khan. After the break, we feature a 2011 festival concert with Zakir, Béla Fleck, and Edgar Meyer.

On this episode, we listen to highlights from the 2024 SMF return of Mississippi blues guitarist and singer Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, where he headlined at the Lucas Theatre for the Arts.

On this episode, we listen to highlights from a 2024 Savannah Music Festival co-bill: the Isaiah J. Thompson Quartet and Warren Wolf, who traced the history of the vibraphone in jazz with his ensemble, the Wolfpack.

In this episode, we listen to highlights from a 2023 concert featuring the Sam Bush Band playing music from Sam's release Radio John, an album featuring songs by the late John Hartford. Joining at the end is dobro master Jerry Douglas, whose band shared this co-bill at the 2023 Savannah Music Festival.

On this episode, we’ll listen to highlights from concerts given at our 2022 and 2023 festivals. The first half will feature Trinidadian composer, trumpeter and percussionist Etienne Charles’ “Traces” from the closing weekend in 2023, and that will be followed by a portion of a 2022 performance given by the Haitian roots music collective Lakou Mizik.

On this episode, we’ll listen to highlights from two high-energy performances given during our 2024 season: one by jazz keyboard virtuoso Matthew Whitaker, and the other by Cuban music powerhouse Orquesta Akokán.

On this episode, we listen to highlights from the opening weekend of our 2023 festival, when we presented the great Buddy Guy across two nights with a variety of blues artists playing before he took the stage. We’ll hear blues rock guitarist Eric Gales, followed by Harlem native King Solomon Hicks, and then the West Georgia country blues of Jontavious Willis.

On this episode, we listen to highlights from a co-bill recorded at our 2024 festival including Swedish fiddle player Lena Jonsson’s trio alongside the duo of songwriter Kieran Kane and old-time fiddle player and singer-songwriter Rayna Gellert.

On this episode, we listen to performances of Elgar and Vaughan Williams compositions by the incredible Zurich Chamber Orchestra under former SMF Associate Artistic Director Daniel Hope, followed by the Bach cantata Ich Habe Genug featuring baritone Mark Delavan.

On this episode, we listen to highlights from a co-bill recorded at our 2024 festival including ensemble leaders Marta Pereira da Costa and Bridget Kibbey.