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Sing the Queen City!
Sing the Queen City! episodes
- All kinds of Choirs: Stephanie NashWe are talking with Stephanie Nash, one of our region's most active musicians.Listen to her wide ranging work, how she came to the Cincinnati area and what makes choral music an important part of people's lives.35 min
- Happy Holidays from the May FestivalHello Friends! The May Festival wishes you the very best for your holiday season.We hope you enjoy the poem "Ring Out, Wild Bells" from Alfred Lord Tennyson read by Cincinnati Pops Conductor John Morris Russell.7 min
- Classical Roots Community Choir: William Henry Caldwell and FriendsToday we are talking with William Henry Caldwell, Conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra's Classical Roots Community Choir, as well as Marcellene Winfrey and Eric Oliver- two of the Classical Roots musical leaders.1 hr 12 min
- VAE and Craig Hella JohnsonWe are talking with Craig Hella Johnson, Music Director of Cincinnati's Vocal Arts Ensemble. We also hear briefly from Stephanie Nash, Assistant Conductor of VAE. Craig and Stephanie chatted with us about the robust past and vibrant future of VAE. They both also talk about VAE's recording of 'Canticle' by Kile Smith.42 min
- Choral Music in the Jewish TraditionWe are talking with Cantor Yvon Shore, Director of Liturgical Arts and Music at Cincinnati's Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.Listen to Yvon's fascinating story about life, music and more!53 min
- Social Justice in Song: MUSE and Cincinnati Men's Chorus In this episode we are talking with Steve Milloy, Artistic Director of the Cincinnati Men's Chorus and Jillian Harrison-Jones, Music Director of MUSE, Cincinnati Women's Choir. Both organizations have a long history of bringing social justice through song.44 min
- Communicating with the World: Dr. Joe MillerWe are talking with Dr. Joe Miller, the new Director of Choral Studies at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.31 min
- A Career of Choirs: Earl RiversWe're talking with Dr. Earl Rivers on the recent conclusion of his extraordinary five-decade tenure in the choral department at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music.37 min
- A Century of Singing: Cincinnati Opera at 100Enjoy a conversation with Evans Mirageas, the Harry T. Wilks Artistic Director of Cincinnati Opera, to hear about the Opera’s glittering first century and what lies ahead in the next 100 years.46 min
- Cincinnati Children's Hospital Choral CollectiveWe’re talking to Nathan Mensah and Brian Wildman of the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Choral Collective, a unique workplace choir that unites employees from all corners of the hospital. Tune in to hear about the impact of singing on their healthcare community.34 min
About Sing the Queen City!
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Cincinnati is truly "The City That Sings"! The May Festival, America's oldest choral festival, has been celebrating singing in our city since 1873 - but our city's choral tradition is now more vibrant than ever. Join us as we talk to the singers, conductors, and administrators that make our city a great place for singing. New episodes available weekly beginning October 15, 2020. Subscribe today and visit us online at www.mayfestival.com for more information.
The name "Sing the Queen City" is used by permission of ArtWorks and Chase Public. Learn more about ArtWorks and their exciting programs at artworkscincinnati.org.