Sounds to Grow On
Smithsonian FolkwaysThe CKUA Radio Network presents Smithsonian Folkways: Sounds to Grow On, a new 26-part series featuring the original recordings of the Folkways Collection, now a cornerstone of Smithsonian Folkways Records' vast catalogue. Hosted by Michael Asch, the only child of Folkways Records' founder Moses Asch, the weekly one-hour program debuted Sunday, January 18th, 2009. This series, researched by Robert... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Category | Music | ||||
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In this program, the theme is simple: love. Love songs, courting songs, fertility songs, bridal and wedding songs. Start in North Africa with the Berbers who live in Algeria and move around the world, geographically and emotionally. ** Discretion Adv... more
Moses Asch was a steadfast and passionate advocate for underdogs who spoke up for themselves. He cared deeply about unions, civil rights, fights for freedom, and fights against oppression. On this show, his son Michael Asch explores the catalogue loo... more
On this show I feature piano recordings on Folkways Records. Piano is my favourite instrument, and there is no doubt that my father’s three record companies, Asch, Disc and then Folkways, recorded some of the very best jazz and blues pianists of the ... more
What is a rainbow? Why are we so fascinated by them? Why do we associate things to them: hope, beginnings, security, riches, and so on? Rainbows have been a constant in western culture and song. This program asks “what means a rainbow”? Music comes f... more
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- Not the Obvious Show
There's no two ways about it, there's a smattering of good shows here (Broadsides, Bluegrass, The Unfortunate Rake). Unfortunately more often than not the host tells you about the show he COULD have made, then does something else instead - something not as obvious, but also invariably deadly dull (I've heard more clips of musicians mumbling under their breath and checking the tuning on their instruments...). Invariably the show he COULD have done would have been riveting and educational; the sho... more
Apple Podcasts1El Bleu
United States16 years ago - Tom Schwartz
Tom's episode #10 is remarkable. NYC in the 50's... Out in the streets. It doesn't get any better than this. Real Life for a change.
Apple Podcasts5w l wUnited States17 years ago - Smithonian Folkways
Wonderful
Apple Podcasts5aprilfool88United States17 years ago
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