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Florida choir helps people with dementia through music

Florida choir helps people with dementia through music

When people age and begin to lose their memory, they can become isolated or lose touch with community and family. Music can help build those connections again. A special choir in Sarasota, Florida, pairs professional singers with people who have dementia.

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Friday Favorites: Listener requests and Project DJ co-host Chris Johnson
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South American sounds

South American sounds

On this episode of ‘Extra Eclectic,’ host Steve Seel explores composers from South America, including music by Brazil’s Clarice Assad, Venezuela’s Gabriela Montero and Argentina’s Osvaldo Golijov. Listen now!

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Tina Davidson connects with family, life and nature on 'Hymn of the Universe'
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Honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

Honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

The impact of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is more important than ever. Join us for a special edition of ‘Performance Today’ honoring King through music. We'll hear the music he loved and the pieces composed by musicians who loved him as we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Friday Favorites: Listener requests and Project DJ co-host Micah De Caro
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Chick Corea renders Mozart with daring and playfulness on a posthumous new album
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Errollyn Wallen mixes Central American heritage with Western classical traditions
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UK composers

UK composers

On this episode of ‘Extra Eclectic,’ host Steve Seel shares a program featuring music by composers from the United Kingdom, such as Elizabeth Maconchy, Thomas Ades and Helen Grime. Listen now!

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John Jeter and Fort Smith Symphony honor composer Louis Wayne Ballard
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