Tuesday, January 8 2008

Israeli export Anat Cohen is equally
conversant with modern and traditional jazz, classical music, and a
host of Afro-Cuban styles. She has quickly established herself as one
of the most exciting voices of her generation on both the tenor
saxophone and the clarinet. With a swinging rhythm section, she and
host McPartland offer a beautiful version of "Don't Explain," before
rounding out the hour with "What a Little Moonlight Will Do."

Cab Calloway :
TOM PHILLIPShas spent 30 years
composing and producing award-winning scores for network television.
Tonight Inquiry talks with Tom about what makes an interesting score
for film, who the great film composers were and the challenges of writing
music for subjects as diverse as The Antiques Road Showand horseshoe
crabs! Tom has also launched an interesting website called OFF THE
BEATEN TRAX, where a filmmaker can develop their own scores and
music cues. See:

Cab Calloway :

TOM PHILLIPShas spent 30 years
composing and producing award-winning scores for network television.
Tonight Inquiry talks with Tom about what makes an interesting score
for film, who the great film composers were and the challenges of writing
music for subjects as diverse as The Antiques Road Showand horseshoe
crabs! Tom has also launched an interesting website called OFF THE
BEATEN TRAX, where a filmmaker can develop their own scores and
music cues. See:

Israeli export Anat Cohen is equally
conversant with modern and traditional jazz, classical music, and a
host of Afro-Cuban styles. She has quickly established herself as one
of the most exciting voices of her generation on both the tenor
saxophone and the clarinet. With a swinging rhythm section, she and
host McPartland offer a beautiful version of "Don't Explain," before
rounding out the hour with "What a Little Moonlight Will Do."

Cab Calloway :
TOM PHILLIPShas spent 30 years
composing and producing award-winning scores for network television.
Tonight Inquiry talks with Tom about what makes an interesting score
for film, who the great film composers were and the challenges of writing
music for subjects as diverse as The Antiques Road Showand horseshoe
crabs! Tom has also launched an interesting website called OFF THE
BEATEN TRAX, where a filmmaker can develop their own scores and
music cues. See:

Israeli export Anat Cohen is equally
conversant with modern and traditional jazz, classical music, and a
host of Afro-Cuban styles. She has quickly established herself as one
of the most exciting voices of her generation on both the tenor
saxophone and the clarinet. With a swinging rhythm section, she and
host McPartland offer a beautiful version of "Don't Explain," before
rounding out the hour with "What a Little Moonlight Will Do."