Back by popular demand, two of the smartest, most incisive political reporters in America join us tonight for In the News with Jeff Greenfield — a deeply intelligent, highly entertaining look at the coming election year
One of the 20th century’s most celebrated and influential musicians, violinist Isaac Stern performed on our stage more than a dozen times over 50 years, from his first concert in 1943 to his last in 1994. On a May evening in 1979 – just a month before his historic, groundbreaking trip to China – Stern performed an evening of chamber music in Kaufmann Concert Hall. The concert was to open with a solo violin performance, which Stern originally planned to be Bach’s B-Minor Partita
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Whenever you encounter the phrase “Do not go gentle,” or a performance of Under Milk Wood, or a reading of A Child’s Christmas in Wales, please know that their currency and America’s respect for Dylan Thomas is due, in large part, to John Malcolm Brinnin and The 92nd Street Y …
Back by popular demand, two of the smartest, most incisive political reporters in America join us tonight for In the News with Jeff Greenfield — a deeply intelligent, highly entertaining look at the coming election year …
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