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Margaret Mills

In-studio performance by Margaret Mills, piano.

Ballade in g minor, by Johannes Brahms ; Intermezzo in f minor, by Johannes Brahms ; excerpt from Canticles, by Ruth Schonthal ; excerpts from Improvisations, Op. 148, by Amy Beach ; Improvisation, by Emmanuel Chabrier ; Bourrée Fantasque, by Emmanuel Chabrier.

Concerto alla rustica, by Antonio Vivaldi. Recorded performance by Clarion Music Society; Newell Jenkins, Director.

WNYC archives id: 30039

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Part of Around New York (1991-1996).

Around New York was WNYC's live daily showcase for the city's varied music scene. Each show features musical performances from our studios by well-known and up-and-coming artists from around the world, encompassing the genres of chamber music, jazz, avant garde, and world music. Program hosts included Fred Child, John Schaefer and Steve Sullivan who conducted in-depth artist interviews providing insight into their creative process. The program began as a one-hour afternoon showcase expanding to two hours on February 8, 1993.

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