Evening Music

Arts | Feb 24, 2011

WNYC's Margaret Juntwait interviews music directors and clergy at diverse houses of worship around New York City about the role of holy music during the past year. What role has holy music played in helping worshippers with the healing process? How does music speak to us spiritually and in times of crisis? How have New Yorkers responded to music? Juntwait will also play selected classical works of healing and redemption, as well as more popular forms of expression, by Bruce Springsteen, James Taylor, and even bluegrass tunes.

 

Evening Music (Part A)

 

 

Evening Music (Part B)

 

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