Tuesday, September 07, 2010 On Air:  All Things Considered
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Below is a list of musical pieces played during this week's program. Click on the links provided to add it to your own music library.

Perfesser Bill Edwards: Past Time Rag #3
From The Art of the Rag

Perfesser Bill Edwards: Baby Seals Blues
From The Art of the Rag

Perfesser Bill Edwards: Past Time #4
From The Art of the Rag

Perfesser Bill Edwards: Wearied Blues
From The Art of the Rag

Ray Miller Hotel Gibson Orchestra: Wearied Blues
From Chicago Hot Bands 1924-1928

Brian Andres and the Afro-Cuban Cartel: Complacacion
From Salsa on the Square 2010

Spiderman Movie: Theme from Spiderman
From Spiderman: Music From and Inspired By

Mike Wade: Rain
From Reality

Adagio Trio: They Shall Soar Like Eagles
From Evensong

Lagniappe: Poche (poshhh)Bridge
From Irrational Exuberance

Next on Around Cincinnati:
This Week on Around Cincinnati,
hosted by Lee Hay

• David Lewis provides a look at Artie Matthews, who founded the Cosmopolitan Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati, the first music school in the country owned and operated by an Afro-American faculty (including Henry Glover from King records) for Afro-American students.
• San Francisco-based salsa drummer Brian Andres will be performing with his group at Salsa on the Square (9/9) and the Blue Wisp Jazz Club (9/10-11). He speaks with Nicholas Radina.
• Frank Johnson talks with comic book artist Sandy Plunkett about his career with Marvel Comics in advance of his appearance at Books by the Banks on October 2.
• Dan Aren joins Bob Nave to discuss the upcoming Jazz of the Month concert series at the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
• Sunday, September 12 is Community Arts Centers Day, celebrating the amazing efforts of these regional neighborhood centers. Ruth Dickey (Clifton Cultural Arts Center), David Laug (Baker Hunt Foundation) and Caroline Croswell (Oxford Community Arts Center) provide the details.
• Learn more about the American Originals Benefit Concert for the Greater Cincinnati Harmony Festival on September 12 at Northern Kentucky University and enjoy a song by Lagniappe who'll be one of the bands performing.

Around Cincinnati Links

Brian Andres
www.brianandres.com

Sandy Plunkett
www.plunkettart.com

Jazz of the Month
www.cincinnatilibrary.org

Greater Cincinnati Harmony Festival
www.harmonyfestival.org


Featured Book of the Month Series:

Featured Book of the Month SeriesThe Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County is now featuring one title a month, either fiction or nonfiction, which is well-written and has broad appeal. The selected books will be ones that have been published within the past three years, but are titles that are “under the radar” and not bestsellers.

September’s title is Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister, by Gregory Maguire.

This book is available for purchase from Amazon.com and a portion of the sale will go to help support 91.7 WVXU. You can also find the Featured Book of the Month blog here.

The Michael W. Bany Music Scholarship

The Michael W. Bany Music ScholarshipOn Friday July 30, 2010 the Michael W. Bany Music Scholarship will be awarded at 7:45 p.m. on Fountain Square during a Midpoint Indie Summer Concert performance. This year’s recipient Courtney Craig, a 2010 graduate of Purcell Marian High School, will attend Wittenberg University where she will major in Music.

The Michael W. Bany Music Scholarship was established in honor of the popular musician who was murdered in 1995 following a music performance. Michael devoted his life to music and entertainment. The scholarships presented in his name/memory are awarded to area high school seniors who have demonstrated musical talent and need financial assistance to pursue an undergraduate degree in a music related field. To date the fund has presented 14 scholarships to local area music students as well as provided monies to other organizations whose primary mission is music education.

For additional information on the Michael W. Bany Music Scholarship Fund please contact:
Mark Bany at 513-479-8039 or Dave Matre at 513-509-7057

All content is subject to change.
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