Mar 23, 2021

“Music Through the Tunnel of Time” is a web radio station that encompasses all genres of songs from all eras in contemporary music, all in one radio station! It’s a listenable music history experience, created by a broadcast professional fed up with short tight playlists picked by algorithms where you only hear a limited selection of songs. There’s so much more out there that you’ve never heard before. Press play, and enjoy!
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May 6, 2020


Saturday May 9th Greg will appear on PULIN 4 JAZZ at 12 NOON PACIFIC, 1 PM MOUNTAIN, 2 PM CENTRAL, 3 PM EASTERN, AND 8 PM IN EUROPE AND THE UK
They will be featuring tracks from Greg’s CD, spotlighting Richie Cole, “DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE”, as well as Greg’s collaboration with Phil Woods.
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Feb 2, 2018

Tune into Jay Edwards show on 91.9 WCLK Jazz tones on Sunday from 4-7pm to hear Eric Wyatt discuss his new album, #18 on Jazz Week, and upcoming show at the Velvet Note

Nov 8, 2017

By: Chuck Hinman
In this multi-part series, “Striking a New Chord: A 15-Week Journey To Learning An Instrument,” RIPR’s Morning Edition host Chuck Hinman follows a beginning adult ensemble class for violin, viola, cello and bass in Bristol, RI. As the name suggests, it’s a class for adults who want to learn how to play a stringed instrument. The program is organized by the Community String Project. The twist? Hinman will embark on the musical journey himself, too. Over the course of 15 weeks, students will learn how to read music and develop their rhythm skills. “By that 15-week mark you’ll be playing three or four pieces in our end of semester concert,” explained the ensemble’s teacher, Nathan Rodriguez.
As the name suggests, it’s a class for adults who want to learn how to play a stringed instrument. The program is organized by the Community String Project. The twist? Hinman will embark on the musical journey himself, too. Over the course of 15 weeks, students will learn how to read music and develop their rhythm skills. “By that 15-week mark you’ll be playing three or four pieces in our end of semester concert,” explained the ensemble’s teacher, Nathan Rodriguez.