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History of Interlochen remembered in new documentary
WEBPublished January 10, 2019 at 4:23 PM EST. Listen • 3:19. A new documentary remembers Interlochen's glacial history to the present. When the lumber industry moved into northern Michigan’s forests, settlements popped up everywhere. But when the trees were gone, the lumber camps moved on to new areas and the communities left behind would ...
Classical Sprouts - Interlochen Public Radio
WEBClassical Sprouts was in production from 2022 - 2024. Interlochen Public Radio's Emmy-award-winning Kate Botello hosts this exciting exploration of classical music for kids. Kate makes classical music fun with surprising facts, astounding true stories and inspirational samples from influential classical compositions.
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WEBThe Interlochen Collection: Frederick Stock at the National Music Camp. In 1940, renowned Chicago Symphony Orchestra music director Frederick Stock visited Interlochen's National Music Camp for the first time. Listen • 59:00.
The Interlochen Collection: Jerry Bilik's 'musicological oddities'
WEBMay 21, 2021 · Listen • 58:52. On this episode, we revisit a 1987 recital by pianist, composer, humorist and Interlochen Arts Camp/National Music Camp alumnus Jerry Bilik featuring what he calls "musicological oddities of the early years of Interlochen." According to Bilik, many popular songs like "Stardust" and "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" were actually ...
Anishinaabemowin instructor says language brings meaning to …
WEBApr 22, 2021 · Listen • 4:47. For Kenny Pheasant, Earth Day is an especially important day. His appreciation for the earth is tied to the history of his Anishianaabe culture, and he says knowing his culture comes from speaking his original language. As a child, Kenny recalls being taught Anishinaabe history and culture by older men who didn’t speak English.
In Studio A with three cellos | Interlochen Public Radio
WEBJun 25, 2021 · On Sunday, June 27, at 4:00 p.m., IPR Live will present "Three Cellos play Three Centuries of Music" at Stormcloud Brewing's Parkview Taproom. The concert is a free, casual outdoor event. The three cellists, Crispin Campbell, John Marshall and Patrick Owen, just spent a week in tight quarters working …
Efforts continue to determine the cause of massive Cheboygan fire
WEBSep 24, 2023 · Efforts continue to determine the cause of massive Cheboygan fire. Firefighters respond to a fire at the Tissue Depot in Cheboygan on Sept. 13, 2023. (Photo courtesy of the City of Cheboygan) When Phill Jankoviak came out of the Walmart located about a mile south of downtown Cheboygan, he noticed people around the …
Connecting to Indigenous ancestors by preserving bulrush weaving
WEBJun 17, 2021 · Suzy Cook is a fellow with the Michigamiing Journalism Project. Every spring, Wasson Dillard goes looking for bulrush – a long fragile plant that grows in the wetlands of northern Michigan. She teaches other Indigenous people to harvest, dry and weave the bulrush into mats and baskets, preserving the tradition for future generations.