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This week, bass clarinetist Dr. Karl Kolbeck and pianist Dr. Angela Miller-Niles tell us about their upcoming performance.

On the April 9th Friday LIVE, host Genevieve Randall, William Padmore, and guests have lively conversations about: musician Kinan Azmeh and visual artist Kevork Mourad's audio-visual performance (00:48); Doane University's Spring Music Concerts (17:24); Lincoln's Symphony Orchestra's “Beethoven and Florence Price (26:54)"; TADA Productions presentation of the musical "Pump Boys and Dinettes" (39:35); and, Norfolk Arts Center's annual Juried Competition and Faculty Exhibit (48:19). Also, poetry by Saddiq Dzukogi (13:57), and KVNO's Corbin Hirschhorn tells us about another arts event in Omaha (55:19).

This week, bassoon students in the studio of Dr. Nathan Koch will present a delightful concert of bassoon trios and quartets that demonstrate the wide range of expressive possibilities of the instrument on April 14 at UNL. Koch tells us about the concert.

On the April 2nd Friday LIVE, guest host William Padmore, Genevieve Randal, and guests have lively conversations about: a new documentary film about Lincoln's Robber's Cave (00:44); Constellation Studios presentation of Anne Burton's "Prizm (15:54);" "Screenings" at the Lux Center (24:33); Open Space summer arts immersion in Hastings (34:54); and, the Nebraska Passport Program (44:33). Also, poetry by Neil Harrison (11:15), and KVNO's Corbin Hirschhorn tells us about the UNO School of Music's "Powerful Perspectives" concert (52:55).

This week, Tom Ineck talks with Ed Love about the life of a musician during a pandemic and his next performance with his jazz quartet.

On the March 26th Friday LIVE, host Genevieve Randall, William Padmore, and guests have lively conversations about: Artist Cindy Chinn, who'll be featured on the April 1st Nebraska Stories (00:54); Melissa Homestead’s new book about Willa Cather and her 38-year partner Edith Lewis (05:09); Hastings College Music Honors Days for high school students (21:10); Hastings College's piano festival (28:00); Lied Center's Naughton Duo performance (44:18); and, Wayne State College's Plains Writers Series (51:52). Also, poetry by Neil Harrison (16:16), a review of a new film showing at The Ross (39:02), and KVNO's Corbin Hirschhorn tells us about the Union for Contemporary Arts' 10th Anniversary (58:35).

Eight graduating Master of Fine Arts students in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s School of Art, Art History & Design will present their MFA Thesis Exhibitions in the Eisentrager-Howard Gallery in Richards Hall. Two of them tell us about the exhibition.

On the March 19th Friday LIVE, host Genevieve Randall, William Padmore, and guests have lively conversations about: Chris Thile's Lied Center concert (00:44); Lincoln Choral Artists' online concert (10:45); a Free Little Art Gallery in Lincoln (15:45); Lincoln Crossroads Music Festival online events (28:24); and, Abendmusik's "Hymn Festival (40:54)." Also, poetry by Neil Harrison (15:45), and KVNO's Corbin Hirschhorn tells us about the Amplify Arts exhibition "Celestial Real Estate (46:39)."

Lied Center presents the Philadelphia Orchestra on March 20th. Matias Tarnopolsky, the CEO of the Philadelphia Orchestra, tells us about the concert and the orchestra.

This week, a look at a March 21st event by artist Greg Holdren at the Friend Opera House.

On the March 12th Friday LIVE, host Genevieve Randall, William Padmore, and guests have lively conversations about: the next concert by Lincoln's Symphony Orchestra (00:45); the reopening of The World Theatre in Kearney (09:02); a new production at the Tada Theatre (30:17); Linda Stephen's new exhibition and events at the Minden Opera House (37:06); Cranes and Cather in Red Cloud (44:23); and, Homestead National Historical Park's Women's History Month Program (56:45) . Also, poetry by Greg Kosmicki (19:45), a review of a new film showing at The Ross (25:38), and KVNO's Corbin Hirschhorn tells us about American Midwest Ballet “Going Solo” in Omaha (50:41).