September 7th, 2010
RECENT NEWS:
Malian vocalist, Khaira Arby, will join forces with the New York City group, The Sway Machinenery, to play live at CIUT in our Map Room Studio during Global Rhythms with host Ken Stowar on Sunday. This is a Toronto debut for both artists. Khaira Arby is a known & legendary vocalist in her homeland of [...]
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Heather Morgan & Steve Briggs joins us live at CIUT in our Map Room Studio on Tuesday September 7th, 2010. The two musicians will peform songs as part of a tribute to the legendary Patsy Cline.
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Tune into CIUT on Wednesday Sep. 8th to hear an exclusive live interview with Depeche Mode’s Allan Wilder. Wilder will be talking about his side project, Recoil; an experimental group that began in the late 80’s. Their most recent album, Selected, was released this past May. The album includes selected tracks from previous records and [...]
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Ashkenaz at the Harbourfront Centre on Sept. 4th from 7:00-11:00pm
Guelph Jazz Festival in Guelph, Ontario on Sept. 11th 1:00pm-midnight
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Take5 brings you a preview of what you can expect this evening, when Al Stencell joins us live in studio.
Steven Heighton joined us live in studio back in May to discuss the book and we’ll revisit that conversation today.
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This past August the Muskoka Chautaugua invited Roy Macgregor to share his memories of Tom Thompson’s life and world and the research that went into both the novel Canoe Lake and his soon-to-be published non-fiction book on Tom Thompson…we’ll hear highlights from that talk this morning.
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David Buchbinder speaks with Take 5 arts & Entertainment reporter Catherine Kustanczy, about his Cuban-Yiddish sounds, and why the Ashkenaz Festival matters to the city.
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