WHRB News
Madison Beer on Working with Charli XCX, How She…
On this episode of ZUCKER, music artist Madison Beer joins host Andrew Zucker to talk about “Hurts Like Hell,” her favorite artists growing up, and how she was discovered on YouTube.
WHRB News
Guitar Lessons from Roger Daltrey, Success in…
Drake Bell sat down with ZUCKER host Andrew Zucker to talk about his new song, “Fuego Lento,” and discuss how he first learned how to play the guitar.
The Darker Side
Making Music for the Long-Term: An Interview with…
Lucas Mitchell sits down with Dragos, Jessy, and Emma to chat about longevity, music videos, and Lana del Rey.
WHRB News
Director Jason Kohn on Love Means Zero
On this episode of ZUCKER, host Andrew Zucker is joined by Jason Kohn, the director of Showtime’s Love Means Zero. Kohn talks about the documentary, how he convinced to sit down with him, and the status of the relationship between the famous tennis coach and Andre Agassi.
Classical Music
Savall: Long-Lasting Legacy of the Viol
WHRB reviews Jordi Savall's recent concert with the Boston Early Music Festival at Sanders Theatre. The concert was based on the soundtrack for the French film Tous les matins du monde which Savall recorded in 1991. The concert celebrated the legacy of 17th century viol masters Marais and Saint-Colombe and demonstrated Savall's commitment to continuing this legacy as a viol player himself.
The Darker Side
Introducing: Nyege Nyege Tapes
Check out a playlist of tracks released by Uganda's Nyege Nyege Tapes label, recently lauded as "a hotbed of innovation in techno music"!
WHRB News
An Interview with Ben Zhang '22: Harvard Glee…
Charles Hua sits down with Ben Zhang '22 to discuss his involvement with Harvard Glee Club, the oldest collegiate chorus in the United States. The music of Harvard Glee Club has simultaneously honored Harvard traditions, celebrated school spirit, and created social impact.
Classical Music
The Trumpeter’s Plight: Advancing the Role…
Avril Saavedra, WHRB producer and trumpeter extraordinaire, discusses how the humble origins of the oft under-utilized and under-appreciated instrument has shaped the trumpeter's orchestral experiences to this day.