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Join Satchmo at Home on a new edition of The Late Set Radio Hour

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By Alex Ariff Verified, Nicole Sweeney
| WRTI-FM (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
Tune in on Sunday at 8 p.m. ET on 90.1 FM, and streaming at wrti.org, for a special edition of The Late Set Radio Hour: Satchmo at Home. Few musicians loom larger in American culture than Louis Armstrong. His trumpet changed the course of jazz. His voice became one of the most recognizable sounds of the 20th century. But beyond the recordings, the sold-out concerts, and worldwide fame was a man who cherished something surprisingly ordinary: home.
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Watch: Violist Isabel Hagen on stand-up, 'Is a Violist' & more

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By Alex Ariff Verified
| WRTI-FM (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
Last week, Isabel Hagen’s semi-autobiographical indie feature film On A String took home a “Best Screenplay award in the U.S. Narrative Competition” at the Tribeca Film Festival. As a violist, Hagen has performed in classical string quartets, with post-minimalist auteurs like Max Richter, and even with indie darlings Vampire Weekend. About a decade ago, Hagen suffered an injury that halted her professional music career which resulted in a pivot to stand-up comedy.
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Remembering Andy Bey: A love letter to a jazz legend

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By Alex Ariff Verified, Nate Chinen Verified
| NPR Verified
Andy Bey: A Love Letter To A Jazz Legend Download Embed <iframe src="https://www.npr.org/player/embed/nx-s1-5383130/nx-s1-5444537-1" width="100%" height="290" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" title="NPR embedded audio player"> Andy Bey at the Charlie Parker Jazz Festival in 2015. Jonathan Chimene hide caption toggle caption Jonathan Chimene This interview with vocalist and pianist Andy Bey originally aired on October 25, 2019, on the occasion of Bey's 80th birthday.
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