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Kim Nowacki

  • Multimedia Content Producer, Wallace Foundation
Jersey City
As seen in: The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, NPR, WNYC (New York, NY), WQXR-FM (New York, NY)
Multimedia Content Creator for @Wallacefdn. Formerly @WNYCStudios, @WNYC, @Radiolab, @OnTheMedia, @NYTimes, @KPCC, @WWeek. Whiskey drinker. Storyteller. she/her
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Meredith Monk On Q2's 'Spaces'

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By Kim Nowacki
| NPR Verified
For more than 40 years, one sprawling, light-drenched, fifth-floor loft in Tribeca has played home to the life and white-hot creative energies of composer, choreographer, dancer and joyfully pioneering singer Meredith Monk. In this episode of Q2 Spaces, we tour the living quarters, urban fairy-tale rehearsal space and bathtub-adorned kitchen of the artist whose music Björk has described as "an oasis in a toxic environment ...
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Give Yourself a Present: Watch the Dover Quartet Play Music from 'Twin Peaks'

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By Kim Nowacki
| WQXR-FM (New York, NY) Verified
Composer Daniel Schlosberg was only a couple years old when the original cult classic “Twin Peaks” TV series first aired in 1990. It wasn’t until college that Schlosberg encountered the show and “could not stop trying to figure it out” and was drawn to the “mind-boggling weirdness of the show,” he said during an interview with Soundcheck’s John Schaefer.
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Listen to the Magnificent Music of 'Aida' for your Met Radio Broadcast

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By Kim Nowacki
| WQXR-FM (New York, NY) Verified
This Saturday at 12:30 pm, listen for the Metropolitan Opera Radio Broadcast presentation of Aida, Verdi’s grand spectacle. The romantic and tragic tale of the princess Aida and the military commander Radamès has dazzled audiences since its 1871 Christmas Eve premiere in Cairo.
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