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Orson Welles' Long Anticipated 'Other Side Of The Wind' Is Finally Finished
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This is FRESH AIR. For nearly four decades, the world's most famous incomplete film was "The Other Side Of The Wind," which Orson Welles began shooting in the early 1970s and hadn't finished editing at the time of his death.
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Oscar Nominees Rami Malek and Adam McKay on Fresh Air – Friday at 4 pm
On the next Fresh Air, we hear from two Oscar nominees: Rami Malek who’s nominated for his performance as Freddy Mercury, in Bohemian Rhapsody; and Adam McKay, nominated for best director and original screenplay for his film Vice.
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Oscar Nominees Spike Lee and Paul Schrader on the Next Fresh Air – Friday at 4 pm
On the next Fresh Air, our Friday series of interviews with Oscar nominees continues with Spike Lee.
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Oscar-Winner Damien Chazelle Talks About His New Film 'First Man'
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Our Final Symphony Broadcast This Season Celebrates Bernstein, Features Sharon Isbin - Join Us Sunday at 3pm
On the next broadcast of the Santa Rosa Symphony, coming Sunday May 24 at 3 pm, we'll return to 2018, with a November concert featuring works that should get you dancing.- Zoltán Kodály, Dances of Galánta
- Heitor Villa Lobos, Guitar Concerto, with soloist Sharon Isbin
- Franz Liszt, Mephisto Waltz No. 1
- Leonard Bernstein, Symphonic Dances from West Side Story
Show host Steve Mencher is joined by Francesco Lecce-Chong, Music Director of the Santa Rosa Symphony, to discuss all the music, and the remote musical activities that Francesco continues to conduct while the community shelters in place.After this performance, which you can hear on KRCB FM Radio 91, on our mobile app, and streaming via our website, we will archive the music here for a full month. (editor's note: We're no longer able to stream this concert. We hope you enjoyed it!)This is our last concert broadcast for the season, but we hope to be back with plenty more music from our local orchestra, widely recognized as one of the finest ensembles in its class.Sharon Isbin talks with news director Steve Mencher about the Villa Lobos Guitar Concerto and her teacher, Andrés Segovia:In a longer conversation, Sharon Isbin and Steve talk about the Guitar Concerto, then about two new recordings that Isbin is releasing May 22. One is called Strings for Peace, the other Affinity.(Photo: Sharon Isbin: Troubadour / Credit: Rob Fortunato)See Santa Rosa Symphony music director Francesco Lecce-Chong talking about Bernstein's 'Symphonic Dances' below:
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