Tango with Cally
Wednesdays at 10pm on WXXI-FM 91.5, WXXY 90.3, WXXI-FM/HD 91.5-1, WITH-FM/HD 90.1-2 and online at wxxiclassical.org (except during Live from Hochstein season)
Tango with Cally is a weekly radio program hosted by Saint Louis Symphony musician Cally Banham. She shares tango recordings from the late 1920s to today, along with stories about the history and culture of Tango music and dance.
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Although neither a stylist or a virtuoso bandoneon player, Aníbal Troilo had something so many others didn't have; a mastery of personality and feeling in his expression. -
Known for its gauchos and famous meats, the "asado," is both the name of Argentina's national dish and a style of roasting or barbequing, and is an important part of Argentinian culture. Cally's guest Mauro Peralta will tell us more.
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Tango with Cally in March features an in depth look at two composers' interpretations of the seasonsNature has inspired many composers over the centuries. This month on Tango with Cally, host Cally Banham inspires us with Vivaldi's Four Seasons juxtaposed with Astor Piazolla's Four Seasons of Buenos Aires.
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We continue to learn more about the music of tango, Wednesdays at 10pm with Cally Banham.
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Tango with Cally, Wednesday nights at 10pm, is a weekly radio program where listeners can explore the variety of tango recordings from the late 1920s to today.
