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• CeCe Teneal & Soul Kamotion members CeCe Teneal and Chris Baptiste visit Intersection to talk neo-blues, performing live and their debut album.
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• Musician Hannah Harber visits Intersection to share her musical journey and the creative process behind her band’s debut album, “Long Time Coming.”
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• If you think Bagpipes- you probably think highland pipes. But the pipes you might hear in marching bands, or at weddings and funerals, aren’t the only bagpipes out there. There’s also the uilleann pipes from Ireland. Kathleen Cavanaugh joins Intersection to perform the Uilleann pipes accompanied by Vicki Gish on fiddle.
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• This weekend, Central Florida Vocal Arts present a musical interpretation of the novel by Charles Dickens- A Tale of Two Cities. Baritone David Bracamonte and soprano Sarah Isola join Intersection to perform an excerpt from the musical. And producer Theresa Smith Levin talks about bringing the Dickens classic to life as a musical.
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• Lakeland-based singer-songwriter and musician Michael McArthur discusses the creative process behind his first full-length album, “Ever Green, Ever Rain.”
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• Fiddle player Cameron Ross is heading back home to compete in BBC Scotland’s young traditional musician of the year contest. Ross has been honing his craft in Orlando for the last couple years- he joins Intersection to perform with the Raglan Roots coalition.
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• Every Wednesday, Eugene Snowden brings his unique style of blues to Lil’ Indies in downtown Orlando, in a musical residency called ‘Ten Pints of Truth’. Snowden joins Intersection with guitarist Justin Kangrga for a performance and a conversation about music.
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• Orlando duo Momo Browne tackle the holiday classic “You’re a mean one, Mr. Grinch,” and serenade us with an original Christmas tune.
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• Violectric go by the label ‘classic musicians who rock.’ They’ve been rehearsing for their 6th annual holiday show at the Lake Eola Walt Disney amphitheater in Downtown Orlando this evening.
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• The Jones High School community is remembering James Chief Wilson, the school’s former band director who died last week aged 90. We talk to Carl Maultsby, who played in the band under Wilson’s direction, about a legacy that extended far beyond the band.
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