Bach Solo Cello Suites - In this episode of America's Music Festivals featuring the Newport Music Festival Larry King plays Bach Solo Cello Suites.  For more information on the Newport Music Festival CLICK HERE.

Lessons From Everest - Lessons From Everest: Seven Powerful Steps to the Top of Your World, a best selling book, is the subject of this week's program, with Dr. Tim Warren.  We talk about his amazing trip, and listen to some selections of Mozart, as he did on his several month trek to the highest point in the world.   For more information call (401) 374-5067 or CLICK HERE

Brad Mehldau - In this episode of Jazz After Dinner host Joe Parillo plays music by the Brad Mehldau.  For more information on Brad Mehldau CLICK HERE

Music by Three - In this episode of America's Music Festivals featuring the Newport Music Festival Larry King plays Romantic Repertoire for violin, horn and piano.  For more information on the Newport Music Festival CLICK HERE.

Classics By Candlelight - In this weeks program we take a look at Classics By Candlelight, to benefit St. Ann's by-the-sea, on Block Island, with Anna Lofaro, and Dr. Rob Hayden.  We talk about the upcoming concert, and listen to some of the selections that will be played on August 7, 7:30.  For more information call (401) 466-5471 or CLICK HERE.

Caribbean Jazz Project - In this episode of Jazz After Dinner host Joe Parillo plays music by the Caribbean Jazz Project.  For more information on the Joe Parillo CLICK HERE.

Ukrainian Composer Nikolai Kapustin - In this episode of America's Music Festivals featuring the Newport Music Festival Larry King plays the music of Ukrainian Composer Nikolai Kapustin.  For more information on the Newport Music Festival CLICK HERE.

Theatre by the Sea-Hairspray - Theatre By The Sea's production of  Hairspray, is the subject of this week's program, with Amiee Turner, Producing Artistic Director, and Tom Gleadow, who plays the part of Edna.  We talk about the upcoming show, and listen to some of the very popular songs from the musical.  For more information call (401) 782-TKTS, or go to CLICK HERE.