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Episode 19: Mother & Daughter
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Episode 19: Mother & Daughter

Sherry explores the theme of Mother & Daughter in literature, arts and music. (2024-11-08)

Episode 19: Mother & Daughter (8th November 2024) - HAPPY WORLD PIANIST DAY

​​​​- Quote: “To be, or not to be. There is no question. The question is - How to be? How to rise beyond my limits and live expansively.” — Grant Snider (USA)

- Short story reading: "Mother and Daughter" by Gary Soto (USA)

- Longer poems by (1) Katherine Mansfield (NZ, 1888-1923) (2) Christina Rossetti (UK, 1830-1894) (3) Lola Ridge (Ireland, 1873-1941)

- Haiku by Sherry Grant (NZ) and Kobayashi Issa (Japan, 1763-1828) + Rengay by Kathabela Wilson (USA) & Lakshmi Iyer (India)

- Interview: Lily Kostrzewa (USA/Taiwan) & Isabella Kostrzewa (USA)

- Music: (1) Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904): Songs My Mother Taught Me - Sherry Grant (piano) (2) Tan Dun (born 1957): "Missing Moon", 1st of "Eight Memories in Watercolor", Wendy Chu (piano)  (3) Richard Strauss (1864-1949): Muttertändelei, Kiri te Kanawa (NZ soprano)  (4) Alexander Scriabin (1872-1915): Etude Op. 42 No. 7 - pianist Nicolas Namoradze @ Chelsea Music Festival (2020)

- News: (1) Lily & Isabella Kostrzewa's joing art show (NYC), more info here (2) Multisensory Sound: Nicolas Namoradze Plays Scriabin & Rachmaninoff (NYC), tickets here

- Artwork: Camille Monet and a Child in the Artist's Garden in Argenteuil (France, 1875) by Claude Monet​​

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Next Golden Age Radio — 13.10 Room
Inspired by Anthony Doerr’s book “All the Light We Cannot See”, Sherry created the 13.10 Room on her Next Golden Age Radio Station to curate world literature, poetry, haiku, arts and music. By combining all art forms and interviewing creative people around the world, Sherry aims to inspire like the “Professor” once did. She teams up with young Zoe Grant in an effort to bring us to the glorious Next Golden Age where arts return as the new religion…