Opus 113

Maestro Michael Morgan believed that the purpose of a performing arts institution is to make its entire community better. As the world mourns the recent loss of this pivotal figure in American music, Garrett and Scott honor him with anecdotes, stories and recordings from his vastly trailblazing career. Garrett chats with Dr. Antonio Cuyler about the importance of access in DEI spaces, his entrance into arts administration and the cost of living an artistic life on one's own terms. The guys spend the final movement discussing the continued battle for COVID safety and the quick rise and fall of Jeopardy's Executive Producer. 

Playlist:

• DJ Shadow - "What Does Your Soul Look Like" (pt. 4)
• Sergei Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto No. 2 (perf. Stewart Goodyear/Gateways Festival Orchestra)
• Gheorghe Zamfir - "The Lonely Shepherd" 
• perf. Yu-Ching Fei - "Yu Jan Mei" 
• 費玉清 -- 一剪梅(鋼琴)
• perf. David Russell - "Cantigas de Santiago" 
• Robert Schumann - Cello Concerto in a minor (perf. Laura Andrade/Sphinx Symphony Orchestra)
• Riziero Ortolani - "I Giorni Dell'ira"
• Bernard Hermann - "Twisted Nerve" 

More:

• The Shuttleworth Foundation
• Urban Roots Minnesota 
• Dr. Antonio Cuyler
• Downbeat (from "For the Love of Music" Documentary)
• "The Roar of the Crowd" (Michael Morgan Tedx Talk)
• Arts Commission Approves New Grant Formula; Ford’s Theatre Director Not Happy
• David Russell
• Calls Grow for Mike Richards To Step Down As 'Jeopardy!' Executive Producer