Sound Advice - 5/2/13- Kent Teeters

Thursday, May 2, 2013

Capital Public Radio classical morning host Kent Teeters chatted with Insight host Beth Ruyak, starting with the work of "From the Top" pianist Christopher O'Riley.

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