
Alaska Live
1-2 Fridays per month @ 2:00 p.m.

The Alaska Live series of live performance and conversations with visiting and local artists is made possible from a generous grant from Design Alaska and contributors like you.
Alaska Live archives are available on this page and more about Alaska Live TV and episodes can be found at http://kuac.org/kuac-tv/alaska-live-tv/
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Dine Jazz Trumpeter, Delbert Anderson brought his originals and quartet to the KUAC studios and wowed the listeners with stories and talent. Then Wild Shore musicians shared New Music from their latest tour.
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"Composing in the Wilderness" takes eight composers to the wilds of Denali, where they start and complete a piece that is performed by the new music ensemble CORVUS all in two weeks. Listen to all the composers talk about their process and experiences plus 3 new pieces are performed live in-studio by CORVUS.
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FSAF's Jazz guest artists filled the KUAC studios with delightful conversation and live performance from the many aspects of jazz, from ragtime to video game music.
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The KUAC studio was packed with cast and crew members of Fairbanks Shakespeare Theatre's summer production of "As You Like It" to share select scenes and talk with host Lori Neufeld. Their show runs until August 3rd.
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Fairbanks Concert Association's Season came to a close with the sea shanties of Sean Dahger. Get to know Dahger and sing along with a sea shanty or two!
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The Circumpolar Music Series, the International Chamber Music Alaska (ICMA), and the Mana Music String Quartet from Hawaii bring a preview of their chamber music concert to the Alaska Live Archive Studio.
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Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra's guest artist, Zuill Bailey joins host Lori Neufeld for Alaska Live. He brought the “rosette” 1693 Matteo Gofriller Cello much to the delight of listeners' ears! Soul-soothing performances and insightful conversation abound in this session.
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Director Diane Fleeks has assembled a cast of local talent for performances of this "choreopoem" written by Ntozeke Shange.Performances at "The Basement" Feb. 27 through Mar. 2
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The Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio delighted the listening audience with stories of how the trio has come together to tour, spreading joy everywhere they appear. Delvon Lamarr's joy was not dampened and shined through when the organ decided to act up a bit on its own. You can hear the organ giving its extra voice in the first half of the interview and performance. The Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio is the real deal and know how to spread jubilation!