06/11/2012
Clare English talks to Cora Bissett and Patricia Panther about new musical play Glasgow Girls, plus she hears from Matthew Herbert, a master of weird and wonderful sounds.
Master of weird and wonderful sounds, Matthew Herbert, explains how following the life of a pig bred for slaughter, can produce some very interesting music. He's the ideal man to take over legendary and newly revived 大象传媒 Radiophonic Workshop.
A campaign by a group of High school girls from Drumchapel to stop dawn raids, may seem like strong material for a stage play, but multi-award winning director, Cora Bassett, has taken it one step further, creating a new multi-cultural musical. Cora, and musical collaborator and actor Patricia Panther, tell Clare English about "Glasgow Girls".
And, he may have started his music career a little later in life, but the man who has been serenaded by Ella Fitzgerald , opened for Dionne Warwick, and duetted with Christopher Walkin, has certainly been on an exciting journey. Todd Gordon talks about his new album with the RAF Squadronaires, "Helping The Heroes".
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Clips
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Matthew Hebert - Culture Cafe Clip
Duration: 08:46
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Glasgow Girls - Culture Cafe Clip
Duration: 12:36
Glasgow Girls
Cora Bissett and Patricia Panther discuss new multicultural musical Glasgow Girls.
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Broadcast
- Tue 6 Nov 2012 13:15大象传媒 Radio Scotland
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