Episode 66
July 19, 2019 - Mizzou International Composer's Festival, author Jocelyn Cullity
This week show host Diana Moxon talks new music with University of Missouri's Dr. Jacob Gotlib, member of the university's composition department and Managing Director of the upcoming Mizzou International Composer's Festival. In the second half of the sho
Speaking of the Arts · Diana Moxon
July 19, 201958m 22s
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Show Notes
This week show host Diana Moxon talks new music with University of Missouri's Dr. Jacob Gotlib, member of the university's composition department and Managing Director of the upcoming Mizzou International Composer's Festival. In the second half of the show, Diana chats with author Jocelyn Cullity about her book 'Amah and the Silk-Winged Pigeons', set in northern India in 1857 during the infamous Siege of Lucknow, a brutal and shameful event in the history of Anglo-Indian relations and an event to which both Diana and Jocelyn have strong family ties.
Topics
artsmusicliteraturebooksJacob GotlibMizzou International Composers FestivalMizzou New Music InitiativeJocelyn CullityAmah and the Silk-Winged PigeonsThe Envy of ParadiseSiege of LucknowLucknowIndian MutinyFirst War of Indian IndependenceRose PlatoonKing Wajid Ali ShahBegam Hazrat MahalThe Residency LucknowNick Donohue