Jul 02 Blog In-Studio: Anne Richardson Louisville cellist Anne Richardson returns to 90.5 WUOL for a live in-studio performance on Thursday, July 6 at noon at Louisville Public Media. Louisville Public Media members can reserve a lunch from City Cafe by calling (502) 814-6565. The concert is free and open-to-the-public. By Daniel Gilliam Jul 02 Blog In-Studio: Anne Richardson By Daniel Gilliam
Mar 03 Artsbreak Audio: Anne Richardson and Sharon Lavery By Daniel Gilliam Mar 03 Artsbreak Audio: Anne Richardson and Sharon Lavery By Daniel Gilliam
Feb 29 Artsbreak In-Studio: Anne Richardson Cellist Anne Richardson, a past winner of the Classical 90.5/PNC Wealth Management Young Artist Competition, will return to Classical 90.5 for an exclusive in-studio, March 2nd at noon, here at Louisville Public Media (619 S. Fourth Street). She’ll play solo Bach, and Beethoven and Saint-Saens with pianist Sharon Lavery. Free and open-to-the-public. Members can reserve […] By Daniel Gilliam Feb 29 Artsbreak In-Studio: Anne Richardson By Daniel Gilliam
May 01 Blog Local Cello Sensation on From the Top (Photo by Mary Richardson) A former Classical 90.5 Young Artist Competition winner will appear on this week’s episode of From the Top (Sundays at 6 pm). Louisvillian Anne Richardson, cello, who has also appeared on Classical 90.5’s Lunchtime Classics program, will perform as part of the Alumni Finale Trio. Ms. Richardson was part of the […] By Alan Brandt May 01 Blog Local Cello Sensation on From the Top By Alan Brandt
Jul 23 Blog Anne Richardson Classical 90.5′s live music program, Lunchtime Classics, is on summer hiatus. In the meantime, we’ll look back at some notable past performers. Sixteen-year-old cellist Anne Richardson is a veteran performer on WUOL’s Lunchtime Classics and a past winner of the Classical 90.5 Young Artist Competition. Anne made her solo debut at age ten with the […] By Alan Brandt Jul 23 Blog Anne Richardson By Alan Brandt
Jan 02 Blog Elgar’s Concerto One of Elgar’s final works, his cello concerto, was launched into popular favor through Jacqueline du Pré in the 1960s. Alisa Weilerstein recorded the concerto for a new disc released last year. Tomorrow you can hear Anne Richardson perform it in our Performance Studio (with pianist Deborah Dierks) at noon! By Daniel Gilliam Jan 02 Blog Elgar’s Concerto By Daniel Gilliam