Carter, Betty, 1930-1998


  • The growth of jazz / Betty Carter ; interviewed by Ed Love.

    Jazz singer Betty Carter (1930-1998) discusses her life, her music, and the changes in jazz since the 1950’s. Interviewed by Ed Love for the series R.P.M. She is is introduced as the foremost black woman jazz artist of the time. Interview includes background information about Carter. Carter then describes the differences in the way musicians…


  • Tools / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.

    Twelve half-hour programs which explore new ways of thinking about all music: classical, jazz, folk, rock, etc. Includes talk as well as musical examples. Explores such issues as: the impact of commerce on musical taste, the effect of technology, the human body, language, and the brain upon music.|TOOLS / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and…


  • Words / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.

    Twelve half-hour programs which explore new ways of thinking about all music: classical, jazz, folk, rock, etc. Includes talk as well as musical examples. Explores such issues as: the impact of commerce on musical taste, the effect of technology, the human body, language, and the brain upon music.|WORDS / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and…


  • Brain / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.

    Twelve half-hour programs which explore new ways of thinking about all music: classical, jazz, folk, rock, etc. Includes talk as well as musical examples. Explores such issues as: the impact of commerce on musical taste, the effect of technology, the human body, language, and the brain upon music.|BRAIN / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and…


  • Technology / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.

    Twelve half-hour programs which explore new ways of thinking about all music: classical, jazz, folk, rock, etc. Includes talk as well as musical examples. Explores such issues as: the impact of commerce on musical taste, the effect of technology, the human body, language, and the brain upon music.|TECHNOLOGY / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and…


  • Meaning / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.

    Twelve half-hour programs which explore new ways of thinking about all music: classical, jazz, folk, rock, etc. Includes talk as well as musical examples. Explores such issues as: the impact of commerce on musical taste, the effect of technology, the human body, language, and the brain upon music.|MEANING / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and…


  • Performer / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.

    Twelve half-hour programs which explore new ways of thinking about all music: classical, jazz, folk, rock, etc. Includes talk as well as musical examples. Explores such issues as: the impact of commerce on musical taste, the effect of technology, the human body, language, and the brain upon music.|PERFORMER / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and…


  • Listener / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.

    Twelve half-hour programs which explore new ways of thinking about all music: classical, jazz, folk, rock, etc. Includes talk as well as musical examples. Explores such issues as: the impact of commerce on musical taste, the effect of technology, the human body, language, and the brain upon music.|LISTENER / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and…


  • Commerce / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.

    Twelve half-hour programs which explore new ways of thinking about all music: classical, jazz, folk, rock, etc. Includes talk as well as musical examples. Explores such issues as: the impact of commerce on musical taste, the effect of technology, the human body, language, and the brain upon music.|COMMERCE / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and…


  • Time / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and Karl Signell.

    Twelve half-hour programs which explore new ways of thinking about all music: classical, jazz, folk, rock, etc. Includes talk as well as musical examples. Explores such issues as: the impact of commerce on musical taste, the effect of technology, the human body, language, and the brain upon music.|TIME / produced by Deborah Jane Lamberton and…