One Sunday a month, Detroit Cellist and Music Educator Cecelia Sharpe plays a mix of her favorite classical music. On “Live with C#,” Cecelia highlights a well-rounded and diverse variety of classical music, artists, composers, conductors, and ensembles. She invites you to join her for a musical journey.
Exact dates of “Live with C#” are announced monthly.
Click here to listen to Cecelia’s archived interviews.
I hear a happy sound this Sunday at 12PM. What is it, you may ask? It is the theme song from Live with C#. It is always nice to hear her show on a Sunday afternoon! Thanks!
Of course, glad you like it!
First time listener to today’s Live with C#. Looking forward to tuning in again to Cecilia Sharpe’s program.
Thank you Dawn, welcome!
I loved Chris and love your programming, too.
Great show this Sunday! It is a nice mix of Jazz, Classical, and R&B styles…
Hey, is there a way to view the August 18 music list that was played on Sunday? There was a song that I liked that I didn’t catch the title or musician in time. Can you help me with this?
You play such wonderful music. Thank you.
Wow, you’ll all be so fashionable!
Great great show today! Thanks!
I love your show! I just discovered it and when you played that lively rendition of what I know as “Brazil”, I was hooked. I tried to catch the identity of the piece, but all I caught was Cincinnati Pops. I scanned your Playlist for anything that looked familiar — I saw Stan Getz: Move! Is that it? I am familiar with the song as the theme used in Terry Gilliam’s “Brazil” and I also associate it with Xavier Cugat, but I’m not sure of its provenance. Would love to buy the album. Anyway, thank you!
Thank you for talking about James Galway.
I’m sure you know flutist Erv Monroe. I used to live up the street from him in Indian Village, and I met James Galway at a party at Erv’s house. Our conversation was ever-so-short, but he was VERY nice!
Speaking of flutists, Jean-Pierre Rampal once kissed me!
Wow, you got to hobnob with the stars!