Articulate - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Three Articles of Faith

Orchestrating Hits, the Keepers of Culture, and Jennifer Allora

Harpist Elizabeth Hainen, Open Source Art Festival, Jewelry Maker Bruce Metcalf

Ceramicist Lauren Mabry, Comics and Graphic Novels, Singer-songwriter Martin Sexton

Stained Glass Artist Judith Schaechter, Busking, Sculptor Jim Dessicino

Dindga McCannon, Steven and Billy Dufala, Tango

Artist Ellen Harvey, Carillons, Singer-songwriter Matthew Fowler

Singer Ester Rada, Artist Mariel Capanna, Choreographer Brian Sanders

Alice in Wonderland, Arms and Armor, and Olive Prince

Walé Oyéjidé, Michael Stairs, Children's Theater

Singer Chris Kasper, Textile Artist Heather Ujiie, Singer Melanie Martinez

Artist Megan McGlynn, Music Director Christofer Macatsoris, Singer-songwriter Jonatha Brooke

Jennifer Higdon, Bianca DePietro, Xavier Foley, Caroline Lathan-Steifel

Jeff Carpenter, Modigliani's Legacy, Caledonia Curry

Kevin Cornell, Peace Through Music, Lily Meier

Writer Beth Kephart, Literary Translation, Tenor Stephen Costello

Matthew Neenan, Improvisation, Sam Durant, Claire-Marie Le Guay

The Legacy of Tap, Singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie and Pianist Leif Ove Andsnes

Freelance economy, John Jarboe, Gabriel Kahane

Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib; Goldberg Variations; Krimes and Punishment

Sugar Tongue Slim; John Wind; Julia Holter

Davyd Booth, Elizabeth Streb, Andrew Lipke

Colette Fu, Gil Shaham, Harvey Price, Art of Money

Michael Sakamoto, H.P. Lovecraft, Brandon Ballengee, George Fu

The Met Live; Moe Brooker; Farah Siraj

Punk, Longwood Gardens, Laughter

Conductor Marin Alsop, How We Listen, Singer TM Krishna

Bharatanatyam, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Afrofuturism

Roberto Lugo, All the World's a Stage, Hao Yang
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