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Episode 717: Thursday February 9, 2006

Painter Margret Short
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Dutch paintings have been a source of inspiration for Margret Short; specifically, Rembrandt and Willem Kalf. She feels that these painting holds the most mysterious and dramatic effects of light and shadow. Technique and materials in painting are as important as the result. Margret prefers using materials set down by the masters and proved by the test of time. Fine lead-primed linens, pure pigments, and resin/oil medium allows the paint to take on a certain glowing quality. Margret's style, though deeply rooted in the traditions of the Renaissance, has a fresh and gestural quality that transcends time and space.
www.margretshort.com
Stolen Sweets
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The high-energy shows of The Stolen Sweets feature seamless harmonies, top-notch players and infectious dance songs from yesteryear. We join this band for a spirited and sassy tribute to 1930s-era vocal jazz — see why people of all ages are flocking to see them light up a room with their vintage sound.
StolenSweets.com
Amy Schwartz Moretti & Steve Moretti
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When concertmaster Amy Moretti is taking her final bow for the evening with the Oregon Symphony, her husband, drummer Stephen Moretti, is just getting warmed up on stage with the band Amelia. Find out how this couple manages disparate musical careers while also making beautiful music together.
MorettiMan.com
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