‘American Highways’ 
Musician and radio producer Guy Livingston takes the listener on a journey along
20th-century American music.
Every Friday between 18:00
and 19:00
you can listen to the programme. ‘American Highways’ started on
January 16th, 2015. You can listen to the episodes broadcasted until now:
16 January 2015: The symphonic music by Henry Cowell
23 January 2015: Ballet Méchanique by George Antheil
30 January 2015: Mark Rothko: Silence and Solitude
‘Latin Jazz’
Every
second Saturday of the month trombone player Bart Lust walks you
through the history of Latin Jazz. So put your chairs aside at 20:00!
In
January we started with the first, early Latin Jazz from the United
States, with recordings from the early 1940s. We paid attention to
African and Carribean influences in Duke Ellington's music. You can
replay this episode:
10 January 2015: Latin Jazz: Early Latin Jazz in the US
On
Saturday February 14th, again at 20:00, episode two of the series will
be broadcasted:
a topical broadcast about the architect of Latin
Jazz: Mario Bauzá (1911-1993), with 1940s recordings of Machito
and his Afro Cubans:
14 February 2015: Latin Jazz: Mario Bauzá, architect of Latin Jazz
‘Under the Lemontree’ 
Last Thursday, January 29th, ‘Under the Lemontree’ started as a component of the programme ‘Free Radicals.
It
is the first episode of a series of - natural(ly) - unbounded
programmes with a focus on the concepts 'atmosphere & flow'.
‘Under
the Lemontree’ takes the listener on a journey where, almost
unnoticeable, style and genre are being swapped. The compilation of the series is in hands of one of our permanent
programme makers, Paul Lemmens. The first episode was:
29 January 2015: Under the Lemontree
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