He was a lecturer, writer, scholar, organist, broadcaster, teacher, pianist, conductor, editor and enthusiast, the sheer breadth of his intellect making him an inspirational guide for generations of aspiring musicians.
For those who cook these venerable recipes at home, "there is an emotional connection," said Arthur Schwartz, the author, broadcaster and cooking teacher.
This was after Stuart Harris, then the school's broadcast journalism teacher and WSHR's first general manager, conducted a survey that revealed the presence of a local jazz audience, ignored by other local broadcasters.
So is it any surprise that teacher-broadcasters and TV broadcasters are both losing their audience?
This erudite, but popular radio broadcaster was an inspirational teacher, whom Gill always acknowledged as his greatest influence.
And she enlisted Mr. McBurney and his brother, Gerard, a composer, teacher, writer and broadcaster with a consuming interest in Shostakovich, to refine the original idea.
We invited the acclaimed teacher, composer and broadcaster David Owen Norris, who did a great job of writing not only an integrated book but also a synchronised blow-by-blow commentary that you can read as the symphony plays.
He joined the family firm, but soon left to teach art and science at Ireland's leading public school, St Columba's College, Dublin, and then to freelance as composer, singer, oboist, conductor, teacher, lecturer and broadcaster - in all of which he was outstanding.
But Ayer, playful and gregarious, was also a brilliant lecturer, a gifted teacher, and a successful broadcaster, as ready to offer his opinions on politics and sports as on logic and ethics.
The children of a New Hampshire teacher are suing the producers and broadcasters of the hit US sitcom The Big Bang Theory for its use of a nursery rhyme their late mother wrote in the 1930s.
In late middle age, she had been a substitute teacher, and she was proud that a Red Sox broadcaster had been her pupil.
