Like the Frick, Cooper Union is routinely lit up by lively programs, which are in need of support.
The Munch years hardly lacked for brilliant playing or lively programs, and Seiji Ozawa, who arrived in 1973, after briefer tenures by Erich Leinsdorf and William Steinberg, further expanded Tanglewood's scope.
Its lively program schedule includes a lineup of indigenous talent.
And each ballet was distinctive enough to build a consistently lively program.
On Saturday night he and several collaborators presented a lively program called "Squeezeplay".
The city's outstanding concert choir, led by Harold Rosenbaum, offers a lively program of new and recent music by American and British composers.
Here they are joined by Gaële Le Roi, a soprano, in a lively program of works by Handel, Leclair, Lambert, Lully, Montéclair and Alessandro Scarlatti.
Here it is Reinhard Goebel, the firebrand violinist and conductor from Cologne, Germany, in "Scherzi Musicali," a lively program of works by Schmelzer, Biber, Telemann and Vivaldi.
ArtHub Asia, an arts group, was brought in as a curatorial partner to inject energy to the event, which this year produced a lively program including installations from local and international artists throughout the fair grounds.
These excerpts (with translations provided in lively program notes) ranged from obscurities by Antonio Lotti, Nicola Porpora, Francesco Mancini and Adam Krieger to well-known arias by Handel, like "Furibondo spira il vento" from "Partenope," and songs by Dowland.
Despite offbeat and lively programming, most public radio stations, even in cities with significant Indian populations like Los Angeles, San Francisco and Phoenix, do not pick up national programs like "Native America Calling" and "National Native News".
