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Live with C#

Sundays 12pm to 2pm, monthly

Detroit Cellist and Music Educator Cecelia Sharpe plays a mix of her favorite classical and jazz music each month. For her Sunday show running noon to 2 p.m., C# highlights a well-rounded and diverse variety of classical. She invites you to join her for a musical journey. Then on “Live with C#: Jazz Edition” which airs Thursdays at 7 p.m., Cecelia presents a robust collection of great jazz music.

Exact dates of “Live with C#” are announced monthly.

Click here to listen to Cecelia’s archived interviews.

 

Live with C# June 2026 Playlist

1st Hour

Pines of Rome: The Pines of the Villa Borghese- Allegretto Vivace

Ottorino Respighi

Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra

Herbert von Karajan

Espana

Emmanuel Chabrier

Cincinnati Pops Orchestra

Erich Kunzel

Elegia sobre Adios Nonino

Astor Piazzolla

Pablo Ziegler, piano

Christopher O’Riley, piano

Album: Tango Nuevo

Porgy and Bess: Summertime

George Gershwin, Arr. Toru Takemitsu

Aaron Larget-Caplan, guitar

Album: The Legend of Hagoromo

The Adventure Continues from The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn

John Williams

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

John Williams, conductor

Hoe-Down from Rodeo

Aaron Copland, Arr. Carl Topilow

Summit Brass

Album: Paving the Way

Variations on America

Charles Ives, Arr. Carl Topilow

Summit Brass

Album: Paving the Way

A Song of Wisdom (from Bible Songs)

Charles Villiers Stanford

The Boys of St. Paul’s Choir School

Overture to Damn Yankees

Richard Adler and Jerry Ross, Arr. Erich Kunzel

Cincinnati Pops Orchestra

Erich Kunzel

2nd Hour

Selections from On Broadway Album

He Lives in You from Lion King, Gimme Love from Kiss of the Spider Woman, This is the Moment from Jekyll and Hyde

Cincinnati Pops Orchestra

Erich Kunzel

Soluppgang (Sunrise)

Jean Sibelius

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra

Eivind Aadland

Tine Thing Helseth, trumpet

Album: Storyteller

Cantabile for Violin and Guitar

Nicolo Paganini

Itzhak Perlman, violin

John Williams, guitar

Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major K 488: I. Allegro II. Adagio

W.A. Mozart

Havana Lyceum Orchestra

Jose Antonio Mendez Padron

Simone Dinnerstein, piano

The Mountain King: Summer Rain

Hugo Alfven

Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra

Neeme Jarvi

On Your Toes: Slaughter on Tenth Avenue

Richard Rodgers

Boston Pops Orchestra

Arthur Fiedler

Jazz Pizzicato- Jazz Legato

Leroy Anderson

Boston Pops Orchestra

Arthur Fiedler

 

 

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Barbara Davies

February 22, 202618:42:54

Thank you for talking about James Galway.
I’m sure you know flutist Erv Monroe. I used to live up the street from him in Indian Village, and I met James Galway at a party at Erv’s house. Our conversation was ever-so-short, but he was VERY nice!
Speaking of flutists, Jean-Pierre Rampal once kissed me!

WorkerB

February 23, 202602:31:55

Wow, you got to hobnob with the stars!

Daniel Macy

January 25, 202618:14:17

I love your show! I just discovered it and when you played that lively rendition of what I know as “Brazil”, I was hooked. I tried to catch the identity of the piece, but all I caught was Cincinnati Pops. I scanned your Playlist for anything that looked familiar — I saw Stan Getz: Move! Is that it? I am familiar with the song as the theme used in Terry Gilliam’s “Brazil” and I also associate it with Xavier Cugat, but I’m not sure of its provenance. Would love to buy the album. Anyway, thank you!

Siue

August 31, 202517:22:54

Great great show today! Thanks!

WorkerB

March 31, 202516:12:55

Wow, you’ll all be so fashionable!

Mary Ellen Bajcz

February 23, 202517:10:01

You play such wonderful music. Thank you.

Jen Jones

August 19, 202407:04:19

Hey, is there a way to view the August 18 music list that was played on Sunday? There was a song that I liked that I didn’t catch the title or musician in time. Can you help me with this?

William Sturm

August 18, 202417:57:37

Great show this Sunday! It is a nice mix of Jazz, Classical, and R&B styles…

Mary Ellen Bajcz

August 18, 202417:44:51

I loved Chris and love your programming, too.

Dawn

July 28, 202418:03:56

First time listener to today’s Live with C#. Looking forward to tuning in again to Cecilia Sharpe’s program.

WorkerB

July 28, 202418:20:36

Thank you Dawn, welcome!

William Sturm

July 30, 202316:06:22

I hear a happy sound this Sunday at 12PM. What is it, you may ask? It is the theme song from Live with C#. It is always nice to hear her show on a Sunday afternoon! Thanks!

WorkerB

July 30, 202316:48:42

Of course, glad you like it!

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