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In a lively interview with World Spinning host Lark Clark, the duo discuss how bias against women drummers in Cuba and strict classical training by a Russian conservatory teacher, drove them to high standards in their explorations of Cuban music.
Hear about their classical training, the prejudice against women drummers, how their partnership inspires each other, and breaking out of the assumptions of what Cuban music is supposed to be.
Lark Clark's recent guest on World Spinning, was Tar player, arranger, composer, and educator, Padideh Ahrarnejad.
Meet donor Michael Matthews. This globe-trotting artist says CKUA helped save his sanity during a decade of summers in a lonely fire tower.
With down tempo jazz vibes and Brazilian rhythms, Rubim do Toledo's 'The Dig' is hypnotizing.