Lucie Arnaz and her musical director, Ron Abel, spent three days at the Library of Congress, researching material for her upcoming participation in the Lyric and Lyricists series at New York's 92nd Street Y (Saturday, Jan. 9, 2010).
In interviews with the San Francisco Sentinel and the Bay Area Reporter, Lucie talks about the work of Edward Maffei, a San Francisco archivist and discographer who had preserved music from the Desi Arnaz Orchestra on cassette tape, and Lucie and Ron's recent visit to her parents' archive at the Library of Congress, where they reviewed Desi Arnaz's orchestrations.
Also exciting: Lucie is preparing to release a new CD, Latin Roots, on the LML Music label!
P.S. Thanks to the Everything Lucy blog for alerting me to Lucie's interview with the SF Sentinel.
Monday, December 28, 2009
An Appreciation for (Musical) Archives ... and a New Lucie Arnaz CD Coming Out!
Posted by Eric C. Schwarz at 11:29 AM
Labels: 92nd street y, desi arnaz, library of congress, lml music, lucie arnaz
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