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Joe Krown at Piano Night 2013. Photo by Bill Sasser.
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On this week’s program, four piano players – Ellis Marsalis, Dr. John, Joe Krown, and Bob Andrews – take their turn on the 88s.
We also stopped by the Historic New Orleans Collection for an exhibit, “Seeking the Unknown”, a exhibit that “presents objects that provide a broad historical background for the study of Louisiana’s natural history—from taxidermied animals, specimens in jars, and pressed plants to lavishly illustrated folios.”
"Seeking the Unknown"
PHOTO CREDIT: Photograph courtesy of the Archives nationales d’outre-mer, Aix- en-Provence, France. CAPTION: Carte de partie de la Louisiane qui comprend le cours du Mississipy depuis son embouchure jusques aux Arcansas, celuy des rivieres de la Mobille d
ourtesy of the Laboratoire des Reptiles et Amphibiens, Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle, Paris CAPTION: Emysaurus temminckii (alligator snapping turtle); 1834; reptile specimen collected in Louisiana by Charles-Alexandre Lesueur; courtesy of the Labo
PHOTO CREDIT: Photograph courtesy of the Louisiana State University Museum of Natural Science CAPTION: Lynx rufus (bobcat); probably 20th century; central Louisiana; courtesy of the Louisiana State University Museum of Natural Science
PHOTO CREDIT: Photograph courtesy of courtesy of the John Leonard Riddell Collection, Manuscripts Collection, Louisiana Research Collection, Tulane University CAPTION: Phyllographic print from the journal of John Leonard Riddell; 1835; journal, volume 3
Photograph courtesy of the E. A. McIlhenny Natural History Collection, Louisiana State University Libraries CAPTION: Brown Pelican, Pelicanus Fuscus; by John James Audubon; from Birds of America; London, 1827–38
