For nearly twenty years Franklin Resident Ed Anguish has been the face of the George Hagopian Informal Piano Recitals. Ed bought a unique style and class to his role as Host, and in doing has endeared the Hagopian recital's to many. Though the technology has changed considerably Ed has remained steadfast in his unique style bringing a calm continuity to the recitals over the years. Ed often speaks of being mistaken foe George Hagopian, in Boston, on the train, in Franklin, Walpole and many other locations.   We at Cable 8 will miss Ed's light hearted look at life. George has called Ed "an absolute genius at what he did" he also stated that "Ed was always professional, Never lost his ability to laugh and often made the task of taping and editing the recitals  together less of a chore" Thanks Ed for all your time and the great times.

Time for another of George Hagopian's Informal Piano Recital - The Spring edition. As usual George's students play a wide variety of music from contemporary classical to modern. Be sure to check out this popular show. Here's something that you might not know about the Hagopian Informal Recitals. Did you know that they are broadcast in eight different communities? That's right. George's Informal Piano Recitals have been broadcast on Cable Access stations across our area for well over 18 years.   The Spring 2013 edition is one of the best yet. The students play extraordinarily well, A great variety of music was selected and a new host emceed the whole affair. Be sure to tune in and watch