James C. Arey

Test your knowledge with 10 tough questions about Woody Allen, Tom Hanks, and 1950s game shows...

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From the big screen to the small screen, from James Bond to Jim Belushi, from Susan Sarandon to Susan Lucci - put on your thinking caps for 10 tough questions about: "TV and Movie Trivia"

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James C. Arey is the Music Manager for 89.9 WWNO in New Orleans, and 90.5 KTLN Thibodeaux/Houma...

It was the decade of big hair, Betamax, Bosom Buddies, and Bill Buckner...

Test your knowledge of the 1980s - the decade that gave us Ronald Reagan, Robocop, Rubik's Cube, and Rain Man... Take "The 1980s Quiz".

...They make beautiful music with their four guitars, and they'll be in New Orleans for a WWNO co-sponsored concert on September 20th.

In this patriotic month of July, what better time for a 10-question trivia quiz all about "American History"

 ...To test your knowledge of American History, take the WWNO July Trivia Quiz!

James C. Arey is a classical music producer and announcer at 89.9 WWNO in New Orleans. He has published numerous articles, on everything from building a classical music library to the rise and fall of TV game shows.

...Test your knowledge of Famous Folks Named Jones with our 10-question on-line trivia quiz for June...

CLICK HERE to take the WWNO June Trivia Quiz !

The poet T. S. Eliot wrote: "April is the cruelest month", but you can test your mettle with 10 more Famous Quotes in the April Trivia Quiz, at New Orleans' own 89.9 WWNO...

CLICK HERE! April WWNO Quiz: Famous Quotes

A review of the TELARC CD "From the Isles to the Courts", by Ensemble Galilei...

Test your knowledge with Ten Tough Questions about American Music in WWNO's March Trivia Quiz...

March 2002 Quiz - "American Music"

James C. Arey is a producer and announcer at WWNO in New Orleans. He is also a composer, and frequent lecturer on modern music...

A review of "Hurricane", the first-ever CD released by the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, featuring the music of Stephen Dankner...

World premieres always have the possibility of becoming notable events.

In 1913, Stravinsky's ballet "Le Sacre du Printemps" (The Rite of Spring) caused a riot during its Paris premiere. Fistfights broke out in the audience, shoving matches ensued, and enough commotion was raised throughout the Theatre des Champs-Elysees that the dancers had difficulty hearing the music from the orchestra pit.