Met names new radio host
mainMary Jo Heath (l.) will succeed the late and much-loved Margaret Juntwait, it was learned today.
Ms Heath presented most of last season’s operas while Ms Juntwait was fighting cancer. She died in June, aged 58.
Mary Jo Heath (l.) will succeed the late and much-loved Margaret Juntwait, it was learned today.
Ms Heath presented most of last season’s operas while Ms Juntwait was fighting cancer. She died in June, aged 58.
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Mary Jo did a wonderful job this past season, in what was a difficult and sad situation. I miss Margaret J. terribly and still feel her loss, but I’m happy for Mary Jo and look forward to many more Met Opera seasons with her on the helm of radio broadcasts.
I believe that is the wrong photo – see http://mediad.publicbroadcasting.net/p/ksor/files/styles/medium/public/201508/Heath.jpg
thanks. NL
Well, Ms Heath seemed to do pretty well last season. Wouldn’t be fair not to tap her for the job.
Margaret Juntwait was very good host – very knowledgeable but down to earth, never pretentious, didn’t talk down the audience.
But…
….I still miss Peter Allen.