YC Campaign Kickoff: 4 Days PROGRAM HIDE $1.6 Million AM 820 WNYC-TV FM 93.9

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WNYC Independence S N It's My Y U tation! C AM 820 FM 93.9 From the Chairman...

n behalf of the WNYC Foundation, I'd like to thank the many people who made the on -air 0kickoff to the WNYC Independence Campaign such a success. In just four days, we were able to raise $1.6 million toward the purchase of WNYC AM and FM from the City of New York, That's the largest on -air fundraiser in public radio history, and it was accomplished in half the time of a normal drive!

I'd like to thank the many well-known friends of WNYC who joined us on the first morning of the drive for a press conference in the WNYC Rotunda. Scott Simon, host of the Saturday Weekend Edition, read the WNYC Declaration of Independence (as seen on the cover of the June program guide), while Delano Lewis, President of National Public Radio, presented a reproduction of the Declaration signed by dozens of NPR staffers. Following that, Itzhak Perlman, Bill Moyers, Sarah Jessica Parker, Willem Dafoe, Betty Comdem, Lorin Hollander, Werner Klemperer, Spalding Gray, Eugenia Zuckerman, Carol Wincenc, and Robert Krulwich each spoke from the heart about their feelings for WNYC, then signed a blowup of the Declaration.

In addition, I'd like to thank all the people on the WNYC staff-on-air talent, producers, engi- neers, and managers from many departments-who labored long and hard to make this drive unique. Thanks also to the staff of the Membership Department and the volunteers who helped coordinate and answer phones during the drive.

Finally, and most importantly, I'd like to thank the more than 33,000 of you who came forward during those four days to say, "It's my station!" and contribute to our separate Independence Campaign. It's a great first step, yet we still have a lot of work ahead to raise the full $20 mil- lion purchase price for the stations. We'll need the support of many more people (especially you, our members) to make independence happen for WNYC.

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Scenes from the Independence Drive: WNYC Foundation Chairman Irwin Schneiderman withNPRPresident Delano Lewis; Sarah Jessica Parker, Scott Simon, and Brian Lehrer; Itzhak Perlman, WNYC volunteers

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The WNYC Radio News Team Wins Again! The WNYC Radio News team took 10 major awards last year and is keeping up its winning ways in 1995! In May the WNYC News crew won three first -place awards from the Deadline Club, the New York City chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. No other broadcast or print news organi- zation won more than two awards! WNYC radio's Gene Bryan Johnson was this year's only double winner, winning Gene Bryan Johnson for reports on the resurgence of tuberculosis in urban areas and on how street fairs are becoming big business in our city. Reporters Laura Sydell, Beth Fertig, and Don Mathisen were honored by the Deadline Club for a series on Muslim -Jewish relations, and Fertig won a Citation of Merit for her story, 'Bad Business at Bethel." w In addition Laura Sydell won a New York Press Club Award for a year -long series of reports, Laura Sydell "Ethnic New York and New Jersey." Selected Shorts Rabbit Ears July 2 The Hat of My Mother, by Max Steele, Rabbit Ears Radio presents dramatic read- read by Paul Hecht; Some of Us Had Been ings of some of literature's hest -loved sto- Threatening Our Friend Colby, by Donald ries, accompanied by music and offering Barthelme, read by Joe Grifasi. fascinating background information on July 9 The Kind of Light That Shines on Texas, each tale. The whole family can gather by by Reginald McKnight, read by Leon the radio and he entertained by these Addison Brown; Spring Fugue, by Harold classic stories in July: Brodkey, read by B.D. Wong. July 2 Brer Rabbit and Boss Lion, told by July 16 The Juniper Tree, by The Brothers Danny Glover, with music by Dr. John. Grimm, read by Geraldine Fitzgerald; My Hosted by Meg Ryan. First Husband, by Nora Ephron, read by July 9 The Elephant's Child, told by Jack Mercedes Ruehl; A Bed for All Seasons, by Nicholson, with music by Bobby Harriett Bley, read by Linda Lavin; The Stolen McFerrin. Hosted by Meg Ryan. Party, by Liliana Hecker, read by Swoosie July 16 The Ugly Duckling, told by Cher, Kurtz. with music by Patrick Ball. Hosted by July 23 I Spy, by Daniel Menaker, read by Meg Ryan. Jonathan Hadary; Goodbye and Good Luck, by July 23 Puss in Boots, told by Tracey Grace Paley, read by Anne Meara. Ullman, with music by Jean Luc Ponty. July 30 This Is It, by Sigrid Nunez, read by Hosted by Meg Ryan. Christina Pickles; Food Poems, by Ogden July 30 Aladdin et the Magic Lamp, told by Nash, read by Isaiah Sheffer; The Kitchen John Hurt, with music by Mickey Hart. Child, by Angela Carter, read by Isaiah Hosted by Mel Gibson. Sheffer. Rabbit Ears Radio, Sundays, AM820 and Selected Shorts, FM93.9, Sundays, 4pm; FM93.9, 7:30am AM820, Sundays, 6pm

July 3 On the Media Is the aggressive press "nasty without pur- pose"? On the Media poses questions such as that one every week. Hosted by journalist Alex Jones, the WNYC production offers lis- teners the chance to speak to journalists, media executives, and critics. On the Media, AM820, Sundays, 1 lam, repeating Sundays, 10pm New York & Company Join Leonard Lopate and these guests for New York & Company: July 4 Sally Goodgold of the City Club July 6 John Hess with commentary Alex Jones July 12 Dr. Alan Cooper from the grammar Zany Shysters hotline, Rewrite In 1932 radio listeners heard a Marx July 13 Rick Brookhiser, senior editor, Brothers series, Flywheel, Shyster, and National Review Flywheel. Now that the scripts of these pro- July 14 Al & Larry Ubell, the "gurus of grams have been found, faithful recreations how-to" have been produced. Flywheel has swapped July 19 Richard Lederer, language nut his law books for a stethoscope as he New York & Company, AM820, Mondays - assumes the identity of Dr. Hugo Z. Fridays, noon, repeating at 3am Hackenbush in his ongoing pursuit of profit. If there's a doctor in the house, check that School's Out he is not wearing a greasepaint moustache New York Kids, WNYC's call -in radio show and a tail coat. If he is, check the bill! for 8 -12 -year olds, is off the air for the sum- Flywheel, Shyster, and Flywheel, AM820, mer. But kids can still write in for one of Saturdays, 10pm Aunt Paige Turner's personalized summer reading bookmarks: it's in the shape of a key Firm Foundation that can unlock great fun at the library this Written in 1951, Isaac Asimov's "The summer. And for the first 500 kids to write, Foundation Trilogy" tells of the old Empire's she'll throw in a cool New York Kids key crumbling into ancient barbarism through- chain. Kids must send a photocopy of their out the million worlds of the galaxy. Hari library cards to New York Kids, WNYC, One Seldon and his band of psychologists must Centre Street, New York, NY 10007. create a new life, the Foundation, dedicated to art, science, and technology as the begin- nings of a new empire. Because of the pending sale of The Foundation Trilogy, AM820, WNYC-TV, we have discontinued Saturdays,10:30pm most of our in-house television pro- duction. We would like to express our American Seasonings appreciation of - and to - the staff and The pursuit of the perfect holiday barbeque crew whose hard work and creativity leads intrepid host Vertamae Grosvenor to Missouri, North Carolina, and Tennessee. enabled us to present unique and Guests Calvin Trillin and political activist compelling programming. Despite the turned cookbook author Bobby Seale help loss of these talented people and the her celebrate what is perhaps the tastiest of series you enjoyed, WNYC-TV will American traditions. continue to broadcast entertaining and Seasonings: Red, White, and Barbeque, provocative programs as long as we AM820 and FM93.9, Sunday, July 2, 2pm remain on the air.

4 wwrc PUBLIC fiA010 Something Wonderful Susan Stamberg hosts something truly wonderful-a celebra- tion of the life and music of Oscar Hammerstein. The pro- gram features musical selections from the lyricist who penned the words to "Oklahoma!," "South Pacific," and "Carousel." Hammerstein's 100th birthday also is celebrated not only with his music but with the remembrances of friends, relatives, and colleagues, revealing his deep sense of social justice and humanitarianism. Something Wonderful: A Celebration of Oscar Hammerstein's 100th Birthday, AM820, Saturday, July 8, 1 1pm; Susan Stamberg FM93.9, Wednesday, July 12, 8pm Hart -Wrenching Heart -wrenching ballads and mesmerizing triple -rhythms are both part of Lorenz Hart's legacy to the theater. The program examines the witty lyrics, complex music, and troubled personal life of this gifted artist. Some of his best-known songs and rare archival material of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart together also are featured. Susan Stamberg hosts. With a Song in My Heart: A Centennial Tribute to Lorenz Hart, AM820, Saturday, July 15, 1 1pm Tribute to Stokowski Lorenz Hart This tribute to the great conductor draws upon remastered recordings from 1940 and 1941 orig- inally issued on 78 RPM discs. The program includes interviews with well-known All-American Youth Orchestra alumni and is hosted by Joann Falletta, the first woman to win the prestigious Leopold Stokowski Conducting Competition. Leopold Stokowski and the All-American Youth Orchestra, AM820, Saturdays, July 22 and 29, 11 pm; FM93.9, Tuesdays, July 18 and 25, midnight The Glory of Jazz Diamond Tapestry Ed Bradley hosts performances recorded at This 80th birthday tribute to David Diamond Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. celebrates his music and the spirit behind it. A July 1 Serious Piano! Featuring McCoy Tyner, Lyrical Tapestry presents a moving portrait of a Ellis Marsalis, Sir Roland Hanna, Tommy composer whose intensely lyrical, brilliant, and Flanagan, and Barry Harris. romantic music marks him as the last living July 8 Two Divas of Jazz: Abbey Lincoln and member of the "lost generation" of American Shirley Horn Plus Branford Marsalis, Jackie composers, including Copland and Barber. McLean, Toots Thielemans, and Cedar Walton. A Lyrical Tapestry: Celebrating David July15 Battle Royale II: Trombones Al Grey and Diamond's Life and Music, FM93.9, Slide Hampton come out swinging against Tuesday, July 11, midnight contenders Wycliffe Gordon and Ronald Westray. Around New York July 22 Good Vibes With Benny Carter Carter's Patrick J. Smith, editor of Opera News, offers bi- "Suite for Two Vibraphonists" is performed by weekly features on local and international Milt Jackson, Bobby Hutcherson, and the news from the world of opera July 7 and 21 at Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra. 2pm during Around New York. The program July 29 Israel "Cachao" Lopez and His Cuban also presents live, in -studio performances by Mambo Orchestra A celebration of the marriage artists featuring chamber music, jazz, world of jazz and Afro-Cuban rhythms. music, and other genres. Jazz From Lincoln Center, Around New York, FM93.9, FM93.9, Saturdays, midnight Mondays -Fridays, 2pm

July 5 WIIIC PUBLIC RADIO

Sources of Inspiration What inspires contemporary composers? The Composer's Voice gives the radio audience an opportunity to hear directly from com- posers. July 2 Jacob Druckman The defining moments of Druckman's career were the social and political changes sweeping the United States during the 1960s. Highlights include Stravinsky: Scherzo a la Russe; Mahler: Symphony No. 4; Druckman: Aureole, Nor Spell Nor Charm. July 9 Bright Sheng Sheng was 10 when his family was hit hard by the Cultural Revolution in China. Yet he was able to overcome obstacles and taught himself the fundamentals of composition. Highlights: Shostakovich: Symphony No. 8; Brahms: Piano Anthony Davis Quartet No. I; Sheng: Two Chinese Folk Songs From Chinhai. July 16 Tina Davidson Swedish -horn American composer Tina Davidson finds the primary source for her music in the daily struggles and triumphs of her life. Highlights: Riley: Half -Wolf Dances Mad in Moonlight; Swedish fiddle music; Davidson: Fire on the Mountain. July 23 Morton Subotnick Subotnick has used electronics and new technology, combining it with acoustic instruments to achieve a hybrid sound that is neither one nor the other. Highlights: Ives: Concord Sonata; Messiaen: Quartet for the End of Time; Subotnick: Sky of Cloudless Sulphur. July 30 Anthony Davis Whether working in a jazz context, in symphonic, choral or chamber music, opera or theater, Davis pro- duces consistently challenging, compelling ,and original music. The Composer's Voice, FM93.9, Sundays, 3pm American Voices James Earl Jones hosts an evocative sampling of the talents and inspirations of African -American composers, poets, and musicians, from the gospel tradition to contemporary concert music. Joining Jones are Philip Brunelle, conducting the Plymouth Music Series Chorus and Orchestra, and Gospel Chorus United. American Voices: A Summer Music Celebration, FM93.9, Tuesday, James Earl Jones July 4, midnight WNYC PUBLIC RADIO MUSIC SOURCE TOP 10 Last month WNYC listeners made more than 1,000 calls to the PRMS. Paco Pena's "Misa Flamenca" continues to be the listener favorite. While the Gorecki, Souther, and Hillard Ensemble/Jan Garbarek albums are "hits" across the country, Pena's mass seems to be largely a WNYC phenomenon. 1. Paco Pena/Misa Flamenca (Flamenco Mass) [Nimbus Records] 2. Henryk Gorecki/Symphony #3 (Upshaw, Zinman/London Sinfonietta) [Elektra/Nonesuch] 3. Richard Souther's "Vision"/The Music of Hildegard von Bingen [Angel Records] 4. Michaela Petri & Lars Hannibal/Music for Recorder & Lute/Guitar [RCA Victor] 5. Frank Patterson/I Can Almost See Ireland From Here [Rego] 6. Celtic Twilight/Celtic Twilight [Hearts of Space] 7. Chanticleer/Mexican Baroque [Elektra Video] 8. Big Noise/Mambo Inn Compilation [Hannibal] 9. Hilliard Ensemble & Jan Garbarek/Officium [ECM Records] 10. Cecilia Bartoli/Mozart Portraits [Deutsche Grammophon] The PRMS can deliver any CD currently in print to you, and a portion of your purchase sup- ports WNYC. They are available each day until midnight. THE PUBLIC RADIO MUSIC SOURCE 1 -800 -75 -MUSIC

6 CAN YOU IMAGINE A SUMMER, MOSTLY MO

NEITHER COULD WE!

Mostly Mozart returns to Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall for its z9th season of classical favorites from July 25 -August 19. Gerard Schwarz will once again lead the Mostly Mozart Orchestra in the masterworks of Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn and others. They will be joined by world-renowned performers such as Itzhak Perlman, The Canadian Brass, Alicia Delarrocha and many others.

If you would like to receive a complete season brochure and order form for this exciting season, please call 212-721-6500. Don't miss your chance to get the best seats in the house as one of New York's classical rites of summer moves to a jam-packed, four -week format. Sundays Weekdays Saturdays

5am C -Span Journal. Monitor Radio. Newsmagazine, with Steve Delaney.Monitor Radio. 6am Horizons. Morning Edition. NPR's newsmagazine America & World. covering events, arts, and politics, with 6:30amCrossroads. Bob Edwards and Mark Hilan. Washington Week. 7am Living on Earth. Capitol Connection. 7:30amRabbit Ears. Urban News Wkly. 8am Weekend Edition. Weekend Edition. NPR wrap-up of the NPR wrap-up of the week's news, with week's news, with Liane Hansen. Scott Simon. 10am On the Line News and public affairs talk/call-in program, with Brian Lehrer. 1 lamOn the Media. Whad' Ya Know?, Call-in/talk show with Michael Feldman on the news media, with Alex S. Jones. Noon New York & Company. Talk/call-in program on the arts, ideas, and information, with Leonard Lopate. 1pm Newsweek on Air. Car Talk. 2pmA Prairie Home Talk of the Nation. NPR news and public affairsBig Band Sounds, Companion, withcall -in and talk program, with Ray Suarez. with Danny Stiles. Garrison Keillor. Fridays: Science and technology, with Ira Flatow. 3pm New York Beat. News and issues talk/call-in program, with Dara Welles. 4pm Sound Money. 5pm Weekend ATC , All Things Considered. NPR newsmagazine, withWeekend ATC, with Daniel Zwerdling.Noah Adams, Linda Wertheimer, and Robert Siegel.with Daniel Zwerdling. 6pm Selected Shorts. A Prairie Home 6:30pm Marketplace. Business news, with David Brancaccio.Companion, with Garrison Keillor. 7pm Folksong Festival.All Things Considered. 7:30pmFolk Almanac. 8pm Bridges, with Fresh Air. Interviews and more, with Terry Gross. Weekend All Larry Josephson. Things Considered. 9pm Latino USA. Talk of the Nation. NPR news and public affairs.Urban News Wkly. 9:30pmSoundprint. America & World. 10pmOn the Media. The Spoken Word. I 1pm MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour. Final edition. Mid BBC News Hour. 12:30amLiving on Earth. Mon: Horizons, Tues: Crossroads, Washington Week. Wed: Latino USA,. Thu: Soundprint, Fri: Cap Conn. lam Le Show. On the Line, with Brian Lehrer. Car Talk. 2am Sound Money. Zorba Paster on Your Health. 3am C -Span Journal. New York & Company, with Leonard Lopate. Monitor Radio. 4am Selected Shorts. Parents' Journal.

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Sam While the City Monitor Radio. Newsmagazine, with While the City Sleeps. Steve Delaney. Sleeps. 6am Masterwork Morning Edition. NPR newsmagazine covering America & World. Hour. events, arts, and politics, with Bob Edwards 6:30am and Mark Hilan. Washington Week.

7am Living on Earth. Capitol Connection 7:30amRabbit Ears. Urban News Wkly.

8am Weekend Edition.Morning Music. Classical music, with Steve Post. Weekend Edition. NPR wrap-up of NPR wrap-up of the week's news, the week's news, with Liane Hansen. with Scott Simon.

11am Weekend Music. Weekend Music. Classical music, Classical music, Noon with Fred Child. performance Today. Music, features, with Fred Child. reviews, interviews, with Martin Goldsmith. 2pm Around New York. Live in -studio performances Classic Jazz, and music features. with Phil Schaap. 3:00pmThe Composer's Voice.

4pm Selected Shorts. Fresh Air. Interviews and more, with Terry Gross.

5pm Weekend ATC, All Things Considered. NPR newsmagazine, withWeekend ATC, Daniel Zwerdling. Noah Adams, Linda Wertheimer, and Robert Siegel.Daniel Zwerdling. 6pm On the Media, A Prairie Home with Alex Jones. Companion, with Garrison 7pm Marketplace. Business news, with David Brancacdo.Keillor.

7:30pm All Things Considered.

Spm St. Paul Sunday, Evening Music. Classical music, with David Garland.Car Talk. with Bill McGlaughlin. 9pm Whad' Ya Know?, 9:30pmPipedreams, with Michael with Michael Feldman. Barone.

11pm New Sounds. New and unusual music, with John Schaefer.

Mid Masterwork Mon: Spinning on Air, Tues: Specials, Jazz From Hour. Wed: Afropop Worldwide,Tburs: Schickele Mix,Lincoln Center. Fri: Hearts of Space. lam While the City Sleeps. Classical music, with Manya. Weekends with Stan David.

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1 Saturday 9:30PM PIPEDREAMS. Wind Qnt. in B -flat; Stenhammar: Serenade; Foss: Midnight. HEARTS OF SPACE. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Tashi; Lutoslawski: Cto. for John Schaefer. Orch.; Schubert: Grand Duo 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY #799, Works for electric guitars "Sym." in C. SLEEPS with Stan David. by Robert Fripp, Bill Prise11, Tchaikovsky: Sleeping Beauty David Torn, Gary Lucas, Sonny 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC Suite; Brahms: Violin Son. No. Sharrock. with Steve Post. 1; R. Strauss: Don Quixote; Gottschalk: The Last Hope; Rachmaninoff: Cello Son. in 3 Monday Joplin: Cascades; Sunflower G minor; Ravel: String Slow Drag; Chrysanthemum; Quartet; Mahler: Sym. No. 3; Midnight. MASTERWORK Parker: A Northern Ballad; Vivaldi: Flute Cto. No. 1. HOUR. Townsend: Fantasy on Motives of Burt Bacharach; 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Gershwin/Grainger: Mozart: Great Mass in C SLEEPS with Manya. Embraceable You; Paine: Mass minor; Paganini: Violin Cto. Saeverud: Piano Cto.; in D; Griffes: Roman Sketches; No. 2; Saint-Saens: String Gershwin: Porgy and Bess: Mennin: Sym. No. 8. Quartet in G; E. Strauss: Symphonic Picture; Glockensignale Walzer; Rachmaninoff: Vars. on a 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Rosenthal: Six Caprices; Theme of Chopin; Vaughan with Fred Child. Schmitt: Tragedy of Salome. Williams: Lark Ascending; Bartok: Son. for Violin and 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Piano No. 1; Brahms: Piano David Garland. John Schaefer. Son. No. 3; Haydn: Sym. No. Beethoven: Seven Vars. on #798, Baritone Thomas 96. "God Save the King"; Stephen Buckner with Foster: songs; Louis saxophonist/composer Jon 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC Armstrong: "I Surrender Gibson, percussionist Bill with Steve Post. Dear," other songs; Ruyle, and pianist Joseph Ravel: Menuet sur le nom Rubinstein: Vars. sur l'air Kubera. d'Haydn; Prelude; Genin: "Yankee Doodle"; Wild: Doo- Fantaisie on Verdi's "Ballo in Dah Vars. for Piano and 2 Sunday Maschera"; Rossini: Theme Orchesta; Sousa/Horowitz: and Vars. for Clarinet and "The Stars and Stripes Forever"; Midnight. JAZZ FROM LIN- Orch.; Rimsky-Korsakov: Copland: Rodeo Suite; COLN CENTER. Capriccio Espagnol; Hanson: "Song of Democracy." Beethoven: Sym. No. 3; 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Mendelssohn: Violin Cto.; 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with SLEEPS with Stan David. Dvorak: Piano Trio No. 3; John Schaefer. Ravel: Piano Cto. in G; Shostakovich: Chamber Sym. #1173, "Words and Music." The Sibelius: Violin Cto. in D combination of American poet- minor; Debussy: Images, Book 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK ry and new music. II; Shostakovich: Sym. No. 4; with Fred Child. Stravinsky: L'Histoire du 5 Wednesday Soldat: Suite; Rochberg: Violin 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Son.; Hoist: The Planets; David Garland. Midnight. AMERICAN VOICES: Schubert: String Qt. No. 15. Francaix: Cto. for Harpsichord; A SUMMER MUSIC CELEBRA- Praetorius: Suite in D from TION. 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. Terpsichore; Falla: Harpsichord C.P.E. Bach: Cto. for Cto.; Janacek: Diary of One 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Harpsichord and Fortepiano; Who Disappeared; Brafuns: SLEEPS with Manya. Mozart: Violin Cto. No. 5; Trio in E -flat for Piano, Violin, Menotti: Sebastian Ballet Lachner: Wind Qnt. No. 2; and Horn. Suite; Czerny: Fantasy No. 3 Brahms: Gesang der Parzen; on Themes by Schubert; Liszt: Ravel: Bolero; Poulenc: 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Dante Sym.; Moussorgsky: Sinfonietta. John Schaefer. Pictures at an Exhibition; #1083 "new jazz" by Bobby Kodaly: Hary Janos Suite; J.S. 3:00PM THE COMPOSER'S Previte, Them Jazz Beards, Big Bach: Magnificat in D. VOICE. Trouble, the Muthspiel Jacob Druckman. Quartet. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Steve Post. 8:00PM ST. PAUL SUNDAY. 4 Tuesday Narita: Song of the Seashore; Charles Rosen, piano. Mozart: Yamada: Red Dragonfly; Suite in the style of Handel; Midnight. SPINNING ON AIR Traditional: Oedo Nihonbashi; Minuet in D, Gigue in G; with David Garland. Liszt: Funerailles; Balcombe: Beethoven: Son. No. 31; Greensleeves Suite; Haydn: Chopin: two Nocturnes; five 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Horn Cto. No. 1; Ridout: Mazurkas. SLEEPS with Manya. Ferdinand; Bach: Cto. No. 1 for Gould: Interplay; Reicha: Harpsichord and Strings;

10 Schubert: Violin Son. in A; King Henry VIII: Pastime With 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Tchaikovsky: Sym. No. 4; Good Company, and other SLEEPS with Stan David. Barber: Melodies passageres; pieces; Prince Candriano: Goldmark: Sakuntala Wild: Doo Dah Vars. for Piano selections; Prince Norodom Overture; Beethoven: Piano and Orch.; Szymanowski: Sihanouk: Cambodian Suite; Cto. No. 4; Hanson: Dies Violin Cto. No. 1. Louis Ferdinand Prince of Natalis; Mahler: Sym. No. 4; Prussia: Rondo for Piano and Diamond: Violin Cto. No. 2; 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Orch. in B. Berlioz: Te Deum; Mozart: with Fred Child. String Quartet No. 22; Wendy Warner, cello. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Glazunov: The Seasons. John Schaefer. 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with #1174, New Music from 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. David Garland. Morocco. Works by Michael Telemann: Overture and Suite Traditional Norwegian, arr. Nyman, Hassan Hakmoun, Abed in G minor; Mozart: String Qt. Berntsen and Asheim: songs Azrie, Bachir Attar, and Richard No. 15; Berlioz: Les francs- from "Engleskyts"; Traditional Horowitz. juges; Rubinstein: Piano Cto. Finnish: Tandet Taivahalla; No. 4; Strauss: Symphonia Klucevsek: Perusal, "Viavy 7 Friday Domestica; Liszt: Unstern: Rose" Vars.; Schubert: String Sinistre, Disastro; La lugubre Qnt. in C; Telemann: Midnight. SCHICKELE MIX. Gondola No. 1; R.W.-Venezia; Ouverture Suite in B -flat. #81. Why Are Conductors Paid? Schnabel: String Qt. No. 3. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY John Schaefer. SLEEPS with Manya. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with #1056, John Cage Citycircus, Bartok: Divertimento; John Schaefer. Part IX. The life and music of Taffanel: Wind Qnt. in G #800, "The New Sound of John Cage, rare historic perfor- minor; Dvorak: Sym. No. 1; Ancient Music." Contemporary mances, live recordings from Barber: Cello Cto.; Faure: Nine settings of medieval European our studio. Preludes; Haydn: Sym. No. 97. music. 6 Thursday 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with 9 Sunday Steve Post. Midnight. AFROPOP WORLD- Holborn: Five Pieces; Handel: Midnight. JAZZ FROM LIN- WIDE. Cto. Grosso No. 5; Prokofiev: 5 COLN CENTER. Melodies for Violin and Piano; 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Buchardo: Cancion del car- 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS with Manya. retero: Wagoner's song; SLEEPS with Stan David. Bernstein: Sym. No. 2 ("The Prendiditos de la mano; Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Age of Anxiety"); Reinagle: Beethoven: String Quartet No. Strings; Nielsen: Sym. No. 4; Philadelphia Son. No. 2; 16; Schubert: Sym. No. 5; Beethoven: Sym. No. 1; Stravinsky: Apollon Musagete; Wagner: "Die Wallcure-: Hummel: Viola Son.; Del Weber: Clarinet Cto. No. 2; Wotan's Farewell and Magic Fire Tredici: In Memory of a Parry: Concertstuck in G Music; Debussy: Suite Summer Day; Rachmaninoff: minor; Ravel: Gaspard de la Bergamasque; Respighi: Suite Piano Cto. No. 3; Elgar: String Nuit; Beethoven: Triple Cto. in No. 1, Ancient Airs and Dances; Quartet; Ginastera: Panambi: C; Vivaldi: Violin and Flute Orbon: Partita No. 4 for Piano Suite; Bach: Cantata Cto. in G minor. and Orch. No.115:Aria: Bete aber auch dabei. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK, with Steve Post. with Fred Child. 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. Prokofiev: Overture on "Opera Friday" segment. Carlos Bach: Anna Magdalena Bach Hebrew Themes; Hofmann: Barbosa-Lima, Jorge Morel, and Notebook: Selections; Haydn: Kaleidoskop; Wranitzky: Sym. Thiago de Mello perform South Sym. No. 82; Mendelssohn: in C; Tchaikovsky: Dumka; American music. Calm Sea and Prosperous Purcell: Abdelazer; Bach: Voyage Overture; Arensky: Goldberg Vars.; Beethoven: 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Suite No. 4 for Two Pianos; Sym. No. 8; Harbison: Piano David Garland. Dvorak: Sym. No. 8; Mark Qnt. Faure: "Penelope.' O'Connor: String Qt.; Lloyd: An African Shrine. 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with with Fred Child. John Schaefer. 3:00PM THE COMPOSER'S #1175, "New Music from VOICE. 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Scotland." James MacMillan, Sir Bright Sheng. David Garland. Peter Maxwell Davies, the House Louis Ferdinand Prince of Band, the group Mouth Music. 8:00PM ST. PAUL SUNDAY. Prussia: Rondo for Piano with Benita Valente, soprano; Orch.; Frederick the Great: 8 Saturday Sharon Isbin, guitar; Lydia Son. in E minor for Transverse Artymiw, piano. Fanny Flute and Basso Continuo; Midnight. HEARTS OF SPACE. Mendelssohn/Hensel:

July 11 Klavierstuck in A; They Might Be Giants, The TRY: DAVID DIAMOND'S LIFE Mendelssohn: Andante Weavers, and Solomon Linda's & MUSIC. Cantabile et Presto Agitato in B; original. Schumann: Sonntag; 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Schneegloeckchen; Er ist's; 11 Tuesday SLEEPS with Manya. Marienwurmchen. Prokofiev: The Meeting of the Midnight. SPINNING ON AIR Volga and the Don; Britten: 9:30PM PIPEDREAMS. with David Garland. Piano Cto.; Dvorak: Serenade in D minor; Faure: Cello Son. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY No. 1; Bax: Sym. No. 6; John Schaefer. SLEEPS with Manya. Brahms: Clarinet Son. No. 2; #802, "No World Prokofiev: Piano Son. No. 8; Schumann: Kinderszenen; Improvisations." Komungo Beethoven: Mass in C; Telemann: Cto. for Recorder player Jin Hi Kim, didjeridoo Honegger: Sym. No. 1; Cecile and Flute. player Adam Plack, percussion- Chaminade: Concertino; ist Mor Thiam, and oboist/reed Martinu: Violin Cto. No. 2; 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC player Joseph Celli. Shostakovich: String Qt. No. with Steve Post. 6; Danzi: Wind Qnt. No. 3. Bach: Chorale Preludes: Ach, 10 Monday was 1st doch unser leben; Vater 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC unser im Himmelreich; Midnight. MASTERWORK with Steve Post. Christus, der uns selig; Vivaldi: HOUR. Bach: Chaconne in D minor; Cto. for 2 Violins; Suppe: Poet Ravel: Sonatine en trio for and Peasant Overture; Delibes: 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Flute, Viola, and Harp; Elgar: Coppelia: Valse lente; Mozart: SLEEPS with Manya. Three Bavarian Dances; String Quartet No. 14; Mendelssohn: Die Erste Schubert: Octet for Strings and Schumann: Piano Son. No. 1; Walpurgisnacht (Goethe); Winds; Dvorak: Czech Suite; Tchaikovsky: Sym. No. 5; R. Gershwin: Second Rhapsody; Ginastera: Pampeana No. 1; Strauss: Metamorphosen. Corigliano: Sym. No. 1; Harrison: Sym. No. 2; Sibelius: Pelleas et Melisande; Amram: Theme and Vars. on 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Lalo: Piano Trio in A minor; Red River Valley. with Fred Child. Rosetti: Oboe Cto. in D; Haydn: Baryton Trio No. 82. 8:00PM SOMETHING WON- 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK DERFUL: OSCAR HAMMER - 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Fred Child. STEIN. with Steve Post. Biber: Bataille; Satie: Trois 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with 9:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Morceaux en forme de poire; J. David Garland. David Garland. Strauss: Wine, Women, and Delius: Summer Evening; Wilder: Piece for Oboe and Song; Mozart: Rondo in D; Campion: "It Fell on a Improvisatory Percussion; R. Beethoven: Violin Son. No. 3; Summer's Day," and other Strauss: Oboe Cto.; Vaughn Wagner: "Gotterdammerung": songs; Schickele: Summer Williams: Oboe Cto.; Siegfried's Rhine Journey; Trio; Barber: Summer Music Beethoven: Sym. No. 3; Siegfried's Funeral; Suk: Piano for Wind Qnt.; Beethoven: Couperin: Concert Royaux No. Trio in C minor; Mark Sym. No. 2; Dowland: "Say 1; Wilder: Cto. for Oboe, O'Connor: The Fiddle Cto.; Love if Ever Thou Didst Find," Orch., and Percussion. Stravinsky: Sym. in C. and other songs; Tchaikovsky: Piano Trio in A minor. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK John Schaefer. with Fred Child. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with #1057, John Cage Citycircus, John Schaefer. Part X. 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with #1177, "The Sincerest Form of David Garland. Flattery." Works that use tradi- 13 Thursday Orff: excerpts from tional songs and recordings of "Musikalisches Hausbuch"; traditional songs, as their Midnight. AFROPOP WORLD- Grainger: Zanzibar Boat Song, source material. Traditional WIDE. Green Bushes; Antheil: A Jazz Scottish: Heman Dubh; Sym.; Beethoven: Sym. No. 1; Mounsey: Nahoo; 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Orff: highlights from "Der Garnas/Garbarek: Rosensfole; SLEEPS with Manya. Kluge." Eckert: Lullaby; Deep Forest: Respighi: Three Botticelli Lullaby; Traditional Solomon Pictures; Walton: Facade 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Islands: Lullaby; Penguin (Complete); Holby: Sextet for John Schaefer. Cafe Orch.: Cutting Branches; Piano and Winds; #1084, "Theme and Vars.: Traditional Zimbabwe: Rachmaninoff: Sym. No. 1; Wimoweh." Better known as Cutting Branches for a Stenhammar: Piano Cto. No. "The Lion Sleeps Tonight," a Temporary Shelter. 1; Handel: Cto. Grosso No. 6. classic piece of South African "mbube" music. We hear ver- 12 Wednesday 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC sions by Brian Eno, The with Steve Post. Tokens, The Washboard Jungle, Midnight. A LYRICAL TAPES- Debussy: La plus que lente;

12 Novacek: Moto perpetuo; Caplet: Conte fantastique; Falla: Three -Cornered Hat Handel: Harpsichord Suite in D Ibert: Escales. (complete); Starer: Arid, minor; Villa -Lobos: Bachianas Visions of Isaiah; Prokofiev: Brasileiras No. 5; Granados: 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Sinfonia Concertante for Cello Danzas espanolas Nos. 5 and 6; with Fred Child. and Orch.; Bach: Cto. for J. F.Peter: Sinfonia in G; Violinist Elmar Oliveira. Harpsichord No. 2; Schubert: Dvorak: String Quartet No. 14; Violin and Piano Fantasie in C; Shostakovich: Sym. No. 11; 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Wagner: "Die Walkure": Act I; Perle: Wind Qnt. No. 4; David Garland. Vivaldi: Bassoon Cto. No. 22. Larsson: Concertino for Bach: Cromatic Fantasia and Trombone & Strings. Fugue in D minor; Hampton: I I:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. Vars. on Amazing Grace; Bach: Suite No. 3; Mozart: 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Kenins: Partita for Strings on Sym. No. 38; Beethoven: with Fred Child. Lutheran Chorales; Guthrie: Piano Son. No. 4; Wagner: The Miami String Quartet. This Land Is Your Land; "Flying Dutchman" Overture; Beethoven: Sym. No. 5; Bach: "Lohengrin": Prelude to Act I; 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Flute Son. in B minor; Debussy: Le Martyre de Saint- David Garland. Stravinsky: Cto. for Two Solo Sebastien; Messiaen: Le Merle Mozart: Quartet for Flute and Pianos; Moross: Son. for Piano noir; Szymanowski: Strings No. 4; Ayyar: Kriti Va Duet and String Qt. Symphonie Concertante. Velava; Herbie Mann plays Deve Ser Amor, Consolacao; 3:00PM THE COMPOSER'S Sarri: Cto. in A minor for 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with VOICE. Recorder and Continuo; John Schaefer. Tina Davidson. Beethoven: Sym. No. 4; #1178. Lockwood: A Sound Goldsmith: excerpts from "A Map of the Hudson River. 8:00PM ST. PAUL SUNDAY. Patch of Blue," "The Trouble Kim Kashkashian, viola. De With Angels," "The General 15 Saturday Falla: Suite Polinaire; With the Cockeyed Id." Milhaud: Quarte Visages; Midnight. HEARTS OF SPACE. Britten: Lachrymae; Brahms: 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Son. in E -flat. John Schaefer. I:00AM WHILE THE CITY #1085. Askill/Synergy: SLEEPS with Stan David. 9:30PM PIPEDREAMS. Matsuri; Black: State of the Wagner: "Tannhauser": Bass; Philip Glass: sung by Overture; Grofe: Grand 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Western Wind. Canyon Suite; Lalo: John Schaefer. Symphonic Espagnole in D #804, music from Celtic coun- 14 Friday minor; Mozart: Mass in C tries. minor; Roussel: String Midnight. SCHICKELE MIX. Quartet; Mahler: Sym. No. 5; 17 Monday #86. Pendulum in White Tie Tansman: Piano Son. No. 2; and Tails. Svendsen: Norwegian Midnight. MASTERWORK Rhapsody No. 4. HOUR. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS with Manya. 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Stravinsky: Les Noces; Saint- Haydn: Sym. No. 7; J.C. Bach: SLEEPS with Manya. Saens: Sym. No. 3; Revueltas: Trio for Flute,Violin, and Cello; Piston: Sym. No. 4; R. Hommage a Federico Garcia Beethoven: Violin Son. No. 6; Strauss: Intermezzo: 4 Lorca; Reger: Four Tone Poems Rubinstein: Sym. No. 6; Interludes; Villa -Lobos: String after A. Bocklin; Dvorak: Glazunov: Overture Quartet No. 8; Paert: Te Deum; Piano Qnt. in A; Tippett: A Solennelle; Brahms: Violin Shostakovich: Sym. No. 9; Child of Our Time: Five Negro Son. No. 3; Elgar: Enigma Vars. Dvorak: Waltzes Opus 54; Spirituals; Berlioz: Les Mozart: A Musical Joke. Troyens: Royal Hunt and 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Storm; Haydn: Sym. No. 99. John Schaefer. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC #803, works for plucked, pre- with Steve Post. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC pared, bowed, and ruined Mozart: Sym. No. 1; Rameau: with Steve Post. pianos. Henry Cowell, John Flute Cto. No. 5; Bruch: Kol Lisle: Hymne a la Liberte; Cage. Nidrei, Adagio for Cello; Poulenc: Son. for Flute and Tchaikovsky: "Eugene Piano; Adam: If I Were King 16 Sunday Onegin": Lenski's Aria; None Overture; Ravel: Menuet But the Lonely Heart; Bach: Antique; Franck: Vars. Midnight. JAZZ FROM LIN- Piano Cto. in D minor; Symphoniqucs; Rameau: COLN CENTER. Schumann: String Quartet in Castor and Pollux: Instrumental A; Rimsky-Korsakov: Suite; Bizet: Sym. No. I; 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Scheherazade; Leighton: Faure: Violin Son. in A; Saint- SLEEPS with Stan David. Household Pets; Szymanowski: Saens: Cello Cto. No. I; Berlioz: Benvenuto Cellini Violin Cto. No. 2. Overture; Sibelius: Sytn. No. 5;

July 13 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Islington; Traditional Indian: 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY with Fred Child. Raga Pilu Thrumi; Thomas: SLEEPS with Manya. Vars. on a Theme of Banjo V. Thomson: Sym. on a Hymn 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Patterson; Traditional Indian: Tune; Schubert: Piano Qnt. in David Garland. Dadra. A; Haydn: Cello Cto. in D; D. Scarlatti: Sons. for Soprano Roussel: Sym. No. 3; Britten: and Bass Lutes; Lutoslawski: 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Simple Sym.; Liszt: Hungarian Folk Melodies; Giuffre: "Two John Schaefer. Rhapsody No. 6; Glazunov: Kinds of Blues,"" The Train," #1079, Johnny Reinhardt. The Sea; Vivaldi: Gloria in D. and "The River"; Beethoven: Microtonal offerings. Sym. No. 6; Schickele: Songs 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC from "The Knight of the 19 Wednesday with Steve Post. Burning Pestle"; Roumanis: Haydn: Serenade in F; Bayside Rhapsody for Guitar Midnight. LEOPOLD Mozart: Piano Son. No. 3; and Strings. STOKOWSKI & THE ALL- Dvorak: Scherzo capriccioso; AMERICAN YOUTH ORCH. Boccherini: Minuet; J. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Recordings from 1940 and Strauss: Pizzicato Polka; John Schaefer. 1941. Vieuxtemps: Souvenir #1179, South Indian D'Amerique; Bach: Partita No. violinist/composer L. Shankar's 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY 6; Brahms: Serenade No. 1; "Raga Aberi." SLEEPS with Manya. Rheinberger: String Quartet in Stravinsky: Firebird Suite; F; Reger: Vars. and Fugue on a 18 Tuesday Brahms: Piano Qt. No. 1; Theme of Hiller. Creston: Sym. No. 3; Mozart: Midnight. SPINNING ON AIR String Quartet No. 16; 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK with David Garland. Debussy: En Blanc et Noir; with Fred Child. Poulenc: Les Animaux The Frank Griffith Trio. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Modeles; Haydn: Sym. No.103. SLEEPS with Manya. 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Rachmaninoff: The Isle of the 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC David Garland. Dead; Barber: Piano Cto.; with Steve Post. Severac: Holiday Time; Mendelssohn: Sym. No. 4; Otto Klemperer: A Merry Beethoven: Sym. No. 9; Puccini: La Boheme (excerpts); Waltz; Ravel: Pavane for a Stevens: Destination Moon; Bloch: Schelomo, Hebraic Dead Princess; Beethoven: Johnson: selections from "First Rhapsody for Cello; Minuets; Mozart: Violin Son. Men in the Moon." Beethoven: Piano Trio in C in F; Cimarosa: Cto. for Two minor. Flutes; Beethoven: Konig 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Stephan (incidental music); John Schaefer. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC Chopin: Etudes, complete; #1180, medieval and with Steve Post. Wagner: "Tristan and Isolde": medieval -inspired new music. Mehul: Young Henry's Hunt Love Night and Love Death; Berntsen and Asheim: Overture; Bach: Air from Suite Rachmaninoff: Piano Cto. No. Engleskyts; Taylor: Oracle; No. 3; Liszt: Fantasia and Fuge 4; Webern: Five Pieces for Sequentia sings Bishop Ato; on the Theme B -A -C -H; J. String Orch. the Hilliard Ensemble sings Strauss: Roses from the South; Magister Perotin. Handel: Music for the Royal 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Fireworks; Mendelssohn: with Fred Child. 21 Friday Piano Trio No. 1; Tchaikovsky: Sym. No. 6; 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Midnight. SCHICKELE MIX. Hoiby: Diversions for Wind David Garland. #82. Words Fail Me. Qnt.; Berg: Son. Opus 1; Rota: Fifteen Preludes for Diamond: Music for "Romeo Piano; Mozart: Piano Quartet 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY and Juliet." in G minor; Beethoven: Sym. SLEEPS with Manya. No. 8; Glass: excerpts from "La Brahms: Tragic Overture; 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Belle et la Bete"; Debussy: Albert: Cello Cto.; Chopin: with Fred Child. Images for Orch.; Faure: Piano Son. No. 3; Elgar: The L'horizon Chimerique. Music Makers; Weber: Clarinet 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Cto. No. 1; Copland: Rodeo David Garland. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with excerpts; Ireland: "The Franzetti: Aubade; John Schaefer. Overlanders": film music; Heinichen: Cto. in F; #1058, John Cage Citycircus, Soler: Son. No. 85. Hundley: "Arise My Love," Part XI. other songs; songs by Richard 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC Hundley, Lori Laitman, Paul 20 Thursday with Steve Post. Bowles, John Corigliano, Pierne: March of the Tin Leonard Bernstein; Midnight. AFROPOP WORLD- Soldiers; Marais: Suite in G; Beethoven: Sym. No. 7; WIDE. Lecuona: Andalucia Suite; Stravinsky: Four Etudes for Donizetti: "L'elisir d'amore": Orch.; Thomas: Harold in Una furtiva lagrima; Verdi:

14 "Rigoletto": La donna e mobile; I:00AM WHILE THE CITY 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Mozart: Serenade No. 10 for SLEEPS with Stan David. with Fred Child. Winds; Beethoven: Cello Son. Tchaikovsky: "Swan Lake" No. 4; Pfitzner: "Palestrina": highlights; Rachmaninoff: Piano 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Preludes to Acts I, II, and III; Cto. No. I; Dittersdorf: Sym. in David Garland. Copland: Piano Quartet; F; Gould: Cto. for Viola and Traditional Norwegian, arr. Gaudencio Thiago de Mello: Orch.; Mahler: Sym. No. 8; Berntsen and Asheim: songs Chants for the Chief. Mozart: Piano Cto. No. 12; from "Engleskyts"; Merula: Hindemith: Symphonic Folle e ben the si crede, Su 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Metamorphosis; Haydn: Cto. for tetra amorosa; Shirley Booth with Fred Child. Two Horns. reads Dorothy Parker's "Opera Friday" segment. "Cousin Larry"; Barab: Songs 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. of Perfect Propriety; Ives: 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Fiala: Oboe Cto. in B -flat; Psalm settings. David Garland. Purcell: Son. No. 5; Haydn: Bach: Four Preludes and Sym. No. 49; Vieuxtemps: Viola 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Fugues from the Well Son. in B -flat; Reinecke: Trio in John Schaefer. Tempered Clavier; A minor; Sibelius: Four Legends #1182. Tom Constanten (ex - Bach/Mozart: Four Preludes from the Kalevala. Grateful Dead), David Bennett and Fugues from the Well (ex -Country Joe and the Fish). Tempered Clavier; Kowalski: 3:00PM THE COMPOSER'S Fakebook; Telemann: VOICE. 25 Tuesday Schwanengesang 1733; Morton Subomick. Barber: Violin Cto.; Midnight. SPINNING ON AIR Hindemith: Geistliche 8:00PM ST. PAUL SUNDAY. with David Garland. Motetten. Amsterdam Baroque Orch.. Bach: Suite No. 1 in C; Handel: I:00AM WHILE THE CITY 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Cto. Grosso in A minor; SLEEPS with Manya. John Schaefer. Mozart: Divertimento in D; V. Thomson: The River; #1088, Paul Winter with pianist Rameau: Suite from ''Les Indes Roman: Harpsichord Suite No. Jordan Rudess, presents Galantes." 4; Alfven: Sym. No. 4; excerpts from "Prayer for the Debussy: La Mer; Ferguson: Wild Things." 9:30PM PIPEDREAMS. Violin Son. No. 1; Tchaikovsky: Vars. on a 22 Saturday 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Rococo Theme; Brahms: Alto John Schaefer. Rhapsody; Haydn: String Midnight. HEARTS OF SPACE. #I089. Paert: Fratres; Spiels: Quartet in E. Elegy; Schickele: Quartet, 3rd 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY movement; Davids: Ni-tCang. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC SLEEPS with Stan David. with Steve Post. Bizet: L'Arlesienne Suite No. 2; 24 Monday Bach: Violin Partita No. 3; Schumann: Sym. No. 2; Mompou: Fetes Lointaines; Beethoven: String Quartet No. Midnight. MASTERWORK Gershwin: Cuban Overture; 7; Harty: Piano Cto.; Orff: HOUR. Sousa: Under the Cuban Flag; Carmina Burana; Turina: Haydn: Sym. No. 95; Piano Qnt.; Brahms: Four 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Paganini: Son. Concertanta; Serious Songs; R. Strauss: SLEEPS with Manya. Sullivan: Cello Cto. in D; Oboe Cto. in D. Shostakovich: Piano Cto. No. 1; Britten: Nocturnal after John R. Strauss: Four Last Songs; Dowland; Debussy: Printemps; 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC . Saeverud: Sym. No. 7; Wagner: Offenbach: Gaite Parisienne. Byrd: Three Fantasias; Haydn: "Die Walkure": Wotan's Farewell; String Quartet in D minor; Hindemith: Son. for 4 Horns; 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Telemann: Recorder Cto. in C; Faure: Requiem; Simpson: with Fred Child. Gade: Sym. No. I; Grieg: String Quartet No. 7; Haydn: Norwegian Dances; Falla: El Sinfonia Concertante in B -flat. 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Corregidor y la Molinera; Cory: David Garland. Apertures. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Diamond: Qnt. in B minor for Steve Post. Flute, String Trio, and Piano; 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Suppe: Beautiful Galatea Stevens: Qnt. for Flute, String John Schaefer. Overture; Telemann: Cto. for 3 Trio, and Piano; Traditional: #807. Guitarist and composer Trumpets and 2 Oboes; "Deep River,' various arrange- Wall Matthews with an ensem- Albinoni: Adagio in G minor; ments; Langston Hughes ble of guitar and African per- Schumann: Introduction and reads some of his work; cussion. Allegro appassionato; Gordon: Genius Child; Boccherini: Cello Cto. in B -flat; Ellington: Bloodcount; 23 Sunday Suk: Serenade for Strings; Ravel: Palestrina: Missa 0 Sacrum Le Tombeau de Couperin; Convivium. Midnight. JAZZ PROM LIN- Gorecki: Sym. No. 3; Turnage: COLN CENTER. Momentum.

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16 Concert for Violin, Piano, and 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Chopin: Preludes Opus 28; Qt.; Britten: Cello Suite No. 1; John Schaefer. Falla: El Amor Brujo; Raff: Sym. No. 5; Fasch: Cto. #814,Abed Azrie combines Gerhard: Sym. No. 3. in E; Dvorak: Stabat Mater. Arabic music and contemporary electronic and medieval 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC . European music. with Fred Child. Handel: "Judas Maccabeus," excerpts; Mendelssohn: Piano 31 Monday 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Qt. No. 1; Liszt: Piano Cto. No. David Garland. 2; Stravinsky: Symphonies of Midnight. MASTERWORK The Latvian Women's Choir Wind Instruments; HOUR. sings "Blow Wind Blow,""The Schoenberg: Pelleas and Sun Moves Quickly,"Autumn Melisande Symphonic Poem. I:00AM WHILE THE CITY Landscape"; Thompson: Place SLEEPS with Manya. of the Blest; Southam: 3:00PM THE COMPOSER'S Walton: Belshazzar's Feast; excerpts from "Bells," for Piano; VOICE. Spohr: Sym. No. 4; Hanson: Brahms: Piano Son. No. 3. Anthony Davis. Piano Cto. in G; Torroba: Suite castellana; Barber: 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with 8:00PM ST. PAUL SUNDAY. Knoxville:Summer of 1915; John Schaefer. The Kings Singers. Desprez: Brahms: Piano Son. No. 2; #I183, New releases. Benedicta Es; Allegez moy; Ravel: Rapsodie espagnole; Petite camusette; Veil° Rossini: String Son. No. 6. Tormis: Piispa ja pakana; Brahms: Dein Herzlein mild; 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC Vineta; Stookey: Psalm of Life; with Steve Post. Gilbert and Smyth: The March of the Sullivan/Chilcott: The Pirate Women; Faure: Dolly Suite King. (piano 4 hands); Bach: Violin Cto. No. 1; Mozart: Horn Cto. 9:30PM PIPEDREAMS. No. 1; Mozart: Serenade in D;

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Saturday 1 10:30 News City. Saturday 22 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances. Wednesday 12 8:00 Waiting for God. 8:30 2.4 Children. 8:00American Cinema. 8:30 2.4 Children. 9:00 Brittas Empire. 9:00 Hollywood Goes to War. 9:00 Maid Marion. 9:30 Red Dwarf 10:00 The Steven Banks Show. 9:30 Red Dwarf 10:00 Masterpiece Theatre. Sharpe's 10:30 News City. 10:00 Masterpiece Theatre: Body Eagle. Thursday 13 and Soul. Sunday 2 8:00 Trainer. Sunday 23 8:00 Glenroe. 9:00 All Creatures Great and Small. 8:00 Glen roe. 8:30 Fair City. 10:00 National Arts. 8:30 Fair City. 9:00 New York Independents. 10:30 News City. 9:00 New York Independents. 10:00 EastEnders. Friday 14 10:00 EastEnders. Monday 3 8:00 Travels in Europe with Rick Monday 24 8:00 In the Mix. Steves. 8:00 In the Mix. 8:30 Eye on Dance. 8:30 Firing Line. 8:30 Eye on Dance. 9:00 Mystery! Prime Suspect II. 9:00 Sneak Previews. 9:00 Mystery! Prime Suspect II. 10:00 First Exposure. 9:30 Furniture on the Mend. 10:00 First Exposure. 10:30 News City. 10:00 Trailside. 10:30 News City. Tuesday 4 10:30 News City. Tuesday 25 8:00 MGM: When the Lion Roared. Saturday 15 8:00 To be announced. 10:00 Alive TV. 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances. 10:00 Alive TV. 10:30 News City. 8:30 2.4 Children. 10:30 News City. Wednesday 5 9:00 Brittas Empire. Wednesday 26 8:00 American Cinema. 9:30 Maid Marion. 8:00 American Cinema. 9:00 Hollywood Goes to War. 10:00 Masterpiece Theatre. The 9:00 Hollywood Goes to War. 10:00 The Steven Banks Show. Black Velvet Gown. 10:00 The Steven Banks Show. 10:30 News City. Sunday 16 10:30 News City. Thursday 6 8:00 Glenroe. Thursday 27 8:00 Trainer. 8:30 Fair City. 8:00 Trainer. 9:00 All Creatures Great and Small. 9:00 New York Independents. 9:00 All Creatures Great and Small. 10:00 National Arts. 10:00 EastEnders. 10:00 National Arts. 10:30 News City. Monday 17 10:30 News City. Friday 7 8:00 In the Mix. Friday 28 8:00 Travels in Europe with Rick 8:30 Eye on Dance. 8:00 Travels in Europe with Rick Steves. 9:00 Mystery! Prime Suspect II. Steves. 8:30 Firing Line. 10:00 First Exposure. 8:30 Firing Line.. 9:00 Sneak Previews. 10:30 News City. 9:00 Sneak Previews. 9:30 Furniture on the Mend. Tuesday 18 9:30 Furniture on the Mend. 10:00 Trailside. 8:00 MGM: When the Lion Roared. 10:00 Trailside. 10:30 News City. 9:00 In the Life. 10:30 News City. Saturday 8 10:00 Alive TV. Saturday 29 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances. 10:30 News City. 8:00 Waiting for God. 8:30 2.4 Children. Wednesday 19 8:30 2.4 Children. 9:00 Brittas Empire. 8:00 American Cinema. 9:00 Brittas Empire. 9:30 Red Dwarf 9:00 Hollywood Goes to War. 9:30 Maid Marion. 10:00 Masterpiece Theatre. The 10:00 The Steven Banks Show. 10:00 Masterpiece Theatre: Body Black Velvet Gown. 10:30 News City. and Soul. Sunday 9 Thursday 20 Sunday 30 8:00 Glenroe. 8:00 Trainer. 8:00 Glenroe. 8:30 Fair City. 9:00 All Creatures Great and Small. 8:30 Fair City. 9:00 New York Independents. 10:00 National Arts. 9:00 New York Independents. 10:00 EastEnders. 10:30 News City. 10:00 EastEnders. Monday 10 Friday 21 Monday 31 8:00 In the Mix. 8:00 Travels in Europe with Rick 8:00 In the Mix. 8:30 Eye on Dance. Sieves. 8:30 Eye on Dance. 9:00 Mystery! Prime Suspect II. 8:30 Firing Line. 9:00 Mystery! Prime Suspect III. 10:00 First Exposure. 9:00 Sneak Previews. 10:00 First Exposure. 10:30 News City. 9:30 Furniture on the Mend. 10:30 News City. Tuesday 11 10:00 Trailside. 8:00 MGM: When the Lion Roared. 10:30 News City. 10:00 Alive TV.

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SUNDAYS WEDNESDAYS and features of interest to the Indian community; in 6:30am Make a Joyful 7:00am Supertime. News English with some Hindi. Noise. Gospel music, (7-8am), magazine, cook- 11:00 Eye on Asia. Local interviews, community ing; in Japanese/English. Indian news and features news. 6:00pm RAI Corp:Italian on the Indian subconti- 8:00 RAI Corp: Italian programming. nent; in English. programming. 7:30 RAI Corp: Italian 3:00pm Kontakt. News, 8:30 RAI Corp: Italian programming. interviews, culture, chil- programming. Midnight Smovision; in dren's segment; in 8:45 RAI Corp: Italian Mandarin and Cantonese. Ukrainian/English. programming. 4:00 Sinovision: China 9:00 RAI Corp: Italian THURSDAYS Near and Far; news and programming. information about China 10:00 RAI Corp: Italian 7:00am Supertime. News and our local Chinese programming. (7-8am), talk; in community; in English. 10:30 RAI Corp:Italian Japanese/English. 4:30 Fujisankei Saturday programming. 6:00pm RAI Corp: Italian Special. Variety program; 11:15 RAI Corp: Italian programming. in Japanese. programming. 7:30 RAI Corp: Italian 6:30 Hello Austria/Hello 12:15pm RAI Corp:Italian programming. Vienna. Lifestyle maga- programming. Midnight Sinovision; in zine; in English. 1:00 RAI Corp: Italian Mandarin and Cantonese. 7:00 RAI Corp: Italian programming. FRIDAYS programming. 1:30 RAI Corp: Italian 7:30 RAI Corp: Italian programming. 7:00am Supertime. News programming. 4:00 China TV Corp: (7-8am), celebrity profiles; 11:00 World TV Corp: China Today. News and in Japanese/English. Magazine, variety, drama; culture from mainland 6:00pm RAI Corp: Italian in Chinese. China; in English. programming. 11:30 World TV Corp: 5:00 The Leon Charney 7:30 RAI Corp: Italian Variety/entertainment; in Report. Current affairs; in programming. Chinese. English. 11:00 World TV Corp: Midnight World TV Corp: World TV Weekly News. Drama from Taiwan and World. Variety program; News from Taiwan and Hong Kong; in Chinese. in Polish/English. mainland China; in 1:00am Lime Tree Lane. 7:00 Fujisankei Sunday Chinese. Jamaican -based drama; in Drama. Japanese drama 11:20 World TV Corp: English. with English subtitles. Quiz show. 1:30 What's the 411? Midnight Sinovision. Midnight World TV Corp: African -American enter- News, entertainment, and Serial from Taiwan. tainment, fashion, cultural variety features, and CNN 1:00am Japan Media trends. news; in Mandarin and Productions: Soko Ga Cantonese. Shiritai. Lifestyle maga- All RAI Corp programs are MONDAYS zine; in Japanese. in Italian. SATURDAYS Supertime news is in 7:00am Supertime. News, Japanese with English quiz show, cooking; in 6:00am Haiti Premiere subtitles. Japanese/English. Classe. Cultural and edu- For other daytime 6:00pm RAI Corp: Italian cational program featuring television information, programming. Haitian traditions; in check your local listings. 7:30 RAI Corp: Italian Creole. programming. 8:30 U.S. Nippon: Japan Programming subject to Midnight Smovision; in Today, Weekly. News; in change. Mandarin and Cantonese. English. 8:45 U.S. Nippon: TUESDAYS Tsuiseki. Japanese trends and customs; 7:00am Supertime. News Japanese/English. (7-8am), followed by con- 9:10 U.S. Nippon: temporary drama; in Weekend Theatre. Toshiba Japanese/English. Theatre/Abarenbo Shogun 6:00pm RAI Corp: Italian on alternate weekends. programming. Drama; in 7:30 RAI Corp: Italian Japanese/English. programming. 10:00 Indo-American Midnight Sinovision. Enterprises: Namaste America. Culture, news,

July 19 Calendar of Events AroundTown July 1 Africa Fete July 21 Judy Collins Central Park SummerStage Emerson String Quartet Friends of the Arts, Inc 212-360-2777 Caramoor 516-922-0061* 914-232-1252 July 11-16 Orchestra of St. Luke's Serious Fun! July 21 & 22 Caramoor John Jay Theatre New York Philharmonic 914-232-1252 212-721-6500 Schubert & Liszt 212-721-6500 July 1, 6, & 14 July 12 & 19 Verdi's "RiFoletto" New York Grand Opera July 22 Opera Festival of NJ Central Park SummerStage Preservation Hall Band 609-936-1505 212-360-2777 Friends of the Arts, Inc. 516-922-0061* July 2 July 12 - 15 American Russian YouthOrch. Mark Morris Dance July 22 & 29 Caramoor Serious Fun! Orchestra of St. Luke's 914-232-1252 212-721-6500 Caramoor 914-232-1252 July 2, 8, & 16 July 13 Donizetti's "Elixir of Love" June Jordan & Bill T. Jones July 23 Opera Festival of NJ Central Park SummerStage Tokyo String Quartet 609-936-1505 212-360-2777 Caramoor 914-232-1252 July 4 July 13, 14, & 15 Barbara Cook "The Gypsy Baron" July 24 - 26 Caramoor New York Philharmonic The Music of Frank Sinatra 914-232-1252 212-721-6500 Carnegie Hall 212-247-7800 July 6 July 15 Anna Quindlen Fifty Years of Great Music July 25 & 26 Central Park SummerStage Caramoor Bill T. Jones 212-360-2777 914-232-1252 Serious Fun! 212-721-6500 Stella Simakova, Piano July 16 & 30 Caramoor Andre Previn & Friends July 25 & 26 914-232-1252 Caramoor Alicia de Larrocha, Piano & 914-232-1252 Gil Shaham, Violin July 6 - 8 Avery Fisher Hall Serious Fun! July 18 & 19 212-721-6500 Alice Tully Hall New York Philharmonic 212-721-6500 Mozart & Strauss July 25 - 30 212-721-6500 Martha Clarke & July 6, 13, 20, & 27 Nederlands Dans BAM Outside July 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27 Serious Fun! Music at Metrotech Jazz in July 212-721-6500 718-636-4100 92 Street Y 212-996-1100" July 27 July 7, 9, 13, & 15 Mostly Mozart Festival "Turn of the Screw" July 19 - 22 All -Mozart Program Opera Festival of NJ Trisha Brown Dance Avery Fisher Hall 609-936-1505 Serious Fun! 212-721-6500 212-721-6500 July 7, 14, & 28 July 28 & 29 St. Luke's Chamber Ens. July 20 Mostly Mozart Festival Caramoor Maria Bachman, Violin & Mozart & Beethoven 914-232-1252 Jon Klibonoff, Piano 212-721-6500 Caramoor July 8 914-232-1252 July 31 New York Pops Emerson String Quartet Er Friends of the Arts, Inc. Art Spiegelman Yefim Bronfman, Piano 516-922-0061* Central Park SummerStage 212-721-6500 212-360-2777 July 8 & 9 Orchestra of St. Luke's * Call for your ArtsCard dis- Caramoor count 914-232-1252

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ArtsCard allows ARTS CARDHIGHLIGHTS Recent Additions to ArtsCard Organizations you to take American Globe Theatre, 145 West 46th Street, 212-869-9809 advantage of special dis- 25% off counts at the arts venues Books & Co. 939 Madison Avenue, 212-737-1450 10% off listed below. In most cases Christabelle Theater Company 2 Lexington Avenue, the ArtsCard discount can- 212-279-4200 (Ticket Central) 25% off not be used in conjunction Clarion Music Society, 123 West 3rd Street, 212-772-4448 with other discounts or (Kaye Playhouse Box Office) $5 off promotional offers. All Collegiate Chorale, 154 West 59th Street, 212-664-1390 sales are final and are sub- 10% off, advance phone sale only ject to limitations and ComposersCollaborative at Bloomingdale 210 Riverside Drive #11G, 212-663-6021(Reservations only) availability. Your dis- 20% off count is valid only for Cooper Union - Extended Studies, 30 Cooper Square, 212-353-4195 10-15% off course or lecture events produced by the list- Florence Gould Hall at the French Institute/Alliance Francaise, ed organization. Present 55 East 59th Street, 212-355-6160 10-15% off tickets only your ArtsCard at the box Fraunces Tavern Museum, 54 Pearl Street, 212-425-1778 office when you pick up 2 -for -1 admission your tickets and mention it The Sylvia and Danny Kaye Playhouse, Hunter College, 68th Street between Lexington & Park Avenues, 212-772-4448 when reservations are 25% off selected events only required. MidAmerica Productions Concerts, 70 West 36th Street, 212-239-4699 25% off, Advance phone reservations only

New York Gilbert & Sulllivan Players, 251 West 91st Street, 212-864-5400 $5 off per ticket (except New Year's Eve)

Symphony Space, 2537 Broadway, 212-864-5400 20-30% (except Selected Shorts)

V.I.E.W. Video, 34 East 23rd Street, 800-843-9843 20% off any Classical, Jazz or Special Interest Video

The Wooster Group, 33 Wooster Street, 212-966-3651 10% off

This partial listing reflects only those participating ArtsCard organizations that are based in New York City. ArtsCard organizations based in New Jersey, Long Island, Westchester and Rockland counties will be listed in future issues. July 21 WNYC CONTRIBUTORS

While space allows us to list only Foundation, Inc. Greater Memphis donors of $1,000 or more, we extend Tom & Andi Bernstein Coopers and Lybrand deep gratitude to all those who support The Elmer & Mamdouha Bobst Anthony R. D'Amato the WNYC Foundation. Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Peter Decks Brooklyn Union Gas Ann Delaney & Steve Staso $300,000 and over The Bydale Foundation Paul G. Devido Corporation for Public Broadcasting Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Diamond The Ford Foundation Compuserve Mr. & Mrs. David Dibner The Pew Charitable Trusts Con Edison Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dimston Peter H. and Katharine P. Darrow Abigail E. Disney $100,000 and over Susan Day Gordan Douglas Carnegie Corporation of New York Dorot Foundation Carolyn Downey The Commonwealth Fund Eastman Kodak Company Nancy Drosd Mitsui Fudosan (New York) Inc.' Leo &Julia Forchheimer Foundation Selma Dubrin Charles Stewart Mott Foundation GTE Foundation Mrs. R.H. Durst The New York Community Trust The Dubose and Dorothy Heyward Mr. & Mrs. John Dusenbery New York State Department of Memorial Fund Joan K. Easton Education Hite Foundation S. Jay Edison Lila Wallace - Reader's Digest Fund Marion E. Kenworthy-Sarah H. The Christian Johnson Endeavor Anonymous Swift Foundation Foundation Ruth W. & James A. Levitan Phoebe Epstein $50,000 and over Philanthropic Fund Rosemary Faulkner The Aaron Diamond Foundation Ann Martin Fellows of the Frick The Nathan Cummings Eduardo G. Mestre Mr. & Mrs. W.H. Ferry Foundation, Inc. Kathryn & Gilbert Miller Fund Inc. Mrs. Avery Fisher The Kaplen Foundation Henry Nias Foundation, Inc. Gail Flesher & David Salvin National Endowment for the Arts The Overbrook Foundation Arnold Franco Rockefeller Brothers Fund Polo/Ralph Lauren Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Friedman Rivendell Foundation Galison Books $25,000 and over Susan & Elihu Rose Foundation, Inc. E. Leigh Gibson & Andrew Strauss The Vincent Astor Foundation, Inc. Jon Rotenstreich Amy Gilfenbaum Booth Ferris Foundation Joseph E. Seagram & Sons' Elizabeth Gilmore Aaron Diamond Foundation Sylvia Simon Jordan Glaser & Hazel Weiser GE Fund Marilyn M. Simpson Charitable Jon Gluck General Electric Company Trust Mr & Mrs. Eugene Grant Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation The Philip and Lynn Straus The Green Fund The Dubose and Dorothy Heyward Foundation, Inc. Dr. Dorothy Gregg & Dr. Paul Memorial Fund The Vidda Foundation Hughling Scott NYNEX H.W. Wilson Foundation, Inc. Seymour Hacker Donald Pels Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. James Harding The Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Jon & Leone Hechler Foundation, Inc. $1,000 and over The Victor Herbert Foundation Jon and Susan Rotenstreich Mr. & Mrs. Martin Abrahams The Herrick Theatre Foundation Irwin and Roberta Schneiderman Allen &Company John V. Hilton Tisch Foundation, Inc. Franz & Marcia Allina Mr. Robert D. Hodes Dr. Elizabeth D. Ames David H. Horowitz $10,000 and over Jean & Christopher Angell Dr. Grace Hucko Louis & Anne Abrons Foundation, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Arnow Laura M. Johnston Inc. Milton & Sally Avery Arts Ronald Kastner Gilbert Kaplan Foundation, Inc. Jenny K. Kaufmann & Harry J.M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Barber Kahn Philanthropic Fund Virginia & Leonard Marx Foundation Charles B. Benenson Charles Lawrence Keith and Clara Morgan Stanley Foundation Louise Woods Benkert Miller Foundation New York State Council on the Arts Barbara & Robert Berkley Pauline & Thomas Ketchum The New York Times Company Ruth Berlin Jamie Kibel Foundation, Inc. William S. Berliner S. Lester & Anne Klepper Salomon Brothers, Inc. Philip B. Bernstein, Esq. Adolph Koeppel Samuel and May Rudin The Blackstone Group Mr. & Mrs. John Kossak Foundation, Inc. Michael & Susan Bloomberg Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kramer The Scherman Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. Blum Mr. & Mrs. Jay Kramer The Frank and Domna Stanton Bower & Gardner Anthony Kurtz Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James E. Burke Nathan Leventhal Harold and Estelle Tanner The Bruce Ford Brown Robert Lewis Uris Brothers Foundation, Inc. Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Roy Lichtenstein The H.W. Wilson Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth Mallinckrodt Bryden Lincoln Center for the David Caplan Performing Arts Marcy & Leona Chanin Sigrid Lindo $5,000 and over Foundation, Inc. Jonas & Elizabeth Littman Carl Andre Virginia Clarkson William B. Lloyd III & Lenore H. The Theodore H. Barth Community Foundation of Migdal

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Susan Loesser Mr. Er Mrs. Ted Stanley WNYC Communications Solange D. MacArthur Ronald P. Stanton Group Edith W. MacGuire The Ruth and Frank Stanton Fund Steve Bauman,President Mr. & Mrs. George E. Mallouk Howard Stein WNYC Foundation Board Kevin McAuliff The Blandina A. Steinman of Directors Louise McCagg Charitable Trust Irwin Schneiderman, Chairman Dr. Margaret L. McClure Dianne Stern Marsh & McLennan, Inc. James Stewart Peter H. Darrow, President Mr. & Mrs. Vytas Maceikonis Mr. Er Mrs. George G. Swanson Dorothy Gregg, Secretary Richard Mack Barbara Er David Thomas Howard S. Stein, Treasurer R.H. Macy & Co., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Russ Titelman Martin Abrahams Mr. Er Mrs. Vincent Mai Tom Cat Bakery, Inc. Judith F. Aidoo Stephen Manheimer Eugene Tuch Foundation, Inc. Jean Angell Dorothy Mann Caroline Urvater Tom A. Bernstein Lee Mantelman James Vayda David Caplan Marsh Er McLennan Suzanne Vega Antoinette Cook Susan Melvoin Martin William Volckhaussen Charles Corcoran Eli Mason Martin Von Haselberg Wendeen Eolis Paul Mayen Joan Warburg Jerry Della Femina Mr. & Mrs. Roger Michaels Donald Warren Jon K. Gluck Mr. Er Mrs. Leigh Miller Mr. Er Mrs. Alan G. Weiler Donald Greene Alan Mittelsdorf Bruce N. Wilpon Susan G. Greenwood Eben Moglen Ruth F. Wilson Erskine D. Henderson Dr. Hadassah Brooks Morgan Er Fred Wistow Robert Hodes Thomas B. Morgan Wyssmont Company, Inc. Gilbert Kaplan Mary R. Morgan Richard Zall Anne Klepper Mr. & Mrs. Richard Morrill Frieda Er George Zinberg Paul LeClerc Mr. Er Mrs. Lester S. Morse, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Eduardo G. Mestre Judith Er Bill Moyers John Rose Jan H. Munroe As of May I. 1995* Jon Rotenstreich Maury Newburger Denotes a gift -in -kind Daniel E. Siff Greta Newman Estelle Newman Tanner New York Council for the Humanities For information about making a Keith Thomas New York State Council on the Arts contribution to WNYC, please Wilma S. Tisch The New Yorker call the Development Department Elizabeth Weymouth Mr. Er Mrs. Morris Offit at (212) 669-8982. Christopher Williams Helenka Er Guido Pantaleoni Richard J. Zall Foundation Reader's Note: Ifyou have a Norman H. Paul membership problem, contact: WNYC Staff Kathleen Peratis WNYC Membership, Ernie E. Dachel, Vice President, Pinewood Foundation One Centre Street, Operations and Engineering Mary Ann Quinson New York, NY 10007 Marsha Hahn, Managing Director, Judith S. Randal (212) 669-7800 Administration/Chief Eugenia P. Ray Financial Officer David Reid Er Gayle Feldman The WNYC Program Guide is pre- John J. McCrory, Managing Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reisman pared two months in advance. As Director, Leased Time Programming Theodore C. Rogers a result, some changes may not and Cable Relations Mr. Er Mrs. Fredrick P. Rose be reflected in the listings. LawrenceJ.Orfaly, Managing Dr. Er Mrs. Howard Rosen Director, Radio The Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Program Guide Staff David C. Sit, Managing Foundation Editor Lillie Balinova Director, Television Ida & William Rosenthal Foundation Design Director John Yue Scott Borden, Director, Radio Kay Rothman Art Director Jane Volpe Programming Dr. Er Mrs. Raymond Sackler Copy Editor Harriet Black Neal Hecker, Director, Television Jack Salts Contributors Greg Bigelow, Broadcasting Sandoz Corporation Millicent Biggs, Harriet Black, Richard G. Hinchliffe, Director, Drs. David B. Schnur & Kicki Judy Kahn, Jerry Miller, Janet Radio News Schnur-Wehlou Waggoner TheodoreL.Manekin, Director. Marian L. Schwarz Cover Design Ogilvy & Mather. Membership Melinda Scrivner Page 2 Photos Christine Butler Linda Morgan, Director, Development Robert Segal John 0. Platt. Director, Marketing Norman Shethar and Communications Caroline N. Sidnam John P. Schaefer, Daniel Siff Director, Music Programming Mr. Er Mrs. Lorin Silverman James B. Zafiros, Director, Ellen F. Simon Corporate Underwriting Herbert Er Nell Singer Roxanne Robertson, Deputy Philanthropic Fund Director, Marketing and Sony USA Foundation Conununications

July 23 WNYC RADIO CELEBRATES THE LIVES AND WORK OF SOME OF THE GREAT TALENTS OF MUSIC IN JULY WITH SPECIAL PROGRAMS ON OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN, LORENZ HART, LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, AND DAVID DIAMOND

Oscar Hammerstein in his study

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