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NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO ARTS AND PERFORMANCE PROGRAMS

By Frederica Kushner Definition and Scope For those who may be more familiar with commercial than with non-commercial radio and television, it may help to know that National Public Radio (NPR) is a non­ commercial radio network funded in major part through the Corporation for and through its member stations. NPR is not the direct recipient of government funds. Its staff are not government employees. NPR produces programming of its own and also uses programming supplied by member stations; by other non­ commercial networks outside the U.S., such as the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC); by independent producers, and occasionally by commercial networks. The NPR offices and studios are located on M Street in Washington, D.C. Programming is distributed via satellite. The radio programs included in the following listing are "arts and performance." These programs were produced or distributed by the Arts Programming Department of NPR. The majority of the other programming produced by NPR comes from the News and Information Department. The names of the departments may change from time to time, but there always has been a dichotomy between news and arts programs. This introduction is not the proper place for a detailed history of National Public Radio, thus further explanation of the structure of the network can be dispensed with here. What does interest us are the varied types of programming under the arts and performance umbrella. They include festivals recorded live, orchestra concerts from Europe as well as the U.S., drama of all sorts, folk music concerts, bluegrass, chamber music, radio game shows, interviews with authors and , choral music, programs illustrating the history of jazz, of popular music, of gospel music, and much, much more. With the exception of the historical retrospective programs, all the music programming is non-commercial, which means that most of it has not been published. The programs housed at the Library of Congress (LC) cover the period from when NPR began broadcasting in 1971 through the end of 1985. NPR considered that it had storage space for five years of broadcasts at the 1976 rate of production. In addition, it is a given that the older a tape is, the less likely it is to be needed again (with some exceptions), and five years was just right, especially for news programming (presidential elections being in a four-year cycle). So, five years it was. The NPR Program Library's shelving order, by date of broadcast (release), helped greatly in determining which tapes were to go and which were to stay. This helps to explain why there may be only one or two programs of what is obviously a much longer series. The remaining programs in that series will doubtless arrive in the shipment of programming from 1986.

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Samples from the Listing NPR has always broadcast a wide variety of arts programming, but the five top categories are classical music, jazz and popular music, folk/ethnic/bluegrass music, drama, and arts information. . Classical music at NPR has been under the guidance of three people: Robert Bailey, Fred Calland, and Andy Trudeau. Although their names may not appear in the citations, one or the other of them has been involved with almost every classical music program released by NPR, with the exception of the Program Service (which is not discussed here). They are producers, and their knowledge and expertise is essential to the high quality of the classical music programming. American orchestras which have been broadcast with the NPR systems cue include the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philharmonic, the St. Louis , and the Pittsburgh Symphony. Most major European orchestras have been broadcast on International Concert Hall through an arrangement with the European Broadcast Union (EBU). Opera from many houses in the U.S. as well as in Europe is a staple, primarily through World of Opera. Chamber music is presented on Recital Hall and St. Paul Sunday Morning, and on the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival. Composers discuss their works and illustrate with musical examples on Composers Forum. Jazz and popular music are well represented by a number of programs, both recorded live and retrospective. Jazz Alive was for several years the premiere vehicle for jazz, being a presentation of live concerts, including up-and-coming as well as established groups and soloists. The program was produced by Tim Owens and its host was the jazz pianist . Its yearly schedule included a live New Year's Eve broadcast which originated on the East Coast and moved west through the time zones, ending, after seven or eight hours, on the West Coast. Jazz Alive eventually was replaced by American Jazz Radio Festival. Jazz Revisited and Ben Sidran's Sidran on Record provide a retrospective glimpse of America's rich history of jazz. And and Marian McPartland presented a combination of interview and performance on American Popular Song with Alec Wilder and Friends and Marian McPartland's , both provided by the South Carolina Educational Radio Network (SCERN). Folk, bluegrass, and ethnic music programs were one of NPR's more popular types of programming for many years. Steve Rathe was the producer of many of these offerings. His production Folk Festival U.S.A. is to folk and bluegrass what Jazz Alive is to jazz, a compendium of the best performers of all styles combined with the excitement and spontaneity generated by the festival setting. Folk Music and Bernstein is the retrospec­ tive point of view of the subject. Our Front Porch, a folk/bluegrass radio show in an auditorium setting, is the replacement brought forward when the folk music mania died down somewhat and Folk Festival U.S.A. became too expensive to produce. is an art form all its own, and NPR has made significant contributions through its and NPR Playhouse series. Earplay was first, beginning in 1979 with programs from radio station WHA and the BBC, among many others. Then came Playhouse, beginning in 1981 and overlapping Earplay for about a year. Playhouse usually divides itself into individual series of about 12 or 13 episodes each. and Don Quixote I & II are superb adaptations. Cabinet of Dr. Fritz and Price of Silence are original scripts. The programs come from a wide variety of sources, including BBC, ZBS, National Radio Theatre of , WHA, WGBH, and individual producers Leo Lee, Joe Frank, Himan Brown, and Erik Bauersfeld. Writers represented include Mamet, Stoppard, Fugard, Bradbury, Tolkein, and Sam Shepard, among many others. Arts information programming has always been an important part of NPR's production. Modular Arts Service, Five Minute Arts Package, and Arts Information

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Package provided member stations with plenty of short reports for broadcast whenever they chose during the broadcast day. Voices in the Wind, produced by Robert Montiegel, Bob Malesky, and Jay Kernis, and The Sunday Show, produced by Rosemary Tobin and Debra Lamberton, supplied the arts magazine approach. The latter is five hours long and constructed to be used in segments ranging from a half hour in length on. It includes excerpts from concerts and recitals as well as interviews and reports.

Explanation of Source and Meaning of Information The information in this listing is taken primarily from cataloging done by NPR Program Library staff on NPR's in-house computer system. Most of the information is available in the Library of Congress on microfiche indexes printed from the computer data. One might ask: "Ifit is available on microfiche, then why go to the trouble of writing it out in this format?" There are two reasons for this listing. One is that all of NPR's programming is included on the microfiche. Since the bulk of LC holdings is the arts and performance programs, the presence of all the other citations in the microfiche indexes can be very confusing. The other reason is that much of the information in the indexes is in coded form, i.e., producer Jeth Mill is Ml, and the arts information program Voices in the Wind, whose title could be construed to indicate it is a program about environmen­ tal activism, is coded PACVW, the P being the "arts" give-away in many cases, but the A or the C providing the clue when the Pis missing. In addition, names are accompanied by "role" codes. "f' is an author or . "4" is being interviewed. "5" is doing the interviewing, while"@" is the person being discussed, and "C" is playing the clarinet. The NPR microfiche, while providing an invaluable index to a most extraordinary output of radio programming, is not easy to interpret. To be sure, there is some help in code lists provided by NPR along with the microfiche, but much coding is not included, and much is difficult to find on the lists. The citations in this listing include, in most cases, only a small amount of the information available in the microfiche indexes. Most of the information was obtained from the microfiche Series Title Index and from the tape boxes themselves. The index ends in December 1983, so information about 1984 and 1985 came directly from the boxes. Otherwise, the tape boxes were consulted only when questions arose about the validity of codes or when codes were missing. This listing could be used to great advantage in conjunction with the NPR microfiche Names file. The format of the citations is as follows:

program program or series title type& ""mbornfprograms I/"''' I "''"' titlo timing American Jazz Radio Festival. (77 pgms., weekly) (see also Jazz Alive) music 1:59:00 Source: WBGO; Staff: Al Pryor, executive prod. s4070702 - 85122803 I I whereNPR people involved author's comments broadcast date/ says it got in producing the in parentheses shelf number program program

The NPR shelf number is composed of:

85 12 28 03 - Year, Month, Day, Order in which program was fed.

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One last word about the importance of producers in radio. It is almost impossible to place too much emphasis on the important role that the producer plays in radio. It is often the producer who conceives of the program or the piece, who writes the script, obtains the actors, does the interviews, edits the tape, and works with the engineer on the final mix. In many instances the producer is the program. That is why the producer is so often cited in this listing. Without excellent producers, NPR would not have been able to broadcast a body of programming worth keeping in any reputable archive, let alone the Library of Congress.

National Public Radio Arts Programs in the Library of Congress, January 1992

Aaron Copland 80th Birthday Trib­ American Folklife Festival. (8 pgms., ute: for an Uncommon Man. broadcast on 7 consecutive days); music, (1 pgm.); illustrated lecture; 2:59:00; interview; 1:29:00; Source: NPR. Source: NPR; Staff: Kaaren Hushagen, 75063002 - 75070606 host. American Jazz Radio Festival. (77 80111407 pgms., weekly) (see also Jazz Alive); Abscalapsa Tree. (1 pgm.); drama; 16:48; music; 1:59:00; Source: WBGO; Staff: Al Source: ZMN; Staff: Robert Bailey, NPR. Pryor, executive producer. 75042006 84070702 - 85122803 African Theatre. (13 pgms., weekly); American Jazz Radio Festival: 4th of drama; 29:00; Source: BBC; Staff: AW, July Special. (1 pgm.); music; 1:58:10; NPR. Source: WBGO. 74033104 - 74062304 84070303 Alec Wilder Revisited. (13 pgms., weekly) American Jazz Radio Festival: New (see also American Popular Song with Year's Eve. (2 pgms.); music; ca. 8:00:00; Alec Wilder and Friends); music, inter­ Source: WBGO; Staff: Lois Gilbert (New view (American popular song); 29:00; York), Ken Borgers (Los Angeles), hosts. Source: South Carolina Educational 85123105 Radio; Staff: Alec Wilder, Loonis music; ca. 7:00:00; Source: WBGO McGlohon, hosts. 85123106 83010205 - 83032704 American Jubilee. (3 pgms., consecutive); Alleluia! (18 pgms., weekly); music (pro­ Spy, by James Fenimore Cooper; drama; fessional choral groups); 1:59:00; Source: 58:55; Source: Charles Potter. NPR; Staff: Andy Trudeau, producer; 81070404 Kaaren Hushagen, host. Over There: the Great War in Song. 84040103 - 84072901 music; Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, American Composers Alliance. ( 13 producer, host. pgms., weekly); music; 59:00; Source: 81070405 American Composers Alliance, KWMU; Festival of American Folklife. music, Staff: Fred Calland, NPR. interview; Source: WETA, NPR; Staff: 75033002 - 75062201 Mary Cliff, host. American Composers Orchestra. (2 81070406 pgms.); music; 1:59:00; Source: NPR. American Music Festival. (16 pgms., 80070602 weekly); music (orchestra); 1:29:00 (1st music; 2:59:00; Source: NPR. 3) - 1:59:00 (others); Source: NPR. 80072002 81041203 - 81060703 84081405 - 84092504

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American Music Now. (13 pgms., Ann Arbor Festival: Ann Arbor Blues weekly); music; 59:00; Source: Real Art and Jazz Festival I & II. (2 pgms., Ways; Staff: Steve Rathe, Steve Cellum, consecutive days); music, montage; producers. 6:00:45; Source: WDET. 84092706 - 84122005 73090705 American Music Sampler. (2 pgms.) music, montage; 12:35:45; Source: (Remembering Alec Wilder); music, in­ WDET. terview; 59:00; Source: South Carolina 73090801 Educational Radio; Staff: Marlene Anthology of the Sacred Carol. ( 1 pgm.); Verplanck, Marian McPartland, Loonis music; 58:47; Source: Robert Montiegel; McGlohon, hosts. Staff: Robert Montiegel, host; Partici­ 81040509, 81041208 pant: James Sundquist, guitar. American Musical Theater. (4 pgms., 84121106 consecutive days); illustrated lecture; Archibald Macleish Tribute. (1 pgm.); 1:29:00; Source: WITF, NPR; Staff: magazine; 29:00; Source: NPR; Partici­ Lehman Engel, host; Jeth Mill, NPR. pants: Archibald Macleish, John Ciardi, American Musical Theater: Begin­ speaking. nings. 81041503 80100603 Ariodante. (see Performance Special: Eighteen Sixty-six to Nineteen Hun· Ariodante) dred. Around the World with Music: David 80100705 Amram. (1 pgm.); illustrated lecture; Songs of the American Musical The· 1:58:00; Source: WUHY; Staff: David ater 1900-1940. Amram, host. 80100804 79042912 Modern Music, Songs from 1940 to Art of Joseph Szigeti. (6 pgms., weekly); the Present. illustrated lecture; 55:34 - 1:22:09; 80100904 Source: WCNY; : Joseph American Orchestras: Pittsburgh. (26 Szigeti, interviewee, speaker. pgms., weekly)(see also Pittsburgh Sym­ 73102814 - 73120213 phony Orchestra); music; 1:59:00; Art of Performance Fundraiser. (1 Source: NPR. pgm.); music; 1:59:00; [No Source]; Staff: 83100303 - 84032604 Igor Kipnis, host. American Popular Song with Alec 85041714 Wilder and Friends. ( 40 pgms., weekly) Art of Song. (13 pgms., weekly); music (see also Alec Wilder Revisited); music, (song recitals); 1:29:00 - 2:29:00; Source: interview; 59:00; Source: WEPR; Staff: NPR. Alec Wilder, Loonis McGlohon, hosts. 80062902 - 80092104 76092606 - 77032701, 78010101 - Art of the Organist. (26 pgms., weekly); 78032601 illustrated lecture; 29:00; Source: KANU; Americans All. (see Playhouse: Ameri­ Participant: James Moeser, speaker. cans All) 73093003 - 74032404 Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orches­ Arts Information Package. (130 pgms., tra. (16 pgms., weekly) (see also Nether­ weekly) (see also Five Minute Arts Pack­ lands Concert Hall, Dutch Treat, Dutch age); magazine; ca. 25:00- 30:00; Source: Concert Hall); music; ca. 1:29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Robert Montiegel, producer. WGUC, KQED, Radio Nederland; Staff: 74040103 - 76120803 Myron Bennett, host; Fred Calland, NPR. Autocrats. (1 pgm.) (see also Playhouse); 77010202 - 77032702, 83031301 - drama; 36:14; Source: KUOM. 83032705 74021716

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Bach Connection. (13 pgrns., weekly); Shakespeare the Man: Three Views. music; 59:00; Source: WGBH. Source: WNET; Participant: Samuel 85092605 - 85121005 Schoenbaum. Backstage with Richard Mohr. (26 79040502 pgrns., weekly); interview; 29:00; Source: Shakespeare and His Theatre. South Carolina Educational Radio; Staff: Source: NPR; Staff: David Seltzer Par­ Richard Mohr, host. ticipant: Daniel Seltzer. 80100403 - 80122701, 81101001 - 79042211 82010201 Berlin Philharmonic. (17 pgms., inter­ Baltimore Symphony. (13 pgms., mittent; 10 pgrns., weekly); music; ca. weekly); music; 1:59:00; [No Source]; 1:59:00; Source: RIAS. Staff: Rheda Becker, host. 79123005 - 81122703, 83010207 - 85032807 - 85062005 83030606 Barber Tribute. (1 pgrn.); music, inter­ Bernard Gabriel Views. ( 155 pgms., view (about ); 2:01:55; weekly); interview; ca. 29:00; Source: Source: NPR; Staff: Andy Trudeau, pro­ Bernard Gabriel; Staff: Bernard Gabriel, ducer. host. 80030911 71070407 - 7 4062305 Barbershop Harmony Parade. ( 1 pgrn.); Bicentennial Parade of American music; 1:29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Tom Music. (see Parade of American Gauger, host, Steve Rathe, producer, Music) NPR. Billy Taylor and Friends. (1 pgm.); music; 74112408 2:15:38; Source: NPR; Staff: Tim Owens, BARD. (see Playhouse: BARD (Bay Area producer; Participant: Billy Taylor. Radio Drama)) 79102904 Basil Bunting: Sound of Poetry. (1 Birmingham Symphony Concert. (1 pgrn.); montage; 29:00; Source: NPR; pgm.); music; 1:44:57; Source: WBHM. Staff: Robert Malesky, producer, NPR. 78041306 80020404 Birthday of the World. (1 pgm.); music Bayreuth Festival. (15 pgrns.) (see also (Jewish High Holy Days); 58:57; Source: World of Opera); 6:01:27; Source: WXXI; Staff: John Proffitt, producer; Bayreuth Radio; Staff: Fred Calland, Participant: Cantor Samuel Rosenbaum, NPR. host. 77072405 85091108 ca. 3:00:00; Source: NPR. Bix. (19 pgms., weekly); illustrated lec­ 84081803 - 84092903, 85101203 - ture; 29:00; Source: WMUB; Partici­ 85112304 pants: , cornet, Hoagy Beethoven Banquet. (1 + 8 pgms., Carmichael, Gene Krupa, etc., inter­ weekly); music; ca. 1:59:00; Source: NPR; view. Staff: Fred Calland. 72100110 - 73020408 80120704, 83110905 - 83122805 Black Book. (9 pgms.); reading; ca. 29:00; Beethoven Violin Sonatas. (4 pgms., Source: NPR; Staff: Robert Bailey, CB, weekly); music; 59:00; Source: NPR. various, NPR. 84090604 - 84092704 75042001 - 75042005, 76022208, Behind the Scenes. (3 pgms.); informa­ 76022701, 76031409, 76032108 tion, lecture; ca. 1:59:00; Black Cats Jump. (13 pgms., weekly); Shakespeare in Our Time. Source: music; 59:00; Source: WKMS; Staff: NPR; Participant: Maynard Mack. Bobby Brian, host. 79040402 82070405 - 82092604

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Black History Month Special. (7 pgms.) Bluegrass Concert: Bryan Bowers and Celebration of Black Experience in the Seldom Scene. (1 pgm.); illustrated Music. 2:29:00; Source: NPR. lecture, music; 2:26:40; Source: NPR; 81021108 Staff: Robert Malesky. Gospel Preaching/Word and Song. 74032302 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Judi Moore Bluegrass Hornbook. (13 pgms., weekly); Smith, producer. music; 59:00; Source: WOUB; Staff: Steve 82020109 Rathe. Shades of Brown. 59:00; Source: NPR; 76062702 - 76091902 Staff: WR. Bob & Ray. (4 pgms., weekly) (includes 82020810 Garish Summit); drama (comedy); 29:00; Black Classics: Musical Master­ Source: RADF; Participants: Bob Elliot, pieces. 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Judi Ray Goulding. Moore Smith, producer. 83071204 - 83080203 82022209 Bob & Ray: '85 Fundraiser. (1 pgm.) JonahJones:TheManandHisTrum­ (selected segments originally on the pet. 58:55; Source: NPR; Staff: David Sunday Show and NPR Playhouse with Rector, producer. Public Radio Campaign '85 fundraising 83020306 pitches added); drama; 38:55; Source: Betty Carter. 59:04; Source: NPR. The Radio Foundation, Inc. 83021007 85042607 William Warfield: A Classical Cross­ Bob & Ray: Generic Fundraiser. (1 over. 59:00; Source: Jackie Talley Wil­ pgm.) (same as '85 Fundraiser but with son. no reference to PRC '85); drama; 38:55; 83021706 Source: The Radio Foundation, Inc. BloomsdayonBroadway.(lpgm.);read­ 85042608 ing; 4:00:00; [No Source]; Producers: Book Beat. (156 pgms., weekly); inter­ Symphony Space, Inc., The Radio Foun­ view; 29:00; Source: ZTTW, NPR. dation. 71070405 - 74062306 85061603 Bradbury 13. (see Playhouse: Bradbury Bluegrass & Sagebrush. 13) PRC '85. Concert fundraiser, live feed; Brahms Banquet. (6 pgms., weekly); 2:40:12; Source: WAMU; Participants: music; ca. 1:59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Seldom Scene, Riders in the Sky, Jerry Fred Calland. Gray, host. 80092804 - 80102604 85042207 Bravo, Brava (26 pgms., weekly); illus­ '85 Fundraiser. package version ofPRC trated lecture; 59:00; Source: WGUC; '85, live feed; 2:53:45. Staff: Charlott Shockley, host. 85042704 72100115 - 73032511 Generic Fundraiser. generic package Bread & Roses Festival. (2 pgms); mu­ version of PRC '85, live feed; 2:53:24. sic; 1:59:00; Source: KQED, NPR; Staff: 85042705 Steve Rathe, producer. Bluegrass at the White House: Arthel 79100602 - 79100712 "Doc" Watson and Bill Monroe. ( 1 Bream & Williams in Concert. (1 pgm.); pgm.); music; 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: music; 55:57; Source: BBC; Participants: Frank Tavares. John Bream, , guitar. 81010604 74080407 Cabinet of Dr. Fritz. (see Playhouse: Cabinet of Dr. Fritz)

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Calland's Corner: Collector's Christ­ Child's Play Winners. (1 pgm.); drama; mas. (1 pgm.); illustrated lecture; 59:00; 29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Keith Talbot. Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, pro­ 80011602 ducer. Children's Radio Theatre. (13 pgms., 80121707 consecutive); drama; 29:00; Source: Campaign Game. (see Playhouse: Cam­ Children's Radio Theatre. paign Game) 82010106 - 82010708 Campus Musica. (13 pgms., weekly); Children's Radio Theatre: Benny music (university orchestras); ca. 1:29:00; Penny Playwriting Contest. (2 pgms.); Source: NPR; Staff: Andy Trudeau, pro­ drama; 59:43; Source: NPR. ducer. 84041402 78100106 - 78122405 drama; 1:01:16; Source: NPR. Canticle for Liebowitz. (see Playhouse: 85041303 Canticle for Liebowitz) ChristiansAwake.(lpgm.);music;26:52; Capitol Fourth, A. (1 pgm.) (4th of July Source: BBC. concert on the Mall, Washington, D.C.); 84121207 music; ca. 1:29:00; Source: NPR; WETA; Christmas at McCabe's. (1 pgm.); music; Participants: National Symphony, 1:45:10; Source: NPR; Staff: Steve Rathe, , conductor. Debra Lamberton. 85070407 79122310 Carmen McRae Jazz Concert. ( 1 pgm.); Christmas Carol. ( 1 pgm.); music; 2:29:05; music; 1:48:13; Source: NPR; Staff: Rob­ Source: WGBH, NPR; Staff: Jeth Mill, ert Malesky. producer, Thea Musgrave, composer. 74031718 79121609 Cathedral, Court, and Countryside. Christmas Carol. (1 pgm.); drama; (13 pgms., weekly); music; ca. 1:59:00; 1:41:00; Source: WKSU; Staff: Kent Act­ Source: NPR; various others. ing and Touring Company, producer. 81100404 - 81122704 85121007 Celebration of American Music at Christmas Drama Special: Night Ford's Theater. (1 pgm.); music; Watch. (1 pgm.); drama; 29:00; Source: 1:30:29; Source: NPR, Ford's Theater, Paul Darcy Boles. VF Corp.; Staff: Fred Calland, producer; 80121605 Andre Watts, piano; Reading Symphony Christmas from NPR. (1 pgm.); music, Orchestra; Louis Vyner, conductor. interview; 1:29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: 75062212 Oscar Brand, host. Chamber Music at Spoleto. (10 pgms.); 75122401 music; ca. 1:29:00; Source: WSCI. Christmas Gift From Tomie de Paola. 80053002 - 80060602 (1 pgm.); drama; 54:03; Source: . (9 pgms., weekly); maga­ Children's Radio Theatre. zine; ca. 59:00; Source: KANU. 85122309 78100101 - 78112601 Christmas in the Colonies: Charlie Sent Me (see Playhouse Special: Williamsburg. (1 pgm.); illustrated lec­ Charlie Sent Me) ture; 1:29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Robert Chicago Jazz Festival. (2 pgms.); music; Malesky, Kaaren Hushagen. 4:40:10; Source: NPR; Staff: Billy Tay­ 80122206 lor, host. Christmas Special. 81090406 Star of Bethlehem. 1:03:55; [No music; 5:16:26; Source: NPR; Staff: Billy Source]; Participant: Karlis Kaufmanis, Taylor, host. speaker. 81090603 71122301

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Messiah. music; 2:40:29; Source: Collector's Concert Hall. (30 pgms., oc­ WGBH; Participants: Boston Handel & casional) (sub-series of International Haydn Society. Concert Hall); music; 10:10 - 30:44; 82121506 Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, pro­ King's Singers on the North Coast. ducer, host. music; 1:24:55; Source: WKSU. 77100903 - 79091602 85122006 Collector's Recital Hall. (29 pgms., oc­ Christoph Colomb. (1 pgm.) (opera); casional) (sub-series of Recital Hall); music; 2:16:49; Source: EBU; Partici­ music; 15:00 - 44:15; Source: NPR; Staff: pant: Darius Milhaud, composer, con­ Fred Calland, producer, host. ductor. 77100205 - 79091602 73021815 Comedy Special: Sunday We Didn't Go Symphony Orchestra. (13 to Lemons. (1 pgm.) (see also Play­ + 13 + 13 pgms., weekly); music; ca. house); drama (comedy); 59:00; Source: 1:59:00; Source: WGUC. Paul Darcy Boles. 71101015 - 71122615, 80100505 - 80100502 80122820, 85062705 - 85091905 Competitions, World ofMusic. (1 pgm.); Civilization and Its Discontents. (1 montage; 29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Fred pgm.) (opera); music; 58:09;; Source: Calland, host. WXXI; Staff: Kaaren Hushagen, Eric 81100705 Salzman, composer. Composers Forum. (240 pgms., weekly 80010106 but varies Jan.-May 1976); illustrated Classical Music Festival: Young Audi­ lecture, interview; ca. 59:00; Source: ences Salute Marian Anderson. (1 NPR; Staff: Martin Bookspan, host, Fred pgm.); montage; 1:56:50; Source: NPR; Calland, producer. Staff: Fred Calland, producer. 72010217 - 73062410, 74063001 - 77050108 76121901 Classical Music Special: 4th of July Concert at St. Thomas Church. (2 Festival. (1 pgm.); montage; 7:59:00; pgms.); music; 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, host; Fred Calland, producer, host. Andy Trudeau, producer. 74033119, 75042016 85070408 Concert Guitar. (13 + 1 pgms.); music; Classical Music Special: Cincinnati 59:00; Source: KUT, KERA; Staff: Larry Symphony. (1 pgm.); music; 2:30:00; Snitzler, producer. Source: WGUC. 79093005 - 79122304 84022006 music; 1:29:00; Source: NPR. Classical Music Special: Handeliana. 81070505 (4 pgms.); music; 58:55; Source: NPR; Concert of the Week. (184 pgms., weekly); Staff: Andy Trudeau, producer. music; 1:29:00 - 2:29:00; Source: NPR, 85022303 EBU, various; Staff: Fred Calland, host. music; 1:58:56. 72010218 - 75062909 85022304 Congress for a Creative America. (7 music; 1:58:43. pgms.); panel discussion; 59:00; Source: 85022305 NPR; Staff: Robert Montiegel. music; 2:58:42. 77050601 - 77061701 85022306 Contemporary French ... (8 pgms., Collector's Bartok. (1 pgm.); illustrated weekly); illustrated lecture; 39:00- 59:00; lecture; 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Source: ORTF; Staff: Fred Calland, host. Calland, producer. 75020901 - 75033001 81032508

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Contemporary Guitar: Larry Snitzler Downtown Jazz. (13 pgms., weekly); & Timothy Walker. (1 pgm.); music; montage; ca. 59:00; Source: WBFO; Staff: 1:29:00; Source: NPR. John Hunt, host; Steve Rathe, NPR. 79042911 77070301 - 77092501 Contemporary Music Special: Passion Dutch Concert Hall. (26 pgms., weekly) of Simple Simon. (1 pgm.) (opera); (see also Dutch Treat, Amsterdam music; 1:12:15; Source: NPR, WNYC; Concertgebouw, Netherlands Concert Staff: Steve Rathe, NPR producer, Eric Hall); music; ca. 59:00; Source: Radio Salzman, composer. Nederland. 80101204 72010216 - 72062516 Conversation with Aaron Rosand. (1 Dutch Treat: Amsterdam pgm.); illustrated lecture, interview; Concertgebouw/Rotterdam Philhar­ 29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, monic. (13 pgms., weekly) (see also producer. Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Dutch Con­ 74042805 cert Hall, Netherlands Concert Hall); Conversation with Madame Kodaly. ( 1 music; ca. 1:29:00; Source: Radio pgm.); interview; 29:00; Source: WGBH; Nederland; Staff: Fred Calland, host, Participant: Sarolta Kodaly. NPR. 74042804 77070302 - 77092502 Corpus Duende Special: Echoes of the Earplay. (7 4 pgms., weekly) (see also Play­ Spanish Civil War. (1 pgm.); drama; house); drama; ca. 59:00; Source: WHA, 59:00; Source: WQED; Staff: Mary Lou BBC; various others. Finnegan, NPR. 79123007 - 80092806, 81030103 - 82110305 81092701, 82010306 - 82031404 Courage to Create. (1 pgm.); montage; Earplay Special. (6 pgms., consecutive 1:59:00; Source: NPR, CBC; Staff: Tom days); drama; 29:00 (1 pgm. 59:00); Stewart, NPR. Source: WHA; Staff: Carl Schmidt, di­ 78042902 rector. Cowboys and Indians. (1 pgm.); mon­ 80100604 - 80101103 tage; 59:21; Source: KANU; Staff: Jay Earplay Weekday Theatre. (47 pgms., Kernis, NPR producer, Mark Klugman, sometimes consecutive days); drama; host. 29:00; Source: WHA. 77082105 81030303 - 81093003 Dallas Opera. (8 pgms., weekly) (see also Easter Special: Creation. (1 pgm.) (ora­ World of Opera); music; ca. 3:00:00 - torio); music; 2:07:25; Source: NPR; Staff: 5:00:00; Source: NPR. Fred Calland, host; Participant: Antal 82080703 - 82082803, 83061104 - Dorati, conductor. 83070204 72040201 Denver Chamber Orchestra Live. ( 1 EBU Concert. (9 pgms.) (title varies, pgm.); music; 59:00; Source: KCFR, NPR; some labeled Classical Music Special); Staff: Lisa Simione, host. music; 1:32:02 - 1:59:00; Source: EBU. 85110305 73101001, 74031704, 74060204, Diaries. (see Playhouse: Diaries) 74060904, 85042905, 85050605, : Jazz Workshop. (1 85062405, 85072905, 85101005 pgm.); music; 59:45; Source: Tim Owens. Echoes of Christmas (see Performance 76050201 Special: Echoes of Christmas) Doc Savage. (see Playhouse: Doc Savage) Don Quixote. (see Playhouse: Don Quixote I and Don Quixote II)

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Eileen Farrell. (13 pgms., weekly); mu­ Festival of India: Inaugural Concert. sic, interview; 59:00; Source: South Caro­ (1 pgm.); music; 1:43:34; Source: NPR; lina Educational Radio; Staff: Eileen Staff: , host, Andy Farrell, Loonis McGlohon, hosts. Trudeau, producer. 82010310 - 82032807 85061306 Empire Strikes Back (see Playhouse: Festival USA. (55 pgms., weekly); music; Empire Strikes Back) 1:29:00; Source: KPBS, NPR; Staff: MD, EpiphanyinGregorianChant.(lpgm.); NJ, NPR. music; 58:53; Source: KXCV. 72110517 - 73022513, 73093001 - 73121618 74062302 Ethel and Albert. (20 pgms., consecutive Fiesta de la Posada. (1 pgm.); music; days); drama (comedy); 14:30; Source: 58:24; Source: KSJN; Participant: Dave WHA, NPR. Brubeck, composer. 73040201 - 73042702 78121007 European Concert Hall. (26 pgms., First Winter. (1 pgm.); drama (about weekly); music; 1:29:00; Source: South­ Thanksgiving); 42:50; Source: WGBH; west German Radio, various others; Staff: Kathleen Cahill, Ursula Drabik, Staff: Fred Galland, host, NPR. producers. 75062902 - 75122102 78111909 European Organs. (13 pgms., weekly); Five Minute Arts Package. (112 pgms, music; ca. 29:00; Source: WUOM; Staff: weekly broadcast consists of five five­ FR, NPR. minute packages) (see also Arts Infor­ 72010215 - 72032614 mation Package); F. Scott Fitzgerald. (8 pgms., consecu­ arts information; ca. 25:00; Source: NPR. tive); montage; 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: 71100315 - 73040903, 73070202 - Yuri Rasovsky, producer, Andy 74032503 Rosenberg, NPR, Robert Prosky, host. Five Pieces for Listener. (5 pgms); mu­ 79060308 - 79060315 sic; 59:00; Source: WUHY, KAND, NPR; Faces, Mirrors, Masks. (see Playhouse: Staff: Fred Galland, producer. Faces, Mirrors, Masks) : Court Singer. Partici­ Fairy Queen (see Special: Purcell's Fairy pant: Nicolai Gedda, interview. Queen) 72043020 Festival of Nine Lessons & Carols. (2 American in Music. Participant: Aaron pgms.) (2nd program may be a repeat of Copland, interview. the 1st); drama, music; 1:43:20; Source: 72050720 BBC; Participants: King's College Choir. Richard of England. Participant: Ri­ 79122402 chard Rodney Bennett, interview. drama, music; 1:38:52; Source: BBC; 72051420 Participants: King's College Choir. We're Just in Music. Participant: 80122408 Vincent Persichetti, intrview. Festival of American Composers. (5 72052121 pgms., weekly); music; 1:59:00; Source: Musical Voice of One's Own. Partici­ WQED; NPR; Staff: Richard Freed, host. pant: Malcolm Williamson, interview. 82103103 - 82112803 72052821 Festival of American Folklife 1973. (3 Flea Market. (81 pgms., weekly); music pgms.); Source: Smithsonian; (folk music, bluegrass); 1:59:00; Source: Pt. I, Pt. II, Pt. III. WBEZ; Staff: Art Thieme, Larry Rand. 73123010, 74010610, 74011310 84060303 - 85122202

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Flea Market: '85 Fundraiser. (1 pgm.); For Love of Music. (39 pgms., weekly); fundraiser; 1:39:24; Source: WBEZ. illustrated lecture (jazz master classes); 85040206 59:00; Source: WAMU; Participants: Flea Market: Generic Fundraiser. (1 Alan Mandel, speaker, Fred Calland, pgm.); fundraiser; 1:39:24; Source: producer, NPR. WBEZ. 72010302 - 72092502 85040207 Four-fifteen Express (see Performance Flea Market Christmas Special. ( 1 Special: Four-fifteen Express); pgm.); music; 1:59:05; Source: WBEZ. Fourth of July Concert: National Sym­ 84121503 phony Orchestra. (1 pgm.); music; Folger Shakespeare Concert. (1 pgm.); 1:29:00; Source: NPR; Participants: music; 1:59:00; Source: NPR; Partici­ Willard Scott, host; Sarah Caldwell, con­ pants: Folger Consort. ductor. 79042212 80070406 Folk Festival Special: Prairie Home Fourth of July Special: Music Has Al­ Companion. (1 pgm.) (see also Prairie ways Been There (May 23, '72). (1 Home Companion 80012702); variety; pgm.); music; 1:38:24; Source: NPR; 1:59:53; Source: KSJN; Staff: Garrison Staff: Fred Calland, producer. Kiellor, host. 72062503 79021703 Fourth Tower of Inverness. (see Play­ Folk Festival USA. (210 pgms., weekly) house: Fourth Tower of Inverness) (usually periods of one or two months Friedheim Awards Concert. (2 pgms.) per season when some programs were (see also Kennedy Center: Friedheim repeats); music; 58:49 - 1:59:00; Source: Competition); NPR; Staff: Steve Rathe, producer, host. montage; 3:14:00; Source: NPR; Staff: 74063003 - 75071303, 75090703 - , host, Jeth Mill, NPR. 76062002, 76092603 - 77061904, 78091710 77100204 - 78062503, 78100104 - montage; 3:29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: 79062404, 79093003 - 80062207, Igor Kipnis, Rich Capperela, hosts. 80101210 - 80120707 79091607 Folk Festival USA Special: Florida montage; 3:13:41; Source: NPR; Staff: . Sand. (1 pgm.); montage; 29:00; Source: Jorge Mester, host. NPR; Staff: Gamble Rogers, host; 80092801 Deborah Lamberton, producer. Fundraiser: Jazz Modules, Generic. (1 80100503 pgm.); fundraiser; 35:00; Source: NPR. Folk Music & Bernstein. (39 pgms., 84110708 weekly); illustrated lecture; 59:00; Fundraiser Campaign '85: Nashville. Source: KSJR; Staff: Maury Bernstein, (1 pgm.); fundraiser; 59:04; [No Source]. host. 85042706 72100116 - 79092301 Fundraiser Special: Oscar Brand's Folk Music Americana. (13 pgms., Folksong Festival. ( 1 pgm.); fundraiser; weekly); illustrated lecture; 29:00; 1:12:07; Source: WNYC; Staff: Marjorie Source: KANU; Staff: William Schmid, Van Halteren, producer. performer. 85042003 72100111 - 72122413 Fundraiser Special: Late Night Radio: Folk Music Special: Sing Out Benefit Tom Rush & Friends. (1 pgm.) (see Concert. (1 pgm.); music; 4:14:15; also Late Night Radio); fundraiser; Source: NPR; Staff: Steve Rathe, pro­ 2:00:00; Source: WGBH. ducer. 85032808 76020704

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George Shearing Quintet Concert. (1 Handeliana (see Classical Music Special: pgm); music; 2:11:00; Source: NPR; Par­ Handeliana) ticipant: , piano. Handel's Messiah. (1 pgm.) (see also 73081101 Messiah); music; [no timing]; Source: George Winston: A Seasonal Celebra­ WGUC Participants: College Conserva­ tion. (1 pgm.); music; 1:26:00; Source: tory of Music. WKSU; Participant: George Winston, 72121717 piano. Happiness. (see Playhouse: Happiness) 84122007 Harry Crews. (1 pgm.); interview; 57:25; Goon Show. (52 pgms., weekly); drama Source: NPR; Participants: N oahAdams, (comedy); 29:00; Source: BBC. producer, interviewer; Harry Crews, 75110306 - 77042503 interviewee. Got the Blues. (11 pgms., weekly); illus­ 79061011 trated lecture; ca. 59:00; Source: WGSU, Harvard Square (30 pgms., 3 pgms. per NPR; Staff: John A. Davlin, host. week); drama; ca. 47:00; Source: WBUR 71071810 - 71092610 Staff: Steve Schlow, writer. Gothic Symphony from . ( 1 72100114 - 72120314 pgm.); music (Havergal Brian, com­ Hitch-hiker's Guide. (12 pgms., weekly); poser); 2:28:51; Source: BBC; Partici­ drama; 29:00; Source: BBC Staff: Dou­ pants: London Symphony Orchestra; Ole glas Adams, writer. Schmidt, conductor. 81030605 - 81052203 80052508 Hoagy Carmichael: Stardust Road: Gramophone Yesteryear. (13 pgms., Hoagy Carmichael Jubilee (1 pgm.); weekly); illustrated lecture; 29:00; music; 1:58:40; Source: South Carolina Source: WIAA. Educational Radio; NPR; Staff: Bob 73123708 - 74032408 Crosby, host. Grand Ole Opry 50th. (1 pgm.); music; 79111808 3:21:49;Source:WPLN,NPR;Staff:Steve Holiday Pageant. ( 1 pgm.); music, drama; Rathe, producer, NPR. 1:55:05; Source: FRSE. 75101804 78121008 Grand Piano. (84 pgms., weekly, 1 quar­ Holmes & McGriff Concert: Groove ter per yr.); music; ca. 1:59:00; Source: Holmes and Jimmy McGriff Con­ NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, producer. cert. (1 pgm.); music; 2:21:12; Source: 78010106 - 83052203 NPR; Staff: Robert Bailey. Guitar Noteboook. (13 pgms., weekly); 73081801 montage (music, interview); ca. 14:00; Horowitz at the White House. (1 pgm.); Source: NPR; Staff: Larry Snitzler, host. music; 1:22:05; Source: NPR; Staff: Fred 78040207 - 78062506 Calland, producer. Halloween Special (2 pgms.) 78022610 Dracula. drama; 1:29:00; Source: Na­ Howard Hanson Memorial Concert. ( 1 tional Radio Theatre of Chicago; Staff: pgm.); music; 1:50:57; Source: NPR; Yuri Rasofsky, producer. Staff: Fred Calland, producer. 80102806 81102805 Three Tales by Poe. drama; 55:00; Howard Hanson: A Portrait. (1 pgm.); Source: National Radio Theatre of Chi­ montage (music, interview); 59:00; cago; Staff: Yuri Rasofsky, producer Source: NPR; Staff: Andy Trudeau, pro­ 80102807 ducer. Hail to the Chief. (see Performance Spe­ 81102501 cial: Hail to the Chief)

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I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again. (52 JazzAliveNewYears. 7:23:45;Source: pgms., weekly); drama (comedy); 29:00; NPR. Source: BBC. 79123107 74063004 - 75062206 Jazz Alive from Newport: Toshiko Inaugural Concert by MN [] Akiyoshi at Carnegie Hall. 2:47:11; Orchestra. (1 pgm.); music; 2:42:25; Source: NPR; Participant: Toshiko Source: KSJN Staff: Robert Bailey. Akiyoshi, piano. 74102103 80070205 Symphony. (43 pgms., Jazz Alive from Chicago: Chicago weekly); music; ca. 1:59:00; Source: NPR. Jazz Festival. (2 pgms.); ca. 4:29:00; 79093006 - 79122305, 81010402 - Source: NPR. 81032903, 82010305 - 82032803, 80082906 - 80083003 82120503 - 82122603 Chicago Jazz Festival. 4:58:55; Source: Instrumental Odyssey. (11 pgms., NPR. weekly); illustrated lecture; 59:00; 80083101 Source: WRFM; NPR. ThanksgivingSpecial.1:59:00; Source: 71071811 - 71092611 NPR; Staff: Tim Owens, producer; BF. International Concert Hall. (187 pgms., 80112703 weekly); music; ca. 1:59:00; Source: Jazz Alive New Year's Eve. 7:45:; RIAS, SBC, others; Staff: Fred Calland, Source: NPR. host, NPR. 80123106 75122804 - 76053004, 76100303 - 1980. (3 77062702, 77100203 - 80032301 pgms.); ca. 3:59:00; Source: NPR. Jack Flanders (see Playhouse: Jack 81021403 - 81021606 Flanders and Jack Flanders: Moon over Chicago Jazz Festival, 3rd Annual. Morocco) 5:47:55; Source: NPR; Staff: Billy Tay­ Jazz Alive. (219 pgms., weekly, a hiatus lor, host. during the summer, many repeats 1980- 81090504 1983; 83110502 - 83121703 are re-edited Portrait of Jazz City ... Los Angeles. versions of earlier programs); music; (3 pgms.); ca. 2:59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: 1:29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Steve Rathe, Billy Taylor, host. Tim Owens, producers; Billy Taylor, 81112705 - 81112903 Michael Cuscuna, Paul Anthony, A.B. Jazz Alive New Year's Special. Spellman, hosts. 7:32:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Steve Rathe, 77050107 - 83121703 producer. Jazz Alive Special. 81123106 New Year's Eve Live Broadcast. Kool Jazz Festival. 2:55:00; Source: 5:59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Tim Owens, NPR. producer. 82070303 77123103 Jazz Alive 5th Anniversary. 3:57:43; Newport Jazz Festival. 2:54:34; Source: NPR Staff: Billy Taylor, Ben Source: NPR; Staff: Billy Taylor, host. Sidran, hosts. 78063006 82100203 Jazz Alive New Years. ca. 8:00:00; New Year's Eve Special. 7:11:36; Source: NPR. Source: NPR. 78123111 - 78123113 82123104 Newport Jazz Festival. 2:25:08; Source: NPR; Staff: Billy Taylor, host. 79062411

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Celebration of Eubie Blake. 29:00; Ken Nordine's . (65 pgms., Source: NPR; Staff: Thurston Briscoe, weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: Ken producer; Participant: Eubie Blake, in­ Nordine. terview, piano. 81100703 - 82063003, 83010504 - 83021608 83062903 Alec Wilder: Songs for My Friends. Kennedy Center: Friedheim Competi­ 1:02:54; Source: NPR; Staff: Loonis tion [1980] (see Friedheim Awards Con­ McGlohon, Ben Sidran, hosts. cert) 83040106 Kennedy Center Concerts. (13 pgms., Jazz America New Year's Eve. (1 pgm.); weekly) (see also Music from Washing­ music; 7:59:00; Source: WBGO, WBEZ, ton); music; 1:59:00; Source: WETA; KLON,NPR. Staff: Martin Goldsmith, host. 83123103 84122604 - 85032004 Jazz Beat from Berkley. (13 pgms., King oflnstruments. ( 13 pgms., weekly); weekly); music; 1:29:00; Source: BERK. illustrated lecture; 29:00; Source: KSJN. 84122505 - 85031905 74033109 - 74062309 Jazz International. (18 pgms., weekly); Kurt Herbert Adler, Maestro! (see Per­ music, illustrated lecture; 29:00; Source: formance Special: Kurt Herbert Adler, EBU, WITF; Staff: Norman J. O'Connor, Maestro!) host. L.A. Philharmonic. (see Los Angeles 71100318 - 71121914, 73021108 - Philharmonic) 73031809 Lady Be Good. (1 pgm.); music, illus­ Jazz Performance Series. (6 pgms., trated lecture (musical performance and weekly); music; 1:29:00; Source: NPR. companion piece); 1:28:43; Source: NPR 75042601 - 75053101 Staff: Thomas Z. Shepard, producer. Jazz Revisited. (624 pgms., 1st 155 78052109 weekly with no interruptions); illustrated Late Nite Radio: Tom Rush & Friends. lecture; 29:00; Source: WUOM; Staff: (1 pgm.); music; 1:29:00; Source: WGBH; Hazen Schumacher, host. Staff: Dick Pleasants, producer. 71071113 - 83070202 84111507 Jazz Revisited Special: Legacy of the Letter. (4 pgms., consecu­ Retrospective. (1 pgm.); illustrated tive days); montage; 29:00; Source: lecture; 29:00; Source: WUOM. WGBH. 74052616 79032702 Jazz Summit. (13 pgms., weekly); music; Let the Peoples Sing. (29 pgms., weekly); 59:00 [No Source]. music (chorus); 29:00; Source: BBC; EBU; 85062606 - 85091805 Staff: Fred Calland, NPR. Jazz-a-thon: Generic Fundraiser. (1 73123003 - 74070704 pgm.); fundraiser; 3:18:30; Source: Listen. (1 pgm.); story 31:48; Source: WBGO; Staff: Rhonda Hamilton, host. BBX[?]; Writer: Robert Creely. 85042610 74022415 Joe Frank. (see Playhouse: Joe Frank) Live Jazz Concert from BN [Boston]: Joy Boys. (2 pgms.); drama (comedy); Jeremy Steig & . (1 29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Robert pgm.); music; 3:22:49; Source: WBUR; Montiegel, producer; Willard Scott, Ed NPR Staff: Robert Malesky, producer, Walker, actors. NPR. Masterpuss Theater 74030202 73110503 Lord of the Rings (see Playhouse: Lord of As the Worm Turns the Rings) 74022202

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Lord Peter Wimsey (see Playhouse: Lord Memorial to Jennie Tourel (see Spe­ Peter Wimsey) cial: Memorial to Jennie Tourel) Los Angeles Orchestra. (1 pgm.); music; Memphis Music Heritage Festival. (1 1:48:20; Source: KUSC; Staff: Jeth Mill, pgm.); montage (music, interview); NPR; , conductor. 2:59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Steve Rathe. 78102605 77090301 . (74 pgms., Messiah. (1 pgm.); music; 3:31:45; Source: weekly) (originally titled LA Philhar­ WNYC; NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, pro­ monic); music; 1:59:00; Source: KUSC. ducer; Participants: Musica Sacra Cho­ 79040107 - 79092305, 80020305 - rus & Orchestra; Richard Westenberg, 80062202, 80102309, 81010403 - conductor. 81062807 79121905 Magic Flute. (1 pgm.); music; 4:15:00; Messiah. (1 pgm.); music; 2:22:38; Source: Source: WGBH; ORF; Participants: WBUR; Staff: Peter Storkerson, pro­ Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. ducer; Participants: Banchetto Musicale. 79081909 85121306 Maria Stuarda Commentary. (1 pgm.); Messiah · in German Language. ( 1 lecture; 44:00 Participant: pgm.); music; 2:30:02; Source: FBC[?]; 71121603 Participants: Berlin Radio Symphony; Marian McPartland (title varies). (74 Helmut Koch, conductor. pgms., weekly) 73121617 montage (music, interview); 59:00; Auditions. (16? Source: South Carolina Educational pgms., yearly) (includes some winners' Radio; Staff: Marian McPartland, host. concerts); music; 59:00 - 3:29:00; Source: 79040101 - 79062401, 80100511 - NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, RB, others. 80122804, 82040406 - 82062706, 73032515, 74032416, 75041309, 83100803 - 83123102, 84092609 - 76032807' 76040409, 77031802, 84121906, 85041707 - 85061907 77032008, 77032009, 77032302, Marine Band Christmas Concert. (1 78040909, 78041202, 79040811, pgm.); music; 58:16; Source: U.S. Ma­ 79041101, 80032308, 81040503, rine Band; Staff: John Bourgeois, con­ 83041006, 84040102, 85041403 ductor, host. Midnight. (see Playhouse: Midnight) 85121607 Midsummer Night's Dream. (1 pgm.); Markheim. (see Playhouse: Markheim) drama; 59:00; Source: KOAP; Partici­ Masterpiece Radio. (53 pgms., weekly); pants: Garry Moore, Mary Kay Dawn, drama; 59:00; Source: BBC. Tom Donaldson. 79050501 - 80051701 74021901 Max Reger Centenary Concert. ( 1 Mist, The: The Mist + Making of The pgm.); music; 1:59:20; Source: NPR; Mist. (1 pgm.); drama; 1:28:28; Source: Staff: Fred Calland, producer. ZBS; Staff: Tom Lopez, producer. 73121616 84103109 Mbari-mbayo. (13 pgms., weekly); mon­ Mister Rogers. (2 pgms.); drama (for tage; 59:00; Source: WFCR; Staff: Godwin children); 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Oyewole, host. Keith Talbot, producer; Participants: 77100201 - 77122501 , Van Cliburn (2nd pgm.). McGraw Hill's Young Artists Show­ 79092203, 79092309 case. (25 pgms., weekly) (see also Young Modern Jazz Quartet Concert. ( 1 pgm.); Artists Showcase); music; 59:00; [No music; 2:15:40 [No Source] Staff: Robert Source]. Bailey, producer, NPR. 85062706 - 85121503 73072803

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Modular Arts Service. (a collection of music; 2:00:00; Source: WFCR; Music modules fed once a week); magazine Mountain; Staff: Fred Calland, NPR (modules); 19:50 - 57:14; Source: NPR; producer. Staff: Robert Malesky, Fred Calland. 75061502 72090401 - 79123103 Music of the Black Church. (13 pgms., Montreux Jazz Festival. (21 pgms., weekly); music; 59:00; Source: WDET; weekly); music; ca. 59:00; Source: EBU; Staff: Percy Moore, host. WITF. 78123101 - 79032501 72010214 - 72030515 Music of Henry Brant. (1 pgm.); mon­ music; ca. 29:00; Source: EBU; WITF. tage; 58:13; Source: KANU; Participant: 73040113 - 73062414 Henry Brant, composer, speaker. Mountain Boys Concert: Ralph Stanley 78121701 & the Clinch Mt. Boys. (1 pgm.); mu­ Music of . (2 pgms.); mon­ sic; 2:04:45; Source: NPR; Staff: Robert tage; ca. 59:00; Source: KANU; Partici­ Montiegel, producer. pants: Henry Cowell, speaker; Sidney 74031021 Rob Cowell, interview. Music from Europe. (92 pgms., weekly); 78120301, 78121001 music; 1:59:00; Source: WPBH; NPR; Musica da Camera. (13 pgms., weekly); Staff: Bill Henry, host. music; 1:29:00 - 1:59:00; Source: WGBH. 83100705 - 83123004, 84010604 - 78040206 - 78062505 85122503 Musical Offering. (13 + 2 pgms., weekly); Music from Rochester. (156 pgms., music; 1:59:00; Source: WBUR; Staff: weekly); illustrated lecture; ca. 59:00 - Mark Schilling, host; Peter Storkerson, 1:59:00; Source: XRXC or XCOR; producer. Eastman School ofMusic; Staff: Priscilla 84122706 - 85032106, 85122704 - Drucker, host. 85122903 71070411 - 74062315 My Word. (52 pgms., weekly); panel dis­ Music from Washington. (ca. 62 pgms., cussion (humorous game show); 29:00; weekly) (see also Kennedy Center Con­ Source: BBC. certs); music; 1:59:00; Source: WETA; 80050503 - 82032908 Staff: Martin Goldsmith, host. Nathaniel Hawthorne. (17 pgms., daily); 84010405 - 85010204, 85061904, reading 29:00; Source: WGBH. 85092504 - 85122404 79040206 - 79042504 Music from Washington: '85 Nathaniel Rosen Special. (1 pgm.); Fundraiser. (1 pgm.); fundraiser; music; 1:51:25; Source: WUNY; Staff: 1:40:00; Source: WETA. Walter Shepard, host; Participants: 85032710 Nathaniel Rosen, cello; Pittsburgh Sym­ Music from Washington: Generic phony Orchestra; Sergiu Commissiona, Fundraiser. (1 pgm.); fundraiser; conductor. 1:40:00; Source: WETA. 78071607 85032711 Netherlands Concert Hall. (2 series, 13 Music in the Black Church (see Perfor­ pgms. each, weekly)(see also Amsterdam mance Special: Music in the Black Concertgebouw, Dutch Concert Hall, Church) Dutch Treat); music; 1:59:00; Source: Music Mountain. (12 pgms., weekly); Radio Netherlands. music; 1:29:00; Source: WFCR; Music 78070203 - 79092304 Mountain; Staff: Fred Calland, NPR producer. 75033003

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New England Conservatory Concerts. NPR Christmas: U.S. Coast Guard (13 pgms., weekly); illustrated lecture; Band. (1 pgm.); music; 1:27:00; Source: 1:29:00; Source: New England Conser­ WPKT; Staff: Bill Henry, host. vatory. 84121307 73040112 - 73062412 NPR Playhouse: Markheim (see Play­ New Leviathan Oriental Fox Trot Or­ house Special: Markheim) chestra. (1 pgm.); illustrated lecture; NPR Theater. (2 pgms.); feed of8 dramas 29:05; Source: WWNO. 3:57:47; Source: EAR. 74030305 74050104 New Music. (13 pgms., weekly); music; feed of 4 dramas; 3:57:42; Source: EAR. 1:29:00 - 1:59:00; Source: NPR; various; 74060405 Staff: Rich Capperela, host. NPR World of Opera (see World of Op­ 79040106 - 79062406 era) New Sounds USA. (2 pgms.); music; NRT Sampler. (see Playhouse: NRT Sam­ 3:59:00; Source: WNYC; NPR; Staff: pler (National Radio Theatre of Chicago) Steve Rathe, producer, Alan Rich, Nancy O'Neill and the Sea. (1 pgm.); montage; Shear, hosts. 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Andy 83101503, 83102203 Rosenberg, producer; About: Eugene New Swingle Singers Christmas Pro­ O'Neill. gram (see Performance Special: New 80101303 Swingle Singers Christmas Program) Of Thee I Sing. (1 pgm.); music; 1:59:00; Newport Jazz Festival. (see Jazz Alive Source: National Radio Theatre of Chi­ Special) cago; Staff: Yuri Razofsky, producer. Nightfall. (39 pgms., weekly); drama; 84101606 29:00; Source: CBC; Staff: Luther Kranst, Off the Wall. (4 pgms.); illustrated lec­ producer. ture, commentary; ca. 59:00; Source: 81100203 - 82062503 WUHY; Staff: Daniel Lusk, host. No School Today. (13 pgms., weekly); 81070908, 81091408, 81092907, montage; ca. 46:00; Source: JAP; NPR. 81111005 71070406 - 71092607 One People, Many Voices. (2 pgms.); Note to You. (80 pgms., weekly); illus­ music; 1:57:30; Source: Toucan/Murray trated lecture; 59:00; Source: WGBH; Street Enterprises; National Founda­ Staff: Roland Nadeau. tion for Jewish Culture; Staff: Theodore 84070505 - 851226?? Bikel, host, Steve Rathe, producer. Note to You: '85 Fundraiser. (1 pgm.); 85091109, 85112507 fundraiser; 41:08; Source: WGBH; Staff: Opera Special: La Scala. (2 pgms.); Ethel Ryerson, producer. Cenerentola. music; 2:48:18; Source: 85040309 NPR; Staff: Fred Calland. Note to You: Generic Fundraiser. (1 76112004 pgm.); fundraiser; 40:56; Source: WGBH; Simon Boccanegra. music; 2:48:20; Staff: Ethel Ryerson, producer. Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Calland 85040310 76112704 Note to You Special: War. (1 pgm.)(origi­ Opera Special: Don Carlos. (1 pgm.); nally produced in 1978); montage; 52:59; music; 4:16:17; Source: BBC; EBU; Par­ Source: WGBH; Staff: Ethel Ryerson, ticipants: BBC Concert Orchestra; John producer; Roland Nadeau, host. Matheson, conductor. 84110807 73061015 Now Is Come the Joyful'st Feast (see Opera Theatre Specials. (9 pgms.); Performance Special: Now Is Come the 1:59:00 - 3:29:00. Joyful'st Feast)

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Tassilone. Source: NPR; Participants: Oregon Bach Festival: Generic Andrew Foldi, Jan Degaetani. Fundraiser.(lpgm.);fundraiser;53:41; 74100612 Source: KWAX. Damnation of Faust. Source: WGUC; 85040907 Participants: Regine Crespin; Cincin­ ORTF Opera: Padmavati by Roussel. nati Symphony Orchestra; , (1 pgm.); music; 1:44:31; Source: ORTF; conductor. Staff: Fred Calland, NPR. 74100613 71122620 Lohengren. Source: WGUC; Partici­ Othello. (1 pgm.); drama; 59:00; Source: pants: John Alexander; Cincinnati Sym­ KOAP; Participants: Ernie Stewart, phony; James Levine, conductor. Arnold Hummasti, Garry Moore. 74100614 74021801 Manon (English). Source: NPR; Par­ OTI International Song Festival. (1 ticipants: Catherine Malfitano, pgm.); montage; 1:59:00; Source: NPR; Alexander Olivier; Lawrence Foster, con­ Staff: Jose McMurray, host; Roland ductor. Massa-Ferreira, MC. 74100615 83103002 El Capitan. Source: KSJN; NEAR; Par­ Our Front Porch. (47 pgms., biweekly, ticipants: Emma Small, Vern Sutton; irregular); music; 59:00; Source: WCMU; William Huckaby, conductor. Staff: John Sheffler, host; Jeth Mill, 74100616 NPR. Tender Land. Source: KANU; Partici­ 84100206 - 85122007 pants: Rebecca Hayes, Patrick Neve; Our Front Porch Fundraiser Special. Bruce McKinney, conductor. (1 pgm.); fundraiser; 37:27; [No Source]. 74100617 85041914 Transformations. Source: KSJN; Owen Wingrave. (1 pgm.); music; 1:45:50; NEAR; Participants: Conrad Susa, com­ Source: BBC; NPR; Staff: John Amis, poser; Barbara Brandt; Philip Brunelle, host; Participants: Benjamin Luxon, conductor. Sylvia Fisher. 74100618 71070412 Newest Opera in the World. Source: Padmavati (see ORTF Opera: Padmavati) KSJN; NEAR; Participants: H. Wesley Parade of American Music. (47 pgms., Balk, composer; Vern Sutton, Ellen weekly) (5 gaps where repeats were Vincent; Philip Brunelle, conductor. broadcast); music; 59:00; Source: VOA; 74100619 Staff: Jeth Mill, Fred Calland, Andy Wrestler: A Music Drama in One Trudeau, NPR. Act. Source: ESM; NPR; Participants: 76100308 - 77090101 Samuel Adler, composer; Tamie De Passover Special: To Freedom. (1 pgm.); Paola, et al. music; 57:10; Source: WXXI; Staff: John 74100620 Proffitt, producer. Oregon Bach Festival. (10 pgms., 85032709 weekly); music; 59:00; Source: KWAX; : A Gentle Man and His Staff: Robert McBride, host. Music. (1 pgm.); documentary 1:53:24; 85032605 - 85052804 Source: WHRO; Staff: Joel Seguine, host; Oregon Bach Festival: '85 Fundraiser. Steve Rathe, NPR. (1 pgm.); fundraiser; 53:54; Source: 79110107 KWAX. 85040906

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Performance Fund.raisers. (4 pgms.); Performance Special: New Swingle fundraiser; Source: NPR. Singers Christmas Program. ( 1 pgm.); Drama Fundraising Modules. 28:4 7 music; 54:26; Source: MPR; Participant: Staff: Don Lee Ward Swingle, conductor. 83072807 81122407 Classical Music Fund.raising Mod­ Performance Special: & ules. 58:34 Staff: Don Lee Ario Guthrie at Wolftrap. 83072805 [short version]; music; 1:47 :02; Source: Jazz Fundraising Modules. 58:44 NPR; Staff: Mary Cliff, host; Andy Staff: Ben Sidran, producer Trudeau, producer. 83072806 85082605 Classical/Drama. 59:00 [long version: includes "Alice's Res­ 84100205 taurant"]; Source: NPR; Staff: Mary Performance Special: Ariodante. (1 Cliff, host, Andy Trudeau, producer. pgm.); music; 3:22:57; Source: South 85082805 Carolina Educational Radio; Staff: Mar­ Pete Seeger & Ario Guthrie at Wolftrap tin Bookspan, host; Composer: Handel; (see immediately above) Participants: Concert Royal Baroque Memorial Concert. (1 pgm.); Orchestra; James Richman, conductor. music, talk 2:29:53; Source: NPR. 85060903 76061203 Performance Special: Echoes of Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. (43 Christmas. (1 pgm.); music; 1:57:13; pgms., weekly); music; 1:29:00 - 1:59:00; Source: MPR; Staff: Brian Newhouse, Source: WQED. host; Participants: Dale W arland Sing­ 82100303 - 82102403, 83100202 - ers, Elmer Iseler Singers. 83122604, 84100104 - 85032504 83122305 Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Performance Special: Four-fifteen Fundraiser Special. (1 pgm.); Express. (1 pgm.); drama; 59:00; Source: fundraiser; 1:29:38; Source: NPR; Staff: WNYC. Andy Trudeau, producer. 74102201 85092707 Performance Special: Hail to the Chief. Playhouse. (1 pgm.); music; 58:56; Source: U.S. Escape: The Last of the Bad Men. Marine Band; NPR; Participant: U.S. 29:00; Source: BBC; Writer: Margaret Marine Band. Potter. 85123105 81082403 Performance Special: Kurt Herbert Escape: Petticoat Ruse. 29:00; Source: Adler, Maestro! (1 pgm.); montage; BBC; Writer: Margaret Potter. 29:00; Source: KQED; Deborah 81083105 Lamberton, NPR producer. Where Are They Now? 29:00; Source: 81112806 BBC; Writer: Tom Stoppard. Performance Special: Music in the 81100103 Black Church. (1 pgm.); music; 29:00; Rite of Passage. 59:00; Source: WHA; Source: WDET; Staff: Percy Moore, pro­ Writer: James Pendleton. ducer. 81100403 81122408 Water Engine. 59:00; Source: WHA; Performance Special: Now Is Come Writer: David Mamet. the Joyful'st Feast. (1 pgm.); montage; 81101101 1:06:06; Source: WOSU; Participant: Christmas at Dingley Dell. 27:01; Paul Dorgan, et al. Source: BBC; Writer: Charles Dickens. 81122406 81121407

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Tis the Season. 59:00; Source: WHA, Playhouse: Don Quixote I. (6 pgms., NPR; Writer: Jeff Sweet. weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: Globe 81122009 Radio Repertory Inc. First Nowell. montage; 29:00; Source: 85010103 - 85020503 BBC; Composer: Ralph Vaughan Wil­ Playhouse: Don Quixote II. (1 pgm.); liams. drama; 29:00; Source: Globe Radio Rep­ 81122103 ertory Inc. [weekly broadcast with various 85123005 titles, authors]; Source: BBC. Playhouse: Empire Strikes Back. (10 82040404 - 82062704 pgms., weekly) (see also Playhouse: Star Playhouse: Americans All. (26 pgms., Wars); drama; 29:00; Source: KUSC; weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: , director; , Staff: Himan Brown, writer. sound design; , writer. 84110106 - 85042105 83021405 - 83041805 Playhouse: BARD [i.e. Bay Area Radio Playhouse: Faces, Mirrors, Masks. (12 Drama]. (7 pgms.); drama; 29:00; pgms., weekly); montage; 29:00; Source: Source: Erik Bauersfeld. NPR, various others. 85051406 - 85062505 84061203 - 84082803 Playhouse: Bradbury 13. (13 pgms., Playhouse: Fourth Tower oflnverness. weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: KBYU; ( 13 pgms., weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: Staff: Paul Frie, host; Writer: Ray ZBS. Bradbury. 82040603 - 82062903 84040204 - 84062505 Playhouse: Happiness. (5 pgms., Playhouse: Cabinet of Dr. Fritz. (13 weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: WHA; pgms., weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: Writers: Anne Leaton, Don Voegeli. ZBS. 84011704 - 84021407 84100203 - 84122503 Playhouse: Jack Flanders. (10 pgms., Playhouse: The Campaign Game. (1 weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: ZBS. pgm.); drama; 29:00; Source: ERTR; 82012603 - 82033003 Writers: Gregory Miller, Tucker Par­ Playhouse: Jack Flanders: Moon Over sons. Morocco. (13 pgms., weekly); drama; 84092503 29:00; Source: ZBS. Playhouse: Canticle for Leibowitz. (15 83010704 - 83040104 pgms., weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: Playhouse: Joe Frank. (8 pgms.); drama; WHA; Staff: Karl Schmidt, director, 29:00; Source: Joe Frank. Walter Miller, Jr., writer; John Reeves, 83040506 - 83042904, 84022804, adaptor. 84032704 82111105 - 82122305 Playhouse: Lord of the Rings. (26 pgms., Playhouse Special: Charlie Sent Me. (1 2 per week); drama; 29:00; Source: BBC. pgm.); drama; 1:23:09; [No Source]. 81100603 - 81123103 84090305 Playhouse: Lord Peter Wimsey. (34 Playhouse: Diaries. (6 pgms.); drama; pgms., weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: 29:00; Source: WITF. BBC; Writer: Dorothy Sayers. 85070906 - 85081304 82010703 - 82070103, 84040408 - Playhouse: Doc Savage. (13 pgms., 84112105 weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: Variety Playhouse: Midnight. (13 pgms., weekly); Arts Radio Theatre; Roger Rittner Pro­ drama; 29:00; Source: Variety Arts Ra­ ductions. dio Theatre; Staff: Roger Rittner, pro­ 85093006 - 85122306 ducer. 82070603 - 82092802

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Playhouse: The Mist + Making of The Playhouse Special: Markheim. ( 1 pgm.); Mist. (2 pgms. on 1 reel); drama; 1:28:28; drama; 29:00; Source: BBC; Writer: Rob­ Source: ZBS; Staff: Tom Lopez, producer. ert Stevenson. 84103109 81122803 Playhouse: NRT Sampler. (4 pgms.); Poet Speaks. (13 pgms., weekly); inter­ drama; 29:00; Source: National Radio view; 29:00; Source: WGBH; Staff: Theatre ofChicago; Staff: Yuri Rasovsky, Herbert Kenny, host. producer. 72040217 - 72062519 85082004 - 85091004 Prairie Home Companion. (see Folk Playhouse: Price of Silence. (9 pgms., Festival Special: Prairie Home Compan­ weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: BBC; ion) Writer: Stephen Barlay. Price of Silence. (see Playhouse: House 83050306 - 83062803 of Silence) Playhouse: Real Scotch Malt. (1 pgm.); Purcell's Fairy Queen. (see Special: drama; 29:00; Source: WHA Drama Cen­ Purcell's Fairy Queen) ter; Karl Schmidt. Quartessence. (13 pgms., weekly); mu­ 85123006 sic; ca. 1:59:00; Source: various; Staff: Playhouse: Ruby. (13 pgms., weekly); Claus Adam, commentator; Fred drama; 29:00; Source: ZBS. Calland, Kaaren Hushagen, NPR. 85093005 - 85122305 80033002 - 80062203 Playhouse: Secret Garden. (8 pgms., Quartessence II. (13 pgms., weekly); weekly); drama; 29:00; Source: WHA music; ca. 1:59:00; Source: various; Staff: Drama Center; Writer: Frances H. Claus Adam, commentator; Fred Burnett. Calland, Kaaren Hushagen, NPR. 83080903 - 83092703 82100304 - 82122604 Playhouse: Situation Room. (1 pgm.); Queen Elizabeth International Music drama; 22:46; Source: ERTR; Writers: Competition. (4 pgms., consecutive Gregory Miller, Tucker Parsons. days); music (violin competition) 1:14:30 83070503 - 2:51:45; Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Playhouse: Star Wars. ( 13 pgms., weekly) Calland, Robert Malesky, producer. (see also Star Wars: The Making of Star 80060204 - 80060504 Wars); drama; 29:00; Source: KUSC, Question of Place. (13 pgms., weekly); NPR; Staff: John Madden, director, Brian montage; 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Daley, writer. Robert Montiegel, John Madden, pro­ 81030206 - 81052503 ducers. Playhouse: Story of Crazy Nora. (2 80100205 - 80122506 pgms.); drama; 29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Radio Free Dodo Pilot: 3 Episodes. ( 1 Reid Stevens, producer. pgm.); drama (children's drama); 1:28:35; 83061004 - 83061705 Source: South Carolina Educational Playhouse: War in Heaven. (1 pgm.); Radio; NPR; Staff: Keith Talbot, NPR. drama; 29:00; Source: WBAI; Staff: Rick 83051108 Harris, producer; Writer: Sam Shepard. Radio Net (manipulated whistles). (1 85070206 pgm.); music; 1:59:00; Source: NHSM; Playhouse: Willa Cather: Look of Re­ Staff: Steve Rathe, NPR. membrance. (3 pgms., weekly); 29:00; 77010208 Source: NPR. 83050604 - 83052004

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Radiovisions (various titles). (15 pgms., San Francisco Opera (various titles). weekly); montage, illustrated lecture; (68 pgms., weekly) (some not received by 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Gunther LC); music 2:29:00 - 4:29:00; Source: San Schuller, host; Steve Rathe, producer, Francisco Opera; Staff: Fred Calland, NPR; Participants: Henry Cowell, Ni­ NPR. cholas Slonimsky, Lou Harrison, Aaron 77100907 - 77121106, 78101507 - Copland. 78121705, 79093007 - 79122306, 81092204 - 82010301 80092608 - 80120509, 81091203 - Ralph Vaughan Williams: A Musical 81112804, 82090304 - 82112605 Biography. (1 pgm.); illustrated lec­ San Francisco Opera Auditions, 20th ture; 1:59:23; Source: WITF; Staff: Anniversary. (1 pgm.); music; 59:00; Michael Kennedy, host. Source: NPR; Staff: Robert Bailey, pro­ 72100817 . ducer. Real Scotch Malt. (see Playhouse: Real 74062346 Scotch Malt) Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival. (14 Recital Hall. (321 pgms., weekly); music; + 13 + 1 pgms.); music; ca. 1:59:00; ca. 1:59:00; Source: NPR; various sta­ Source: KUOW; NPR; Staff: Laura tions, etc.; Staff: Fred Calland, host. Walker, producer; Fred Calland, host. 75062903 - 80062904, 80100509 - 84010304 - 84040303, 85010105 - 82032806 85031904, 85122904 Renaissance Christmas. (1 pgm.); mu­ Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival sic; 1:10:54; Source: WGBH; Partici­ Fundraiser Special. (1 pgm.); pants: Boston Camerata; Joel Cohen, fundraiser; 48:38; Source: NPR. conductor. 84092806 80122305 from Rosy's. (1 pgm.); Road Not Taken (various titles). (21 music; 1:29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Tim pgms., weekly); commentary; 29:00; Owens, producer. Source: WGUC. 78053105 73123011 - 74051911 Saul & David. (1 pgm.); music (opera); Robinson Crusoe. ( 1 pgm.); drama; 30:00; 2:34:00; Source: EBU; Staff: Fred Source: NPR; Staff: Robert Bailey. Calland, producer; Composer: Carl 75042007 Nielsen; Participant: J ascha Horenstein, Rockefeller Foundation Competition. conductor. (2 pgms.); music; 5:36:16; Source: NPR; 72042503 Staff: Kaaren Hushagen. Secret Garden. (see Playhouse: Secret 79091505 Garden) music; 5:56:15; Source: NPR; Staff: Segovia White House Concert. (1 pgm.); Kaaren Hushagen. music; 56:00; Source: NPR; Participant: 80092703 Andres Segovia. Ruby. (see Playhouse: Ruby) 79031110 Saint Matthew Passion. (1 pgm.); mu­ Segovia! (13 pgms., weekly); montage sic; 3:33:28; Source: WGBH; Partici­ (music, interview); 59:00; Source: NPR; pants: Handel and Haydn Society; Tho­ Staff: Larry Snitzler, producer; Oscar mas Dunn, conductor. Brand, host; Participant: Andres Segovia, 79041307 interviewee, performer. Saint Patrick Was a Gentleman. (1 83040507 - 83062804 pgm.); music; 2:29:00; Source: WUHY. Shakespeare Digest. (3 pgms.) 80031611 Twelfth Night & Richard II. drama; 59:00; Source: WHA. 80022003

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Henry IV, Pts. 1 & 2. drama; 59:00; Smithsonian Folk Festival. (2 pgms.); Source: WHA. music (annual American Folklife Festi­ 80031704 val); 9:59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Oscar HenryV &TheTempest.drama;59:00; Brand, host; Steve Rathe, producer. Source: WHA. 74071301, 74071407 80044106 Sol Huroc Funeral Service. (1 pgm.); Shakespeare: Dream & the Nightmare. 28:07; Source: WNYC; NPR. (1 pgm.); drama; 29:00; Source: NPR. 74030807 80050603 Sonatas of D. Scarlatti. (13 pgms., Shakespeare in America. (3 pgms., con­ weekly); music; 59:00; Source: EBU; secutive days); speech; 29:00; Source: Radio France; Staff: Fred Calland, NPR NPR. host; Participant: Scott Ross, harpsi­ 77041903 - 77042103 chord. Shakespeare: Modules. (11 pgms., 2 per 85100604 - 85122902 week); interview; 29:00; Source: NPR; Songs Jumping in My Mouth. (13 pgms., Staff: Peter Hamlin, producer). weekly); drama, music; 29:00; Source: 79020601 - 79031301 WETA. Shakespeare: Portrait. (4 pgms., con­ 84010407 - 84032804 secutive); drama; 29:00; Source: NPR; Sound of Pound: Ezra Pound & Music. Staff: Robert Montiegel. (1 pgm.); music; 59:00; Source: NPR; 79012808 - 79012811 Staff: Robert Montiegel, host, producer. Shakespeare: Prologues. (6 pgms.); 79042908 drama; 29:00; Source: WQED; Staff: SD, Sousa Grand Band Concert. (1 pgm.); NPR. music; 2:00:14; Source: WDET; Partici­ 79020506 - 79041602 pants: Detroit ; Leonard B. Sherlock Holmes. (44 pgms., 2 per week); Smith, conductor. drama; 29:00; Source: BBC; Participants: 80110603 Carleton Hobbs, Norman Shelley, per­ Sousa Odyssey. (1 pgm.); music; 1:58:43; formers. Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, host; 81090403 - 82062803 Participants: U.S. Marine Band; Jack Sidran on Record. (26 pgms., weekly); Kline, conductor. music, interview; 59:00; Source: WHA; 77062605 Staff: Ben Sidran, host. SpeakingofAmericanMusic.(13pgms., 84122605 - 85061906 weekly); panel, illustrated lecture (vari­ Sidran on Record: '85 Fundraiser: ous conductors); 59:00; Source: Ameri­ Kenny Burell. (1 pgm.); fundraiser; can Music Council; Staff: Hugo Weisgall, 46:40; Source: WHA. producer; Jeth Mill, NPR, Martin 85040104 Bookspan, host. Sidran on Record: Generic 76092605 - 76121906 Fundraiser: Kenny Burell. (1 pgm.); Speaking of Science Fiction. (12 pgms., fundraiser; 46:02; Source: WHA. weekly); interview, speech, panel 29:00; 85040106 Source: KANU; Participants: Frederick Sir William Walton. (2 pgms.); montage; Pohl, Rod Serling, Harland Ellison, etc., 1:29:00; Source: BIS; Participants: Sir speaker or interviewee. William Walton and others interviewed. 73093011 - 73121611 77032303, 77032502 Situation Room. (see Playhouse: Situa­ tion Room)

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Special: Purcell's Fairy Queen. (1 pgm.); music, interview; Source: Minnesota music; 1:30:00; Source: EBU; Partici­ Public Radio (weekly). pants: Concentus Musicus, Stockholm 81070501 - 81071901 Chamber Choir; , music, interview; Source: Minnesota conductor. Public Radio (intermittent). 73111103 82070407 - 82091905 Special: Memorial to Jennie Tourel. (1 music, interview; Source: Minnesota pgm.); 1:59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Public Radio (ca. weekly). Calland. 82100307 - 83052204 73120218 St. Paul Sunday Morning: Fundraiser: Spider's Web. (436 pgms., 5 per week); Best of St. Paul Sunday Morning. (1 drama; 29:00; Source: WGBH. pgm.); 1:30:47 music; Source: Minne­ 79010103 - 80053006, 80100109 - sota Public Radio. 81052903 82101206 Spoon River Anthology. (4 pgms., Star Wars. (see Playhouse: Star Wars) weekly); reading 29:00; Source: WGBH. Star Wars Special: Making ofStar Wars 73030413 - 73032508 for Radio. (1 pgm.); montage; 29:00; St. Louis Symphony. ( 130 pgms., weekly); Source: ; Par­ music; ca. 1:29:00 - 1:59:00; Source: ticipants: Ben Burtt, John Madden, Ri­ KWMU. chard Toscan, Frank Mankiewicz, Mark 81040504 - 81092703, 82040403 - Hamill. 82092603, 83010203 - 83062601, 81021806 84040205 - 84092404, 85032505 - Stars and Stuff. (3 pgms.); drama 85091603 (children's radio drama); 29:00; Source: St. Louis Symphony: '85 Fundraiser. ( 1 ZBS. pgm.); fundraiser; 1:46:35; Source: spe­ 82010503, 82011203, 82011903 cial [?]. Story of Crazy Nora. (see Playhouse: 85041912 Story of Crazy Nora) St. Louis Symphony: Generic Stradivari Quartet. (13 pgms., weekly); Fundraiser. (1 pgm.); fundraiser; illustrated lecture, music; 59:00; Source: 1:46:35; Source: special [?]. WSUI. 85041913 73093015 - 73122313 St. Olaf Christmas Festival. (1 pgm.); Stuttgart Radio Symphony. (7 pgms., music; 1:29:03; Source: WCAL; Staff: weekly); music; ca. 1:29:00 - 1:59:00; Paul Peterson, host. Source: South German Radio. · 84121907 81100401 - 81111501 St. Olaf Special. (1 pgm.); music (Christ­ Sudwestfunk Symphony Orchestra. (3 mas Festival); 1:29:13; Source: WCAL; pgms.); music; 1:59:00; Source: South­ Staff: Paul Peterson, host; Martin west German Radio. Pelikan, producer. 81112201, 81112901, 81120603 85121907 Summer Memory. (1 pgm.); music; St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Special. 1:29:00; Source: WNMU; Participants: (1 pgm.); music; 1:48:29; Source: Minne­ Jack Daniels Original Silver Cornet sota Public Radio. Band; Dave Fulmer, conductor. 80100405 79083109 St. Paul Sunday Morning. (55 pgms.) Sunday Show. (57 pgms., weekly); maga­ (Series began 810405, but first 12 tapes zine 4:59:00; Source: NPR; others; Staff: returned to MPR); music, interview; David Ossman, host; Deborah Source: Minnesota Public Radio. Lamberton, Rose Tobin, producers. 81032201 82040401 - 83050101

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Sunday We Didn't Go to Lemons. (see montage, music; 3:14:00; Source: NPR; Comedy Special: Sunday We Didn't Go Staff: Fred Calland, producer. to Lemons) 79053006 Supernature: Lyle Watson, author, montage, music; 3:22:35; Source: NPR; interviewed. ( 1 pgm.); interview; 29:00; Staff: Fred Calland, producer. Source: NPR; Staff: Robert Montiegel, 80090506 producer. Tom Sawyer. (1 pgm.); drama; 59:00; 73070204 Source: KUNC; Staff: Robert Stach, adap­ Symphony Space Bach Festival. (9 tor, director; Participants: Robert Holt, pgms., weekly); music; ca. 1:59:00; storyteller; Students of the Ft. Lupton Source: WNYC; Staff: Andy Berger, pro­ High School Theatre Arts Dept. ducer. 74022205 85061104 - 85080604 Topeka Jazz Workshop. (1 pgm.); mu­ Symposium on the Arts. (2 pgms.); sic; 1:59:00; Source: NPR; Participants: speech, panel discussion; 1:29:23; Source: Quartet. KUT. 73120219 75092903 Toronto Symphony Orchestra. (1 pgm.); speech, panel discussion; 3:02:00; Source: illustrated lecture; 1:4 7:03; Source: BBC; KUT. EBU; Staff: Fred Calland, NPR; Partici­ 75093001 pant: Kazimierz Kord, conductor. Taylor-made Piano. (13 pgms., weekly); 74040704 music; 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Billy Toscanini. (52 pgms., weekly); montage; Taylor, host. 59:00; Source: South Carolina Educa­ 82100305 - 82122605 tional Radio; Staff: Don Gillis, producer, Tchaikovsky Competition. (1 pgm.); Ben Grauer, host. music; ca. 1:59:00; Source: NPR. 78043010 Nathaniel Rosen Tribute to Duke Ellington. (1 pgm.); 79042909 illustrated lecture; 59:00; Source: Elmar Oliveira Smithsonian; NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, 79042910 NPR; Participants: Duke Ellington Rep­ These Lights of Hannukah. (1 pgm.); ertory Orchestra; , con­ music; 51:12; Source: WKSU; Staff: ductor. Michael Flaster, producer; Participant: 74052402 Samuel Adler, conductor. UN Day Concert. (1 pgm.) (see also United 85120506 Nations Day Concert & Annual UN Day This Is Ragtime. (24 pgms., weekly); Concert); music; 1:59:31; Source: NPR; illustrated lecture; 29:00; Source: Staff: Fred Calland. WOUB. 75102405 74063011 - 74120405 Uncle Vanya. (1 pgm.); drama; 59:00; Three Rivers Piano Competition. (5 Source: KOAP; Staff: Oregon pgms.); montage, music; 3:59:00; Source: Shakespearean Festival Assn.; Andrew NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, producer. Love, supervisor; Larry Oliver, director. 77041707 74022201 montage, music; 4:59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, producer. 78041610 montage, music; 1:59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Fred Calland, producer. 79052907

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United Nations Day Concert. (2 pgms.) Washington Bach Consort Special: (see also UN Day Concert & Annual UN Generic Fundraiser. (1 pgm.); Day Concert); music; 1:42:27; Source: fundraiser, music; 51:34; Source: NPR. NPR; Staff: Fred Calland; Participants: 85040312 Orchestra of the Festival Casals; WFCR Non Drama Series. (13 pgms., Alexander Schneider, conductor. weekly); [reading?] 9:40 - 56:05; Source: 71122618 WFCR. music; 1:59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Rob­ 72052120 - 72062521 ert Bailey; Participant: Leningrad Phil­ White House Jazz Tribute Concert. (1 harmonic. pgm.); montage; 3:15:13; Source: NPR; 73102404 Staff: Billy Taylor, George Wein, hosts. Vienna State Opera. (3 pgms.); music; 78061810 Source: NPR; Staff: Jeth Mill. White Mountains Music Festival. (3 Fidelio. 3:35:35; Participant: Leonard pgms.); Bernstein, conductor. Classical. music; 1:37:16; Source: 79102703 WGBH; WVPR; Participants: White Marriage of Figaro. 3:55:00; Partici­ Mountains Festival Orchestra; Gunther pant: Karl Boehm, conductor. Schuller, conductor. 79103005 79090104 Ariadne auf Naxos. 2:52:57; Partici­ Bluegrass. music; 1:27:52; Source: pant: Karl Boehm, conductor. WGBH; WVPR; Staff: Steve Rathe, NPR; 79110605 Participants: David Bromberg Band. Virginia Woolf Special: Virginia Woolf 79090210 & Company. (1 pgm.); reading 58:50; Folk. music; 1:52:05; Source: WGBH; Source: WITF; Staff: Joanne Trautman, WVPR; Participants: Libba Cotten, Taj host; Clayelle Dalferes, producer. Mahal. 8011067 79090306 Vivat Rex. (26 pgms., weekly); drama; WholsThatCritic ...?(lOpgms., weekly); 59:00; Source: BBC; Participants: John interview; ca. 14:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Hurt, Richard Burton, Keith Michell, Fred Calland. Derek Jacobi, others. 71100317 - 71120515 80030103 - 80052510 Willa Cather: Look of Remembrance. Voice of the Poet. ( 1 pgm.); reading 34:29; (see Playhouse: Willa Cather: Look of Source: NPR. Remembrance) 75011506 Windworks. (13 pgms., weekly); music Voices in the Wind. (258 pgms., weekly); (band), interview; 59:00; Source: NPR; magazine 59:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Staff: , commentator; Oscar Brand, host; Robert Montiegel, Fred Calland, host; Ev Grimes, producer. Robert Malesky, Jay Kernis, producers. 81040506 - 81062806 74070706 - 79102809 Winter Olympics: Arts at Olympics. (2 Voyage of Life. (9 pgms., weekly); music pgms.); music; 1:59:00; Source: NPR; (Beethoven's music); 59:00; Source: NPR; Participants: Cantalina Chamber Play­ Staff: Tom Mowrey, host. ers. 84070504 - 84083004 80022302 Washington Bach Consort Special: '85 music; 1:59:00; Source: NPR; Partici­ Fundraiser. (1 pgm.); fundraiser, mu­ pants: Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra; sic; 51:34; Source: NPR. , conductor. 85040311 80022410

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Winter Solstice: Dulcimer Music. (1 World of Opera Special. (2 pgms.) pgm.); music; 1:26:52; Source: NPR; Winter's Tale: Harbison. music, illus­ Staff: , host; Participants: trated lecture; 2:00:50; Source: NPR; Bob McCutcheon, et al. Staff: Fred Calland, host; Participants: 85121805 American Opera Project; David Agler, WNYC Featured Artist Series conductor. Fundraiser. (4 pgms.) 80042007 . music; Ernst Krenek at 80: Karl V. music, 1:21:20; Source: WNYC. illustrated lecture; 3: 13:23; Source: NPR; 85041206 Staff: Fred Calland, host; Participants: . music; 1:23:40; Source: ORF Chorus and Symphony Orchestra, WNYC. Gerd Albrecht, conductor. 85041207 81053001 Andre Watts. music; 1:33:43; Source: Yanks & Limeys. (8 pgms., 2 per week); WNYC. 45:00; Source: BBC. 85041613 76090505 - 76092607 . music; 1:31:35; Young Artists. (9 pgms., weekly); music, Source: WNYC. illustrated lecture (young professionals); 85041614 48:56 - 1:16:22; Source: [NPR?]; Staff: Woman's Work. (1 + 5 pgms.); report Fred Calland. (National Sex Quiz.); ca. 59:00; Source: 74033117 - 74052615 KUSC; Staff: James Svejda, producer. Young Artists Showcase. (13 pgms., 80040104 weekly) (see also McGraw Hills's Young music (women composers); ca. 1:59:00; Artists); music; 59:00; Source: WQXR; Source: KUSC; NPR; Staff: Kaaren Staff: Bob Sherman, host. Hushagen, host; Jeth Mill, NPR pro­ 84122708 - 85032107 ducer. Young Career. (8 pgms., weekly); music 80040106 - 80042904 (young professionals); 59:00; Source: World Music Days. (12 pgms., weekly); CBS; Staff: Fred Calland, NPR. montage, music (modern classical mu­ 74121507 - 75020201 sic); ca. 1:59:00; Source: WGBH; Staff: Young People's Radio Festival. (4 Mace Rosenstein, host. pgms.); drama, montage (radio pieces 77040302 - 77061902 written and produced by children); 59:00 World of Books. ( 12 pgms., weekly); panel - 1:29:00; Source: NPR; Staff: Jeth Mill, discussion 14:00; Source: BBC. BT. 73070502 - 73092702 76052701, 76052702, 77052701, World of Opera. (48 + 3 + 8 pgms.) (see 78052502 also Bayreuth Festival, Dallas Opera, Vienna State Opera); music, montage; ca. 2:29:00- 4:59:00; Source: varies; Staff: Fred Calland, host, NPR.

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