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Spring 4-1-1979

WGLT Program Guide, April-June, 1979

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If yo u enjoy these programs, give the local merchants a cal l or express your appreciation the next time you do bu siness with them. SATURDAY. 7 P.M. BALTIMORE A member of Public Radio in Mid-America Spring Program Schedule MAY 19. 1979 SYMPHONY \\Gll'ffilfin and Illinois Broadcasters Association April, May, June, 1979 Britten: Variations and Fugue on a Theme by ORCHESTRA SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Purcell R. Strauss: Oboe Concerto Beethoven : Symphony No. 2 SUNDAY, 7:00 P.M. 8 :00 am Morning Concert Jazz Waves 8:00am APRIL 8, 1979 (News at 10:00) MAY 26. 1979 Berlioz: Overture to Benvenuto Cellini 9:00 Morningside Szollosy: Transfigurazioni Bruch: Kol Nidrei (News at 10:00) Rachmaninoff: Piano Co ncerto No. 2 in C Beethoven: Symphony #9 in D Minor, 10:00 Voices in the Wind Minor "Choral" Bartok: Concerto for Orchestra 11 :00 Morning Song APRIL 15, 1979 JUNE 2. 1979 Dvorak: Carnival Overture 12:00 Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 1 in C-Minor Sibelius: Concerto for Violin & Orchestra in 12:00 Midday Report Giant Steps D Minor noon noon Henze: Symphony No . 5 Brahms: Symphony #1 in C Minor Transatlantic Schoenberg: Erwartung 12:15 Science Scene Week at the U.N. Making Every Day European Review 12:15 APRIL 22. 1979 Profile Count JUNE 9. 1979 Bassett: Echoes From an Invisible World Conversations The Past Prime Time 12:30 Community Forum Atlantic Dateline 12:30 Beethoven: Symphony No. 1 in C for Consumers Is Prologue Environ. Persp. Liszt: Piano Concerto #2 in A Major Bruckner: Symphony No. 7 in E Schubert: Symphony #9 in C Major Ebony Affair 1:00 International Afternoon Concert 1:00 JUNE 16 . 1979 APRIL 29, 1979 Concert Hall (News at 3:00) (News at 3:00) Mozart: Symphony #31 in D Major, "Paris" 2:00 Maws: L ie Studies lbert: Concertino da Camera Prokofit~·-· · Piano Concerto No. 3 in C Debussy: Rapsodie for Saxophone and R. Strau -,· An A!1 11ne Symphony 3:00 Die Bibliothek Orchestra JUN E,; J , 19 79 Vaughan Williams: Symphony #4in F Minor 4:00 Options Al l Br ucl •er Progr 1m: MAY 6, 1979 Helgolar. , for M ale Ch orus and Orchestra McCulloh: Symphony Concertante for Rim­ Symphon-, i·-'o O i , D-Mi nor panist & Orchestra 5:00 Community Forum The Evening Magazine 5:00 Mozart: Pia no Concerto #20 in D Minor Great Environmental Consider Latin American JUNE 30, 1979 Tchaikovsky : Symphony #1 in G Minor, 5:30 Atlantic Dateline BBC Science Perspectives the Alternatives 5:30 "Winter Dreams" Decisions '79 Review All Mozart Pro~_"am Magazine Dun Giovanni Ove, tL. , ,. • 5:45 Making Every Day 5:45 MAY 13. 1979 Count Piano Conce , L. \io :~ , n C Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on a Theme by Options M ass in C Mi,,ur Collector's Corner Voices in the Wind Options Options Conversations The Clavier 6 :00 Thomas Tallis 6:00 in Education in Education Elgar: Viol in Concerto in B Minor for Consumers Mexican-American Great The Past Rave l: Valses Nobles et Sentimentales 6 :30 6:30 THE CLAV.IER, Ravel: La Valse Experience Decisions '79 Is Prologue Baltimore Music from Illinois The Evening Los Angeles Airs and Arias The Evening Chicago Symphony 7:00 MAY 20, 1979 7:00 State University .,_ Spring Quarter Haydn: Symphony #103 in E-Flat, "Drum Symphony Concert Philharmonic Concert Roll " 8:00 The Clavier 8:00 The complete organ works of Bach are be 19 Ravel : Piano Concerto in G ------lo-- - ! ---- - ·, featured on THE CLAVIER ea ch MonJc-, al 8 :00 p.m . and repeated Sundays at 6 .vl1 r · 1. Dvorak: Symphony #7 in D Minor 9:00 News 9:00 MAY 27, 1979 ·--- - - Re spighi Gli Ucceli (The Birds) 9:05 More Jazz Jazz Alive Folk Festival. USA 9:05 Haydn: Symphony #83 in G Minor, " La GIANT STEPS Poule" Khachaturian: Concerto for Violin and SPPH NG QUARTE R Orchestra SUNDAY. 7:00 P. M. ------1,..-.-.--- -- ~- APRIL 10:30 JUNE 3, 1979 Folk Winds 7-Charles Mingus Verdi: La Forza del Desti no: Overture 14- Herbie Hanc oc k Gershw in: Piano Concerto in F 21 - Jazz and the Blues Brahms: Symphony #3 in F 28- Cannonball Adderly The King of the Stars (Cantata for Male APRIL 21. 1979 MAY 5, 1979 JUNE 10, 1979 CHICAGO Chorus & Orchestra ) MAY 0 Weber: Euryanthe 0 .Jer 1r r Arensky: Variations (for S i.• 1t1 (1 0 1 (,1 ,eslrc:l on Mahler: Symphony fl o in />- 11j nor, " Tragic" 5- Joe Tu rner Jeu de cartes (A Ballet in Three Deals) Bartok: Piano Concerto lfo. i. SYMPHONY a Theme by Tchaikovsky 12- Unknown Le aders JUNE 17, 1979 Ballet after Pergolesi, Pu/cine/la Beethoven : Symphony No. 6 in F - Pastorale Shostakovitch: Symphony No. 13 in B-flat 19- Sonny Stitt Moussorgsky: Prelude to Khovanstchina The Firebird Suite ORCHESTRA M inor (Babi Yar) 26-Horace Silver Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings in C Ma- APRIL 28. 1979 jor CONCERTS APRIL 14. 1979 'Vlozart: Concert-Aria, Ch'io m i scordi dite? MAY 12. 1979 Prokofieff: Alexander Nevsky JUNE All Wagner Program: Ravel : Sheherazade M ozart: Th e Marriage of Figaro Overture 2- Potpourri Be rl ioz: La mort de Cleopatre JUNE 24, 1979 SATURDAY. 7 P.M . Orchestral Interludes from Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 27 in B-flat 9- Stan Getz Wagner: (Five) Wesendonk Lieder Schubert: Overture to Rosarnunde Orchestral Interludes from Gotterdamme- 16--Art Tatum APRIL 7. 1979 Watner : Prelude and 'Liebestod' from Dutilleux: Metaboles Saint-Saens: Cello Concerto #1 in A Minor rung 23- Eddie Jefferson Brahms: Symphony #2 in D Major All Stravinsky Program: Rave l: Daphnis and Chloe Suite No. 2 30-Joe Pass is being made available through underwriting by LYRIC Allis- Chalmers, and the Houston Grand Opera will be underwritten by Tenneco, Inc. OPERA Again, let me stress that the support of your letters of appreciation is a major factor enabling OF us to gain the attention of national underwriters. Please, keep those cards and letters comin' in! CHICAGO You'll certainly share the benefits. Following are the Chicago Lyric and Houston THURSDAY, 7:00 P.M. Grand Opera schedules for this spring. Details of the Milwaukee Symphony schedule will April 26 appear in the next quarterly program guide. "La Fanciulla del West" (Puccini) Carol Another addition to the schedule this quarter Neblett, Carlo Cossutta, and Gian-Piero MANAGER'S MEMO is the series of concerts by the Los Angeles Mastromei Philharmonic which will be aired each Wednes­ With each campaign, the response from those day evening at 7 o'clock. These concerts are be­ May 3 of you who have been on our mailing list has ing distributed through the National Public " Salome" (Strauss) Grace Melzia Bumbry, been very gratifying; and, with each campaign, Radio tape service and, at the time this guide Mignon Dunn, Ragnar Ulfung, and Nor­ the mailing list conti nues to expand. This, too, went to the printer, we had not received the man Bailey has been gratifying! Our thanks to all of the program listings. "Friends of WGLT". May 10 For those of our listeners who have not yet "" (Puccini) Yasuko responded to our on-air campaigns for financial Hayashi, Giorgio Merighi, Elena Zilio, support, we are including a form with this and Angelo Romero program guide. Let me, simply, ask that you con­ sider the value to you of our programming and HOUSTON May 17 point out that the costs of these programs, like "Werther " (Massenet) Alfredo Kraus, everything else these days, continue to rise. GRAND Yvonne Minton, Louise Russell, and Your support, both as loyal listeners and as con­ Timothy Nolen tributing "Friends," is vital to our continued OPERA programming service. May 24 (double bill) THURSDAY, 7:00 P.M. So much for fund-raising appeals this time. " Cavalleria Rusticanna" (Mascagni) Ol ivia Your support has helped us attract additional June 14 Stapp, Giorgio Merighi, and Matteo fine programming distributed by WFMT Manuguerra (Chicago) and paid for by national underwriters. " " (Bel li ni) Renata Scotto, Tatiana " I Pag liacci " (Leoncavallo) Teresa Kubiak, Your cards and letters of appreciation for such Troyannis, Ermanno Mauro, and Paul Ca rlo Cossutta, , programs as the Chicago Symphony concerts Plishka and David Ho lloway and the Lyric Opera of Ch icago have helped us to renew contracts for each of these series. The June 2 1 May 3 1 Chicago Symphony concerts are 39 programs " Jenufa" (Jana cek) Patr icia Wells, Richard "Don Pasquale" (Do nizetti) Judit h Bl egen, underwritten by the Standard Oil Company (I n­ Cassilly, Jacque Trussel, Eunice Alfredo Kraus, Sir Gerai nt Evans, and diana). The cost of this series of broadcasts on Alberts, and Pauline Tinsley Richard Stilwell WGLT comes to $2,340.00. The seven Chicago Lyric Opera broadcasts this spring on WGLTwill June 28 June 7 cost the Allstate Insurance Company $1,500. " Werther" (Massenet) Neil Schickoff, " Paradise Lost" (Penderecki) Ellen Shade, Not only have we renewed contracts with WFMT Fredericks von Stade, Sheri Greenwald, Will iam Stone, Peter van Ginkel, and for these popular programs, but also we have and David Holloway Pa u I Esswood signed contracts to air 13 concerts by the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and six programs by the Houston Grand Opera later this spring and summer. The M ilwaukee Symphony