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WTUL Classical Listener's Guide 9 WTUL Classical Lisfener s Guide Don9t F orgef Featured pieces will be aired weekly at 7 a.m., and on Sundays at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. The week of Jan. 31 -Feb. 5 The week of Feb. 7 - 12 The §ymphony1 Sunday - The 20th Century Sunday with Stefan ext season, the symphony will return. While we despair over its absence, the WTUL Classical Classical Show with Lester o J.S. Bach Cello Suite No.6 in D Major, BWV 1012 Department will do its best to continue their sea­ Focus on Classic Movie Scores: Nikolaus Harnoncourt, cello N son for them. On the radio, that is. o Virgil Thomson o Franz Waxman The River Lost Command o FJ. Haydn Beginning next month, and for the remainder of the reg­ Cello Concerto in C, Hob. Vllb No. 1 ular season, WTUL will broadcast the music originally Los Angeles Chamber o Jerome Moross English Chamber Orchestra) Edo DeWaart conducting Orchestra) Neville Mar- The Proud Rebel planned for live performance by the New Orleans Sym­ riner conducting o Gabriel Faure' phony. More details next issue, but if you have any com­ Cello Sonata No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 109 ments, please don't hesitate to write or call. Monday with Tom And if you have a chance, please drop by the Encore o Benjamin Britten Monday with Suzanne Shop on 7814 Maple Street. It's a store of previously "Occassional Overture," Op, 38 o Hector Berlioz owned clothing where all sales proceeds go to benefit the Symphonie Fantastique, Op. 14 Symphony. Tuesday with casry London Symphony Orchestra) Sir Colin Davis conducting Watch for more Symphony fundraising events in the next o R. Vaughn Williams issue of the Guide. Fine Variants of "Dives and Lazarus" Tuesday with casry Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields) Neville Marriner o G. F. Handel Tr f you or anyone you know is interested in receiving a free Concert No. 8,9 in B Jlsubscription to the Classical Listener's Guide, please send Maurice Andre' trumpet Wednesday with Leonard your name and address to WfUL at the address below, or give o L. von Beethoven us a call at the station. "Archduke" Trio No. 6 in B Flat, Op. 97 Wednesday with Leonard Any donations to help defray the costs of publishing and mailing Lynn Harre4 cello; Itzhak Perlman) violin; Vladimir o D. Scarlatti will be sincerely appreciated. Ashkenazy, piano Concerti Grossi - Nos. 4, 5 & 11 Orchestre De Chambre jean-Francois Paillard, jean­ Thursday with John Francais Paillard conducting o Claudio Monteverdi Lamento D'Anarina and Combattiments di Tancredie Thursday withjohn Clorinda o Modest Mussorgsky Musica Antinqua KolnJ Reinhard Goebel conducting Pictures at an Exhibition Tulane University Center St. Louis Symphony Orchestra) Leonard Slatkin New Orleans, Louisiana 70118 Friday with julie conducting (504) 865-5885 o Nicolo Paganini 24 Capricci o Friday with jennifer W. Zimmermann) violin o W.A. Mozart Paige Osborn Director, Classical Department Requiem Vienna Symphony Orchestra) Karl Bohm conducting Brian Foster Director, WTUL Publications r [ 1 ake ,""' ote ... Upcoming Visual Events- U.N.O. Fine Arts Gallery: Annual Fine Arts Faculty Exhibit Feb 1-17 M-F 8-4:30, Free Admission 286-6493 0 Newcomb College Art Department: "A Retrospective of Prints by Byron McKeeby" 65 prints spanning 20 years of McKeeby's career Feb 1-19 865-5327 0 N.O. Museum of Art: Dr. Seuss From Then to Now Exhibition highlighting the works ofpoet, author and artist Theodor Geisel Feb 1-Apr 10 Free w/ Tulane /.D. 488-2631 0 Historic N.O. Collection: "Personal Visions: Photographs by Stuart M. Lynn" Feb 1-Mar I 0 Free Admission 523-4662 0 Delgado Community College Fine Arts Dept.: Spring 1988 Student Art Show II Feb-10 Mar Free Admission 483-4069 0 N.O. Museum of Art: Sister Gertrude Morgan Gospel-inspired artwork: colorful paintings and imaginitive sculptures Feb 13-Apr 10 Free wj Tulane 1.0. 488-2631 Tulane University Center New Orleans, Louisiana 70118 WTUL Classical ListeneJJ./ s Guide volume two for January 31 - February 12 number one Your Ad Could Appear Here The Classical Listener's -Guide reaches over 300 of New Orleans' most classically minded radio audience. Subscriptions to the guide are free by request, and the list grows every day. Call Paige at WfUL business, 865-5887, for more infonnation. ff~JJb~~E~:T ~· ll 300 Gravier Street, New Orleans, La 523-6GOO .
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