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WOSU TV Downton Abbey Season 4 Premiere Sunday, January 5 at 9Pm Sunday, January 26 at 8pm on WOSU TV Downton Abbey Season 4 Premiere Sunday, January 5 at 9pm WOSU Public Media • wosu.org • January 2014 WOSU Radio WOSU TV WOSU Members Connecting You to the World, Your American Masters: Salinger MemberCard Benefit: ProMusica Community on 89.7 NPR News • Page 5 on WOSU TV • Page 11 Chamber Orchestra • Page 2 VOLUME 35, NUMBER 1 Airfare (UPS 372670) is published monthly except for June, July and August by: ON THE COVER Columbus WOSU Public Media Neighborhoods: and iel 2400 Olentangy River Clintonville Listenership Growing for Classical 101 R Road, Columbus, OH m streetcar. o 43210, (614) 292-9678 It’s been three years since Classical 101 went Music Director T Pages 3 & 12 on the air at 101.1 FM and we’re excited to David Danzmayr. Copyright 2014 by The report listenership continues to grow! More All this is on Ohio State University. people across central and southern Ohio are Classical 101, All rights reserved. No part of this magazine listening through radio broadcasts, online along with daily may be reproduced in any form or by any means and the new WOSU Public Media mobile app. information about without express written permission from the publisher. Listenership has increased over 35 percent the latest arts offerings Subscription is by a minimum contribution of $60 to since 2011. Our classical station leader, and impromptu live concerts and interviews WOSU Public Media, of which $3.25 is allocated to Beverley Ervine, also reports an increase in from the Anne Melvin Classical Music Studio. Airfare. Periodicals postage paid at Columbus, Ohio. overall time spent listening, meaning we’re POSTMASTER: Send address changes to keeping you listening longer. Research has shown that a strong classical Airfare, 2400 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH 43210 radio station is critical to the cultural WOSU Public Media has developed this vibrancy of a community and the success WOSU Public Media 24-hour classical music station as a of local performing arts. The need to resource for local programming support this effort couldn’t be Graphic Designer/Assoc. Editor Ann Draghi and information. The Columbus more profound as we see General Manager Tom Rieland in Concert series every the continued loss and Chief Operating Officer Karen Olstad Director of Marketing Sunday at 1pm features diminution in the quality Meredith Hart & Communications Concerts@Ohio State of classical stations through February and “Thank you for across America. Membership Rob Walker then concerts from the Classical 101. Friends of WOSU Board Columbus Symphony. It blesses my ears Classical 101 requires President Dale Heydlauff We’ve launched locally a new transmitter Vice President Karen Ickes hosted programs and saves my sanity. and antenna shortly, Secretary/Treasurer Kathleen McGinnis including Fretworks, Just the greatest.” so we ask you to Board Members The American Sound and Anne Renick, Circleville consider becoming part Joel Brown Ed Lentz By Request with Christopher of our Classical Campaign Allen Coleman Tiffany Miller Purdy. We’ve also upgraded effort. Learn how you can Dan Cvetanovich Debbie Mitchell Laura Ecklar Christine Mortine our digital offerings with new participate by contacting Amy Fred Hadley Bill Ress podcasts available at our website or Milbourne at WOSU: (614) 292-9678 Patricia Hatler Tom Rieland BethAnn Hullinger Bill Schiffman through the mobile app. Opera Abbreviated or [email protected] Sharron Kornegay Michael Schwaiger gives a short and entertaining synopsis of Ray LaVoie David Stallings the upcoming HD Met Opera broadcasts and Thank you and keep listening! In the Key of “D”anzmayr are weekly chats WOSU Mission: The mission of WOSU Public Media is to enrich lives through programming between our Boyce Lancaster and ProMusica By Tom Rieland, General Manager and community services that educate, inform, entertain, and inspire. Questions? Comments? Contact our Audience Services Advocate, Alysia Gobert-Smith, at (614) 292-9678 or via WOSU MemberCard Benefit of the Month e-mail at [email protected] JANUARY’S FEATURE: ProMusica Chamber Orchestra Present your WOSU MemberCard during the month of January for this special offer! Valid for 2-for-1 admission all month long. (614) 464-0066 Redeem offer over the phone or in person before the performance. Subject to availability and excludes online and mail orders. promusicacolumbus.org 2 Columbus Neighborhoods: Clintonville Premieres Sunday, January 26 at 8pm on WOSU TV Columbus Neighborhoods, the Emmy® Clintonville has retained its quaint charms and award-winning documentary series and natural ties, staying connected to its roots community engagement project, returns this with beautiful parks and ravines, community Left: The Park of Roses dedication in 1953. month with the premiere of Clintonville on markets and neighborhood gardens. Top: “The Dinky” in 1899, a streetcar that Sunday, January 26 at 8pm on WOSU TV. would travel a short loop over and over. Eager for more behind-the-scenes details on Above: “Shoot the Chutes” water ride in Dating back to Adena earthen mounds, Columbus Neighborhoods: Clintonville? Go Olentangy Park. Clintonville has transitioned over the last 200 to columbusneighborhoods.org all month years from a farming community to a bustling long for web exclusives, bonus features after the premiere. It’s your chance to see suburb. Its famous residents have included Bill and segments you won’t see on the show. Columbus Neighborhoods: Clintonville again Moose, the last of the Wyandots in the Ohio And you can always contribute your own and explore the research, interviews and region; Jason Bull, an influential conductor stories, photos and video recollections to this hours of production that go into creating a on the Underground Railroad; and legendary website dedicated to the hamlets, villages captivating hour of local history. gambler Pat Murnan who is credited with and towns that make up central Ohio. keeping the mob out of Columbus. Discover more about the past and future of And to get a first-hand perspective on this community. Tune in to the premiere of Rollercoasters and streetcars have also the making of the documentary, join the Columbus Neighborhoods: Clintonville Sunday, rumbled through its landscape, but live chat with the producer the night January 26 at 8pm, only on WOSU TV. This Season, Secrets Change Everything Downton Abbey Season Four premieres January 5 at 9pm on WOSU TV Downton Abbey Season Four begins with the Films and MASTERPIECE coproduction. sad realization of Matthew Crawley’s death. The series has won myriad awards and has And how Lady Mary has been able to cope become nothing short of a TV phenomenon. (or not) with the loss of her young husband. In total, 24 million viewers tuned in to the She’s now a widow and a new mother. third season of Downton Abbey. Its finale was the #1 show on television, beating all A captivating fourth season returns amidst broadcast and cable in primetime.* more drama and intrigue at the majestic English country estate. The all-star cast is So this season, Lady Mary must continue to back, again with Academy Award®-winner prevail, despite her shocking loss. Will she Downton Abbey is back with all of the Shirley MacLaine, and Emmy® and Golden be swayed to embrace life again as she’s comedy, love, hatred, jealousy, rivalry, Globe® award-winner Paul Giamatti joins for pursued by a handful of dashing suitors? And ambition, despair and ambition you’ve come the season finale as Cora’s playboy brother see how Dowager Countess of Grantham, to expect. And the tantalizing drama isn’t Harold. Don’t miss a minute of each of the herself a widow, tries to help Mary adjust. over just yet; a fifth season is in the works… seven episodes on WOSU TV every Sunday night, starting with the broadcast premiere And now, will a liberated Mr. Bates finally Tune in to the premiere of Downton Abbey on Sunday, January 5 at 9pm. have a chance to look to a happy future of his Season Four on Sunday, January 5 at 9pm on own with his true love, Anna? Their fate may WOSU TV. 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