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WNIB Program Schedule October 1970 u 1 19 100 att F --- RECEI ER IN Two Acoustic Research AR-4x eakers Garrard SLSSB Changer Sherwood S7100 Receiver Purchased separately components cost $ 415 .95. Beverly Near North Morton Grove Oak Park 2035 W. 95 th 48 E. Oak 5700 W. Dempster 7045 W. North 779-6500 337-4150 967-6690 383-7006 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10 AM- 6 PM; MONDAY & THURSDAY 10 AM - 9 PM PROKOFIEFF "Lt. Kije" (film) Suite, Op. 60 - Cleveland Oreb/George Szell {Col MS PROGRAM SCHEDULE 7408) COPLAND "Our Town" Music - Lon­ don Sym/Aaron C~land {Col MS 7375) I THOMSON "The River" SUi.te - Sym 97.1 fm October, 1970 of the Air/Leopold Stokowski (Van 2095) S PM THE BEETHOv".EN BICENTENNIAL BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto #1 in C, Op, 15 Artur Sohnahel,p; London Sym/Sir Malcolm Sargent (Ang GRE 4006} BEETHOVEN 'Cello Sonata #3 in A, WNffi Program Schedule is published by Radio station WN~B, 25 East Chestnut: Op. 69 - Emanuel Feuermann, 'c; Myra Hess, P Chicago, Illinois 60611. Phone: 337-5252. Snbscription rates: one year $5. 00, (Ser 60117) two years $9. 00; three years $12. 00. 9 PM SCHUBERT Sym i/9 in C ("Great")- Berlin Phil/Herbert von Karajan {DGG 139 043) 9:50 SCHUMANN Violin Concerto ind - FRONT COVER: "Kneeling Maze Flgnre" in cast bronze by Michael Ayrton; Henryk Szeryng, vn; London Sym/Antal Dorati BACK COVER: An etching by Pablo Picasso - "Taureau Attaguant un Cheval" (Mer MG 50406) (Bull Attacking a Horse). Courtesy Sears Vincent Price Gallery. BRAHMS Naenie for Chorus & Orch, Op, 82 - New Philh Cho/Wilhelm Pitz (Ang S 36428) STRAUSS Don Juan, Op. 20 - London Sym/Andre Previn (RCA 3135) FRIDAY 2 THURSDAY 1 Piano Sonata l/9 in F, Op. 68; Poem in F#, Op. 32,H; CHOPIN Mazurka in cf, Op. 301/4; Etudc 10 AM TCHAIKOVSKY Suite 111 in d, Op. 43 in F, Op. 10#8; & Ballade in g, Op. 2:J; DE­ 10 AM PROKOFil)FF "The Montsgues & The - New Philh/ Antal Dorati (Mer SR 3-9018) BUSSY Serenade for the Doll from "Children's SCHUMANN Piano Quartet in E~, Op. Capulets" & "Romeo at Juliet's Tomb" from Corner"; SCRIABfN Etude in e#, Op, 2#1; "Romeo & Juliet" (ballet) - New York Phil/Di­ 47 - Glenn Gould,p; Members of the Juilliard MOSZKOWSKI Etude in A~, Op, 72#11; & SCHU­ String Quartet (Col D3S 806) mitri Mitropoulos {Od;y 32 16 00:J8) MANN Tmeumerei from "Kinderszonen", Op. GOUNOD "Salutl Tombeaui" (Final 15 - Vladimir Horowitz,p (born on this date in 11:10 ROSSINI "William Tel!." Overture - Scene) from "Romeo et Juliette" - Mirella Fre­ 1904) (Col M2L 328) ni, s; Franco Corelli, t (Ang S 36731) New York Phil/Leonard Bernstein (Col D3S 818) ROSSINI "Sombre foret" from "Wil­ BERLIOZ "Love Scene" & "Romeo at 3:40 NIELSEN "Springtime in Funen" - the Tomb of the Capulcts" from "Romeo and Ju­ liam Tell'' - Regine Crespin., s (Ang 36144); & Soloists; Danish Radio Choir & Orch/Mogens MOZART "m quali eeeesi.,. Mi tradi" from liet" (dramatic symphony) - Chicago Sym/Carln Woeldike (Mer SR 90450) Maria Giulini {Ang SFO 36038) "Don Giovanni" - Eleanor Steber, s {Od;y 32-16- 0363) 4 PM TCHAIKOVSKY Manfred Sym, Op. 58 n AM GADE "Echoes of Ossian" Overture, MOZART Sym #27 in G, K, 199 - - USSR Sym/Yevgeny Svetianov (Mel/Ang SR Munich Chamber Orch/l:lans Stadlmair (None Op, 1 - Royal ll'anish Oreb/Johan Hye-Knudsen 40028) (Tm:mibout :34085) H 71244) FROEHLICH Songs, "Morgenstaend­ 5 PM DUKAS (born in 1865) "La Peri" - 12 PM THE BEETHOVEN BICENTENNIAL chenq; 11 Sonnenscheintt; nAus der Fernen; 11 Per­ Monte Carlo Orch/Louis Fremaux {DGG 18 649) BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto #2 in sisches Lied"; & "Die stille Nacht" - Ernst DUKAS Villanelle - Dennis Brain, !m; Bb, Op. 19 - Artur Schnabd,p; Philh/!ssay Haefligcr, t; Karl Grenacher, p (Swiss Com­ Gerald Moore, p {Ser 60040) Dobrowen {Ang GRE 4006) posers CT 64-5) DUKAS Variations, Interlude & Fi­ BEETHOVEN Violin Sonata #9 in A, MENDELSSOHN Concerto in E for naie (after Rameau) - Lenore Engdahl, p (M&'M Op. 47 ("Krcutzer")-Fritz Kreisler, vn; Franz Two Pianos & Orch - Arthur Gold & Robert E 3421) Rupp, p (Ser IC 6044) Fizdale, p; Philadelphia Oreb/Eugene Ormandy DUKAS "Sorcerer's Apprentice" - (Co! ML 6081) Philadelphia Orch/Eugene Ormandy (Col 7437) 1PM THE WNffi LIBRARY #13:J0 A SCARLATTI "Chi vuo!einnamorar­ 12 PM BERWALD Sinfonia Capricieuse - 6 PM FAURE BaHade for Piano & Orch, si" from "Flavio"; & "Caldo sangue" from "Il Stockholm Phil/Antsl Dorati {Vic VICE 1319) Op, 19 - Robert Casadesus,p; New York Phil/ Sedecia, Re di Gerusaicmme"; HANDEL "Ah! BEIYl'HOVEN 6 Themes & Variations Leonard Bernstein (Col ML 5777) on National Airs, Op. Hl5 - Jenn Pierre Ram­ spietato" from "Amadigl"; ROSSINI "La Regata MASSENET Excerpts from" Le Cid": pal, fl; Robert Veyron-Laeroix, p {Turn 34059) Veneziana"; MOZART "Ridente la cal.ma"; & "Pleurez, mesyeux"-Maria Callas, s (Ang 35882); "Un moto di gioia"; BELLINI "Vaga luna, ehe HAYDN Piano Sonata 11:13 inc - An­ "0 souverain ! 0 juge ! o pere l" - Richard Tuck­ thony New:man,hpsd (Col M 30062) inargeuti"; & "Per pieta, beU'idoi mio"; MAS­ er, t (Col ML 6:clal); "Castillane", "Aragonaisc" CAGNI "M'ama.,. non m 'a.ma"; RESPIGHI & Navarraise" - Philadelphia Orch/Eugene Or­ "Notte"; TOSTI" 'A vucchella"; DAV.CO "0 1 PM THE WtUB LIBRARY #1329 mandy (Col MS 7673) luna che fa' lume" - Renata Tebaldi, s; Giorgio MOZART Highlights from "Cost fan & SAINT SAENS Fantasy for Violin Favaretto, p (Lon 5394} tuttc" - Lisa Della Casa, s {Fiordiligi); Christa Harp, Op. 124 - Ruggiero Ricci, vn; Gloria Ludwig, ms (Dorabella); :r,;mmy Loose, s (Despi­ Agostini, harp (Dec DL 710177) na); Anton Dermota, t (Ferrando); Erich Kunz, 2 PM FIELD 4 Nocturnes - #2 in e; 113 in SAINT SAENS "Uno flute invisible" - Ab; 116 in F; & #1:; ind - Noel Lcc,p (None bt (Gugliemo); Paul Schoemer, ba (Don Alfonso); Christa Ludwig,ms; Geoffrey Parsons,p; Doug­ H 71195) Vienns Phil/Karl Boehm (Lon 5478) las Whittaker, ll (Ang S :-l6352) BRAHMS Sym #4 in e, Op, 98 - Chi­ SAINT SAENS Dance of the Priestesses cago Sym/Carlo Maria Giulini (Ang SFO 36040) 2 PM VLADL'\HR HOlli)WiTZ' RETURN TO from "Samson ot Dalila" - Royal Phil/Sir Tho­ mas Beecham (Ser S 60084) CARNEGIE HALL - MAY 9, 1965 3 PM FRIDAY AFTERNOON OPERETTA BACH/BUOONI Organ Toccata in c; OFFENBACH "La Perichole" (a­ SCHU1VL4NN Fantasy in C, Op. 17; SCRIABIN 7PM MUSIC FROM THE BALLET bridged) - Patrice Munsel, s (La Perichelc); 3 Theodor Uppmau, bt (Paquillo); Cyril Ritchard Verrett,ms (RCA 3153); VERD! "Solenne in (Don Andres); Ralph Herbert, bt (Don Pedro); SATURDAY 3 quest'ora'' from "La Forza del Destino" - Giu­ Paul Franki!, t (The Count of Panatellas); Made­ seppe di Stefano, t; LeoMrd Warren, bt (RCA laine Chambers, s (Estrella); Heidi Krall, s 10 AM THE BACH HOUR 2391) (Guadalena); Rosalind Elias, ms (Virginella); BACH "Entfliehet, verschwmdet, ent­ SCHUMANN Adagio & Allegro in A~, Charles Anthony, t {First Notary); Calvin weichet, 1hr Sorgen", BWV 249a {Shepherd Op. 70 - Pablo Casals, 'c; Mieczyslaw Honi­ Marsh, bt (Second Notary}; Alessio De Paolis, Cantata)- Edith Mathis, s (Doris); Hetty Plue­ zowsld (Col KL 5726) t (The Old Prisoner); Metropolitan Opera Cho macher, a (Sylvia); Theo Altmeyer, t (Menalcas); RUBINSTEIN Kamenoi-Oatrow - Bos­ & Cho/Jean Morel (RCA LOC 1029) Jakob Si:aempfli, hs (Damoetas); Members of the ton Pops/Arthur Fiedler (RCA 1910) Gaechinger Kantorei; Cho of the Gedaed1~s­ RACHMANINOFF Songs: "Oh stay, 4:05 D'INDY !star Variations, Op. 42 - kirche; Bach-Collegium, stuttgart/Helmut my love"; & "When yesterday we met:" - Gerard Cincinnati Sym/Max Rudolf (Dec DL 710162) Rilling (None H 71243) Souzay, bt; Dalton Baldwin,p (RCA 3082} SAINT SAENS 'Cello Concerto #1 in BACH Chromatic Fantasy & Fugue in TCHAIKOVSKY Mllltacy Mareh in B~ a, Op. 33 - Jacqueline du Pre, 'c; New Philh/ d, BWV 903 - Anthony Newman, hpsd (Col M - USSR Defense Ministry Band/Nikolai Sergeyev Daniel Barenbolm (Ang S 3££42) 30062) (Mel/Alli SR 40108) BERLIOZ "Romeo Alone - Melan­ choly - Festivities at the CapuletB" fr= "Ro­ 11 AM FROM THE MIDWAY 7PM BELLOO "Cast.a diva" & "Mira, o meo & Juliet''- Chicago Sym/Carlo Maria Giu­ "Socio-economic Knowledge and the Norma" from "Norma" - Rosa Ponselle, s; lini (Ang SFO 3£038) Critique of Goals" ls discussed by Hans Jonas, Marion Telva, ms {Vic VIC 1507} Professor of Philosophy at the New School for CHOPIN Piano Concerto 11 in e, Op. 5 PM BOCCH.ERINI/CASSADO Guitar Con- Social Research in New York, 11 - Van Cliburn, p; Philadelphia Orcll/Engene certo in E - Andres Segovia, g; Sym of the Air/ Ormandy (RCA 3147) Enrique Jorda {Dec DL 10043) 12 PM MOZART Byrn #21 in A, K. 134 - ROSSINI "La Cambiale di Matrlmo-­ Munich Chamber Oreb/Hans stadlmair (None 8 PM PROKOFIEFF "Cinderella" Buite - nio" Overture - Royal Phil/Sir Thomas Beecham H 71244) Moscow Radio Orch/Gennadi Rozhdestvensky (Cap G 7251) DUSSEK Piano Sonata in f#, Op, 61 (Mel/ Ang SR 40138} BELLINI "Ate, ocara" fr0ll1 "1Puri­ {"Harmonic Elegy")-Heide Hermanns,p {Society t.ani'' - Franco Corelli, t (Ang 35918); & DONI­ for Forgotten Music SFM 1002) 9 PM MESSIAEN "L'Ascension" {Symphonic ZETTI "0 luce di quest'anima" from "Linda di HAYDN Guitar Concerto in E, Op, Meditations} - David Craighead, organ {Artisan) Chamounix" - Beverly Sills, s (West 17143) 2112 - Julian Bream, g; Cremona Quartet Mem­ BRAHMS Violin Sonata #3 in d, Op. ill!SAGER "Etude" Ballet Suite (after bers (RCA 3027} 108 - David Oistrakh, vn; Sviatoslav Richter, p Czerny) - Royal Danish Orch/Jerzy Semkow (Mel/Ang SR 4012 I) (Turn TV 34085 S) l PM SATURDAY AFTERNOON OPERA KREUTZER Excerpts fr0ll1 "Das RAVEL A la maniere de Chabrier; 9:50 DVORAK Sym #3 in Eb, Op.
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