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wttw11 wttw Prime wttw Create wttw World wttw PBS Kids wttw.com THE GUIDE 98.7wfmt wfmt.com The Member Magazine for WTTW and WFMT One of the world’s great spoken-word collections comes to life on May 16. wfmt.com/StudsTerkelRadioArchive May 2018 ALSO INSIDE On WTTW, the highly anticipated new adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women premieres on Mother’s Day starring Angela Lansbury and Emily Watson, and follow Sue Perkins as she begins an emotional four-part trek up Southeast Asia’s Mekong River. Air Check The Guide Dear Member, The Member Magazine for This month, WFMT is thrilled to make available free to the public a unique and invaluable resource WTTW and WFMT Renée Crown Public Media Center that has been more than 20 years in the making. On May 16, we will launch the Studs Terkel Radio 5400 North Saint Louis Avenue Archive on wfmt.com. It will be one of the world’s great spoken-word collections, consisting of more Chicago, Illinois 60625 than 5,600 of Studs’s digitized interview programs that originated at WFMT between 1952 and 1997. Join us on wfmt.com on what would have been Studs’s 106th birthday to enjoy 45 years of his revealing Main Switchboard (773) 583-5000 conversations with the celebrated and the unsung…and everyone in between. Member and Viewer Services On WTTW11, dive into an engaging new two-part adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, (773) 509-1111 x 6 which premieres on Mother’s Day and stars Angela Lansbury and Emily Watson. Follow Sue Perkins WFMT Radio Networks (773) 279-2000 (The Great British Baking Show) as she begins an emotional four-part trek up Southeast Asia’s Mekong Chicago Production Center River. And, don’t miss a new Soundstage concert from RSO (Richie Sambora and Orianthi) filmed right (773) 583-5000 here in WTTW’s Grainger Studio. This month we will also launch The Great American Read – a national initiative that will spark a conversation about reading and the books that have inspired, moved, and Websites wttw.com shaped us. Beginning May 22, join in on the voting for the book you think should be number one. Look wfmt.com for a culminating event in the fall, and get ready to start reading! Finally, we observe Memorial Day with a number of specials, and honor outstanding area educators on the 33rd annual Golden Apple Awards. Publisher Anne Gleason On wttw.com, explore the incredible longevity of Little Women 150 years after its publication, and Art Director learn why its popularity endures despite its reluctant author’s assertion that “she never liked girls or Tom Peth knew many, except [her] sisters.” Also, as The Great American Read reveals its top 100 picks, check out WTTW Contributors Julia Maish our own list of outstanding Chicago novels, authors, and bookstores you need to visit. And in case Dan Soles simply watching this month’s royal wedding isn’t enough to satisfy your inner Anglophile, take a look WFMT Contributors back at some other memorable royal weddings on our website. Andrea Lamoreaux On WFMT, join us on Saturday afternoons to hear Gluck’s Orphée et Eurydice, Verdi’s Rigoletto, and David Polk Distribution Manager Wagner’s Die Walküre from Lyric Opera. The Chicago Symphony brings us a Baroque concert with a Pat Sheppard collection of Italian concertos and arias, and during Memorial Day weekend, Marin Alsop leads the CSO in some American music: Gershwin, Barber, and former composer-in-residence Anna Clyne. And be Advertising Sales WTTW: Douglas Carleton sure to join us on Facebook between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm on Memorial Day for our first-ever WFMT (773) 279-2128 Beach Party live from Theater on the Lake. WFMT: Alexander Stonor Saunders On wfmt.com, visit WFMT’s Facebook page to watch live video of performances in our studios and (773) 509-5357 around the city, including Dame Myra Hess Concerts at the Chicago Cultural Center. And don’t miss The Guide: The Member Magazine music Carl Grapentine has curated to honor those who have served in our armed forces. for WTTW and WFMT Thank you for your continued support, and enjoy the beginning of spring! (ISSN 2329-1338) May 2018 Sincerely, Volume 33, Number 240 The Guide: The Member Magazine for WTTW and WFMT is published Reese Marcusson monthly (for contributors of $40 or more annually) by Window To The Chief Operating Officer World Communications, Inc., 5400 North Saint Louis Ave., Chicago, IL 60625-4698. Periodical postage paid at Chicago, IL and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Guide: The Member Magazine for WTTW and WFMT, 5400 North Saint Louis Ave., Chicago, IL Inside the Guide 60625-4698. 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  • Victor Stanislavsky Is Hailed As One of the Most Outstanding Young Israeli Pianists Today

    Victor Stanislavsky Is Hailed As One of the Most Outstanding Young Israeli Pianists Today

    Victor Stanislavsky is hailed as one of the most outstanding young Israeli pianists today. His international career has taken him to many countries in Europe, north and south America, China, South Korea and Australia. In the past concert season, he has given over 70 performances as a soloist, recitalist and a chamber musician to critical acclaim. As an avid chamber musician he has collaborated with such artists as violinists Christian Tetzlaff and David Garrett, cellist Gary Hoffman and Soprano Chen Reis. His major festival appearances include “Ravinia” (Chicago), “Meet in Beijing”, “Shanghai piano Festival” and the “Israel Festival”. Mr. Stanislavsky has performed in prestigious venues including Carnegie Hall and the 92Y in New-York, Chicago Arts Center, Bass performance hall in Fort Worth, Berlin Philharmonie, the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, St. Martin in the Fields Church in London, “Tsarytsino” Palace in Moscow, National Performing Arts Center in Beijing, Forbidden City concert hall in Beijing, Shanghai Conservatory, Qintai Grand Theater in Wuhan, Harbin Opera House and the Seoul Arts Center to name a few. In addition he regularly performs in all the major concert halls in Israel. He performed as a soloist with Milan’s Symphony Orchestra, China’s National Symphony Orchestra, China’s national Ballet Symphony Orchestra, KBS Symphony orchestra of South Korea and others as well as with leading orchestras in Israel collaborating with such conductors as Yoel Levi, Jose Maria Florencio, Kainen Johns, Li Xincao, Uri Segal, Gil Shohat and many others. Mr. Stanislavsky holds both bachelors and masters degrees summa cum laude, in music performance from the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music at Tel-Aviv University, where he studied with Mr.