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A Service of Continuing Education and Extension l5il University of Minnesota, Duluth

VOL. 2 NUMBER 8 JULY 1981 AUGUST 1981

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Station Manager ...... Tom Livingston By Tom Livingston, Station Manager Program Director ...... John Ziegler Asst. Program Director .. . .. Paul Schmitz Engineering ...... • . . . Kirk Kirsten GOOD NEWS/BAD NEWS Cuts will be made in two major areas. 5. Other Programs-possibilities Producer/ Outreach ...... Jean Johnson First, about half of the funding cut will include "Ja;.z Alive," "Folk Festival Layout ...... - ... . Cathe Hice This has been a month of good news come from money that was scheduled to USA," "NPR Theatre" and many be used for purchase of new equipment, and bad news, that all came on the same more. AIRWAVES is the monthly program dayl and the other half will come from the guide of WDTH, which is the 100,000 areas of programming, maintenance, While none of these changes will take wall public radio station at the First, the good news is that as reported office supplies, travel, and the program place until we can arrange to get access University of Minnesota-Duluth. in this column last month, the guide. Hopefully, the only area where to the programs (perhaps as much as a WDTH is part of University Media Corporation for Public Broadcasting you will immediately notice these cuts year from now), we'd like to hear what Resources, a department of Continuing , has officially qualified WDTH for will be in the program guide, which you think about these possibilities. Education and Extension at the funding. will become bi-monthly instead of the Your voice and concerns are welcomed University of Minnesota. WDTH's current monthly publication. The at WDTH. program philosophy is to provide the change becomes effective with this The letter (reproduced below) was highest quality non-commercial month's AIRWAVES and we hope that received on June 8: Other areas of discussion for programming, including music, news it will only be a temporary situation. programming change include: Moving and public affairs, and information Soul Arrival to Friday 8 p.m.-11 p.m. programs. WDTH encourages and Saturday 6 p.m.-9 p.m. interested persons to become volunteer June 2, 1981 programmers, and manuscripts and MORE CHANGES artwork will be considered for Mr. Tom Livingston publication in AIRWAVES. WDTH is The only program change we are Station Manager a member of the Association of anticipating in the next two months is SPRING MARATHON CONCLUDED WDTH-FM Minnesota Public Radio Stations and an end to our Senior Citizens program, 130 Humanities Building an associate member of the National which is an indirect casualty of the As reported during the last few hours of Duluth, Minnesota 55812 Federation of Community Broad- budget problem. We hope that this the marathon this spring, an unnamed casters. WDTH is funded by the program can be resurrected some time individual called and pledged that he Dear Tom: University of Minnesota, the state in the future. (See article elsewhere in would make up the difference between legislature, a student service fee, and this issue). our goal and the actual total up to The recommendation by Jan Lantz, listener contributions. Membership in $1,0001 follows: individual, $25; Manager, Station Relations and WDTH is as There is more in the wind, however. family, $35; sustaining, $50; Century Community Service Grants that With CPB qualification comes Subsequently, however, it . appeared Club, $100; student/ fixed income, $10. WDTH-FM receive CPB Qualification qualification for membership in that through no fault of his own, the Membership includes a subscription to status has been approved. I heartily National Public Radio, a program individual would not be able to meet his Subscription to congratulate you and your staffl There AIRWAVES. service centered in Washington, D.C. pledge. The happy end to the story is $5 yearly. are over 1100 public radio stations on AIRWAVES WDTH We had originally hoped to broadcast came J une I with a check for $500 and a is located in 130 Humanities Building, the air, yet WDTH-FM is one of only NPR material by late summer, but now promise for the rest. This boosts our University of Minnesota-Duluth, 231 which has achieved qualification. that seems unlikely. We have identified official total to over $8,000 making the Duluth, MN. 55812. Our telephone some possible program changes which marathon success complete. In number is 726-7181. Your qualilication is eHective June I, addition, the generosity of such a large 1981. I'm listing below for your information and comment. gift i~ breathtaking, humbling and T he University of Minnesota is inspiring at once for all of us at WDTHI The Broadcast Services staff stands committed to the policy that all Our thanks. persons shall have equal access to ready to answer your questions or I . NPR's Morning Edition-a its programs, facilities, and provide any assistance you may need. weekday morning program of news and Including this gift (of $1,000), and employment without regard to information, will be broadcast from 6 excluding a matching grant of $500 race, creed, color, sex, national . Again, congratulations to you and your a.m. to 8 or 9 a.m. from Minnesota Power, the average per staffl origin, or handicap. individual gift was just over $27, 2. NPR's All Things Considered- slightly higher than last fall and the Sincerely, While this program is already carried highest average gift of any marathon. on the local M.P.R. (no official David Brugger connection with N.P.R.) station, we Director o,-aanlzatl()nal will broadcast it earlier and in an uncut Memben Broadcast Services version. The following are Organizational 3. Press Review and Mid-Morning Members of WDTH. We gratefully Report-will be eliminated in favor of acknowledge their support. The bad news we got on June 8 was that music programming. we had to cut $7,000 from our fiscal year Arrowhead Music budget which takes effect July I. The 4. Afternoon Public Affairs-will be cut came from a reduced commitment The Artery increased to one hour (I - 2 p.m.) and in University support. This represents a Autowerks include NPR programs, classes for large cut in the areas where we CAN cut Builders &: Laborers Commonwealth (we CAN'T cut salaries, electricity credit and locally produced material. Creative Collections costs, debt retirement or phone service). 0Ew Grnss Stuom Dew Glass Studio est. 1?1:i Greunke Inn CU STOHi GLRSllWORK Medtronic Foundation FOR. TifE DISCRNTIIART111 6 Minnesota Power IIOITTf nno BUSIOESS Mus-Kee-Tow Woodcraft Natchio's Restaurant J W. SUPERIOR. 5T. North Shore Jewelry DULUTH,mlllfl 55602 OSO Construction SUPPORT PUBLIC~RADIO Tweed Museum Gift Shop

Senior Program Ends As I told the participants, all of us at C9hanges in the &;uide WDTH will be happy to work with {r by Jean John1on anyone (senior or junior) who wants to produce individual programs, and I Because of budget cutbacks described in Mus-Kee-Tow Woodcraft After nearly two years of producing expect you'll continue to hear from the Report to the Listener, AIRWAVES weekly Senior Citizens Programs, we some of the seniors who wish to will be published every two months for decided to bring the project to an end produce individual programs from awhile. We've cut down the program fine woodworking with the last program in June. The time to time. notes in the Highlights section to fit in • cabinetry main reason is that not enough seniors two months' worth, and this month • have been interested enough to k ep the The programs have been interesting • furniture we've cut out the Calendar of Events. project going without a great deal of and have provided the services of Ifs been somewhat difficult to get some staff time. The program was beginning informing people about issues of of the information two weeks in I David L. Johnson to turn into a program ABOUT seniors importance to seniors (and remember, advance, and six will be even harder. Rt. I, Box 82 produced BY me, and that wasn't the we'll all be seniors some day), and Let us know what you want most in the Two Harbors, MN. original idea. Sadly, I wrote to the sharing oral histories and perspectives Guide. And remember, if you haven't people who had been enthusiastic and of our older neighbors. I have learned a paid your spring pledge yet, you can 834-2329 actively involved to let them know that great deal and have grown personally help us by sending it right away. the program was ending but that I felt from my experiences in working with proud of the job we had done together. seniors on the project. .. 2

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Wise Women Programs for July 11:00 - Tonight on the Moondance 8:00 - A new release tonight entitled "A 11:00 - Tonight we feature a classic program we take a look at several years Celebration of Duke" with , recording on the Moondance program Sun., July 5 & Tues., July 7: Music by out of the career of John Mayall from , , and the "On Tour" by Delaney and Bonnie Malvina Reynolds. his 1969 release "Looking Back." We group Quadrant recorded in 1979-80. with special guest Eric Clapton. hear from Eric Clapton, , Recorded "live" on a concert tour of Sun., July 12 8c Tues., July 14: Issues Mick Taylor and more. 11:00 · Tonight we feature a new England in I 969, listen for the Little in Women's Health Care. release on the Waterhouse label that's Richard Medley, "Only You Know and entitled "Bar Wars" andhassomeofthe I Know" and more. Sun., July 19 & Tues., July 21: Poetry best Twin Cities bands on it. Lamont by Martha Milhalja, Eau Claire, winner Thursday- 2 Cranston are prominently displayed of the 1980-81 Regional Writers with "Hoochie Coochie," "Watching Competition. 5:00 · Delius: "Paris: The Song of a The River Flow" and more; Doug Great City (Nocturne)." The Royal Maynard does "Who's Foolin' Who"; Thuraday- 9 Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra also represented are Willie and the Bees Sun., July 26 & Tues., July 28: A 5:00 · J. S. Bach: "Concerto for Two Feminist review of goddess worship and conducted by Charles Groves. (Angel and The Bees Knees. 36870). Harpsichords in C Major, BWV 1061." earth religions. Gustave Leonhardt and Anneke 7:00 - Insight. U ittenbosch are the duo harpsichord- Don't forget, the Wise Women ists, performing with the Leonhardt producers would like more women to Tuesday- 7 8:00 • "Song For My Father" is one of Consort. (Telefunken SCA 25 022-T/ l- become involved. Give the ~tation a call 5) if you're interested! the finest recordings by the legendary 5:00 Rodrigo: "Concierto de Horace Silver and tonight we feature it Aranjuez." Julian Bream is the guitar on the Jazz Expansions program. soloist. Colin Davis conducts the Melos 7:00 • Insight. JULY HIGHLIGHTS Chamber Orchestra. (RCA 2730). 11:00 • Tonight on Moondance we 8:00 - is in the Wednesday - 1 feature the long awaited digital 7:00 • Insight. spotlight tonight on the Jazz recording from Willie Murphy and the Expansions program from a brilliant 5:00 - Berlioz: "Symphonie Bees on the Sound 80 label. "The 8:00 - "The Mighty Fatha" is tonight's L.P. entitled "Happenings" with a fantastique." Lorin Maazel conducts Getaway," "Stone Broke," "Evidence," feature album on Jau Expansions from young Herbie Hancock, Bob the Cleveland Orchestra. (Columbia and more from this legendary Twin the one and only Earl "Fatha" Hines. Cranshaw, and 35867). Cities band. Hear him with the dynamic duo of providing support. Richard Davis (bass), and 7:00 · Minnesota Issues. (Produced by (drums). 11:00 - The Allman Brothers Band is Andy Marlow for KUOM) spotlighted from the double L.P. Friday - 3 11:00 • Music tonight on the "Beginnings" on the Moondance 7:30 • Insight. Moondance program from the program. Many of the classics are.here 5:00 - David Stock: "Inner Space." Youngbloods from their 1969 L.P. tonight: "Whipping Post," "In 8:00 • We begin the month with the Gunther Schuller conducts the entitled "Ride The Wind." Check out Memory of Elizabeth Reed,'' "Leave My music of the late Mary Lou Williams, a American Composers Orchestra. (CRI one of Jesse Colin Young's early Blues At Home" and more. woman who crossed many boundaries SD440). versions of "Sugar Babe" as well as and played through several generations "Sunlight," "The Dolphin" and more. to become one of the outstanding 7:00 • Local Insight. pianists of the jazz idiom. Tonight Friday - 10 "Solo Recital" from the Montreux 8:00 • Tonight on Jazz Expansions we 5:00 · George Roch berg: "Slow Fires of Jazz Festival of 1978. venture to Saturn for a concert by Sun Wedne1day - 8 Ra and his Arkestra from the 1968 Autumn." Carol Wincenc, flute, and recording "Pictures of Infinity." 5:00 · Dvorak: "Trio in F Minor, Op. Nancy Allen, harp, perform this 1978- 65." The Raphael Trio perform on a 79 composition. (CRI SD 436.) new recording from Nonesuch (H- Local Insight. 71397). 7:00 - Monday- 6 8:00 · The L.A. recorded "live" at 7:00 - Minnesota Issues. (Produced by i:00 · Elgar: "Enigma Variations, Op. Andy Marlow for KUOM) the Montreux Jazz Festival will be 36." Eugene Ormandy directs the presented tonight with (guitar), (bass), Orchestra. (Columbia 8:00 · was truly one of 31074). the finest pianists in jazz before his Jeff Hamilton (drums) and (reeds). tragic death in 1978. Tonight we feature 7:00 - Equal Voice. (Produced by Carol "Spanish Steps" recorded in Paris in Robertshaw for KUOM). 1968. Continuad on naxt paga 7:30 - First Person Radio. (Produced by Mary Lou Wllllam, the MIGIZI Communications Service.) 4 JULY HIGHLIGHTS 7:30 - Insight. Wednesday - 29 (cont.) 8:00 - Robin Kenyatta is the featured 5:00 - Tchaikovsky: " Trio in A artist tonight from a 1975 recording Minor, Op. 50." Ashkenazy, Perlmann, ..., Monday-13 entitled "Beggars and Stealers" that and Harrell are the pianist, violinist, spotlights the work of and cellist in this new Angel release. 5:00 - Faure: "Piano Quartet No. 2 in G this fine artist. Minor, Op. 45. " Jacqueline Eymar, 7:00 - Minnesota Issues. (Produced by piano; Gunter Kehr, violin; Erick 11 :00 - Tonight we showcase one of the Andy Marlow for KUOM). Sich erman , viola; and Bernhard the East Coast's finest blues bands, The Braunholz, cello. (Vox SVBX 5100) Nighthawks, from one of their early 7:30 - Insight. recordings, "Side Pocket Shot." 7:00 - The Inner Ear tonight will 8:00 -· Tonight we feature a man who Feature excerpts from Hart Crane's was born in Duluth in 1919 and has "The Bridge." (Produced by E.A.R., become one of the fine pianists pl3¥ing Inc. in Superior, Wisc.) Thursday - 23 jazz today. He was named Argonne Thornton but has adopted the Muslim 8:00 - The beautiful duo of George Benny i\Carter 5:00 - Palestrina: " Missa Brevis for religion and has changed his name to Shearing and Brian Tor££ will be heard Four Voices." George Guest directs the Sadik Hakim. His piano artistry is tonight on the Jazz Expansions 11:00 - Roy Buchanan is featured Choir of St. John's College, Cambridge. magnificent on a group of Duke program from a recording done at Blues tonight from his Atlantic recording (Argo ZRG 690). Ellington compositions. Alley in Washington, D.C. in 1979. "You're Not Alone." Listen tonight for 7:00 - Insight. " Fly ... Night Bird," "1841 Shuffle," 11 :00 - Tonight the music of the 11:00 -Tonight a new recording by the " Down By the River" and more. Southern rock/ funk group, Wet Willie group The Roulettes is featured on the 8:00 - Jazz Expansions tonight explores from the Capricorn recording "Wet Moondance program. " Only Heaven the music of in trio setting Willie II." "Shotgun Man," "It Hurts Knows," "Hold Me, " "Dynamite" and with (bass), and Frank Me Too," " Keep A Knockin'." and more . Butler (drums) from the year 1959. more. Friday -17 11:00 - Tonight a "live" recording by 5:00 - Roberto Gerhard: "Violin the group Poco from November of 1974 Concerto." Yfrah Neaman is the violin at various sites. We hear "Angel," Tuesday - 14 soloist and the B.B.C. Symphony Thursday - 30 "High and Dry," "A Good Feelin' To Orchestra is conducted by Colin Davis. - Liszt: " Piano Concerto No. 2 in A Know" and more. 5:00 (Argo ZRG 701). 5:00 - Richard Strauss: " Horn Concerto Major." Leonard Pennario, piano with No. 2;'' Dennis Brain is the soloist and Rene Leibowitz conducting the 7:00 - Local Insight. Wolfgang Sawallisch conducts the London Symphony Orchestra. (RCA Philharmonia Orchestra. (Angel 35496) Friday - 24 2690) . 8:00 - The young and the old tonight as and his group band 7:00 - Insight. - Elliott Carter: "Brass Quintet." 7:00 - Insight. together with the ageless Stephane 5:00 Grappelli on the 1972 recording " Paris The American Brass Quintet. (Odyssey 8:00 - Drummer Roy Haynes has been 8:00 - Tonight we feature The Big 34137) one of the hardest working and most Encounter." Three. Coleman Hawkins, Lester traveled percussionists for three decades . Young and , all on one LP. 7:00 - Local Insight. that jazz has known. Tonight we feature - Even though they play on separate Monday- 20 "Vistalite" his newest LP. selections, you can compare these three 8:00 - French horn may be an unusual giants' styles, sounds, and phrasing.by 5:00 - Bartok: " Violin Concerto No. I instrument for use in a jazz quartet, but 11:00-Weconclude the month with the tuning in tonight. ( I 908." Yehudi Menuhin is the soloist tonight on Jazz Expansions we hear music of Commander Cody and the and Antal Dorati conducts the New how John Clark makes the horn sound Lost Planet Airmen " live" from the 11:00 - Traffic is the group we feature Philharmonia Orchestra. (Angel 36438) like it was made for this setting on our LP. " Live From Deep In the Heart of tonight on Moondance from one of album feature entitled " Faces." Texas." "Good Rockin' Tonight," their very early LP.s with , 7:00 - Equal Voice. (Produced by Carol "I'm Comin' Home," "Mean Woman Steve Winwood, Chris Wood, and Jim Robertshaw for KUOM). Blues" and more tonight. Capaldi. Many gems by Mason and Winwood here: "Feelin' Alright," 7:30 - First Person Radio. (Produced by Monday - 27 "Pearly Queen" etc. the MIGIZI Communications Service) 5:00 - Ives: "Symphony No. 2." Friday - 31 8:00 - Tonight we hear from the Leonard Bernstein conducts the New Concord Super Band II with all the York Philharmonic. (Columbia 6289) 5:00 Dutch Avant-garde music Wednesday - 15 Concord regulars Scott Hamilton, including works by Tristan Keuris, Warren Vache, Cal Collins, Jake 7:00 - Equal Voice. (Produced by Carol Guus Janssen and Daan Manneke will 5:00 - Shostakovitch: "Symphony No. Hanna, Dave McKenna, Phil Robertshaw for KUOM). be featured tonight. 13 ('Babi Yar')." Poems by Yevtushenko Flanigan, and Anli Sugano. set for bass voice with orchestra and 7:30 - First Person Radio. (Produced by 7:00 - Local Insight. chorus. Dimiter Petkov is the soloist 11:00 - Tonight on the Maondance MIGIZI Communications Service) and the London Symphony Chorus and program we feature the new release by 8:00 - The Great Jazz Trio have a new Orchestra are conducted by Andre Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers from 8:00 - Tonight we feature a classic LP. and tonight we feature it on Jazz Previn. (Angel 37661). the brand new release "Hard entitled "" with true Expansions. (piano), Ron Promises." "The Waiting," "Kings living legends Carter (bass), and 7:00 - Minnesota ls~ues. (Produced by Road," "Letting You Go" and more (), (sax), John (drums) make up the group on this Andy Marlow for KUOM). heard here tonight. Lewis (piano), (bass), and recording entitled "Kindness, Joy, (drums) as they roar a series Love, and Happiness." 7:30 - Insight. of Bop classics.

8:00 - Tonight we feature the great Tuesday- 21 11:00 - The Rolling Stones tonight vibist Milt "Bags" Jackson from a Blue from the album "Sticky Fingers" Note double LP. entitled "All-Star 5:00 - Gershwin: "Rhapsody in Blue." featured on the Moondance program. THE 4TH ANNUAL Bags." Recorded between 1952 and '59, A version of this popular work for solo Listen in tonight for "You Gotta ton~ht we get to listen to the young piano, performed here by Julie Move," "Moonlight Mile," "I Got The NORTH COUNTRY .,., Jackson and his playing concepts at this Holtzman. (Radio Canada 397). Blues" and more. time. FOLK FESTIVAL 7:00 - Insight. 11:00-Tonight an early example of the July 24 -26. 198 1 work of singer, songwriter, and 8:00 - "Body & Soul" from the norm of Tuesday- 28 Ironwood. Michigan guitarist Dave Mason entitled "Alone Lucky Thompson is featured tonight Together" with friends Leon Russell, on the Jazz Expansions program. 5:00- Carlos Chavez: "Sinfonia India." Th e Minnesota Gos pel Tu.·1r1~ Jim Gordon, Rita Coolidge and more. The Orquesta Sinfonica Nacional de l?oberr ·'O ne Mon · · Johnsun Recorded in May of 1970 we hear Lucky Mane -Lyn n Hammond at his finest on a series of classic tunes. Mexico is conducted by the composer. Jerr')-' Uos mu ssen (Columbia 32-31-0002) Pete r Sta m bfer 11:00 - "Spider" John Koerner is John Berquis t Thursday - 16 7:00 - Insight. Soll y Rogers featured tonight on the Moondance C lairseach program with his 1972 LP. "Music Is Narodno 5:00 - J. S. Bach: "Suite No. 2· in B Just A Bunch of Notes" recorded at 8:00 - who is becoming Jerry Hou Minor (BWV l067)." Ransom Wilson, Sweet Jane Studios in Cushing, more and more recognized as the leader Joel Mabus flute, with the Los Angeles Chamber Minnesota. of the Heath Bros. group is also a fine Howard Mohr Ordiestra directed by Gerard Schwarz. G1r1n 1 C/e ,nme ns individual recording artist and tonight H, ch Richelie u (Angel DS-37330). we hear his newest LP. "Jimmy" where TP "Cuz" Teahan he performs on flute, soprano, and Ruf/wate r Stringbond 7:00 - Insight. Wednesday - 22 tenor sax. R,ch & Maureen De /Grosso Dou id · ·Hon eyboy" Ed wards Minnesota Tra d1t1 onal Morris 8:00 - Benny Carter is our featured artist 5:00 - C.P.E. Bach: "Concerto in D 11:00 - Music tonight by the Jefferson and more tonight and he provides excitement not Major for Harpsichord, Strings .and Starship from the 1970 LP. "Blows PLUS only on his usual horn; the alto sax, but Continuo, Wq. 18." The soloist is Against the Empire" with Paul Lumber1 acks. Mine rs . Drifte rs . B1rch bark tonight we hear his fine trumpet Malcolm Hamilton, and Gerard Kantner, Grace Slick, , Jack Canoe Builders. Potte rs, Inst ru ment playing as well. Listen for "The Benny Schwarz conducts the Los Angeles C

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Summertime" with the late Greg Wednesday - 5 8:00 - Tonight the duo of Herbie Wise Women Programs for August Hancock & Chick Corea from 1978 and Herbert, Harold Danko, , 5:00 · Haydn: "Symphony No. 93 in D an evening of two grand played and Mel Lewis. Sun., Aug. 2 & Tues., Aug. 4: Preview Major." George Szell conducts the the way only these two masters can. A of the August 7 "Take Back the Night" Cleveland Orchestra in the first of the lot of very fine music on this double 11:00 - Tonight we have an L.P. by march in Duluth, protesting violence so-called "Salomon" or "London" record set: "Someday My Prince Will guitarist Al Dimeola entitled "Slendido against women. symphonies by Haydn. (Columbia Come," "Maiden Voyage" and more. Hotel" from the year 1980 with friends D3M 32321). Les Paul, Steve Gadd, Jan Hammer, Sun., Aug 9 & Tues., Aug 11: Music 11 :00 - The Who featured tonight on and Chick Corea. This L.P. was the from the Farm. 7:00 • Minnesota Issues. (Produced by Moondance from the new recording Guitar Player magazine Album Of The Andy Marlow for KUOM). "Face Dances." Peter Townshend, Year in 1980, and you can hear it Sun., Aug 16 & Tues., Aug 18: Nurses Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle and tonight on the Moondance program. in Transition. 7:30 • Insight. Kenny Jones on "You," "Another Tricky Day," "The Quiet One" ai:id · Sun., Aug 23 & Tues., Aug 25: Ellen's 8:00 • Tonight the new L.P. by Pat more. Farm Show. Metheny entitled "As Falls Wichita, So Friday - 14 Falls Wichita Falls" with Lyle Mays Sun., Aug 30 & Tues., Sept. I: Poetry and Nana Vasconcelos. Recorded in 5:00 - Berg: "Three Pieces for by Jill Brekenridge, Minneapolis, 1980 ' September of 1980 in Oslo this shows Tuesday - 11 Orchestra, Op. 6." Pierre Boulez Bush Fellowship Recipient. another side of Metheny after recording conducts tfie BBC Symphony with his group, a solo record, and 5:00 - French Organ Masterpieces of the Orchestra. (Columbia MS 7179) . . The Wise Women producers still need recording with some of the finest artists I 7th and I 8th Centuries. Pierre your help. It's fun-join us! in jazz; tonight we hear a much more Froidebise plays music of such 7:00 - Local Insight. ethereal side of this young guitarist. composers as Marchand, Couperin, and Clerembault on the organ of the 8:00-Tonight we explore the brilliance 11 :00 - The music of The New Riders of Church Saint-Laurent d'Alkmaar. of pianist from his first The Purple Sage tonight off the album (Nonesuch 1020). Warner Bros. L.P. entitled " New AUGUST HIGHLIGHTS "" that has , Conversations." This was recorded at , Dave Nelson and all 7:00 • Insight. one of the real high points in Evans' Monday -3 the regular Riders on board. career with new label, new trio, and new 8:00-Tonight from the years 1927-1936 and better distribution. The world lost a 5:00 - Brahms: "Sonata No. 3 in D we hear some classic material by truly gifted artist when Bill Evans left Minor for Violin and Piano, Op. -l08. " · Fletcher Henderson and band. One of us in September of last year. Joseph Suk, violin, and Jan Panenka, Thursday- 6 the finest arranger/ composers to grace piano. (Crossroads 22 16 0087). the music of jazz, Henderson has never 5:00 · Prokofiev: "Sonata for Solo seemed to be given the acclaim he is Monday - 17 7:00 - Equal Voice. (Produced by Carol Violin, Op. 115." Chantal Juillet · deserving of. Robertshaw for KUOM). performs this three movement work. 5:00 - Dvorak: "Excerpts from Biblical (Radio Canada 439). 11:00 - Tonight Van Morrison from a Songs, Op. 99." Dietrich Fischer- 7:30 - First Person Radio. (Produced by recording done "Live In Concert In Los Dieskau, baritone with Jorg Demus at MIGIZI Communications Service): 7:00 · Insight. Angeles and London in Summer 1973." the piano. (Heliodor HS 25082). "Help Me," "Domino," "Gloria," 8:00 • Tonight on Jazz Expansions we 8:00 - Tonight the music of John "Saint Dominic's Preview" and many feature the swingin' sound of 7:00 - Equal Voice. (Produced by Carol Coltrane and from a of Morrison's classics from over the Robertshaw for KUOM). saxophonist Zoot Sims from his 1976 classic Blue Note L.P. entitled "High years heard here tonight. release called "Hawthorne Nights." · Step." Recorded in 1955-56, we hear - First Person Radio. (Produced by This showcases Zoot in a large group 7:30 examples of the developing Coltrane MIGIZI Communications Service). setting with friends like Richie and the solid bass work of Paul Kamuca, Frank Rosolino, Snooky Wednesday - 12 Chambers. - Tonight we feature the sounds of Young and others. 8:00 5:00 - R.ossin{-Respighi: "La Boutique tenor great Von Freeman, one of 11:00 - The music tonight of Delbert Chicago's finest. The L.P. you can hear 11:00 - Elvin Bishop is our featured Fantasque." A complete ballet, based McCiinton and his band on their L.P. is "Serenade & Blues" with John Young artist tonight on the Moondance on piano pieces by Rossini, as arranged "Second Wind." With elements of R & (piano), David Shipp (bass), and program from his "live" album entitled and otchestrated by Respighi. Andrew B, blues, country, and good ol' rock n' Wilbur Campbell (drums). "Raisin' Hell" recorded in 1976 and '77. roll, Delbert and friends get down to it Davis conducts the Tune in for "Medley," "Sure Feels Symphony. (CBS 35842). on many of the tunes heard tonight. 11 :00 • Tonight we get low down and Good," "Rock My Soul" and much funky with the group Tower of Power more. 7:00 - Minnesota Issues. (Produced by Arrdy Marlow for KUOM). from the L.P. "East Bay Grease." Tune in tonight for "Knock Yourself Out," Friday - 7 7:30 - Insight. "Back On The Streets Again," "The Price," "Social Lubrication" and more. Tuesday - 4 5:00 - George Crumb: "Black Angels (Images I) For Electric Quartet 8:00 - The guitar sounds tonight of 5:00 • Britten: "A Young Person's (Thirteen Images from the Dark Grant Green from a swingin' L.P. Guide to the Orchestra." Eugene called "Grant Stand" with organist · Land)." The Concord String Quartet Tuesday - 18 Ormandy conducts the Philadelphia perform. (Vox SVBX 5306). Jack McDuff in control of the rhythm Orchestra. Subtitled "Variations and section at his Hammond B-3. - Schonberg: "Verklarte Nacht, Fugue on a Theme of Purcell," the u.ine 5:00 7:00 - Local Insight. Op. 4." Zubin Mehta conducts the Los comes from music Purcell wrote for a 11 :00 - Boz Scaggs recorded one of his Angeles Philharmonic. (London 6552). play called "The Moor's Revenge." 8:00 · The music tonight of trombonist best albums many years ago for the (Odyssey 34616). Columbia label and it was entitled Bob and his small band 7:00 • Insight. from a live recording done at Sandy's -"Moments." Tonight on the 7:00 • Insight. Jazz Revival in Massachusetts. We hear Moondance program we feature that L.P. 8:00 - Charles McPherson is in the Jatk Wilkins, , and Joe spotlight tonight on Jazz Expansions 8:00 - Tonight we feature the piano LaBarbera joining Brookmeyer for a from his recording "Free Bop!" with artistry of Marian McPartland from a series of beautiful tunes. veterans (bass), Lou 1979 Concord release "From This Levy (piano), and Charles' son on Moment On" with Brian Torff (bass) Thursday - 13 drums. and (drums). Some very fine interplay between these three 5:00 • Giovanni Gabrieli: "Music for Monday - 10 • Tonight on the Moondance wonderful performers. Multiple Choirs, Brass and Organ." E. 11:00 program we go back to the early 5:00 - Telemann: "Concerto for Flute, Power Biggs, the Edward Tarr Brass 11:00 · The sound of Doug Sahm and Ensemble, and the Gregg Smith Singers and their first album that String Orchestra and Continua in D contained "Morning -Dew," "Good Band tonight on the Moondance are directed by Vittorio N~gri. Major." The Pro Arte Chamber Morning Little School Girl," "Beat It program, a I 973 Atlantic recording that (Columbia 30937). Orchestra of Munich is directed by Kurt On Down The Line" and more. features , Dr. John, Flaco Redel. (Musical Heritage MHS 518). Jimenez, Jack Walrath and various 7:00 - Insight. other sidemen on various tunes. 7:00 - The Inner Ear will feature excerpts . tonight from The Collect~d 8:00 - Trumpeter has led an interesting and often difficult life in Early Poems of William Carlos Continued on next page Williams. (Produced by E.A.R., Inc. of music. Tonight we feature one of his Superior, Wisconsin). newest and finest L.P .s, "Once Upon A 6 . AUGUST HIGHLIGHTS Thursday - 20 8:00_- Gato Barbieri and Don Cherry Thursday - 27 (cont.) together on one record may sound like 5:00 - J.S. Bach: "Lute Suite No. I in E an awesome avant-garde duo but 5:00 - Mussorgsky: " Pictures at an Minor, BWV 996. " John Williams tonight's album feature shows that Exhibition." T he famous Ravel performs this music on guitar. these men can play in a variety of styles o~chestration of what was originally a Wednesday - 19 (Columbia M2 33510). and produce a variety of colors. The piano work. Herbert von Karajan with L.P. was recorded in Paris in 1965. the Berlin Philharmonic. (DG 39 010). 5:00 - Ravel: "Sheherazade." A song 7:00 - Insight. cycle of three poems for voice and 11:00 - Music tonight on the 7:00 - Insight. orchestra, heard tonight in a new 8:00 - is our featured Moondance program from the group recording with Frederica Von Stade and artist tonight from a release that The English Beat from the new release 8:00 - Pianist Randy Weston is one of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, showcases him in tandem with four "Wha'ppen?" Listen tonight for the most unusual and inventive artists conducted by Seiji Ozawa. (CBS 36665). different players: Ornette Coleman, "Doors of Your Heart," "I Am Your that has been playing over the last two Alice Coltrane, Keith Jarrett, and Paul Flag," etc. decades. Tonight-on Jazz Expansions 7:00 - Minnesota Issues. (Produced by Motian. This very mixture provides for we feature his L.P. "Zulu" which Andy Marlow for KUOM). some brilliant duos contrasting the contains many of his finest acoustic bass with sax, harp, piano, and compositions like "Little Niles," as 7:30 - Insight. percussion. Tuesday- 25 well as some brilliant playing on a series of standard tunes. 8:00-Tonight from March of 1961 and 11:00 - Tonight on the Moondance 5:00 - Joseph Martin Kraus: the Pablo vaults, we hear the music of program we feature the music of "Symphony in C Minor (For Gustavus 11:00 - The Sons of Champlin are the great Johnny Hodges and a cross- Stanley Clarke and George Duke from III of Sweden)." Kraus was a featured tonight on the Moondance section of the Orchestra their new 1981 recording entitled "The contemporary of Mozart and wrote this program from the 1976 recording backing him up. Recorded " live" at the Clarke-Duke Project" that also has symphony in 1783. Newell Jenkins "Circle Filled With Love" which Sportpalast in Berlin, tonight we hear John Robinson on drums. Tune in conducts the Angelicum Orchestra of showcases the fine guitar work of Terry many of the Ellington/ Strayhorn gems tonight for "Louie, Louie," "Wild Milan. (Nonesuch H-71156). Haggerty on "Hold On," "Slippery played superbly. Dog" and more. When It's Wet" and "To The Sea" for 7:00 - Insight. openers.

8:00- "Jillian" is the name of tonight's Friday - 21 album feature by trumpeter Warren Bache with his friends from the Friday - 28 5:00 - Donald Erb: " Reconnaissance." Concord stable of regulars. Many old A composition in_ five movements for standards plus Warren's own title tune 5:00 - Mussiaen: "Seven Haikai." violin, piano, double-bass, percussion, to listen for tonight. Pierre Boulez directs the Domaine Moog sy-nthesizer , a nd Moog Musicale Orches tra, with piano soloist polyphonic instrument. The composer 11 :00 - Leon Russell is featured tonight Yvonne Loriod. (Everes t 31 92). directs. (Nonesuch H-71223). from his 1972 recording "Carney" with many infamous Russell tunes like 7:00 - Local Insight. 7:00 - Local Insight. "Tight Rope," "Me and Baby Jane," "This Masquerade" and more. 8:00 - Tonight we feature the piano 8:00 - "Tin Can Alley'' is the title of the artistry of John Coates Jr. from his latest L.P. from drummer J ack recording "Rainbow Road" done in DeJohneue and his special edition. late 1978 and early 1979 at the Deer Tune in tonight for artistry of Chico Head Inn in Delaware Water Gap, Freeman, John Purcell, Peter Warren Wedne1day - 26 Pennsylvania. and, of course, leader DeJ ohnette. 5:00 - Franck: "Quintet for Piano and String Quartet in F Minor." Antonin Kubalek, piano, with the Vaghy String Monday- 31 Quartet. (Radio Canada SM 319). Monday- 24 5:00 - John Powell: "Rhapsodie Johnny Hodges 7:00 - Minnesota Issues. (Produced by Negre." Zita Carno is the pianist and Andy Marlow for KUOM). 5:00 - Mozart: "Piano Sonata in A Calvin Simmons directs the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in 11:00-Tonight we hear music made by Minor, K. 310." Emil Gilels is the 7:30 - Insight. soloist. (DG 2530 061). this composition dating from 1917-18 the Dregs from the 1980 release "Dregs and inspired by Joseph Conrad's Of The Earth." Certainly one of the 8:00- is one fine jazz pianist - Equal Voice. (Produced by Carol "Heart of Darkness." (New World 228 ). finest bands playing rock/ funk/ jazz/ 7:00 and tonight we let EVERYONE in on Robertshaw for KUOM). country fusion anywhere around, tune this fact with his 1977 L.P. "Third 7:00 - Equal Voice. (Produced by Carol in tonight for "Twigs Approved," Down." Harry "Sweets" Edison, LeRoy Robertshaw for KUOM). "Broad Street Strut," "Pride O' The 7:30 - First Person Radio. (Produced by Vinnegar, and make up MIGIZI Communications Service). Farm" and more. the group performing here tonight. 7:30 - First Person Radio. (Produced by MIGIZl Communications Service). 11:00 - The music of the group Downchild from the L.P. "So Far (A 8:00 - Saxophonist George Adams is in Collection of Our Best)." This very the spotlight on his L.P. "Paradise blues-based band does fine versions of Space Shuttle" with friends Ron Elmore's "Madison Blues," Willie Burton (piano), Don Pate (bass), Al Dixon's "Bring It On Home," and Foster (drums), and Azzedin Weston Give a many jumpin' originals. (percussion). PHOTO FINISHING PRINTS, SLIDES, MOVIES, REPRINTS -COLOR & BLACK and WHITE FAST SERVICE - HIGH QUALITY Gift PDQ PRINTING. INC. of Music 207 WEST FIRST STREET. DULUTH. 722-6010 Give a gift membership in - --~~BUILDERS& LABORERS WDTH to someone you ~~COMMONWEALTH love. They will receive "Airwaves" free of charge for a year, as well as the ENERAL CONTRACTING satisfaction of supporting a PASSIVE SOLAR DESIGN worthwhile cause. Your CUSTOM WOODWORKING

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EDUCATIONAL RADIO FAN PUBLIC ACCESS Julie Holloman I really do enjoy the station and look Duluth, MN. forward to more years of growth. Enclosed is my membership renewal for WDTH is great. Keep up your stand for WDTH. community and student access to the Arno Kahn public airways. THANKS. Duluth, MN. I enjoy broadcasts of lectures like the Thea Johnson Lecture Series and on John Fitzgerald PARTIAL TO MANN Insight. I enjoy classical music and Duluth, MN. This is my pledge from last fall 's especially the Symphony Previews. marathon. NEW MEMBERS I hope you can someday get National We really enjoy your Bluegrass & Folk I was going to say I want to hear Jess Public Radio programs like Earplay, Frank Zappa and more . programs. It's really great to have because it looks like Minnesota Public programs like this available to us. BETTER LATE THAN NEVER Well, I have been hearing less Frank Radio has dropped this series. Zappa, but no Herbie Mann. How can ' We are wondering if you have any I may be one of the slowest to make you guys ignore such a true jazz great as Although I don't suppose there is much program schedule available to us? We good on my pledge but I have not Herbie Mann. demand for it, I used to listen to the would like to be able to plan to listen to extension courses that were broadcast forgotten. You are the finest station in some of the programming. over WDTH. the area and your programming is a Joe Panyon continuing educational experience for Keep up the good work! Your programs Ronald Bongey me. Please keep it up. are terrific! Duluth, MN. Robert King The Stegmanns Duluth, MN. FOLK FAN NOTE: We will be carrying a class for Solon Spring, WI. credit this fall. Check the September guide for details. I enjoy your Folk Migrations program. 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With our tight budget, we Cajun music, Gospel music, The Thanks for the nightly jazz don't pay any guests or speakers, but we If there's anything I can do to help, Country Gentlemen, Bill Clifton, appreciate your support and will other than keeping about five radios Ernest Tubb, Granpa Jones, and programming-which is a very welcomed change from the commercial continue to bring you interesting tuned in to WDTH and supporting th though I could go on and on ... ! 'mat the programming in this area, which is speakers and guests on the Wise Women station, let me know. bottom of the page. Thanks for your program and other public affairs three hours of Good music on Saturday. extremely pathetic. And .. ,the Sunday afternoon blues is a rare find and programs on WDTH. Congratulate the staff and keep up the great work. Verna Tokar delight in Duluth when I'm home to enjoy it. Keep it up. Superior, WI. Kevin Bovee Karen Yoki

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