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FORDHAM UNIVERSITY BRONX, NEW YORK 10458 (212) 933-2233 EXT. 243-244 uvfuv 90.7 f m new york May 7th, 1973 160 West 73d St. New York City 10023 Miss Jane Becker Publicity Manager ALFRED A. KNOPF INC. 201 East 50th St. New York City Dear Miss Becker: I note that the publication date for Artur Rubinstein's new book is near. I thought I would send you this £ote in regard to my broadcasts^ in the even something might be worked out. As the enclosed indicates—I am a concert pianist, having been a scholarship student at the Juilliard with the late Olga Samaroff- Stokowsky, and also having spent a summer with Josef Hofmann. My radio show----- "BERNARD GABRIEL VIEWS THE MUSIC SCENE" has been on the air nearly 7 years now-.....- and I interview such musical figures as: YEHUDI MENUHIN, SIR RUDOLF BING, ERICA MORINI, LILI KRAUS, LEON BARZIN, THOMAS SCHERMAN, EARL WILD, WILLIAM MASSELOS, JOHN STEINWAY etc. etc. I mention the above-------because, I imagine Artur Rubinstein might be tempted to do an interview, since I am a professional musician —and might not just do the usual generalized type of chat with him. My broadcasts are heard by a great many radio stations coast to coast-------via "NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO", and are heard independently over WFUV in NYC every Monday night---------- 9-9:30PM. I should greatly like to talk with Mr. Rubinstein-------but in any everiTwould like to review the book.(l di a great many book reviews on the show, and talk with a variety of authors.) Possibly you would show Mr. Rubinstein this note and the enclosure tank you———and I’d appreciate a word from you. TR7----- 6700 Sincerely, EN2-------0395 Bernard Gabriel NON-COMMERCIAL 50,000 WATTS EDUCATIONAL 9-10, WEVD: Victor Riesel Inter­ views. “Are Crime and Corrup­ Talks, Sports, Events tion Now Permanent Ways of Life in Our City?” Whitney 10:15-11 A.M., WOR-AM: Martha North Seymour Jr., U. S. Attor­ Deane Program. “Tuition At City ney for the Southern District o| 8:05-10 A.M., WNCN: Morning 3:06-5, WQXR: Montage. Duncan and State Universities,” four stu­ New York; Edward M. Shaw, Concert. Pirnie. dents discuss the controversial chief, New York Joint Strike Symphony No. 2 in C ... .Weber Galliards and Dances. .Widmann issue. Force Against Organized Crime? Festklange . ..............Liszt 12 Noon-12:30, WEVD: Ruth Violin Sonata No. 1: Fugue.Bach Variations on a Rossini Theme Jacobs Show. Mary B. Hoover Nicholas Scoppetta, New York The Nightingale .............. Alabieff Martinu discusses her book, “The Respon­ City Investigation Commissioner, Moses Fantasie ........ Paganini Enigma Variations .............. Elgar sive Parent.” guests. Papillons ...................... Schumann Violin Concerto No. 1 .... Bach 6, WFUV: The Evening Concert. 1:15-2, WOR-AM: Arlene Fran­ 9-10, WNYC-AM: Crime and Violin Sonata and Partita. .Bach cis’s guest is Ginger Rogers. Punishment. With William van- 9:06-10, WQXR: Piano Personali­ Piano Concerto No. 4; Rondb in 3:25-3:30, WOR-AM: Margaret den Heuvel. “The Adequacy, of ties. Martha Argerich and Gina B flat for Piano and Orchest Truman and Author in the News. Legal Representation Afforded Bachauer. BeethoVen Bernard Bard talks about cor­ Indigent Defendants in the City Mazurkas Nos. 1,2,3 ....Chopin Symphony No. 3 ........... Bra poral punishment in public of New York,” Justice Irwin Petruchka .................... Stravinsky Music for Strings, Percussion schools. Brownstein, Supreme Court,~ ~ ‘ Celesta...............................Ba Kings County, guest. 10:05-11, WNCN: Recital Stage. 4-4:30, WNYC-AM: New York Elegie ...........................Stravinsky Mathis der Maier .... Hindemith „ll:30-Midnight,............. WQXR:WQX" Casper Tomorrow. With Ann Wolfe. Citron Program. Lady Amalia Das Marienleben: Part 1 7:05-8, WNCN: Anniversary Cod­ “Confronting Life Through Chil­ Hindemith Flemming describes her resist­ cert. dren’s Books,” Maia Won- ance to the Greek government. Sonata No. 32 (Op. Ill) The second in a series of An ciechowska, guest. Beethoven niversary Concerts dedicated t 6:10-6:15, WQXR: Metropolitan 10:06-12 Noon, WQXR: The Lis­ Johann Sebastian Bach, born on Report. Bill Blair, correspondent- tening Room. Robert Sherman, March 21, 1685. at-large. News Broadcasts host. Guests: Gary Kendall, Har­ Brandenburg Concerto No. 6:30, WQXR: Clive Barnes. “The ris Poor, George Reid, Cornell Cantata: “Ich habe genug”; C World of Dance and Drama.” Richie, bassos. William Glazier, certo after Vivaldi.................B Hourly on the Hour: WQXR, pianist. Live studio performances 8-conclusion, WNYC-FM: Musica 6:36, WQXR: Point of View. WNBC, WNEW, WOR, WTFM, of bass arias and songs. Judy Hampton, consumer affairs WMCA, WNCN, WHN, WCBS, Sacra Concert. Central Presby­ representative, Mobil Oil Com­ WRVR, 7, 8, 9, A.M., Weekdays, 12 Noon-1, WNYC-FM: Midday terian Church. Richard Westen- pany, speaking on “Employmena 6 P. M. Symphony. berg, conductor. for the Ex-addict.” Five Minutes to the Hour: WABC Overture to an English Opera St. John’s Passion.................Bach (also five minutes to the half- Haydn 8-10, WRVR: Just Jazz With Ed 7:30-8, WRVR: Gang Busters. hour), WNYC, WPIX, WRFM. 1:06-3 P.M., WQXR: Symphonic Beach. 7:30, WMCA: Hockey. Chicago Fifteen Minutes Past the Hour: Matinee. Charlie Parker: 1949-54 (Part I). ugars at New York Raiders. WPLJ. Requiem...................................Faure 8:06-9,WQXR: Symphony Hall. :30-8:55, WNYC-AM: Children On the Half-Hour: WPAT, Symphony No. 1 .. Shostakovich Passacaglia and Fugue in C an’t Wait. With Robert B. WWDJ, WNEW, WLIB, WV/RL, minor ...................Bach-Stokowski Cbffman. “Not Such Different WNBC, WMCA, WVNJ; WBAI, 2-3:55, WNYC-FM: Chamber En­ 6:30 only semble. Hungarian Fantasia.............. Liszt " ’ i,” Miriam Rosenkrantz, Piano Trio in D minor. .Arensky Concert Music for Strings and Pendler, Steven Rose, Continuous News: WINS, WCBS. Orchestral Trio in B flat Brass ...................... Hindemith Stamitz FM AM 'FM 10:06-11, WQXR: Panorama. 9-9:30, WNYC-FM: The Livable WABC WNEW 1130 102.7 Sextet for Piano and Winds Hunyadi Laszlo: Overture and ith Gordon Hyatt. “Graf­ WADO WNYC 830 -93.9 Poulenc Arias......................................... Erkel fiti: Art Form or Curse?” Hugo WBAI 99.5 WNYE 913 Zigeunerlieder ...................Brahms Harry Janos Suite...........Kodaly Martinez, student, City College; WBLS 107.5 WO R 710 , Violin Concerto No. 22. .. .Viotti WBNX 1380 11:05-12 Midnight, WNCN: The Coco 144, student, George Wash­ WPAT 930 -93.1 Flute and Harp Concerto. Mozart ington Preparatory School, WCBS 880 101.1 WPIX 101.9 WEVD 97.9 Symphony No. 78 in C minor Symphony. 1330 WPLJ 95.5 guests. WFUV 90.7 Haydn Symphony No. 38 (Prague) WPOW 1330 105.9 Mozart WQXR 1560 96.3 2:05-5, WNCN: Afternoon Con­ Chamber Symphony. Schoenberg cert. WRFM 105.1 ill Blair, correspondent-at-large. WRVR 106.7 Concerto No. 1 for 5 Flutes 12:05-1 A.M., WQXR: Midnight WTFM 103.5 Boismortier With Music. 9-9:30, WFUV: Bernard Gabriel 89.9 WVNJ Waltzes ............... Chopin Serenade for Strings ... .Wire Views the Music Scene. Inter­ 1190 620 1W.Î Missa de Beata Virgine.Des Prez The Lark . Castelnuovo-Tedes view with John Steinway, vice- w 570 WWDJ 970 . c 660 97.1 WW RL 1600 Piano Concerto No. 15 (K.450) president, the Steinway Piano, w Davidsbuendertaenze. Schumann w N 104.3 WXLO 91.7 Symphony No. 4 . .Beethoven Mozart Inc., guest. as monologues and interviews have been rW (Suide: Wlaa^^. “Music Therapy,” “The Piano in Present- Day Life,” “The Influence of the Orient on Western Music,” “Narcotics and the ---------- becewb-er-^-y 9 7o Present Music Scene,” “Why Multi­ Media?”, “The Meaning of Style,” “Great Orchestras of the World,” “The Contribu­ tion of Women to Music,” “Trends in the Musical Avant-Garde,” “Great Handi­ capped Musicians,” “Humor in Serious Music,” “Trends in Recorded Music” and many others even, would you believe, ‘^Raising Plants and Vegetables to Musical Accompaniment”! ' Mr. Gabriel has interviewed more than a hundred musical figures so far in his WFUV appearances, among whom were such notables as Yehudi Menuhin, Alicia Markova, Erica Morini, Lili Kraus, Thomas Scherman, Hildegarde, Rosalyn Tureck, Virgil Fox, William Warfield, Fernando Valenti, Sherill Milnes, Henry Pleasants, Jessica Dragonette—and former New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner—to name just a few. “I have been lucky in never coming across a guest at the microphone who has tongue-tied or who answered queries in mono-syllables,” Mr. Gabriel recalls. “Almost every guest has talked readily and without apparent nerves. Once in a while a guest has been uncomfortable with the English language, or has found it difficult to express himself with fluency. This can be a concern, because it easily I Av&usr 12# -/77Z leads to the interviewer ‘taking over’ too much, and to interrupting a slow-paced guest.” Patently, Mr. Gabriel has been commen­ able to avoid this pitfail, minimizing his tators like Bernard own role in an interview to the point Gabriel have impressive followings. A which led one listener to comment, “Mr. number of Cue readers have communir Gabriel, you have such, a beautiful voice cated enthusiasm fori Mr. Gab­ and delivery! We want to hear more of riel's "The Music Scene” (illuminating YOU!” interviews with musical personalities with While his WFUV broadcasts are not some related recorded examples—Mon., substantially involved with his teaching, 9 P-m.). ? BERNARD GABRIEL INTERVIEWING Mr. Gabriel is noted for innovations which have resulted in his devising meth­ ods to make moppets actually enjoy not only lessons, but the practice that goes with them. And he has found in the past few years a growing interest among senior BERNARD GABRIEL citizens to take up music study.
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