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WNIB Program Schedule Feburary 1972 ,~,...,_~ _,,,,...,...,. _....,,.,..,. ,.,,. - ~ _ ____ _, ,,,,..-------·.-~-,--- --~ _,,,_,_~~~~'!l!tt<::~~-""""i"'..-.J•~-_,,..,_,...,!<- ,,__ !'Mi'-"~"" r~'°l"""'"'I ~---~ •-~-~,.,.........,.,,.,,,_,,,,_.._,,,~~ PROGRAM SCHEDULE WNIB 97.1 fm February, 1972 The Advent Loudspeaker_ ... _ and The Smaller Advent Loudspeaker Both available at_ 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 9481); & "Romany Life" - Jeannette MacDonald, s (RCA 2908) PROGRAM SCHEDULE HERBERT "Sunset" - Orch/Andre Kostelanetz (Col M 30075) .WNIB 6 PM CHABRIER Trois· valses roman- 97.1 fm tiques - Robert & Gaby Casadesus, p (Col MS 6323) THOMAS "Raymond" Overture - New York Phil/Leonard Bernstein (Col ML 6143) MEYERBEER "0 Paradiso" from "L'Africaine" - Giuseppe di Stefano, t (OGG WNIB Program Schedule is published by Radio Station WNIB, 25 East Chestnut, 138 827) ; HALEVY "Rachel, quand du Seigneur" Chicago, Illinois 60611. Phone: 337-5252. Subscription rates: one year $5. 00; from "La Juive" -Placido Domingo, t(RCA 3083); two years $9. 00; three years $12. 00. & SAINT SAENS "Arretez, o mes freres" from "Samson e Dalila" -Jon Vickers, t (Ang 36210) SAINT SAENS Fantasy for Violin & COVER: "Ji,olation", acrylic, charcoal, and ink on canvas, by William T, Wi­ Harp, Op. 124 - Ruggiero Ricci, vn; Gloria le This work is from the exhibit of the art of William T. Wiley at the Art Agostino,harp (Dec DL 710177) In~titute of Chicago through February 20, The cover painting was lent to the SAINT SAE:NS Fantasia in E~ - E. Art Institute for the exhibit from the collection of Dr. & Mrs. Reuben M. Ba­ Power Biggs, organ (Col ML 5707) ron, Oak Park, Michigan. Other photographs from the Wiley exhibit and other exhibits at the Art Institute appear on pages 11, 15, 17, 19, and 21. Courtesy 7 PM RENATA TEBALDI RECORDINGS Art Institute of Chicago. (Today is Renata Tebaldi's 50th birthday. In celebration we have scheduled four special programs this month consisting entirely of her recordings. These programs will be heard on Tuesday evenings beginning at 7. In addition all of the Wednesday afternoon operas this month will featute Renata Tebaldi in leading roles.) 1 PM THE WNIB LIBRARY #1677 BOITO "L'altra notte in fondo al TUESDAY 1 LISZT "Mazeppa" (Sym Poem #6); mare" from "Mefistofele" - Renata Tebaldi, s; Hungarian Rhapsody #5 in c; Hungarian Fantasy Lyric Opera Orch/Georg Solti (Lon 5320) 9 AM BRAHMS Academic Festival Over- in e for Piano & Orch; & Hungarian Rhapsody GIORDANO "Eravata possente.•• ture, Op. 80 - Berlin Phil/Claudio Abbado (OGG #4 in c# - Shura Cherkassky, p (in Hungarian 139 371) Ora soave"; "La mamma morte"; & "Vicino a Fantasy); Berlin Phil/Herbert von Karajan te ••• La nostra morte" from "Andrea Chenier" LISZT Piano Piece #2; Nuages gris; (DGG 18 692) & La lugubre gondola #1 - Jean-Rodolphe Kars, - Renata Tebaldi, s; Jose Soler, t (Cetra 50169) p (Lon CS 6604) VERDI "Ritorna vincitor" from 2 PM SUPPE Excerpts from "Boccaccio" "Aida"; GOUNOD "Chanson du Roi de Thule et - Anneliese Rothenberger, s (Fiametta); Heinz Air des Bijoux" from "Faust"; PUCCINI "Un bel DVORAK string Quintet in Eb, Op. Hoppe, t (Pietro & Lotteringhi); Hermann Prey, 97 - Anton Fietz, 1st vn; Wilhelm Huebner, 2nd di" from "Madama Buttertly"; "In quelle trine bt (Boccaccio); Graunke Sym Orch & Gaertner­ morbide" from "Manon Lescaut"; "Vissi d'arte" vn; Gtinther Breitenbach, va; Ferenc Mihaly, 'c; platz Theatre Cho/Carl Michalski (Electrola Burghard Kraeutler, db (Lon CS 6673) from "Tosca"; & VERDI "Tacea la notte" from C 031-28 196) "11 Trovatore" - Renata Tebaldi, s; Suisse Ro­ SULLIVAN/MACKERRAS "Pineap­ 10 AM Victor HERBERT (born on this date mande Orch/Alberto Erede (Lon 5007) ple Poll" - Royal Phil/Charles Mackerras (Cap in 1859) SElections from "The Fortune Teller" SP 8663) - Philadelphia Orch/Eugene Ormandy (Col ML 8PM THE WEINGARTNER RECORDINGS (Tonight's program produced by 5376) 3: 10 TA USIG Hungarian Gypsy Airs - HERBERT "Sweethearts" from Don Tait.) Michael Ponti,p (Candide CE 31031) BEETHOVEN Consecration of the "Sweethearts"; "A Kiss in the Dark" from DVORAK 4 Moravian Duets, Op. "Orange Blossoms"; & "Ah, sweet Mystery of House Overture, Op. 124 - London Phil/Felix 20 - Mary Burgess, s; Jon Hwnphrey, t; Luis Weingartner (Col X 140) (red. 1938) Life" from "Naughty Marietta" - Anna Moffo, s; Batlle,p (Col MS 6936) Sergio Franchi, t (RCA 2675) BEETHOVEN Sym #2 in D, Op. 36 TCHAIKOVSKY Violin Concerto in - London Sym/Felix Weingartner (Col HL 7091) HERBERT "Hero and Leander", Op. D, Op. 35 - David Oistrakh, vn; Moscow Phil/ 21 (Sym Poem) - Royal Phil/Karl Krueger (So­ (red. 1938) Gennadi Rozhdestvensky (Mel/Ang SRBO 4112) ciety for the Preservation of America's Musi­ cal Heritage MIA 121) 9 PM SCHUBERT Violin Fantasy in C, D. 4: 10 SCHMITT "Une semaine du petit 821 - Jascha Heifetz, vn; Brooks Smith,p (RCA elfe Ferme - l'Oeil", Op. 58 ("A week in the 11 AM SCHUMANN Symphonic Etudes in 3109) life of the dwarf, Shut-Eye") - Robert & Gaby BRAHMS Zigeunerlieder, Op. i03 c#, Op. 13 - John Browning,p (RCA 2963) Casadesus,p (Col ML 5259) (for 4-part chorus & piano) - Gaechinger Kan­ VERDI "Teco io sto" from "Un Bal­ BRAHMS Viola Quintet #1 in G, Op. torei/Helmuth Rilling; Martin Galling, P (None lo in Maschera" - Montserrat Caballe, s; Bar­ 88 - Cecil Aronowitz, va; Amadeus string Quar-· H 71228) nabe Marti, t (Ang S 36787) tet (OGG 139 430) WAGNER "Wie aus der Ferne" from "The Flying Dutchman" - Birgit Nilsson, s; Hans 9:40 KALINNIKOV Sym #1 in g - Moscow Hotter, bs (Ser S 60167) 5 PM Victor HERBERT (born on this date Phil/Kiril Kondrashin (Mel/Ang SR 40173) in 1859) 'Cello Concerto #2, Op. 30 - Georges ARENSKY Trio in d, Op. 32 - Igor 12 PM SHOSTAKOVICH "Hamlet" Inciden- Miquelle, 'c; Eastman Rochester Sym/Howard Zhukov, p; Grigory Feigin, vn; Valentin Feigin, tal Music - Boston Pops/Arthur Fiedler (RCA Hanson (Mer MG 50163) 'c (Mel/Ang SR 40165) 3130) HERBERT "Kiss Me Again" from RACHMANINOFF Suite #2 for Two "Madamoiselle Modiste" - Anna Moffo, s (RCA Pianos, Op. 17 (Introduction; Waltz; Romance; 2794); & "When You're Away" from "The Only WEDNESDAY 2 & Tarantella) - Vitya Vronsky & Victor Babin, Girl" - Joan Sutherland, s (Lon OSA 1268) p (RCA 2648) HERBERT Irish Rhapsody - Cleve­ RUSSIAN TRADITIONAL Selection land Pops/Louis Lane (Epic LC 3879) 9 AM BERWALD Bajadarfesten - SWedish of Songs - Soviet Army Chorus & Band (Mel/ HERBERT "Tramp Tramp" from Radio Orch/Sixten Ehrling (None H 71218) Ang SR' 40078) "Naughty Marietta" - Nelson Eddy, bt (Col CS SCHUBERT Impromptus, Op. 90 (D. 3 899) (#1 inc; #2 in Eb; #3 in Gb; & #4 in Ab) - 352; & Piano Sonata in G, L. 387 - Dame Myra MENDELSSOHN "Ruy Blas" Over­ Nelson Freire,p (Col MS 7307) Hess, p (Ang 35991) ture - Suisse Romande Orch/Ernest Ansermet MOZART Sym #35 in D, K. 385 - D SCARLATTI Sinfonia in B - New (Lon CS 6436) Cleveland Orch/George Szell (Col MG 30368) Philh/Raymond Leppard (Phi 900-235) MENDELSS0:';1N Concerto in d for Piano, Violin & Orch ("Do~le") - Eugene List, 10 AM BACH Partita #6 in e - Glenn Gould, 6 PM PAGANINI/KREISLER Concerto for p; Carroll Glenn, vn; Vienna Chamber Orch/ p (Col D3S 754) Violin & Orch in One Movement - Fritz Kreis­ Ernst Maerzendorfer (West WST 17166) A SCARLATTI "Su le sponde del ler, vn (born on this date in 1875); Philadelphia· Tebro" (Cantata) - Barbara Schlick, s; Scher­ Orch/Eugene Ormandy (RCA SP 33-555) 12 PM HARTY "John Field Suite" - Liver- baum Baroque Ens (DGG 2530 023) ROSSINI "La Gazza Ladra" Over­ pool Phil/Sir Malcolm Sargent (Col Entre RL PURCELL "King Arthur" Music - ture - Berlin Phil/Herbert von Karajan (DGG 3043) Collegium Aureum/Reinhard Peters (Vic VICS 2530 144) DONIZETTI Excerpts from "The 1432) ROSSINI "La Promessa" - Renata Daughter of the Regiment": "Ah mes amis" - Tebaldi, s; Giorgio Favaretto,p (Lon 5267); & Luciano Pavarotti, t (Lon OSA 1273); & "Par le 11AM HAYDN Violin Concerto #4 in G - "La Danza" - Nicolai Gedda, t (Ang 36314) rang et par !'opulence" - Joan Sutherland, s (Lon Hermann Krebbers, vn; Amsterdam Chamber ROSSINI Tarantelle pur sang - Lu­ OSA 1276) Orch/Andre Rieu (Cr 22-16-0206) ciano Sgrizzi,p (None H 1163) ALKAN Les Soupirs; Barcarolette; ROSSINI Dances from "Moses in SARASATE Introduction & Taran­ Heraclite et Democrite; & Le Frisson - Ray­ Egypt" - San Carlo Opera Orch/Tullio Serafin tella, Op, 43 - Anshel Brusilow, vn; Philadel­ mond Lewenthal,p (Col M 30234) (Phi PHM 3-580) phia Orch/Eugene Ormandy (Col ML 6191) BIZET Jeux d'Enfants - Philh/Car­ ROSSINI Excerpts from "William BOEHM Tarantella - Hollywood lo Maria Giulini (Ser S 60022) Tell": "Sombre foret" - Regine Crespin, s (Ang Bowl Sym/Carmen Dragon (Cap P 8351) 36144); & "Non mi lasciare••• o muto asil•• , 1PM THE WNIB LIBRARY #1679 Corriam ! Voliam" - Luciano Pavarotti, t (Lon 7PM COLLECTOR'S SHOWCASE SCHUMANN 'Cello Concerto in a, OS 26192) (Tonight's program produced for Op. 129; & TCHAIKOVSKY Variations on a WNIB by Don Tait, ) Rococo Theme, Op. 33 - Mstislav Rostropovich, 12 PM WEBER Piano Sonata #3 in d, Op. BACH Sonata #1 in g for Unaccom­ 'c; Leningrad Phil/Gennadi Rozhdestvensky 49 - Dino Ciani,p (DGG 2530 026) panied Violin - Georges Enesco, vn (Continental (DGG 18 674) MENDELSSOHN Sextet in D, Op, LP CLP-104) (red. circa 1949) 110 - Members of the Vienna Octet (Walter Pan­ BEETHOVEN Violin Concerto in D, 2 PM MENDELSSOHN (born on this date hoffer, p; Anton Fietz, vn; Gunther Breitenbach, Op. 61 - Yehudi Menuhin, vn; Lucerne Festival in 1809) "Elijah" (Oratorio for Soloists, Cho 1st va; Wilhelm Huebner, 2nd va; Ferenc Mi­ Orch/Wilhelm Furtwaengler (His Master's & Orch) - Jane Marsh, s; Shirley Verrett,ms; haly, 'c; Burghard Kraeutler, db) (Lon CS 6636) Voice DB 6574/98) (red.
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