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Moves to 4pm Weekdays beginning September II AM 820 WNYC-TV FM 93.9 SEPTEMBER 1 9 9 5 on AM820 and FM93.9 IC PUBLIC RAoio A New Start for ALL THINGS CONSIDERED Weekdays from 4-6:30pm, beginning September 11 See the grids on pages 8 and 9 for the new AM and FM schedules

Public radio listeners: we've been listening to report of anti- you! Starting September 11 All Things Considered wardemon- begins an hour earlier. The much -requested new strations in time offers fuller drive -time broadcasts for Washington, National Public Radio's popular newsmagazine. A D.C. which lively mix of news, business and science reports, began with the newsmaker interviews and profiles, features, and words, "Today reviews of the arts and books, gives ATC a person- in the nation's ality all its own. capital it is a In addition to weekday hosts , , and -a native ATChosts Noah Adams, Robert Siegel, and crime to be young and have Linda Wertheimer long hair...." In 1972 Stamberg became the first woman in the U.S. to anchor a national nightly news program. Through the years, ATC has assembled an extraordinary group of on -air talent, including , "I hope more and more , and . WNYC listeners who are not already regular listeners will ATC has covered the major sto- tune in at the new hour and ries of our time, from Vietnam get the same great program to Bosnia, offering gavel -to - at an earlier time." gavel coverage of the Watergate Robert Siegel hearings, a series on the murder of John Lennon, and reports who began his from the during the 70th radio career covering anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. demonstrations and later worked at WRVR- During the Guff War, NPR correspondent ATC has an acclaimed group of contributors disappeared in southern Iraq, who add to the breadth of the program. From turning up in the hands of the Iraqi Peabody Award -winning Senior News Analyst Republican Guard before he was freed less to first grade teacher Bailey than a week later. And 's cov- White and book reviewer Alan Cheuse, the erage of the nomination program's contributors add insight, humor, and hearings not only won numerous awards but poignancy to each day's program. shaped the coverage of most other news Since its debut in 1971, ATC has garnered organizations. broadcasting's highest honors, including the Beginning September 11, WNYC listeners will George Foster Peabody Award and the Alfred I. hear a continuous 2 1/2 hours of the reports, duPont-Columbia University Award. In 1993 features, and personalities that make All ATC became the first public radio program Things Considered one of the finest programs inducted into the . When ever broadcast on radio. the show premiered, was a (Weekend ATC continues at 5pm with Daniel tape editor and Linda Wertheimer directed. Zwerdling.) The first program offered a lengthy on -site

2 WE ['RIC Hag New times beginning Sells WNYC TV September 11! To ITT and Dow Jones m OnThursday, August 3 Mayor Rudy Giuliani announced that city -owned WNYC TV 31 would be

a3 sold to ITT and Dow Jones for $207 million. The rev- enue from the sale will go to the city to help close its Talk of the budget gap. But the future of New York public radio is Nation secure. with Ray As the Mayor announced in March, the city will Suarez, on sell WNYC AM and FM to the not -for-profit WNYC AM820 Foundation for $20 million. This decision to sell WNYC weekdays Radio (established by New York City in 1924) to the from 2-4pm Foundation, not the highest bidder, recognized the value of WNYC Radio in the cultural landscape of New York City. Already 33,000 listeners have contributed to the Independence Campaign. The WNYC Foundation Marketplace acknowledges that a public radio campaign of this size is with Day d unprecedented, but believes that with the continued Braneacco support of WNYC listeners, members, foundations, cor- on AM820 porations, and the New York philanthropic community, and FM93.9. the money can be raised. weekdays The new owners of WNYC TV, ITT and Dow Jones, from 5 intend to broadcast business news, information, and 7pm sports. It will take 6-10 months for the sale and the FCC approval process to be completed. Until that time, WNYC TV will continue to present its mix of programs.

Selected Shorts September 3A Loaf of Bread, by James Alan McPherson, read by Juanita Fleming. New York September10 Emperor of the Air, by Ethan Canin, read Beat by Joe Spano; She Unnames Them, by Ursula K. LeGuin, with Dara read by Joanna Gleason. Welles on September 17 Taking Miss Kezee to the Polls, by David AM820 Haynes, read by Michael Genet; Green Life, by John weekdays Mihelic, read by Mary Beth Hurt. from 7-9pm September 24 A Relative Stranger, by Charles Baxter, read by Chris Sarandon; The Inner Ring, by Steven Schrader, read by Isaiah Sheffer. SelectedShorts, FM93.9, Sundays, 4pm; AM820, Sundays, 6pm Fresh Al New York Is Book Country with Terry Join WNYC personalities Sunday, September 17 from Gross week- I lam to 5pm as part of the lively New York Is Book days from Country. Come to the east side of Fifth Avenue between 7-8pm on 52nd and 53rd streets and meet New York and Company's FM93.9 and Leonard Lopate between 11:30am and 2:30pm, and 10-11pm Isaiah Sheffer, producer and host of Selected Shorts from on Ald1820 2-5pm.

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Children at Risk In contemporary America many children grow up in cities as dangerous as Sarajevo, hanging out at drug bazaars where crack cocaine is bought and used. They live in worlds where AIDS, teenage pregnancy, and guns are every- where. The Lives of the Children is dedicated to letting children tell the stories of their own lives, often describing the dangers kids face today and their remarkable ability to survive. Award -winning journalist Linda Ellerbee hosts Leonard Nimoy hosts Jewish ShortStories this six -part series. Jewish Short Stories The Lives of the Children, AM820, Saturdays, These stories explore both the response to 10pm urban life of individuals uprooted from rural communities and the attempt to retain a sense 'S'Wonderful Music of identity despite the anonymity of modern The songs of George and Ira Gershwin are cele- life. The series is directed by Joan Micklin Silver brated in 'S'Wonderful. The program offers a and hosted by Leonard Nimoy. unique opportunity to hear "new" Gershwin September 2 On Account of a Hat, by Sholom tunes, unknown and unpublished melodies Aleichem, read by Peter Riegert; Bontshe the from Ira Gershwin's personal archives. Dawn Silent, by I.L. Peretz, read by Harold Gould; Upshaw and singer -guitarist John Pizzarelli Gedali, by Isaac Babel, read by Ron Rifkin. appear before a live audience at Washington, September 9 The King, by Isaac Babel, read by D.C.'s Warner Theater. Among the dassics per- Jeff Goldblum; Gimpel the Fool, by I.B. Singer, formed are "I Got Rhythm," "'S'Wonderful," read by Eli Wallach. and "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off." September 16 A Stranger, by I.B. Singer, read 'S'Wonderful, FM93.9, Monday, by Elliot Gould; The Loudest Voice, by Grace September 4, 8pm Paley, read by Rhea Perlman. September 23 Three Gifts, by I.L. Peretz, read Jazz From Lincoln Center Ed Bradley hosts a series of live performances by Joanna Gleason; The Shawl, by Cynthia Ozick, read by Claire Bloom; The Fable of the recorded at Lincoln Center. Goat, by S.Y. Agnon, read by Joseph Gordon September 2 Mr. Jelly Lord: The Music of Jelly Levitt; The Golem, by I.L. Peretz, read by Roll Morton Carol Kane. September 9 Blues & Roots: The Music of Charles September 30 A Meal for the Poor, by Mordecai Mingus September 16 The Romantic Ellington Spector, read by Alan King; Kola Street, by September 23 Sholem Asch, read by Ron Liebman. Jazz: Six Jewish Short Stories From Eastern Europe and Syncopated Beyond, AM820, Saturdays, 1 Ipm Movements September 30 Jewish New Year Battle Royale III: This one -hour special celebrates Rosh Saxophones Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Rosh Jazz From Hashanah is the season of penitence and Lincoln Center, renewal. It is a time of intensive soul searching, Saturdays/ time to restore balance to the human and Sundays, FM93.9 worlds. The Birthday of the World looks at midnight the music, customs, and rituals of a holiday. The Birthday of the World, AM820, Saturday, Charles Mingus September 23, 8pm

4 WNYC/PUBLIC RADIO MUSIC SOURCE TOP -10 Listeners around the country have been responding to the WNYC production "Band in Berlin," featuring the Hudson Shad's re-creation of the music of the 1930s hit band, the Comedian Harmonists, and the PRMS has been taking large numbers of orders for the group's forthcoming release. 1. Hudson Shad/Spawn Song 2. Johann Sebastian Bach/The Goldberg Variations [Elektra/Nonesuch] 3. Sharon Isbin & Carlos Barbosa-Lima/West Side Story & Rhapsody in Blue [Concord Jazz] 4. Anna Russell/The Anna Russell Album [Columbia Special Projects] 5. Johann Sebastian Bach/Sonata #3 for Violin & Partitas 1-3 [Capitol] 6. Van Duser & Novick/Guy & Billy [Daring] 7. Camille Saint-Saens/Cello Sonatas, Japanese Melodies [Calliope] 8. Sequentia/Cantides of Ecstasy - Music of Hildegard von Bingen [Deutsche Harmonia Mundi] 9. Chanticleer/Mexican Baroque [Elektra Video] 10. Chorovaya Akademia/Andent Echoes [RCA Victor] As usual, calls to the PRMS closely followed those artists who've been featured on WNYC pro- grams. Features on Chanticleer and Guy & Billy on All Things Considered, the Anna Russell Album on Evening Music, and the Sequentia/Hildegard recording on New Sounds propelled those respective CDs onto this month's list of the ten best-sellers among WNYC listeners. Remember, the PRMS can deliver any CD currently in print and a portion of your purchase supports WNYC. They are available each day until midnight. THE PUBLIC RADIO MUSIC SOURCE 1 -800 -75 -MUSIC 10TH ANNUAL AUTUMN CRAFIS FESTIVAL AT LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS on CAurnbus Avenue at 64th Street

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CLASSICAL MUSIC MONTH September is Classical Music Month, a celebration of music with an emphasis on introducing young people to the classical genre.

Performance Today, FM93.9, Monday -Friday, noon NPR's daily classical music program of live performances, news, reviews, and commentary presents some of the world's leading dassical music personalities. They share their memories and insights on the childhood moments that directed them toward a life in music.

Around New York FM93.9, Monday -Friday, 2pm The week of September 11 the program offers five audio portraits of young composers studying at Juilliard, produced by Toronto composer Roger Berg while he was studying there. Host Fred Child also pre- David Garland sents students from local music conservatories.

Evening Music, FM93.9, Monday -Friday, 8pm Host David Garland plays works in an effort to attract new listeners to classical music. The works of newcomers to the classical music scene are showcased.

HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH WNYC celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with these special programs:

Around New York, FM93.9, Monday -Friday, 2pm September programming on Around New York includes features on such Latin greats as Astor Piazzolla, Argentina's king of the Nuevo Tango, and the popular pianist/composer Marco Rizo. Also, excerpts from past appearances in our studio by Mexican recorder virtuoso Horatio Franco, the group Trio Neos, and more. There will also be live performances by Argentine flutist Jorge de la Vega and a Latin jazz band made up of players from some of the area's best ensembles.

L.) Sabroso: A Taste of Latin Music in the States, FM93.9 Sundays, 3pm Edward James Olmos hosts this celebration of Latin music. September 3 Mariachi in L.A. Mariachi is a vital music, with strings, trumpets, and vocals. Some of the best orchestras are featured on this program, including Mariachi Sol de Mexico and Los Camperos. September 10 Cuban Sound Miami's Latin music scene produced the pop music of the Miami Sound Machine and Gloria Estefan, the salsa of Willie Chirino, the traditional Cuban music of producer Roberto Torres, and famed bassist Israel Cachao Lopez. September 17 New York's Latin Jazz Scene Latin jazz musicians Paquito D'Rivera and Dave Valentin are featured live, along with recordings by Charlie Sepulveda, Bobby Sanabria, and Ray Baretto. Edward James Olmos September 24 The Conjuntos of San Antonio The conjunto style blends Mexican music with the German and Czech rhythms brought by immigrants to . Each year thousands flock to the Tenjano Conjunto Festival to hear musi- dans such as Santiago Jimenez, Jr., Mingo Saldivar, Valerio Longoria, and Steve Jordan.

The Virtual Border, AM820, Saturday, September 23, 10:30pm Twelve hundred miles of the Rio Grande form the boundary of Mexico and the U.S. This program follows stories and sounds from both sides of the river, focusing on how Mexico's economic woes affect the stability of both nations. METROPOLITAN AR T& ANTIQUES

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Note changes effective September 11, weekdays between 4 and 7pm September 9 1 Friday 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Banner; Levant: Sonatina for John Schaefer. Piano; Barber: Serenade for String Midnight. SCHICKELE MIX. #826, music from the British Isles. Orchestra; Burleigh: From the #55. Is There a Fugue in Your Works by the Chieftains. Southland; Johnson: Johnson's Future? March; Peter: Sinfonia in G; 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY 3 Sunday Beach: Sym. in E minor; Clarke: SLEEPS with Manya. Sonata for Viola and Piano; Midnight. JAZZ FROM LINCOLN Diamond: Rounds for String Britten: Simple Sym.; Sibelius: CENTER. Violin Cto. in D; Gould: Latin Orchestra; Thompson: The Mr. Jelly Lord: The Music of Jelly Testament of Freedom; Still: La American Symphonette; Roll Morton. Hindemith: Piano Cto.; Weber: Guiablesse; Schwantner: From Sym. No. 1; Verdi: String Qt. in E 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Mar -Fantasy for Guitar and Orch. minor; Mozart: Sym. No. 29; SLEEPS with Stan David. 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Praetorius: Dance Suite from Bizet: L'Arlesienne Suite No. 1; with Fred Child. Terpsichore. Debussy: La Mer; Shchedrin: Carmen Ballet; Barber. Sym. No. 8:00PM S' WONDERFUL: 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with 2; Bach: Magnificat; Haydn: CELEBRATING THE SONGS OF Steve Post. Sym. No. 11; Hurlstone: Bassoon GEORGE AND IRA GERSHWIN. Turina: Rapsodia sinfonica; Bach: Sonata in F; Bruckner: Sym. No. Conductor/pianist Andrew Litton Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor; 6; Beethoven: String Qt. No. 15. and soprano Dawn Upshaw host Fennimore: Foxtrot; Sullivan: and perform in this special. The Lost Chord; Schumann: 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. Scenes from Goethe's Faust; Bach: Cello Suite No. 6; Spohr: 9:30PM EVENING MUSIC with Shostakovich: Cello Cto. No. 1; Violin Cto. No. 8; Beethoven: David Garland. Maxwell Davies: Cross Lane Sym. No. 6; Liszt: Les Jeux d'eaux Bartok: Piano Cto. No. 3; Fair. a la Villa d'Este; Turina: Sinfonia Brahms: Schicksalslied; Lennon: Sevillana; Poulenc: Gloria. Ballade Belliss'; Cox: When April 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK May; Fox: Between the Wheels. with Fred Child. 3:00PM SABROSO: A TASTE OF LATIN MUSIC IN THE U.S. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Mariachi in L.A. Featuring John Schaefer. David Garland. Mariachi Sol de Mexico, Los #1099, "Ambient Trance." The Walter Huston sings September Camperos, Mariachi Tlaquepaque, unlikely pairing of ambient elec- Song; Bach: Solo Cello Sonata NO. Mariachi Uclatlan, and Rayos del tronics and the music of the rock 1; Reger: Suite for Solo Cello No. Sol. dubs. 3 in A minor; Janacek: Mladi, for Wind Sextet; Francaix: Wind 8:00PM ST. PAUL SUNDAY. 5 Tuesday Quintet; Maxwell Davies: The Boston Camerata. Strathdyde Cto. No. 6. Midnight. SPINNING ON AIR with 9:30PM PIPEDREAMS. David Garland. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with The Sounds of History. John Schaefer. Conversations with German orga- 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY #825, with guest Trilok Gurtu. nologist Harald Vogel, who per- SLEEPS with Manya. The Indian -born percussionist and forms repertoire from the Gothic, Hindemith: Concert Music for composer discusses his recent Renaissance and Baroque periods. Piano, Brass, and Harps; Wilson: work. String Qt. No. 3; Miaskovsky: 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Sym. No. 5; Respighi: Suite No. I 2 Saturday John Schaefer. of Ancient Airs and Dances; #827, music from Electric Brahms: Eight Piano Pieces; Midnight. HEARTS OF SPACE. Phoenix. The English vocal Kuhlau: Flute Quintet No. 1; Quartet performs acoustic and Beethoven: Piano Cto. No. 3. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY electronic works. SLEEPS with Stan David. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Weber: Oberon Overture; Suk: 4 Monday Steve Post. Serenade for Strings; Schubert: Mozart: Piano Sonata No. 12; String Qt. No. 13; Verdi: La Midnight. MASTERWORK HOUR. Haydn: Trumpet Cto. in D; Traviata: Highlights; Beethoven: 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Lecuona: La Cardenense, Mass in C; Ravel: String Qt.; SLEEPS with Manya. Cordoba, Siboney; Byrd: All in a Saint-Saens: Piano Cto. No. 4; Thomson: Sym. on a Hymn Garden Green; Beethoven: Sym. R. Strauss: Violin Sonata in E - Tune; Indy: Violin Sonata; R. No. 1; Schubert: Die Forelle, Der flat; Tchaikovsky: The Tempest. Strauss: Symphonia Domestica; Erlkonig, Auf dem Wasser zu sin- 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. Franck: Prelude, Aria,and Finale; gen, Du bist die Ruh, Standchen, Mozart: Piano Sonata No. 13; Rossini: Joan of Arc: Cantata for Wohin? from Die schone Schubert: Sym. No. 5; Liszt: Solo Voice; Balakirev: Islamey; Mullerin, Fruhlingsglaube, Hungarian Fantasia for Piano and Haydn: Cello Cto. in D. Gretchen am Spinnrade, Ave Maria. Orchestra; Franck: Sym. in D 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with minor; Graetzer: Epitafo; Starer: Steve Post. 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Cello Cto.; Bassett: Trio for Violin, Stravinsky: Star-Spangled with Fred Child. Clarinet, and Piano.

10 8:00PM AMERICAN TRANSCEN- 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY DENTALISTS. John Schaefer. SLEEPS with Manya. Pianist Steven Mayer performs #1176, from the New Sounds Live Kodaly: Sonata for "Emerson" and "Thoreau,"two concerts. Martha Mooke on her Unaccompanied Cello; movements from the Concord 5 -string electric viola; pianist Prokofiev: Alexander Nevsky; Piano Sonata by Charles Ives, in Margaret Leng-Tan, bowed piano; Serebrier: Saxophone Qt.; conjunction with readings from from the New School. Ravel: Piano Cto. in G; Smetana: Emerson and Thoreau by actor String Qt. No. 2; Vieuxtemps: Donald Moffat. Thoreau scholar 7 Thursday Violin Cto. No. 5; Schubert: Thomas Blanding is also featured. Piano Sonata in C minor; Haydn: Midnight. AFROPOP WORLD- Sym. in C. 9:00PM EVENING MUSIC with WIDE. David Garland. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Harris: Piano Suite; Falu: La 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Steve Post. Cuartelera, Tonada del Viejo SLEEPS with Manya. Albinoni: Adagio in G minor; Amor, Cancion del Jangadero; Shostakovich: Sym. No. 5; Ives: Beethoven: Variations on a Three Movements from Suite Violin Sonata No. 1; Ippolitov- theme of Handel; Llobet: Five Argentina; Franzetti: Arabesque, Ivanov: Caucasian Sketches; Catalan Folk Songs; Fudk: The Tango for Astor; Cage: scenes Mendelssohn: String Qt. in F; Bear With a Sore Head, Entry of from "The City Wears a Slouch Weber: Romance; Haydn: Missa the Gladiators; Purcell: Dido and Hat." in angustiis; Telemann: Cto. for Aeneas; Kozeluh: String Qt. No. Recorder and Flute. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with I; Liszt: Piano Cto. No. 1; Barber: John Schaefer. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Sym. No. 1; Shostakovich: String #1101, with Black Omfolosi. Steve Post. Qt. No. 3. Zimbabwe's answer to Ladysmith Bach: Chaconne in D minor; 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Black Mambazo, recorded in our Mozart: Fantasia; Smell: Kol with Fred Child. studio. Nidrei, Adagio for Cello; Couperin: Sixth Suite for 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with 6 Wednesday Harpsichord; Haydn: Sym. David Garland. No.104; lalo: Symphonic Rossini: La Cenerentola. Midnight. COMPOSER'S VOICE. Espagnole; Ponce: Theme, 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Anthony Davis. Twenty Variations, and Fugue; John Schaefer. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Vaughan Williams: A Song of #1102, cross-cultural music. SLEEPS with Manya. Thanksgiving; Walker: Piano Mishra: The Crossing; Tekbilek: Segerstam: Sym. No. 11; Rozsa: Sonata No. 2; Easdale: The Red Whirling; Terry: Crosspulse; Quintet for Piano and Strings; Shoes Ballet. Copeland: Rapa Nui. Nielsen: "Aladdin" Orchestral 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Suite; Elgar: In the South; with Fred Child. 9 Saturday Scharwenka: Theme and Variations; Mehul: Sym. No. 1; 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Midnight. HEARTS OF SPACE. David Garland. Handel: Chandos Anthem No. 9; 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Bach: Trio in G minor. Various: The AIDS Quilt Songbook; Hovhaness: Cto. for SLEEPS with Stan David. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Harp and Strings; Brahma: Four Mozart: Sym. No. 40; R. Strauss: Steve Post. Songs for Women's Chorus, Two Also Sprach Zarathustra; Ireland: Bach: Cto. for Oboe d'amore and Horns, and Harp; Herrmann: Piano Sonata in E minor; Strings; Schumann: Overture, music from "The Ghost and Mrs. Rachmaninoff: Sym. No. 2; Scherzo, and Finale in E; Faure: Muir." Larsson: String Qt. No. 1; Apres un reve, No. 1; Mozart: Debussy: Printemps; Prokofiev: Piano Cto. No. 20; Beethoven: 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Sym. No. 5; Bloch: String Qt. No. String Qt. No. 1; Brahms: Sym. John Schaefer. 4; Bach: Piano Cto. in G minor. No. 4; Ponce: Sonata Romantica. #1190, "Music and Architecture." Record producer Eckart Rahn 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK joins us; with works by artists Mozart: Violin Cto. No. 3; with Fred Child. like Paul Horn, James Newton, Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No. 2; Granados: Goyescas; 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with David Hykes, and native musi- cians of Cambodia, recorded in Copland: Billy the Kid: Ballet David Garland. such architectural wonders as the Suite; Bartok: Suite for Orch. Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf; No. 2. Sauter/Finegan: Child's Play, Great Pyramid, the Taj Mahal, and Horse Play; Schoenberg: Angkor Wat. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with John Schaefer. Chamber Sym.; Stalling: There 8 Friday They Go Go Go; Adams: #828. Walrath: Good Feeling; Chamber Sym.; Zorn: Road Soldier: Sojourner Truth; Bryars: Midnight. SCHICKELE MIX. After the Requiem; Glass: Runner; Ed Brown and Jim #60. Weathering the Storm. Copp: Schoolmates; Buechel -lid: Runaway Horses. String Trio No. 2; Chopin: Etudes Opus 10.

September 11 10 Sunday Janacek: In the Mist; Dvorak: 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Piano Qt. No. 2; Mendelssohn: with Fred Child. Midnight. JAZZ FROM LINCOLN Die Erste Walpurgisnacht CENTER. 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with (Goethe); Mozart: Sinfonia David Garland. Blues & Roots: The Music of Concertante in E -flat. Charles Mingus. Reger: Prelude and Fugue for 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Solo Violin No. 2; Thomson: 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Steve Post. Sonata for Flute Alone; R. SLEEPS with Stan David. Mozart: Divertimento No. 3; Strauss: Suite for Thirteen Winds; Mendelssohn: Sym. No. 4; Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 22; Darling: Darkwood L Atheniz/Arbos: Iberia Suite; Bach: Flute Sonata in B minor; Gregorian Chants; Kenins: Partita Grechaninov: String Qt. No. 4; Glinka: Russian and Ludmilla for Strings on Lutheran Chorales; Tchaikovsky: Sym. No. 5; Overture; Chopin: Ballades -com- Satie: Mass for the Poor; Scarlatti: Stabat Mater; Menotti: plete; Saint-Saens: Sym. No. 3; Swafford: They Who Hunger, for Piano Cto. in F; Vaughan Honegger: Judith; Carter: Cello Piano Qt. Williams: Sym. No. 5; Sonata; Rodrigo: Conderto 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 3; Serenata. Ravel: Valses Nobles et John Schaefer. Sentimentales. 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK #1103. Andriessen: M is for with Fred Child. Man, Music, Mozart; Jordanova: 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. Requiem for Bosnia; Westlake: Rameau: Nais: Orchestral Suite; 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Antarctica. Mozart: Divertimento No. 1; David Garland. Beethoven: String Qt. No. 9; Reger: Prelude and Fugue for 13 Wednesday Brahms: Songs and Romances for Solo Violin No. 1 in A minor; Women's Voices; Ponce: Sonata Paert: Fratres; Berliner Messe for Midnight. COMPOSER'S VOICE. No. 3. Chorus and Organ; Harrison: Six Aaron Jay Kemis. Sonatas for Guitar and Harp; 3:00PM SABROSO: A TASTE OF Young: Sarabande; Blackwood: 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY LATIN MUSIC IN THE U.S. Suite for Guitar in 15 -note Equal SLEEPS with Manya. Cuban Sound. Focusing on Tuning; Schumann: String Qt. Rachmaninoff: Symphonic Miami's Cuban -American musi- No. 1. Dances; Stravinsky: Petrouchka: cians: Miami Sound Machine, Three Movements; Reger: Gloria Estefan, Willie Chirino, 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Clarinet Sonata in B -flat; Roberto Tones, and Israel Cachao John Schaefer. R. Strauss: Death and Lopez. #1198, "The Hispanic Heritage." Transfiguration; Schumann: Tex-Mex guitar; Latin bands cour- Piano Sonata No. 2; Wagner: 8:00PM ST. PAUL SUNDAY. tesy of Dizzy Gillespie and Sym. in C; Mozart: Octet in E -flat. The Orion String Quartet. Francisco Ulloa; Chile's popular Phillips: String Qt. No. 1, band Inti-illimani; and the vocal 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Movement 1; Mozart: Qt. No. 19, pyrotechnics of Cuba's Grupo Steve Post. Movement 1; Beethoven: String Vocal Sampling. Bach: Fantasy and Fugue; Qt. No. 15. Locatelli: Cto. No. 8 in F minor; 12 Tuesday Stamitz: Sym. in G; Giuliani: 9:30PM PIPEDREAMS. Variations on "Folies d'Espagne"; A Texas Toast! Concert perfor- Midnight. SPINNING ON AIR with Beethoven: Sym. No. 3; Liszt: mances by the celebrated Frank David Garland. Piano Cto. No. 2; Grieg: Violin Sepper on the 97 -rank 1983 The musical imagination of Sonata No. 3; Albeniz/de Visser-Rowlands organ in Bates Bernie Green. Burgos: Suite Espanola for Recital Hall at the University of Orchestra. Texas, Austin. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS with Manya. 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Bartok: Music for Strings, with Fred Child. John Schaefer. Percussion, and Celesta; Francaix: #830, from the New Sounds Live Eleven Variations on a Theme by 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with David Garland. concerts. Either/Orchestra, Haydn; Nielsen: Clarinet Cto.; from the Cambridge/Boston area, Saint-Saens: Carnival of the Elgar: String Qt.; Dvorak: Cello Animals; Schoenberg: excerpts performs original works for their Cto. in B minor; Brahms: Viola colorfully configured ensemble; from Pierrot Lunaire; Reger: Sonata No. 2; Boccherini: Piano Prelude and Fugue for Solo Violin Mlkel Rouse leads his Broken Qut. No. 2. Consort. No. 3; C. Schumann: works for 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Piano; Schoenberg: Wind 11 Monday Steve Post. Quintet, Opus 26. Falla: Suite Populaire Espagnole; Midnight. MASTERWORK HOUR. Haydn: Concertino No. 12; Bach: 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with John Schaefer. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Violin Sonata No. 3; Mozart: #1106, from the New Sounds Live SLEEPS with Manya. Piano Sonata No. 13; Schumann: concerts. An improvised percus- Prokofiev: Violin Sonata in F Sym. No. 3; Ravel: String Qt.; sion/flute work by Mexico's minor; Takemitsu: Gemeaux; Roussel: Sym. No. 3. Antonio Zepeda and Brazil's

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Nana Vasconcelos; music for 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with 17 Sunday Japanese shakuhachi by Ralph Steve Post. Samuelson; and a work by the Brahms: Lo, How a Rose Is Midnight. JAZZ FROM LINCOLN new music group Oregon. Blooming; 0, God, Thou Holy CENTER. God: Chorale Prelude; Mozart The Romantic Ellington. 14 Thursday Violin Sonata in E -flat; Debussy: 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Petite Suite; Ponce: Estrellita; SLEEPS with Stan David. Midnight. AFROPOP WORLD- Beethoven: Sym. No. 6; Liszt: WIDE Elgar: Enigma Variations; Piano Cto. No. 3; Brahms: String Chopin: Piano Cto. No. 2; 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Qt. No. 2; Mahler: Das Lied von Braluns: Clarinet Sonata No. 1; SLEEPS with Manya. der Erde. Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake; Marta Doom a Sigh; Enesco: 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Corelli: Violin Sonata No. 12; String Octet in C; Walton: Sym. with Fred Child. Haydn: Sym. No. 49; Wagner: No. 1; Mozart: Horn Cto. No. 4; Gotterdammerung: Siegfried's Franck: Psyche; Beethoven: 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Rhine Journey. Piano, Clarinet, and Cello Trio in David Garland. B -flat; Haydn: Sym. No. 90. Reger: Prelude and Fugue for 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. Solo Violin No. 5; Haydn: Sym. No. 47; Mozart: 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Bach/Bertoncini: Siciliano- String Qt. No. 14; Saint-Saens: Steve Post. Waltz; Bach: Suite No. 2 in B Violin Sonata No. 1; Chausson: Bach: Cto. for Two Harpsichords minor; Schubert: Sym. No. 4. Poeme de l'amour et de la mer; and Strings; Mozart: Messiaen: Visions de l'amen for Divertimento for Winds in F; 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Two Pianos. Saint-Saens: Havanaise; Fibich: John Schaefer. At Twilight; Chopin: Etudes, #968. This program marks the 3:00PM SABROSO: A TASTE OF Opus 10; Brahms: Serenade No. 15th anniversary of the death of LATIN MUSIC IN THE U.S. 1; Lekeu: Violin Sonata in G; the legendary jazz pianist Bill New York's Latin Jazz Scene. Prokofiev: Love of Three Evans. Paquito D'Rivera, Dave Valentin, Oranges: Suite; Harbison: Piano Charlie Sepulveda, Bobby Quintet. 16 Saturday Sanabria, Ray Barretto, and Jerry Gonzalez. 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Midnight. HEARTS OF SPACE. with Fred Child. 8:00PM ST. PAUL SUNDAY. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Imogen Cooper, piano. Schubert: 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with SLEEPS with Stan David. Sonata in B flat; Janacek: Sonata David Garland. J. Strauss: Suite, "Die (From the street); Smetana: Das Reger: Prelude and Fugue for Fledermaus"; Rachmaninoff: Brautpaar Polka; Scherzo -polka; Solo Violin No. 4; Mertz: Bardic Piano Cto. No. 4; Delius: The Jirinkova Polka; Polka Poetique; Sounds for Guitar; Piazzolla: Las Walk to the Paradise Garden; Polka in A. Quatro Estadones Portenos; Mozart: Requiem Mass in D Urcola: Blues for Astor; minor; Liszt; Piano Sonata in B 9:30PM PIPEDREAMS. Tchaikovsky: Violin Cto. in D; minor; Bergi Violin Cto.; Organa Antigua Italica. An intro- Homer: excerpts from Beethoven:" Sym. No. 2; duction to the particular sounds "Apollo 13." Mendelssolr: Violin Cto. in E and styles of Italian organs and minor; Dvorak: Sym. No. 8. music. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with John Schaefer. 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with #1193, who discusses and plays Haydn: String Qt. in G; Mozart: John Schaefer. excerpts from his work with Sym. No. 39; Raff: Octet in C; #832, music for acoustic string young Belgian composer Boito: Mefistofele: Prologue; instruments (guitars, mandolins, Nicholas Lens. "Flamma Ponce Cuban Rhapsody No 1; etc.). Flamma (The Fire Requiem)." Guastavino: Desde que to conoci; Viniendo de Chiledto; En los sur- 18 Monday 15 Friday cos de amor; Mi Garganta; Midnight. MASTERWORK HOUR. Rendez-vous; Se equivoco la palo- Midnight. SCHICKELE MIX. ma; Kupferman: Clarinet Cto. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY #61. H2O Above and Below. SLEEPS with Manya. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Copland: Billy the Kid (complete 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY John Schaefer. SLEEPS with Manya. ballet); Komgold: Piano Quintet #831, with guest John Moran in E; Shostakovich: Sym. No. 9; Poulenc Sonata for Two Pianos; discussing and playing excerpts Vaughan Williams: Sym. No. 6; Brahms: Liebeslieder Walter, from "The Manson Family: An Opus 52; Spohr: Sonata for Flute Dankner: Clarinet Trio; Opera." Stravinsky: Apollo; Chausson: and Harp in C minor; Beethoven: Poeme for Violin and Orchestra; Sym. No. 8; Mozart: String Weber: Clarinet Quintet in B -flat; Quintet No. 3. Mozart: Piano Cto. No. 9. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Steve Post. Beethoven: Coriolan Overture;

September 13 Pla: 'Trio Sonata for Two Flutes Britten: 0 Waly Waly, and other 21 Thursday and Continuo; Beethoven: String folksong arrangements; Reger: Qt. No. 12; Chopin: Piano Sonata Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 2; Midnight. AFROPOP WORLD- No. 3; Wagner: Wesendonk Friedman: Behind Bars, Air WIDE. Lieder; Rachmaninoff: Suite No. Sculpture; Brahms/Schoenberg: Visit to Spain. 2 for Two Pianos; Rubbra: Piano Qt. in G minor, an. for 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Sinfonietta; Roque Cordero: Orchestra. SLEEPS with Manya. Quintet for Flute, Clarinet, and Rachmaninoff: Rhapsody on a Piano Trio. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with John Schaefer. Theme of Paganini; Hindemith: 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK #1165, New Music of the Native Nobilissima Visione; Cage: with Fred Child. Americans. Sacred Spirits: Yeha Sonatas Nos. 1 and 5 for Prepared Noha; Pura Fe: Caution to the Piano; Interlude No. 2; Sonatas 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Wind; Little Wolf Band: Dream Nos. 10 and 12 for Prepared Piano; David Garland. Song; The Way West, excerpts Smetana: Ma Vlast; Moscheles: Reger: Prelude and Fugue for from the soundtrack. Piano Cto. No. 3; Beethoven: Solo Violin No. 6; Brahms: String Qt. No. 7; Boleldleu: Harp Hungarian Dances; Heilman: 20 Wednesday Cto. in C; Bach: Flute Sonata in C. Piano Trio in C; Revueltas: Ocho X Radio; Reger: Sonata for Cello Midnight. COMPOSER'S VOICE. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with and Piano No. 1; Revueltas: La Mary Ellen Childs. Steve Post. Noche de los Mayas; Beethoven: Ernst: Variations on "The Last Sextet in E -flat. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Rose of Summer"; Bach: Toccata SLEEPS with Manya. in D minor; Stravinsky: Suite 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Bartok: Miraculous Mandarin; Italienne; Beethoven: Violin Cto.; John Schaefer. Mahler: Kindertotenlieder; Lachner: Sym. No. 8; Dvorak: #1108, "Officium, Live." The Janacek: Suite from "The Slavonic Dances, complete; world-renowned Hilliard Cunning Little Vixen"; Saint- Barber: Medea; Revueltas: La Ensemble and acclaimed Saens: Cello Sonata No. 1; Noche de los Mayas. Norwegian saxophonist Jan Sibelius: En Saga; Giuliani: Garbarek perform some of their Introduction, Theme, Variations, 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK music for medieval -style voices and Polanaise; Chopin: Piano with Fred Child. and improvising sax. Sonata No. 2; C.P.E. Bach: Organ 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Cto. in G. 19 Tuesday David Garland. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Songs for autumn. Hoist: Midnight. SPINNING ON AIR with Steve Post. Hammersmith, Prelude, and David Garland. Locatelli: Cello Sonata in D; Scherzo; Reger: Sonata for Cello Writer, translator, and performer Mozart: Divertimento in B -flat; and Piano No. 4; Hoist: Ballet Eric Bentley shares with us some Jacob: Sonatina; J. Strauss: Music from "The Golden Goose"; of his work, with the songs of Artist's Life; Bach: Partita No. 5; Barry: The Iperess File; Walton: Hans Eisler. Haydn: Sym. No. 94; Facade Suite. Mendelssohn: String Qt. No. 2; 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with 1:00AM WHITE THE CITY Wagner: Tristan and Is°lde: SLEEPS with Manya. John Schaefer. Prelude and Liebestod; Chavarri: #1109, music about (or for?) vam- Hoist: The Planets; Bloch: Suite Sonata II; Hindemith: Mathis for Viola and Piano; Bruckner: pires. R. Moran: The Dracula der Maier; Gubaidulina: Musical Diaries; Bittova: Vampire Dance; Sym. No. 9; Stamitz: Clarinet Toys. Cto. No. 10; Bach: Partita No. 1. Strom: Spectre. 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with with Fred Child. 22 Friday Steve Post. G. Hoffmann: Mandolin Sonata 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with Midnight. SCHICKELE MIX. No. 2; Haydn: Piano Sonata No. David Garland. #62. True or Falsetto. 21; Thomson: Plow That Broke Archy and Mehitabel; Reger: 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY the Plains; Verdi: Attila: Dagli Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 3; SLEEPS with Manya. immortali vertici; Bach: Goldberg Piazzolla: Cinco Piezas; Delius: Riegger: Cto. for Piano and Variations; Weber. Sym. No. 1; Paris; Spiegel: Patchwork; Woodwind Quintet; Martin: Brahms: Piano Sonata No. 2; Pentachrome. Sonata da chiesa; Stravinsky: Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Firebird Suite (1919); Arnold: Fantasy Overture; Villa -Lobos: Clarinet Sonatina; Debussy: Choros No. 8. John Schaefer. #1166, music for or with acoustic Nocturnes (for Orchestra); 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK guitar. Schumann: Piano Trio in D with Fred Child. minor; Berlioz: Te Deum; Beethoven: Violin Son. No. 5. 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with David Garland. Harris: American Ballads I and II; Smith: Mark Twain Cantata;

14 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with 24 Sunday Lute Pieces; Beethoven: Piano Steve Post. Sonata No. 12; Franck: Pains Traditional: Shenandoah; Midnight. JAZZ FROM LINCOLN Angelicus; Bach: Cello Suite No. Rameau: Cto. No. 4; Ponchielli: CENTER. 4; Schubert: Sym. No. 8; Liszt: Divertimento for Clarinet and Jazz (Six Syncopated Movements). Years of Pilgrimage, II: Italy; Piano; Schumann: Introduction 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Kapilow: Green Eggs and Ham. and allegro appassionato; Weber: SLEEPS with Stan David. Sym. No. 2; Beethoven: Piano 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Elgar: Cello Cto. in E minor; with Fred Child. Sonata No. 28; Bruckner: Sym. Ravel: Gaspard de la Nuit; No. 6; Saint-Saens: Piano Trio Rorem: Winter Pages; Bellini: I 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with No. 1; Wilson: Suite for Small Puritani: Selections; Bartok: David Garland. Orchestra; Ginastera: Piano Violin Cto. No. 2; Beach: Grand Traditional Sonata No. 2. Mass; Shostakovich: Sym. No. 4; Sephardic/Coleman: Quando El 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Stamitz: Symphonic Concertante Rey Nimrod, Una Matica De with Fred Child. for Two Violins. Ruda; Krakauer: Doina/Death March Suite; Saint-Saens: Four 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. songs (Victor Hugo); Schubert: David Garland. Mozart: Piano Sonata No. 11; Piano Trio No. 2; Luening: Liszt: Liebestraum; Mozart: Schubert: Rosamunde (complete Sonata for Trombone and Piano; Exultate Jubilate; Busoni: Cto. for incidental music); Rimsky- Antheil: Sonata for Trumpet and Piano, Male Chorus, and Korsakov: Le Coq d'or Suite; Piano; Antheil: String Qt. No. 3. Orchestra; Killmayer: "Vanitas Falla: Nights in the Gardens of Vanitatum" Five Romances for Spain; Piazzolla: Le Grand Tango; 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Violin and Piano; Killmayer: Drei Still: Sym. No. 2; Crumb: Little John Schaefer. Klavierstuke. Suite for Xmas. #1110, music inspired by Shakespeare's "The Tempest." 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with 3:00PM SABROSO: A TASTE OF Nyman: Prospero's Books; John Schaefer. LATIN MUSIC IN THE U.S. Carr/Taylor: Sounds and Sweet #1194, New Music from Africa. The Conjuntos of San Antonio. Airs; Anderson: Blue Lagoon; Takadja: New Music from Africa; Featuring such Conjunto greats as McKennitt: Prospero's Speech. Pan African Orchestra: Opus 1; Santiago Jimenez, Jr., Mingo Bajourou: Big String Theory; Saldivar, Valeria Longoria, and 26 Tuesday : New Fuji Garbage. Steve Jordon. Midnight. SPINNING ON AIR 23 Saturday 8:00PM ST. PAUL SUNDAY. with David Garland. 9:30PM PIPEDREAMS. Midnight. HEARTS OF SPACE. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Spirits and Places. Evocative pieces SLEEPS with Manya. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY by Ernest Bacon, Percy Whitlock, Ravel: Miroirs; Blitzstein: Piano SLEEPS with Stan David. and Joseph Bonnet. Impressions Cto.; Milhaud: String Qt. No. 16; Schumann: Piano Cto. in A of personalities, picturesque Moussorgsky: Songs and Dances minor; Grofe: Grand Canyon locales, and the mythic muse. of Death; Tchaikovsky: Manfred Suite; Mahler: Sym. No. 5; 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Sym.; Berlioz: King Lear C.P.E. Bach: Organ Cto. in E -flat; John Schaefer. Overture; Mozart: Divertimento Schubert: Piano Sonata in G; #834, New Music from Finland. No. 3. Stravinsky: Sym. in C; Durufle: Orchestral music by Einojuhani Requiem; Mozart: Sym. No. 33. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Rautavaara, electronic music by Steve Post. 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. Kaija Saariaho, jazz -based music Bach: Partita No. 3; Mozart: Haydn: String Qt. in E -flat; by Heiki Sarmanto, and world Violin Sonata No. 24; Soler: Schubert: Wanderer Fantasy in music by the group Piirpauke. Sonata No. 56; Beethoven: Missa C; Mendelssohn: Fair Belusina Solemnis; Tchaikovsky: Piano Overture; Brahms: Ballades 1-4; 25 Monday Cto. No. 1; Ravel: Violin Sonata Debussy: Iberia; Turina: La pro- Midnight. MASTERWORK in G; Bloch: Poems of the Sea. cesion del Rodo; Stravinsky: HOUR. Cto. for Two Pianos; Babbitt: 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Philomel. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY with Fred Child. SLEEPS with Manya. 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Martin: In terra pax; Rosenberg: John Schaefer. David Garland. String Qt. No. 5; Grieg: Sym. in C; Gershwin: Two Madrigals; #833, guitarist Henry Kaiser pre- Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien; sents some of the music he Gershwin/Field: the story of Schumann: Davidsbundlerstanze; Rhapsody in Blue; Gershwin: recorded on the island of Mozart: Sym. No. 41. Madagascar, from the CD "A Rhapsody in Blue; Blue Monday; World Out of Time"; also, several 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Overture and Entr'acte from "Oh, of the key players on the Steve Post. Kay!"; Schubert: Piano Sonata Malagasy music scene accompany Vivaldi: Cto. for Lute, Two No. 20; Russell Oberlin sings trou- him, recorded in our studio. Violins, and Strings in D; Gallot: badour songs.

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11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Tchaikovsky: Violin Cto. in D; Double Qt.; Kapilow: You and John Schaefer. Beethoven: Variations on a Hugh. #1107, New Celtic music from Waltz by Diabelli; Schubert: Sym. Deana, Open House, the House No. 1; Purcell: Welcome to all the 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Band, the Tannahill Weavers. pleasures. with Fred Child. 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with 27 Wednesday 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Steve Post. David Garland. Midnight. COMPOSER'S VOICE. Purcell: Harpsichord Suite in A Vaughan Williams: The Lark Philip Glass. minor; Warlock: Capriol Suite; Ascending; Britten: Les Bach: Cto. for Two Harpsichords Illuminations; Hindemith: Three I:00AM WHILE THE CITY and Strings; Gibbons: The Cries of Songs for Soprano and Large SLEEPS with Manya. ; Haydn: Sym. No. 99; Orchestra; Balanescu: Mother, Debussy: Suite Bergamasque; Schubert: Fantasie for Violin and Luminitza; Blackwood: Pettersson: Barefoot Songs Suite; Piano; Granados: Danzas Microtonal Etudes. Nielsen: Sym. No. 4; Bruch: espanolas (complete); Francaix: 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Violin Cto. No. 1; J. Strauss: Die Quintet pour le vents; Sallinen: John Schaefer. Vier Temperamente; Dvorak: String Qt. No. 4. Sonatina in G; Bach: Art of the #1113, choral music from Corsica, Fugue. 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK Lebanon, Pakistan, Bali, and with Fred Child. beyond. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with Steve Post. 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with 30 Saturday Chopin: Polonaise No. 6; David Garland. C.P.E. Bach: Flute Sonata in D; Cowell: Ballad for Wind Quintet; Midnight. HEARTS OF SPACE. Tchaikovsky: Variations on a Krommer: Wind Octet in C; Rococo Theme; Wagner: Jerry Fielding's Hollywoodwind 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY Tannhauser: Evening Star; Jazztet; Dove: Figures in a SLEEPS with Stan David. Beethoven: Piano Trio in D; Garden; Berlioz: Symphonic Copland: Music for the Theatre; Brahms: Serenade No. 2; Fantastique; Mancini: "The Night Tchaikovsky: Sym. No. 3; Mahler: Songs of a Wayfarer; Visitor"; excerpts from Janacek: String Qt. No. 1; Paine: Larghetto and Humoreske; "Arabesque" and "Experiment In Schumann: Sym. No. 2; Enesco: Rodrigo: Conderto de Aranjuez; Terror"; Berkeley: Serenade for Symphonie Concertante; Grand Pianola Music. Strings. Shaporin: How Long Shall the Kite Fly?; Sibelius: Pelleas et 2:00PM AROUND NEW YORK 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with Melisande; Respighi: Feste with Fred Child. John Schaefer. Romane; Brahms: Violin Sonata #1195, guitarist Gary Lucas No. 1. 8:00PM EVENING MUSIC with recorded live in our studio, per- David Garland. forming solo works for acoustic 11:00AM WEEKEND MUSIC. Britten: The Young Person's guitar. Vivaldi: Violin Cto. in A; Soler: Guide to the Orchestra; Fandango; Mozart: Violin Cto. L. Mozart: Toy Sym.; Cage: Suite 29 Friday No. 2; Heller: Suite No. 1: Solitary for Toy Piano; Berlioz: Harold in Walks; Faure: Pelleas et Italy; Adams: Grand Pianola Midnight. SCHICKELE MIX. Melisande: Piston: Incredible Music; Prokofiev: Visions #87. First Things First. Flutist; Sanz: Suite Espagnole; Fugitives. Stravinsky: Fairy's Kiss. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with SLEEPS with Manya. 11:00PM NEW SOUNDS with John Schaefer. Gershwin: Piano Cto. in F; John Schaefer. #1181, from the New Sounds Live Prokofiev: The Prodigal Son; #1196, our monthly program of concerts. Pianist Margaret Leng- Satie: Gymnopedie No. 3; new releases. Tan performs "To Stare Scriabin: Poem of Ecstasy; Astonished at the Sea" by Lois V Brahms: Song of Destiny; Vierk, inside the piano. Wendy Boccherini: String Quintet in E; Mae Chambers presents 'Twelve Mozart: Coronation Mass; Bach: Squared," for 12 percussionists, in Violin Cto. No. 2. memory of John Cage. 8:00AM MORNING MUSIC with 28 Thursday Steve Post. Vaughan Williams: The Lark Midnight. AFROPOP WORLD- Ascending; Vivaldi: Four Seasons: WIDE. La primavera; Bach: Sonata No. 2 Exitos Mundiales (Worldwide for Viola da Gamba and Hits). Harpsichord; Mozart: Ave Verum Corpus; Beethoven: Piano Cto. 1:00AM WHILE THE CITY No. 2; Borodin: String Qt. No. 2; SLEEPS with Manya. Scriabin: Poeme-Noctume; Two R. Strauss: Metamorphosen; Dances; Vers la Flamme; Fantasy Mennin: Sym. No. 9; in B minor; Chavez: Suite for

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Two grand ladies of the American musical theater in new collections of songs from their finest hours!

BARBARA COOK THE BROADWAY YEARS- TILL THERE WAS YOU

Barbara Cook is quite simply one of the finest stage performers in the history of the Broadway musical. Her excellence extends to both her beautiful voice and to her expressive acting. Here is the perfect collec- tion-memorable readings of 16 songs from 9 shows. Included are evergreen original cast performances from Candide. The Music Man, The King and I, She Loves Me. Showboat. The Grass Harp, The Gay Life, Plain And Fancy And Flahooey. Says New York Times Writer James Gavin in his splendid notes, "Cook revealed a natural intimacy, a knack to communicate as herself, not just as a character." (KOC-7905)

MARY MARTIN THE DECCA YEARS 1938-1946 "I'm not always/right but I was right in the case of a little girl who Came to audition for me in 1938. I gave her a song r'd written called 'My Heart Belongs To Daddy." pole Porter

Before South Pacific, before Peter Pan, Mary Martin, giv an early break by Cole Porter, made a series of ab olutely charming recordings for the Decca label. '41ere they are, collected for the first time on CD. From her trademark Porter tune and a handful of others by that composer- I Get A Kick Out Of You, What Is this Thing Called Love, Let's Do It-to other stage classics from Irving Berlin, Johnny Burke, Frank Loesser, George Gershwin, Johnny Mercer and more- the leg- endary Ms. Martin gives some of the freshest vocal performances ever recorded. Says note writer James Gavin, "Heard today, these sides stand as the work of a gifted singer... The comic numbers have an appeal- ingly light touch, the ballads a lullaby quality-rare qualities in a Broadway performer."(KOC-7906)

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Friday 1 10:00 First Exposure. Friday 22 8:00 Hometime. 10:30 News City. 8:00 Hometime. 8:30 Firing Line. Tuesday 12 8:30 Firing Line. 9:00 Sneak Previews. 9:00 Sneak Previews. 8:00 Movie: Orpheus. 9:30 Furniture on the Mend. 9:30 Furniture on the Mend. 9:301 Was on Schindler's List. 10:00 Trailside. 10:00 The Oregon Trail. 10:00 Club Date. 10:30 News City. 10:30 News City. 10:30 News City. Saturday 2 Wednesday 13 Saturday 23 8:00 Waiting for God. 8:00 Waiting for God. 8:00 Clive James's Fame. 8:30 2.4 Children. 8:30 2.4 Children. 9:00 Hollywood Goes to War. 9:00 Brittas Empire. 9:00 Masterpiece Theatre. 10:00 New Television. 9:30 Masterpiece Theatre. 10:30 News City. Sunday 24 Sunday 3 Thursday 14 8:00 Glenroe. 8:00 Glenroe. 8:30 Fair City. 8:00 I'll Fly Away. 8:30 Fair City. 9:00 New York Independents. 9:00 All Creatures Great and Small. 9:00 New York Independents. 10:00 EastEnders. 10:00 National Arts. 10:00 EastEnders. 10:30 News City. Monday 25 Monday 4 Friday 15 8:00 In the Mix. 8:00 In the Mix. 8:30 Eye on Dance. 8:00 Hometime. 8:30 Eye on Dance. 9:00 Mystery! Rumpole of the Bailey. 8:30 Firing Line. 9:00 Mystery!Rumpok of the Bailey. 10:00 First Exposure. 9:00 Sneak Previews. 10:00 First Exposure. 10:30 News City. 9:30 Furniture on the Mend. 10:30 News City. 10:00 Trailside. Tuesday 26 Tuesday 5 10:30 News City. 8:00 Movie: Les Grande Manouvers. 8:00 Movie: Shoot the Piano Player. Saturday 16 10:00 Women in Limbo. 10:00 Club Date. 10:30 News City. 8:00 Waiting for God. 10:30 News City. 8:301.4 Children. Wednesday 27 Wednesday 6 9:00 Brittas Empire. 8:00 Clive James's Fame. 8:00 Clive James's Fame. 9:30 Masterpiece Theatre. 9:00 Hollywood Goes to War. 9:00 Hollywood Goes to War. Sunday 17 10:00 New Television. 10:00 New Television. 10:30 News City. 8:00 Glenroe. 10:30 News City. 8:30 Fair City. Thursday 28 Thursday 7 9:00 New York Independents. 8:00 I'll Fly Away. 8:00 I'll Fly Away. 10:00 EastEnders. 9:00 All Creatures Great and Small. 9:00 All Creatures Great and Small. Monday 18 10:00 National Arts. 10:00 National Arts. 10:30 News City. 8:00 In the Mix. 10:30 News City. 8:30 Eye on Dance. Friday 29 Friday 8 9:00 Mystery! Rumpole of the Bailey. 8:00 Hometime. 8:00 Hometime. 10:00 First Exposure. 8:30 Firing Line. 8:30 Firing Line. 10:30 News City. 9:00 Sneak Previews. 9:00 Sneak Previews. Tuesday 19 9:30 Furniture on the Mend. 9:30 Furniture on the Mend. 10:00 The Oregon Trail. 8:00 Movie: Grand Illusion. 10:00 Trailside. 10:30 News City. 10:00 Women in Limbo. 10:30 News City. 10:30 News City. Saturday 30 Saturday 9 8:00 Keeping Up Appearances. Wednesday 20 8:00 Masterpiece Theatre. 8:30 2.4 Children. 8:00 Clive James's Fame. 9:00 Masterpiece Theatre: Sunday 10 9:00 Hollywood Goes to War. Jeeves and Wooster. 8:00 Glen roe. 10:00 New Television. 8:30 Fair City. 10:30 News City. 9:00 New York Independents. Thursday 21 10:00 EastEnders. 8:00 I'll Fly Away. Monday 11 9:00 All Creatures Great and Small. 8:00 In the Mix. 10:00 National Arts. 8:30 Eye on Dance. 10:30 News City. 9:00 Mystery! Rumpole of the Bailey.

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SUNDAYS 12:40am Sinovision. 8:45 U.S. Nippon: Tsuiseki. Documentary. Japanese trends and customs; 7:00am Make a Joyful Noise. Japanese/English. Contemporary and traditional WEDNESDAYS 9:10 U.S. Nippon: Weekend gospel music, interviews, and 7:00am Supertime. News Theatre. Toshiba community news. (7-8am), topical magazine, Theatre/Abarenbo Shogun on 8:00 RAI Corp: L'Albero Azzurro. celebrity cooking; in alternate weekends. Drama; in Children. Japanese/English. Japanese/English. 8:30 RAI Corp: Check -Up. Health. 6:00pm RAI Corp: Utile Futile. 10:00 Indo-American Enterprises: 9:30 RAI Corp: Domenica How-to. Namaste America. Culture, news, Sportiva. Sports features. 6:30 RAI Corp: Linea Blu. and features of interest to the 10:00 RAI Corp: Soccer. Live from Documentary. Indian community; in English Italy. 7:30 RAI Corp: News From Italy. with some Hindi. Noon RAI Corp: Ristorante Italia. 11:00 Sinovision. Nightly News. 11:00 Eye on Asia. Local Indian Cooking. Covering Hong Kong and Taiwan. news and features on the Indian 12:15pm RAI Corp: I Suoi Primi 11:40 Sinovision. Documentary. subcontinent; in English. 40 Anni. Documentary. Midnight Sinovision. Mandarin 1:00pm Grand Entertainment: El 12:30 RAI Corp: News From Italy. Drama Series. Gran Estreno. Feature films. La 1:00 RAI Corp: 90 Minuto. Soccer 12:40am Sinovision. Cone del Faraon. Comedy highlights. Documentary. (September 2); Mala Racha. 4:00 China TV Corp: China Today. Action (September 9); Loco News, information, and culture THURSDAYS Veneno. Comedy (September 16); from mainland China; in English. 7:00am Supertime. News El Rey del Mambo. Comedy 5:00 The Leon Chamey Report. (7-8am), "Heisei Love Talk Show; (September 23); Todo Va Mal. Current affairs; in English. in Japanese/English. Comedy (September 30); in 6:00 Polish and Slavic World. 6:00pm RAI Corp: Dove Sono I Spanish. Variety program; in Polish/ Pirenei. Talk. 3:00 Kontakt. Worldwide news, English. 7:30 RAI Corp: News From Italy. interviews, current and cultural 7:00 Fujisankei Sunday Drama. 11:00 Sinovision. Nightly News. events, children's segment serving Japanese drama with English Covering Hong Kong and Taiwan. the Ukrainian community; in subtitles. 11:40 Sinovision. Documentary. Ukrainian/English. 11:00 Sinovision. Cantonese Midnight Sinovision. Mandarin 4:00 Sinovision: China Near and Drama Series. Drama Series. Far; news and information about MONDAYS 12:40am Sinovision. China and our local Chinese com- Documentary. munity; in English. 7:00am Supertime. News. Quiz 4:30 Fujisankei Saturday Special. show, cooking; in Japanese/ FRIDAYS Variety program; in Japanese. English. 7:00am Supertime. News 6:30 Hello Austria/Hello Vienna. 6:00pm RAI Corp: Tre Passi Nel (7-8am), celebrity profiles; in Lifestyle magazine; in English. Delitto. Drama (September 4, 11); Japanese/English. 7:00 RAI Corp: I Temi del Calcio. 11 Cilo Non Cade Mai. Drama 6:00pm RAI Corp: Domenica in Soccer news. (September 18, 25). Estate. Variety (September 1); 7:30 RAI Corp: News From Italy. 7:30 RAI Corp: News From Italy. Papaveri e Papere. Variety 11:00 World TV Corp: Magazine, 11:00 Sinovision. Nightly News. (September 8, 15, 22, 29). variety, drama; in Chinese. Covering Hong Kong and Taiwan. 7:30 RAI Corp: News From Italy. 11:30 World TV Corp: 11:40 Sinovision. Documentary. 11:00 World TV Corp: World TV Variety/entertainment; in Midnight Sinovision. Mandarin Weekly News. News from Taiwan Chinese. Drama Series. and mainland China; in Chinese. Midnight World TV Corp: Drama 12:40am Sinovision. 11:20 World TV Corp: Quiz show; from Taiwan and Hong Kong; in Documentary. in Chinese. Chinese. TUESDAYS Midnight World TV Corp: Serial 1:00am Lime Tree Lane. Serial from Taiwan; in Chinese. comedy of Jamaican wit and folk- 7:00am Supertime. News 1:00am Japan Media Productions: lore; in English. (7-8am), followed by contempo- Soko Ga Shiritai. Magazine, focus- 1:30 What's the 411? rary drama; in Japanese/English. ing on Japanese lifestyles, topics of Entertainment program featuring 6:00pm RAI Corp: Un interest, and trends; in Japanese. current trends in African - Commissario a Roma. Crime American music, fashion, and cul- drama. SATURDAYS ture. 6:30 RAI Corp: Seconda Serrata. 6:00am Haiti Premiere Classe. All RAI Corp programs are in Talk. Cultural and educational program 7:30 RAI Corp: News From Italy. featuring Haitian traditions; in Italian. 11:00pm Sinovision. Nightly Creole. Supertime News is in Japanese News. Covering Hong Kong and 8:30 U.S. Nippon: Japan Today, with English subtitles. Taiwan. Weekly. News; in English. 11:40pm Sinovision. For other daytime television infor- Documentary. mation, check your local listings. Midnight Sinovision. Mandarin Programming subject to change. Drama Series.

September 19 WNYC AIM CARD

Your WNYC ArtsCard allows you to take Dance Theatre Workshop Open Eye Theater advantage of special discounts at the arts venues Discount 25% 212-924-0077 Discount 20% 212-977-2639 listed below. In most cases the ArtsCard discount Eldridge Street Project Pan Asian Repertory Theatre cannot be used in conjunction with other dis- Discount $2, Shop 25% 212-219-0888 Discount 25% 212-245-2660 counts or promotional offers. All sales are final Empire State Opera Pearl Theater Company and are subject to limitations and availability . Discount 50% 718-83 7-11 76 Discount $3 212-598-9802 Your discount is valid only for events produced Ensemble Studio Theatre Public Theater /NY Shakespeare bythe listed organization. Present your ArtsCard Discount 15% 212-247-3405 Festival at the box office when you pick up your tickets Fraunces Tavern Museum Discount 10% Limit 2 tickets per event and mention it when reservations are required. Discount 2 -for -1 Admission, 10% Gift Shop 212-260-2400 Amato Opera 212425-1 778 Queens Symphony Orchestra Discount $3 212-228-8200 Florence Gould Hall at the Discount $5 718-786-8880 American Globe Theatre French Institute/Alliance Francaise Regina Opera Company Discount 25% 212-869-9809 Discount 10-15% tickets 212-355-6160 Discount 20% 718-232-3555 American Place Theatre Goliard Concerts Riverside Symphony Discount 20% 212-840-3074 Discount 20% 718-728-8927 Discount 50% Selected seating only American Tap Dance Orchestra Heller AudioBooks 212-8644197 Discount 10% 212-219-8284 Discount FREE MEMBERSHIP - Roundabout Theatre Arts at St. Ann's 10% off purchase 212-248-7800 Discount $5 212-869-8400 Discount $2 718-858-2424 Japan Society St. Luke's Chamber Ensemble Ascension Music Chorus & Orch. Discount 20% 212-752-0824 Discount 20% 212-840-7470 Discount $3 212.254-8553 The Jewish Museum Snug Harbor Cultural Center Books & Co. Discount $2 Limit 2 people Discount 10-20% 718448-2500 Discount 10% 212-737-1450 212423-3200 Staten Island Children's Museum Academy of Music Sylvia & Danny Kaye Playhouse Discount $1 718-273-2060 Discount 15% Selected events, selected seating Discount 25% Selected events only Staten Island Symphony only 718-636-4100 212-7724448 Discount 10% 718-390-3426 Brooklyn Center for the Performing Lamb's Theatre Company Studio Museum In Harlem Arts at Brooklyn College Discount $5 212-997-1 780 Discount 50% Admission 212-8644500 Discount $5 718-951-4500 Lehman Center for the Sylvan Winds Brooklyn Conservatory of Music Performing Arts Discount $5 See Ms. Bernstein at table by Discount $2 718-622-3300 Discount $5 718-960-8833 box office 212-662-0433 Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra Marines Chamber Singers Symphony Space Discount 15% Selected events, selected Discount 10% 212-580-0210 Discount 20-30% Except Selected Shorts seating only 718-6364100 Merkin Concert Hall 212-864-5400 Carnegie Hall Tours Discount 20% 212-362-8719 Ten Ten Players Discount 50% 212-247-7800 MidAmerica Productions' Concerts Discount $2 212-879-7669 Center for Contemporary Opera Discount 25% Advance phone reservations Theatre for a New Audience Discount 10% 212-305-6728 only 212-2394699 Discount $5 212-2794200 Chamber Music Society of Miller Theatre 13th Street Repertory Company Lincoln Center Discount 20% 212-854-7799 Discount 20% 212-675-6677 Discount 15-25% 212.875-5788 Music Before 1800 Town Hall Christabelle Theater Company Discount $3 212-666-9266 Discount 20% tickets, $5 off season pass Discount 25% 212-2794200 Musics Viva of New York 212-997-1003 Circle Repertory Company Discount 20% 212-794-3646 V.I.E.W. Video Discount 20% 212-254-6330 Musicians From Marlboro Discount 20% off selected vidoes Clarion Music Society Discount $2 212-841-9633 1-800-843-9843 Discount $5 212-7724448 New Amsterdam Singers Village Light Opera Group Classic Stage Company Discount 20% 212-388-8674 Discount $5 212-243-6281 Discount $2 212-6 774210 NY Gilbert & Sullivan Players WPA Theatre Colden Center for Performing Arts Discount $5 except New Year's Eve Discount 15% 212-206-0523 Discount $2 Except children's shows. 212-864-5400 Western Wind Vocal Ensemble 718-793-8080 NY Hall of Science Discount 15% 212-873-2848 Collegiate Chorale One free admission 718-699-0005 Women's Project & Productions Discount 10% Advance phone sale only New York Open Center Discount 20% 212-765-1706 212-664-1390 Discount at least $2 212-219-2527 The Wooster Group Composers Collaborative NY Theatre Workshop Discount 10% 212-966-3651 Discount 20% 212-663-6021 (res. only) Discount 20% Single tickets only World Music Institute Continuum 212-302-NYIW Discount $2 Limit 2 tickets per event Discount 25% limit 2 tickets per event NY Transit Museum 212-545-7536 212-875-5050 Discount 30%, Gift Shop 10% 718-330-3063 Yeshiva University Museum Cooper Union -Extended Studies Discount $1 Admission, Gift Shop 10% Discount: 10-15% off course or lecture Discount 10% Selected single tickets/tours, 212-960-5390 212-3534195 15% Selected classes 212-996-1100

This partial listing reflects only those participating ArtsCard organizations that are based in New York City. ArtsCard organizations based in New Jersey, Long Island, and Westchester and Rockland counties will be listed in future issues.

20 VINIC NEE CALENDAR

Calendar of Events Around Town Thursdays -Sundays September 19 September 26 - 30 Waiting for Godot Emma Tahmizian, Piano Endgame Cocteau Repertory Company Chopin, Ives, Scarlatti CSC Repertory Company Bouwerie Lane Theater Merkin Concert Hall 212-677-4210* 212-677-0060 212-362-8719* September 27 Thursdays & Sundays Washington Square Gina Bachauer International Chamber Music Series Contemporary Scholarship Winners The Barge Music Society, Inc. Sean Botkin & Fulton Ferry Landing Merkin Concert Hall Min-Kyung Kwon 718-624-4061 212-362-8719 Paul Hall, Juilliard 212-769-7406 Saturdays & Sundays, September 19 & 21 Starting September 9 Music of Paul Bowles Manhattan Chamber Orchestra Tosca The Eos Ensemble Music of Peter Schickele Amato Opera Theatre Alice Tully Hall Symphony Space 212-228-8200* 212-721-6500 212-864-5400* September 5 - 30 September 20 September 28 A Doll's House New York Philharmonic Four Nations Ensemble Pearl Theatre Company Jessye Norman, Soprano Handel, Telemann, Corelli 212-598-9802* Avery Fisher Hall Miller Theatre 212-721-6500 212-854-7799* September 9 & 10 Beethoven Festival September 21 - 24 Selected Shorts Friends of the Arts The Italian Straw Hat Edward Hopper Planting Fields Arboretum National Theatre of the Deaf Symphony Space 516-922-0061* Kaye Playhouse 212-864-5400* 212-772-4448* September 9, 16, 23, & 30 September 28 & 29 Film Retrospective September 21, 22, 23, & 26 New York Philharmonic Metropolitan Museum New York Philharmonic Bach, Mendelssohn 212-570-3949 Cecile Ousset, Piano Avery Fisher Hall Avery Fisher Hall 212-721-6500 September 11 & 12 212-721-6500 Jupiter Symphony September 30 Weber Piano Concerti September 22 & 23 Greenwich, CT Symphony Church of the Good Shepherd Andrea Marcovicci Schumann, Shostakovich 212-799-1259 Tilles Center 203-869-2664 516-299-3100* September 15 & 16 New York Philharmonic Long Island Philharmonic September 23 Bach, Mendelssohn Garrick Ohlsson, Piano Australian Youth & Titles Center Suffolk County Series Boys Choirs 516-299-3100* 516-293-2222* Carnegie Hall 212-247-7800 *call for your September 17 ArtsCard Bartok String Quartets September 25 & 26 discount Stravinsky Ballet Music Jupiter Symphony Merkin Concert Hall Grieg & Spohr 212-362-8719* Church of the Good Shepherd 212-799-1259 Long Island Philharmonic Garrick Ohlsson, Piano September 26 Copland, Rachmaninoff Philadelphia Orchestra Titles Center Brahms, Beethoven 516-293-2222* Carnegie Hall 212-247-7800

September 21 NYC CONTRIBUTORS

While space allows us to list only Uris Brothers Foundation, Inc. The Blackstone Group donors of $1,000 or more, we extend The H.W. Wilson Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. Blum deep gratitude to all those who support Bower & Gardner the WNYC Foundation. $5,000 and over Mr. & Mrs. James E. Burke Carl Andre The Bruce Ford Brown $300,000 and over Charitable Trust Corporation for Public Broadcasting The Theodore H. Barth David Caplan The Ford Foundation Foundation, Inc. Marcy & Leona Chanin The Pew Charitable Trusts Tom & Andi Bernstein Foundation, Inc. The Elmer & Mamdouha Bobst Virginia C. Clarkson $100,000 and over Foundation Community Foundation of Carnegie Corporation of New York Brooklyn Union Gas Greater Memphis The Commonwealth Fund The Bydale Foundation Coopers and Lybrand Mitsui Fudosan (New York) Inc.* Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust Anthony R. D'Amato Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Compuserve* Mr. & Mrs. Peter Deeks The New York Community Trust Con Edison Ann Delaney & Steve Staso New York State Department of Paul G. Devido Peter H. and Katharine P. Darrow Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Diamond Education Susan Day Mr. & Mrs. David Dibner Lila Wallace - Reader's Digest Fund Dorot Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dimston Anonymous Mrs. R.H. Durst Abigail E. Disney $50,000 and over Eastman Kodak Company Gordan Douglas Leo & Julia Forchheimer Foundation Carolyn Downey The Aaron Diamond Foundation Nancy Drosd The Nathan Cummings GTE Foundation The Dubose and Dorothy Heyward Selma Dubrin Foundation, Inc. Joan K. Easton The Kaplen Foundation Memorial Fund Hite Foundation S. Jay Edison National Endowment for the Arts Everett A. Eisenberg Rockefeller Brothers Fund Marion E. Kenworthy-Sarah H. The Christian Johnson Endeavor Swift Foundation Foundation $25,000 and over Ruth W. & James A. Levitan Phoebe Epstein The Vincent Astor Foundation, Inc. Philanthropic Fund Rosemary Faulkner Booth Ferris Foundation Ann Martin Fellows oftheFrick Aaron Diamond Foundation Eduardo G. Mestre Mr. & Mrs. W.H. Ferry GE Fund Kathryn & Gilbert Miller Fund, Inc. Mrs. Avery Fisher General Electric Company Henry Nias Foundation, Inc. Gail Flesher & David Salvin Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation The Overbrook Foundation Arnold Franco The Dubose and Dorothy Heyward Polo/Ralph Lauren Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Friedman Memorial Fund Galison Books Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Reisman E. Leigh Gibson & Andrew Strauss Eli Mason Rivendell Foundation Amy Gilfenbaum NYNEX Susan & Elihu Rose Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth Gilmore Donald Pels Jon Rotenstreich Jordan Glaser & Hazel Weiser The Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Joseph E. Seagram & Sons* Jon Gluck Foundation, Inc. Sylvia Simon Mr & Mrs. Eugene Grant Jon and Susan Rotenstreich Marilyn M. Simpson Charitable The Green Fund Irwin and Roberta Schneiderman Trust Dr. Dorothy Gregg & Dr. Paul Tisch Foundation, Inc. The Philip and Lynn Straus Hughling Scott Foundation, Inc. Seymour Hacker $10,000 and over Mr. & Mrs. James Harding Caroline Urvater Louis & Anne Abrons Foundation, Jon & Leone Hechler The Vidda Foundation Inc. The Victor Herbert Foundation H.W. Wilson Foundation, Inc. The Bydale Foundation The Herrick Theatre Foundation Anonymous Gilbert Kaplan John V. Hilton J.M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. Mr. Robert D. Hodes $1,000 and over David H. Horowitz Virginia & Leonard Marx Mr. & Mrs. Martin Abrahams Dr. Grace Hucko Foundation Allen &Company Laura M. Johnston Morgan Stanley Foundation Dr. Elizabeth D. Ames Ronald Kastner New York State Council on the Arts Jean & Christopher Angell Jenny K. Kaufmann & Harry Company Mr. & Mrs. Robert Arnow Kahn Philanthropic Fund Milton & Sally Avery Arts Charles Lawrence Keith and Clara Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. The Pines Bridge Foundation Miller Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Barber Pauline & Thomas Ketchum Salomon Brothers, Inc. Benedict -Miller Foundation Samuel and May Rudin Jamie Kibel Charles B. Benenson S. Lester & Anne Klepper Foundation, Inc. Louise Woods Benkert Adolph Koeppel The Scherman Foundation, Inc. Barbara & Robert Berkley Mr. & Mrs. John Kossak The Frank and Domna Stanton Ruth Berlin Mr. & Mrs. Jay Kramer Foundation William S. Berliner Anthony Kurtz Harold and Estelle Tanner Philip B. Bernstein, Esq. Nathan Leventhal

22 WNYC CONTRIBUTORS

Robert Lewis Caroline N. Sidnam WNYC Communications Mr. & Mrs. Roy Lichtenstein Daniel Siff Group Mr. & Mrs. Al Silveman Lincoln Center for the Steve Bauman, President Performing Arts Mr. & Mrs. Lorin Silverman Sigrid Undo Ellen F. Simon WNYC Foundation Board Jonas & Elizabeth Littman Herbert & Nell Singer of Directors William B. LloydHI &Lenore H. Philanthropic Fund Irwin Schneiderman, Chairman Migdal Sony USA Foundation Peter H. Darrow, President Susan Loesser Ronald P. Stanton Dorothy Gregg, Secretary Solange D. MacArthur The Ruth and Frank Stanton Fund Howard S. Stein, Treasurer Edith W. MacGuire Howard & B. Jill Comins Stein Mr. & Mrs. George E. Mallouk The Blandina A. Steinman Martin Abrahams Kevin McAuliff Charitable Trust Judith F. Aidoo Louise McCagg Dianne Stern Jean Angell Dr. Margaret L. McClure James Stewart Tom A. Bernstein Marsh & McLennan, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. George G. Swanson Antoinette Cook Bush Mr. & Mrs. Vytas Maceikonis Barbara & David Thomas David Caplan Richard Mack Mr. & Mrs. Russ Titelman Charles Corcoran R.H. Macy & Co., Inc. Eugene Tuch Foundation, Inc. Jerry Della Femina Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Mai Caroline Urvater Wendeen Eolis Stephen Manheimer James Vayda Jon K. Gluck Lee Mantelman Suzanne Vega Donald Greene Eric Marder William Volckhaussen Susan G. Greenwood Marsh & McLennan Martin Von Haselberg Erskine D. Henderson Susan Melvoin Martin Joan Warburg Robert Hodes Paul Mayen Donald Warren Gilbert Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. Roger Michaels Mr. & Mrs. Alan G. Weiler Anne Klepper Mr. 6- Mrs. Leigh Miller Bruce N. Wilpon Paul LeClerc Alan Mittelsdorf Ruth F. Wilson Eduardo G. Mestre Eben Moglen Fred Wistow John Rose Dr. Hadassah Brooks Morgan & Wyssmont Company, Inc. Jon Rotenstreich Thomas B. Morgan Richard Zall Daniel E. Sift Mr. & Mrs. Richard Morrill Frieda & George Zinberg Estelle Newman Tanner Mr. & Mrs. Lester S. Morse, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Keith Thomas Judith & Bill Moyers Wilma S. Tisch Frank Muller As of July I, 1995 Elizabeth Weymouth Jan H. Munroe Denotes a gift -in -kind Christopher Williams Maury Newburger Richard J. Zall Greta Newman For information about making a WNYC Staff New York Council for the Humanities contribution to WNYC, please New York State Council on the Arts Ernie E. Dachel, Vice President, The New Yorker call the Development Department Operations and Engineering Mr. & Mrs. Morris Offit at (212) 669-8982. Marsha Hahn, Managing Director, Helenka & Guido Pantaleoni Administration/Chief Foundation Reader's Note:If you have a Financial Officer Norman H. Paul membership problem, contact: John J. McCrory, Managing Kathleen Peratis WNYC Membership, Director, Leased Time Programming Pinewood Foundation One Centre Street, and Cable Relations Mary Ann Quinson Lawrence J. Orfaly, Managing Judith S. Randal New York, NY 10007 Direaor, Radio Eugenia P. Ray (212) 669-7800 David C. Sit, Managing David Reid & Gayle Feldman Director, Television The Rodgers Family Foundation The WNYC Program Guide is pre- Scott Borden, Director, Radio Theodore C. Rogers pared two months in advance. As Programming Mr. & Mrs. Fredrick P. Rose a result, some changes may not Neal Hecker, Director, Television Dr. & Mrs. Howard Rosen be reflected in the listings. Broadcasting The Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Richard G. Hinchliffe, Director, Foundation Radio News Ida & William Rosenthal Foundation Program Guide Staff Theodore L Manekin, Director, Kay Rothman Editor Lillie Balinova Membership Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Sackler Linda Morgan, Director, Development Jack Saltz Design Director John Yue John 0. Platt, Director, Marketing Sandoz Corporation Art Director Jane Volpe and Communications Michael & Helen Schaffer Foundation Copy Editor Harriet Black John P. Schaefer, Drs. David B. Schnur Er Kicki Contributors Greg Bigelow, Director, Music Programming Schnur-Wehlou Millicent Biggs, Harriet Black, James B. Zafiros, Direaor, Marian L. Schwarz Corporate Underwriting Louise H. Sclove Judy Kahn, Jerry Miller, Janet Melinda Scrivner Waggoner Robert Segal Norman Shethar

September 23 WNYC FM93.9 celebrates Classical Music Month in September with special programming on Martin Goldsmith, host of Performance Today, Around New York, Performance Today and Evening Music

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