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Friday, 3 February 2006
more MOZART
Topic: MEDIA
You and your favorite child should listen this weekend for yet another tribute to Mozart. But this is a special program of His Story and His Music- an audio biography released on a record from 1962 narrated by Art Hanna. It is a concert cameo of the life and career of the Austrian composer born 250 years ago. It runs frequently this weekend on internet stream about every 8 hours or so, tune in. ....radio log on page



Tuesday, 31 January 2006

Topic: MEDIA
Wednesdays in February, Hawaii Public Radio will broadcast concerts from the current Honolulu Symphony Orchestra season.
...LINK to complete news story



Saturday, 28 January 2006
Since 1982, KCBX has been my safe harbor of sanity.
Now Playing: Classical music fans find haven in KCBX
Topic: MEDIA

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The classical selections chosen by KCBX's hosts seem particularly beautiful. Jim Dee's program, "Music of the World's People," is the perfect closure to the week.



Wednesday, 25 January 2006
Black composers honored on KPAC & KTXI
Topic: MEDIA
Ask the average person to name a black classical composer and the first answer is usually Scott Joplin. But the world of black composers is as rich and varied as the music itself. From the classical works of the Chevalier de Saint-Georges, to creole stylings of New Orleans-based Edmond Dede, to the modern masterpieces of Ulysses Kay and George Walker, you’ll enjoy discovering the depth of the station library music in February as KPAC and KTXI celebrate Black History Month. Black performers and conductors will also be spotlighted throughout the month.



Sunday, 22 January 2006

Now Playing: PRESS RELEASE
Topic: MEDIA
CLEVELAND, January 21, 2006  The Cleveland Orchestra today announced a newly syndicated 26-week radio series featuring performances by the Orchestra at Severance Hall. The series includes 20 broadcasts of Cleveland Orchestra performances conducted by Music Director Franz Welser-Most, with additional broadcasts of performances led by guest conductors including Vladimir Ashkenazy, Pierre Boulez, and Lorin Maazel. Highlights of programs conducted by Mr. Welser-Most that are part of the 26-week radio series include the complete Beethoven piano concerti with Radu Lupu, pianist; Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis; Bruckner’s Symphony No. 5; Mahler’s Symphonies No. 3 and 9; and Verdi’s Requiem and Falstaff. In addition to concerts from the current Cleveland Orchestra season, the 26-week radio series features historically significant performances including the February 1981 concert in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Severance Hall conducted by Lorin Maazel and an April 2005 concert led by Pierre Boulez in commemoration of his 80th birthday. The series is produced by Cleveland-based WCLV/Seaway Productions, and is hosted by Robert Conrad, Co-founder and President of WCLV FM 104.9, who has served as the commentator for The Cleveland Orchestra on the Radio since 1964. Also, hosting broadcasts will be Bill O'Connell, WCLV's Program Manager and former commentator for the San Francisco Symphony broadcasts. WCLV/Seaway Productions and The WFMT Radio Network, Chicago, are joint national syndicators of the concert broadcast series. In addition to WCLV and WFMT, stations that will broadcast the series currently include WQXR, New York, and KMZT, Los Angeles. WCLV will broadcast the newly syndicated series as well as other Cleveland Orchestra performances locally on The Cleveland Orchestra on the Radio program, which has been on the air for 40 years, at 4:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST) on Sundays, and on Saturdays from Severance at 8:00 p.m. EST. These broadcasts of The Cleveland Orchestra are available to world-wide audiences via simultaneous internet streaming at www.wclv.com.



Wednesday, 18 January 2006

Topic: MEDIA

...LINK to MUSIClassical online...
--- It's a new internet radio station established through LIVE365. Currently playing popular classical tracks it will soon be devoted to performances by independent classical composers and performers. New releases may be sent to R A CAMPBELL, 1211 SAN DARIO AVENUE #233 LAREDO TEXAS 78040. Tracks will be prepared, with commentary, and presented on MUSIClassical LIVE365 station. Some also will be heard on our syndicated standard broadcast station service. Also, this site, www.musiclassical.com, will profile independent classical musicians and their new recordings.



Monday, 16 January 2006

Topic: MEDIA
New York's WQXR 96.3 FM will broadcast the Vienna Philharmonic's concert in Salzburg, Austria, celebrating the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth on January 27
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Wednesday, 11 January 2006

Now Playing: Washington Times
Topic: MEDIA
Radio listeners are still adjusting to lineup changes that saw WTOP switch to 103.5 FM, classical music station WGMS move three clicks to 104.1 FM, and the death of modern rocker Z104... others angry, about WGMS moving to a weaker signal.
...LINK to complete news story



Tuesday, 10 January 2006

Topic: MEDIA
Christopher O'Riley Awarded 2006 Karl Haas Prize for Music Education
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Saturday, 7 January 2006

Now Playing: WOI...Central Iowa
Topic: MEDIA
Curt Snook often likes to stay away from the well-known with his classical musical line-up. Karen Bryan frequently tries to keep familiarity in hers.
...LINK to complete news story



Friday, 6 January 2006

Topic: MEDIA
The KDFC Classical All-Stars take the field this Saturday (January 7), count down your picks in the annual KDFC listener poll. The VIP performers, the superstar composers and, from #100 all the way to #1, the Top 100 classical works of all time.
...LINK to KDFC SAN FRANCISCO
The week-long countdown starts Saturday morning at 9. Then, with All-Stars every hour each day from 9 to 6, count down the Bay Area’s favorites all the way through Friday the 13th.



Wednesday, 4 January 2006
Washington DC
Now Playing: classical WGMS moves up the dial
Topic: MEDIA
In a major radio shake-up in the nation’s capital, Bonneville International has eliminated adult top 40 WWZZ (Z104), relocated classical WGMS, and given news WTOP a significantly stronger FM signal. The company plans to launch a brand new talk station in the spring.
...LINK to complete news story

Classical station WGMS has moved to 104.1/103.9 FM replacing the modern rock station Z104, and the group will begin broadcasting two new classical stations in HD Radio.
...LINK to complete news story



Sunday, 1 January 2006
Vienna Philharmonic Celebrates the New Year With Televised Concert
Topic: MEDIA
The Vienna Philharmonic will welcome 2006 today with its traditional New Year’s Concert, featuring favorite Strauss waltzes. It will be conductor Mariss Jansons’ New Year's Concert debut, although he has conducted the VPO regularly since 1992.
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Topic: MEDIA
The news that Boston may soon be losing its only full-time commercial classical-music radio station has not put the musical community up in arms as you might expect.
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Wednesday, 21 December 2005

Topic: MEDIA
NPR to Distribute Sunday Choral-Music Program
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