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SUNDAY DEC 7
6-10
AM Classical Sunrise: Glenn Gould
Colin Campbell
Canadian
pianist Glenn Gould was one of the world's finest. On a special
edition of Classical Sunrise, we'll present four hours of his
music, spanning a
range of composers including Strauss, Byrd, and
JS Bach. He made over 60
recordings over his career; we'll sample
the full range. Tune in as we begin the 2003 Classical Music
Celebration and show your support for a legend.
10AM-12N The
Last Tango in Paris: French dance music
Andrew
Pratt
12N-6PM Opera: Richard Wagner's Lohengrin
Ann
Shaffer
6-8PM King of Instruments: Organ Classics
Michael
Latsko
Featuring works written for organ by the masters of
symphonic music (Bruckner, Brahms, Mendelssohn, Mozart, and others).
Michael will feature music for organ by composers normally not
associated with the organ.
8-11PM Just a Few Friends: a
Celebration of Classical Chamber Music
Greg Adams and Winston
Barham
For this special occasion your hosts bypassed the
Himalayan peaks of the chamber music repertoire and searched the
archives for lighter fare both off-beat and familiar. Tune in and
you’ll enjoy a varied selection of small-ensemble works from
the Middle Ages to the modern age, our favorites and your
favorites.
11PM-1AM End Games: Music composed during the
twilight years of composers lives
Colin Bird
TUESDAY DEC 9
6-10AM La
Belle Musique: Favorites of 2003
Elizabeth Benzinger and
Catherine Wray
10AM-12N Franco
Corelli
Ann Porotti
12N-2PM Appalachia
Waltz
Larry Minnick and Fred Boyce
2-4PM English Pastoralists
Adam Soroka
4-5PM BBC
Newshour
Live Feed
Call
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91.1 WTJU. Call 434-924-0885.
5-7PM Hush, Hush,
Sweet Charlottesville
Andrew Pratt
Andrew
will feature gentle music to lull you into a frighteningly serene
state.
7-10PM A Time for Singing: Verdi
Ann
Shaffer and Tim Snider
10PM-1AM Viola Sola
Jay
Kardan
Host Jay Kardan explores repertoire that puts this
stepchild of the string
family in the spotlight. Music for
viola alone, for viola with piano, for
viola with orchestra…
WEDNESDAY DEC 10
6-10AM Gamut:
Miniatures
Ralph Graves
10AM-12N Spanish
Piano
Jay Kardan
Solo piano music from Spanish
composers of the late 19th and 20th centuries, with a special tribute
to its greatest living interpreter, Alicia
DeLarrocha, in this
season of her retirement from the concert stage.
12N-2PM The
Strauss Family
Bob Taibbi
2-4PM LIVE!
Elizabeth
Benzinger
4-5PM BBC
Newshour
Live Feed
Call
in your support of the BBC Newshour, the only purchased program on
91.1 WTJU. Call 434-924-0885.
5-7PM Portrait of
the Artist: My Favorite Fiddlers
Jay Kardan
Jay Kardan
broadcasts recordings by his personal favorites among the
greatest
violinists of the 20th century, including Thibaud, Kreisler,
Elman,
Heifetz, Grumiaux, Milstein, Menuhin, and Rosand.
7-10PM Mitchell
with Music: Gottschalk and Friends
John
Mitchell
10PM-1AM J.S. Bachs St. John
Passion
Catherine Wray
THURSDAY DEC 11
6-10AM For
Your Love
Susan Hayes
Classical works written for
composer's loved ones.
10AM-12N German
Music of the 17th Century
Jenny Wyss-Jones
Germany of the 17th century saw a wealth of musical
influences composers like Heinrich Schuetz brought expertise in
Italian composition techniques, with an emphasis on the expression of
the German language; Samuel Scheidt learned from Flemish masters and
created an organ tradition of Germanys own; and Johann Hermann Schein
arranged popular, traditional German dances for printing and
distribution throughout Europe. Emerging from the devastation
of the Thirty Years-War, many German composers turned inward and
created sacred songs and choral works to soothe the soul. You
can hear a sampling of these musical riches on German Music of the
17th Century.
12N-2PM Medieval
Music
Colin Bird
2PM-4PM Ragtime with Scott
DeVeaux LIVE!
Elizabeth Benzinger
4-5PM BBC
Newshour
Live Feed
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in your support of the BBC Newshour, the only purchased program on
91.1 WTJU. Call 434-924-0885.
5-7PM Left Hand
Piano
Winston Barham
7-8PM Charlottesville
High School Orchestra String Player LIVE!
Colin Campbell
Colin
Campbell hosts string players from the Charlottesville High School
Orchestra. Since 1987, the CHS Orchestra has one numerous accolades
not only in central Virginia, but throughout the world. Under the
direction of Laura Thomas, the orchestra has won competitions
throughout the US as well as abroad in cities such as Prague and
Austria. They have recorded several CDs, and their music has been
featured in Southern Living Magazine and on National Public Radio.
Tune in as we talk with Thomas and her students and listen to a
performance from one of the orchestra program's student-directed
quartets.
8-10PM Mostly Mozart
John
Mitchell
10PM-1AM J.S. Bach's Christmas
Oratorio
Deborah Murray
FRIDAY DEC 12
6-10AM Classical
Comfort: Music from Hungary
Ilona
10AM-12N A
Millennium of Magnificats
Sandy Snyder
Arguably the
bible text most often set to music, we'll explore nearly 1000 years
of Magnificat settings. Ranging from Hildegard to Hovhaness,
from the chant of a single voice to rousing orchestra and chorus,
from just a few minutes long to others lasting the better part of an
hour, you'll be amazed at the variety of ways the same text can be
set, all beautiful reflections of the mystical idea of the joining of
spirit and body.
12N-2PM Patter Songs
The Contessa
2PM-4PM And
God Created Woman
Susan Hayes
From Clara Schumann to
Wanda Landowska...the best of feminine genius.
4-5PM BBC
Newshour
Live Feed
Call
in your support of the BBC Newshour, the only purchased program on
91.1 WTJU. Call 434-924-0885.
5-6PM St. Anne's Belfield
Students LIVE!
Susan Hayes
6-8PM Elegiac
Music
Andrew Pratt
8-10PM Bigwigs of the
Baroque
Jay Kardan
For two hours, at least, forget the
rest and listen to the best: Bach,
Handel, Corelli, Vivaldi.
Top-hole compositions from four masters who defined a style and an
era.
10PM-1AM Aaron Copland: American
Master
Colin Campbell
Aaron Copland's music captured
the spirit of the American west, among other regions he visited over
his lifetime. Although his most well-known works have a distinctive
sound, the virtuosic composer also experimented with jazz in
classical music at a time when audiences had little appreciation for
the fusion which made George Gershwin successful. Tune in as Colin
brings you three hours of his music, from his popular masterpieces
like Appalachian Spring to his many lesser-known gems.
SATURDAY DEC 13
6-10
AM Teachers' Pets
John Delehanty
10-10:10AM Natural
History Note
Bess
A
Special Fund Drive version of our popular public affairs show!
10:10AM-2PM English
Anthem
Michael Latsko
2-4PM Children's Corner
Greg
Adams
Tis the season when kids rule. You and your children
are invited to tune in for four hours of music composed for, by, or
about children; music performed by children; childlike, mischievous
music; music written just for fun. Remember: its something you play.
4-6PM The
Show Show: Forbidden Broadway
Eric Mark
6-8 PM P.D.Q.
Bach
Sandy Snyder and Catherine Wray
8-10PM 20th
Century Americans
Ethelbert Nevin
10PM-1AM Classical
Night Music
Derek Furr
SUNDAY DEC 14
6-10AM Classical
Sunrise: Christmas Music
Deborah Murray
10AM-12N In
the Spirit: African American Spirituals
Ethelbert
Nevin
12N-6PM Opera: Maria Callas sings Tosca
Tim
Snider
6PM-9PM Messiah
Francesca da
Rimini and Ralph Graves
