[WILL-FM] Performance Today rundown (June 6)
Denise Perry
FROM: PERFORMANCE TODAY
DATE: JUNE 6, 2000
RE: PERFORMANCE TODAY RUNDOWN: 000606
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HELLO STATIONS
HERE'S THE PERFORMANCE TODAY RUNDOWN FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2000
KORVA COLEMAN IS HOST
[WILL-FM/90.9 and FM/106.5 (Danville) and FM/101.1 (Champaign-
Urbana) air this program from 5 - 7PM (CDT)]
HOUR = 1 SEGMENT = A1
BILLBOARD 1:00
HOUR = 1 SEGMENT = A2 CUTAWAY
The Haydn Sinfonietta of Vienna performs the finale of the
Baryton Octet in G major by Franz Joseph Haydn. (Koch Schwann 3-
1492-2) 5:00
HOUR = 1 SEGMENT = A3
Czech Beethoven: The Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra and
Chinese-born conductor Jin Wang perform the "Egmont" Overture by
Ludwig van Beethoven. It's from a February 8th concert in
Prague's Dvorak Hall. (Czech Radio/European Broadcasting Union)
9:55
HOUR = 1 SEGMENT = B1
A threesome plays young Beethoven: From the Hampden-Sydney Music
Festival on the campus of Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia,
we'll hear the Trio in B-flat for Clarinet, Cello and Piano by
Ludwig van Beethoven. The May 26th performance features
clarinetist Ethan Sloane, cellist Susan Salm and pianist Daniel
Epstein. (Thompson Audio Services) 22:50
HOUR = 1 SEGMENT = C1
"Ethnomusicologist from Mars": That's what Professor Bruno
Nettl's (NET-tel) students called him at the University of
Illinois. The one-time explorer of musical rituals in India has
turned his eyes to Western classical music as an advisory editor
to the ten-volume Garland Encyclopedia of World Music, which
has just been published (Garland Publishing, Inc.). He talks
with Korva about some of the rituals and practices associated
with Western classical music, behavior that might seem normal to
fans of the form, but would certainly seem unusual to a person
from another culture--or another planet. 6:00
HOUR = 1 SEGMENT = C2
Martian music: The Oregon Symphony, conducted by James DePreist,
performs some out-of-this-world music: "Mars, the Bringer of
War" from "The Planets" by Gustav Holst. Recorded in concert
last September at Portland's Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall.
(Nettleingham Audio) 9:45
HOUR = 2 SEGMENT = A1
BILLBOARD 1:00
HOUR = 2 SEGMENT = A2 CUTAWAY
War music: We'll hear the Budapest Symphonic Band conducted by
Laszlo Marosi (LAHZ-loh MAH-roh-shee) performing two pieces by
Hungarian composer Franz Lehar (LAY-har) Jr.: "The Two Fellow-
Soldiers March" and "Hole, hole, hole." (Hungaroton HCD 16849)
5:00
HOUR = 2 SEGMENT = A3
Baroque fire: From a concert on April 29th at St. Paul's Church
in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, we're going to hear the period-
instrument group Apollo's Fire perform the Concerto in G minor
for Two Cellos by Antonio Vivaldi. (Michael Schulze of Oberlin
College) 11:50
HOUR = 2 SEGMENT = B1
For the 56th anniversary of D-Day, Korva and Coming to Terms
commentator Miles Hoffman discuss military music. Miles walks
us through the evolution of military music from the battlefield
to the concert hall. 11:50
HOUR = 2 SEGMENT = B2
From a concert earlier this year in Germany, we're going to hear
one of the most pieces of military music in the classical
repertory. Salvador Mas Conde (MAHSS kohn-DAY) leads the
Saarbruecken (ZAHR-broo-ken) Radio Symphony Orchestra in a
performance of the Symphony No. 100 in G major--the "Military"
Symphony--by Franz Joseph Haydn. (Saarland Radio/European
Broadcasting Union) 26:20