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Classical Discoveries and the Avant-Garde Edition can now be listened to on your computer, at any time and at your convenience for two weeks after the MP3 files are posted on this website. The file will be removed on the weekend following that period.
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| UPCOMMING CELEBRATION - 15 YEARS OF CLASSICAL DISCOVERIES 05-29-1997 - 05-30-2012 |
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012 From 5:30 till 11:00am and 11:00am till 1:00pm Classical Discoveries will celebrate it's 15th Anniversary on the air (began May 29 1997), as well as the 4th Anniversary of Classical Discoveries Goes Avant-Garde - program designed to accommodate works that very often fall between the cracks and are difficult to classify as well as many electronic selections and more avant-garde works that are ignored by most radio stations. The Avant-Garde Edition originally started as a series of 4 summer specials in 2006, become a whole summer program in 2007, and a regular feature from June 6, 2008 with 4 hour specials running through the whole summer. |
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Over the years both programs have presented many world and US premiere broadcasts. The special Anniversary programs will include works which were aired for the first time on Classical Discoveries and the Avant-Garde Edition. In addition, Marvin will accept a minimal number of requests on both programs. If you do make a request please make sure that it is no more than approximately 10 - 12 minutes. You can email your request at: requestformarvin@gmail.com The deadline for getting your requests in is 6:00pm on Monday, May 28, 2012 More details to come |
| WEDNESDAY ON CLASSICAL DISCOVERIES |
Next Wednesday, May 23, 2012 from 5:30 till 11:00am Program will be announced |
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Next Wednesday, May 23, 2012 from 11:0am till 1:00pm Program will be announced |
| PAST PROGRAMS |
| WEDNESDAY ON CLASSICAL DISCOVERIES |
Wednesday, May 16, 2012 from 5:30 till 11:00am You will hear Symphony No. 4 by American composer, Henry Cowell (1897-1965), Suite of Homages by American composer, Emma Lou Diemer (1927- ), Oratorio, "Il Diluvio Universale" (an incredible,very original work forgotten for more than 3 centuries) by Italian composer, Michelangelo Falvetti (1642-1692), Symphony No. 5 by English composer,, David Matthews (1943- ), Wright Flight by American composer, Michael Schelle (1950- ), Cantus Integritatis by Cypriot composer, Sophia Serghi (1972- ), plus music by Victoria Poleva, Jeanne Singer, Marijn Simons and many others From 10:00 until 11:00 Marvin will be joined by the American composer, pianist and educator, Eric Houghton who has an incredible story to share with Classical Discoveries listeners. Playlist 05-16-2012. MP3 audio for this week is not available |
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Wednesday, May 16, 2012 from 11:0am till 1:00pm Included will be Twenty-Three by American composer, John Cage (1912-1992), Canticle No. 3 by American composer, Lou Harrison (1917-2003), plus works of Elaine Kaplinsky, Paulina Załubska, Frank Zappa and others
Playlist 05-16-2012. You can listen to this program till 06-03-2012 on the MP3 Archives page |
| WEDNESDAY ON CLASSICAL DISCOVERIES |
Wednesday, May 09, 2012 from 5:30 till 11:00am You will hear Continuum for Chamber Orchestra (2006) by Polish composer, Jakub Ciupiński (1981- ), Whispers of Heavenly Death (String Quartet no. 3) by American composer, Kenneth Fuchs (1956- ), Cantata for the Children of Terezin (2000) for SATB Choir, Children's Choir and Orchestra by American composer, Mary Ann Joyce-Walter (*World Premiere Broadcast), Missa "Non sine quare" by German composer, Johann Caspar Kerll (1627-1693), A Bouquet of Bagatelles for piano by American composer, Elizabeth Lauer, Death of Atsumori San for Shakuhachi and orchestra by Australian composer, Sean O'Boyle (1963- ) plus music by Jarosław Adamus, Philip Lasser, Michele Mascittiand many others Playlist 05-09-2012. You can listen to this program till 05-27-2012 on the MP3 Archives page |
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| Wednesday, May 09, 2012 from 11:00am till 1:00pm
American composer and Co-Director of New Amsterdam Records, Sara Kirkland Snider, whose work “Disquiet” will be premiering on May 13, 2012 by the Princeton Symphony Orchestra, will be a guest in the WPRB studio. |
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Recently deemed “a composer with
an enviable knack for crafting moody, Check composer on YouTube. Playlist 05-09-2012. You can listen to this program till 05-27-2012 on the MP3 Archives page |
| SUNDAY, MAY 06 2012 - CLASSICAL DISCOVERIES GOES TO OPERA |
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Sunday, May 06, 2012 from 6:00am till 10:00am Marvin will be presenting on Sandy's Sunday Morning Opera beginning at 7:00am you will hear RESURRECTION - An Opera in Two Acts by American composer TOD MACHOVER Resurrection, Tod Machover's stab at "traditional" opera, was a commission from Houston Grand Opera, where it had its world premiere, in 1999. Resurrection, with a clear-headed libretto by Laura Harrington, adapted from Tolstoy's last novel, has -- to the surprise of those who have followed Machover's career -- a realistic plot line, ensemble scenes, set pieces, archetypal operatic characters and a dramatically charged orchestra composed primarily of conventional instruments.- Opera News Online -click to read complete story Playlist 05-06-2012. You can listen to this program till 05-21-2012 on the MP3 Archives page |
| SPECIAL GUEST OF CLASSICAL DISCOVERIES - WEDNESDAY, MAY 02 2012 |
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 from 5:30 till 9:00am: You will hear: Missa "Jubilus sacer" by Austrian Composer, Joseph Balthasar Hochreither (1669-1731), O, Wonder by American/Australian composer, Becky Llewellyn (1950- ), Symphony Number 5 by American Composer, David Maslanka (1943- ), In the First, Spinning Place by Welsh Composer, Hilary Tann (1947- ), String Quartet No. 4 by Latvian Composer, Peteris Vasks (1946- ), plus music by Melchior Franck, Maria Xaveria Perucona, Ronn Yedidia and many others. from 9:00am till 11:00am American composer Frank Ferko will be a guest in the WPRB studio. Ferko played piano from childhood, and worked as an organist and conductor in his teens. His first compositions were primarily liturgical in nature, with Lutheran composer Richard Wienhorst being an early influence. He attended Valparaiso University as an undergraduate, where he studied composition and counterpoint under Wienhorst and organ under Philip Gehring. Ferko took particular interest in early music and the compositional and theoretical output of Olivier Messiaen. He received a bachelor's from Valparaiso in 1972 in piano and organ performance, and then took his master's at Syracuse University in music theory. There he studied theory under Howard Boatright and organ under Will Headlee, and wrote his thesis on one of the extended piano works of Messiaen. Following this, Ferko served as Director of Music at various midwestern churches before entering Northwestern University. At Northwestern he first pursued a Ph.D. in music theory but shifted his attention to music composition which he studied under Alan Stout. |
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During his time at Northwestern he worked as a teaching assistant in the School of Music and also continued his work as a church musician. In 1982 he began working as a music librarian and continues to work as both a librarian and an archivist. He is currently on the staff of the Archive of Recorded Sound at Stanford University. The music of Frank Ferko has been heard through public performance or radio broadcast in 30 countries on six continents. To read more about go to: >>>>> Check composer on YouTube. Playlist 05-02-2012. You can listen to this program till 05-20-2012 on the MP3 Archives page |
| WEDNESDAY ON CLASSICAL DISCOVERIES GOES AVANT-GARDE |
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 from 11:0am till 1:00pm
Presented works will include: Tight Sweater by American Composer, Marc Mellits (1966- ), "Ad Infinitum" by Bulgarian Composer, Emil Tabakov (1947- ) plus music by Barry Conyngham, Salvatore Sciarrino and others Playlist 05-02-2012. You can listen to this program till 05-20-2012 on the MP3 Archives page |
 Music - Courtesy: Azerbaijani Artist Nazim Rahmanov: AZgallery.org |
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If you have any problem contacting Marvin through his regular e-mail address you can e-mail him at: mrosen@rider.edu or marvinarosen@gmail.com
I hope that you are enjoying the WEEKLY ART GALERY that accompanies each announcement. If you like the art, you can explore it more by using the provided links or you can contact the webmaster at: BeataRzeszodko.Rosen@gmail.com
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