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FM PROGRAM INDEX ALL-NIGHT PRQGIAMS Monday thru Friday 11:00 p.m. WEVD Symphony Sid Show
(Ex -Mon. / to 5:30 a.m. ) 12:00 Mid. The Night Show
Manhattan After Hours Tower Suite Radio Unnameable- Bob Fass Jerry Tano Show Nightwatch (to 6 a.m.) Stereo for Night People (to 6:45 a.m.)
12:05 a.m. WTFM Jazz in Stereo with Rhett Evers
12:30 a.m. WRVR Just Rock 1:00 a.m. WNYC While the City Sleeps
WNEW Nighttime 1:30 a.m. WLIR Stardust (to 3:00 a.m.)
Saturday 11:00 p.m. WEVD Symphony Sid Show
(to 3:00 a.m.) 12:00 Mid. WBAI The Outside-Steve Post
WPAT Night Show WFAS Jerry Tano Show WBAI The Outside-
Steve Post WPIX Manhattan After Hours WFME Nightwatch (to 6 a.m). WRFM Stereo for Night People
(to 7:00 a.m.) 12:00 Mid. WNYC While the City Sleeps 12:05 a.m. WTFM Jazz in Stereo with
Rhett Evers 1:00 a.m. WNEW Nighttime
WPAT WPIX WNEW WBAI
WFAS WFME WRFM
Sunday 12:00 Mid. WEVD
WNYC WPAT WNEW WPIX WFME WBAI
WDHA 1:00 a.m. WNEW
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Symphony Sid Show (to 3 a.m.) While the City Sleeps Night Show Milkman's Matinee Manhattan After Hours Nightwatch (to 6 a.m.) The Outside - Steve Post Midnight Madness Nighttime
Monday thru Friday 3:05 p.m. WSOU Spotlight in Folk Music 7:05 p.m. WRFM Erwin Frankel/Music
From Around the World 8:15 p.m. WJLK Folk Concert 8:30 p.m. WVHC Strictly Folk
WKCR Fine Times at Our House
9:00 p.m. WSOU Sound of Folk Music WSTC Folk Music
10:05 p.m. WCWP Folk Project Monday 3:05 p.m. WSOU Spotlight on Folk 7:00 p.m. WKCR Soiree Trust in Chariots
8:00 p.m. WFMU WSOU
9:00 p.m. WFUV 9:30 p.m. WKCR
10:00 p.m. WVHC 1:00 p.m. WKCR
Tuesday 6:30 p.m. WFMU
7:30 p.m. WFMU 8:30 p.m. WVHC 9:30 p.m. WFUV
10:00 p.m. WVHC Wednesday 6:00 p.m. WFMU
7:00 p.m. WFUV 8:30 p.m. WKCR 9:30 p.m. WCWP
WKCR 10:00 p.m. WVHC 1:00 a.m. WKCR
Thursday 8:30 p.m. WVHC 9:30 p.m. WKCR
Friday 6:00 p.m. WFMU 8:15 p.m. WJLK 8:30 p.m. WVHC
WKCR 9:00 p.m. WSOU 9:30 p.m. WKCR
10:00 p.m. WVHC 12:00 Mid. WCTC
Saturday 10:15 a.m. WAPC 11:30 a.m. WBAI 12:00 noon WCWP
WEVD
WKCR 12:15 p.m. WJLK 4:00 p.m. WCWP
WDHA 7:00 p.m. WABC 7:30 p.m. WKCR 8:00 p.m. WKCR
12:00 Mid. WCTC
1:00 a.m. WKCR Sunday 9:00 a.m. WEVD
9:30 a.m. WRFM 12:00 p.m. WKCR 1:00 p.m. WKCR 2:Q7 p.m. WQXR
3'ÓOp.m. WCWP 12:45 p.m. WAPC
5:00 p.m. WPRB 5:45 p.m. WBAI 6:00 p.m. WNYC
6:10 p.m. WPRB 7:05 p.m. WRFM
9:00 p.m. WKCR
Monday thru Friday 2:05 p.m. WNBC
Monday 9:00 p.m. WRVR
Tuesday 8:35 p.m.Ter
Folk Festival Music of Lithuania Folk Spectrum Russkie Polchasa Folk Project Banana Bag
American Folk Anthology Folk Music Strictly Folk Sha'agat Há ari Folk Project
International Folk Tradition Polka Party Folksong '67 Folk Project Franciana Folk Project Folk Workshop
The Music Makers Magyar Sarok
Urban Folk Scene Folk Concert The Myth & The Music The Village Scene Sound of Folk Music Broadsides Folk Project The Midnight Muse with Bob Breen
Suffolk County Jamboree Country Music Folk Fest New Wave - The Sound of Greece Buckdancer's Choice Country Concert Folk Festival Folk Music Some Trust in Chariots Sat. Night Folkfest Broadsides The Midnight Muse with Larry Harmon Nightlife Unlimited
New Wave-The Sound of Greece Continental Varieties Bluegrass Special Washington Square Folk Music of the World More Folk Country Star Spotlight Folksing Country Music Folksong Festival w =h -Oscar Brand Folksing Vince Gari-Italian- American Serenade Songs of the Sabras
Opera -Ballet Theatre
Opera in the Twentieth Century
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9:00 p.m. WFUV The Operaphile Wednesday 8:00 p.m. WCWP The Opera-Phile 8:05 p.m. WSOU Wednesday Night at the
Opera 8:30 p.m. WNYC Wednesday at the Opera
Thursday 3:07 p.m. WQXR Listening to Music 8:00 p.m. WSTC Opera in FM
Friday 8:00 p.m. WFUV A Box at the Opera
Saturday 2:00 p.m. WNYC Through the Opera Glass 2:07 p.m. WQXR The Opera House 6:35 p.m. WEVD The Opera 9:00 p.m. WKCR Saturday Night at the
Opera Sunday 10:00 a.m. WBAI Golden Voices 11:00 a.m. WNYC Living Opera with
Alan Wagner 12:00 noon WPRB Sunday Sketchbook 2:00 p.m. WHLI Long Island Pops 3:00 p.m. WDHA The Opera 3:05 p.m. WNBC Opera -Ballet Theatre 4:30 p.m. WNYC Opera Topics with
Lorenzo Alvary 5:35 p.m. WJLK Voices that Live 8:00 p.m. WRFM Operatic Highlights 9:05 p.m. WVNJ Great Albums of Opera
WTFM Opera in Stereo 10:00 p.m. WALK Masterwork Hour
with Philip Maero 10:05 p.m. WLIR Opera Showcase 10:30 p.m. WJLK Voices That Live
Musical Theatre Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. WABC Stage Show
(till ten p.m.) 12:00 noon WPRB Stereo Showtime
WSOU Broadway 1:15 p.m. WSTC Showtime 2:15 p.m. WJLK Broadway Matinee 2:30 p.m. WALK Show Time 3:00 p.m. WDHA On Stage
WHLI Musical Playhouse 6:15 p.m. WPRB Stereo Showtime 8:05 p.m. WVNJ Curtain Time 8:30 p.m. WVHC Broadway Opening
Night 9:00 p.m. WALK Curtain Calls
Monday 8:00 p.m. WSTC FM on Broadway 8:05 p.m. WTFM Music of America
10:00 p.m. WFUV Music from Stage and Screen
Wednesday 9:00 p.m. WFMU 45 minutes from
Broadway Friday
8:30 p.m. WSOU 9:00 p.m. WRLB
Saturday 9:00 a.m. WABC
10:05 a.m. WLIR 12:00 noon WSOU
2:00 p.m. WDHA 2:05 p.m. WDHA 2:15 p.m. WJLK 2:30 p.m. WALK 3:00 p.m. WHLI 3:30 p.m. WKCR
WKCR 6:00 p.m. WKCR
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..117 7:00 p,m. WKCR - WBAI
Sunday 9:00 a.m. WCBS
10:00 a.m. WRFM 10:30 a.m. WQXR
12:00 noon WABC 12:00p.m. WVHC 2:15 p.m. WJLK 3:00 p.m. WHLI 4:05 p.m. WCTC 6:15 p.m. WFAS 8:00 p.m. WVIP 8:05 p.m. WVNJ
Live Progr Monday thru Friday 6:00 a.m. WNBC
WCBS 9:00 a.m. WNBC
10:10 a.m. WNBC 1:20 p.m. WJLK
10:05 p.m. WFME
Monday 8:45 p.m. WFUV
10:00 p.m. WFME Wednesday 10:00 p.m. WFME Thursday 9:30 p.m. WBAI 5:00 p.m. WFME
10:00 p.m. WFME Friday 8:30 p.m. WNYC
Saturday 7:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:45 p.m.
10:00 p.m. Sunday
3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.
WJLK WFME WNBC WFUV WFUV WFME
WNYC WRVR WDHA WFME
Lee Jordan's "Music of Broadway" Operetta Time Gilbert & Sullivan Highlights Stage (till six) Broadway Showcase Broadway Matinee Musical Playhouse Carousel Theatre Hour Broadway Show Time Box Office Curtain Time
Big Wilson Wally King Dr. Joyce Brothers Fortune Phone Speaking of Schools 1 h Anvil Hour
Words & Music Open Forum
Open Forum
Talk -Back Talk With Teens Open Forum
Metropolitan Museum Concert
As I See It Word of Life Long John Nebel Prey. Fordham Music Hour Vistas of Israel The Bible Answer Man
Frick Collection Ministry of Music Greta McDonald Word of Life
Good Talk Monday
1:30 p.m. WJLK Why Not Ask? 4:00 p.m. WNYC Food For Thought
Recipes This Week with Mayor Lindsay Classroom Listen Columbia Press Conf. Gripe With Gurland Joel Scott Show Columbia Press Confer. Achieving Equal Opportunity
Pace Lectures New Dimensions Columbia Forum The Condition of Jewish Belief Whatever Became Of...? China Today Analysis (Reviews) Studs Terkel Speaking of Drama The World Arena
Behind the Scenes in Music Classroom Films in Focus
9:00 p.m. WFMU 12:00 Mid. WNYC 12:30 a.m. WNYC 1:00 a.m. WKCR
Thursday 4:00 p.m. WNYC 7:00 p.m. WKCR 8:00 p.m. WKCR 8:30 p.m. WNYC
WFUV
WKCR 9:00 p.m. WFUV
WRVR WFMU
Friday WNYC 4:30 p.m. WNYC 7:00 p.m. WKCR 8:00 p.m. WKCR 9:00 p.m. WFMC 9:30 p.m. WKCR
11:00 p.m. WRVR
1:00 a.m. WKCR
Joel Scott Show Community Action Intn'l Book Review Feedback
N.Y.U. Lecture Columbia Forum Ayn Rand On Campus Adventures in Folk The Music Scene/ Bernard Gabriel Literary Workshop Fordham University Roundtable Studs Terkel Interviews Faculty Forum Cooper Union Forum Young American Artist Classroom UN Review Joe Scott Show The Soviet Enigma Riverside Radio Roundtable Point of Order
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Monday thru Friday 7:00 a.m. WRVR Just Jazz with Ed Beach
12:00 noon WLIB The Ed Williams Show 4:00 p.m. WLIB The Billy Taylor Show 6:00 p.m. WRVR Just Jazz with Ed Beach
(repeat) The Del Shields Show A Time for Jazz Dick "Ricardo" Sugar Show - Latin Am. Music
WABC Portraits in Jazz with Alan Grant
WHLI Jazz at 10 11:00 p.m. WEVD Symphony Sid Show
(ex. Mon.) Sound of Jazz House of Jazz The Midnight Muse Music After Hours Jazz Festival Jazz in Stereo with Rhett Evers
7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m.
10:00 p.m.
WLIB WRFM WHIB
11:30 p.m. WPRB 11:30 p.m. WLIR 12:00 Mid. WCTC
WFAS WHBI
12:05 a.m. WTFM
Monday 3:00 p.m. WBAI 6:30 p.m. WFMU
8:00 p.m. WFUV 8:30 p.m. WVHC 9:05 p.m. WCWP
Tuesday 3:00 p.m. WBAI
11:00 p.m. WPRB Wet;ittesday
B:OÖ p.m. WFMU 9:00 p.m. WALK 9:0.5 p.m. WCWP 9:15 p.m. WJLK
10:00 p.m. WVHC WBAI
11:00 p.m. WBAI Thursday 3:00 p.m. WBAI 3:05 p.m. WSOU 6:30 p.m. WFMU 8:00 p.m. WFMU
WCWP 11:00 p.m. WPRB Friday 3:05 p.m. WSOU 7:30 p.m. WFMU
8:00 p.m. WFMU WCWP
9:00 p.m. WSTC 9:05 p. -n. WCWP
Sounds of Today Jazz with Lou D'Antonio Time for Jazz Jazz of the '60s Anything But 50
Negro Music Sound of Jazz
Jazz with Peter Phelan Jazz Corner Strictly Jazz Jazz Corner Jazz Til Midnight Jazz At Home Sounds of Today
The Scope of Jazz Spotlight on Jazz Jazz Encyclopedia Eight -Spot Jazz Strictly Jazz Sound of Jazz
Spotlight on Big Bands Jazz with Lou D'Antonio Friday's Jazz Jazz Unlimited Jazz Jazz Ltd.
9:15 p.m. 10:00 p.m.
12:05 a.m. Saturday 12:00 noon 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.
4:15 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.
WJLK WRLB WSTC WLIR WALK
WLIB WBAI WLIB WRVR
WJLK WRVR WRVR
WDHA 7:30 p.m. WLIB 8:00 p.m. WRVR
WHBI
9:00 p.m. WABC
10:00 p.m. WBAB
11:00 p.m. 12:05 p.m.
WKCR WABC WBAI WFUV WSOU WPRB WEVD WTFM
12:15 a.m. WALK
Sunday
Art of Jazz Jazz Kaleidoscope Jazz Idols House of Jazz Jazz at Midnight
The Ed Williams Show Jazz The Billy Taylor Show Jazz with Father O'Connor Jazz Corner More Jazz with Max Cole Father O'Connor's Jazz Anthology Dick Neeld The Del Shields Show Just Jazz with Ed Beach Dick "Ricardo" Sugar Show - Latin Am. Music The Other Dan Ingram Show The Grooveyard with Bob Washington Jazz Til One Sound of the Big Bands Negro Music Jazz Horizons Modern Touch Sound of Jazz Symphony Sid Show Jazz in Stereo with Rhett Evers Jazz at Midnight with Joe Travis
4:00 p.m. WLIB The Billy Taylor Show 5:00 p.m. WVHC Jazz of the Sixties 7:00 p.m. WBAB The Grooveyard with
Bob Washington 7:30 p.m. WLIB The Del Shields Show
10:00 p.m. WKCR Jazz Til Midnight 11:00 p.m. WBAI Scope of Jazz
WEVD Symphony Sid Show WPRB Sound of Jazz
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POEPOETRY Monday thru Friday 11:00 p.m. WNYC 3:05 p.m. WSOU 7:05 p.m. WVHC 8:00 p.m. WFME
WRVR
9:35 p.m. WVHC 11:00 p.m. WNYC 12:00 a.m. WRVR Tuesday 10:00 p.m. WFUV Wednesday
8:05 p.m. WCWP 9:00 p.m. WRVR
Thursday 5:00 p.m. WBAI 8:30 p.m. WKCR
11:00 p.m. WBAI Saturday 10:00 a.nt.
5:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m.
11:00 p.m. Sunday 6:45 a.m. 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m.
10:00 p.m.
WRVR WNYC WFME WNYC WNYC
WRLB WFME WNYC WFUV
11:00 p.m. WNYC
Spoken Words Spotlight on Literature Theatre Five Unshackled The World of Steven Leacock Bookmark Spoken Words (repeat) Reading Aloud
Words Without Songs
Radio Drama Drama
Bentley on Brecht Literary Workshop Bentley on Brecht
Drama French Drama Series Unshackled International Theatre Spoken Words
Ave Maria Hour Unshackled International Theatre Short Masterpieces cf French Literature Spoken Words
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COMMENTARY WITH JONATHAN BYRNE 5:45 PATRICIA IN PARIS PATRICIA IN-
TERVIEWS FWO YOUNG FOREIGNERS LIVING IN PARIS
ALL STEREO 6:00 SIGN ON 8:15 STEREO SHOWCASE 10:05 ON STAGE CABARET
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3:05 POP ANTIQUE 3:30 CROSSROADS JEFFREY
ST. JOHN 3:45 WORLD IN SONG 4:05 STEREO SHOWCASE 5:05 COCKTIALS FOR TWO
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7:00 NEWS; SPORTS 7:15 THIS WEEK AT THE U.N.
7:30 FRENCH MUSIC AND FRENCH MUSI- CIAtIS DE LA RUE:D'UN DESPLAISIR; COSTELEY:QUE VAUT, CATIN, CESTE FUITTE FRIVOLLEY CHORALE MADRIGAL); BARRAUD:LA SYMPHONIE CONCERTANTE POUR TROMPETTE ET O CHESTRE (COUEFFE,ORTF/DRUCK)
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9:00 WHLI 98.3 CONCERT AT
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9:30 GEMS LIGHT POPULAR MUSIC AND - 12 NOON - FAMILIAR MELODIES
4:00 MUSIC FOR METROPOLITANS LIGHT POPULAR MUSIC AND
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4:00 ART FORD'S MANHATTAN
5:00 ART FORD
6:05 DINNER FOR TWO PLAY WITHOUT WOR S:MR.PRESI- DENT (LANIN)
8:05 IMAGES FOR ORCHESTRA TED WEBB BELLINI:NORMA OVT(6/BAVARIAN STATE OPERA ORCH/PATANE); IB- ERT:DI VERTI SEMENT (16/ORMANDY); CASADES- US:CONC FOR THREE PIANOS AND STRING ORCH(7/GREAT VIENNA RADIO ORCH/VARA-
9 PM
DY); EISENSTEINROMANCE FOR VIOLIN,ORCM(7/GREAT VIEgNNA RADIO ORCH/VARA- or); SHOSTAKOVITCH:sYM NO.13(55/MOSCOW PHIL/ KONDRASHIN)
10:05 DANCE PARTY 1:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR
ALL STEREO 6:00 KLAVAN AND
FINCH MUSIC, NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS, TIME
10:00 ANN CLE- MENTS POPS - 12 NOON - FOR MIDDAY LISTENING
2:00 PAM MC- KISSICK LIGHT POPULAR
STEREO AS INDICATED* 6:00 SUNRISE SYMPHONY/BALAKIREV:Is AMEY
(PER EA); SPOHR:VIOLIN CONC NO.G(HEI- FETz); LALO:NAMOUNA:SUITE NO.1(PARAY)
7:00 WEEKEND IN NEW YORK STAN DAVIS 8:00 AMERICAN DOCUMENTS DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE 8:30 POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE 9:00 *MASTERWORK HOUR/MOZART:sYM No.I
(KEHR); SYM N21.4(KEHR); PIANO CONC NO.
I(KRAUS/SIMON)' GAL MATIAS MUSICUM(BER- NET); SYM NO.5(KEHR PIANO CONC NO. 2 IN B (KRAUS/SIMON
11:30 YOUNG AMERICA P YS HIGH SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND ART
12 NOON 12:00 FRENCH MUSIC SERIES 1:00 MUSIC FROM THE CAMPUS QUEENS COLLEGE 2:00 THROUGH THE OPERA GLASS MARTIN SOKOL 5:00 FRENCH DRAMA SERIES
WNYC 93.9
6:00 HA EIS ACROSS THE SEA HERMAN NEUMAN 7:00 UTERWORK HOUR DEBUSSY:IMAGES FOR
ORCH( NSERMET); POULENC:AU ADE(FFVRIER/ BAUD)); DUTILLEUX:syM NO.2(MUNCH)
8:30 *MUSIC AND MUSICIANS OF CANADA SOMERS:SONATA NO.2 FOR VIOLIN,PIANO (PAPINEAU); COUTURE:SUITE POUR VIOLON SEUL
9 PM
9:00 INTERNATIONAL THEATRE "BRITANNICUS" BY RACINE
11:00 SPOKEN WORDS TERRY -THOMAS READS FROM "JEEVES" BY P. G. WODEHOUSE
12:00 WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS/WEBER:DER FREISCHUTZ:COMPLETE(GRUMMER,OTTO/KEIL- BERTH)
ALL STEREO b:05 STEREO SPEC-
TACULAR TIME, WEATHER,TRAFFIC JERRY JANES
10:05 STEREO SPEC- TACULAR FULL RANGE OF THE MU- SICAL KALEIDO- - 12 NOON SCOPE WITH JERRY JANES,
bL45T10E OF UNITY INSPIRA- TION TO BEGIN ANOTHER DAY
7:00 STEREO RE- FLECTIONS MUSIC
12 NOON NEWS AND WEATHER ON THE HOUR
ALL STEREO 9:00 STAGESHOW
THE BOYFRIEND 10:00 KEAN 11:00 WONDERFUL TOWN
12 NOON - 12:00 HALLELUJAH, BABY
1:00 NO STRINGS 2:00 ILLYA,
DARLING 3:00 OLIVER 4:00 YOU'RE A
GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN
5:00 DR.DOLITTLE
WAB C 95.5 ;::: 6:00 THE MUSIC FAC-
TORY TOM WILSON 7:00 SOME TRUST IN
CHARIOTS BOB -A -LOO
8:00 THE SWINGING PEOPLE CHUCK LEONARD
9 PM
9:00 THE OTHER DAN INGRAM SHOW
10:00 THE SOUND OF THE BIG BANDS ALAN GRANT
NEWS FIVE MINUTES BEFORE THE HOUR
AJ.L STEREO 6:57 SIGN ON 7:45 AGRICULTURAL REPORT 7:10 SATURDAY MORNING MOOD
JIM SILLENCE WITH MUSIC,NEWS 9:30 SPECTRUM USA 10:05 MUSIC DEN RONNIE AND BILL
O'CONNER PLAY AND TALK ABOUT THE BEST IN STEREO MUSIC
12 NOON 12:05 SOMETHING SATURDAY
JIM SILLENCE WITH MUSIC,NEWS,WEATHER 2.05 BEST OF BROADWAY HAL BARNEY 4:05 GRASS ROOTS OF MUSIC HAL BARNEY
FOLK COUNTRY -WESTERN MUSIC
WVNJ 100.3 WPIX 101.9 WNEW 102.7 WTFM 103.5 v Z+iiyi(..µ+`.$.?`:<;:;:;.
WRFM 105.1 :: ::: WDHA 105.5
FAMILIAR MELODIES
8:00 CURTAIN TIME - 9 PM
9:00 GREAT ALBUMS THE BEST IN
CLASSICAL MUSIC 12:00 SIGN OFF
6:00 BOB - 9 PM - WESTON WITH THE NIGHT SOUND
12:00 PAUL GREIS TILL 6 AM
NEWS ON THE 58 MINUTE MARK
MUSIC PROGRAM
7:00 NELL BASSETT WITH
9 PM POPULAR MUSIC
12:00 NIGHTTIMF WITH DOLLY HOLIDAY TILL 5:30 AM
CHARLES DUVAL 8:05 SPECTACULAR
FOR A SATURDAY LAITE STEREO - 9 PM SOUNDS FOR HOME LISTENING
12:05 JAll IN STEREO TNRU THE NIGHT WITH RHETT EVERS
NEWS ON THE HOUR
6:05 STEREO '67 6:05 CANDLELIGHT SERENADE MUSIC,NEWS AND 7:05 THE JAll CORNER DICK NEELD -9 PM 8:05 THE AMERICAN MUSICAL SCENE WEATHER ON SOUNDS OF THE GREAT BANDS AND THE HOUR SINGERS OF THE PAST BY REQUEST
12:00 STEREO FOR 9 PM NIGHT PEOPLE PHONE:201 366-3424 BOB SERVILLO TILL 7 AM 12:05 MIDNIGHT WITH RONNIE MUSIC
1:05 SIGN OFF NEWS ON THE HOUR
/UR FM DIAL. See above or pages FM 73-78 for programming details. * Indicates some/all stereo. IP WBGO WVHC WSOU WKCR WFUV WFMU WNYE WHOM WLIR WPAT WVOX WNYC WJLK WGSM WFME 1 88.3 88.7 89.5 89.9 90.7 91.1 91.5 92.3 92.7 93.1 93.5 93.9 94.3 94.3 94.7
* WABC 95.5
* T* WOXR WSTC WNBC WALK WÉVD WALT WLAD WCTC 96.3 96.7 97.1 97.5 97.9 98.3 98.3 98.3
STEREO AS INDICATED* ii:00 *BREAKFAST SYMPHONY SCHUBERT:sYM No.4 IN C- "TRAGIC"(27/LONDON
SYM/SUSS KIND) RODRIGO GUITAR CONC(2I/WILLIAMS/PHILH ELPHIA ORCH/ ORMANDY); WEBER:EURYANTHE OVT(9/PHILH ORCH/KLEMPERER4); TCHAIKOVSKY: SUITE NO.2 IN C:JEU DE SONS(II/NEW PHILIy ORCH/DORATI); MENOTTI:AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS:SHEPNERD'S DANCE(3/NATIONAL SYM/MITCHELL)(' SAINT-SAENS:OMPHALE'S SPINNING WHEEL(B/PARIS CONSV ORCH/MART NON); BOCCHERINI:ovr IN D(6/PHIkW ORCH/GIULINI); ELGAR:ELEGY,OP.58(4/ NEW PHILH ORCH/BARBIROLFI); RAVEL:VALSES NOBLES ET SENTIMENTALES(I8/ PHILADELPHIA ORCH/MUNCH)
9:07 PIANO PERSONALITIES WALTER KLIEN 10::07 AMID -MORNING CONCERT MOZART:NOTTURNO IN D FOR FOUR ORCHS,K.286
116/LONDON SYM/MAAG); TCHAIKOVSKY:syM NO.2 IN C- LITT E RUSSIAN" 3I/PHILH ORCH/GIULINI); ROSSINI:THE SILKEN LADDER OVT 6/NY PHIL/ BERNSTEIN); DEBUSSY:NOCTURNES FOR ORCH:FETES(7/NY PHIL KQSTELANETZ) SIBELIUS:VIOLIN CONC IN D-(33/FERRAS/BERLIN PHIL/KARAJAN)
12 NOON 12:10 MUSIC A LA CARTE 1:07 *MIDDAY SYMPHONY BOYCE:SYM No.6 IN F(6/JANIGRO); VIEUXTEMPS: VIOLIN CONC NO.5 IN A-,OP.37(17/HEIFETZ/NEW SYM OF LONDON(SARGENT); FARWELL:GODS OF THE MOUNTAINS SUITE(19/ROYAL PHIL/KRUEGER)
2:07 *THE OPERA HOUSE OFFENBACH:rALEs OF HOFFMANN(GEDDA,LONDOE, SCHWARZKOPF,DE LOS ANGELES,D'ANGELO/PARIS CONSV ORCH/C UYTENS)
5:07 *STEREO CAVALCADE DVORAK:SLAVONIC DANCE NO.9 IN B(4/CLEVELAND ORCH/SZLL); MINKUS:LA BAYADERE:GRAND PAS DE DEU%(12/LONDON SYM/ BONYNGE); WAGNER:DIE MEISTERSINGER :EXC(I3/PHILADELPHIA ORCH/ ORMANDY
ffleeeegeWeene 96.XR WQXR 3 i ':
;:00 NY TIMES NEWS; DINNER MUSIC; EDITORIAL 7:07 *CHAMBER MUSIC HALL BEETHOVEN:QUARTET No.9 IN c,oP.59,No.3
'RASOUMOV KY"(30/LENOX QUARTET); MOZART:RONDO IN C,K.373(5/FR ED - MAN SMITH; PISTON:DIVERTIMIENTO FOR NINE INSTRS(12/BOSTON SYM)
8:07 ,SMITH);
ORCHESTRA CONCERT SIBELIUS:syM No.7 IN c; BAR - 9 PM
TOK:CONC FOR VIOLA,ORCH; BRAHMS:SYM NO.4 IN E- (DE PASQUALE/ PHILADELPHIA ORCH/ORMANDY) (WILLIAM SMITH,COMMENTATOR)
10:06 THE LISTENING BOOTH 11:21 *NIGHTCAP VAJVANOVSKY:SONATA IN G(7/PRAGUE WIND ENS/PRAGUE SYM/PESEK);
EACH/STOKOWSKI:vIOLIN SONATA NO.2 IN B -:SARABANDE
(5/STOKOWSKI ; MACDOWELL:SUITE NO.1 FOR ORCH(20/NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ORCH/MADDY)
12:07 *MIDNIGHT WITH MUSIC DVORAK:TRIO IN F-,OP.65(39/OISTRAKH, KNUSHEVITSKY,OBORIN); GRIFFES:POEM FOR FLUTE,ORCH(9/MARIANO/ EASTMAN -ROCHESTER ORCH/HANSON); MOZART:QUINTET IN G -,x.516(30/ HEIFETZ,BAKER,PRIMROSE,MAJEWSKI,PIATIGORSKY)+ FAURE:PELLEAS AND MELISANDE SUITE(19/PHILADELPHIA ORCH/ORMANDY)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
45 SIGN ON 50 HARRY EMERSON FOSDICK PRAYER 00 ONCE UPON A TIME NANCY HARPER/STORIES,MUSIC,POEMS :00 CHILDREN'S WORLD STORIES,SONGS,NARRATIVES, INTER- VIEWS FOR CHILDREN AGED FIVE TO TWELVE WITH NORMA BARS - NESS
12 NOON 00 NEGRO MUSIC IN AMERICA ANTON LOCKENBACH 15 GREAT LIVES AFTER 55 30 BBC SCIENCE MAGAZINE 00 JUST ROCK S.J. LEVINE 00 JAll WITH FATHER NORMON J. O'CONNOR
WRVR 106.7 t¡¡t..: .;:.;:.;: .. .....,.. ....... L%'..:::::.%i'i':`'i'i:,i?iii{. 00 MORE JAll MAX COLE 00 FATHER O'CONNOR'S JAll ANTHOLOGY 00 JUST JAll ED BEACH/BIX BEIDERBECKE
9 PM DO JUST JAll CONY :00 SIGN OFF
STEREO AS INDICATED* 600 BIG WILSON MUSIC NEWS TALK,WEATHER 9:10 AROUND YOUR HOME AND GARDEN 10:00 *PETITE SYMPHONY/J.E.BACH:s1NFONIA IN Bb,oP.9 NO.2(MUNICH PRO ARTE ORCH/REDEL); ECLAIR:CONC IN C FOR FLUTE,STRINGS,HARPSICHORD,CONTINUO,OP.7,N0.3 `MARTI S'S ACADEMY/MARRINER); HAYDN:sYM NO.83 IN G - POULE SUISSE ROMANDE/ANSERMET)
11:05 *C NCERTO/BACH:BRANDENBURG CONC NO.1 IN F(MARL- BORO FESTIVAL ORCH/CASAL5); D'INDY:SYM ON A FRENCH MOUNTAIN AIR,OP.25(PHILADELPHIA ORCH/ORMANDY)
12 NOON 12:05 *ESSAY FOR ORCHESTRA/BIZET ELGAR:ARAcoNA15F FROM CARMEN(CAPITOL S M/DRAGON; LISZT:HUNGÿ1ARIAN RHAPSODY NO. 14 IN F -(HOLLYWOOD BOWL/ROZSA); ARNE/ ROSAS:BRITISH MARCHES; TRAD:BLO THE MAN DOWN; ACROSS THE WIDE MISSOURIfDRAGON ; RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: SCHEHEREZADE:SEA; SINBAD S SHIP CAPITOL SYM/DRAGON)
1:05 LEE LEONARD SHOW 3:05 TOSCANINI: THE MAN BEHIND THE LEGEND 4:05 *SOUND OF SYMPHONY/HAYDNsyM No.95 IN C -(REIN-
ER)' BORODIN:SYM NO.2 IN 5 -(SUISSE ROMANDE/ANSER- MET
5:05 ECITAL HALL/GLAZOUNOV:ffoNc FOR SAXOPHONE, STRING ORCH(ABATO/PICKERIN ); WEBER:CONCERTINO IN C- FOR CLARINET,ORCH,OP.26(GLAZER/INNSBRUCK SYM/ WAGNER); HAYDN:s'M NO.5 IN F FOR FLUTE,OBOE,ORCH (RAMPAL,PIERLOT/DOUATTE); RODRIGOTONADILLA
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4
8:00 OPERA/MOZART:LA CLEMENZA DI
TITO( WE IKE NMEIE R, NE NTWIG, SAILER/ SWABIAN CyORAL SOCIETY/STUTTGART ORCH/LUND)
9:30 PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE RONNIE READS AND PLAYS MUSIC
0:30 WAR SUMMARY PAUL SCHAFFER 0:45 ACTUALITE PAR THEO LOIR 1:00 REVIEW OF THE SOVIET PRESS 1:15 COUNTRY MUSIC TOM WHITMORE 1:45 SPECIAL REPORT
12 NOON 2:15 MALCOLM X SPEAKS CHARLES HOBSON WITH TAPES :15 SCULPTURE IN ENVIRONMENT JEANNE SIEGEL TALKS WITH SCULPTORS
2:00 TWO HOURS OF FOLK MUSIC TRACED MCNAMARA; JONES ALK
4:00 THE LAST OUTLAW No.I THE AUS- TRALIAN BUSHRANGER NED KELLY
4:30 THE COMPOSERS' CONFERENCE AT BENNINGTON COLLEGE set NOV. IsT
5:00 THE PAINTED BIRD NO.1 RONNIE WATKINS READS FROM JERZY KOSINSKI'S NOVEL
WNBC 97.1
5:00 BILL MAZER SHOW 7:45 MONITOR 8:05 *SERENADE/TCHAIKOVSKY:sCENE AND SECOND DANCE OF
THE QUEEN OF THE SWANS FROM SWAN LAKE:ACT 2(VIENNA PHIL/KARAJAN); MOZART:SYM NO.34 IN C,K.338:ANDANTE (PHILH ORCH/KLEMPERER)3 BEETHOVEN:SONATA e0.9 IN A FOR TOSELLI SERENADE(HOLLYWOOD BOWL SYM/DRAGON
9 PM 9:05 *MUSICAL FOOTNOTES/BOCCHERINI:TRIo,OP.14,No.4
IN D(NY STRING TRIO); CAMBINI:SINFONIA CONCERTANTE NO.1 IN C FOR OBO,BASSOON,ORCH(ORCH ACCADEMIA DELL'ORSO/JENKINS); VIVALDI:CONC IN B. FOR FOUR VIOLINS,STRINGS(SOLISTI VENETI/SCIMONE); ROSETTI: QUARTET IN A,OP.6(OISTERSEK STRING QUARTET)
10:05 *CONCERT/BAX:GARDEN OF FAND:TONE POEM(HALLE ORCH/BARBIROLLI ; MACDOWELL:cONc NO.1 IN A- FOR PI- ANO, ORCH,OP. IS LIST/VIENNA STATE OPERA ORCH/CHAV- EZ);
`HAYDN:sYM NO.44 IN E -(LITTLE ORCH OF LONDON/ JONES); ROSSINI:LA BOUTIQUE FANTASQUE(ISRAEL PHIL/ SOLT7)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
ALL STEREO 6:00 SIGN ON 6:05 START THE DAY IN
STEREO JOHN WHEELING 7:30 SPORTS 8:35 MID -MORNING SERE-
NADE LIGHT MUSIC 10:10 WORLD OF TRAVEL HUGH DOWNS
11:57 MARKETS 12 NOON
12:00 SOUND OF STEREO 2:00 LIGHT AND LIVELY 5:30 OVERTURE
:.. WRLB 107.1
C NTO 6:300ALL STREET 6:35 ÓÍ'ERTURE CONTI) 8:OQ INTERLUDE
9 PM POP AND JAZZ
II:00 FINALE/FALLA:EL AMOR RUJO; LES NUITS D ETE(PRICÇ/CHICAGO SYM/REINER); CHOPIN: CONC NO.1; MENDEL- SSOHN:CAPRICCIO BRIL- LANT (GRAFFMAN/BOSTON SYM/MUNCH)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
,:00 BLACK POWER ORIGINS No.5 TED VINCENT DISCUSSES CYRIL V.BRIGGS, FOUNDER OF THE "AFRICAN BLOOD BROTHERHOOD"OF THE 1920's
6:15 MISCELLANY 6:30 NEWS CHUCK LINDHOLM 6:45 TAKING STOCK OF WALL STREET 7:15 NEWS FOR CAR OWNERS 7:30 CLIFFORD MASON ON THEATER 8:00 THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS AND
WHAT ALICE FOUND THERE BBc ADAPTATION WITH MUSIC BY ANTHONY HOPKINS/CHARLES LEFEAUX NARRATES
9 PM 9:00 THREE PARABLES AND A DISSER-
TATION A SHORT STORY FROM ISAAC ROSENFIELD'S "ALPHA AND OMEGA"
9:30 YOUR END OF THE BOAT IS SINK- ING "THE PROBLEM OF POPULATION"
10:00 PROSE READING 10:15 THE MOVIES BOB SITTON TALKS WITH PENELOPE GILLIAT CRITIC
10:45 THE AMERICAN BRASS QUINTET No.I 12:00 THE OUTSIDE STEVE POST: -HE VIEW FROM THE BRONX
"They" listen to the oung sound
"THEY" listen to the New Young Sound Morning Show with Wally King from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Monday through Friday, on WCBS/FM 101.
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TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7
STEREO AS INDICATED* 4:00 *CONCERT AT FOUR
HANDEL:CONCERTjI GROSSI OP.6(I MUSIC')
5:00 *TWILIGHT CONCERT PALESTRINA:soNG of SONGS(PRAGUE MADRIGAL
4:00 MUSICALE LIGHT AFTERNOON MUSIC 5:00 THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM 5:15 EVENING REPORT NEWS, SPORTS,
MARKETS E:45 EVENING CONCERT/STOCKHAUSEN:
ALL STEREO 6:30 SIGN ON 6:45 TOP 0 THE MORNIN
DON K. REED 1O:05 ON STAGE FIORELLO (TOM BOSLEY) 11:05 STEREO SHOWCASE 11:55 INSIDE BOOKS
12 NOON 12:05 STEREO SHOWCASE 12:30 LUNCH WITH DORE REED
1:30 STEREO SHOWCASE 2:05 POP CONCERT/SOUSA:THE
THUNDERER; GOLOMAN:ON THE MALL; AMERICAN YOUTH; CHIMES OF LIBERTY; SOUSA WASHINGTON POST; THE GLADIATOR; PL CAPITAN (GOULD); GE 3i44IN:AN AMERICAN IN PARIS (LE INSDORF)
3:05 STEREO SHOWCASE 5:05 COCKTAILS FOR TWO
STEREO AS INDICATED* íl:00 SU RISE SYMPHONY/MOZART:EINE KLEINE NACHTMUS) (ORMANDY) DANZI:SIN- FONIA CJNÇ IN E IYCHERCHEN); HAYDN:sYH NO.3 IN G(JONES)
7:00 ROUND NEW YORK ANDRE BERNARD 8:45 CONSUMER REPORT/NUTRITION 9:00 *MASTERWORK HOUR/BRAHMS:yIGLIN CONC
IN D,OP.77(MORINI/RODU{INSKI); SYM NO.1 IN C-,GP.68(BERNSTEIN)
10:30 YOU AND YOUR HEALTH 11:00 SPOKEN WORDS KAREN SWENSON READS HER POETRY
12 NOON 12:00 MUNICIPAL SYMPHONY/BARBER:cAPRI-
C ºRN CONC(MARIANO/HANSON); IVES:SYM NO. 2(NY PHIL BERNSTEIN)
1:00 FAMOUS ARTISTS NATHAN MILSTEIN 2:00 *CHAMBER ENSEMBLE/ARRIAGA:QUARTET NO
1 IN 4-(CLAsyIc QUARTET); BEETHOVEN:TRIO IN BI'(I}}ANSON)(( ALLEGRO,MINUEr IN G FOR FLUTES`RAMPAL); BRAHMS:PIANO TRIO NO.2 (ISTOM IN ROSE, STERN)
3:30 CLOSING PRICES NY STOCK EXCHANGE 4:00 WASHINGTON CONVERSATION CONGRESS- MAN JONATHAN BINGHAM
5:00 THE DRAMATIC EXPERIENCE 5:30 NY CITY NEWS WORLD, LOCAL, STOCKS
ALL STEREO 9:00 STAGESHOW
APPLE TREE 10:00 WALKING HAPPY
11:00 OH,KAYI 12 NOON -
12:00 MOST HAPPY FELLA
1:00 SUBWAYS ARE FOR SLEEPING
2:00 ME AND JULIET
3:00 LOST IN THE STARS
4:00 THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE
5:00 THE MUSIC MAN
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SPORTS WEATHER MARKETS 7:00 COLUMBIA FORUM 8:00 CHINA TODAY 8:30 *MOZART HOUR
9 PM
C ONTD 9:30 SHA -A -GAT HA -ARI
HEBREW LANGUAGE PROGRAM
10:00 *KING'S CROWN CONCERT/SHOSTAKOVITCH: SONATA FOR CEL O,PIANO (SHAPIRO, ZAYDE)
1:00 *THE OTHER END POP MUSIC WITH JAY MITCHELL
KLAYIER STUCH NOS. 1-9169/KONTAR- SKY)
7:00 ITALIAN BY EAR LANGUAGE LESSON PROGRAM NO.40
7:15 MEN AND MOLECULES SCIENCE 7:30 COLLEGIATE PLATFORM 7:45 MUSIC AND MEMORIES U.OF VIRGINIA 8:00 NEW FILMS IN NEW YORK 8:15 FRANCE APPLAUDS RICHARD LANCY,
GUY MARCHAND, GEORGETTE LEMAIRE, ETC 8:45 THE CURRENT THEATRE
9 PM 9700 THE OPERAPHILE ANTHONY COGGI 10:00 WORDS WITHOUT SONG A MAN FOR ALL THE SEASONS:PART I (SCOFIELD, HILLER/ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST)
10:45 COLLEGE AUTHORS FORUM 11:00 CONCERT RARITIES WELLINGTON PECORA HUMMEL:QUINTET IN E OP. 87 FOR WINDSiMELOS ENS); BEETHOVEN: QUINTET IN E ,OP.16 FOR PIANO,WINDS (PARIS WIND ENS)
SELECTIONS From stations not it
daily Folio -Dial
STEREO AS INDICATED* 6 PM
6:30 WEVD 97.9 MUSIC HIGHLIGHTS WITH DAVID NILEs/BARTOK:CONC FOR OR H(CHICAGO SYM/REIN- ER); CHOPIN :ANDANTE SPIANATO; GRANDE POLO- NAISE IN Eb,OP.22 (RUBINSTEIN(RCA SYM/ WALLENSTE IN
7:00 WPRB 103.3 *TWENT:ETH CENTURY MUSIC/SCHOENBERI. SWEI GESSANGE, OP. I: BERG:PIANO SONATA,OP.I WEBERN:PASSACAGLIA FOR ORCH,OP.I
3:00 WPRB 103.3 *CONCERT HALL/GRIEG:PEERY GYNT SUITE NO.I; LISZT:BEPH- ISTO WALTZ; TCHAIKOV- SKY:FRANCESCA DA RIMINI, COPLAND:FANFARE FOR THE COMMON MAN
9 PM
9:00 WHL1 98.3 CONCERT AT
NINE/SCHUMANN:sYtIPNONIC ETUDES(CASADESU9); GYM NO.4 IN D-,OP.120 (CLEVELAND ORCH/SZELL)
7:30 PARADE LIGHT POPULAR MUSIC AND FAMILIAR MELODIES
9:30 GEMS LIGHT POPULAR MUSIC AND
- 12 NOON - FAMILIAR MELODIES
4:00 MUSIC FOR METROPOLITANS LIGHT POPULAR MUSIC AND
ALL STEREO 6:00 AL D'AMICO
POPULAR MORN- ING MUSIC
9:00 JOHN BOHANNAN POP MUSIC TILL NOON POPULAR MUSIC
---I2 NOON - - 12 NOON - 12:00 AL D'AMI- FOR EASY
WLIR 92.7
6:05 DINNER FOR TWO 7:00 FINANCIAL REPORT 7:05 DINNER FOR TWO 8:05 IMAGES FOR ORCHESTRA TED WF,BB TARTINI:VARIA- TIONS()1/FRANCESCATT I/ STOUTZ ; DELALANDE: THIRD CAPRICE(13/ AIL - LARD CHAMBER ORCH MARCELLO:LE CETRA 43/ I MUSICI) BORODIN:
9 FM NOCTURNE(9/ORMANDY); HAYDN:sYM NO.101 IN D (28/ORMANDY)
10:05 EVENING PERFORMANCE MR. PRESI DENT(PRESTON, FABRAY)
11:05 STARDUST WALTER JOSEPHS
3:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR
CO WITH POPS 3:00 TOM
MERCEIN 4:00 ART FORD'S
MANHATTAN 5:00 CHARLIE
ALL STEREO 6:00 KLAVAN AND
FINCH MUSIC, NEWS, WEAT HE R, S PORT S, T IME
10:00 PEGGY CASS POPULAR MUSIC PROGRAM
11:00 PAM MC- KISSICK EIGHT
LISTENING 3:00 ALISON
STEELE LIGHT POPS FOR AFTER- NOON
WNYC 93.9
V:ÓO INDIAN PRESS/FRENCH PRESS 30 BUSINESS REVIEW FROM LONDON
7:00 *MASTERWORK HOUR/HARRIS:sYM NO.5 FOLKSONG" GOLSCHMANN); BARBER:CELLO
CONC,OP.22 GARBUSOVA/WALDMAN)' DELLA JOIO:NEW YORK PROFILES(LIPKIN
8:30 CONCERTS FROM HILVERSUM HO LAND 9 PM
RADIO NETHERLANDS ORCH 10:00 AUDIO SHOWCASE JOSEPH GIOVANELLI 10:30 ACTORS' EQUITY 11:00 SPOKEN WORDS KAREN SWENSON READS HER POETRY
12:00 INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE REVIEW 12:30 LEE GRAHAM INTERVIEWS 1:00 WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS THE BADURA-SKODA, FOURNIER, JANIGRO TRIO
ALL STEREO 6:05 INFORMATION
JOHN ANTHONY ZEE MUSIC, NEWS,TIME, WEATHER,TRAFFIC
10:05 PANORAMA THE WORLD'S FINEST IN STEREO WITH
- 12 NOON _ CHARLES DUVAL
1:05 MATINEE IN STEREO MUSICAL PICK-ME-UP
BRYCE BOND 4:05 CAFE CONTI-
NENTAL MUSICAL HORS D'OEUVRES
ALL STEREO 6:45 VOICE OF
UNITY INSPIRA- TION TO BEGIN ANOTHER DAY
7:00 BIBLE FOR YOU 7:15 BREAKFAST IN
STEREO WITH LES MARSHAK/NEWS AND MUSIC
10:05 STEREO RE- FLECTIONS MUSIC -12 NOON NEWS AND WEATHER ON THE HOUR
WABC 95.5
6:00 KEAN 7:00 WONDERFUL
TOWN 8:00 CAMELOT
9 PM
9:00 SHOW BOAT 10:00 PORTRAITS
IN JAll ALAN GRANT
NEWS FIVE MINUTES BEFORE THE HOUR
LL STEREO 6:57 SIGN ON 7:00 THE MORNING SHOW RAY MURRAY
MUSIC NEWS,WEATHER,TRAFFIC 9:00 MORNING MOOD LIGHT MUSIC
12 NOON 12:00 NOON NEWS ROUNDUP 12:20 MIDDAY MUSICALE 2:05 ALBUMS IN STEREO 5:03 STOCK MARKET REPORT BLAIR & CO. 5:55 COMMUNITY EVENTS PHIL GRASSIA
WVNJ 100.3 WPIX 101.9 E`;
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WNEW 102.7 WTFM 103.5 WRFM 105.1 WOHA 105.5
FAMILIAR MELODIES
8:05 CURTAIN TIME - 9 PM
9.00 MUSIC FOR METROPOLITANS LIGHT POPULAR MUSIC AND FAMILIAR MELODIES
12:00 SIGN OFF
WHITAKER 7:00 TOM - 9 PM-
MERCEIN EVENING SOUNDS
12:00 KEN HARPER TILL 6 AM
NEWS ON THE 58 MINUTE MARK
NJ OYMENT 7:00 ANN CLE-
MENTS POP MUSIC PRO- GRAM -9 PM - FOR EVENING LISTENING
12:00 NIGHTTIME/ DOLLY HOLI- DAY TILL 6:00 A.M.
CHARLES DUVAL 6:15 SPECTACULAR
THE FULL SOUND OF DIMENSIONAL STEREO WITH BRYCE BOND
8:05 GT & E MUSIC OF AMERICA ELLA FITZGERALD
9 PM 9- :05 STEREO SPEC-
TACULAR BRYCE BOND
12:05 JAll IN STEREO ALL NIGHT WITH RHETT EVERS
NEWS ON THE HOUR
:00 CHRONOSCOPE WORLD NEWS,STOCK MARKET, SPORTS
6:15 STEREO '67 6:50 QUINCY HOWE
NEWS COMMENTARY 7:00 NEWS 7:05 MUSIC FROM
AROUND THE WORLD ERWIN FRANKEL
8:00 BACKGROUND NEWS BEHIND THE HEADLINES
8:10 STEREO '67 _ 9 PM CONTINUED
11:00 CASPER CIT- RON INTERVIEWS
12:00 STEREO FOR NIGHT PEOPLE TILL 6:45 AM
NEWS ON THE HOUR
6:00 SIX O'CLOCK REPORT 6:30 CANDLELIGHT SERENADE 7:00 STEREO AT SEVEN/VIVALDI:CONc
FOR FLUTE,ORCH IN A -,P.77(9/ NICOLET/DEUTSCHE BACHSOLISTEN); COPLANp:DANCE SYM(19/CHICAGO SYM/ REINER HAYDN:CONC FOR ORGAN,ORCH IN C(19/HO DEREIN/SAAR CHAMBER ORCH RISTENPART)
8:00 MUSIC THAT ENDURES/KHATCHATURIAN MASQUERAQDE SUITE(I8/RCA SYM/KON- DRASH N); BEETHOVEN:SYM NO.4 IN QN, OP.60(3I/BERLIN PHIL/VON KARAJAN)
9 PM 9:00 NEW DISCOVERIES IN STEREO 10:00 MASTERWORK FOUNDATION 11:00 MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT/ALBENIZ: PRELUDE(5/PENNARI O); RAVEL:SONATA FOR VIOLIN,PIANO IN G(18/OISTRAKH, BASER); DVORAK:SERENADE IN D -,OP. 44(23/MUSICA AETERNA ORCH/WALOMAN)
YOUR FM DIAL. See above or pages FM 73-78 for programming details. * Indicates some/all stereo. WSOU WKCR WFUV WFMU WNYE WHOM WLIR WPAT WVOX WNYC WJLK WGSM WFME 89.5 89.9 90.7 91.1 91..5 92.3 92.7 93.1 93.5 93.9 94.3 94,3 94.7
)CWP WBGO WVHC 18.1 88.3 88.7
* WABC 95.5
* T* WOXR WSTC WNBC 96.3 96.7 972
WALK WEVO WHLI 915 919 98.3
WLAD 98.3
WC 9
STEREO AS INDICATED* 6:00 BRIGHT AND EARLY GEORGE EDWARDS NEWS,WEATHER,TIME,BUSINESS
9:07 PIANO PERSONALITIES ARTHUR WHITTEMORE, JACK LOWE
10:07 LISTENERS' CHOICE 12 NOON
12:15 MUSIC A LA CARTE GEORGE EDWARDS 1:07 BE MY GUEST BOB LEWIS *11AILLART:THE CAVALRYMEN OF VILLARS
OVT(6/LONDON SYM/BONYNG:); *BEETHOVEN:ROMANCE NO.1 IN G FOR VIOLIN,
ORCH(7/OISTRAKH/ROYAL PHIL/GOOSSENS); *CHABRIER:suITE PASTORALE
SCHERZO V4JjLSE(5/DETROIT SYM/'ARAY ; TRAD/BENEDICT, LEGRAND:CARNIVAL
OF VENICE(6/ROBIN/NEW SIM/QLAREAU ,*J.STRAUSS:GRADUATION BALL:PART 2(14/VIENNA PH L/BOSKOVSKY); *PROKOFIEV:WINTER HOLIDAY: XC(8/NY
PHIL/HENDERSON ; BERNST!IN:oN THE WATERFRONT:LOVE MUSIC(6 NY
PHIL/BERNSTEIN ; GOTTSCIALK:So VENIR DE PORTO RICQ(6/LIST; *PUCCINI:TURANDOT:NESSU- DORMAY(,3/CORELLI/FERRARIS); DEBUSSY/ CAPLET:CHILDREN'S CORNER SUITE`17/SLATKIN)
3:07 *LISTENING TO MUSIC LLOYD MOSS WALLACE:MARITANA ovT(I0/LoN-
DON SYM/BONYNGE); PALAU:CONCIERTO L VANTINO FOR GUITAR,ORCH(24/ YEPES/NATIONAL ORCH OF SPAIN/ALONso); HAYDN:svM NO.104 IN D
"LONDON"(24/NY PHIL/BERNSTEIN); ELGAR:FROISSART OVT,OP.19(14/
NEW PHILH ORCH/BARBIROLLI) 5:07 *STEREO CAVALCADE SMETANA:BARTERED BRIDE OVT(7/STOKOWSKI);
GRIEG:LYRIC SUITE,OP.54:NOCTJRNE(4/HOLLYWOOD BOWL SYM/DRAGON);
GERSHWIN:SECOND RHAPSODY FOR PIANO,ORCH(14/PENNARIO/NEWMAN)
WQKR 96.3 1 :>:.::.:
6:00 NY TIMES NEWS; MARKETS; EDITORIAL; DINNER MUSIC; ARTS
7:20 NAME THE VOICE 7:30 THIS IS CARNEGIE HALL MARTIN BOOKSPAN
8:07 *SYMPHONY HALL MOZART:PIANo CONC NO.9 IN Eb,K.271(32/ASH-
KENAZY/LONDON SYM/KERTESZ); SIBELIUS:BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST SUITE,OP.
51(13/LENINGRAD PHIL/RO2HDESTVENSKY) 9 PM
9:07 THE AGE OF BAROQUE IGOR KIPNIS VON BIBERSERENADE IN C
(PHILOMUSICA OF LOND09/DART); BATTALIA IN D(CONCENTUS MUSICUS
OF VIENNA/HARNONCOURT); SONATA NO.6 IN C- FOR VIOLIN,CONTINUO;
SONATA NO.6 "DIE PAUERN KIRCHENFAHRT) 10:07 *THE SHOWCASE STRAVINSKY:ELEGIE(6/TRAMPLER); HANDEL:HER-
CULES:ACT 3(40/STICH-RANDALL,FORRESTER/VIENNA RADIO ORCH/ PRIEST MA N)
11:15 NIGHTCAP HAYON:GERMAN DANCES AND KATHERINE MINUETS NOS.
7-12(20/VIENNA STATE OPERA ORCH/GILLESBERGER); DVORAK:LEGEND
NO.4 IN C,OP.59(5/SCHERMAN); WOLF-FERRARI:THE FOUR PEASANTS:
INTERMEZZO(4/PHILH ORCH/GALLI EQA) 12:07 MIDNIGHT WITH MUSIC FAURE:VIOLIN,PIANO SONATA NO.1 19 A,OP.
13(25/TOMASOW,HOLÇTSCHEK); *MENOTTI:SEBASTIAN BALLET SUITE(23/
NBC SYM/STOKOWSKI ; GRIEG:QUARTET IN G -,g P.27(31/BUDAPEST STRING
QUARTET); BACHBRANDENBURG CONC NO.6 IN B (I8/BOSTON SYM/MUNCH)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
6:50 SIGN ON 7:00 JUST JAll ED BEACH/CHARLIE BARNET ORCHESTRA II
9:00 JUST MUSIC BEETHOVEN:EGMONT 12 NOON
12:00 JUST MUSIC MUSIC BY REQUEST. LISTENERS MAY SEND
THEIR REQUESTS TO RIVERSIDE RADIO WRVR, 490 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10027 OR TELEPHONE RI 9-5400
STEREO AS INDICATED* 6:00 BIG WILSON MUSIC,NEWS,WEATHER,TIML: 9:00 DR. JOYCE BROTHERS DISCUSSION 10:10 FORTUNE PHONE STERLING YATES 11:05 *PETITE SYMPHONY/HANDEL:WATER MUSIL SUITE NO. 3 IN D(PHILOMUSICA OF LONDON/DART); SYM NO.39 IN
G -(LITTLE ORCH OF LONDON/JONES); MOZART:sYM N0.29 IN A,K.20I(BERLIN PHIL/KARAJAN)tt GAVOTTE IN Bb, K. 300(VIENNA MOZART ENS/BOSKOVSKY)
12 NOON 12:05 *CONCERTO/RODRIGO:FANTASIA FOR A COURTIER
(YEPES/NATIONAL ORCI1}} OF SPAIN/FRUHBECK); DELIUS: CONC FOR CELLO,ORCH(DU PRE/ROYAL PHIL/SARGENT)
1:05 *ESSAY FOR ORCHESTRA/FRANCK:LE CHASSEUR MAUDIT (BOSTON SYM/MUNCH); DEBUSSY:PETIT SUITE POUR ORCHESTRE(SUISSE ROMANCE/AN ERMET); MILHAUD:SUITE PROVENCALE(BOSTON SYI}/MUNCH); FAURE:SICILIENNNE FROM PELLEAS ET MELISANDE(SUISSE ROMANDE/ANSERMET)
2:05 *OPERA -BALLET THEATRE/WAGNER:THE FLYING DUTCH- MAN:HLTS(FRICK SCHECK/GERMAN STATE ORCH/KONWITSCHNY
3:05 *SOUND OF S'MPHONY/HAYDN:s M NO.59 IN A "FIRE" (FESTIVAL CHAMBER ORÇH/DORATI; SYM NO.60 IN C
ESTERHAZY ORCH/BLUM) *RECITAL HALL/FRANCK:pIECE HEROIQUE; LISZT:VARS
ON "WEINEN,KLAGEN"; MENDELSSOHN:SONATA IN F -,OP. 65,N0.1 FOR ORGAN; BRA'HMS:FUGUE IN A. (WEINRICH)
5:05 BILL MAZER SHOW
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7
7:00 IN THE BEGINNING LARRY ANAL- YZES THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A DOUGHNUT HOLE AND A BAGEL HOLE
9:00 MUSIC BY HAYON:STRING QUARTET IN D,OP.20, 0.4(SCHNEIDER QUARTET); MISS BREVIS(COPENHAGEN CHOIR/WOL- DIKE); SYM N0.64 IN A(JONES); PIANO SONATA- IN E (HOROWITZ 0:15 WAR SUMMARY PAUL SCHAFFER 0:30 COMMENTARY CONRAD LYNN 0:45 COMMENTARY ETHICAL CULTURE 1:15 REVIEW OF JEWISH PUBLICATIONS 1:30 CONDITION OF JEWISH BELIEF 1:45 AN IRISHMAN IN VIETNAM ToM
12 NOON HARNETT SPEAKS WITH EDWARD OPTON JR.
I:00 THE MOVIES PENELOPE GILLIAT,CRITIC 1:30 PUBLIC AFFAIRS SPECIAL 2:30 HARKNESS BALLET DONALD SADDLER 3:00 NEGRO MUSIC CHARLES HOBSON 4:00 PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE TUEs-
DAY'S'CHILD WITH BONNIE TEPPER 5:00 THE AMERICAN BRASS QUINTET
WNBC 87.1 t`t`
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BILL MAZER CONTD. 6:00 CHET HUNTLEY; MAZER CONTD 7:00 NEWS WORLD LOCAL,SPORTS,MARKETS 7:45 LONG JOHN NEBEL PREVIEW 8:05 *SERENADE/TCHAIKOVSKY:ELEGIE FROM SERENADE FOR
STRINGS(GOULD); VIVALDI:CONC IN D FOR GUITAR,ORCH: SECOND MOVEMENT(YEPES/NATIONAL ORCH OF SPAIN/ ARGENTA); VAR:ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONSSKOSTELANETZ); GRIEG:SOLVIEG'S SONG(HOLLYW000 BOWLS ATKIN); SI- BELIUS:RAKASTAVA(WINOGRAD STRING ORCH)
9 PM
9:05 *MUSICAL FOOTNOTES/HAYDN:soNATA NO.28 IN El' FOR PIANO( ALSAM); LISZT:SONETTI DEL PETRARCA NO.47, NO.123(KENTNR); WESER:SONATA NO.3 IN D-,OP.49 FOR PIANO(D'ARCO)
10:05 *CONCERT/MOZART:sYM NO.13 IN F,K. I12(LONDON PHIII,,/LEINSDORF); CONC NO.12 IN A FOR PIANO,ORCH K.
414(DEVETZI/MOSCOW CHAMBER ORCH/BARSHAI); SCHUBERT: SYM NO.4 IN C- "TRAGIC "(ORCH OF NAPLES/VAUGHAN); RAVEL:VALSES NOBLES ET SENTIMENTALES(PHILADELPHIA ORCH/MUNCH); DELIUS:EVENTYR 'ONCE UPON A TIME (ROYAL PHIL/BEECHAM)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
ALL STEREO 6:00 SIGN ON 6:05 START THE DAY IN
STEREO JOHN WHEELING NEWS WEATHER, SPORTS
7:30 SPORTS 8:35 MID -MORNING SERE-
NADE LIGHT MUSIC 10:10 WORLD OF TRAVEL HUGH DOWNS
10:40 SERENADE 11:57 MARKETS
12 NOON 12:00 SOUND OF STEREO 2:00 LIGHT AND LIVELY 5:30 OVERTURE
:':'±k%:;kr?,*{¡:,1:ÿe WRVR 106.7
0:00 JUST JAll ED BEACH CHARLIE BARNET ORCHESTRA II
8:00 LISTENT INTERVIEWS,TALKS,PERFORMANCES 9 PM
9:00 STUDS TERKEL INTERVIEWS 10:00 OSBORG'S CHOICE FRESCOBALDI:CANZON QUARTA; BAN-
CHIERI:FOUR FANTASIAS; DEMANTIUS:PROPHECY OF THE SUF-
FERING DEATH OF JESUS CHRIST; BACH:HARPSICHORD CONC IN
G- NO.7; MONDONVILLE:CANTATE DOMINO; ELIZABETHAN MUSIC:
SEL; PURCELL:YORKSHIRE FEAST SONG; DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
ODE 12:00 READING ALOUD BILL GAYNESS 12:30 SIGN OFF
;.{{.;;:;.:;:: WRLB 107.1
CONTD :30 WALL STREET
AAA35 OVERTURE CONTI)
8:00 INTERLUDE -- 9 PM POP AND JAZZ
II:00 FINALE/BEETHOVEN: PIANO CONO NO.S IN
ED(ARRAU/CONCERT- GEBOUW ORCH OF AMSTE.. DAM/HAITINK); KHACHA- TURIAN:GAYNE SUITE (HOLLYWMOOD BOWL ORCHI NEWMAN)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
SEE NOV.4TH LISTING 6:15 MISCELLANY 6:30 NEWS PAUL SCHAFFER 7:00 COMMENTARY NEIL FABRICANT 7:15 PROSE READING OR MISCELLANY 7:30 WHATEVER BECAME OF..."GORGEOUS
GUSSIE" MORAL? WITH RICHARD LAMPARSKI
8:00 THE DOORS OF HIS MOUTH, THE LAMPS 9 PM
OF HIS FACE ROGER ZELAZNY READS 9:15 BLACK POWER ORIGINS No.6 TED
VINCENT DISCUSSES HUBERT H. HARRI- SON LEADER OF HARLEM RENAISSANCE
9:30 *ROM THE CENTER N0.263 'IS HISTO- RY OUT OF CONTROL?" DR. JEROME FRANK OF JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
10:30 NEWS PAUL FISCHER 10:45 WAR SUMMARY PAUL SCHAFFER 11:00 SONIA MALKINE FRENCH TROUBADOUR 12:00 RADIO UNNAMEABLE BOB FASS
(NEWS FROM THE STATIONS]
I
SS ... ROBERT HALL, HOST OF WEBS RADIO'S "MUSIC 'TIL DAWN" SINCE IT BEGAN IN 1953, DIED ON SEPTEM- BER 27. BEST KNOWN IN THIS AREA FOR HIS RELAXED STYLE ON "MUSIC 'TIL DAWN" HALL HAD BEEN THE STAR OF "THE GREEN HORNET" AND HAD BEEN ANNOUNCER FOR
MANY FAMILIAR RADIO AND TELEVISION PROGRAMS, IN-
CLUDING "FORD SUNDAY EVENING HOUR," "GANGBUSTERS," "HIT THE JACKPOT," "SEA HUNT" AND MANY OTHERS.
WRFMI.. THE WEEKLY TWO-HOUR SUNDAY PROGRAM, SOUNDS TO REMEMBER IS ALSO HEARD ON SATURDAYS. SINCE THIS PROGRAM WENT ON WRFM IN FEBRUARY OF THIS YEAR, THERE HAS BEEN A GROWING INTEREST ON THE PART OF LISTEN- NER'S AND TRADE ALIKE. SO MUCH SO, THAT THE STA-
TION'S MANAGER, MILLER R. GARDNER, WAS MOVED TO GRANT AN EXTRA HOUR TO THE PROGRAM. SOUNDS TO RE- MEMBER IS HEARD 7:05 TO 8:00 P.M. SATURDAYS AND CONTINUING ON SUNDAYS FROM 10:00 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT.
WRV ... ON THE CBS -TV SPECIAL, "THE POP ROCK REVO- LUTION," LEONARD BERNSTEIN STATED THAT PERHAPS 5% OF "ROCK AND ROLL" IS WORTH LISTENING TO AND SHOULD BE TREATED IN A MATURE FASHION. S.J. LEVINE FEATURES THIS 5% EACH FRIDAY ON JUST ROCK, HEARD ON WRVR EACH FRIDAY FROM 12:30 TO 2:30 A.M. THE PROGRAMS ARE RE- BROADCAST SATURDAY AFTERNOONS FROM 2 TO 4 P.M.
... THE WBAI RADIO DRAMA SERIES CALLED THE 99.5 RADIO THEATRE IS CHANGING ITS NAME To THE MIND'S EYE THEATRE STARTING WITH ITS PRODUCTION OF "TIrus GROAN" BY MERVYN PEAKE, NOVEMBER 21 AT 8:00 P.M. THE LAST PRODUCTION UNDER THE FORMER NAME, "THIS IS THE RILL SPEAKING" BY LANFORD WILSON, WILL BE HEARD ON NOVEMBER 5 AT 8:30 P.M.
OR WAWZ WÉAI WJZZ WVNJ WLNA WCBS 9.7 99.1 99.5 99.9 100.3 100.7 101.1 s - -
-
* * * - T*T* *T *-r * *-41P WP1X WBAG WNEW WPRB WFAS WHRF WNCN WRFM WOHA WHBI WPAC WVIP WÑTG WRVR WRLB WRNW WU! 101.9 102.3 102 7 10::.3 103.9 103.9 105.3 105.1 1015 1005.9 101.1 IOg.3- 106.3 1017 101.1 102.1.«.23L.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 12 I
STEREO AS INDICATED* 12 NOON
12:00 BLUEGRASS SPECIAL JEFF SCHWARTZ
1:00 *WASHINGTON SQUARE FOLK MUSIC WITH STEVE DITLES
2:00 *SOUNDS OF OUR AGE CLASSICAL CONTEMPORARY WORKS
3:00 *ORGAN RECITAL 4:00 *JUST BROWSING
CLASSICAL MUSIC 5:50 WORLD REPORT NEWS
12 NOON 12:00 PROGRAM SUMMARY; NEWS 12:15 MASS FROM FORDHAM UNIVERSITY'S WAR MEMORIAL CHURCH
1:00 FAMILY LIVINE'67 "SEX ANO DRUGS: TWENTIETH CENTURY REVOLUTION" PART 2
1:30 HISTORY OF ITALIAN OPERA BUFFA CIMAROSA:cHE DELL'ALTRUI SI VESTE
2:30 THE SUNDAY GRAND CONCERT/DVORAK: REQUIEM OP.89(CZECH PHIL/ANCERL)
4:00 CHORAL CONCERT/DOWLAND:soNos AND AYRES(42/LEPPARD); BYRD:MAGNI- FICAT;NUNC DIMITTIS(I2/KING'S COLLEGE CHOIR)
5:00 ORGAN RECITAL/BACH:ToccATA AND FUGOF IN D-(9); TRIO SONATA NO.6 N (14); PRELUDE AND FUGUE IN C
II ; TRIO SONATA NO.I IN Eb 13 (WALCHA)
ALL8: 5STRITERNI Y LUTNF,s,;N
CHURCH SERVICE 8:45 CHURCH AT W4 -A 9:05 STEREO SHOWC4C". 10:05 ON STAGE HALLEL- UJAH, ABY(UGGAMS, HOOKS)
11:05 THIS WEEK AT THE UN
11:20 STEREO SHOWCASE 12 NOON --
C ONTD 2:05 POP CONCERT/STRAVIN-
SKY:DANSE RUSSE; SCHU- MANN:CARNAVAL:EXC; AL- BENIZ:FETE-DIEU A SE- VILLE; CRABRIER:F TE POLONAISE (IRVING); KA BA LE VS KY:COMEDIANS GALOP; MOUSSORGSKY: GOPAK; KHATCHATURIAN: SABRE DANCE; TCHAIKOV- SKY:TREPAK; BORODIN: POLOVETSIAN DANCES
3:05 T -:-.DINE ARTS OH, WHAT A LOVELY WAR
4:30 ON THE WIRE MARTY WEISS
5:05 COCKTAILS FOR TWO
67 E
INDICATED*O AS 00CHORALFESTIVAL/C.P.E.BACH:M GNIFICATr IN D(PROHASKA); BACH:MOTET NO.2(WOLTERS)
8:00 STORY TELLING DIANE WOLKSTEIN 8:30 SINGING LADY IREENE WICKER 9:00 *MASTERWORK HOUR/BIZET:LA JOLIE FILLE
DE PERTH SUITE; BEETHOVEN:SYM NO.9 IN F,OP. ; RIMSKY-KORSAKOV:SCHE ERAZADE, oP.35 SUISSE ROMANDE/ANSERMET)
10:30 LEE GRAHAM INTERVIEWS 11:00 LIVING OPERA
12 NOON ALAN WAGNER
1:00 RECORDINGS E.T.C. EDWARD T.CANBY I:30 REVIEW OF THE BRITISH WEEKLIES 2:00 LIVE FROM THE BROOKLYN MUSEUM 3:00 INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL 4:30 OPERA TOPICS LORENZO ALVARY 5:00 DAVID RANDOLPH'S CONCERT
ALL STEREO 12 NOON -
12:00 STAGESHOW KISMET
1:00 ILLYA,DARLING 2:00 ANNIE GET
YOUR GUN 3:00 MOST HAPPY
FELLA 4:00 PIPE DREAM 5:00 FIORELLO
WKCR 89.9
6:00 INSIGHT CURRENT EVENTS,PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
7:00 COLUMBIA LECTURES 8:00 APPROACHES TO RE-
LIGIOUS CONCEPTS MARK GOLUB
8:30 *SONGS OF THE SAB- 9 PM
RAS ISRAELI MUSIC 9:30 WORLD ARENA INTER-
VIEWS,DISCUSSIONS OF WORLD ISSUES
10:00 *JAll TILL ONE GEORGE KLABIN
1:00 FEEDBACK
WFUV 90.7
6:00 HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED SACRED MUSIC AND ADDRESS
6:30 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY FORUM 7:00 ART SONG RF`F`CITAL R.STRAUSS:
ONGS(CABALLE); RAVEL:NATURE STORIES BERNAL)
8:00 FORDHAM LECTURE SERIES 9 PM
9:00 LITURGICAL MUSIC CONCERT PALESTRINA:MAssEs ANG MOTETS (ST.EUSTACHE SINGERS)
10:00 MASTERPIECES OF FRENCH LITER- ATURE "PARIS, CAPITAL OF THE ARTS"
11:00 THE TOSCANINI HERITAGE HAYDN: SYM NO.94 IN G "SURPRISE"(20); BARBER:AOAGIo F R STRINGS DE- BUSSY:LA MER(24)
SELECTIONS From stations not in daily Folio -Dial
STEREO AS INDICATED* 10:00 WPRB 103.3 *CLASSICS
OF RELIGIOUS MUSIC BE RNS TEI N:CH ICESTER PSALMS
12 NOON 12:15 WPRB 103,3 *OPERA FOR
A SUNDAY AFTERNOON/FUC- GINI:TURANDOT
2:00 WSOU 89.5 SETON HALL FOOTBALL SETON HALL VS. SCRANTON
4:15 WPRB 103.3 MONAURAL RECORDINGS OF SPECIAL MERIT/MOUSSORGSKY:soNGs (CHALIAPIN); TCHAIKOVSKY TRIO IN A(HEIFETZ,RU- BINSTE6INZPIATIGORSKY)
7:15 WCTC 9888.3 CONCERT IN
HI FI/MENDELSSOHN:vIou N CONC IN E(OISTRAKH/PH L- ADELPHIA ORCH/ORMANDY); MOZART:CONC IN ÇÇ FOR FLUTE,HARP,ORCH(GRAND- JANY,BARON/M SICA AET- ERNA/WALDMAN); HEROLD: ZAMPA OVTINY PHIL/ BERNSTET N
9PM 9:00 WHLI 98.3 CONCERT AT
NINE HIGHLIGHT ENCORE PROGRAM FRANCAIX:sYM FOR STRINGS(SURINACH); FAIR E:ELEGIE,OP.24. FOR CELLO, ORCH(MATES/BOSTON SYM/LEINSDORF); MASSEN- ET:LE CID:BALLET SUITE (ISRAEL PHIL/MARTINON)
7:00 MUSIC FOR METROPOLITANS LIGHT POPULAR - 12 NOON - MUSIC AND
ALL STEREO 6:00 DON MC-
PHERSON 7:30 PROTES-
TANT HOUR 8:00 JEHOVAH'S
WITNESS 8:30 DON MC-
PHERSON - 12 NOON - 12:00 "TINY"
MARKLE 4:00 ART
FORD'S MANHATTAN
5:00 "TINY" MARKLE
WLIR 92.7
6:05 DINNER FOR TWO OPERA WITHOUT WORDS:P000INI: OPERATIC EXCERPTS(VIENNA STATE OPERA ORCHI SCHAFFER)
8:05 IMAGES FOR ORCHESTRA TED WEBB PROKOFIEV:cIN- DERELLA:COMPLETE BALLET
9 PM (107/MOSCOW RADIO SYM/ ROZHE ST VE NS KY)
10:05 OPERA SHOWCASE ROSSINI:L' ITALIANA IN
ALGERI IBERGANZA,ALVA, C ORENA ))
12:00 OPERA HIGHLIGHTS MASSENET:THA Is:ExC(BRU- MAIRE/GAYRAU ); VERDI: ARIAS(BUMBRA); VAR: GREAT SOPRANO ARIAS(PRICE)
3:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR
ALL STEREO 5:30 PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMS
8:00 PROLOGUE ALLISON STEELE
10:00 ALLISON STEELE WITH LIGHT POPS - 12 NOON -
12:00 STEELE SINATRA AND STRINGS
2:00 FOOTBALL
WNYC 93.9 ; ;::r:,':-:::'::::::ï .
6.: FOLKSONG FESTIVAL OSCAR BRAND 6: SONG CLASSICS ELMO RUSS 7: *MASTERWORK HOUR/BORODIN:sYM No.2 IN
B-(ANSERMET); RACHMANINOFF:RHAPSODY ON A THEME OF PAGANINI,OP.43(WEBER/FRICSAY) MOUSSORGSKY/RAVEL:PICTURES AT AN ExHI- BITION(VAN KARAJAN)
8:30 INVITATION TO DANCE 9 PM
9:00 INTERNATIONAL THEATRE "EL ALCADE DE ZALAMEA" BY PEDRO CALDERON DE LA BARCA
11:00 SPOKEN WORDS "THE MIDNIGHT COURT" BY BRIAN MERRIMAN, READ BY SIOBHAN MC KENNA
12:00 WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS J. STRAUSS: THE GYPSY BARON(PAULIK)
ALL STEREO 6:05 HYMN§ 6:15 THIS WEEK AT
THE UN 6:30 BOOK REVIEW/
LITERARY REPORT 7:00 MUSIC OF THE
LITURGY/BEETHO- VEN:CHRIST ON THE MOUNT OF OLI VES(RASKI N,j LEWIS/ORMANDY)
8:35 ALMANAC 9:05 LIVELY ARTS 9:30 STEREO FOR A
SUNDAY MORNING JERRY JANES - 12 NOON
12:05 SINATR 2:05 STEREO SPEC-
TACULAR JERRY JANES AND BRYCE BOND WITH
ALL STEREO 7:00 RETREAT HOUSE 7:15 THOUGHTS 7:30 TEMPLE HOUR 8:00 HYMNS/MUSIC 8:30 MUSIC TO
REMEMBER 9:00 BIBLE 9:30 CONTINENTAL
VARIETIES 10:00 OPERETTA
A NIGHT IN VIENNA(ROTH- ENDERGER, HOPPE/STOLZE)
11:00 SERVICE - 12 NOON 12:00 ORGAN DR. A.
SCHREINER/MORMON TABERNACLE ORGAN
12:30 SUNDAY IN NY 1.00 CROSSROADS 1:15 SUNDAY CONTI) 2:05 MORMON TABER-
NACLE CHOIR 2:30 SUNDAY CONTO 5:45 UNCLE SAM
WABC 95.5 t;.
6:00 HELLO,OOLLY 7:00 HENRY,SWEET
HENRY 8:00 CELEBRITY'S
CHOICE DICK HUBERT - 9 PM
9:00 MEN OF HI-FI HARRY MAYNARD
10:00 SPEAKING OF EVERYTHING HOWARD COSELL
11:00 ISSUES AND ANSWERS
11:30 VOICES IN
THE HEADLINES
NEWS FIVE MINUTES BEFORE THE HOUR
ALL STEREO 6:57 SIGN ON 7:05 AGRICULTURAL REPORT 7:15 MUSIC FOR A SUNDAY MORNING
CLASSICS IN STEREO 8:30 1 AM" RELIGION 8:45 MEN AND MOLECULES SCIENCE 11:00 ALLIANCE CHURCH
12 NOON 12:05 MIDDAY MATINEE (:05 CONCERT I AUBER:LA NUETTE DE
PORTICI OVT(8/SCHERCHEN); MENDELS- SOHN:SYM NO.3 IN A,OP. r56 'SCOTCH" (38/NY PHIL/BERNSTEIN); BERGSMA: OLD AND THE SENOR COMMANDANTE I4/EASTMAN-ROCHESTER ORCH/
HANSON); HANSON:sYM NO,tI IN E-, OP.I"NORDIC"(27/HANSON); PASQUINI: SONATAS NO5.11,2,9,3 FOR TWO ORGANE (15/A LA IN, TAGLIAVINI)
3:00 OPERA TCHAIKOVSKY:PIQUE DAME 142/BQLSHOI OPERA SOLOISTS,ORCH,
CHORUS)
WVNJ 100.3 WPIX 101.9 WNEW 102.7 WTFM 103.5 WRFM 105.1 WDHA 105.5
FAMILIAR MELODIES
7:00 SHOWCASE FAMILIAR MELODIES
8:00 CURTAIN TIME - 9 PM
9:00 GREAT ALBUMS OF OPERA
12:00 SIGN OFF
6:00 TOM MERCEIN - 9 PM
MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT
12:00 KEN HARPER To 6:00 AM
NEWS ON THE 58 MINUTE MARK
7:00 NELL BAS- SETT POPS FOR A - 9 PM SUNDAY EVENING
12:00 NIGHTTIME WITH DOLLY HOLIDAY TILL 6:00 AM
SUNDAY STEREO 7:00 KEYBOARD
IMMORTALS LEGENDARY PIANISTS
8:05 CONCERT HALL HAYDN:sYM No.94 SURPRISE"(VIN-
NA PHIL/KRIPS) - 9 PM 9:05 OPERA IN
STEREO/DONI- ZETTI:LA FAVOR- ITA(SIMIONATO, NINES LEREDE)
11:20-APPRox. BOSTON POPS (FIEDLER)
6:05 SUNDAY CONTO 7:05 ITALIAN -AMER-
ICAN SERENADE VINCE GARI
8:00 OPERATIC HI- LIGHTS/HANDEL: XE RXES FORRE STER TUCKER SOLTI) - 9 PM
9.00 DE KOVEN/NAN- DEL:THE MESSIAH: EXC; BACH:MAG- NIFICAT IN D; MOZART:LAUDATE DOMINUN, K.321; REGINA COELI; SCHUBERT:GUAR- TET NO.9 IN Bb, OP. 159
10:00 SOUNDS TO REMEMBER WITH ARCHIE ROTHMAN
12:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR
6:00 NEWS ROUNDUP 6:10 THE SPACE STORY NASA 6:15 GRIFFITH ORGAN MOODS
JERRY VINCENT 7:05 CONCERT 2 PROKOFIEV:IVAN TH
TERRIBLE:MOTION PICTURE SCOR54(74); ELGAR:CELLO CONC IN E-,OP.85`26/ FOURNIER/BERLIN PHIL/WALLENSTEIN)
9 PM 9:00 PRAISE TELEMANN:THÇ PASSION OF
JESUS ACCORDING TO MARK\108/GIEBEL, MALANIUK REHFUSS,GUNTER/LAUSANNE CHILDENtS CHORUS/PRO ARTE ORCHI REDEL)WORLD PREMIERE RECORDING
12:00 SIGN OFF
OUR FM DIAL. See above or pages FM 73-78 for programming details. * Indicates some/all stereo. WP WBGO WVHC WSOU WKCR WFUV WFMU WNYE WHOM WLIR WPAT WVOX WNYC WJLK WGSM WFME 1.1 88.3 88.7 89.5 89.9 90.7 91.1 9 L 92.3 92.7 93.1 93.5 93.9 94.3 94.3 94.7
* * WABC WOXR WSTC 95.5 96.3 96,.7
WNBC WALK WEVD WHLI 972 97..5 97.9 98.3
WLAD WCTC 98.3 98.3
STEREO AS INDICATED* 7:06 *BREAKFAST SYMPHONY MOZART:svm No.35 IN D,K.385 " AFFNER"(19/
CLEVELAND ORCH/SZELL) MACDOWELL:PIANO CONC NO.2 IN D-(27/CLIBURN/ CHICAGO SYM/HENDL); DONIZETTI:DON PASQUALE 0VT(6/PRO ARTE ORCH/ MACKERRAS); PROKOFIEV:ROMEo AND JULIET:MONTAGUES AND CAPULETS(5/ MINNEAPOLIS SYM/SKROWACZEWSII); SAINT-SAENS:VIOLIN CONC NO.1 IN A
(11/R CCI/CINCINNATI Std ?/RUCO
F)- DEBUSSY:PRINTEMPS(16/BO TON SYM/ MUNCH); NIELSEN:MASKARADE 0T(5/PHILADELPHIA ORCH/ORMANDY ' SIBEL- IUS:KUOLEMA:VAFSE TRIS1_(5/GOULD); DVORAK:THE WATERSPRITE 23/CZECH PHIL/CHALABALA)
10:07 *DOUBLEDAY BOOK COZERT/WOLF-FERRARI:THE JEWELS OF THE MADONNA: DANCE OF THE CAMORRISTI(4/PARIS eONSV ORCH/WALDMAN); SCHUBERT:sERE- NADE(5/HOLLYWOOD BOWL SYM/DRAGON); GLINKA:RUSSLAN AND LUDMILLA: WIZARD'S MARCH(5/VIRTUC3O SYM OF LONDON/WINOGRAD)
10:30 HIGHLIGHTS FROM GIL3ERT AND SULLIVAN 11:07 *MUSIC OF FAITH/ROSSINI:sTABAT HATER:EXC(ARROYO,WOLFF,DEL
BIANCO,DIAZ/CAMERATA SINGERS/NY PHIL/SCHIPPERS) 12 NOON
12:10 LONDON HIGHLIGHTS 1:07 MIDDAY SYMPHONY 2:07 FOLK MUSIC OF THE WC4LD 3:07 *AMERICAN SYMPHONY CRCHESTRA LIVE FROM CARNEGIE HALL
HAYDN:THE UNI HABITED ISLAND OVT; BRAHMS:SYM NO.4 IN E-; KORN: IN MEDIAS RES PREMIERE PERFORMANCE); WEBER:DER FREISCHUTZ 'LEISE, LEISE"`ARROYO ; PROKOFIEV:DIYERTIMENTO(AMERICAN PREMIERE); BARBER: ANDROMACHE'S FAREWELL(ARROYO) `AMERICAN SYM/EGER) (LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI MUSIC DIRECTOR)
5:07 *R ZZOLI INTERNATIONAL HOUR/MENDELSSOHN:ovT FOR MINDS 10/DON- DEYNE); THREE SONGS(7/BLUM); STRING SYM NO.9(26/MARRINER)
el W0 XR 96.3 I.6:00
NY TIMES NEWS; DINNEL MUSIC; EDITORIAL 7:07 MASTERS OF THE KEYBOARD 3INA gACHAUER LISZT:ANNEES DE PELER-
INAGE:SONETTO DEL PETRA.CA NO.123(6); *CHOPIN:NOCTURNE NO.7 IN c#- 0P.27,No.I(5); *BEETHOVEN: PI ANO CONC NO.4 IN G,OP.58(34/BACHAUER/ LONDON SYM ))SKROWACZEWSKI)
8:07 *BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT VERDI:THE SICILIAN VESPERS: OVT; R.STRAUSS:DON QUIX_TE(E3KIINZFINE); RAVEL:LE TOMBEAU DE COUPER -
9
IN; BARTOK:THE MIRACULO_S MAJDARIYIN SUITE(BOSTON SYM/MESTER) 10:07 *STEREO TREASURE HO_SE 11:21 *NIGHTCAP AVISON:coNc NO.11 IN A,OP.9(7/MARRINER); SCHUMANN: KINDERSCENEN,OP. I5:TRAU-EREI(3/GOULD); HANSON:FANTASY VARIATIONS ON A THEME OF YOUTM(12/EASTMAN-ROCHESTER ORCH/HANSON)
12:07 *MIDNIGHT WITH MUSK MOZA RT:QUA RTET N0. I7 IN Bb ,K. 4SB THE HUNT" 23/AMADEUS QUARTET - BACH:PASSACAGLIA AND FUGUE IN c- I3
WEINRICH) HAYDN:sYM NO.13 IN D(161 ITTLE ORCH OF LONDON /JONES' SZYMANOWSKI:NOCTURNE ANJ TARANSELLA 10/MILSTEIN,PUMMERS); SHOSTA- KOVICH:CELLO AND PIANO SONATA,OP.40 24/SHAFRAN,PECHERSKAYA ;
PISTON:THE INCREDIBLE FLUTIST SUITE 15/CLEVELAND POPS/LANE
NEWS ON THE HOUR
8:45 SIGN ON 8:50 HARRY EMERSON FOSDICK PRAYER 9:00 CANTATE DOMINO BACH:sr. MATTHEW PASSION(HAEFLIGER,
GIEBEL/AMSTERDAM ST.WILLIBRORD'S CHURCH CHORUS/NETHER- LANDS RADIO CHORUS/CONCERTGEBOUW ORCH/JOCHUM
0:45 SERVICE OF WORSHIP RIVERSIDE CHURCH 12 NOON
2:30 CHURCH WORLD NEWS DICK SUTCLIFFE 2:45 EUROPEAN REVIEW NEWS AND COMMENT FROM EUROPE :00 BBC WORLD REPORT :15 TRANSATLANTIC PROFILE :30 DIRECTIONS IN CHILDREN'S LITERATURE RICHARD LEWIS
2:00 LIFE AND WORK IN THE AMERICAN THEATRE 4:30 CONTINENTAL COMMENT JOHN HENDERSON AND HIS COLLEAGUES
AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY REPORT 5:00 THE MINISTRY OF MUSIC BAUCKNER:cHRIsrus FACTUS EST
PRO NOBIS(BERLIN GERMAN OPERA CHORUS/JOCHUM); MOZART:co- RONATION MASS IN C K. 317(LAMOUREUX CONCERT ORCH/MARKE- VITCH); NICOLAI:TE DEUM(LEAR,TURKE,KOSTIA,BASLER,HOPPE, VANTIN,STEWART,SCHENK/BERLIN ACAD CHOIR/BERLIN RADIO SYM/LANGE
WRVR 106.7 : :::.:
6:30 NER WASHINGTON FORUM BILL GREENWOOD 7:00 MUSIC FROM OBERLIN SCHUMANN:EruoE5 SYMPHONIQUES OP.
13(PERRY); STRAVINSKY:coNC FOR PIANO AND WIND INSTR(TITUS, OBERLIN WIND ENS/moORE)
8:00 SERVICE OF WORSHIP RIVERSIDE CHURCH 9 PM
9:30 EL SERVICIO DE ADORACION 10:30 MUSICA DE CAMARA HOLANDESA DEL SIGLO XX PIJPER:TRIo PARA i-'==NO,VIOLIN Y VIOLOIICELO(TRIO HOLANDES DE PIANO)
KOK:SEXTETO NO.4 PARA QUINTETO DE VIENTO Y PIANO(SEXTET PHILH DE LA UNION DE LA RADIODIFUSION HOLANDESA)
11:00 SIGN OFF
STEREO AS INDICATED* 5:00 MUSIC FROM THE LIBRARY 8:05 *PETITE SYMPHONY/LOCATELLI:coNC GROSSO NO.6 IN
C-,OP.I(I MUSICI DI MILANO/ECKERTSEN); MOZART:sYM NO.2 IN Bb,K.I7(LEINSDORF); HAYDN:sYM NO.57 IN D
(CINCINNATI SYM/RUDOLF) 9:05 *CONCERTO/HAYDN:c9QNC IN G FOR TWO GUITARS, ORCH
(PRESTI,LAGOYA/RE11 EL); TCHAIKOVSKY:coNC IN D FOR VIOLIN ORCH OP.35`RICCI/LONDON SYM/SARGENT)
10:05 NATIONAL PULPIT/YOUTH FORUM 11:05 CENTER OF ATTENTION; DIRECT LINE
12 NOON 12:05 VIEW OF THE RED PRESS; ETERNAL LIGHT I:05 CATHOLIC HOUR; LUTHERAN HOUR 2:05 *ESSAY FOR ORCHESTRA/SCHONHERR:AusTR IAN PEASANT
DANCES; HERBERT:FAVoRITES FROM OPERETTAS; GERSHWIN: AN AMERICAN IN PARIS; KETELBEY/RIMSKY-KORSAKOV:IN A PERSIAN MARKET; FLIGHT OF TVE BUMBLEBEE; SONG OF INDIA (BOSTON POPS/FIEDLER)
3:05 *OPERA -BALLET THEATRE/GILBERT/SULLIVAN:PRINCEs5 IDA:HLTS(D'OYLY CARTE OPERA COMPANY/SARGENT)
4:05 *SOUND OF SYMPHONY/ELGAR:SERENADE IN E- FOR STRING ORCH ARBIROLLI ; RACHMANINOFF:QYMPHONIC DANCES,OP.45(PHILADELPHIA ORCH/ORMANDY)
5:05 *RECITAL HALL/ROSSINI/GOUNOD:oPERA ENSEM LES (CLUYTENS); SCARLATTI/ALBENIZ:SONATAS(BREAMS yAR: SONG AT TWILIGHT; CHORAL PIECES(WAGNER CHORALE)
WNBC 97.1 PeAfteMeel 6:00 BILL MAZER SHOW 6:30 MEET THE PRESS 7:05 *SERENADE/MASSENET/SIBELIUS:INTERMEZZO, VALSE
TRISTE(POURCEL); VILLA-LOBOS:CHOROS NO.1(DE LA TORRE); VAR:SHORT PIECES FOR ORCH(HOLLYWOOD BOWL BYM/DRAjON); WAGNER:ADAGIO FOR CLARINET,STRING QUARTET`BOSKOVSKY/VIEVryNA OCTET); ELGAR:DRAM CHI LOREN, OP. 43,NO.I 2(LONDON PROMS/AGOULT)
8:05 *MUSICAL FOOTNOTS/CORELLI:coNC GROSSO IN D,OP. 6,N0.4; RESPIGHI:ANCIENT AIRS AND DANCES SUITE NO. 3; BRITTEN: A SIMPLE SYM, OP.4; BARBER:ADAGIO FOR STRINGS,OP.II (I MUSICI)
9 PM
m..... *CONCERT/HANDELWATER MUSIC, SUITE NO.1 IN F
HAGUE PHIL/BOULEZ)(( BRUCKNER:sYM NO.9 IN D -
BERLIN PHIL/JOCHUM); MILHAUD:LE BOE(1F SUR LE TOIT (CHAMPS -E LYSEES THEATRE ORCH/MI LHAUO)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 12
ALL STEREO 6:30 NEWS 6:35 START THE DAY IN
STEREO NEWS,MUSIC 6:45 AVE MARIA HOUR 7:15 BIBLE 7:30 NAVY SHOW 7:45 COUNTRY MUSIC
ROUNDUP 8:00 RHYTHM ROUNDUP
TOMMY BOYLES 10:00 MUSIC FROM SCANDINAVIA
11:00 MID -MORNING SERENADE LIGHT MUSIC
12 NOON 12:00 SOUND OF STEREO 2:00 LIGHT AND LIVELY 4:30 ECHOES OF THE CLAS-
SICS 5:30 OVERTURE
1 WRLB 107.1
: CONTD 18:00 INTERLUDE
9 PM POP ANO JAZZ
11:00 FINALE/PROKO- FIEV:PIANO CONC NO.3 IN C(JANIS/MOSC QW PHIL KONDRA5H IN :
RACHMANINOFF:P1ANo CONC NO.1 IN FR-(SER- KIN/NY PHIL/BERNSTEIN)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
6pm
8:00 THE CLEMENTI PIANO K.P.E. BACH:SONATA IN G-; TWELVE VARIATIONS ON THE "FOLIE D'ESPAGNE"; W.F.BACH: CAPRICCIO IN 0-; THREE FUGUES; J.C. BACH:SONATA IN C-; CLEMENTI:SONATA IN G; SONATA IN G- (NEWMARK)
9:30 MUSIC OF THE WORLD'S PEOPLES 10:00 GOLDEN VOICES ANTHONY BOUCHER 10:30 REPORT TO THE LISTENER 10:45 OF ONICORS AND UNIVERSES 11:00 POVERTY AND THE RIGHT TO PRI- VACY AL BENCICH CIVIL RIGHTS LAWYER
11:45 BOSWELL'S LONDON JOURNAL READ 12 NOON
12:45 MUSIC NOT FOR EXPORT:BRAZIL BEFORE THE BOSSA NOVA
1:45 THE DOORS OF HIS MOUTH, THE LAMPS OF HIS FACE READING
3:00 THE GRADUATE: ON LOCATION IN
BERKELEY NO.2 WITH MIKE NICHOLS 4:00 NIGHT INTO DAY BOB FASS WITH THE
BEST OF "RADIO UNNAMEABLE" 5:00 THE SCHOOL TODAY:USE,MISUSE,AND
NO USE OF SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS 5:45 COUNTRY MUSIC TOM WHITMORE
:':' ::::::::::::::::::::: WBAI 99.5
C ONTO 6:15 MISCELLANY 6:30 NEWS CHUCK LINDHOLM 6:45 THEATRE REVIEW WITH ISAIAH SHEF-
FER COMMENTARY 7:00 BOOKS TO BUY,BORROW,OR BURN 7:15 RENDEZVOUS TOUT CE QUI SE PASSE
DE FRANCAIS A NEW YORK 8:15 THE CRITICAL PEOPLE
9 PM
CRITICISM OF THE ARTS 9:30 MUSIC/REICHA:WIND QUINTET IN Bb,
OP.88,N0.5(REICHA QUARTET) 10:00 SOCIALIST SCHOLARS NO.2:"POVERTY
IN AMERICA' WITH MICHAEL HARRINGTON 11:00 THE SCOPE OF JAll IRA GITLER 12:00 THE OUTSIDE STEVE POST
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STEREO AS INDICATED* 12 NOON
12:00 SON OF BUCKDANCER'S CHOICE TOM DUDLEY WITH FOLK, COUNTRY, AND POPULAR MUSIC
2:00 *THE END POP MUSIC WITH JAY MITCHELL
3:30 *CURTAIN -TIME WITH LEN DAVIS AND ROGER BERKELEY SONGS FROM FUNNY GIRL, THE APPLE TREE, OLIVER, FINIAN'S
OF FRANCE
WKCR 89.9 WFUV
12 NOON 12:00 CAMPUS CARAVAN PETE FORNATALE 2:00 SEGUE OZZIE ALFONSO 3:00 WHILE BYRNE ROAMS JONATHAN
BYRNE WITH MUSIC NEWS,COMMENTARY 5:45 PATRICIA IN PARIS PATRICIA
AND GUESTS DISCUSS YOUNG PEOPLE
90.7
LL STEREO 8:00 SIGN ON 8:15 STEREO SHOWCASE 10.05 ON STAGE I Do, I Do
(MARTIN PRESTON) 11:05 STEREO SHOWCASE
12 NOON CONTD
2:05 FOP CONCERT/STRAUSS: TILL EULENSPIEGEL; SAL- OME:DAyCE OF THE SEVEN VEILS (ORMANDY); WAG- NER:DIE MEISTERSINGER; BRAHMS:AÇADEMIC FSTI- VAL OVT (WINOGRAD)
3:05 POP ANTIQUE --- CROSSROADS
JEFFREY ST. JOHN 3:45 WORLD IN SONG 4:05 STEREO SHOWCASE 5:05 COCKTAILS FOR TWO
WLIR 92.7
STEREO AS INDICATED* 6:00 SUNRISE SYMPHONY/STRAUSS:FESTIVAL
PRELUDE,OP.61(BOHM); VIVALDI:PIccoLo CONC IN C BAKER)' TURNI:SINFONIA SEVI LLANA WINOGRAD)
8:00 AMERICAN DOCUMENTS:THE BILL OF RIGHTS
9:00 *MASTERWORK HOUR/MOZART:srM IN G,K. 4A(MARZENDORFR); CASSATION NO.2 IN
B LL,tK.99(VI NNA); BASTION UND BASTTENNE, K.5O(EBERT
11:30 YOUNG MERICA PLAYS YMHA MUSIC SCHOOL
12 NOON 12:00 FRENCH MUSIC SERIES 1:00 MUSIC FROM THE CAMPUS NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
2:00 THROUGH THE OPERA GLASS MARTIN SOKOL 5:00 FRENCH DRAMA SERIES
WNYC 93.9
ALL STEREO 9:00 STAGESHOW
LADY IN THE DARK
10:00 1 Dol I DOI
11:00 ON THE TOWN
12 NOON 12:00 BELLS ARE RINGING
1:00 APPLE TREE 2:00 DO I HEAR A
WALTZ? 3:00 THE BOY
FRIEND 4:00 MY FAIR LADY 5:00 SOUTH PAC:FIC
cj WABC 95.5
RAINBOW 6:30 WORLD REPORT NEWS 6:45 IVY SPORTS FINAL 7:00 SPOTLIGHT COLUMBIA 7:30 *SATURDAY NIGHT
FOLKFEST 9 PM
9:00 *SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE OPERA COMPLETE OPERA TO BE ANNOUNCED
1:00 NIGHTLIFE UNLIMITED LIVE MIDDLE -EASTERN MUSIC FROM THE CAFE FEENJON, FEATURING JIMMY LINARDOS
6:00 EVENING CONCERT/TCHAIKOVSKY: SLEEPING BEAUTY SUITE(52/STOKOWSKI)
7:00 NEWS; SPORTS 7:15 THIS WEEK AT THE UN
7:30 FRENCH MUSIC AND FRENCH MUSI- CIANS/SCHMITT:LA TRAGEDIE DE SALOME(ORTF NATIONAL ORCN/BIGOT)
8:00 FORDHAM MUSIC HOUR LIVE 9 PM
9:00 CHAMBER MUSIC RECITAL/MOZART: HORN RONDO le E (6/CIVIL/ROYAL PHI(/BEECHAM); ZELENKA:SUITE IN F
(19); SYM A 8 CONCERTANT1(27/ CLARION CONCERTS ORCH/JENKINS)
)0:00 JAll HORIZON JONATHAN BYRNE II:00 RECENT RECORDINGS BRAHMS:
SYM NO.3 IN F(30/NY PHIL/WALTER); KHACHATURIAN:GAYEN SUITE(17/ KOSTE LANETZ)
6:05 DINNER FOR TWO PLAY WITHOUT WORDS:STOP THE WORLD/OLIVER (MONTAVANI)
8:05 IMAGES FOR ORCHESTRA TED WEBB ADAM:SI J E - TAIS ROI OVT(8/SCHER- CHEN); COPLAND:BILLY
TIC KID(24/G71L7 ;
LISZT:CONC NO.2 IN A- (20/ORMANDY/ENTREMONT); BERNSTEIN:KADDISH SYM (43/NY PHIL/BERNSTEIN)
10:05 DANCE PARTY 1:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR
6: HANDS ACROSS THE SEA HERMAN NEUMAN 7:qQ MASTERWORK HOUR/WAGNER:TANNHAUSER ovT
AND VENUSBERG MUSIC; BEETHOVEN:PIANO CONC NO.2 IN BB,OP.17(SERKIN4 STRAUSS: ALSO SPRACH ZARATHUSTTRA,OP.3O`PHILA- DELPHIA ORCH/ORMANOY)
8:30 METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART CONCERT LIVE/VAR:SONATAS AND PARTITAS FOR UNACCOMPANIED VIOLIN(MI LSTE IN)
9 PM 9:00 INTERNATIONAL THEATRE 11:00 SPOKEN WORDS ELIE WIESEL READS SELECTIONS FROM HIS RECENT NOVEL GATES OF THE FOREST"
12:00 WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS OPERA NIGHT STRAUSS:DIE FRAy OHNE SCHATTEN(BJONER, BORKH/KEI LBERTH)
6:00 THE MUSIC FACTORY TOM WILSON
7:00 SOME TRUST IN
CHARIOTS BoB-A- LOO
8:00 THE SWINGING PEOPLE CHUCK LEONARD - 9 PM
9:00 THE OTHER DAN INGRAM SHOW
10:00 THE SOUND OF THE BIG BANDS ALAN GRANT
NEWS FIVE MINUTES BEFORE THE HOUR
SELECTIONS From stations not in daily Folio -Dial
STEREO AS IND CASED*
7:30 PARADE LIGHT POPULAR MUSIC AND FAMILIAR MELODIES
9:30 GEMS
LIGHT POPULAR MUSIC AND
ALL STEREO ALL STEREO
ALL STEREO O
ALL STEREO
b:00 DON MC- PHERSON MUSIC TILL NOON - 12 NOON -
12:00 ART FORD WITH LIGHT POPS
4:00 ART FORD'S MANHATTAN
5:00 ART FORO
6:57 SIGN ON ,.7:05 AGRICULTURAL REPORT 7:10 SATURDAY MORNING MOOD
JIM SILLENCE WITH MUSIC, NEWS 9:30 SPECTRUM, USA 10:05 MUSIC DEN RONNIE AND BILL
O'CONNER PLAY AND TALK ABOUT THE BEST IN STEREO MUSIC
12 NOON
6:00 KLAVAN AND FINCH MUSIC, NEWS, WEAT HE R, SPORTS TIME
10:00 ANN CLE- MENTS POPS - 12 NOON - FOR MIDDAY LISTENING
2:00 PAM MC- KISSICK LIGHT POPULAR
12 NOON 1:00 WSOU 89.5 THE AMER-
ICAN MUSICAL THEATRE MUSICALS OF ROGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN IN THE LATE 40's
9 PM
6:05 STEREO SPEC- TACULAR WEEKEND MUSIC WITH JERRY JANES
10:05 STEREO SPEC- TACULAR ALL DAY
6:45 VOICE 5 E OF UNITY INSPIRA- TION TO BEGIN ANOTHER DAY
7:00 STEREO RE- FLECTIONS MUSIC
- 12 NOON - FAMILIAR MELODIES
4:00 MUSIC FOR METROPOLITANS LIGHT POPULAR MUSIC AND
12:05 SOMETHING SATURDAY JIM SILLENCE WITH MUSIC,NEWS,WEATH
2:05 BEST OF BROADWAY HAL BARNEY 4:05 GRASS ROOTS OF MUSIC HAL BARNE
FOLK, COUNTRY -WESTERN MUSIC
9:00 WHLI 98.3 CONCERT AT NINE/I)AYDN:sYM NO.91 IN EB(BAVARIAN RADIO
- 12 NOON LONG WITH JERRY JANES AND
- 12 NOON NEWS AND WEATHER ON THE HOUR
SYM/.11OCHUM)++ SYM NO.88 IN G(WALTER)
WVNJ 100.3 i:::: i WPIX 101.9 WNEW 102.7 WTFM 103.5 WRFM 105.1 WDHA 105.5
FAMILIAR 6:00 BOB MUSIC CHARLES DUVAL 6:05 STEREO '67 6:05 CANDLELIGHT SERENADE MELODIES
8:00 CURTAIN TIME - 9 PM---
WESTON PROGRAM
7:00 NELL 8:05 STEREO SPEC-
TACULAR FOR A MUSIC,NEWS AND -9 PM 7:05 THE JAll CORNER DICK NEELD
8:05 THE AMERICAN MUSICAL SCENE WITH THE NIGHT SOUND
BASSETT WITH 9 PM
SOUNDS OF THE GREAT BANDS AND SINGERS OF THE PAST BY REQUEST
- 9 PM
9:00 GREAT ALBUMS 9 PM
SATURDAY EVENING WEATHER ON THE HOUR -
POPULAR MUSIC
12:00 NIGHTTIMF
THE BEST IN
CLASSICAL MUSIC 12:00 SIGN OFF
12:00 PAUL GREIS TILL 6 AM
12:05 JAll IN STEREO ALL THRU THE NIGHT WITH
12:00 STEREO FOR NIGHT PEOPLE TILL 7 AM
9 PM PHONE: 201 366-3424 BOB SERVILLO
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GLUCK: IPHIGENIA IN AULIS:LENTO(3/STQQKOWSKI); HUMMEL:TRUMPET CONC IN E(17/GHITALLA/BO TCN SYM/MONTEUX); BERLIOZ:ROMAN CARNIVAL OVT `B/BOSTON 5 M/MUNCH); SMETANA:MA VLAST:FROM BOHEMIA'S MEADOWS AND FORESTS(I2/CZECH FHI /ANCERL); SIBELIUS:ROMANCE IN C FOR STRINGS(5/ROZHDESTVENEKY); HANSON:MERRY MOUNT:PRELUDE TO ACT 2 AND MAYPO4 DANCES(7/1-ANSON); SCHUBERT:THE DEVIL'S PLEASURE PALACE OVT(9/VIENNA PI-IL/KERTESZ); MACDOWELL:INDIAN SUITE:IN WARTIME(5/MITCHELL; FRANCK:SYMPHONIC VARIATIONS(16/0GDON/ PHILH ORCH/BARB IROLLI)
9:07 PIANO PERSONALITIES ARTHUR GOLD, ROBERT F(ZDALE 10:07 *MID -MORNING CONCERT/HAYDN:syM NO.64 IN A(16/LIT LE ORCH OF LONDON/JONES); ELGAR:E2 IGMA VARIATIONS(3I/BARBIROLLI ; PURCELL/ BO,YLING:DRAMATIC MUSIC(I4/BATH FESTIVAL ORCH MENUHIN ; FRANCK: REDEMPTIOIf(I3/BELGIAN NATIONAL ORCH/CLUYTEN5); SHOSI KOVITCH:PIANO CONC NO.2(19/LIST/VIENNA STATE OPERA ORCH/DESARZENS
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11:00 FINALE VERDI: RIGOLETTO: FxC(ROME SYM/SAVING); MOZART: PIANO CONC NO.14 IN E ; NO.12 IN A(VIENNA SOLOIST ORCH/BOTTCHER)
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8:00 PIANO TRIOS CLEMENT1:Muslc FOR PIANO, VIOLIN, CE L LO( HORSZ OWSKI, VEGH, CASALS); MOZART:PIANO TRIO IN E,K. 542(MANNHEIM TRIO)
9:30 PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE RONNIE READS AND PLAYS MUSIC
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11:15 COUNTRY MUSIC TOM WHITMORE 11:45 SPECIAL REPORT
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I would like to learn how other hi-fi enthusiasts have coped with these prob- lems. My own solution has been to keep myself informed as best as possible by reading trade magazines, attending hi-fi shows, browsing through audio -show- rooms with no real intention of buying in view of the sad experiences cited here- in . . and then when I know what I want and am ready to buy I do go to a reliable department store that has a very good selection, reasonable prices if not cut-throat prices, fairly knowledgeable clerks with no special axes to grind and offering return privileges (far more im- portant than service facilities) which the usual hi-fi specialty store cannot equal, or will not equal unless strongly fought with.
The Specialty Hi-Fi Dealer, reading this letter, might well argue that it is customers like myself who have "made him the way he is" ... there will always be at least two sides to every story .. .
I just thought you might like to hear "the side of the story" which was not covered in your otherwise very informa- tive article.
Felix Lubiner Elmhurst, N. Y.
THE DEMISE OF 2 D. J'S Two days ago I sat down to write a
letter answering Arthur Randall, who feels that commercial stations try too hard to avoid controversy (October is- sue). I was going to point out that at least one station, to my knowledge, was responsible for airing a number of rec- ords on subjects ranging from drill,- free love to the Viet Nam war, and that this station has the largest listening audience in the New York area. I meant, of course, WOR-FM. I guess that letter isn't necessary anymore. Murray the K. and Roskoe, the two pioneering disc- jockeys, are gone. Nobody knows why- certainly it wasn't because their listeners didn't like things the way they were. Now WOR has hired a "consultant" to revise the format, and maybe Mr. Ran- dall was right. I can only add my voice to his-please, offend me a little.
Myra Allbright New York, N. Y.
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WOR-FM has lost a fan. Me. The main reason why I listened to WOR-FM was Murray the K and Roskoe. They both played some real groovy music and not the shlock pop that is heard on many other stations. Due to their initiative, a number of recordings were given the hearing they deserved.
Anthony Larsen Jamaica, N. Y.
See Bill Wollheim's comments on Murray the K and WORFM in this month's Pop Consensus. ED.
CAGE IN STEREO I must take exception to a grossly mis-
taken comment by Mr. Arthur Randall, writing in the October issue. He states "John Cage in stereo . . . would really be thrilling. Except that a stereo station has yet to play any of Cage's music or acknowledge that there are other con- temporary composers besides Aaron Cop- land."
If Mr. Randall, and other listeners in- terested in contemporary music, would tune to WKCR-FM, they would find more contemporary music than even WBAI plays, most of it in stereo. We feature taped concerts, in stereo of the Group for Contemporary Music (WBAI's tapes are made from our mike setup) and the Columbia Composers Group. We broadcast the nation's only regular pro- gram of electronic and avant-garde music, Sounds of Our Age, every Sunday at 2:00 (including a great deal of Cage in stereo). Our daily programming offers contemporary works by Boulez, Carter (we aired the master tape of the Carter Piano Concerto, in stereo, last month), Stockhausen, Ives, Webern, and even more electronic music. And we play very little Copland.
In the October issue itself, WKCR-FM lists works by Hovhaness, Berg, Ives, Kurt Weill, Britten, Rochberg, John Cage (!) , Carter, and the more well- known composers such as Stravinsky, Bartok, and Honegger. And we pride ourselves on broadcasting many of the rarer works by these composers, not just the one or two warhorses which their names tend to conjure up. We broadcast many more contemporary works than what we merely list, too.
I hope listeners in the New York area will take the opportunity to hear some of WKCR's stereo programming, taped con- certs, and special contemporary music programs, and compare them with any other radio station's broadcasts. We also broadcast more folk music than WBAI (also in stereo).
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BURNING Letters to the editor columns are
arcing my favorite, so I read "Reader Rection" with much interest. The June issue -started to get to me; The July is- sue had me burning; The letter by Mr. Carl Anel (Something For the Kids #2) in the August issue almost pacified until I read another letter. Therefore, with your permission, I address the fol- lowing letter writers and their followers:
To Mr. John B. Sientz of South Orange, N.J. (Aug. FM Guide) : My sta- tion has the varied program schedule which you asked for. For 20 years WSOU-FM has been located in South Orange, New Jersey!!!
To Mrs. Sarah Bookbinder, (June, FM Guide) : For at least the past six years my station has presented a half hour children's show once a day, five days
Lawrence L. Feltz WKCR, New York, N. Y.
a week from October through May. Among our programs this past year when the time slot was 5:05 in the afternoon was a reading of Winnie the Pooh.
To Mr. Jed Dickson, (June FM Guide) : I am glad to hear of your inter- est in radio drama. This past year on Children's Carousel, which I mentioned to Mrs. Bookbinder, we presented radio drama for children twice a week. Also on Saturdays our Seton Spectacular pro- gram plays, including a WSOU produc- tion for radio of William Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
To Mr. Hank Robbins of the N. Y. Audio Society (May, FM Guide) : WSOU presents every weanesday night at 9 P.M. a full and complete opera.
I hope that this letter will cause all of the FM Guide readers to check more closely the program listings of all FM stations and not just those with the big names. In this way you may find already on FM the program you want to hear.
William F. Dennehy WSOU-FM South Orange, N. J.
PRAECURRERE As a college student who enjoys to-
day's contemporary music more than ever now, I'd like to say how much I and most of my friends enjoy two of the FM stations now on-WOR-FM and WCBS-FM. I especially like WOR-FM.
Most of my friends and I have switched over to WOR-FM from the AM rock sta- tions for two simple reasons: We no longer could tolerate all the commercials and screaming, plus the fact that WOR- FM doesn't stick to just the Top 20 or 40 hits. Stations like this seem to be the newest trend in FM and who knows, AM stations may catch on to the idea as a result of their success.
But I particularly wanted to write to point out that WOR-FM's programming idea, either rock 'n' roll on 'FM or their particular blend was first started in New York almost 5 years ago. It was originated by a young disc jockey by the name of Don Fass on Muzak's WBFM. Most recently, he has been on WHBI-FM and during his show, the phone lines were never empty. Unfortunately, he suddenly faded from view. One of the most charming, exciting, and knowledge- able of contemporary music disc jockeys, a lot of us miss him and hope he's back on New York FM very soon.
Cathy Dougherty Brooklyn, N. Y.
Am I the only one, or has anyone else noticed the tremendous similarity be- tween WOR-FM's one year old format and WFUV's three year old Campus Caravan? Contemporary music handled with intelligence, wit and a seriousness of purpose is not so very new to the FM band. I've been listening to it on 90.7 from noon 'til two on Saturday since 1964! It was a pleasant surprise to see 98.7 take the hint. Pete Fornatale is an uncanny original: WOR-FM is an excel- lent facsimile. College Radio strikes again! Raymond Miller
New York, N. Y. A
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an Editorial WOR-FM has been one of the great success stories of FM
broadcasting. With Murray the K in the lead, it has become the number one FM station in New York. To me, Murray the K has always seemed like a nice square who was failing miserably at trying to be hip. Square that he is, though, he did set the tone of the station with his wide-ranging programming. It was Murray who played the 17 -minute Bob Dylan cuts, who played the selections from albums instead of just an unending series of 45 rpm singles. It.was Murray who first played the Bee Gees' New York Mining Disaster. It was WOR that gave valuable exposure to albums by groups like the Cream, the Doors, the Jimi Hendrix Experience. And WOR was the first rock station to play Janis Ian's controversial Society's Child.
WOR's policies resulted in a large, faithful audience which expected it to play the good records first. Record corn-
panies spend up to $1000 per week in advertising on WOR to reach this audience. Everybody was happy. And, of course, it couldn't last.
Feeling that the disc jockeys were "irresponsible," General Manager Bob Smith brought in Bill Drake as a program consultant. Drake is a believer in playing the hits-not in experimentation. Under the new regime, the jockeys have no say in making up the play list. And the list has been cut by a third, down to about 80 records. And Murray the K has been fired. Smith claims that he was putting himself "above the station and its interests." What the station's "interests" are supposed to be, I don't know. I can't imagine that they were served by firing Murray. Certainly the audi- ence's interest is not being served. Murray the K is not my idea of a groovy person, but WOR is going to be an awfully ungroovy place without him.
Wollheim
ARMSTRONG continued
APPLICATION TO SERVICES OTHER THAN BROADCASTING
The system has important applications to various types of emergency communication services. Since the transmission of intelligible speech requires a much smaller range of frequencies than the full musical range-in fact a range of perhaps only 250 to 3,500 cycles-a smaller deviation of the transmitted frequency may be employed. It has been found practicable to make use of a total band width of 40 kilocycles in police service, and several in- stallations are now operating effectively.
The largest project at the present time is that under- taken by the Connecticut State Police, who have in opera- tion nine fixed stations and approximately 200 mobile stations equipped for two-way operation.', The fixed stations are located on hill tops and have 250 watts power output. The car transmitters have approximately 25
watts power output. Thirty -mile communication be- tween the cars and the fixed stations and five- to ten -mile communication between cars is easily obtained. This system was designed by Professor Daniel E. Noble (A'32) of the University of Connecticut. (See figures 13 and 14.)
The next largest project to be undertaken is in the city of Chicago, where some 200 mobile 25 -watt car units are being installed. Numerous other projects for police services and for emergency -service use by power com- panies are being made, and it is doubtful if many new in- stallations employing amplitude modulation will be made in the future. It is, of course, needless to say that there are many important military uses. In fact, in practically
all ultrahigh -frequency applications where weight or portability is not too great a factor, the frequency -modula- tion system has found increasing use. The one impor- tant field where progress has been inexplicably slow has been television, where its advantages, particularly on the sound channel, could be effectively utilized. A limited use has been made in the relaying of the television sight channel.
CONCLUSION
Five years ago the writer said' that "the conclusion is
inescapable that it is technically possible to furnish a broadcast service over the primary areas of stations of the present-day broadcast -stem which is very greatly su- perior to that now rendered by these stations." With the cost of transmitting equipment for the new system already below the cost of the equipment of the standard broadcast type (for the same power output) and with the cost of broadcast receivers approaching levels that will permi. ' uge-scale production and distribution, the con- clusion is likewise inescapable that within the next five years the existing broadcast system will be largely super- seded.
REFERENCES
1. A METHOD OF REDUCING DISTURBANCES IN RADIO SIGNALING BY A SYSTEM OF FREQUENCY MODULATION, E. H. Armstrong. Proceedings Institute of Radio Engineers, volume 24, May 1936, page 689.
2. NOTES ON THEORY OF 1MIODIJI.AnoN, I. R. Carson. Proceedings Institute of Radio Engineers, volume 10, February 1922, page 57.
3. SELECTIVE CIRCUITS AND STATIC INTERFERENCE, J. R. Carson. Bell. Sys- tem Technical Journal, volume 4, 1925, page 265.
FREQUENCY MODULATION, W. L. Everitt. AlEE T. ANCACTIONS ''ction), volume 59, 190, pages 613-25. .
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