July 2013 Guide - WTTW 11

Air Check 

Dear Member, 

We all know that summer in Chicago is special for so many reasons, but one of the things I personally 

look forward to most each year is WFMT’s great tradition of broadcasting live from our city’s wonderful 

outdoor music festivals. On any given night, there are so many and varied opportunities for Chicagoans 

to hear live music, and I’m proud that our unique and valued partnerships with the Ravinia Festival and 

the Grant Park Orchestra allow us to bring these stellar performances to 

listeners wherever they are. I hope you will tune in to WFMT throughout 

the summer to enjoy the wide variety of classical artists and exciting 

programs that these cultural institutions have to offer. 

Summer is certainly in full swing on WTTW11, as the month commences 

with A Capitol Fourth, the annual Independence Day broadcast live from 

the U.S. Capitol. We also take you behind the scenes at some of Britain’s 

most iconic estates, including Althorp, the late Princess Diana’s family 

seat, and Highclere Castle, the setting of Downton Abbey. We go back 

to the 1960s to meet a young Inspector Morse as he solves four new 

mysteries; travel to Egypt to explore new findings at the tomb of King 

Tutankhamen; trace the life of renowned mystery writer Agatha Christie 

and the reign of Queen Elizabeth II on the occasion of her Diamond Jubilee; and look at World War II 

from a new perspective, in Nazi Mega Weapons. And you can now see Charlie Rose in a new series on 

Sundays at noon beginning July 7. 

On WFMT, our live broadcasts from the 2013 Grant Park Music Festival in Pritzker Pavilion include 

a Rodgers and Hammerstein evening on July 17, Saint-Saens’ Organ Symphony on July 19, and music 

of Sibelius on July 26, hosted by Dave Schwan. On Saturday afternoons, our Lyric Opera of Chicago rebroadcasts 

conclude for this season with Previn’s A Streetcar Named Desire starring Renée Fleming, plus 

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!, July 6 and 13. We follow Lyric with performances from the Los 

Angeles Opera with Verdi on July 20 featuring tenor Placido Domingo and James Conlon conducting. 

Don’t miss out on this festival of July programming. As always, you’ll find detailed information about 

all of our programming, exclusive web content, invitations to special events, and online video and 

audio streaming on our websites at wttw.com and wfmt.com. Enjoy summer in Chicago, and thank 

you for your continued support. 

Guide 

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Websites 

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Greg Cameron 

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Guide Staff 

Publisher 

Anne Gleason 

Art Director 

Tom Peth 

Television Contributors 

Julia Maish, Dan Soles 

Radio Contributor 

Andrea Lamoreaux 

Distribution Manager 

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Inside the Guide 

3 Member Connections 

4 Member Perks 

5 TV Listings 

6 WTTW Digital Channel Highlights 

14 Primetime Grid 

Dan Schmidt 

President & CEO 

16 WTTW Kid Grid 

18 Do it Yourself Saturdays 

20 At-a-Glance 

21 Radio Listings 

31 Sponsors 

Network Chicago Guide 

(ISSN 1543-9585) 

July 2013 

Volume 28, Number 188 

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ON THE COVER: Christopher Bell conducts the Grant Park Orchestra and its chorus. Photo credit: Patrick Pyszka. 

2 JULY 2013

Follow that Fan Van! 

The WTTW Kids Great Food Fan Van is on the road throughout 

July, bringing healthy food and musical fun to a market near you. 

Get active with Miss Lori’s CAMPUS and the CAMPUS kids, and try 

something new too! For a complete schedule of performances and 

activities, visit wttw.com/events. 

Miss Lori 

What 

WTTW Kids Great Food 

Fan Van Tour 

Where & When 

Visit wttw.com/events 

for times and locations 

MEMBER Connections 

WTTW Kids Fun and Run 

What 

WTTW Kids “Readers Are 

Leaders” Summer Tour 

Where 

Town Square Wheaton 

271 Town Square in Wheaton 

When 

Thursday, July 11, 10:30 am 

WTTW Readers Are Leaders 

Svetlana Belsky 

Join us at the Town Square Wheaton for a FREE, fun-filled WTTW 

Kids Readers Are Leaders performance, featuring Miss Lori from Miss 

Lori’s CAMPUS. Shows will include singing, fun activities, and free 

children’s books for the first 200 children who attend. Also, there will 

be a special appearance by Curious George! Free parking available. 

This is a perfect way to have fun and support early literacy 

development. For the complete summer tour schedule and more 

info, visit wttw.com/events. 

What 

10th Annual WTTW Kids Fun and Run 

Where 

Lincoln Park in Chicago 

Cannon Drive, South of Fullerton 

When 

Sunday, August 25, 9:00 am to Noon 

Members-Only pre-race concert: 8:00 am 

This popular summer tradition continues! Meet 

your favorite WTTW Kids walk-around characters 

including Elmo, Cookie Monster, Grover, Cat in the 

Hat, Arthur, D.W., and Martha from Martha Speaks; 

get moving on the 3K family walk and 5K fun run; 

enjoy food and beverage; and a summer morning 

packed with fun. Your registration includes an official 

event t-shirt, goodie bag, runner/walker number, 

and the knowledge that you’re helping to support 

quality children’s programming on WTTW. 

Learn more and register at wttw.com/funandrun 

or call (773) 509-5333. 

Il Volo in Concert 

After winning the hearts of viewers across America, Il Volo – the Italian trio 

comprised of Piero Barone (age 19), Ignazio Borschetto (age 18), and Gianluca 

Ginoble (age 18) – returns to Chicago for their second American concert tour. 

The Italian singing sensations will perform songs from their latest album We Are 

Love including the signature song which shows off their multilingual prowess as 

they sing in English, Spanish, French, and Italian, and the album’s lead track, 

“Questo Amore,” a fresh Italian take on Diane Warren’s huge hit for Aerosmith, 

“I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing.” 

What 

Il Volo in Concert 

Where 

Chicago Theatre 

175 N State Street 

in Chicago 

When 

Wednesday, September 4, 

7:30 pm 

Save the Date 

Don’t miss this special experience 

to meet host Phil Ponce and the rest of 

the Chicago Tonight team! You’ll enjoy 

dinner, a private viewing of the program, 

and a studio tour. After the 

program, the producers and hosts will 

answer your questions and tell you 

what it’s like to make this live show 

every weeknight. To purchase tickets, 

please visit wttw.com/events. 

What 

Chicago Tonight Meet and Greet 

Where 

WTTW Studios 

5400 N. St. Louis Ave. 

in Chicago 

When 

Thursday, September 19, 6:00 pm 

2013 JULY 3

MEMBER PERKS 

2-for-1 Tickets to Woodstock 

Mozart Festival 

The Woodstock Mozart Festival presents its 27th season 

featuring three lively concert programs at the Woodstock Opera 

House. The opening concerts July 27 and 28 feature San Francisco 

Symphony Resident Conductor Donato Cabrera and awardwinning 

young pianist Vassily Primakov performing Bartók, 

Mozart, Stravinsky, and Haydn. On August 3 and 4, the Festival’s 

principal cellist Nazar Dzhuryn and French saxophonist Daniel 

Gauthier join conductor Igor Gruppman to perform Mozart, 

Haydn, Mascagni, Ibert, Bizet, Schulhoff, and Itturalde. The 

season concludes August 10 and 11, when violinist Igor 

Gruppman (who also conducts) and violist Vesna Gruppman 

return by popular demand, performing Mozart and Haydn. 

The 2013 Woodstock Mozart Festival takes place July 

27-August 11, Saturdays at 8:00 pm and Sundays at 3:00 pm 

at the Woodstock Opera House, 121 Van Buren Street in 

Woodstock. A pre-concert introduction takes place one hour 

before each performance. WTTW members may purchase 

two tickets for the price of one, subject to limited availability, 

by calling the box office at (815) 338-5300 and identifying 

themselves as WTTW members. For information, visit 

mozartfest.org. 

Photo: Finzel Photography. 

$5 off tickets to BOEING-BOEING 

Drury Lane Theatre presents the Tony Award-winning 2008 Broadway revival version 

of the smash hit comedy BOEING-BOEING, now through August 4. BOEING-BOEING 

stars Saturday Night Live alum Nora Dunn as “Berthe” and was hailed as “Pure pleasure 

and unconditional bliss!” by the New York Times. 

Set in Paris in the 1960s, this comedy follows 

the flighty tale of Bernard, a jet-setting architect 

who is juggling three flight attendant fiancées 

with the help of his reluctant housekeeper. When 

his old pal, Robert, arrives at his swanky bachelor 

pad, Bernard proudly unveils his ingenious 

scheme. Despite his clever arrangement, 

Bernard’s life starts to unravel when a new turbo-charged Boeing is introduced. In a hysterical 

whirlwind of mayhem, Bernard finds out that one woman is all he can handle. 

To redeem this special offer, call the Drury Lane Theatre box office at (630) 530-0111 

or visit drurylane.com and reference code “WTTW.” Not valid on previously purchased 

tickets, cannot be combined with any other offer, subject to availability and limit four 

tickets per member. Expires August 1. 

$10 Off Tickets to Cirque Shanghai 

Playing now through Labor Day at the Pepsi ® Skyline Stage ® at Navy Pier, Cirque 

Shanghai: Dragon’s Thunder is a spectacle for audiences of all ages, featuring performers 

direct from China who are leaders in their craft 

of tumbling, juggling, balancing, and more. 

With a total of 36 troupe members, “Dragon’s 

Thunder” is the largest Cirque Shanghai cast 

to ever visit the United States. 

This year’s production features an incredible 

line up of awe-inspiring acts, including “The 

Chinese Flex Bar,” the heart stopping “Gravity 

Swings,” and the awesome sounds of the traditional 

Chinese “Dragon Drums.” 

Back from last year’s show is the fatetempting 

“Wheel of Destiny,” and China’s finest 

daredevil motorcycle troupe, “Imperial Thunder,” returning with not two, not four, but 

five motorcyclists riding at break-neck speeds within a steel globe. 

To redeem $10 off Emperor’s Court tickets, please call (800) 745-3000 or visit 

ticketmaster.com/shanghai and use code “WTTW.” Offer is valid on Adult Emperor’s 

Court tickets. Offer not valid on previously purchased tickets or in conjunction with any 

other offers. Restrictions apply. Offer valid through July 31, 2013. For show information, 

visit navypier.com/dragon. 

2-for-1 Tickets to TimeLine Theatre 

Named one of the Top 10 plays of 2011 by the New York Times, Blood and Gifts 

goes deep inside the secret U.S. intrigue that powered the Soviet-Afghan War of 

the 1980s. As a CIA operative struggles against conditions on the ground and 

politics in the halls of Washington to stop the Soviet Army’s destruction of 

Afghanistan, alliances shift and the outcome of the Cold War appears to hang in 

the balance until he and an Afghan warlord find that the only one they can trust 

is each other. 

For 2-for-1 tickets, use code “WFMT” when ordering via phone at (773) 281-8463 

ext 6. This offer is not available online and is subject to availability. Valid Wednesday 

through Friday performances through July 28 at TimeLine Theatre, 615 W. 

Wellington Avenue in Chicago. For more information, visit timelinetheatre.com. 

FOR DOZENS OF OTHER DISCOUNTS, visit wfmt.com and, under the Support WFMT menu, click on “Monthly Offers” or call (312) 987-WFMT for a 

recorded message. 


• Daily Television Programming 

Programmer’s Picks on WTTW Channel 11 

POV: Special Flight 

This film is a dramatic account of the plight of 

undocumented foreigners at the Frambois detention 

center in Geneva, Switzerland, and of the wardens 

who struggle to reconcile humane values with the 

harsh realities of a strict deportation system. 

Monday, July 1, 10:00 pm 

Secrets of Althorp: 

The Spencers 

Nineteen generations of Spencers have lived at 

Althorp, the childhood home of Diana, Princess of 

Wales. The estate is now in the hands of Diana’s 

brother Charles the 9th Earl Spencer. He gives us a 

personal tour around this magnificent manor. 

Sunday, July 7, 7:00 pm 

Make Me 

In this entertaining series, medically trained 

Michael Mosley goes on a journey of discovery to 

see if cutting edge science really can improve his 

life. Mosley aims to answer some of science’s most 

puzzling questions with self-experiments. 

Thursdays, July 18 and 25, 9:00 pm 

See page 6 for information about WTTW Prime listings. 

Monday 1 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Austin City Limits: The 

Decemberists/Gillian Welch 

1:00 Doc Martin: The Admirer [R] 

2:00 Krakatoa: The Last Days [R] 

3:30 Stonewall Uprising: 

American Experience [R] 

5:00 Victory Garden: Light 

5:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden 

Home: Seasonal Change 

MORNING-AFTERNOON 

6:00-6:00 WTTW Kids 

EVENING 

6:00 PBS NewsHour 

7:00 Chicago Tonight 

8:00 Antiques Roadshow: Vintage 

Milwaukee A Tiffany lamp, 

which was appraised at 

$8,000-$15,000 in 1998, 

is now valued between 

$20,000 and $30,000! 

9:00 Antiques Roadshow: 

Chattanooga (Part 1 of 

3) Discoveries include an 

1826 TennesSee hunting 

horn and an heirloom 

necklace whose centerpiece 

is a five carat diamond. 

10:00 POV: Special Flight A 

dramatic account of the plight 

of undocumented foreigners 

at the Frambois detention 

center in Geneva, Switzerland. 

11:00 Nightly Business Report 

11:30 BBC World News 

Tuesday 2 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Chicago Tonight [R] 

1:00 Tavis Smiley 

1:30 Charlie Rose 

2:30 Masterpiece Mystery! 

Inspector Lewis: 

Intelligent Design [R] 

4:00 Call the Midwife 

(Part 3 of 8) [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Statue of Liberty This 1985 

Ken Burns film chronicles 

the creation and history of 

the Statue of Liberty and 

what it represents to all 

Americans. Narrated by 

David McCullough. 

9:00 Mount Rushmore: American 

Experience The story of 

Mount Rushmore’s creation 

is as bizarre and wonderful 

as the monument itself. It is 

the story of hucksterism and 

hyperbole, of a massive public 

works project in the midst of 

an economic depression. 

10:00 Frontline: WikiSecrets 



Wednesday 3 

EARLY MORNING 





Chattanooga (Part 1 

of 3) See Mon. July 

1 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 POV: Special Flight See Mon. 

July 1 at 10:00 pm. [R] 

4:30 Arts Across America [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Nature: American Eagle 

Unique to North America, the 

bald eagle is the continent’s 

most recognizable aerial 

predator. Even in the best 

of times, it’s a surprisingly 

tough struggle to maintain 

a one-ton home and raise 

chicks until they can hunt on 

their own. This is an intimate 

portrait of these majestic 

raptors’ lives in the wild. 

9:00 NOVA: Dogs Decoded This 

episode brings to light new 

discoveries in genetics that are 

illuminating the origin of dogs, 

revealing the science behind 

the remarkable bond between 

humans and their dogs. 

10:00 Secrets of the Dead: The 

Silver Pharaoh The royal 

tomb of Pharaoh Psusennes I 

is one of the most spectacular 

of all the ancient Egyptian 

treasures. So why hasn’t 

the world heard about it? 

And what does it reveal 

about ancient Egypt? 



Thursday 4 

Independence Day 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Frontline [R] 

3:30 Statue of Liberty See Tues. 


4:30 Rick Steves’ Europe: 

European Travel 

Skills (Part 3) [R] 




EVENING 


7:00 A Capitol Fourth 

8:30 A Capitol Fourth [R] 

10:00 Mount Rushmore: American 

Experience See Tues. 




Friday 5 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Lidia Celebrates America: 

Freedom and Independence 

Join host and chef Lidia 

Bastianich as she celebrates 

independence and freedom 

with different cultures across 

America. The celebrity cast 

includes actress Anna Deavere 

Smith, opera singer Renée 

Fleming, singer Martha 

Wainwright, chef Jacques 

Pepin, and actor Alec Mapa. 



2:30 Nature: American 

Eagle See Wed. July 

3 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 Secrets of the Dead: The 

Silver Pharaoh See Wed. 


4:30 Local, USA [R] 

5:00 NOVA: Dogs Decoded 

See Wed. July 3 at 

9:00 pm. [R] 



EVENING 


7:00 Hidden Chicago 2 In this 

sequel to WTTW’s popular 

Hidden Chicago special, 

Geoffrey Baer explores dusty 

attics, deep tunnels, the 

In the Spotlight 

Tom Bergeron 

A Capitol Fourth 

Emmy Award-winning television 

personality Tom Bergeron (Dancing 

with the Stars) hosts America’s national 

Independence Day celebration live 

from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol. 

Bergeron will lead an all-star cast during 

the top-rated music and fireworks 

extravaganza that has become 

America’s favorite birthday party. With 

20 cameras positioned around the city, 

viewers at home are front and center 

for the greatest display of fireworks 

anywhere in the nation. As always, this 

program also airs on National Public 

Radio and to our troops around the 

world on the American Forces Network. 

Thursday, July 4, 

7:00 and 8:30 pm 


WTTW Digital Channel Highlights 

These digital channels are available with digital cable or over-the-air with a digital receiver. For more information about 

digital television and for complete schedules, visit wttw.com/schedules. 

HD 

WTTW11 in HD 

Free TV, over-the-air antenna viewers can watch 

WTTW11 in high-definition by tuning to channel 11-1. 

Cable or satellite viewers can locate WTTW11 in 

high-definition on the on-screen menu. 

Secrets of the Dead: Ultimate Tut 

Wednesday, July 10, 9:00 pm 

Explore the latest evidence from a team of archaeologists to build 

the ultimate picture of Tutankhamen. The program takes a 21stcentury 

approach to ancient history, following new scientific research 

and presenting fresh insights into how Tutankhamen was buried, why 

his tomb was the only one to remain intact, and the enduring 

enigma around how he died. 

Full schedule online at wttw.com/schedules 

Pictured: A scene from Ultimate Tut 

WTTW Prime 

WTTW Prime is our “prime time all the time” channel. 

Free TV, over-the-air antenna viewers can tune to 

channel 11-2 to find WTTW Prime. WTTW Prime is 

on Comcast digital cable channel 370 and on RCN 

channel 37. 

Masterpiece Contemporary: Endgame 

Thursday, July 11, 8:00 pm 

A nation teeters on the brink of civil war in this real-life political thriller 

about the negotiations that led to the end of apartheid in South Africa. 

Seemingly doomed to failure, the secret talks were held against a 

backdrop of terrorism, spying, blackmail, and escalating unrest. 


Pictured: William Hurt, Endgame 

WTTW Create 

WTTW Create is our how-to and lifestyle programming 

channel. Free TV, over-the-air antenna viewers tune 

to channel 11-3. WTTW Create is on Comcast digital 

cable channel 369 and on RCN channel 38. WTTW 

Create programming airs from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. 

WTTW PRIME ad 

Professor Martha 

Sunday, July 7, 11:00 am-5:00 pm 

School is back in session and Professor Martha Stewart is your 

teacher. Learn the basics of cooking from the original Domestic Diva. 

Lessons in roasting, stewing, and sautéing are on the syllabus. To 

ensure your “A,” don’t miss an episode. 


Pictured: Martha Stewart 

WTTW World 

WTTW World features public television’s signature 

documentary, science, and news programming 

complemented by original content from emerging 

producers. Free TV, over-the-air antenna viewers tune 

to channel 11-3. WTTW World is on Comcast digital 

cable channel 369 and on RCN channel 38. WTTW 

World programming airs from 8:00 pm to 7:00 am. 

Global Voices 

Sundays, 9:00 pm 

A new international independent documentary series, Global Voices 

samples the best of international documentary. The series features 

five all-new global docs and 21 notable international documentaries 

that have previously aired on PBS in other forums. 


Pictured: Daughter from Dangang/Balikbayan 

NEW! 

WTTW Vme 

WTTW Vme is our Spanish language channel. Free TV, 

over-the-air antenna viewers can tune to channel 11-4. 

WTTW Vme is on Comcast digital channels 368 and 

629, Dish Network channels 846 and 9414, DirectTV 

channel 440, and RCN channel 39. 

Estelares: Alfonso, el príncipe maldito 

Monday-Thursday, July 22-25, 8:00 pm 

The four-part miniseries stars actor José Luis García Pérez as Alfonso 

and Cristina Alfonso Peña as his wife, Carmen. The four chapters 

depict the life of a man who was destined to lead a life of luxury and 

comfort, until the abandonment of his wife, the death of his eldest son, 

and his own murder charge led to his tragic downfall. 


Pictured: José Luis García Pérez 

on demand 

WTTW on Demand 

Find WTTW on Demand by selecting Comcast’s Local 

folder. 

July On-Demand Picks 

• A Capitol Fourth 

• Check, Please! 

Pictured: Fireworks over the Capitol 




Charlie Rose 

Charlie Rose Weekend 

This new 30-minute weekly series 

features the iconic television anchor’s 

focus on the events and conversations 

shaping the week and the week ahead. 

Drawing on conversations from his 

nightly PBS program and new insightful 

perspectives from around the world, 

it captures the defining moments in 

politics, science, business, culture, 

media, and sports in a fresh, engaged, 

and smart presentation. 

Sundays beginning 

July 7, 12:00 pm 

candy aisle at Walgreen’s, 

and more in search of 

fascinating fragments of 

Chicago’s past and littleknown 

stories behind things 

we See and use every day. 

8:00 Check, Please! Hot Dogs, 

Hamburgers, and Pizza 

8:30 MEXICO – One Plate at a 

Time with Rick Bayless: 

The Kernel of Deliciousness 

The variety of corns available 

in Oaxaca boggles the mind 

and the taste buds. Rick 

introduces us to Amado 

Ramirez Leyva who believes 

that corn, domesticated some 

9,000 years ago in Mexico, is 

the basis of Mexican culture. 

9:00 Cleveland Orchestra in 

Performance: Pierre Boulez 

Conducts Mahler This program 

includes Gustav Mahler’s 

Adagio from Symphony No. 10 

in F-sharp Major, and Mahler’s 

“The Youth’s Magic Horn.” 

Pierre Boulez conducts. Vocal 

soloists are mezzo-soprano 

Magdalena Kozena and baritone 

Christian Gerhaher. 

10:30 Katmai: Alaska’s Wild 

Peninsula Filmmaker John 

Grabowska reveals the 

wilderness of the Alaska 

Peninsula, a cloud-cloaked 

landscape where bears 

outnumber people, and 

the sockeye salmon run is 

the largest in the world. 

11:00 Washington Week 

with Gwen Ifill 


Saturday 6 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Nightly Business Report 


European Travel 

Skills, Part III [R] 



2:30 Secrets of Henry 

VIII’s Palace [R] 

3:30 Doctor Who: A 

Christmas Carol [R] 


Hamburgers, and Pizza [R] 



The Kernel of Deliciousness 

See Fri. July 5 at 8:30 pm. [R] 

MORNING 


10:00 New Scandinavian 

Cooking: Milk and 

Chocolate of the North 

10:30 Wisconsin Foodie 

11:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals: 

Turkish Home Cooking 

11:30 MEXICO – One Plate at a 


Delicious Eco-Tourism[R] 

AFTERNOON 

12:00 Cook’s Country from 

America’s Test Kitchen: 

Fancy Chicken 

12:30 Primal Grill with Steven 

Raichlen: On the Wing 

1:00 Market Warriors: Antiquing 

in Long Beach, CA The 

pickers head out to the Long 

Beach Antique Market, where 

more than 800 vendors flock 

to the popular monthly market. 

2:00 America’s Test Kitchen 

from Cook’s Illustrated: 

Pasta, Please 



Perfecting Summer Classics 

3:00 Simply Ming: Crème 

Anglaise with Chef 

Duff Goldman 

3:30 Martha Bakes: Pate Sucree 

4:00 Martha Stewart’s Cooking 

School: Grains 




Rome – Ancient Glory 

5:30 Ask This Old House: 

Building a Custom Fireplace 

Mantle/Repairing a 

Leaking Kitchen Faucet 

EVENING 


Laying Sod in the 

Backyard/Installing a 

Wireless Thermostat 

6:30 McLaughlin Group 

7:00 As Time Goes By 

7:30 Keeping Up Appearances 

8:00 Doc Martin: The Holly Bears 

a Prickle Doc Martin and 

Louisa are finally going on 

their first date. However, in 

typical fashion, the clumsy 

doctor manages to ruin the 

moment with an inappropriate 

remark, and Louisa 

ends their affair, leaving 

Martin shell shocked. 

9:00 Saturday Night Movie: 

The Thomas Crown Affair 

Steve McQueen stars as a 

Boston tycoon who pulls off 

a daring bank heist just for 

kicks; Faye Dunaway plays 

the insurance investigator 

who eventually falls in love 

with him. (1968/Color) 

11:00 Hidden Chicago 2 [R] 

Sunday 7 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 NOVA: Dogs Decoded [R] 


Chattanooga (Part 1 of 3) [R] 


Vintage Milwaukee See Mon. 


3:00 Cleveland Orchestra in 

Performance: Pierre Boulez 

Conducts Mahler See Fri. 


4:30 Katmai: Alaska’s Wild 

Peninsula See Fri. July 

5 at 10:30 pm. [R] 



MORNING 

5:30-11:00 WTTW Kids 

11:00 Moyers & Company 

AFTERNOON 

12:00 Charlie Rose Weekend 

12:30 Rudy Maxa’s World: Nova 

Scotia and Newfoundland 



1:29 Movie: The Sunshine 

Boys After a long separation, 

two former vaudeville 

partners (Walter Matthau, 

George Burns) reunite to 

renew their friendship and 

their feud. (1975/Color) 

3:20 Movie: Oh, God! When God 

(George Burns) appears 

to an assistant grocery 

manager (John Denver) as 

a good natured old man, 

the Almighty selects him 

as his messenger for the 

modern world. (1977/Color) 

5:00 30 Good Minutes 

5:30 Arts Across America 

EVENING 

6:00 Exploring the Wild Kingdom 

It was called Mutual of 

Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, the 

greatest television wildlife 

program of all time, and it 

changed an entire generation’s 

perceptions of the natural 

world. We follow the dynamic 

evolution of the series. 

7:00 Secrets of Althorp: 

The Spencers 


Charles the 9th Earl Spencer 

Secrets of Althorp: 

The Spencers 

Nineteen generations of Spencers, one 

of Britain’s most eminent aristocratic 

dynasties, have lived for over 500 

years at Althorp – childhood home to 

the much beloved Diana, Princess of 

Wales. The house has witnessed joys 

and tragedies and the estate is now in 

the hands of Diana’s brother Charles 

the 9th Earl Spencer. He gives us a 

personal tour around this magnificent 

manor that is still very much a family 

home. 

Sunday, July 7, 

7:00 pm 

Shaun Evans 

Masterpiece Mystery! 

Endeavour 

Before Inspector Morse, there was the 

rookie Constable Morse, fed up with 

police work and ready to nip his career 

in the bud by handing in his resignation. 

That is, until a murder turned up that 

only he could solve. Shaun Evans stars 

as the young Endeavour Morse, before 

his signature red Jaguar but with his 

deductive powers already running in 

high gear. 

Sundays beginning 




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Pictured: 2014 Subaru Forester 2.5i Touring 

A cooking party for 20 

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A Puma Romeo scooter 

courtesy of City Scooters. 

A home entertainment 

system from CDW. 

Start your treasure hunt today! 

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Secrets of the Dead: 

Ultimate Tut 

Ninety years ago in Egypt’s Valley of 

the Kings, the greatest archaeological 

find in history was made: the discovery 

of Tutankhamen’s tomb and its golden 

treasures. It made Tutankhamen the 

most famous name in ancient Egyptian 

history. But the real story has become 

shrouded in myth – with many mysteries 

around the tomb unsolved to this 

day. This two-hour special combines 

the latest evidence from a team of 

archaeologists, anatomists, geologists, 

and Egyptologists to build the ultimate 

picture of Tutankhamen. Blending 3D 

graphics, stylized reconstruction, and 

action-adventure forensic investigation, 

the programs take a 21st-century 

approach to ancient history, following 

new scientific research and presenting 

fresh insights into how Tutankhamen 

was buried, why his tomb was the 

only one to remain intact, and the 

enduring enigma around how he died. 

Wednesday, July 10, 

9:00 pm 

Endeavor: Girl DC Morse 

and DI Thursday investigate 

burgled gas meters, the 

sudden death of a young 

secretarial student, and a 

string of Post Office robberies, 

confounding the solution to 

a pair of violent murders. 

9:30 Call the Midwife (Season 2, 

Part 4 of 8) Returning from 

her stint at the London 

Hospital, Jenny needs all 

her midwifery skill when 

she and Sister Evangelina 

assist at the birth of a baby 

born with spina bifida. 

10:30 Film School Shorts: 

Fire and Fury 

11:00 Doctor Who: The Impossible 

Astronaut The Doctor, Amy, 

and Rory receive a secret 

summons that leads them 

to the Oval Office in 1969. 

11:46 Doctor Who: Confidential – 

Coming to America 

Monday 8 

EARLY MORNING 

12:01 Live from the Artists 

Den: Mumford & Sons 

1:00 Austin City Limits: The 

Steve Miller Band/ 

Preservation Hall Jazz Band 

2:00 Doc Martin: The Holly 

Bears a Prickle See Sat. 


3:00 Secrets of Althorp: The 

Spencers See Sun. July 

7 at 7:00 pm. [R] 

4:00 Mount Rushmore: 

American Experience [R] 

5:00 Victory Garden: Hot 

5:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden to 

Table: The Rite of Spring 



EVENING 




Rochester Appraised items 

including a painting by Frank 

Zappa, a van Munster violin, 

and a Minton vase. One of 

these items increased more 

than five times in value 

and another has dropped 

by more than $1,000. Tune 

in to find out which item’s 

value has soared and 

which one’s is sinking. 



3) Highlights include a 

19th-century military overthe-shoulder 

saxophone; an 

heirloom Confederate soldier’s 

sword; and a collection of 

movie marketing memorabilia 

from the 1920s to the 1980s, 

valued at $10,000 to $15,000. 

10:00 POV: Herman’s House 

Herman Wallace may be the 

longest-serving prisoner in 

solitary confinement in the 

United States. This is an 

account of the remarkable 

expression his struggle found 

in an unusual project proposed 

by artist Jackie Sumell. 


Tuesday 9 

EARLY MORNING 





3:00 Exploring the Wild Kingdom 

See Sun. July 7 at 6:00 pm. [R] 


Part 4 of 8) See Sun. 





EVENING 



8:00 Lewis & Clark: The 

Journey of the Corps of 

Discovery (Part 1 of 2) This 

two-Part documentary by 

acclaimed filmmaker Ken 

Burns and co-producer 

Dayton Duncan presents 

the story of the incredible 

journey of the intrepid 

explorers Lewis and Clark, 

charged by President Thomas 

Jefferson to find and chart 

a path to the Pacific Ocean 

through the unexplored North 

American wilderness. Part 2 

airs next week at this time. 

10:00 Frontline 



Wednesday 10 

EARLY MORNING 





Endeavor: Girl See Sun. 



Vintage Rochester See Mon. 





EVENING 



8:00 NOVA: Building Pharaoh’s 

Chariot Around 3,600 years 

ago, reliefs in Egyptian 

tombs and temples depicted 

pharaohs and warriors 

proudly riding into battle on 

horse-drawn chariots. Was 

the Egyptian chariot really 

a revolutionary design? 

9:00 Secrets of the Dead: 

Ultimate Tut 



Thursday 11 

EARLY MORNING 







8 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 POV: Herman’s House 

See Mon. July 8 at 

10:00 pm. [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Extraordinary Women: 

Agatha Christie 

9:00 The Hayloft Gang: The Story 

of the National Barn Dance 

From its debut in 1924, one of 

the most popular and longest 

running programs on radio 

was the National Barn Dance. 

The Chicago-based WLS-AM 

variety show unified rural 

Americans with its nostalgic 

brand of traditional folk 

music and country humor, 

and helped define an identity 

for a struggling generation. 

10:00 Service: When Women 

Come Marching Home 

This journey from the 

deserts of Afghanistan to rural 

Tennessee and from Iraq to 

urban New York City shows 

women functioning as fully 

accepted and contributing 

members of a military unit 

as well as the devastating 

isolation and persecution 

of those who report rape. 



Friday 12 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Lewis & Clark: The Journey 



Extraordinary Women: 


Known as “the Queen of Crime 

Fiction” and revered as the “Master 

of Suspense,” famed author Agatha 

Christie perfected the art of the 

whodunit – and her mysteries were 

a masterpiece in misdirection. But 

her dramas were not just contained 

within her books. The real Agatha 

Christie remains as mysterious as 

any of the characters in her novels. 

Intensely private all her life, Agatha 

did leave hidden clues – and if you 

know where to look, these clues 

reveal a very different woman to that 

of her accepted public persona. 

Thursday, July 11, 

8:00 pm 



of the Corps of Discovery 

(Part 1 of 2) See Tues. 






EVENING 


7:00 Chicago Tonight: The Week 

in Review with Joel Weisman 

7:30 Jay’s Chicago: Forward 

Motion Barefoot running – 

year round! A man does his 

time for murder, then returns 

to his community to give 

back. Yoga and meditation 

in Cook County Jail. And, a 

Chicago program gives each 

teen a team of mentors. 

8:00 Check, Please! Andie’s/GT 

Fish & Oyster/Hog Wild 



Mercado Madness “You are 

what you eat.” Brillat Savarin’s 

statement fuels Rick’s tour 

of the 21 de Noviembre 

market in downtown Oaxaca. 

We uncover the incredibly 

rich culture of the market 

and its role in the daily lives 

and meals of the locals. 

9:00 American Masters: A Letter 

to Elia The controversial film 

director Elia Kazan was to be 

recognized with an honorary 

Academy Award for lifetime 

achievement, an honor that 

divided the movie industry 

and fueled social commentary 

across the country, due 

to his involvement in the 

Hollywood Blacklist. 

10:30 Architect Michael Graves: 

A Grand Tour His products 

for Target made this Indiana 

boy a household name, 

but in the 1980s Michael 

Graves became the darling 

of the architecture world with 

buildings that took a playful 

approach to classical forms. A 

sudden illness in 2003 left him 

wheelchair-bound, opening 

a new chapter in his career. 

Hosted by Geoffrey Baer. 




Saturday 13 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Nightly Business Report [R] 

12:30 Chicago Tonight: The 

Week in Review with 

Joel Weisman [R] 



2:30 Secrets of the Dead: 

Ultimate Tut See Wed. 


4:30 Architect Michael Graves: 

A Grand Tour See Fri. 





MORNING 


10:00 The Whitney Reynolds Show 



Winter Comfort Food 


Time with Rick Bayless: The 

Kernel of Deliciousness [R] 

AFTERNOON 



Tropical Barbecue 


Raichlen: At the Game 


in Chantilly, VA The pickers 

travel to Chantilly, Virginia, 

for the DC Big Flea. This 

six-times-a-year indoor 

show finds the pickers trying 

to make a big score on 

their target assignment to 

find miniature furniture. 

2:00 America’s Test Kitchen from 

Cook’s Illustrated: A Slow 

and Easy Thanksgiving 



Rethinking Seafood Classics 

3:00 Simply Ming: Caramelization 

with Guest Jody Adams 

3:30 Martha Bakes: Yeast Dough 


School: Preserving 


Fish & Oyster/Hog Wild [R] 


Rome – Baroque Brilliance 

5:30 Ask This Old House: Planting 

Palm Trees/Replacing an 

Old Heating System 

EVENING 


Special New York Episode 




8:00 Doc Martin: Nowt So Queer 

Portwenn is buzzing with 

the news of the engagement 

of Dr. Martin Ellingham and 

Headmistress Louisa Glasson. 

8:50 Death in Paradise (Season 1, 

Part 1) When a British 

cop is found murdered in 

a locked room on the tiny 

paradise island of Saint-Marie, 

Detective Inspector Richard 

Poole is sent to investigate. 

He’s the perfect man to solve 

the case – if only he didn’t 

just hate sun, sea, and sand. 

10:00 Saturday Night Movie: Get 

Shorty A film-loving loan shark 

teams with a B-movie producer 

to become a Hollywood 

mogul. Cast: John Travolta, 

Gene Hackman, Rene Russo, 

Danny DeVito. (1995/Color) 

Sunday 14 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 The Hayloft Gang: The 

Story of the National 

Barn Dance See Thurs. 

July 11 at 9:00 pm. [R] 


Agatha Christie See Thurs. 



3:00 NOVA: Building Pharaoh’s 

Chariot See Wed. July 

10 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

4:00 Service: When Women Come 

Marching Home See Thurs. 




MORNING 



AFTERNOON 


12:30 Rudy Maxa’s World: 

Food, Drink and Place 



1:30 Joanne Weir’s Cooking 

Confidence: Argentina 

Remembered 

2:00 Intelligence Squared: Should 

Genetically Engineered 

Babies Be Prohibited? 

Imagine a world free of genetic 

diseases, where parents 

control their offspring’s height, 

eye color, and intelligence. But 

even if the science could be 

perfected, is it morally wrong? 

3:00 Great Performances at the 

Met: Maria Stuarda Mezzosoprano 

Joyce DiDonato 

takes on the virtuosic bel 

canto role of the doomed 

Mary, Queen of Scots. The 

second opera of Donizetti’s 

Tudor trilogy explores regal 

characters at fateful moments 

of their lives. Elza van den 

Heever sings Elizabeth I. 


EVENING 


Agatha Christie [R] 

7:00 Secrets of Chatsworth 


Endeavor: Fugue Morse and 

Thursday are confronted with 

a new breed of murderer, as 

a string of Oxford homicides 

continues with no end in sight. 

The entire police department 

is working round the clock 

and a special expert comes 

on to assist, but Morse’s 

love of opera may be the 

key to stopping the killing. 


Part 5 of 8) The whole 

Poplar community pulls 

together to prepare for the 

annual Summer Fete. 

10:30 Film School Shorts: Blood 

is Thicker Than Mud 

A view of the art collection 

Secrets of Chatsworth 

Over five centuries, Chatsworth Estate 

has been passed down through 16 

generations of the Cavendish family, 

and is presently the home of the current 

12th Duke of Devonshire and his family. 

We discover the stories throughout its 

500 years that have shaped the history 

of Chatsworth into the acclaimed and 

distinguished house it has become 

today. So rich are some of the tales, 

they have even caught the imagination 

of Hollywood. And how does it really 

feel to live and work in such an opulent 

house with so much colorful history? 

We take a look behind the doors of 

the house and stroll around the vast 

gardens and estate, talking to the Duke 

and Duchess to find out the real truth 

behind Chatsworth. 

Sunday, July 14, 

7:00 pm 

11:00 Doctor Who: Day 

of the Moon 


Breaking the Silence 

Monday 15 

EARLY MORNING 


Den: Soundgarden 

1:00 Austin City Limits: Miranda 

Lambert/Jeff Bridges 

2:00 Doc Martin: Nowt so 

Queer See Sat. July 

13 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

3:00 Death in Paradise See Sat. 


4:00 Intelligence Squared: 

Should Genetically 

Engineered Babies Be 

Prohibited? See Sun. 


5:00 Victory Garden: Dark 


to Table: There’s More 

Than Meets the Arch 



2013 JULY 11


EVENING 

Nazi Mega Weapons 

(In 6 Parts) 

As Hitler’s grip on Europe tightened, 

he ordered men like Wernher von 

Braun, Ferdinand Porsche, and Alfried 

Krupp to build increasingly outlandish 

machines and structures to realize his 

master plan. This is World War II told 

from a new perspective. This six-part 

series uncovers the engineering secrets 

of three iconic mega structures, tells 

the stories of the evil geniuses that 

designed them, and reveals how these 

structures sparked a technological 

revolution that changed warfare forever. 

Wednesdays beginning 





Louisville A 19th-century folk 

art jug, which was originally 

appraised in 1998 at $30,000 

to $50,000, has since leaped 

in value to an estimated 

$100,000 to $150,000! Also 

appraised are a South 

Carolina Slave Badge from 

1810 and James Dean’s 

high school yearbook. 



3) Appraisal highlights: 

an heirloom 18th-century 

Chippendale tall chest; a 

unique piece of presidential 

memorabilia: an “8-ball” 

presented to Harry Truman 

in 1948 by the Los Angeles 

Press Club; and a pristine 

Lionel train set, circa 1930, 

valued at $2,500 to $3,000. 

10:00 POV: Only the Young This film 

follows three unconventional 

Christian teenagers coming 

of age in a small Southern 

California town. Skateboarders 

Garrison and Kevin, and 

Garrison’s on-and-off 

girlfriend, Skye, wrestle with 

the eternal questions of youth: 

friendship, true love, and 

the promise of the future. 


Tuesday 16 

EARLY MORNING 






See Sun. July 14 at 

7:00 pm. [R] 







EVENING 



8:00 Lewis & Clark: The Journey 

of the Corps of Discovery 

(Part 2 of 2) See Tues. 

July 9 at 8:00 pm. 




Wednesday 17 

EARLY MORNING 





Endeavor: Fugue See Sun. 



Vintage Louisville See Mon. 





EVENING 



8:00 Nature: Elsa’s Legacy – The 

Born Free Story 2010 

marked the 50th anniversary 

of the publication of Born 

Free – a book and then a 

film that forever changed the 

way we think about wildlife. 

What did it teach us? 

9:00 NOVA: B-29 Frozen in 

Time This program follows 

pilot Darryl Greenamyer 

as he heads an expedition 

into the Arctic to rescue a 

downed B-29. The second 

half focuses on the Titanic’s 

sister ship, the Brittanic, 

which was either torpedoed 

or struck a mine in 1916. 

10:00 Nazi Mega Weapons 

(Part 1 of 6) 



Thursday 18 

EARLY MORNING 







15 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 POV: Only the Young 

See Mon. July 15 at 

10:00 pm. [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Diamond Queen (Part 1 of 3) 

9:00 Make Me: Smart (Part 1 of 3) 

10:00 The Bletchley Circle (Part 1 

of 3) Susan, noticing a pattern 

in a string of London murders, 

contacts her old friends from 

Bletchley – Millie, Lucy, and 

Jean – to try to identify the 

killer. Treating the crimes 

like a code to be cracked, 

they determine how the 

killer is finding his victims 

and where a missing girl 

must have been abducted. 



Friday 19 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Lewis & Clark: The 

Journey of the Corps of 

Discovery (Part 2 of 2) [R] 





EVENING 




7:30 Jay’s Chicago: Unexpected 

Art The unique artistic talent 

of our own Phil Ponce. A look 

inside the home of outsider 

artist Henry Darger. The Field 

Museum’s artist in residence, 

and the Chicago man who is 

a hero in the taxidermy world. 

8:00 Check, Please! Calumet 

Fisheries/Yusho/ 

Antico Posto 



Oaxacan Cheese Primer In 

Mexico, cheese is all about 

fresh cheese. So fresh, in 

fact, that Rick planned his 

cheese making with two 

local women in the village 

of Rojas around the milking 

of the alfalfa-fed cows. 

9:00 Biking the Boulevards with 

Geoffrey Baer Host Geoffrey 

Baer hops on his bike and 

explores the beautiful parks 

and historic neighborhoods 

along Chicago’s boulevards, 

including Bronzeville, 

Englewood, Lawndale, 

and Logan Square. 

10:30 The Invisible Hand: Architect 

Thomas Beeby Geoffrey Baer 

hosts this documentary about 

the 2013 winner of the Richard 

H. Driehaus Prize for Classical 

and Traditional Architecture. 

The first Chicago architect to 

win the prize, Thomas Beeby 

is probably best known for his 

classically inspired postmodern 

design for the Harold 

Washington Public Library. 




Saturday 20 

EARLY MORNING 







2:30 NOVA: B-29 Frozen 

in Time See Wed. July 

17 at 9:00 pm. [R] 


(Part 1 of 6) See Wed. 


4:30 The Invisible Hand: Architect 

Thomas Beeby See Fri. 




Diamond Queen 

(In 3 Parts) 

For the first time in modern history a 

monarch reaches her Diamond Jubilee. 

To mark the occasion, this three-part 

series presents a definitive analysis of 

The Queen’s reign. It features interviews 

with prime ministers, world leaders, and 

special interviews with members of the 

Royal Family, and closely follows the 

Queen’s working engagements around 

the world for the period of more than a 

year and a half. 

Thursdays beginning 






MORNING 





Burgers and Fries 



Mercado Madness [R] 

AFTERNOON 



Southern Classics 


Raichlen: Primal Grill 

1:00 Market Warriors: 

Antiquing in Greenwich, 

NY The pickers head to the 

Washington County Antique 

Fair, charged with bringing 

back a military object. 



A Latin Celebration 



Skewered and Wrapped 

3:00 Simply Ming: Thickening 

with Guest Susur Lee 

3:30 Martha Bakes: Biscuits 

and Scones 


School: Legumes 



Antico Posto [R] 


Rome – Back-Street Riches 


Installing a New Kitchen 

Sink and Faucet/Installing 

Insulated Sidelights 

EVENING 


Installing a Privacy 

Fence/Replacing a 

Clogged Shower Valve 




8:00 Doc Martin: Happily Ever 

After Martin manages to 

offend the local vicar who 

is due to conduct Martin 

and Louisa’s wedding 

ceremony by suggesting he 

has a drinking problem. 


Part 2) As DI Richard Poole 

desperately searches for a 

decent cup of tea, a bride 

is murdered on her wedding 

day. It is a tragedy DS Camille 

Bordey can’t help but notice, 

whilst Richard is more interested 

in housekeeping signs. 

10:00 Warriors: Napoleon (Part 1 

of 3) Napoleon created an 

empire greater than any seen 

in Europe since the days of 

Rome. But little more than 

ten years before, Napoleon 

Bonaparte had been a penniless 

captain in the French 

army. What had led to his dramatic 

rise to absolute power? 

11:00 Biking the Boulevards 

with Geoffrey Baer See Fri. 


Sunday 21 

EARLY MORNING 

12:30 Jay’s Chicago: 

Unexpected Art See Fri. 



2:00 Make Me: Smart (Part 1 

of 3) See Thurs. July 

18 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

3:00 The Bletchley Circle 

(Part 1 of 3) See Thurs. 


4:00 Nature: Elsa’s Legacy – The 

Born Free Story See Wed. 





MORNING 



AFTERNOON 


12:30 Rudy Maxa’s World: Four 

Great Cities of Asia 




1:30 Joanne Weir’s Cooking 

Confidence: Bistro Style 


See Sun. July 14 at 

7:00 pm. [R] 

3:00 Shaw Festival: Behind the 

Curtain A behind-the-scenes 

look at the Shaw Festival, one 

of North America’s longest 

running, most distinctive, and 

exciting theater experiences. 

4:00 Bridge the Gap to Pine 

Ridge Host Chris Bashinelli 

travels the world to See how 

others live outside of his 

hometown of Brooklyn. 

5:00 30 Good Minutes 


EVENING 

6:00 Diamond Queen 

(Part 1 of 3) [R] 

7:00 Secrets of Highclere Castle 

Highclere Castle might 

be famous for being the 

backdrop to Downton Abbey, 

but behind the doors of this 

fairy tale castle still lives a 

real Lord and lady. This is the 

behind-the-scenes story of 

the one of the England’s most 

spectacular country houses. 


Endeavor: Rocket A 

royal visit to a family-owned 

munitions factory begins as a 

proud occasion for the people 

of Oxford, but the joyous 

day ends with murder. Morse 

delves into the family’s murky 

past, as well as his own, as he 

attempts to uncover the culprit 

before more lives are lost. 


Part 6 of 8) Dr. Turner is 

determined that Poplar will no 

longer live under the threat 

of tuberculosis. While the 

nuns and nurses support his 

campaign to bring tuberculosis 

screening facilities to the 

area, Jenny’s nursing rounds 

lead her to a family that 

has suffered devastating 

misfortune from the disease. 

10:30 Film School Shorts: Man Up 

11:00 Doctor Who: The Curse 

of the Black Spot The 

TARDIS is marooned onboard 

a seventeenth-century 

pirate-ship whose crew is 

being lured to their death 

by a beautiful Siren. 


Ship Ahoy! 

Monday 22 

EARLY MORNING 


Den: The Killers 

1:00 Austin City Limits: 

Tim McGraw 

2:00 Doc Martin: Happily 

Ever After See Sat. July 

20 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

3:00 Death in Paradise 

(Season 1, Part 2) See Sat. 


4:00 Warriors: Napoleon 

(Part 1 of 3) See Sat. July 

20 at 10:00 pm. [R] 

5:00 Victory Garden: Easy 


to Table: Follow the Pig 



EVENING 




Hartford A 1915 Coca- 

Cola® jigsaw puzzle and an 

Emancipation Announcement 

print both gained value 

since the last visit, but the 

big winner is a Tiffany 

aquamarine glass vase. 

9:00 Antiques Roadshow: Biloxi 

(Part 1 of 3) Highlights 

include a circa 1950 Walter 

Anderson linocut; an 1899 

“Buffalo Bill” poster; and a 

1928 Art Deco sculpture of 

dancers from the Russian 

Ballet, created by Romanian 

artist Demeter Chiparus. 

10:00 POV: High Tech, Low Life 

This film follows two of 

China’s first citizen-reporters 

as they attempt to navigate 

China’s evolving censorship 

regulations and challenge the 

boundaries of free speech. 


Make Me 

(In 3 Parts) 

In this entertaining series from the 

BBC, medically trained Michael Mosley 

goes on a quest to determine if cutting 

edge science really can improve his 

life. In part one, Michael investigates 

ways to increase his intelligence; in 

part two, he contemplates the value 

of sleep, and explores whether a new 

wave of drugs promises to effectively 

treat insomnia; and in part three, he 

journeys to the logical conclusion of 

modern medicine: triumph over death. 

Thursdays beginning 


Warriors 

(In 3 Parts) 

This new three-part series brings you 

lavish, all-action dramatic spectacles 

based on the lives of four men – 

Napoleon, Richard the Lionheart, 

Saladin, and Attila the Hun – who 

shaped the world around them. 

Powerful, magnetic personalities 

that have earned their place in the 

world’s imagination, prepared to die 

for what they believed in…whether it 

was God or gold, the pursuit of power 

and glory, or a magnificent ideal. 

Saturdays beginning 



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11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow POV: Special Fight 

11-2 Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe NOVA: Manhunt – Boston Bombers Nature: Kangaroo Mob Wild! Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Simply Ming Hubert Keller Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country To be announced PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight The Statue of Liberty Mount Rushmore: American Experience Frontline: WikiSecrets 

11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Check, Please! Mind of a Chef This Old House Hour Globe Trekker Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Caprial and John Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen To be announced PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: American Eagle NOVA: Dogs Decoded Secrets of the Dead: The Silver Pharaoh 

11-2 Doc Martin Doctor Who Hustle MI-5 Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country To be announced PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour A Capitol Fourth A Capitol Fourth Mount Rushmore: American Experience 

11-2 Arts Across America Burt Wolf Scott & Bailey Masterpiece Contemporary: Framed Travelscope Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Caprial and John Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Secrets of the Dead: China’s Terracotta Warriors PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Hidden Chicago Check, Please! Mexico - R. Bayless Cleveland Orchestra in Performance: Boulez Conducts Mahler Katma: Alaska’s Wild … 

11-2 Motorweek McLaughlin Group Moyers & Company Washington Week Inside Washington BBC Newsnight Charlie Rose Weekend Thomas Beebe The Truth About Money 

11-3 Simply Ming Hubert Keller Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Anthem PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 Ask This Old House McLaughlin Group As Time Goes By Keeping Up App… Doc Martin Movie: The Thomas Crown Affair 

11-2 Masterpiece Contemporary: Framed (5:30) Antiques Roadshow Might Mississippi Chesapeake Bay By Air Doctor Who 

11-3 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Marathon Charlie Rose Inside Washington America Reframed: Follow the Leader Out of Order 

11-1 Exploring the Wild Kingdom Secrets of Althorp: The Spencers Masterpiece Mystery: Endeavour – Girl Call the Midwife Film School Shorts 

11-2 Movie: Oh, God! (5:00) History Detectives Frontline: WikiSecrets Inside Nature’s Giants Secrets of the Dead: Airman & The Headhunters 

11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Tomlinson Hill Global Voices Global Voices Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow POV: Herman’s House 

11-2 Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe NOVA: Power Surge Nature: Legendary White Stallions Wild!: Chasing Wild Horses Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Simply Ming Jacques Pepin Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Pioneers in Aviation: The Race to the Moon PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery (Part 1) Frontline 


11-3 Caprial and John Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Nature: American Eagle PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight NOVA: Building Pharaoh’s Chariot Secrets of the Dead: Ultimate Tut 


11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Lidia’s Italy in America Frontline PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Extraordinary Women: Agatha Christie Hayloft Gang: The Story of The National Barn… Service: When Women Come Marching Home 

11-2 Arts Across America Burt Wolf Scott & Bailey Masterpiece Contemporary: Endgame Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Caprial and John Julia and Jacques Secrets of the Dead PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Jay’s Chicago Check, Please! Mexico - R. Bayless American Masters: A Letter to Ella Architect: Michael … 

11-2 Motorweek McLaughlin Group Moyers & Company Washington Week Inside Washington BBC Newsnight Charlie Rose Weekend The Week in Review The Truth About Money 

11-3 Simply Ming Jacques Pepin Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Blackfeet Encounter PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 Ask This Old House McLaughlin Group As Time Goes By Keeping Up App… Doc Martin Death in Paradise (8:50) Movie: Get Shorty 

11-2 Masterpiece Contemporary: Endgame (5:00) Antiques Roadshow Might Mississippi Niagara Falls Doctor Who 

11-3 Travel with Kids B Organic New Scandinavian … Christina Cooks Charlie Rose Inside Washington America Reframed: Meat Hooked Tomlinson Hill 

11-1 Extraordinary Women: Agatha Christie Secrets of Chatsworth Masterpiece Mystery: Endeavour – Fugue Call the Midwife Film School Shorts 

11-2 Movie: Get Shorty (5:00) History Detectives Frontline Inside Nature’s Giants Secrets of the Dead: Mumbai Massacre 

11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Question One Global Voices Global Voices 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow POV: Only the Young 

11-2 Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe NOVA: Ape Genius Nature: Private Life of Deer Wild!: Giant Sharks Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Simply Ming Jacques Pepin Lidia’s Italy in America American Masters: A Letter to Ella PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 


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11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery (Part 2) Frontline: The Real CSI 


11-3 Caprial and John Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin Jewish People: A Story of Survival PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: Elsa’s Legacy – The Born Free Story NOVA: B-29 – Frozen in Time Nazi Mega Weapons 


11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Frontline PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Diamond Queen Make Me Bletchley Circle 

11-2 Arts Across America Burt Wolf Scott & Bailey Masterpiece Contemporary: Place of Execution (Part 1) Travelscope Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Caprial and John Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Jay’s Chicago Check, Please! Mexico - R. Bayless Biking the Boulevards Thomas Beebe 


11-3 Simply Ming Jacques Pepin Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country The Spirit of Sacajuwea PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 Ask This Old House McLaughlin Group As Time Goes By Keeping Up App… Doc Martin Death in Paradise (8:50) Warriors: Napoleon 

11-2 Masterpiece Contemporary: Place of … (5:30) Antiques Roadshow Might Mississippi Over Hawaii Doctor Who 

11-3 Taste This Essential Pepin Joanne Weir Barbecue University Charlie Rose Inside Washington America Reframed: After Happily Ever After Question One 

11-1 Diamond Queen Secrets of Highclere Castle Masterpiece Mystery: Endeavour - Rocket Call the Midwife Film School Shorts 

11-2 Movie: Sunshine Boys (5:00) History Detectives Frontline: The Real CSI Inside Nature’s Giants Secrets of the Dead: Japanese Supersub 

11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia America Reframed: After Happily Ever After Global Voices Global Voices Lost Years of Zora … 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow POV: High Tech, Low Life 

11-2 Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe NOVA: Extreme Cave Diving Nature: Great Zebra Exodus Wild!: Big Cat Challenge Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Simply Ming Jacques Pepin Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Nature: An Original Duckumentary PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight The Buddha Secrets of the Dead: Bones of the Buddha 


11-3 Caprial and John Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Nature: Elsa’s Legacy - The Born Free Story PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: Siberian Tiger Quest NOVA: 3D Spies of WWII Nazi Mega Weapons 



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11-2 Arts Across America Burt Wolf Scott & Bailey Masterpiece Contemporary: Place of Execution (Part 2) Travelscope Chicago Tonight 

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11-3 Coastal Cooking Simply Ming Barbecue University Ciao Italia Charlie Rose Inside Washington America Reframed: New Muslim Cool Global Voices 

11-1 Diamond Queen The Titanic with Len Goodman Masterpiece Mystery: Endeavour - Home Call the Midwife Film School Shorts 

11-2 Movie: The Thomas Crown Affair (5:00) History Detectives Frontline: Inside Japan’s Nuclear Meltdown Inside Nature’s Giants Secrets of the Dead: Churchill’s Deadly Decision 

11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia America Reframed: Big Enough Last Harvest Global Voices Global Voices 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow POV: Neurotypical 

11-2 Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe NOVA: Earth From Space Wild!: Sperm Whales Chicago Tonight 

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12:00 (M-Th) Word World 

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1:00 (M-W-F) Daniel Tiger’s 

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(Tu-Th) Barney 

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(F) Bob the Builder 

2:00 Thomas and Friends 

2:30 (M-Th) Clifford 

(F) Cyberchase 

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(F) Friday Palooza 

3:30 (M-Th) Curious George 


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4:30 (M-Th) Arthur 


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6:30 Clifford 

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7:30 Super Why 

8:00 Daniel Tiger’s 

Neighborhood 

8:30 Dinosaur Train 

9:00 Bob the Builder 

9:30 Thomas & Friends 

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5:30 Barney and Friends 

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6:30 Sid The Science Kid 

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8:30 Word Girl 

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Do it Yourself Saturdays 


11:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals 

11:30 Mexico – One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless 

12:00 Cook’s Country 

12:30 Primal Grill 

1:00 Market Warriors 



3:00 Simply Ming 

3:30 Martha Bakes 

4:00 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School 

4:30 Check, Please! 

5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 

5:30 This Old House 

6:00 Ask This Old House 

Rick Bayless, Mexico: One Plate at 

a Time with Rick Bayless 

Steven Raichlen, Primal Grill 

Jack Bishop and Christopher Kimball, America’s Test Kitchen 

Tuesday 23 

EARLY MORNING 





3:00 Secrets of Highclere 

Castle See Sun. July 

21 at 7:00 pm. [R] 







EVENING 



8:00 Buddha Two and a half millennia 

ago, a new religion was 

born in northern India, generated 

from the ideas of a single 

man, the Buddha, a mysterious 

Indian sage who famously 

gained enlightenment while 

he sat under a fig tree. 

10:00 Secrets of the Dead: Bones 

of the Buddha Did a 19thcentury 

British landowner really 

discover gold, jewels, and 

the charred bones of the Lord 

Buddha in an underground 

chamber on his estate? 



Wednesday 24 

EARLY MORNING 





Endeavor: Rocket See Sun. 



Vintage Hartford See Mon. 





EVENING 



8:00 Nature: Siberian Tiger Quest 

This film features the work of 

Korean cameraman Sooyong 

Park, who spent two years 

in the forest tracking and 

filming the world’s biggest 

cat: the rare Siberian tiger. 

9:00 NOVA: 3D Spies of WWII 

During World War II, Hitler’s 

scientists developed 

terrifying new weapons of 

mass destruction. Alarmed, 

Allied intelligence recruited 

a team of brilliant minds 

to pore over millions of air 

photos shot at great risk 

over German territory. 


(Part 2 of 6) 



Thursday 25 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Secrets of the Dead: Bones 

of the Buddha See Tues. 


3:30 POV: High Tech, Low 

Life See Mon. July 22 

at 10:00 pm. [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Diamond Queen (Part 2 of 3) 

See Thurs. July 18 at 8:00 pm. 

9:00 Make Me: Stay Awake 

10:00 The Bletchley Circle (Part 2 

of 3) When Scotland Yard 

dismisses the women’s 

theories, they realize it’s up to 

them to stop the killer before 

he takes his next victim. 



Friday 26 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Buddha See Tues. July 

23 at 8:00 pm. [R] 





EVENING 




7:30 Jay’s Chicago: Paths 

to Healing 

8:00 Check, Please! 90 Miles/The 

Village/Franks ‘n’ Dawgs 



Puerto Escondido – Living 

the Dream Ever dream of 

renting a space with a kitchen 

in Mexico just so you can 

cook all the fresh fish you 

can eat? Rick lives the dream 

at Hotel Villas Carrizalillo 

in Puerto Escondido. 

9:00 Great Performances: 

Dancing at Jacob’s Pillow – 

Never Stand Still Narrated by 

acclaimed choreographer Bill 

T. Jones, the story of Jacob’s 

Pillow as an international 

dance center is interwoven 

throughout this performance 

documentary with never before 

seen footage and images. 

10:00 In Performance at the 

White House: The Motown 

Sound The President and 


First Lady host this special 

evening, which feature an 

all-star cast of performers 

and guests, including current 

stars as well as icons from 

Motown’s golden era. 




Saturday 27 

EARLY MORNING 







2:30 NOVA: 3D Spies of 

WWII See Wed. July 

24 at 9:00 pm. [R] 


(Part 2 of 6) See Wed. 


4:30 Rick Steves’ Europe: Rome – 

Back-Street Riches [R] 




MORNING 





Italian, Philly Style, 

with Marc Vetri 



Oaxacan Cheese Primer [R] 

AFTERNOON 



Retro Desserts 


Raichlen: Barbecue’s 

Birthplace 


in Oronoco, MN the 

pickers head out to the 

annual Downtown Oronoco 

Gold Rush Days to find 

an antique toy among the 

more than 300 vendors 

scattered throughout town. 


Cook’s Illustrated: New 

York-Style Pizza at Home 


Cook’s Illustrated: Short 

Ribs and Chops Hit the Grill 

3:00 Simply Ming: On the Road 

with Michael Schlow at Tico 

3:30 Martha Bakes: Muffins 

and Popovers 


School: Shrimp 


Village/Franks ‘n’ Dawgs [R] 


Florence – Heart of 

the Renaissance 


Installing Interior 

Window Trim/Heating 

a Swimming Pool 

EVENING 

6:00 Ask This Old House: Properly 

Mulching Garden Beds/ 

Installing a Natural Gas Line 




8:00 Doc Martin Life in the 

beautiful Cornish village 

of Portwenn has become 

ever more infuriating for Dr. 

Martin Ellingham since the 

heart-wrenching decision 

to call off his marriage to 

local headmistress Louisa. 


Part 3) When a woman not 

only predicts her own murder 

but also gives a description 

of the murderer, it all feels too 

easy for DI Richard Poole. 

10:00 Warriors: Richard the 

Lionheart and Saladin (Part 2 

of 3) The Christians are on the 

brink of defeat in their Crusade 

against Saladin for control of 

the Holy Land. Richard the 

Lionheart staked his reputation 

on this final battle at Jaffa. 

11:00 Great Performances: Paul 

Simon’s Graceland Journey 

Unbelievably, Paul Simon’s 

Graceland album is now more 

than a quarter-century old. In 

2011, Simon returned to South 

Africa to reunite and perform 

with several of the musicians 

involved in the original album. 

Sunday 28 

EARLY MORNING 


(Part 1 of 3) See Mon. 


2:00 Make Me: Stay Awake 

See Thurs. July 25 

at 9:00 pm. [R] 

3:00 The Bletchley Circle 

(Part 2 of 3) See Thurs. 


4:00 Nature: Siberian Tiger 

Quest See Wed. July 

24 at 8:00 pm. [R] 



MORNING 



AFTERNOON 


12:30 Rudy Maxa’s World: 

Tahiti and Bora Bora 



1:30 Great Performances at the 

Met: Les Troyens Berlioz’s 

vast epic, starring Deborah 

Voigt, Susan Graham, Marcello 

Giordani, and Dwayne 

Croft, portraying characters 

from the Trojan War. 

EVENING 

6:00 Diamond Queen 

(Part 2 of 3) [R] 

7:00 Titanic with Len Goodman 

To mark the centenary of the 

Titanic tragedy in 2012, Len 

Goodman, a judge on Dancing 

with the Stars, explores the 

ship’s 100-year legacy. 


Endeavor: Home While 

studying for his upcoming sergeant’s 

exam, Morse investigates 

the hit-and-run death of 

an eminent Oxford professor. 


Part 7 of 8) On Cynthia’s 

district rounds, she administers 

daily insulin to a man who 

consistently belittles his wife. 

Jenny witnesses persecution 

of a different kind when she 

looks after a black mother-tobe 

who is subjected to racial 

prejudice from neighbors. 

10:30 Film School Shorts: 

Sum of Its Parts 

11:00 Doctor Who: The Doctor’s 

Wife The Doctor follows a 

Time Lord distress signal 

to a mysterious asteroid in 

a Bubble Universe – could 

there really be another living 

Time Lord out there? 


Bigger on the Inside 

Monday 29 

EARLY MORNING 


Den: Ed Sheeran 

1:00 Austin City Limits: The Head 

and the Heart/Gomez 

2:00 Doc Martin See Sat. 


3:00 Death in Paradise 

(Season 1, Part 3) See Sat. 


4:00 Warriors: Richard the 

Lionheart and Saladin 

(Part 2 of 3) See Sat. July 

27 at 10:00 pm. [R] 

5:00 Victory Garden: Soft 


to Table: Food and 

Fun Go Together 



EVENING 




Vintage Richmond A Cartier 

desk clock has increased in 

value from a 1998 appraisal 

of $10,000 to $15,000 to 

an updated estimate of 

$25,000 to $35,000. 


(Part 2 of 3) Highlights 

include a 1943 National 

League signed baseball 

and a beautifully preserved 

1811 silk-on-silk embroidery, 

taken from an English print. 

10:00 POV: Neurotypical Four-yearold 

Violet, teenaged Nicholas, 

and adult Paula occupy different 

positions on the autism 

spectrum, but they are all at 

pivotal moments in their lives. 



Tuesday 30 

EARLY MORNING 





Endeavor: Home See Sun. 








EVENING 



8:00 Ride Along the Lincoln 

Highway A celebration of the 

history, the small businesses, 

the good food, friendly people, 

and unexpected charms 

of America’s first coast-tocoast 

paved highway. 

9:00 Great Old Amusement Parks 

A celebration of pre- Disney 

theme parks. 




Wednesday 31 

EARLY MORNING 





(Part 2 of 3) See Mon. 


3:30 POV: Neurotypical See Mon. 


4:30 Jay’s Chicago: Paths 

to Healing See Fri. July 

26 at 7:30 pm. [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Nature: Revealing the 

Leopard They are the most 

feline, the most intelligent, the 

most dangerous, and, until recently, 

one of the least understood. 

This film puts together 

a psychological profile of this 

extraordinarily cunning cat. 

9:00 NOVA: Who Killed 

Lindbergh’s Baby? 

NOVA reopens one of the 

most confounding crime 

mysteries of all time. 


(Part 3 of 6) 




20 JULY 2013 

• July At-a-Glance

Daily Radio Programming • 

Programmer’s Picks 

Rush Hour Concerts 

The live broadcasts from the Rush Hour Concert 

Series continue throughout July. One of the many 

highlights will be a concert of quartet music and 

poetry reading on Tuesday, July 9 with the 

Euclid String Quartet. 

Tuesday, July 9, 5:45 pm 

Grant Park Concerts 

We will bring you many live broadcasts from 

Grant Park this summer, but one of the highlights will 

certainly be a celebration of the music of Rodgers 

and Hammerstein. The orchestra and chorus will be 

joined by some of Broadway’s best soloists in this 

salute to one of its greatest teams. 

Wednesday, July 17, 6:30 pm 

Art and Music Month 

Every day in July, we will feature a composition 

that is either inspired by visual art or composed by 

someone who also displayed great artistic talent. 

Visit wfmt.com to view the art works! 

Throughout July 

Monday 1 

12:00 Through the Night with 

Peter Van De Graaff 

6:00 Mornings with Carl Grapentine 

9:00 News Summary/Opening 

Wall Street • Mussorgsky 

Pictures at an Exhibition – 

Chicago Sym/Rafael Kubelik. 

Mercury 4756862 (4). [28:38] 

Rubinstein Six Characteristic 

Pictures, Op 50 – Yaara Tal, 

Andreas Groethuysen, p. 

Sony SK-47199. [23:12] 

10:00 Midday Music • Viadana 

Versicle and Response, Deus, 

in adiutorium meum; Antiphon 

I; Psalm 109, Dixit Dominus – I 

Fagiolini/Robert Hollingworth. 

Decca B0016794-02. [7:33] 

Locatelli L’Arte del Violino, 

Op 3: Concerto #9 in G – 

Giuliano Carmignola, v; Venice 

Baroque Orch/Andrea Marcon. 

Archive B0003849-02. [18:49] 

11:00 Stravinsky Petrouchka (1947 

version) – New York Phil/ 

Leonard Bernstein. CBS 

MYK-37221. [34:47] Prokofiev 

Piano Sonatina, Op 54/3 – 

Lara Downes, p. Steinway 

and Sons 30016. [4:58] 

12:00 Newscast 

12:15 Chicago Chamber Musicians 

First Monday: Live from 

the Cultural Center 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Beach 

Eskimos (Four Characteristic 

Pieces), Op 64 – Joanne Polk, 

p. Arabesque Z-6721. [9:31] 

Gjeilo Northern Lights (Pulchra 

es) – Phoenix Chorale/Charles 

Bruffy. Chandos CHSA-5100. 

[4:22] Rautavaara Cantus 

Arcticus, Concerto for Birds 

and Orchestra (1972) – Leipzig 

Radio Sym/Max Pommer. 

Ondine ODE-937-2. [17:11] 

2:00 Ciurlionis Theme and 

Variations in b – Vilnius 

String Quartet. MCA Classics 

AED-10283. [16:58] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • 

Haydn Horn Concerto #1 

in D, H VIId:3 – Ifor James, 

horn; SW German Chamber 

Orch Pforzheim/Vladislav 

Czarnecki. EBS 6052. [16:27] 

4:00 Late-Afternoon Music • 

News at 4:00 pm, a business 

report at 5:00 pm, and 

The Unrush Hour between 

5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

6:00 Ryan Opera Center Recital 

Series: An encore broadcast of 

the Ryan artists’ Shakespeare 

song recital first heard last fall. 

7:00 Exploring Music with 

Bill McGlaughlin: 

Mahler symphonies 

8:00 Ravinia Festival: Music 

from the Martin Theatre 

10:00 Critical Thinking with 

Andrew Patner 

11:00 Elgar The Music Makers, 

Op 69 – Dame Janet Baker, ms; 

London Phil and Cho/Sir Adrian 

Boult. EMI ZDMB5-66540-2 (2). 

[37:54] Vasks Musica Dolorosa 

(1983) – Ligita Zemberga, vc; 

Riga Phil/Kriss Rusmanis. 

Conifer 51236-2. [12:38] 

Tuesday 2 



6:00 Mornings with Carl 

Grapentine 


Wall Street • Grainger Handel 

in the Strand (Clog Dance) – 

Philip Martin, p; Bournemouth 

Sinfonietta/Kenneth 

Montgomery. Chandos CHAN- 

6542. [4:45] Handel Handel at 

Bath Suite – Royal Phil/Yehudi 

Menuhin. MCA Classics MCAD- 

6231. [6:59] Handel Water 

Music Suite in F – St Luke’s 

Orch/Sir Charles Mackerras. 

Telarc CD-80279. [32:57] 

10:00 Midday Music • Beethoven 

Cello Sonata #4 in C, 

Op 102/1 – Antonio Meneses, 

vc; Menahem Pressler, p. Avie 

AV-2103. [15:19] Mendelssohn 

A Midsummer Night’s Dream 

Overture, Op 21 – Philadelphia 

Orch/Eugene Ormandy. 

RCA RCD1-2084. [12:30] 

11:00 Gandolfi Line Drawings – 

Concord Chamber Music 

Society. Reference RR-122. 

[22:51] Chadwick Symphonic 

Sketches: Jubilee – Cincinnati 

Pops/Erich Kunzel. Telarc 

CD-80144. [8:05] 

12:00 Newscast • Bach English Suite 

#1 in A, BWV 806 – Murray 

Perahia, p. Sony SK-60276. 

[22:21] Stanley The Choice of 

Hercules: Overture and March – 

John Wallace, tr; English 

String Orch/William Boughton. 

Nimbus NI-5155. [4:39] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Benjamin 

Overture to an Italian Comedy – 

Sydney Sym/Joseph Post. 

ABC 442374-2 (2). [6:14] 

Rossini L’italiana in Algeri 

Overture – Stuttgart Radio Sym/ 

Gianluigi Gelmetti. Sera 73294- 

2. [7:34] Rossini L’italiana 

in Algeri: Aria, Cruda sorte, 

amor tiranno – Cecilia Bartoli, 

ms; Schönberg Cho, Vienna 

Volksoper Orch/Giuseppe 

Patané. Lon 425430-2. [4:55] 

2:00 Brahms Violin Concerto in D, 

Op 77 – Anne Sophie Mutter, 

v; Berlin Phil/Herbert von 

Karajan. DG 445515-2. [40:19] 


Grainger Youthful Suite 

(1899) – BBC Phil/Richard 

Hickox. Chandos CHAN-9584. 

[25:36] Grainger Youthful 

Rapture – Moray Welsh, vc; 

Bournemouth Sinfonietta/ 

Kenneth Montgomery. 

Chandos CHAN-6542. [6:01] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

5:45 Rush Hour Concerts Live 

from St. James Cathedral – 

The Jason Seed Stringtet and 

pipa artist Jang Wei present 

Rush Hour Fusion with original 

compositions by Mr Seed. 




8:00 The Tuesday Night Opera 

with Peter Van De Graaff: 

Verdi’s “La Battaglia di 

Legnano” – Ricciarelli, 

Carreras, D Kavrakos, ORF 

Sym and Cho/Lamberto 

Gardelli. Phi 4758694 (2). 

10:00 Fine Notturno for Strings 

and Harp – Alyssa Hess, h; 

Brooklyn Phil Strings/Lukas 

Foss. CRI CD-574. [15:44] 

Barber Nocturne (Homage to 

John Field), Op 33 – Israela 

Margalit, p. EMI CDC5-55400- 

2. [4:27] Field Piano Concerto 

#7 in C – Míceál O’Rourke, 

p; London Mozart Players/ 

Matthias Bamert. Chandos 

CHAN-9534. [29:03] 

11:00 Cserma Six Hungarian 

Dances – Budapest Strings/ 

Karoly Botvay. Capriccio 

10528. [18:20] Schubert 

Divertissement à l’hongroise 

in g, D 818 – Christoph 

Eschenbach, Justus Frantz, p. 

EMI CDFB5-69770-2 (2). [34:11] 

Wednesday 3 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Bruch Clarinet 

and Viola Concerto in e, 

Op 88 – Paul Meyer, cl; Gérard 

Caussé, vi; Lyon Opera Orch/ 

Kent Nagano. Erato 45483- 

2. [19:31] Anderson Clarinet 

Candy (1962) – BBC Concert 

Orchestra/Leonard Slatkin. 

Naxos 8.559313. [2:59] 

Copland Clarinet Concerto – 

Stanley Drucker, cl; New 

York Phil/Leonard Bernstein. 

DG 431672-2. [17:44] 

10:00 Midday Music • Susato Dance 

Suite – Collegium Aureum. 

RCA-DHM 77602-2. [11:47] 

Kodály Dances of Galánta – 

St Paul Chamber Orch/Hugh 

Wolff. Teldec 73134-2. [16:06] 

11:00 Schumann Piano Quintet in 

E-Flat, Op 44 – M Argerich, p; 

D Schwarzberg, v; L Hall, v; 

N Imai, vi; M Maisky, vc. EMI 

ZDCB5-55484-2 (2). [30:07] 

Chabrier Menuet pompeux – 

Lyon National Orch/Emmanuel 

Krivine. Denon CO-78929. [5:58] 


12:15 Dame Myra Hess Memorial 

All prerecorded music on 98.7WFMT is provided by 

the Richard and Mary L. Gray Music Library. 

Most live performances on 98.7WFMT are broadcast 

from the Fay and Daniel Levin Performance Studio. 



Milwaukee Symphony – 

A New Season 

WFMT’s traditional summertime 

Milwaukee Symphony broadcasts 

will begin with an all-Mendelssohn 

concert led by guest conductor Gilbert 

Varga, with MSO concertmaster Frank 

Almond as soloist in the E Minor 

Violin Concerto. Founded in 1959, 

the Milwaukee Symphony has been 

recognized not only for its regular 

subscription performances but also 

for its widespread education and 

outreach programs, which include 

Youth and Teen Concerts, MSO Stars 

of Tomorrow, and Arts in Community 

Education. Highlights of the broadcast 

season include a concert featuring the 

MSO Chorus in John Adams’ On the 

Transmigration of Souls, a September 

11 memorial, and a choral masterwork 

of an earlier day, Elgar’s oratorio The 

Dream of Gerontius. Both programs 

are led by MSO music director Edo De 

Waart, who co-hosts all 13 broadcasts 

along with WFMT’s Dennis Moore. 

Wednesdays beginning 


Concerts: Musicians 

from the Ravinia Festival’s 

Steans Institute live from 

the Cultural Center 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Martinu 

Frescoes of Piero della 

Francesca (1954) – Prague 

Radio Sym/Vladimír Válek. 

Praga PR-254050. [18:44] 

2:00 Liszt Grand Concert Fantasy 

after Bellini’s La Sonnambula – 

Leslie Howard, p. Hyperion 

CDA-67101/2 (2). [15:25] 

Thalberg Fantasy on Rossini’s 

L’Assegio di Corinto, Op 3 – 

Francesco Nicolosi, p. Marco 

Polo 8.223367. [12:55] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Turina 

Danzas fantásticas, Op 22 – 

London Phil/Enrique Bátiz. EMI 

CDD7-63886-2. [17:10] Turina 

Tres danzas andaluzas, Op 8 – 

Albert Guinovart, p. Harmonia 

Mundi HMI-987009. [12:15] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

6:00 Santa Fe Chamber Music 

Festival – Schubert: 

String Quintet in C, D 

956. (special time) 




8:00 The Milwaukee Symphony in 

Concert: Gilbert Varga, conductor; 

Frank Almond, violin – 

Mendelssohn: The Hebrides 

(Fingal’s Cave) Overture; Violin 

Concerto in e; Nocturne fr A 

Midsummer Night’s Dream; 

Symphony #4 in A, Italian. 

10:00 Cedille Chicago Presents: 

Music and art 

11:00 Prokofiev Violin Concerto #1 in 

D, Op 19 – Dmitri Sitkovetsky, 

v; London Sym/Sir Colin Davis. 

Virgin Classics 90734-2. [22:18] 

Prokofiev Violin Concerto #2 

in g, Op 63 – Boris Belkin, v; 

Zürich Tonhalle Orch/Michael 

Stern. Denon CO-75891. [26:53] 

Thursday 4 

Independence Day 




Grapentine 

10:00 Midday Music • Sousa The 

Liberty Bell – Her Majesty’s 

Royal Marines/Lt Colonel GAC 

Hoskins. EMI CDM7-64671- 

2. [3:20] Sousa March, The 

Stars and Stripes Forever – 

Boston Pops/Arthur Fiedler. 

RCA 63304-2. [3:22] HK 

Hadley Symphony #4 in d, 

Op 64 – Ukraine National Sym/ 

John McLaughlin Williams. 

Naxos 8.559064. [38:20] 

11:00 Coleridge-Taylor Deep 

River – Rachel Barton Pine, v; 

Matthew Hagle, p. Cedille CDR- 

90000097. [4:46] Gershwin 

Rhapsody in Blue – Stefano 

Bollani, p; Leipzig Gewandhaus 

Orch/Riccardo Chailly. Decca 

B0015311-02. [16:12] 

12:00 Newscast • Grofé Grand 

Canyon Suite – New York 

Phil/Leonard Bernstein. Sony 

SFK-46715. [33:05] Whitacre 

Cloudburst – Polyphony/ 

Stephen Layton. Hyperion 

CDA-67543. [8:25] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Gould 

Stephen Foster Gallery – New 

Zealand Sym/JoAnn Falletta. 

Koch 3-7380-2. [16:45] 

2:00 Bacon Ford’s Theatre: A Few 

Glimpses of Easter Week, 

1865 – Nashville Sym/Leonard 

Slatkin. Naxos 8.559373-74 

(2). [29:43] Paine Funeral 

March in Memory of President 

Lincoln – Ramon Salvatore, p. 

Premier PRCD-1019. [5:03] 

3:00 Gould American Ballads – 

London Phil/Kenneth Klein. 

Albany TROY-202. [34:19] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 




8:00 The New York Philharmonic 

This Week: Bramwell Tovey 

conducts a mostly-American 

program of marches and other 

fare to celebrate Independence 

Day, with singer Tracy Dahl and 

musicians from West Point. 

10:00 Introductions: Spotlighting 

the Chicago area’s 

young musicians 

11:00 Gillis Symphony #1, 

American – Sinfonia Varsovia/ 

Ian Hobson. Albany TROY- 

888. [31:41] Vieuxtemps 

Souvenir d’Amerique, 

Op 17 (Variations on Yankee 

Doodle) – Tchaikovsky 

Chamber Orch/Lazar Gosman, 

v. Sony MFK-48257. [5:22] 

Griffes Piano Sonata (1917- 

19) – David Allen Wehr, p. 

Connoisseur CD-4205. [13:17] 

Friday 5 




Grapentine 

9:00 News Summary/Opening Wall 

Street • Grieg Two Norwegian 

Airs (Nordic Melodies), Op 63 – 

Moscow Soloists/Yuri Bashmet. 

RCA 60368-2-RC. [11:57] 

MacDowell Piano Sonata 

#3, Op 57, Norse – James 

Tocco, p. Gasparo GSCD- 

232. [19:25] Parker Vathek 

(1903) – Royal Phil/Karl Krueger. 

Bridge 9124-A/C (3). [14:54] 

10:00 Midday Music • Strauss Also 

sprach Zarathustra, Op 30 – 

Chicago Sym/Pierre Boulez. 

DG 457649-2. [33:26] Schein 

Paduana and Galliard – Empire 

Brass. Telarc CD-80257. [3:45] 

11:00 Arensky String Quartet #1 

in G, Op 11 – Ying String 

Quartet. Sono Luminus DSL- 

92143. [20:53] Tchaikovsky 

Dance of the Comedians – 

Osipov State Russian 

Folk Orch/Vitaly Gnutov. 

Mercury 432000-2. [4:30] 

11:55 (Earlier than usual) Newscast 

12:00 Newscast • Traditional Song 

of the Seashore – James 

Galway, f; Tokyo Strings. RCA 

42201. [2:52] Debussy La Mer – 

Philadelphia Orch/Riccardo 

Muti. EMI 69801-2. [26:04] 

Elgar Where Corals Lie fr Sea 

Pictures – Dame Janet Baker, 

ms; London Sym/Sir John 

Barbirolli. EMI 56219-2. [4:11] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Haydn 

Symphony #101 in D, Clock – 

Vienna Phil/Pierre Monteux. 

Lon 433334-2. [26:08] 

Anderson The Syncopated 

Clock – Eastman-Rochester 

Pops Orch/Frederick Fennell. 

Mercury 432013-2. [2:27] 

2:00 Bellini La Sonnambula: 

L’anello mio...Ah, non credea...Ah, 

non giunge – Eva 

Mei, s; Munich Radio Orch/ 

János Kovács. RCA 68525- 

2. [9:30] Glinka Variations 

on Themes from Bellini’s La 

Sonnambula – Marcella Crudeli, 

p; RIAS Sinfonietta/Jiri Starek. 

Koch 3-1611-2. [14:38] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Liszt 

Battle of the Huns – Bavarian 

Radio Sym/Lorin Maazel. 

RCA 68471-2. [15:08] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 




Gustavo Dudamel 

and the Los Angeles 

Philharmonic 

A new season of concerts by the 

Los Angeles Philharmonic begins 

this month on WFMT with Gustavo 

Dudamel leading a performance of 

Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring, honoring 

the work’s 2013 centennial. The 

Philharmonic’s broadcast concerts 

were recorded at LA’s Walt Disney 

Concert Hall, acclaimed for both its 

architecture and its acoustics. The 

fiery Dudamel, the Philharmonic’s 

music director since 2009, will lead a 

number of the concerts to be aired, 

including John Adams’ new work, 

The Gospel According to the Other 

Mary, in September. Also highlighting 

the radio series will be a Witold 

Lutoslawki centenary tribute 

led by former music director 

Esa-Pekka Salonen. 

Fridays beginning 


Photo © Richard Reinsdorf 



Lyric Grand Finale: 

Fleming, Previn, 

Rodgers, Hammerstein 

WFMT’s rebroadcasts of productions 

from the 2012-13 Lyric Opera season 

will conclude this month with André 

Previn’s A Streetcar Named Desire, 

which starred Renée Fleming in a 

critically-praised performance as 

Tennessee Williams’ haunted Blanche 

Dubois. Susanna Phillips portrays her 

sister, Stella. The sequence concludes 

with Oklahoma!, the first in a new 

series of Rodgers and Hammerstein 

musicals to be mounted at Lyric in the 

coming seasons. George Preston and 

Roger Pines co-host the broadcasts. 


8:00 The Los Angeles Philharmonic 

in Concert: Gustavo Dudamel, 

conductor – Ravel: Pavane 

for A Dead Princess. Stucky: 

Symphony (world-premiere 

performance; LA Philharmonic 

co- commission). Stravinsky: 

The Rite of Spring. 

10:00 Best of Studs Terkel: 

Violinist Maxim Vengerov 

11:00 Jazz at Lincoln Center 

Radio: Bobby McFerrin 

Saturday 6 

Saturdays, July 6 

and 13, 12:00 pm 

12:00 Marian McPartland’s 

Piano Jazz 



6:00 Weekend Morning Program 

10:00 Fine Arts Calendar 

11:00 Introductions: Spotlighting 

the Chicago area’s young 

musicians Highlights from 

last February’s concert by 

the Midwest Young Artists 

Symphony Orchestra 

12:00 The Lyric Opera of Chicago 

Broadcasts: Previn’s 

“A Streetcar Named Desire” 

Renée Fleming (Blanche); Teddy 

Tahu Rhodes (Stanley); Susanna 

Phillips (Stella); Anthony Dean 

Griffey (Mitch); Lyric Opera 

Photo © Dan Rest 

Cho and Orch/Evan Rogister. 

3:00 Rachmaninoff Preludes, Op 23: 

#s 1-5 – Alessio Bax, p. Signum 

SIGCD-264. [18:42] Wagner Die 

Meistersinger von Nürnberg: 

Act 1 Prelude – Chicago Sym/ 

Sir Georg Solti. Lon 411951-2. 

[9:41] Debussy Prelude to The 

Afternoon of A Faun – James 

Galway, f; Christopher O’Riley, 

p. RCA 42201-2. [9:31] 

4:00 From the Recording Horn 

with Andy Karzas 

4:30 Arias and Songs with Larry 

Johnson: Songs by Schubert 

5:00 Relevant Tones with 

Seth Boustead 

6:00 Piano Music with 

Kerry Frumkin 

7:00 Sweet Folk Chicago 

with Rich Warren 

8:00 Folkstage hosted 

by Rich Warren 

9:00 The Midnight Special 


Sunday 7 

12:00 Song Travels with 

Michael Feinstein 



6:00 With Heart and Voice 



10:00 The New Releases 

with Lisa Flynn 

12:00 Tchaikovsky Marche slave, 

Op 31 – Berlin Phil/Claudio 

Abbado. DG 471627-2 (2). 

[10:33] Respighi Fantasia 

Slava (1903) – K. Scherbakov, 

p; Slovak Radio Sym/Howard 

Griffiths. Naxos 8.553207. [9:00] 

Smetana String Quartet #1 in e, 

From My Life – Guarneri String 

Quartet. Phi 420803-2. [25:50] 

1:00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra 

Radio Broadcasts: Susanna 

Mälkki, conductor – Ives: 

The Unanswered Question. 

Musgrave: Autumn Sonata. 

Ives: Three Places in New 

England. Strauss: Also 

sprach Zarathustra. Plus: 

Bernstein Serenade After 

Plato’s Symposium (Vadim 

Gluzman/Paavo Järvi). 

3:00 Fiesta! Latin-American 

Music with Elbio Barilari 

4:00 Music from Roosevelt 

University hosted 

by Henry Fogel 

5:00 Chamber Music Society 

of Lincoln Center: Virtuoso 

Showcase – Dutilleux: Flute 

Sonatine. Bottesini: Grand 

Duo Concertante. Weber: 

Clarinet Quintet in B-Flat. 

6:00 Walton Henry V film music: 

The Globe Theatre; Prologue; 

Once more unto the breach; 

Agincourt Song – Sir Laurence 

Olivier, n; Philharmonia/Sir 

William Walton. EMI 65007- 

2. [11:15] Mendelssohn A 

Midsummer Night’s Dream, Opp 

21, 61 – Chicago Sym/James 

Levine. DG 415137-2. [39:30] 

Hear Shakespeare-inspired 

songs on our Ryan Opera 

Center recital at 11:00 tonight. 

7:00 From the Top with Christopher 

O’Riley: From Beijing, second 

of two broadcasts. 

8:00 Collectors’ Corner with 

Henry Fogel: The art of 

pianist Nelson Freire 

10:00 Pipedreams: Organ music 

with Michael Barone 

11:00 Ryan Opera Center Recital 

Series: An encore broadcast of 

the Ryan artists’ Shakespeare 

song recital first heard last fall. 

Monday 8 




Grapentine 


Street • Saint-Saëns Piano 

Concerto #2 in g, Op 22 – Artur 

Rubinstein, p; RCA Victor 

Sym/Alfred Wallenstein. Phi 

456958-2 (2). [23:16] Villa- 

Lobos A prole do bebê, Set 

1 (1918) – Artur Rubinstein, p. 

RCA 5670-2. [10:31] Guarneri 

Three Dances – Simon Bolivar 

Sym/Maximiano Valdes. 

Dorian DOR-90227. [9:04] 

10:00 Midday Music • Haydn 

Symphony #96 in D, 

Miracle – Austro-Hungarian 

Haydn Orch/A Fischer. 

Nimbus NI-5135. [23:25] 

Contact Kathy Kielar 

at (773) 509-5553, 

kkielar@wttw.com or 

kkielar@wfmt.com. 

Hofstetter String Quartet, 

Op 3/5 (formerly attributed 

to Haydn): Andante cantabile 

(Serenade) – Guildhall String 

Ensemble. RCA 61275-2. [5:29] 

11:00 Prokofiev Romeo and Juliet 

Suite #2 – Oslo Phil/Mariss 

Jansons. EMI CDC7-49289- 

2. [30:02] Olson Summer 

Sonnet – Chicago A Cappella. 

Cedille 90000085. [4:46] 

12:00 Newscast • Mozart Rondo in 

a, K 511 – Alicia de Larrocha, p. 

RCA 60867-2. [9:19] Schubert 

Adagio and Rondo in A, D 438 – 

Chamber Orch of Europe/Gidon 

Kremer, v. DG 437535-2. [14:19] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Liszt 

Hungarian Rhapsody #2 in c# – 

London Phil/Willi Boskovsky. 

EMI CDM7-69011-2. [10:10] 

Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody 

#12 in c# – György Cziffra, p. 

EMI CDC5-56228-2. [8:48] 

2:00 F Strauss Nocturno, Op 7 – 

John Cerminaro, fh; Zita 

Carno, p. Crystal CD-676. 

[6:14] Strauss Horn Concerto 

#2 in E-Flat (1942) – Barry 

Tuckwell, fh; Royal Phil/ 

Vladimir Ashkenazy. Lon 

430370-2. [20:34] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Dukas 

Variations, Interlude and Finale 

on a Theme by Rameau – Tor 

Espen Aspaas, p. Simax 

PSC-1177. [18:34] Rameau 

Pièces de clavecin en concerts: 

Quatrième concert – Chiyoko 

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Arita, Natsumi Wakamatsu, 

Masahiro Arita, Wieland Kuijken. 

Denon 81757-9045-2. [10:40] 



report at 5:00 pm, and The 

Unrush Hour between 5:00 

pm and 6:00 pm At 4:05: 

Hindemith Nobilissima 

Visione – San Francisco 

Sym/Herbert Blomstedt. 

Lon 433809-2. [22:13] 







Andrew Patner 

11:00 Mozart Violin Concerto #1 in 

B-Flat, K 207 – London Phil/ 

Anne-Sophie Mutter, v. DG 

B0005078-02 (2). [20:29] 

Mozart Concert Rondo in 

D, K 382 – Malcolm Bilson, 

p; English Baroque Soloists/ 

Sir John Eliot Gardiner. 

Archive 415990-2. [8:58] 

Mozart Flute Concerto #2 

in D, K 314 – Sandra Miller, 

f; Old Fairfield Academy 

Orch/Thomas Crawford. 

Musicmasters 67166-2. [19:01] 

Tuesday 9 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Schumann 

Violin Sonata #3 in a, WoO 

2 – Carolin Widmann, v; 

Dénes Várjon, p. ECM 476 

6744. [20:23] Schuman 

Newsreel – Milwaukee Sym/ 

Lukas Foss. Pro Arte CDD- 

102. [7:06] Korngold The 

Sea Hawk film music: Suite – 

London Sym/André Previn. 

DG 471347-2. [17:17] 

10:00 Midday Music • Chopin 

Piano Sonata #2 in B-flat 

minor, Op 35 – Maurizio 

Pollini, p. DG B0011939-02. 

[22:59] Tchaikovsky Marche 

slave, Op 31 – Russian State 

Sym Orch/Valéry Polyansky. 


11:00 Beethoven Symphony #8 

in F, Op 93 – Chicago Sym/ 

Sir Georg Solti. Lon 4759090 

(6). [27:45] Crabtree Five 

Romantic Miniatures – Grant 

Park Cho/Christopher 

Bell. Cedille 131. [6:53] 

12:00 Newscast • Bach The 

Art of Fugue, BWV 1080: 

Contrapunctus XIV and 

Chorale, Vor deinen Thron tret 

ich hiermit – Emerson String 

Quartet. DG B0000908-02. 

[11:22] Hovhaness Alleluia 

and Fugue, Op 40b – I 

Fiamminghi/Rudolf Werthen. 

Telarc CD-80503. [8:38] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Fauré 

Pavane, Op 50 – Orpheus 

Chamber Orch. DG 453909-2. 

[6:13] Ravel Pavane for A Dead 

Princess – Andrei Gavrilov, p. 

EMI CDM7-69026-2. [6:17] 

Ravel Bolero – Vienna Phil/Lorin 

Maazel. RCA 68600-2. [14:46] 

2:00 Bach Orchestra Suite #1 in C, 

BWV 1066 – Tafelmusik/Jeanne 

Lamon. Analekta FL2-3134. 

[25:37] L Couperin Suite in 

C – Christophe Rousset, hc. 

Aparté AP-006 (2). [12:44] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Martinu 

Sinfonietta La Jolla – Marta 

Singerova, p; Zilina State 

Chamber Orch/Jan Valta. 

Opus 93501844. [24:07] 


including news at 4:00 

5:00 Business Report The 

Unrush Hour, including 

Fibich Studies of Paintings, 

Op 56 – Radoslav Kvapil, p. 

Unicorn DKPCD-9149. [27:43] 



A joint performance featuring 

the Euclid String Quartet and 

the Poetry Foundation. 






Wagner’s “Lohengrin” 

Windgassen, Steber, Bayreuth 

Festival Cho, Orch/Josef 

Keilberth. Teldec 93674-2 (4). 

Wednesday 10 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Rachmaninoff 

The Isle of the Dead, Op 29 – 

BBC Phil/Gianandrea Noseda. 

Chandos CHAN-10475. [20:21] 

Rachmaninoff Piano Pieces, 

Op 10: #5, Humoresque – 

David Golub, p. Arabesque 

Z-6706. [3:59] Sibelius Four 

Humoresques, Op 89 – Ilya 

Gringolts, v; Gothenburg Sym/ 

Neeme Järvi. DG B0002249-02. 

[14:45] Dvorák Humoresques, 

Op 101: #7 – Jaimé Laredo, 

v; Margo Garrett, p. Dorian 

DOR-90153. [3:44] 

10:00 Midday Music • Reger Four 

Tone Poems after Arnold 

Böcklin, Op 128 – Royal 

Concertgebouw Orch/Neeme 

Järvi. Chandos CHAN-8794. 

[25:19] Bach English Suite 

#2 in a, BWV 807: Bourrée – 

Stefan Hussong, accordion. 

Denon CO-78836. [4:40] 

11:00 Liszt Six Grand Etudes after 

Paganini: #6 in a – André Watts, 

p. EMI CDM7-64599-2. [5:52] 

Paganini Violin Concerto #1 

in D, Op 6 – Hilary Hahn, v; 

Swedish Radio Sym/Eiji Oue. 

DG B0007188-02. [37:56] 



Concerts: Live from the 

Cultural Center, the Lincoln 

Trio performs the annual Al 

Booth Memorial Concert. 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Finzi 

Motet, Let us now praise 

famous men, Op 35 – Finzi 

Singers/Paul Spicer; Harry 

Bicket, o. Chandos CHAN- 

8936. [3:13] Moeran 

Sinfonietta (1944) – Northern 

Sinfonia/Richard Hickox. EMI 

CDM7-64721-2. [24:37] 

2:00 Debussy Ballade – Michel 

Béroff, p. Denon CO-18047. 

[6:18] Fauré Ballade in 

F-Sharp, Op 19 – Robert 

Casadesus, p; New York 

Phil/Leonard Bernstein. 

Sony SMK-47548. [12:30] 


Enescu Rumanian Rhapsody 

#1 in A, Op 11/1 – Vienna 

State Opera Orch/Vladimir 

Golschmann. Vanguard 

OVC-5002. [11:29] Bartok 

Rumanian Folk Dances – 

Henryk Szeryng, v; Charles 

Reiner, p. Mercury 434339- 

2. [5:51] Enescu Rumanian 

Rhapsody #2 in D, Op 11/2 – 

Vancouver Sym/Sergiu 

Comissiona. Radio Canada 

Int’l SMCD-5166. [12:08] 

4:00 Late-Afternoon Music • News 

at 4:00 pm, a business 



5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 




8:00 The Milwaukee Symphony 

in Concert: Edo de Waart, 

conductor; Miah Persson, 

soprano; MSO Chorus and 

Milwaukee Children’s Choir 

Jubilate – Mozart: Exsultate, 

Jubilate, K 165. Adams: On 

the Transmigration of Souls. 

Mahler: Symphony #4 in G. 


Painting in Sound 

11:00 Saint-Saëns Oboe Sonata, 

Op 166 – John Mack, ob; 

Eunice Podis, p. Crystal 

CD-324. [10:04] Saint-Saëns 

Clarinet Sonata in E-Flat, 

Op 167 – Gary Gray, cl; Clifford 

Benson, p. Centaur CRC-2165. 

[17:52] Saint-Saëns Bassoon 

Sonata in G, Op 168 – Bruce 

Grainger, bn; Gail Niwa, p. 

Centaur CRC-2244. [13:54] 

Thursday 11 




Grapentine 


Street • Bach The Art of Fugue, 

BWV 1080: Contrapunctus XI, 

a 4 – Pierre-Laurent Aimard, 

p. DG B0010765-02. [7:04] 

Locatelli L’Arte del Violino, 

Op 3: Concerto #2 in c – Mela 

Tenenbaum, v; Pro Musica 

Kiev/Richard Kapp. Ess.a.y 

CD-1043/44 (2). [21:08] 

Wagner Träume – Mela 

Tenenbaum, v; Richard Kapp, 

p. Ess.a.y CD-1048. [3:30] 

Wagner Tannhäuser Overture – 

Philharmonia/Otto Klemperer. 

EMI CDC7-47254-2. [14:40] 

10:00 Midday Music • Schubert 

Piano Sonata in c, D 958 – 

Murray Perahia, p. Sony 

SK-87706 (2). [31:33] J Strauss 

Jr Treasure Waltz fr The Gypsy 

Baron – Alban Berg String 

Quartet; assisting artists. 

EMI CDC7-54881-2. [7:00] 

11:00 Sigtenhorst Zes Gezichten 

Op den Fuji, Op 9 (1919) – 

David Kuyken, p. NM 

Classics 92049. [10:55] 

12:00 Newscast • Rossini La 

Scala di Seta Overture – 

Orpheus Chamber Orch. DG 

415363-2. [6:02] Donizetti 

L’Elisir d’Amore: Duet, Chiedi 

all’aura lusinghiera – Kathleen 

Battle, s; Luciano Pavarotti, t; 

Metropolitan Opera Orch/James 

Levine. DG 429744-2 (2). [8:10] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Beethoven 

Rondo a capriccio in G, Rage 

over a lost penny, Op 129 – 

Gotthard Kladetzky, p. Koch 

310178. [6:19] Beethoven 

Rondo in B-Flat, WoO 6 – 

Robert Levin, fortepiano; 

Orchestre Révolutionnaire et 

Romantique/Sir John Eliot 

Gardiner. Archive 453438- 

2. [10:58] Beethoven 

Rondino in E-Flat, WoO 

25 – Consortium Classicum. 

CPO 999438-2. [6:49] 

2:00 Tournier Jazz Band – Naoko 

Yoshino, h. Phi 446064- 

2. [4:06] Gershwin Piano 

Concerto in F – Bournemouth 

Sym/Andrew Litton, p. Virgin 

Classics 90780-2. [33:37] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • C 

Williams Fanfare and Allegro – 

Eastman Wind Ensemble/ 

Frederick Fennell. Mercury 

432009-2. [5:50] Beethoven 

Allegro and Minuet in G, 

WoO 26 – I Musici. Phi 

410606-2. [4:00] Ravel 

Menuet antique – Sinfonia 

da Camera/Ian Hobson. 

Zephyr Z-114-99. [7:25] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





This Week: Alan Gilbert, 

conductor; Emanuel Ax, 

piano – Haydn: Keyboard 

Concerto #11 in D. Rouse: 

Symphony #3 (NY premiere performance). 

Wagner-Leinsdorf- 

Gilbert: A Ring Journey. 


the Chicago area’s young 

musicians – Highlights from 


last February’s concert by 

the Midwest Young Artists 

Symphony Orchestra 

11:00 Tovey Elegiac Variations, 

Op 25 – Rebecca Rust, 

vc; David Apter, p. Marco 

Polo 8.223637. [10:23] 

Rachmaninoff Trio élégiaque 

#2 in d, Op 9 – Artur 

Balsam, p; Josef Roismann, 

v; Mischa Schneider, vc. 

Bridge 9063. [43:26] 

Friday 12 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Bartok Piano 

Concerto #3 – Hélène Grimaud, 

p; London Sym/Pierre Boulez. 

DG B0003885-02. [25:49] 

Berlioz The Damnation of 

Faust: Rakoczy March – 

Suisse Romande Orch/Ernest 

Ansermet. Lon 421634-2. [4:46] 

Brahms Rakoczy March – Idil 

Biret, p. Naxos 8.550958. [5:20] 

Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody #15 

in a, Rakoczy March – Solomon, 

p. Phi 456973-2 (2). [4:14] 

10:00 Midday Music • Composer 

Perspective: Walter Piston 

Piston Symphony #4 (1950) – 

Philadelphia Orch/Eugene 

Ormandy. Albany TROY-256. 

[23:28] Piston Flute Concerto 

(1971) – Doriot Anthony Dwyer, 

f; London Sym/James Sedares. 

Koch 3-7142-2. [15:22] Piston 

Violin Sonatina (1945) – Anne 

Akiko Meyers, v; André-Michel 

Schub, p. RCA 68114-2. [12:29] 

11:00 Piston The Incredible Flutist 

Suite – Dallas Sym/Andrew 

Litton. Dorian DOR-90224. 

[16:38] Piston Flute Sonata – 

Boehm Quintette. Premier 

PRCD-1006. [19:48] Piston 

Capriccio for Harp and Strings – 

Hokanson, p. Northeastern 

NR-232-CD. [16:48] 

12:00 Newscast • Piston Symphony 

#6 (1955) – Seattle Sym/ 

Gerard Schwarz. Delos DE- 

3074. [25:35] Piston Three 

Pieces for Flute, Clarinet and 

Bassoon (1926) – Boehm 

Quintette. Premier PRCD-1006. 

[10:15] Piston String Quartet 

Concerto – Juilliard String 

Quartet, Seattle Sym/Gerard 

Schwarz. Delos DE-3126. [9:57] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Berlioz 

Benvenuto Cellini Overture – 

Montpellier Phil/Cyril Diederich. 

Forlane UCD-13149/50 (2). 

[10:49] Berlioz Benvenuto 

Cellini, Op 23: Benediction and 

Sermon – David Bradshaw, 

Cosmo Buono, p’s. Albany 

TROY-039. [6:47] Berlioz 

Benvenuto Cellini, Op 23: Aria, 

Mais qu’ai-je donc? – Susan 

Graham, s; Royal Opera 

House Orch/John Nelson. 

Sony SK-62730. [5:47] 

2:00 Beethoven Romance 

#1 in G, Op 40 – Maxim 

Vengerov, v; London Sym/ 

Mstislav Rostropovich. 

EMI CDC5-36403-2. [8:25] 

Dvorák Romance in f, 

Op 11 – Thomas Zehetmair, 

v; Philharmonia/Eliahu Inbal. 

Teldec 46328-2. [11:32] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Mozart 

Symphony #29 in A, K 

201 – Vienna Phil/Leonard 

Bernstein. DG 429221-2. 

[23:27] Tchaikovsky Romeo 

and Juliet – Simon Bolivar 

Sym/Gustavo Dudamel. DG 

B0015296-02. [22:14] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





in Concert: Gustavo 

Dudamel, conductor; Leif 

Ove Andsnes, piano – 

Beethoven: Piano Concerto 

#3 in c, Op 37; Symphony 

#3 in E-Flat, Op 55, Eroica. 

10:00 Best of Studs Terkel: 

Folksinger Judy 

Collins from 1963 


Radio: The music of the 

late Israel Cachao Lopez, 

father of the mambo. 

Saturday 13 


Piano Jazz 








12:00 The Lyric Opera of Chicago 

Broadcasts: Rodgers and 

Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma!” 

John Cudia (Curley); Ashley 

Brown (Laurey); David 

Adam Moore (Jud); Curtis 

Holbrook (Will); Tari Kelly 

(Ado Annie); Paul Scrofano 

(Aunt Eller); Lyric Opera Cho 

and Orch/James Lowe. 

3:00 Britten Variations on a Theme 

by Frank Bridge, Op 10 – 

English Chamber Orch/ 

Benjamin Britten. Lon 417509- 

2. [26:44] Brahms Variations on 

a Theme by Haydn, Op 56a – 

Bavarian Radio Sym/Sir Colin 

Davis. RCA 60382-2-RC. [18:58] 



4:30 Arias and Songs with 

Larry Johnson: French 

music for Bastille Day 


Seth Boustead 


Kerry Frumkin 


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8:00 Folkstage hosted by Rich 

Warren: Red Tail Ring 

live from Levin Studio 



Sunday 14 

Rebecca Luker 

A Rodgers and 

Hammerstein 

Celebration 

Live from the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, 

Christopher Bell conducts the Grant 

Park Orchestra and its chorus with 

soprano Rebecca Luker, tenor Doug 

LaBrecque, and baritone William 

Michals. It’ll be a grand night for 

singing to salute the legendary 

team of Rodgers and Hammerstein 

with their catalog of beloved songs 

for stage and screen. Featuring 

works from Oklahoma!, South 

Pacific, The King and I, Carousel, 

and The Sound of Music. 

Wednesday, July 17, 

6:30 pm 










12:00 Ravel Piano Trio in a – Joachim 

Piano Trio. Naxos 8.550934. 

[29:21] Joachim Notturno, 

Op 12 – Daniel Hope, v; Royal 

Stockholm Phil/Sakari Oramo. 

DG B0015312-02. [9:23] 


Radio Broadcasts: Tughan 

Sokhiev, conductor; Mathieu 

Dufour, flute – Borodin: In 

the Steppes of Central Asia. 

Khachaturian: Flute Concerto. 

Tchaikovsky: Symphony 

#4. Also: Mussorgsky Songs 

and Dances of Death (Sergei 

Aleksakshin/Sir Georg Solti). 






5:00 Chamber Music Society of 

Lincoln Center: Echoes of 

Eastern Europe – Dvorak: 

Excerpts fr Echo of Songs 

arranged from Cypresses 

for string quartet; Enescu: 

String Octet in C. 

6:00 Respighi Gli Uccelli (The 

Birds) – St Paul Chamber Orch/ 

Hugh Wolff. Teldec 18970-2 

(2). [18:21] Rameau Le Rappel 

des Oiseaux; Deux Rigaudons; 

La Villageoise; La Musette 

en Rondeau – Christopher 

O’Riley, p. CPI 3294112. 

[10:46] Debussy Images, set 3: 

Iberia – Cleveland Orch/Pierre 

Boulez. DG 435766-2. [18:52] 

7:00 From the Top with 

Christopher O’Riley 


Henry Fogel: Clemens 

Krauss conducts music from 

Wagner’s Ring, recorded at 

the 1953 Bayreuth Festival. 



11:00 Toch Peter Pan, A Fairy Tale 

for Orchestra, Op 76 – NDR 

Hamburg Sym/Leon Botstein. 

New World 80609-2. [13:30] 

Medtner Four Fairy Tales, 

Op 26 – Geoffrey Tozer, p. 


Humperdinck Hänsel und 

Gretel: Orchestral Suite – 

Royal Phil/Rudolf Kempe. EMI 

CDZB5-68736-2 (2). [26:13] 

Monday 15 




Grapentine 


Street • Frescobaldi Canzon 

prima in G – Amsterdam Loeki 

Stardust Quartet. Oiseau 

414277-2. [3:44] Frescobaldi 

Toccata in G – Jan Michiels, 

p. Etcetera KTC-4006. [5:05] 

Bartok Hungarian Sketches 

(1931) – Bournemouth 

Sym/Marin Alsop. Naxos 

8.557433. [11:47] Ippolitov- 

Ivanov Caucasian Sketches, 

Suite #1, Op 10 – Utah 

Sym/Maurice Abravanel. 

Vanguard SVC-8. [22:02] 


String Quartet in A, Op 55/1 – 

Kodaly String Quartet. Naxos 

8.550397. [16:46] Wirén String 

Serenade, Op 11 – National Arts 

Centre Orch/Eduardo Mata. 

RCA RCD1-5362. [14:34] 

11:00 Debussy La Mer – Philadelphia 

Orch/Riccardo Muti. EMI 

CDC5-55120-2. [26:04] 

Narita Hamabe no Uta (Song 

of the Seashore) – Nobuko 

Imai, vi; Roland Pöntinen, 

p. Phi 446103-2. [7:27] 

12:00 Newscast • Bach Three Lute 

Pieces – Andres Segovia, g. 

MCA 42068. [8:56] Vivaldi 

Viola d’amore and Lute 

Concerto in d, R 540 – Yo- 

Yo Ma, vc; Amsterdam 

Baroque Orch/Ton Koopman. 

Sony SK-90916. [10:59] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • 

Tchaikovsky Souvenir d’un lieu 

cher, Op 42 – Vadim Gluzman, 

v; Bergen Phil/Andrew Litton. 

Bis SACD-1432. [17:29] 

Glazunov Three Miniatures, 

Op 42 – Tatjana Franová, p. 

Marco Polo 8.223151. [7:32] 

2:00 Bacon Remembering Ansel 

Adams (1985) – Richard 

Stoltzman, cl; Warsaw Phil/Jerry 

Swoboda. CRI CD-779. [14:25] 


Haydn Symphony #95 in 

c – Philharmonia/Leonard 

Slatkin. RCA 68426-2. [20:27] 

Anderson Horse and Buggy – 

St Louis Sym/Leonard Slatkin. 

RCA 68048-2. [3:33] Suppé 

Light Cavalry: Overture – 

Hollywood Bowl Sym/Felix 

Slatkin. Sera 69039-2. [6:41] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 


Bill McGlaughlin: Arias 

and Barcarolles 




Andrew Patner 

11:00 Shostakovich Suite on Verses 

by Michelangelo, Op 145 

(1974) – Ildar Abdrazakov, b; 

BBC Phil/Gianandrea Noseda. 

Chandos CHAN-10358. [44:50] 

Tuesday 16 




Grapentine 


Street • Respighi Vetrate di 

Chiesa (Church Windows) – 

Philharmonia/Geoffrey Simon. 

Chandos ABRD-1098. 

[26:50] Palestrina Motet, 

Alma Redemptoris Mater – 

Monteverdi Choir/Sir John Eliot 

Gardiner. Phi 462050-2. [3:58] 

Vivaldi Bassoon Concerto 

in B-Flat, R 502 – Meyrick 

Alexander, bn; London 

Chamber Orch/Christopher 

Warren-Green. Virgin Classics 

61466-2 (2). [11:48] 

10:00 Midday Music • Falla The 

Three-Cornered Hat (1918- 

19) – Raquel Lojendio, s; BBC 

Phil/Juanjo Mena. Chandos 

CHAN-10694. [38:19] 

11:00 Myslivecek Sinfonia in 

F – Concerto Cologne. 

Archive 4776418. [9:53] 

Mozart Symphony #17 in 

G, K 129 – Prague Chamber 


Telarc CD-80242. [14:10] 

12:00 Newscast • Strauss 

Burleske in d (1885-6) – 

Jean-Yves Thibaudet, p; 

Leipzig Gewandhaus Orch/ 

Herbert Blomstedt. Lon 

B0004645-02. [19:05] Chopin 

Nocturnes, Op 9: #1 in 

B-Flat – Jean-Yves Thibaudet, 

p. Lon 466357-2. [5:18] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Hindemith 

Symphonic Metamorphoses 

on Themes by Weber (1943) – 

Israel Phil/Leonard Bernstein. 

DG 429404-2. [20:47] Weber 

Flute Sonata in F, Op 10/1 – 

Roberto Fabbriciani, f; 

Massimiliano Damerini, p. 


Live from Grant Park 

Dave Schwan hosts three live 

broadcasts this month from the 2013 

Grant Park Music Festival, taking 

place at Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium 

Park. The Grant Park Chorus is 

spotlighted in the first one, when 

GPMF chorus director Christopher 

Bell leads an evening of Rodgers and 

Hammerstein favorites. We’ll also be 

hearing David Schrader as the soloist 

in Saint-Saens’ Organ Symphony, 

with Swiss-born conductor Thierry 

Fischer making his festival debut, 

and a Sibelius-Glazunov concert 

led by Hannu Lintu, about to start 

his tenure as chief conductor of the 

Finnish Radio Symphony. All the 

three broadcasts begin at 6:30 pm. 

Rodgers and 

Hammerstein: 

Wednesday, July 17 

Saint-Saens: 

Friday, July 19 

Sibelius-Glazunov: 

Friday, July 26 

6:30 pm 

Photo © Chris Stock 


Koch 350207. [8:34] 

2:00 Humperdinck Dornröschen 

Suite – Bamberg Sym/Karl 

Anton Rickenbacher. Virgin 

Classics 61128-2. [19:32] 

Tchaikovsky Sleeping Beauty, 

Op 66: Suite – Philadelphia 

Orch/Eugene Ormandy. 

CBS 35DC-56. [17:55] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Debussy 

Estampes – Joyce Yang, 

p. Avie AV-2229. [14:16] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 


from St. James Cathedral 

Duo-pianists Joan DeVee 

Dixon and Alice Fidlerova play 

Dvorak Slavonic Dances. 




8:00 The Tuesday Night Opera with 

Peter Van De Graaff: Verdi’s 

“Luisa Miller” Montserrat 

Caballé, Richard Tucker, 

Sherrill Milnes, Metropolitan 

Opera Cho and Orch/Thomas 

Schippers. Sony 90994 (2). 

10:25 Franck Violin Sonata in 

A – Shauna Rolston, vc; 

Menahem Pressler, p. 

Summit DCD-109. [29:24] 

11:00 Hanson Lux Aeterna – Seattle 

Sym/Gerard Schwarz. Naxos 

8.559701. [16:51] Lauridsen 

Lux Aeterna – Chamber 

Choir of Europe. Hänssler 

Classic CD-98.272. [30:00] 

Wednesday 17 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Chabrier España 

Rhapsody – Philadelphia Orch/ 

Eugene Ormandy. RCA 63313- 

2. [6:57] Moreno-Torroba 

Estampas – Minneapolis 

Guitar Quartet. Albany 

TROY-339. [14:32] Rimsky- 

Korsakov Capriccio espagnol, 

Op 34 – New Philharmonia/ 

Leopold Stokowski. Lon 

417753-2. [15:44] Glinka 

Jota aragonesa (Spanish 

Overture #1) – Hollywood 

Bowl Sym/Carmen Dragon. 

EMI CDM5-65620-2. [6:17] 

10:00 Midday Music • Paulus 

Voices from the Gallery – Janet 

Bookspan, n; ProMusica 

Chamber Orch/Timothy Russell. 

D’Note DND-1010. [32:55] 

11:00 Mozart The Magic Flute 

Overture – Dresden 

Staatskapelle/Hans Vonk. 

Laserlight 15885. [7:08] 

Sarasate Magic Flute Fantasy – 

Gil Shaham, v; Akira Eguchi, 

p. DG 447640-2. [11:43] 



Concerts: Emi Ferguson, flute, 

and Nolan Pearson, piano, 

live from the Cultural Center 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Bax 

Water Music (1920) – Eric 

Parkin, p. Chandos CHAN- 

8497. [5:38] Handel Water 

Music Suite #2 in D – English 

Concert/Trevor Pinnock. 

Archive 410525-2. [23:06] 

2:00 Halffter Sinfonietta 

(1924) – Gran Canaria 

Phil/Adrian Leaper. ASV 

CDDCA-1078. [36:48] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Brahms 

Three Intermezzi, Op 117 – Lilya 

Zilberstein, p. DG 431123-2. 

[15:43] Rubenson Symphonic 

Intermezzo in g (1860) – Umeå 

Sym/Roy Goodman. Sterling 

CDS-1029-2. [19:13] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

6:30 Grant Park Music Festival 

2013 – Live from Pritzker 

Pavilion: Christopher Bell 

conducts the Grant Park 

Orchestra and its chorus in 

a Rodger and Hammerstein 

evening, with soprano Rebecca 

Luker, tenor Doug LaBrecque, 

and baritone William Michals. 

8:00 Exploring Music with Bill 

McGlaughlin: Arias and 

Barcarolles (later than usual) 


in Concert: Michael 

Francis, conductor; Todd 

Levy, clarinet – Hindemith: 

Mathis der Maler Symphony. 

Weber: Clarinet Concerto 

#1 in f. Franck: Symphony 

in d. (later than usual) 

11:00 (later than usual) Cedille 

Chicago Presents: 

Music and poetry 

Thursday 18 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Beach A 

Hermit Thrush at Eve – Alan 

Feinberg, p. Argo 436121-2. 

[5:21] Beach A Hermit Thrush 

at Morn, Op 92/2 – Joanne 

Polk, p. Arabesque Z-6704. 

[4:51] Handel Organ Concerto 

#13 in F, The Cuckoo and 

the Nightingale – Herbert 

Tachezi, o; Concentus Musicus 

Wien/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 

Teldec 93668-2. [13:13] 

Haydn String Quartet in D, 

Op 64/5, Lark – Henschel 

String Quartet. Mediaphon 

MED-72. 148. [17:37] 

10:00 Midday Music • Fauré Dolly 

Suite, Op 56 – Boston Sym/ 

Seiji Ozawa. DG 423089-2. 

[18:08] Debussy Children’s 

Corner Suite: Golliwog’s 

Cakewalk – Brodsky String 

Quartet. Teldec 46015-2. [3:08] 

11:00 Somers Picasso Suite (1964) – 

CBC Vancouver Orch/Mario 

Bernardi. Radio Canada 

Int’l SMCD-5161. [19:46] 

12:00 Newscast • Beethoven 

String Quintet in C, Op 29 – 

Tokyo String Quartet; Pinchas 

Zukerman, vi. RCA 61284-2 

(3). [34:13] Mendelssohn A 

Midsummer Night’s Dream 

Music, Op 61: Scherzo – 

Chamber Orch of Europe/ 

Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 

Teldec 74882-2. [4:57] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Walton As 

You Like It (Film score, 1936) – 

London Phil Cho, Orch/Carl 

Davis. EMI CDC7-47944-2. 

[14:33] Walton Henry V Suite – 

Royal Phil/André Previn. MCA 

Classics MCAD-6187. [15:47] 

2:00 Schumann String Quartet 

#1 in a, Op 41/1 – Eroica 

Quartet. Harmonia Mundi 

HMU-907270. [25:04] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Clarke 

Passacaglia on an Old English 

Tune – Patricia McCarty, vi; 

Virginia Eskin, p. Northeastern 

NR-212-CD. [5:28] Grainger 

Green Bushes (Passacaglia 

on an English Folksong) – 

Bournemouth Sinfonietta/ 

Kenneth Montgomery. 


Vaughan Williams English 

Folk Song Suite – Boston 

Pops Orchestra/Arthur Fiedler. 

Lon 433085-2. [11:20] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





This Week: Alan Gilbert 

conducts A Dancer’s Dream, 

two works by Stravinsky: The 

Fairy’s Kiss; Petrouchka. 




11:00 Danzi Fantasia on Là ci darem 

from Mozart’s Don Giovanni – 

Sabine Meyer, cl; Württemberg 

Chamber Orch/Jörg Faerber. 

RCA 61976-2. [10:10] Chopin 

Variations on La ci darem 

fr Mozart’s Don Giovanni, 

Op 2 – Garrick Ohlsson, p; 

Warsaw Phil/Kazimierz Kord. 

Arabesque Z-6702 (2). [18:40] 

Mozart Violin Sonata in E-Flat, 

K 481 – Chiara Banchini, v; 

Temenuschka Vesselinova, 

fortepiano. Harmonia Mundi 

HMC-901468/9 (2). [22:27] 

Friday 19 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Thomson Three 

Portraits – Philippe Quint, v; 

William Wolfram, p. Naxos 

8.559364. [6:12] Thomson 

Three Portraits – Philadelphia 

Orch/Eugene Ormandy. CRI 

SRD-398. [6:48] Thompson 

Symphony #2 in e (1930- 

1) – New Zealand Sym/ 

Andrew Schenck. [29:14] 

10:00 Midday Music • Gershwin 

Porgy and Bess: Summertime – 

Rachel Barton Pine, v; 

Matthew Hagle, p. Cedille 

CDR 90000139. [3:45] Verdi 

I Vespri Siciliani: Summer 

and Autumn fr Four Seasons 

ballet – Bournemouth Sym/ 

José Serebrier. Naxos 

8.572818-19 (2). [15:03] 

11:00 Tchaikovsky Symphony 

#4 in f, Op 36 – Leipzig 

Gewandhaus Orch/Kurt Masur. 

Teldec 43203-2. [42:35] 

12:00 Newscast • Handel Trio Sonata 

in F, Op 5/6 – London Baroque. 

Harmonia Mundi HMC-901389. 

[11:20] Handel Solomon: 

Overture; Chorus, Your 

Harps and Cymbals Sound – 

RIAS Chamber Cho, Berlin 

Academy of Ancient Music/ 

Daniel Reuss. Harmonia Mundi 

HMC-901949. 50 (2). [10:35] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Granados 

Piano Suite, Goyescas 

(1911) – Jorge Luis Prats, p. 

Decca 478 2732. [45:31] 

2:00 Strauss Don Juan, Op 20 – 

Chicago Sym/Sir Georg 

Solti. Lon 436623-2. [17:27] 

Hasenöhrl Till Eulenspiegel 

Einmal Anders! – Chicago 

Pro Musica. Reference 

Recordings RR-16-CD. [8:04] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Weber 

Konzertstück in f with solo 

part by Liszt – Leslie Howard, 

p; Budapest Sym/Karl Anton 

Rickenbacher. Hyperion 

CDA-67403/4 (2). [17:28] 

Liszt Mazeppa, Symphonic 

Poem #6 – Dresden Phil/ 

Michel Plasson. Berlin 

Classics BC-1093-2. [15:52] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 



Pavilion: Thierry Fischer, 

conductor – Berlioz: King Lear 

Overture. Martin: Concerto 

for seven winds. Saint-Saens: 

Symphony #3, Organ. 


McGlaughlin: Arias and 

Barcarolles (later than usual) 


in Concert: Marin Alsop, 

conductor – Barber: Essay #2. 

Golijov: Azul. Tchaikovsky: 

Symphony #6, Pathétique. 

(later than usual) 

11:00 Best of Studs Terkel: Blues 

artist Big Bill Broonzy from 

1953 (later than usual) 



James Conlon 

Saturday 20 

LA Opera on Air: 

Six West Coast 

Performances 

Music director James Conlon and 

general director Placido Domingo 

are the commentators for a new 

summertime series of productions 

from the Los Angeles Opera. Domingo 

also stars in the first broadcast, 

Verdi’s rarely-heard I Due Foscari. 

Also on tap is The Stigmatized, an 

opera by Franz Schreker (1878-1934) 

whose performance is part of the 

company’s Recovered Voices Series, 

which pays tribute to artists victimized 

by the Third Reich. Conlon’s Breaking 

the Silence initiative at the Ravinia 

Festival, where he’s also music 

director, has the same aim. Wrote 

Mark Swed in the LA Times: “[This 

is] the first staging of any Schreker 

opera in the Western Hemisphere…. 

Conlon’s passion for the work 

meant a convincing emphasis on 

the sumptuous atmosphere and 

dramatic character of the score.” 

Foscari: Saturday, 


Stigmatized: Saturday, 



Piano Jazz 








12:00 LA Opera on Air: Verdi’s 

“I Due Foscari” – Placido 

Domingo (Francesco); 

Francesco Meli (Jacopo); 

Marina Poplavskaya (Lucrezia); 

Tracy Cox (Pisana); other 

soloists; Los Angeles Opera 

Cho and Orch/James Conlon. 

2:00 Dvorák Poetic Tone Pictures, 

Op 85: Five movements – 

Vassily Primakov, p. Bridge 

9309. [28:27] Schubert 

Schwanengesang, D 957: Ihr 

Bild; Das Fischermädchen – 

Matthias Goerne, br; Alfred 

Brendel, p. Lon 4756011. 

[5:32] Mahler Symphony #5 in 

c-sharp – Cologne Gurzenich 

Orch/James Conlon. EMI 

CDC5-74979-2. [71:04] 



4:30 Arias and Songs with Larry 

Johnson: Soprano Licia 

Albanese’s 100th birthday! 


Seth Boustead 


Kerry Frumkin 



8:00 Folkstage hosted by Rich 

Warren: Sultans of String 

live from Levin Studio 



Sunday 21 










12:00 Handel Nero: Suite in g – Parley 

of Instruments/Peter Holman. 

Hyperion CDA-67053. [9:21] 

Rubinstein Nero: Ballet- 

Divertissement – Slovak Phil/ 

Michael Halász. Marco Polo 

8.220451. [17:31] Rimsky- 

Korsakov Mlada Suite – 

Seattle Sym/Gerard Schwarz. 

Naxos 8.572787. [18:24] 


Radio Broadcasts: Sakari 

Oramo, conductor; Yuja Wang, 

piano – Dean: Amphitheatre. 

Prokofiev: Piano Concerto 

#3. Nielsen: Symphony 

#5. Plus: Brahms Serenade 

#2 in A (/Lorin Maazel). 






5:00 Chamber Music Society of 

Lincoln Center – Haydn: 

String Quartet in F, Op 77/2; 

Beethoven: String Quartet 

in B-Flat, Op 18/6. 

6:00 Bach Oboe d’Amore Concerto 

in D, BWV 1053 – Thomas 

Stacy, ob d’amore; Toronto 

Chamber Orch/Kevin Mallon. 

Naxos 8.570735. [22:23] 

Strauss Duet-Concertino – 

Larry Combs, cl; David McGill, 

bn; Chicago Sym/Daniel 

Barenboim. Teldec 23913-2. 

[19:49] Strauss Four Songs, 

Op 27: #4, Morgen – Anna 

Netrebko, s; Joshua Bell, v; 

St Luke’s Orch/Michael Stern. 

Sony SK-97779-2. [3:40] 




Henry Fogel: Clemens 

Krauss conducts music from 

Wagner’s Ring, recorded at 

the 1953 Bayreuth Festival. 



11:00 Scarlatti Keyboard Sonata 

in A, Kk 212 (L 135) – Albert 

Fuller, hc. Helicon Classics 

HE-1038. [4:47] Chopin Piano 

Sonata #3 in b, Op 58 – 

Marc-André Hamelin, p. 

Hyperion CDA-67706. [30:14] 

Mendelssohn Organ Sonata 

#3 in A, Op 65/3 – Marie- 

Claire Alain, o (Collégiale 

de Saint Donat, Drôme). 

Erato ECD-88112. [10:13] 

Monday 22 




Grapentine 


Street • Haydn Variations in f, 

H XVII:6 – Mikhail Pletnev, p. 


Brahms Variations on a Theme 

by Haydn, Op 56a – London 

Phil/Sir Adrian Boult. EMI 

CDFB5-68655-2 (2). [17:25] 

M Haydn Symphony #26 in 

G, P 16 – London Mozart 

Players/Matthias Bamert. 


10:00 Midday Music • Korngold 

Symphonic Overture, Sursum 

Corda, Op 13 – Northwest 

German Phil/Werner Andreas 

Albert. CPO 999046-2. [18:34] 

Kreisler Miniature Viennese 

March; Toy Soldiers’ March – 

Tine Thing Helseth, tr; Kathryn 

Stott, p. EMI 16471-2. [4:59] 

11:00 Mozart Piano Concerto #27 

in B-Flat, K 595 – Alessio Bax, 

p; Southbank Sinfonia/Simon 

Over. Signum SIGCD-321. 

[31:41] Palestrina Canticum 

Canticorum: Si Ignoras Te, O 

Pulchra Inter Mulieres – The 

Sixteen/Harry Christophers. 

Coro COR-16106. [3:44] 

12:00 Newscast • Prokofiev Visions 

fugitives, Op 22 – Steven 

Osborne, p. Hyperion CDA- 

67896. [19:34] Shostakovich 

Festive Overture, Op 96 – 

St. Petersburg Phil Orch/ 

Yuri Temirkanov. RCA 

09026-68844-2. [5:21] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Rodrigo 

Fantasía para un gentilhombre 

(1954) – Ernesto Bitetti, g; 

Philharmonia/Antoni Ros- 

Marbá. EMI CDR5-69832- 

2. [20:48] Sanz Clarines y 

Trompetas – Rolf Lislevand, 

g. Astree E-8516. [5:29] 

2:00 Chopin Scherzo #4 in E, 

Op 54 – Vladimir Ashkenazy, 

p. Phi 456715-2 (2). [10:22] 

Stravinsky Ebony Concerto – 

Dimitri Ashkenazy, cl; Berlin 

Radio Sym/Vladimir Ashkenazy. 

Lon 440229-2. [9:19] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Purcell 

Chacony in g – Il Giardino 

Armonico. Teldec 85557- 

2. [4:43] Bach Chaconne 

in d – Jorge Bolet, p. Phi 

456724-2 (2). [15:04] Busoni 

Flute Divertimento, Op 52 – 

Aurèle Nicolet, f; Leipzig 

Gewandhaus Orch/Kurt 

Masur. Phi 412728-2. [9:25] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

6:00 Bloch Five Sketches in Sepia 

(1923) – Margaret Fingerhut, p. 

Chandos CHAN-9887. [11:27] 


McGlaughlin: In From the Mail 

Room, part 2, Bill looks at new 

discoveries among the many 

recordings that are sent to him. 




Andrew Patner 

11:00 Mendelssohn Trumpet 

Overture, Op 101 – Leipzig 

Gewandhaus Orch/Kurt Masur. 

Berlin Classics 0091572-BC. 

[9:04] Croft Overture in D for 

Trumpet and Strings – Michael 

Laird, tr; Parley of Instruments/ 

Peter Holman. Hyperion CDA- 

66817. [6:48] Mendelssohn A 

Midsummer Night’s Dream, Opp 

21, 61: Overture and Excerpts – 

Cincinnati Sym/Walter Süsskind. 

Vox CDX-5138 (2). [29:40] 

Tuesday 23 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Thomas Mignon 

Overture – Detroit Sym/Paul 

Paray. Mercury 434321-2. [8:06] 

Thomas Mignon: Connais-tu 

le pays? – Magdalena Kozena, 

ms; Mahler Chamber Orch/Marc 

Minkowski. DG B0001302-02. 

[5:25] Diepenbrock Song, 

Kennst du das Land? – Marlis 

Petersen, s; Jendrik Springer, p. 

Harmonia Mundi HMC-902094. 

[4:58] Diepenbrock Incidental 

Music to Sophocles’ Elektra: 

Symphonic Suite – Hague 

Residentie Orch/Hans Vonk. 


10:00 Midday Music • Bach 

Brandenburg Concerto #1 in F, 

BWV 1046 – Berlin Academy 

for Ancient Music. Harmonia 

Mundi HMX-2901634. 35 (2). 

[20:17] Holst Fugue à la G 

after B; Marching Song – Royal 

Northern College of Music 

Winds/Timothy Reynish. 


11:00 Schumann Violin Sonata #2 


in d, Op 121 – Frank Almond, 

v; William Wolfram, p. Avie 

AV-2279. [30:19] Shore Eastern 

Promises Concertino – Nicolas 

Benedetti, v; Bournemouth 

Sym/Kirill Karabits. Decca 

B0017609-02. [5:15] 

12:00 Newscast • Traditional 

Le Tombeau de Van Gogh 

(1951) – Marcel Worms, p. NM 

Classics 92999. [11:54] Ravel 

Le Tombeau de Couperin – 

Montreal Sym/Charles Dutoit. 

Lon 410254-2. [15:30] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Dvorák 

Symphony #9 in e, Op 95, 

From the New World – Czech 

Phil/Vaclav Neumann. 

Denon CO-75968. [42:21] 

2:00 Britten A Simple Symphony, 

Op 4 – English Chamber 

Orch/Benjamin Britten. Lon 

425160-2. [17:28] There’s 

more Britten on tonight’s 

opera broadcast at 8:00. 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Cowell 

Symphony #16, Icelandic 

(1962) – Iceland Sym/William 

Strickland. CRI CD-740. [23:59] 

Ibert Trois pièces brèves 

(1930) – Reykjavik Wind Quintet. 






5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 



Peter Ellefson, Randall 

Hawes, Timothy Higgins, 

and Michael Mulcahy play 

music for trombone quartet. 








Britten’s “Gloriana” – Soloists; 

Welsh National Opera Cho and 


Argo 440213-2 (2). 

11:00 Khachaturian Violin Concerto 

in d – Sergey Khachatryan, v; 

Sinfonia Varsovia/Emmanuel 

Krivine. Naive V-4959. [37:26] 

Wednesday 24 




Grapentine 


Street • Kodály Marosszék 

Dances – Helsinki Phil/Janos 

Fürst. Kontrapunkt 32153/54 

(2). [13:43] Rozsavölgyi Three 

Csardas – Budapest Strings/ 

Karoly Botvay. Capriccio 10528. 

[8:40] Monti Czárdás – Maxim 

Vengerov, v; Vag Papian, p; 

Virtuosi Violin Ensemble. EMI 

CDC5-57164-2. [6:09] Ravel 

Tzigane – Maxim Vengerov, v; 

Philharmonia/Antonio Pappano. 

EMI CDC5-57593-2. [9:46] 

10:00 Midday Music • Saint-Saëns 

Piano Quartet in B-Flat, 

Op 41 – Huseyin Sermet, 

p; Régis Pasquier, v; Bruno 

Pasquier, vi; Roland Pidoux,. 

Valois V-4657. [30:16] Saint- 

Saëns Marche héroïque, 

Op 34 – Detroit Sym/Paul Paray. 

Mercury 434332-2. [6:39] 

11:00 Handel Il Pastor Fido: Overture 

(Suite) – English Concert/ 

Trevor Pinnock. Archive 

419219-2. [24:01] Vivaldi La 

Fida Ninfa: Aria, Alma oppressa 

– Anna Prohaska, s; 

Arcangelo/Jonathan Cohen. 

Archive 4790077. [4:59] 



Concerts: Pianist Tyler Wottrich 

live from the Cultural Center 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Schumann 

Symphony in g, Zwickau 

(Unfinished) – Stuttgart Radio 

Sym/Sir Neville Marriner. 

Capriccio 10094. [17:23] 

Schubert Symphony #8 

in b, D 759, Unfinished – 

Classical Band/Bruno Weil. 

Sony SK-48132. [20:55] 

2:00 Handel Suite from the operas 

Florindo and Daphne – Parley 

of Instruments/Peter Holman. 

Hyperion CDA-67053. [15:50] 

Handel Almira: Sarabande 

and Chaconne – Leslie 

Howard, p. Hyperion CDA- 

66371/2 (2). [11:22] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Jos 

Strauss Aquarellen Waltzes, 

Op 258 – Vienna Phil/Claudio 

Abbado. DG 431628-2. [7:40] 

Gaubert Deux Aquarelles – 

Fleury Trio. Audiophile 

AP-53. [8:59] Delius Two 

Aquarelles to be sung of a 

summer night on the water 

– Welsh National Opera 


Argo 433704-2. [4:35] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 






8:00 The Milwaukee Symphony in 

Concert: Francesco Lecce- 

Chong, conductor; Stephen 

Beus, piano; Milwaukee 

mayor Tom Barrett, narrator – 

Copland: A Lincoln Portrait. 

Jeffrey Mumford: a dance into 

reflected daylight. Gershwin: 

Rhapsody in Blue. Sibelius: 

Symphony #5 in E-Flat. 


Music and legends 

11:00 Shostakovich The Age of 

Gold Suite, Op 22a – Prague 

Sym/Maxim Shostakovich. 

Supraphon SU-3278-2031. 

[17:04] Prokofiev Romeo and 

Juliet Suite #2, Op 64c – St 

Petersburg Phil/Yuri Temirkanov. 

RCA 68408-2. [30:33] 

Thursday 25 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Mendelssohn 

String Quintet #2 in B-Flat, 

Op 87 – L’Archibudelli members. 

Sony SK-60766. [28:14] 

Puccini Gianni Schicchi: 

Aria, O mio babbino caro – 

Angela Gheorghiu, s; Milan 

Verdi Sym/Anton Coppola. 

EMI CDC5-57955-2. [2:43] 

Rossini William Tell Overture – 

Accademia di Santa Cecilia 

Orch/Myung-Whun Chung. 

DG 471566-2. [11:10] 

10:00 Midday Music • Mozart 

String Quartet #17 in B-Flat, 

K 458, Hunt – Guarneri String 

Quartet. RCA ARL1-0762. 

[21:53] Rossini Le Rendez- 

Vous de Chasse – Munich 

Hunting Horn Ensemble. 

Orfeo C-034821-A. [5:05] 

11:00 Shostakovich Cello Sonata 

in d, Op 40 – Emmanuelle 

Bertrand, vc; Pascal Amoyel, 

p. Harmonia Mundi HMC- 

902142. [29:52] Mussorgsky 

Khovanshchina: Dance of the 

Persian Slaves – Philharmonia/ 

Herbert von Karajan. EMI 

CDZ7-62853-2. [5:51] 

12:00 Newscast • Bernstein Candide 

Overture – Zofo Duet. Sono 

Luminus DSL-92151. [4:19] 

Bernstein On the Waterfront 

Symphonic Suite (1955) – New 

York Phil/Leonard Bernstein. 

Sony SMK-47530. [19:31] 


Mendelssohn Symphony #1 in 

c, Op 11 – Bamberg Sym/Claus 

Peter Flor. RCA 60391-2. [30:34] 

2:00 Lutoslawski Variations on a 

Theme by Paganini – Quattro 

Mani. Klavier K-11106. [5:32] 

Paganini Violin Concerto #1 

in D, Op 6 – Jean Jacques 

Kantorow, v; Bernard 

Thomas Chamber Orch/ 

Bernard Thomas. Price- 

Less D-18282. [28:37] 


Castelnuovo-Tedesco 24 

Caprichos de Goya: #24, Sueño 

de la mentira y la inconstancia 

– Lily Afshar, g. Summit 

DCD-167. [5:05] Waxman 

Goyana (4 Sketches for 

Piano, Percussion and String 

Orchestra) – Cristina Ortiz, 

p; Barcelona Sym/Lawrence 

Foster. Koch 3-7444-2H1. 

[12:33] Granados Goyescas: 

Intermezzo – Chicago Sym/Fritz 

Reiner. RCA RCD1-5404. [5:37] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 







This Week: Bramwell Tovey, 

conductor – Adams: Short 

Ride in A Fast Machine. 

Offenbach: Snowflake Ballet 

fr Le Voyage dans la Lune. Jos 

Strauss: Music of the Spheres 

Waltzes. Holst: The Planets. 




11:00 Fauré Piano Quintet #2 in c, 

Op 115 – Domus. Hyperion 

CDA-66766. [31:32] Chausson 

Poeme, Op 25 – Aaron 

Rosand, v; Southwest German 

Radio Orch/Rolf Reinhardt. 

Vox CDX-5116 (2). [17:13] 

Friday 26 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Schumann 

Kinderszenen, Op 15 – András 

Schiff, p. ECM 2122/23 (2). 

[15:44] Grainger Children’s 

March (Over the Hills and 

Far Away) – Michigan State 

Symphonic Band/Keith 

Brion. Delos DE-3101. [7:13] 

Schumann Kinderball, Op 130 – 

Peter Frankl and András 

Schiff, p. Vox CD3X-3001 (3). 

[13:13] Elgar Dream Children, 

Op 43 – English Chamber 

Orch/Paul Goodwin. Harmonia 

Mundi HMU-907258. [7:05] 

10:00 Midday Music • Welcher 

Prairie Light: Three Texas 

Watercolors of Georgia 

O’Keeffe – Honolulu Sym/ 

Donald Johanos. Marco 

Polo 8.223457. [14:21] 

Copland Prairie Journal – 

Buffalo Phil/JoAnn Falletta. 

Naxos 8.559240. [10:55] 

11:00 Beethoven Symphony #3 

in E-Flat, Op 55, Eroica – 

Orchestre Révolutionnaire 

et Romantique/Sir John 

Eliot Gardiner. Archive 

445944-2. [44:29] 

12:00 Newscast • Chopin Rondo à la 

Mazurka, Op 5 – Daniil Trifonov, 

p. Decca B0018271-02. [8:17] 

Szymanowski Nocturne and 

Tarantella, Op 28 – Ilya Kaler, 

v; Warsaw Phil/Antoni Wit. 

Naxos 8.557981. [11:51] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Gounod 

Romeo and Juliet orchestral 

suite – Toulouse Capitole Orch/ 

Michel Plasson. EMI CDM5- 

66427-2. [12:54] Massenet 

Cendrillon Suite – Hong Kong 

Phil/Kenneth Jean. Marco 

Polo 8.223354. [10:20] 

2:00 Jenkins Goodbye (for 

Benny) – Richard Stoltzman, 

cl; London Sym/Michael Tilson 


Thomas. RCA 61790-2. [4:18] 

Copland Clarinet Concerto 

(1950) – Benny Goodman, 

cl; Orch/Aaron Copland. 

CBS MK-42227. [16:53] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Moreno 

Symphony in E flat – Concerto 

Cologne. Capriccio 10488. 

[11:13] Boccherini String 

Quintet in A, Op 13/5 (G 281): 

Minuet – Philharmonia Virtuosi 

String Quartet; Theodore Mook, 

vc. Ess.a.y CD-1036. [3:32] 

Baguer Symphony #13 in 

E-Flat – London Mozart Players/ 

Matthias Bamert. [12:47] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 



Pavilion: Hannu Lintu, conductor; 

Karen Gomyo, violin – 

Sibelius: Pohjola’s Daughter. 

Glazunov: Symphony #4. 

Sibelius: Violin Concerto in d. 

8:00 (later than usual) Exploring 

Music with Bill McGlaughlin: 

In From the Mail Room, part 

2, Bill looks at new discoveries 

among the many recordings 

that are sent to him. 

9:00 (later than usual) Music in 

Chicago: The Elgin Symphony 

in concert in February 2012 


Radio: The Yellowjackets 

with Mike Stern 

Saturday 27 


Piano Jazz 








12:00 LA Opera on Air: “The 

Stigmatized” by Franz 

Schreker – Anja Kampe 

(Carlotta); Robert Brubaker 

(Alviano); Martin Gantner (Count 

Tamare); James Johnson (Duke 

Adorno); Wolfgang Schöne 

(Lodovico); Los Angeles Opera 

Cho and Orch/James Conlon. 

4:30 Arias and Songs with 

Larry Johnson: First the 

Music, Then the Words 


Seth Boustead 


Kerry Frumkin 



8:00 Folkstage hosted 

by Rich Warren 



Sunday 28 










12:00 Rossini Otello Overture – St 

Martin’s Academy/Sir Neville 

Marriner. Phi 412893-2. [8:38] 

Ernst Fantasy and Variations 

on a Theme from Rossini’s 

Otello – Leonidas Kavakos, v; 

Peter Nagy, p. Delos DE-3116. 

[13:05] Wieniawski Fantasy on 

Themes from Gounod’s Faust, 

Op 20 – Andrei Korsakov, v; 

USSR Radio-TV Large Sym/ 

Vladimir Fedoseyev. Melodiya 

SUCD-1000255. [18:07] 


Radio Broadcasts: Carlos 

Miguel Prieto, conductor; 

Yo-Yo Ma, cello – Moncayo: 

Huapango. Beethoven: 

Symphony #2. Dvorak: 

Cello Concerto in b. Plus: 

Bloch’s Schelomo (Yo-Yo Ma/ 

Miguel Harth-Bedoya). 






5:00 Chamber Music Society 

of Lincoln Center: Folk 

Inspirations – Falla: Seven 

Popular Spanish Songs; 

Brahms: Piano Quartet 

#1 in g. The final broadcast 

in this series. 

6:00 Cherubini Symphony in D – 

NBC Sym/Arturo Toscanini. 

RCA 60278-2. [26:04] Mahler 

Symphony #10 in F-Sharp: 

Adagio – Cleveland Orch/Pierre 

Boulez. DG 4779060. [24:04] 




Henry Fogel: Pianist Raymond 

Lewenthal plays Liszt, Alkan, 

and Thalberg in recital in 1969. 



11:00 Boyce Symphony #7 in 

B-Flat – I Solisti di Zagreb/ 

Antonio Janigro. [6:53] Vaughan 

Williams Symphony #3, 

Pastoral – London Phil/Bernard 

Haitink; Amanda Roocroft, s. 

EMI CDC5-56564-2. [39:01] 

Monday 29 




Grapentine 


Street • Bach Brandenburg 

Concerto #2 in F, BWV 1047 – 

Herseth, tr; Peck, f; Still, ob; 

Magad, v; Ravinia Festival 

Soloists/Levine. [11:53] Bloch 

Concerto grosso #1 (1924- 

5) – Eastman-Rochester Orch/ 

Howard Hanson. Mercury 

432718-2. [23:45] Hanson 

Serenade for Flute and 

Piano, Op 35 – Donald Peck, 

f; Melody Lord, p. Boston 

Records BR-1010. [5:41] 


Symphony #8 in G, Le 

Soir – English Concert/Trevor 

Pinnock. Archive 423098-2. 

[21:43] Hovhaness Tzaikerk 

(Evening Song) – Paul Edmund- 

Davies, f; other soloists; I 

Fiamminghi/Rudolf Werthen. 

Telarc CD-80392. [10:41] 

Rachmaninoff Vespers (All- 

Night Vigil), Op 37: Blessed 

Art Thou, O Lord – Latvian 

Radio Choir/Sigvards Klava. 

Ondine ODE-1206-5. [7:25] 

11:00 Mendelssohn Piano Concerto 

in e (unfinished) – Jennifer 

Eley, p; English Chamber 

Orch/Sayard Stone. Koch 

3-7197-2. [18:46] Tchaikovsky 

Piano Concerto #3 in E-Flat, 

Op 75 – Barry Douglas, p; St 

Louis Sym/Leonard Slatkin. 

RCA 61633-2. [16:08] 

12:00 Newscast • Rameau Pieces 

de clavecin en concerts 

(1741): Cinquieme concert 

– Trio Sonnerie. Virgin 

Classics 59154-2. [13:23] 

Ravel Menuet antique – Lyon 

National Orch/Leonard Slatkin. 

Naxos 8.572887. [6:43] 


Mahler Symphony #2 in c, 

Resurrection – Zurich Tonhalle 

Orch/David Zinman; J Banse, 

A Larsson, Swiss Chamber 

Choir. RCA 87157-2 (2). [81:46] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Haydn 

Baryton Trio #67 in G – John 

Hsu, baryton; David Miller, vi; 

Loretta O’Sullivan, vc. Dorian 

DOR-90233. [8:56] Haydn 

London Trio #2 in G, H IV:2 – 

Hanoverian Ensemble. MSR 

1099. [3:21] Haydn Piano Trio 

in G, H XV:25 – Vienna Piano 

Trio. Nimbus NI-5535. [14:42] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 

pm At 4:05 – Hindemith 

Symphony, Mathis der Maler 

(1934) – Philadelphia Orch/ 

Wolfgang Sawallisch. [27:01] 


Bill McGlaughlin: String 

quartets by Mendelssohn, 

Brahms, and Schumann 




Andrew Patner 

11:00 Bruch Adagio on Celtic 

Themes, Op 56 – Ofra Harnoy, 

vc; London Phil/Sir Charles 

Mackerras. RCA 60757- 

2. [7:28] Bantock Celtic 

Symphony – Royal Phil/Vernon 

Handley. Hyperion CDA-66450. 

[19:55] MacDowell Piano 

Sonata #4, Op 59, Keltic – 

Alan Mandel, p. [18:59] 

Tuesday 30 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Gershwin 

Catfish Row Suite fr Porgy and 

Bess – Chicago Sym/James 

Levine. [23:21] Copland The 

Tender Land Suite – Elgin 

Sym/Robert Hanson. [20:39] 

10:00 Midday Music • Brahms 

String Sextet #1 in B-Flat, 

Op 18 – Vienna String Sextet. 

Camerata 32CM-93. [36:57] 

Dvorak Slavonic Dances, 

Op 72: #8 in A-Flat – Budapest 

Festival Orch/Ivan Fischer. 

Phi 464601-2. [6:45] 

11:00 Gershwin I Got Rhythm 

Variations – Jeffrey Siegel, 

p; St Louis Sym/Leonard 

Slatkin. MMG MCD-10035. 

[8:54] Adams Fellow Traveler 

(2007) – Attacca Quartet. 

Azica ACD-71280. [5:11] 

12:00 Newscast • Telemann 

Recorder Concerto in C – 

Musica Alta Ripa. MD+G 

Recordings 3091189-2. 

[16:30] Bach Fuga alla breve 

e staccato, BWV 550 – 

Amsterdam Loeki Stardust 

Quartet. Ois 421130-2. [3:18] 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Gershwin 

An American in Paris – 

Minnesota Orch/Edo de Waart. 


Milhaud A Frenchman in New 

York – Boston Pops/Arthur 

Fiedler. RCA LSC-2702. [24:27] 

2:00 Schubert Overture in c for 

String Quintet, D 8 – Hartmut 

Rohde, vi; Leipzig String 

Quartet. MD+G Recordings 

3070609-2. [9:18] Schubert 

Overture in C, In the Italian 

Style, D 591 – Virtuosi di Praga/ 

Ulrich Backofen. Discover Int’l 

[7:15] Rossini L’Italiana in Algeri 

Overture – Accademia di Santa 

Cecilia Orch/Myung-Whun 

Chung. DG 471566-2. [7:47] 


Gershwin Piano Concerto 

in F – Oscar Levant, p; New 

York Phil/André Kostelanetz. 

CBS MK-42514. [31:00] 


including news at 4:00 

5:00 Business Report The Unrush 

Hour, including Gershwin 

Lullaby (1919) – St Louis Sym/ 

Leonard Slatkin. [7:27] 

5:45 Rush Hour Concerts Live from 

St. James Cathedral – A Lyric 

Short: Members of the Ryan 

Opera Center perform music 

from Rossini’s Barber of Seville. 







Verdi’s “Stiffelio” – José 

Carreras, other soloists, ORF 


Cho and Orch/Lamberto 

Gardelli. Phi 6769039 (2). 

10:10 Sibelius Symphony #4 in a, 

Op 63 – San Francisco Sym 

Orch/Herbert Blomstedt. [36:13] 

11:00 Crespo Suite Americana 

#1 – Spanish Brass. [18:54] 

Albéniz Suite española, 

Op 47 – Jorge Federico Osorio, 

p. Cedille 075. [33:45] 

Wednesday 31 




Grapentine 


Street • Beethoven Piano 

Sonata #5 in c, Op 10/1 – Annie 

Fischer, p. Hungaroton HCD- 

31633. [17:49] Reger Variations 

and Fugue on a Theme by 

Beethoven, Op 86 – Berlin 

Staatskapelle/Otmar Suitner. 

Berlin Classics 0091232- 

BC. [22:29] Beethoven 

Bagatelle, Für Elise, WoO 

59 – Murray Perahia, p. [2:53] 

10:00 Midday Music • Villa-Lobos 

Concerto for Guitar and Small 

Orchestra (1951) – Julian 

Bream, g; London Sym/André 

Previn. [18:21] Dowland 

Lachrimae Pavin – Julian Bream 

Consort. RCA 61590-2. [5:16] 

11:00 Schubert Rosamunde 

Incidental Music, D 797 – 

Chicago Sym/James Levine. 

DG 415137-2. [24:31] Liszt 

Soirées de Vienne (after 

Schubert): #9, Preludio a capriccio 

– Silke Avenhaus. [7:55] 



Concerts: Singers from 

Ravinia’s Steans Institute live 

from the Cultural Center 

1:00 Afternoon Music • Handel 

Concerto grosso in F, Op 3/4 – 

Handel and Haydn Society/ 

Christopher Hogwood. Avie 

AV-2065 (3). [12:57] Beethoven 

Variations in G on See the 

Conquering Hero Comes, 

WoO 45 – Steven Honigberg, 

vc; Carol Honigberg, p. 

Albany TROY-116. [13:08] 

2:00 Respighi Trittico botticelliano 

(1927) – Lausanne Chamber 

Orch/Jesús López-Cobos. 

Telarc CD-80309. [18:21] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Alfvén 

Swedish Rhapsody #1, Op 19, 

Midsommarvaka – Helsingborg 

Sym/Okko Kamu. Naxos 

8.553115. [13:27] Alfvén 


Upsala-Rapsodi – Royal 

Stockholm Phil/Neeme Järvi. 

Bis CD-725. [9:52] Alfvén 


Dalecarlian – Stockholm Phil/ 

Stig Westerberg. [21:13] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 






in Concert: Edo de Waart, 

conductor; Joseph Kalichstein, 

piano – Mozart: Piano 

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Trust 


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• Artbeat on Chicago Tonight 

Robert J. and Roberta L. Washlow 


Concerto #22 in E-Flat, K 

482; Bruckner: Symphony 

#4 in E-Flat, Romantic 

(Nowak edition 1878-80). 


Chicago Composers Past 

11:00 Bach French Suite #3 in b, 

BWV 814 – Ton Koopman, hc. 

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• Children’s programming 

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[10:40] Dvorák Czech Suite, 

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Suite #2 in a, BWV 807 – 

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Helen Zell 



Chicagoland Journal for the Arts 

SUMMER 2012 

3rd Anniversary Issue 

Concert Journal for the Arts 

Winter 2010 

By Patrick M. Curran II 


SPRING 2010 


WINTER 2012 

New Chicago History Museum exhibit 

honors the indelible impact of the groundbreaking 

designs of Charles James. 

By Anna Marks 

DANCER ERIN MCAFEE FROM THE JOFFREY BALLET COMPANY 

PHOTO BY ADAM DANIELS 

SPRING 2011 

Regina Taylor on the set of her new stage play 

trilogy The Trinity River Plays at Goodman 

Theatre. Photo by Jason M. Reese. Styling by 

George Fuller. 

Clef N tes 


Lens of 

authenticity 

Interview with Steppenwolf 

Theatre ensemble member 

K. Todd Freeman 

Clef N tes 


SUMMER 2011 

Lyle's Large Life 

The crooner talks life, music and 

bringing his Large Band to Ravinia 

Clef N tes 

Boundless 

Creativity 

Carrie Hanson and The Seldoms 

celebrate 10 years crashing 

boundaries of modern dance 

through mind-bending innovation. 

Crowd 

PLEASER 

We talk shop with Grant 

Park Music Festival 

artistic director Carlos 

Kalmar and find out 

what he has planned this 

summer for devoted fans 

of Chicago's über-popular 

outdoor music celebration. 

Picturing 

Dawoud Bey 

Two major Chicago exhibitions 

examine the prolific photographer's 

powerful work this summer. 

TOWERING 

Identity 

Fascinating new MCA exhibit examines 

the mystique of the skyscraper and the 

impact its allure has had on our own 

identity 

G The 

Guide 

Stephen Petronio Company 

is just one of our picks for 

the best and the brightest in 

Chicagoland's amazing new 

cultural season! 

A Tale of 

Two Cities 

Andreas Mitisek 

takes the helm of 

Chicago Opera 

Theater with a new 

collaborative model 

that just may take 

COT to a whole 

new level 

Paris Comes to 

Millennium Park 

A preview of the historic 

Paris Opéra Ballet as they 

kick off their American 

Tour at Harris Theatre. 

+ 25 YEARS 

& COUNTING 

Chicago Shakespeare Theatre 

celebrates a quarter century 

celebrating Shakespeare. 

a Legacy unveiled 

San Francisco Museum of Modern 

Art examines the impact of the 

Steins Family and and the passion 

they inspired in the appreciation of 

modern art. 

Clef N tes 

Bringing 

Broadway to 

chicago 

Mayor Daley’s grand vision 

for a revitalized Chicago Theater 

District has been a long time coming, 

and Broadway In Chicago has had a 

significant role in making that a reality. 

A ProgrAm of merit 

Merit Music’s incredible 

contribution to the city’s 

music education legacy 

Clef N tes 

CHOPIN’S BICENTENNIAL 

Why after two hundred years, Chopin 

still reigns as one of the most beloved 

classical composers. By Clara Salomon 

THE ART OF CONSERVATION 

How new conservation techniques are aiding 

art restoration efforts on some of the great 

masterworks, and what they mean for 

future conservationists. 

By Jennifer Yang 

LIFE LESSONS WITH BRIAN DENNEHY 

The Tony Award winning actor talks with Patrick Curran 

about his poignant, Broadway-bound dual role recently 

run at the Goodman Theatre. By Patrick M. Curran II 

the Uncommon DivA Stirring UP LAUghter 

A look at opera star Frederica Chicago’s 2009 Humanities 

von Stade as she prepares Festival and its celebration of 

for her last staged Chicago the many sides of laughter 

performance 

Clef N tes 

JOFFREY 

Reinvented 

Draped in Genius 

Artist 

Conversational 

with Steppenwolf 

Ensemble Member 

John Mahoney 

Chicago’s preeminent ballet company finds its 

own identity through the same process of 

self-discovery that its founders followed 

VISIONARY 

INSTINCTS 

What architect Harry Weese's intuition 

has meant to The Auditorium 

Theatre and it's historic restoration. 

Cultural Building 

Blocks 

The Chamber Music Society of 

Lincoln Center begins an exciting 

three-year residency in Millennium 

Park's cultural diamond. 

Clef N tes 


River of Change 

Actress, director, and playwright Regina Taylor brings Dallas’ Trinity River straight through 

Chicago with her riveting trilogy that explores the powerful cycles of change in one woman’s 

life. David Weiss sits down in a conversation with the playwright. 

Finding Vivian Maier: 

Chicago Street Photographer 

The Sacred and 

The Sublime 

Soli Deo Gloria debuts 

in Chicago with Bach's 

monumental 

St. Matthew Passion. 

A Dance of Madness 

Preview of The Eifman Ballet's spring production 

of “Don Quixote” at The Auditorium Theatre. 

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