March WTTW & WFMT Member Magazine

Air Check 

Dear Member, 

Chicago is considered by many to be America’s architectural capitol. Where else can you see represented, 

on a daily basis, the work of such a diverse group of world-class architects? As the city’s premier PBS station, 

we have been proud to make this unique distinction a prime focus of our local production efforts via Geoffrey 

Baer’s many outstanding specials on this subject. And this month, for the third 

year in a row, Geoffrey brings you a profile of the winner of the annual Richard 

H. Driehaus Prize for Classical and Traditional Architecture. Thomas Beeby, the 

first Chicagoan to capture the prize, is best known for his classically inspired 

post-modern design for the Harold Washington Library, a work that brought 

him both acclaim and notoriety. Be sure to tune in on Thursday, March 21 

at 8:00 pm to learn more about Beeby and we’ll also be launching a robust 

companion website at wttw.com/beeby. 

As always, March signals a season of renewal, and fittingly, WTTW11 

offers a variety of new and engaging programs to usher in spring. Singing 

superstar Andrea Bocelli and David Foster return with an all-new special shot 

in Portofino, Italy; R&B/soul artist Aaron Neville tries his hand at Doo-Wop; and The Piano Guys make their 

public television debut. Celtic Thunder presents their Mythology special, shot in Dublin; and Kristin Chenoweth 

celebrates “The Dames of Broadway” on Live from Lincoln Center. On the non-musical side, we spend 180 

Days: A Year Inside An American High School, premiere a new season of Call the Midwife, and introduce Mr. 

Selfridge, a new Masterpiece series starring Jeremy Piven as a brash Chicago entrepreneur in 1909 London. Be 

the first of your friends to be talking about this new British series! 

On 98.7WFMT, live broadcasts from the Metropolitan Opera continue on Saturday afternoons, and this 

month’s productions celebrate the 2013 bicentennials of Richard Wagner with Parsifal on March 2, and 

Giuseppe Verdi, with Don Carlo on March 9, La Traviata on March 30, and an archive presentation of La Forza 

del Destino on March 23. The Lyric Opera of Chicago Broadcasts also continue this month with André Previn’s 

operatic transformation of Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire starring Renée Fleming live on March 

26 co-hosted by George Preston and Roger Pines. And our new season of performances by the Chamber Music 

Society will feature “Baroque Explorations” on March 3 and “French Harp” on March 31. 

Have a wonderful March, and thanks for your support. 

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Tom Peth 

Television Contributors 

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Andrea Lamoreaux 

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Inside the Guide 

3 Member Connections 

4 Member Perks 

5 TV Listings 

6 WTTW Digital Channel Highlights 

8 WTTW Kid Grid 

Dan Schmidt 

President & CEO 

12 Do it Yourself Saturdays 

14 Primetime Grid 

18 At-a-Glance 

19 Radio Listings 

31 Sponsors 

Network Chicago Guide 

(ISSN 1543-9585) 

March 2013 

Volume 28, Number 184 

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On the cover: Geoffrey Baer and Thomas Beeby. Photograph by Bill Richert. 

2 MARCH 2013

Wonder Women – Preview Screening 

In partnership with ITVS and the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, WTTW invites you to attend a 

free screening and discussion about the new Independent Lens documentary Wonder Women! The Untold 

Story of American Superheroines. 

Trace the fascinating evolution and legacy of the original 

comic book Amazon, 

Valerie Perez as Wonder Woman 

Wonder Woman. From 

her creation in the 1940s 

to the superhero blockbusters 

of today, popculture’s 

representations 

of powerful women often 

reflect society’s anxieties 

about women’s 

liberation. 

This is a free event. For 

more information, please 

visit wttw.com/events. 

Wonder Women! The 

Untold Story of American 

Superheroines will air on 

WTTW11 in April. 

MEMBER Connections 

What 

Independent Lens 

Saturday Cinema: 

“Wonder Women! 

The Untold Story of 

American Superheroines” 

Where 

Chicago Cultural Center 

78 E. Washington Street 

in Chicago 

When 

Saturday, March 16, 

2:00 pm 

Max Raabe in Concert 

Max Raabe & Palast Orchester 

Great Singers from Germany 

Join us for this all day seminar which will include a lecture, discussion, and breakfast and lunch. 

Henry Fogel, host of Collectors’ Corner on WFMT, will present a survey of the great singers from Germany, 

Scandinavia, and Northern Europe of the 20th Century. Mr. Fogel will 

What 

Great Singers from 

Germany, Scandinavia, 

and Northern Europe 

with Henry Fogel 

Where 

WFMT Studios 

5400 N. Saint Louis Avenue 

in Chicago 

When 


9:00 am-4:00 pm 

use audio and video recordings 

to bring these singers to 

life. Names like Lauritz 

Melchior, Kirsten Flagstad, 

and Birgit Nilsson will be accompanied 

by many great 

singers who may be less well 

known, but not less deserving 

of exposure. 

The cost for this special 

Immersion Day is $150, with 

a student price of $50 (promo 

Kirsten Flagstad 

code: STUDENT). Register to 

attend by visiting wfmt.com/events or by calling (773) 279-2120. 

With a faultlessly fitting tuxedo, slicked-back hair, 

and a cheeky look, 

Max Raabe sings the 

best of the ’20s and 

early ’30s with amusing 

nostalgia. Songs, 

hits, and couplets… 

Cuban rumbas, 

cheerful foxtrots, and 

elegant tangos, you’ll 

hear songs that are 

serious, amusing, and 

sometimes melancholy 

in their simplicity 

with lyrics that suit 

the times today, just 

as they did 80 years 

ago. 

What 

Max Raabe in Concert 

at the Orchestra Hall 

at Symphony Center 

Where 

Orchestra Hall at 

Symphony Center 

220 South Michigan 

Avenue in Chicago 

When 

Friday, April 5, 8:00 pm 

Join us as we welcome 

Max Raabe in Concert! 

Purchase tickets at wttw.com/events today. 

Sesame Street LIVE! 

Come play with us on March 30 at Sesame Street Live’s Play Zone. WTTW Kids and families 

can dance with Sesame Street friends, sit in Big Bird’s nest, twirl in Zoe’s dance studio, sit on 

the steps of 123 Sesame Street, and much more. You won’t want to miss a single picture-perfect 

moment! 

And then on May 1, mark your 

calendar for a musical event like no 

other – monsters making music! Elmo, 

Abby Cadabby, Big Bird, and all their 

Sesame Street friends are taking to the 

stage to share their love of music in 

Sesame Street Live “Elmo Makes 

Music.” 

Tickets include admission to both 

events, and a WTTW Kids Club 

Membership. Learn more and purchase 

tickets at wttw.com/events. 

What 

Play Zone (March 30, 2013) 

& Sesame Street LIVE (May 1, 2013) 

When & Where 

Saturday, March 30, 10:00 am 

Play Zone at the WTTW Studios 

5400 N. Saint Louis Avenue in Chicago 

Wednesday, May 1, 7:00 pm 

Sesame Street LIVE at the Akoo Theatre 

5400 N. River Road in Rosemont 

2013 MARCH 3

MEMBER PERKS 

2-for-1 Tickets to Music Institute of Chicago 

The Music Institute of Chicago, celebrating 10 years of performances at Nichols Concert 

Hall, presents the impassioned virtuosity and artistry of members of its strings, piano, 

and voice faculty in the Opus 10 Faculty 

Extravaganza! 

In keeping with the 10th anniversary 

theme, Music Institute faculty perform 

the 12 Etudes of Frederic Chopin, Op. 

10 and 10 individual dance pieces by 

Johannes Brahms, including arrangements 

for klezmer ensemble, vocal 

duet, violin and piano, and piano for 

four hands. 

The Opus 10 Faculty Extravaganza 

takes place on Saturday, March 23 at 7:30 pm at Nichols Concert Hall, 1490 Chicago 

Avenue in Evanston. WTTW members may purchase two tickets for the price of one, 

subject to availability, by calling (847) 905-1500, ext. 108 and mentioning code WTTW. 

For more information, visit musicinst.org. 

30% Off Tickets 

to The Dance Center 

For the first time since 2000, The Dance Center of Columbia 

College Chicago presents the Stephen Petronio Company 

March 7 through 9. 

Widely regarded as one of the leading dance makers of his 

generation, Stephen Petronio offers his evening-length 

Underland to music by Nick Cave. “Nick’s lyrics are poetry, and 

the piece starts with the darkest and moves into the most redemptive 

and light poetry,” said Petronio. “I’m not interpreting 

Nick’s lyrics, but Nick is a great storyteller, and though I don’t 

make story dances, I tried to make abstract constructions with 

the essence of his stories.” 

WTTW members receive 30% off the Thursday March 7 and 

Friday March 8 performances, subject to availability, by calling 

(312) 369-8330 and mentioning code WTTW. The Dance Center 

is located at 1306 S. Michigan Avenue in Chicago. For more 

information, visit colum.edu/dancecenter. 

2-for-1 Tickets to the Orion Ensemble 

The Orion Ensemble, winner of the prestigious Chamber Music America/ASCAP Award 

for Adventurous Programming, celebrates Women’s History Month by welcoming guest 

soprano Patrice Michaels for “A Voice from Heaven,” the third concert series of its 20th 

Anniversary Season. 

Michaels performs three arias from her CD Divas of Mozart’s Day: Bado Ma Dove by 

W.A. Mozart; three short Vocalises by Ralph Vaughan Williams, with Orion clarinetist 

Kathryne Pirtle; the Schubert favorite 

Der Hirt auf Dem Felsen with Pirtle and 

pianist Diana Schmück; and “Music,” 

the last of Dmitri Shostakovich’s Seven 

Romances on Verses by Alexander Blok, 

Op. 17, No. 7, with violinist Florentina 

Ramniceanu, cellist Judy Stone and 

Schmück. Rounding out the program 

is Shostakovich’s Piano Trio in E Minor, 

Op. 67. 

This concert takes place on Sunday, 

March 10 at 7:00 pm at Fox Valley Presbyterian Church, 227 East Side Drive in Geneva; 

Wednesday, March 13 at 7:30 pm at the PianoForte Salon in the Fine Arts Building, 410 

S. Michigan Avenue in Chicago; and Sunday, March 17 at 3:00 pm at Music Institute of 

Chicago’s Nichols Concert Hall, 1490 Chicago Avenue in Evanston. WTTW members may 

purchase two tickets for the price of one, subject to availability, by calling (630) 628-9591 

and mentioning code WTTW. For information, visit orionensemble.org. 

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. 

4 MARCH 2013 

2-for-1 Tickets to The City and The City 

Inspector Tyador Borlú of the Extreme Crime Squad is assigned to a seemingly open-and-shut case: 

an American student found dead in the gutters of Beszel. But soon this deceptively simple crime reveals 

ties to powerful political and corporate factions at the heart of both Beszel and its twin city, Ul Qoma. 

Forced to cross the divide between two city-states coexisting in the same space yet separated by irreconcilable 

cultural differences, Borlú must bring to justice the mastermind of the most dangerous 

case of his career. 

For 2-for-1 tickets, use code WFMT when ordering at (773) 761-4477. Subject to availability, 

February 28 through April 5. Valid for Thursday and Friday 7:30 pm performances at the Lifeline 

Theatre, 6912 N. Glenwood Avenue in Chicago. For more information, visit lifelinetheatre.com.

Daily Television Programming • 

Programmer’s Picks on WTTW Channel 11 

Love for Levon 

This star-studded event celebrates the life and 

music of the legendary Levon Helm. From country 

to rockabilly to blues to rock, the concert features 

performances by Gregg Allman, Mavis Staples, 

Joe Walsh, My Morning Jacket, Roger Waters, 

and many others. 

Tuesday, March 12, 9:15 pm 

POV: Girl Model 

Ashley is a deeply conflicted American model scout, 

and 13-year-old Nadya is her latest discovery. As 

the young girl searches for glamour and an escape 

from poverty, she confronts the harsh realities of an 

industry that makes perpetual childhood a globally 

traded commodity 

Sunday, March 24, 9:00 pm 

Tavis Smiley Reports: 

Education Under Arrest 

Smiley meets the educators, law enforcement, 

judges, youth advocates and the at-risk teens 

themselves who are working together to get kids 

out of the juvenile justice system, back into 

high school, and through to graduation. 

Tuesday, March 26, 8:00 pm 

See page 6 for information about WTTW Prime listings. 

In the Spotlight 

Remembering 

Chicago Marathon 

WTTW’s popular series recounting 

the memories of everyday Chicagoans 

returns, with the addition of the latest 

installment: Remembering Chicago: 

The ’70s & ’80s. 


10:45 am 

Friday 1 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Chicago Tonight [R] 

1:00 Tavis Smiley 

1:30 Charlie Rose 

2:30 NOVA: Japan’s 

Killer Quake [R] 

3:30 The Black Kungfu 

Experience [R] 

4:30 Check, Please! 

Rosewood/Ay Ay Picante/ 

Union Sushi [R] 


MORNING-AFTERNOON 

6:00-6:00 WTTW Kids 

EVENING 

6:00 PBS NewsHour 

7:00 Chicago Tonight: The Week 

in Review with Joel Weisman 

7:30 Dr. Fuhrman’s Immunity 

Solution! In this follow-up 

program to the successful 3 

Steps to Incredible Health, 

Dr. Fuhrman shows us how 

we can become almost totally 

resistant to colds, influenza, 

and other infections. 


Solution! [R] 

11:00 Washington Week 

with Gwen Ifill 

11:30 BBC World News 

Saturday 2 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Nightly Business Report 

12:30 ADD & Mastering It! From 

the team that brought you the 

groundbreaking documentary 

ADD & Loving It!?! comes this 

empowering film hosted again 

by Patrick McKenna and Rick 

Green. The program makes it 

clear that there is much that 

can be done to not just manage 

this disorder, but turn it to 

your advantage, going through 

36 practical tips for managing 

one’s ADD or ADHD. 

2:15 ADD & Mastering It! [R] 

4:00 Suze Orman’s Money Class 

Based on her bestselling 

book, this program will reveal 

Suze’s expert take on what 

actions people need to take 

in light of this challenging 

economy. She unveils her own 

powerful advice, updating 

and sometimes revising her 

long-held beliefs, to help 

viewers navigate today’s 

unsettling economic waters. 

MORNING 

6:00 Blood Sugar Solution with 

Dr. Mark Hyman Dr. Hyman 

identifies the seven keys to 

achieving wellness: optimize 

your nutrition, balance your 

hormones, cool off inflammation, 

fix your digestion, 

enhance detoxification, boost 

your energy metabolism, and 

calm your mind – and outlines 

the steps needed to personalize 

your approach to healing. 

7:00 Hopeful Aging This program 

focuses on the journey of 

brain aging, bringing together 

proven strategies to help 

everyone get the most out of 

their later life by harnessing 

the lessons of neuroscience 

with a revolutionary learning 

technique called C-MAP. 

This different approach to 

dementia and Alzheimers 

can help create a life worth 

living until the very last days. 

8:00 Ed Slott’s Retirement 

Rescue! Ed Slott defines the 

monumental fiscal problems 

facing Americans preparing 

to retire and provides a 

step-by-step solution to 

creating a plan of action, using 

humor, personal stories, and 

detailed facts from the tax 

code to make his points. 

10:45 Remembering Chicago 

Personal snapshots and 

historical footage are 

woven together to present 

fascinating insights into 

a fabric of Chicago in the 

1920s, ’30s, and ’40s that 

is now just a memory. 

11:55 Remembering Chicago 

Again A nostalgic look at 

the 1940s and 1950s in 

Chicago. Highlights include 

stories and snapshots of 

World War II, automobiles, the 

Sox and Cubs, hula-hoops 

and yo-yos, the blues and 

gospel, and much more. 

1:10 Remembering Chicago: The 

Boomer Years It was an era 

that redefined Chicago history. 

Relive Chicago through the 

eyes of 20 Chicagoans as 

they recount the stories 

and events of their youth, 

comings of age, and the 

hallmarks that define them as 

individuals, as Chicagoans 

and as Baby Boomers. 

3:45 Remembering Chicago: 

The ’70s & ’80s The latest 

new documentary in WTTW’s 

Remembering Chicago series, 

this program vividly recalls 

this transformative era from 

1970-1985 as remembered 

by a diverse and colorful 

collection of Chicagoans 

who lived through it. 

EVENING 

6:00 The Heart of Perfect 

Health with Brenda Watson 

Internationally renowned 

digestive care expert Brenda 

Watson shares compelling 

evidence of the connection 

between digestive health and 

heart health, and includes 

easy, simple ways to protect 

and strengthen the heart 

by balancing the gut and 

achieving healthy digestion. 

6:30 McLaughlin Group 

7:00 Great Performances: Andrea 

Bocelli – Love in Portofino 

9:00 The Tenors: Lead with 

Your Heart Since their 

last special, filmed in 

Toronto, the Canadian 

Tenors have evolved into an 


Andrea Bocelli 

Great Performances: 

Andrea Bocelli – 

Love in Portofino 

International superstar Andrea Bocelli 

returns to delight fans with a new 

concert special of classical favorites, 

pop standards and Brazilian jazz, this 

time from the breathtaking coastal 

setting of Portofino, Italy. With sixteentime 

Grammy-winner David Foster as 

music director and at the keyboard, 

Bocelli is joined by trumpeter Chris 

Botti to perform a select collection of 

the world’s most famous love songs. 


7:00 pm 

2013 MARCH 5

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. 

11-1 

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. 

Great Performances: Andrea Bocelli – 


Saturday, March 2, 7:00 pm 

International superstar Andrea Bocelli performs classical favorites, 

pop standards, and Brazilian jazz from Portofino, Italy. David Foster is 

music director and trumpeter Chris Botti performs a select collection 

of the world’s most famous love songs. 

NOVA: Hunting the Elements 

Wednesday, March 27, 9:00 pm 

David Pogue spins viewers through the world of weird, extreme 

chemistry on a quest to unlock the secrets of the elements. Punctuated 

by surprising and often alarming experiments, Pogue takes 

NOVA on a roller coaster ride through nature’s hidden lab and the 

compelling stories of discovery that revealed its secrets. 

Full schedule online at wttw.com/schedules 

Pictured: David Pogue testing for elements in bomb debris 

11-2 

WTTW Prime 

WTTW Prime is the newest channel in the WTTW 

family – ‘prime time all the time.’ Free TV, over-theair 

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. 

WTTW PRIME ad 

Scott & Bailey (New Series) 

Premieres Thursday, March 7, 7:00 pm 

Detective Constable Rachel Bailey is down-to-earth, noisy, 

argumentative, and single. Detective Constable Janet Scott is 40, 

a diplomat, and wife and mother to two teenage girls. They both work 

for Manchester Metropolitan Police’s prestigious Murder Investigation 

Team. Watch a friendship develop between this “odd couple.” 


Pictured: Scott (Lesley Sharp) and Bailey (Suranne Jones) 

11-3 

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. 

Irish Cookery Marathon 

Saturday, March 16, 5:00-11:00 am; 5:00-11:00 pm 

Sunday, March 17, 11:00 am-5:00 pm 

Welcome to the Irish Cookery all-day marathon where Chefs Rachel 

Allen and Clodagh McKenna give you a taste of Ireland in every bite; 

Rachel Allen, the “Irish Cooking Queen” cooks easy-to-make meals 

that are tasty as can be; and take a food trip adventure with Clodagh 

McKenna across Ireland! 


Pictured: Clodagh McKenna 

11-4 

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. 

Planeta Feroz: The Heirs to the Ark – 

Keeping the Giants 

Monday, March 4, 4:00 pm 

In an era of great global changes, on the oldest and most endangered 

of the continents, a new generation of zoos and a new conservation 

foundation have joined forces with a common aim: to save Africa’s 

most endangered species. Through the journey a film crew and 

the various animals that star in these tragic, moving, crazy, and 

sometimes funny stories, we will get to know the challenges the 

conservation movement faces. 


Pictured: Elephant, Keeping the Giants 

WTTW on Demand 

on demand 

Find WTTW on Demand by selecting Comcast’s 

Local folder. 

March On-Demand Picks 

• Check, Please! 

• Chicago Tonight 

Pictured: Paris Schutz, Chicago Tonight 

6 MARCH 2013


internationally-recognizable 

group, have added exciting 

new music to their performances, 

and are launching 

their new album as simply The 

Tenors. This concert features 

The Tenors performing 

all-new music from their 

newly released sophomore 

album Lead with Your Heart. 

10:45 Albert King with Stevie 

Ray Vaughan The famed 

live jam session by two of 

the greatest musicians ever 

to have played the blues on 

electric guitar – Albert King 

and Stevie Ray Vaughan. 

Originally recorded for the 

Canadian television program 

In Session in 1983, this was a 

historic meeting of two artists 

that has proven to be a very 

special moment of time in the 

careers of each musician. 

Sunday 3 

EARLY MORNING 

12:30 Super Brain with Dr. Rudy 

Tanzi Harvard Medical School 

professor Rudy Tanzi explores 

new discoveries in neuroscience 

that maximize the 

potential of the human brain 

in practical and actionable 

ways, taking advantage of 

cutting-edge research to 

show the way we all can 

maximize our brain’s potential. 

2:25 The Heart of Perfect Health 

with Brenda Watson See 

Sat. Mar. 2 at 6:00 pm. [R] 


with Brenda Watson [R] 

5:50 Suze Orman’s Money Class 

See Sat. Mar. 2 at 4:00 am. [R] 

MORNING 

7:45 Super Brain with Dr. 

Rudy Tanzi [R] 

9:30 Shift Happens! Live an 

Inspired Life, with Robert 

Holden Robert Holden, 

Ph.D., is a renowned British 

psychologist, executive 

coach, author, and speaker. 

This special, based upon his 

book of the same title, also 

draws substantially from 

his other works: Authentic 

Success, Be Happy, and his 

newest book, Loveability. 

11:00 Moyers & Company 

AFTERNOON 

12:00 Makers: Women Who 

Make America 

4:30 Dudu Fisher: In Concert 

from Israel Best known 

throughout the world for his 

stirring performance as Jean 

Valjean in the hit Broadway 

musical Les Miserables, Dudu 

Fisher presents an exciting 

and visually stunning concert 

taped at the historic Beit 

She’an archeological site in 

his beloved Israel. Though 

his music and stories, Dudu 

takes the audience on a joyful 

musical journey connecting 

his talent as a Broadway 

performer, cantor, and 

contemporary artist with the 

beauty of Israel’s landscape, 

culture, and people. 

EVENING 

6:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: 

European Travel Skills This 

three-part miniseries distills 

Rick Steves’ 30 years of travel 

experience into 30 minutes 

of practical advice on how to 

have a fun, affordable, and 

culturally broadening trip to 

Europe. Shot on location 

in Amsterdam, Germany’s 

Rhineland, Venice, Siena, 

the Italian Riviera, the Swiss 

Alps, Paris, and London, 

these episodes cover Rick’s 

favorite 3,000-mile European 

loop while providing you 

with essential travel skills. 

We cover tips on planning 

an itinerary, hurdling the 

language barrier, driving and 

catching the train, avoiding 

scams, eating well, sleeping 

smart, staying safe, and 

everything you need to enjoy 

the best possible experience. 


Florentine Delights and 

Tuscan Side Trips In this 

second of two episodes on 

Florence, we enjoy more of the 

exquisite artistic treasures of 

the city that propelled Europe 

out of the Middle Ages. Then 

we side-trip to a couple of 

rival cities and cultural capitals 

in their own right, Pisa and 

Lucca, where we’ll marvel at 

a tipsy tower, circle a city on 

its ramparts, and enjoy some 

Puccini in his hometown. 


Venice – City of Dreams After 

sorting through the monuments 

of Venice’s powerful 

past, we trace its decline from 

Europe’s most powerful city 

to its most hedonistic one. We 

cruise the Grand Canal, luxuriate 

in a venerable cafe, and 

savor fresh fish canalside with 

Venetian friends. Becoming 

as anonymous as possible 

in this city of masks, we’ll 

be dazzled by masterpieces 

of the Venetian Renaissance 

and get intimate with the city 

of Casanova...on a gondola 

under the moonlight. 

8:57 Rick Steves’ Europe: Rome – 

Baroque Brilliance This 

second of three episodes on 

Rome reveals a city busy with 

life and bursting with Baroque. 

We ramble through the venerable 

heart of Rome, admire 

breathtaking Bernini statues, 

ponder sunbeams inside 

St. Peter’s Basilica at the 

Vatican, and mix and mingle 

with the Romans during an 

early-evening stroll. Following 

an exquisite Roman dinner, we 

join locals after dark, lacing 

together the Eternal City’s 

most romantic nightspots. 

9:45 My Music: The British Beat 

This special celebrates the 

original British Invasion of 

the 1960s, featuring a mix 

of rare archival full-length 

performance films mixed 

with new live performances 

recorded throughout the UK. 

11:45 ’60s Pop, Rock, & Soul 

Legends of the 1960s unite in 

this all-new live performance 

special. Co-hosts Peter Noone 

and the late Davy Jones sing 

their biggest hits, focusing 

on the years 1965-1969. 

This program includes pop 

sounds from Frat Rock to Surf 

Pop, the British Beats to the 

Breakthrough Bands, Motown, 

Soul, and Pop classics. 

Monday 4 

EARLY MORNING 


Rescue! [R] 


Rescue! [R] 

5:00 Hopeful Aging See Sat. 

Mar. 2 at 7:00 am. [R] 



EVENING 


7:00 Chicago Tonight 

7:30 Aaron Neville: Doo 

Wop – My True Story 

9:00 Joe Bonamassa: An 

Acoustic Evening at Vienna 

Opera House Blues/rock 

guitar virtuoso and vocalist 

Joe Bonamassa is joined 

by an eclectic group of top 

instrumentalists from around 

the globe in this dramatic 

and original concert taped 

in July 2012 at the historic 

Vienna Opera House. 


Rescue! [R] 

Tuesday 5 

EARLY MORNING 




Dr. Mark Hyman See Sat. 

Mar. 2 at 6:00 am. [R] 


Dr. Mark Hyman [R] 

4:30 Easy Yoga for Arthritis with 

Peggy Cappy This program is 

designed to address not only 

arthritis issues but all joints 

which have stiffened with 

age or become less mobile 

from injury or inactivity. 




Hillary Clinton 

Makers: Women 

Who Make America 

This comprehensive miniseries tells 

the story of women’s advancement in 

America over the past 50 years. It is a 

revolution that has unfolded in public 

and private, on grand stages like the 

U.S. Supreme Court and Congress, and 

humbler ones like the boardroom and 

the bedroom. Meryl Streep narrates 

the program, which features the stories 

of those who led the fight, those who 

opposed it and those – both famous 

and unknown – caught up in its wake. 

Also included are commentary and the 

stories of Hillary Clinton, Condoleezza 

Rice, Oprah Winfrey, Gloria Steinem 

and Phyllis Schlafly, among others. 

Sunday, March 3, 

12:00 pm 

Rick Steves 

Rick Steves’ 

Europe Marathon 

Inveterate traveler and television host 

Rick Steves joins us live in WTTW’s 

studios for this marathon of his 

invaluable travel programs, in which he 

shares some vital travel skills and takes 

us on lively and informative tours of 

Florence, Tuscany, Rome, and Venice. 


6:00 pm 

2013 MARCH 7

Monday-Friday Mornings 

6:00 Word Girl 

6:30 Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman 

7:00 Arthur 

7:30 Martha Speaks 

8:00 Curious George 

8:30 The Cat in the Hat 

9:00 Super Why! 

9:30 Dinosaur Train 

10:00 Sesame Street 

11:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 

11:30 Sid the Science Kid 

Afternoons 

12:00 (M-Th) Word World 

(F) Angelina Ballerina 

12:30 Caillou 

1:00 (M-W-F) Daniel Tiger’s 

Neighborhood 

(Tu-Th) Barney 

1:30 (M-Th) Super Why! 

(F) Bob the Builder 

2:00 Thomas and Friends 

2:30 (M-Th) Clifford 

(F) Cyberchase 

3:00 (M-Th) The Cat in the Hat 

(F) Friday Palooza 

3:30 (M-Th) Curious George 


4:00 (M-Th) Arthur 


4:30 (M-Th) Arthur 


5:00 (M-Th) Wild Kratts 

(F) WTTW Kids Picks 

5:30 (M-Th) Electric Company 

(F) WTTW Kids Picks 

Saturday Mornings 

5:30 Sesame Street 

6:30 C l i f f o r d 

7:00 Caillou 

7:30 Super Why 

8:00 Daniel Tiger’s 

Neighborhood 

8:30 Dinosaur Train 

9:00 Bob the Builder 

9:30 Thomas & Friends 

10:00 Hey Kids, Let’s Cook 

Sunday Mornings 

5:00 Wild Animal Baby Explorers 

5:30 Barney and Friends 

6:00 Angelina Ballerina 

6:30 Sid The Science Kid 

7:00 The Cat in the Hat 


8:00 Cyberchase 

8:30 Word Girl 

9:00 Martha Speaks 

9:30 Arthur 

10:00 Wild Kratts 


All 

aboard! 

Don’t miss the train! 

Mondays-Fridays 

9:30 am 

Saturdays 

8:30 am 

Readers are Leaders 

A tour of stories, music, and fun 

for families featuring special guest 

Miss Lori, of Miss Lori’s CAMPUS. 

Made possible by 

our generous sponsors 

Where you’ll find us in March: 

• Chicago Public Library (McKinley Park Branch) 

Thursday, March 14 at 11:00 am 

• Chicago Public Library (Rogers Park Branch) 

Tuesday, March 19 at 11:00am. 

For a complete schedule please visit 

wttw.com/readersareleaders 

8 MARCH 2013

Coming soon… 

Pictured: 2014 Subaru Forester 

The 2013 WTTW Great Treasure 

Hunt Sweepstakes featuring 

the Grand Prize: a 2014 Subaru! 

2013 MARCH 9


Aaron Neville 

Aaron Neville: 

Doo Wop – 

My True Story 

This new program, taped in November 

2012 at the Brooklyn Bowl, features 

multiple Grammy Award-winning artist 

Aaron Neville performing songs from 

his Doo-Wop inspired album My True 

Story. An incredible array of musicians 

and guests join Neville, including Paul 

Simon, Joan Osbourne, Eugene Pitt of 

the Jive Five (who co-wrote the album’s 

title song), and Dickie Harmon from the 

Del-Vikings. 

Monday, March 4, 

7:30 pm 

Cello Guy Steven Sharp Nelson 

The Piano Guys: 

Live at Red 

Butte Garden 

This unique, live outdoor concert 

performance program utilizes both 

live performance and The Piano Guys’ 

wildly popular music videos to tell the 

story of how and why the five members 

of the band make the music they do, 

enhanced by the stunning beauty of the 

Red Butte Garden venue. 

Tuesday, March 5, 

7:30 pm 

EVENING 



7:30 The Piano Guys: Live 

at Red Butte Garden 

9:00 The Tenors: Lead with 

Your Heart See Sat. 

Mar. 2 at 9:00 pm. [R] 



Wednesday 6 

EARLY MORNING 


Solution! [R] 


Solution! [R] 

3:20 Super Brain with Dr. 

Rudy Tanzi [R] 






EVENING 



7:30 Unleash the Power of 

the Female Brain with Dr. 

Daniel Amen In this powerful 

presentation, Dr. Amen, shows 

you how to harness the 

unique strengths of the female 

brain – intuition, multi-tasking, 

collaboration, empathy, 

self-control, and a little worry – 

and how to overcome some 

of its inherent vulnerabilities, 

such as anxiety, depression, 

taking on too much, and 

being unable to turn your 

brain off. Included are: 5 

steps to unleash the power 

of the female brain, the Amen 

Clinic’s method for optimizing 

the female brain, and the 

brain-hormone connection. 


the Female Brain with 

Dr. Daniel Amen [R] 



Thursday 7 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Superstars of Seventies 

Soul Live This is a once-ina-lifetime 

gathering with the 

legends of 1970s Motown, 

R&B, and soul artists – all 

original performers, singing 

their greatest “jammin’ oldies” 

hits. Soul diva Patti LaBelle 

hosts the historic reunion of 

more than 18 classic recording 

artists of the decade, including 

the Commodores, original lead 

Eugene Record reuniting with 

the Chi-Lites, the Stylistics, 

Yvonne Elliman, Heatwave, 

the Trammps, the Emotions, 

and the Manhattans. 



Rescue! [R] 




EVENING 



7:30 Muddy Waters and The 

Rolling Stones Live In 

November 1981 in the middle 

of their mammoth American 

tour, the Rolling Stones 

arrived in Chicago for an 

engagement at the Rosemont 

Horizon. Long influenced by 

the Chicago blues, the band 

paid a visit to Muddy Waters’ 

Checkerboard Lounge to see 

the legendary bluesman perform. 

It didn’t take long before 

Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, 

Ronnie Wood, and Ian Stewart 

were jamming on stage with 

Muddy, and later Buddy Guy 

and Lefty Dizz joined them for 

this unique once-in-a-lifetime 

blend of blues and rock. 


Ray Vaughan See Sat. 

Mar. 2 at 10:45 pm. [R] 

10:40 Suze Orman’s 

Money Class [R] 

Friday 8 

EARLY MORNING 



1:35 My Music: The British 

Beat See Sun. Mar. 3 

at 9:45 pm. [R] 






EVENING 




7:30 Magic Moments: The Best 

of ’50s Pop Hosted by Phyllis 

McGuire, Pat Boone, and Nick 

Clooney, this special features 

a cavalcade of 1950’s pop 

music recording legends from 

the days of poodle skirts and 

penny loafers, both in archival 

footage and performing 

their biggest hits live. 





Saturday 9 

EARLY MORNING 


12:35 ’60s Pop, Rock & Soul See 

Sun. Mar. 3 at 11:45 pm. [R] 


Dr. Mark Hyman [R] 

4:10 Hopeful Aging [R] 


Rescue! [R] 

MORNING 


Rescue! [R] 

8:30 Protect Your Memory with 

Dr. Neal Barnard Dr. Neal 

Barnard proves with groundbreaking 

research that there is 

lots you can do to protect your 

brain and memory. In this program, 

Dr. Barnard dives into 

three simple steps which you 

can take to derail the degenerative 

processes that could 

otherwise derail you and your 

memory: skipping “bad fat,” 

knocking out free radicals, 

and exercising your brain. Dr. 

Barnard also warns against 

potential threats to the brain, 

including medications, drug 

interactions, sleep deprivation, 

and physical conditions that 

can put your memory at risk. 

10:00 South of Chicago: Suburbs, 

Steel Mills, Shoreline Host 

Geoffrey Baer takes you on 

a sparkling journey, full of 

surprising stories about the 

people and history of the 

region, beginning in Gary, 

Indiana, moving north and 

west along the Calumet River 

through South Chicago and 

on to Blue Island, down the 

Dixie Highway to Crete and 

Robbins, on to Homewood, 


Pat Johnson and Regina Fraser 

Grannies on Safari 

Marathon 

The intrepid travelers Grannies on 

Safari – best friends Regina Fraser and 

Pat Johnson – join us live in the WTTW 

studios to revisit some of their favorite 

episodes, visiting Istanbul, Japan, Peru, 

South Africa, and Botswana. Tune in for 

a chance to win a special journey with 

the Grannies down the Rhine, and a set 

of Antler luggage for the trip! 


3:00 pm 

10 MARCH 2013


Flossmoor, Olympia Fields, 

and South Holland, returning 

at last to Park Forest. 

AFTERNOON 

12:15 Southwest Suburbs: 

Birthplace of Chicago This 

tour program explores a 

part of Chicago that’s full of 

surprises. Join Geoffrey Baer 

as he travels by train, tugboat, 

and 1958 Edsel to explore this 

fascinating region, home to 

major league soccer and minor 

league baseball, a bustling industrial 

canal, and much more. 

3:00 Grannies on Safari: 

Istanbul – Ancient 

Crossroads The Grannies 

view ancient Roman 

underground cistern ruins, 

travel back in time to the 

treasures of Topkapi Palace 

and have a private view 

of its rare artifacts. 

3:35 Grannies on Safari: Japan – 

The Contemporary and the 

Ancient Join the Grannies 

as they spend colorful nights 

in two of Japan’s greatest 

cities: Tokyo and Kyoto, 

experiencing the sights and 

sounds of some of their most 

stimulating and exotic haunts. 

4:10 Grannies on Safari: Peru – 

Cusco and Machu Picchu 

Cusco is the former capitol of 

the Inca civilization and considered 

by many the arts and 

crafts center of Peru. Machu 

Picchu, at 9,600 feet, is one 

of the new Seven Wonders of 

the World, and the Grannies’ 

exploration of this hidden 

city in the Andes Mountains 

was a magical experience. 

4:45 Grannies on Safari: Western 

Cape, South Africa and 

Botswana The Grannies are 

accompanied by the cosmetic 

icon Marilyn Miglin, who is 

on her first trip to South 

Africa seeking flowers for a 

new perfume. They begin 

their adventure in glorious 

Cape Town with excursions 

to the Cape of Good Hope 

and the wine lands. 

EVENING 


7:00 Celtic Thunder: Mythology 

9:00 Celtic Thunder: 

Mythology [R] 

11:00 Superstars of Seventies 

Soul Live See Thurs. Mar. 7 

at 12:00 midnight. [R] 

Sunday 10 

EARLY MORNING 

1:30 Suze Orman’s 

Money Class [R] 




Solution! [R] 


Solution! [R] 

MORNING 








AFTERNOON 

11:50 Celebrating North America’s 

Steam Railways (in 2 parts) 

This program explores the 

impact the steam engine had 

on North America by visiting 

17 of the continent’s most 

historic and scenic tourist 

steam railroads. This special 

takes us from the frozen 

tundra of Alaska to the vast 

high desert of Arizona, and 

from the rolling hills of New 

Hampshire and the Black Hills 

of South Dakota to the prairies 

and vast mountain ranges of 

Canada. The program also 

visits Steamtown National 

Historic Site, provides a 

first-hand lesson on how a 

steam engine works, and 

shows why millions of people 

each year are drawn to visit 

and ride steam railways. 

3:00 Is It Me Or My Hormones? 

with Marcelle Pick No matter 

what your age, your weight, 

your medical condition, or 

your history, Marcelle Pick assures 

you that you can reclaim 

your body, your emotions, 

your energy, and your sex 

life. She takes you through 

the basic science of how hormones 

affect our body, mind, 

and emotions, demonstrating 

that suffering due to hormonal 

imbalance is simply not necessary, 

providing us with an easy 

solution to overcome hormonal 

symptoms, including weight 

gain, cravings, irritability, 

mood swings, and depression. 

4:50 Max Raabe and the Palast 

Orchester: Tonight or Never 

Max Raabe and the Palast 

Orchester present songs 

from – and in the evocative 

style of – the Weimar Republic, 

from composers Friedrich 

Hollaender, Kurt Weill, Walter 

Jurmann, and many others. 

EVENING 

6:00 Johnny Carson, King of 

Late Night: An American 

Masters Special 

9:00 Muddy Waters and The 

Rolling Stones Live See 

Thurs. Mar. 7 at 7:30 pm. [R] 


Ray Vaughan [R] 

Monday 11 

EARLY MORNING 

12:10 To be announced 



EVENING 



7:30 Great Performances: Andrea 

Bocelli – Love in Portofino 

See Sat. Mar. 2 at 7:00 pm. [R] 




Tuesday 12 

EARLY MORNING 





EVENING 



7:30 Jesse Cook: Live in Concert 

Platinum-selling guitar 

sensation Jesse Cook takes 

viewers on a musical journey 

of discovery with his blend 

of rumba, flamenco, and 

salsa guitar. This unique live 

concert experience, filmed at 

the Rose Theatre in Brampton, 

Ontario in May 2012, features 

gorgeous visuals, innovative 

video projection, and 

unparalleled musicianship. 

9:15 Love for Levon Levon Helm 

was celebrated in October of 

2012 in a star-studded concert 

featuring once-in-a-lifetime 

collaborations by friends 

and admirers to the likes of 

Gregg Allman, Marc Cohn, 

Joe Walsh, Mavis Staples, 

John Hiatt, My Morning 

Jacket, Lucinda Williams, 

Warren Haynes, Jorma 

Kaukonen, and many more. 



Wednesday 13 

EARLY MORNING 





EVENING 






Thursday 14 

EARLY MORNING 





EVENING 



7:30 Dudu Fisher: In 

Members of Celtic Thunder 

Celtic Thunder: 

Mythology 

Filmed on location at the Helix Theater 

in Dublin, it’s fitting that Celtic Thunder 

have returned to their roots in order to 

film this musical odyssey back to the 

heart of the Celt. All six principals are 

featured in everything from haunting 

solo numbers to rousing ensembles to 

great original tracks that were written 

especially for this show, such as the 

opening number, “Voices,” and the 

finale, “My Land.” 


7:00 pm 

Concert from Israel 

9:00 The Piano Guys: Live at 

Red Butte Garden See 

Tues. Mar. 5 at 7:30 pm. [R] 



Friday 15 

EARLY MORNING 





EVENING 




7:30 Celtic Thunder: 

Mythology [R] 





Saturday 16 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Nightly Business Report [R] 


5:00 Chicago Tonight: The 

Week in Review with 

Joel Weisman [R] 


2013 MARCH 11


Thomas Beeby 

The Invisible 

Hand: Architect 

Thomas Beeby 

A new WTTW documentary, hosted 

by Geoffrey Baer, 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, 

as well as a few of his other local 

creations – the Harris Theater for Music 

and Dance and the Sulzer Library 

in Lincoln Square. This is the story 

of Beeby’s life, work, and role in the 

development of the current architectural 

climate in Chicago and the nation. 

Thursday, March 21, 

8:00 pm 

MORNING 


with Marcelle Pick See Sun. 

Mar. 10 at 3:00 pm. [R] 


with Marcelle Pick [R] 




AFTERNOON 




2:00 Les Miserables 25th 

Anniversary Concert at the 

O2 This special event features 

some of the best-known performers 

ever to appear in Les 

Miserables over the past 25 

years, in a concert recorded 

at the O2 Arena in London. 

EVENING 



Sunday 17 

EARLY MORNING 


MORNING 


10:00 Remembering Chicago [R] 

11:10 Remembering 

Chicago Again [R] 

AFTERNOON 


The Boomer Years [R] 


The ’70s & ’80s [R] 

5:00 Chicago’s Lakefront More 

than a decade ago, WTTW’s 

popular local tour guide 

Geoffrey Baer took viewers on 

a sweeping journey from one 

end of Chicago’s lakefront to 

the other. Since then, dramatic 

changes have taken place 

along the shoreline. Geoffrey 

re-traces his steps in this tour. 

EVENING 

7:15 Chicago by Boat: The New 

River Tour Geoffrey returns 

to the Chicago River for a 

tour highlighting the changes 

along the river since Chicago 

by Boat, his first “tour” 

show, aired on WTTW11 in 

1995. Shot in high definition 

video, this update dramatically 

expands the geographical 

scope of the original program. 


Monday 18 

EARLY MORNING 




EVENING 



8:00 ’60s Pop Flashback: 

Hullabaloo Return to the era 

of go-go dancers, miniskirts 

and swinging pop-rock 

sounds as the top singers and 

groups of the hippest decade 

present their greatest hits. This 

first-ever retrospective of the 

1965-66 NBC-TV primetime 

series includes appearances 

by The Rascals, Nancy 

Sinatra, The Four Seasons, 

Paul Revere & The Raiders, 

The Lovin’ Spoonful, and The 

Byrds. Hosted by original 

Hullabaloo guest artist Peter 

Noone of Herman’s Hermits. 



Tuesday 19 

EARLY MORNING 








EVENING 






Wednesday 20 

EARLY MORNING 








EVENING 






Thursday 21 

EARLY MORNING 








EVENING 



8:00 The Invisible Hand: 

Architect Thomas Beeby 




Friday 22 

EARLY MORNING 








EVENING 




7:30 The Invisible Hand: Architect 

Thomas Beeby See Thurs. 

Mar. 21 at 8:00 pm. [R] 





Saturday 23 

EARLY MORNING 












MORNING 

10:00 Catholicism: Amazed and 

Afraid: The Revelation of 

God Become Man (Part 1 of 

4) In this episode, journey with 

Father Robert Barron to the 

mysterious and sacred sites of 

the Holy Land. From Caesarea 

Phillipi, to the Sea of Galilee, 

to Jerusalem, and finally to the 

eternal city of Rome, Father 

Barron illuminates the Catholic 

Faith’s conviction that Jesus 


Kristin Chenoweth 

Live from Lincoln 

Center: Kristin 

Chenoweth – The 

Dames of Broadway… 

All of ’Em!!! 

From the small town of Broken Arrow, 

Oklahoma, Kristin Chenoweth has 

made her mark on the Broadway stage, 

in television, and in film. Effortlessly 

able to transition between stage, 

television and film, Emmy- and Tony 

Award-winning actress and singer 

Kristin Chenoweth presents a special 

concert from Lincoln Center’s American 

Songbook series. “The Dames of 

Broadway…All of ’Em!!!” offers 

Chenoweth singing beloved songs of 

the Broadway stage. 


7:00 pm 

12 MARCH 2013


of Nazareth is the promised 

Messiah and the revelation of 

God become man in Christ. 

11:00 Catholicism: That Than 

Which Nothing Greater Can 

Be Thought: The Ineffable 

Mystery of God (Part 2 of 4) 

Journey from the heights of 

Mount Sinai to the mysterious 

sites of Istanbul, from the 

glittering streets of Paris to 

the glorious Sistine Chapel. 

Father Robert Barron presents 

the Catholic Faith’s compelling 

vision of God as the 

ineffable and majestic Trinity. 

AFTERNOON 

12:05 Catholicism: Our Tainted 

Nature’s Solitary Boast – 

Mary, the Mother of God 

(Part 3 of 4) Travel to the ruins 

of Ephesus and to the great 

Marian shrines of Lourdes 

and Guadalupe. Father 

Barron explains the Catholic 

Church’s great reverence for 

Mary and her unique role in 


Rufus McDowney 

180 Days: A Year 

Inside an American 

High School 

(In 2 Parts) 

This two-part miniseries takes viewers 

on a uniquely intimate journey through 

a year in the lives of students, teachers, 

and school leaders in one Washington, 

DC public high school. The series is 

framed by volatile national and local 

politics aimed at reforming this most 

fundamental of public institutions, 

but the lives at the center of “180 

Days,” most especially those of the 

five students whose stories take the 

viewer from the day 1 to day 180, seem 

at once deeply impacted by and yet 

profoundly separate from the 

“Race to the Top.” 

Monday and Tuesday, 

March 25 and 26, 

9:00 pm 

the history of salvation. 

1:12 Catholicism: The 

Indispensable Men – Peter, 

Paul, and the Missionary 

Adventure (Part 4 of 4) The 

Catholic Church’s missionary 

endeavor begins with the 

adventures of Saint Peter and 

Saint Paul. From Ephesus, 

Corinth, Athens, and Rome 

and to the far reaches of 

the world, Father Robert 

Barron traces the influence 

of these two great apostles 

and their enduring legacies 

in the life of the Church. 


European Travel Skills See 

Sun. Mar. 3 at 6:00 pm. [R] 


Florentine Delights and 

Tuscan Side Trips See Sun. 

Mar. 3 at 7:25 pm. [R] 


Venice – City of Dreams See 

Sun. Mar. 3 at 8:20 pm. [R] 

5:57 Rick Steves’ Europe: Rome – 

Baroque Brilliance See 

Sun. Mar. 3 at 8:57 pm. [R] 

EVENING 


7:00 Behind the Britcom: From 

Script to Screen Hosts Moira 

Brooker (Judith on As Time 

Goes By) and Philip Bretherton 

(Alastair on As Time Goes By) 

give you an inside look at your 

favorite British comedies. 

9:00 Saturday Night Movie: 

Suspicion In this Alfred 

Hitchcock thriller, a shy 

young English woman 

(Oscar winner Joan Fontaine) 

marries a charming gentleman 

(Cary Grant), then begins 

to suspect him of trying 

to kill her. (1941/B&W) 


Sunday 24 

EARLY MORNING 


MORNING 



AFTERNOON 


5:00 30 Good Minutes: A Gospel 

for Hard Times Guest: 

John Killinger – Pastor and 

Author, Warrenton,VA. 

5:30 Love Under Fire: The 

Story of Bertha and Potter 

Palmer This film tells the epic 

love story between young 

Chicago socialite Bertha 

Honoré and Potter Palmer, 

a self-made man 20 years 

her senior, whose passion 

for one another and the 

city they loved inspired the 

rebirth of Chicago after The 

Great Fire that left it in ruins. 

Because of their efforts, 

Chicago rose like a Phoenix 

from the ashes to become the 

world class city it is today. 

EVENING 

6:00 Edward & Wallis: A Story of 

Love and Destiny The real 

history of a man born to be 

king who refused to behave 

like one. Instead, he believed 

he could use the power and 

majesty of the throne to 

pursue his obsession with 

his twice-divorced American 

mistress, Wallis Simpson. 

7:00 Live from Lincoln Center: 

Kristin Chenoweth – 

The Dames of 

Broadway… All of ’Em! 

8:00 Masterpiece Contemporary: 

The Song of Lunch Alan 

Rickman and Emma 

Thompson star in a dramatization 

of Christopher Reid’s narrative 

poem, telling the story 

of a book editor who, 15 years 

after their break-up, meets 

his former love for a nostalgic 

lunch at the Soho restaurant 

they used to frequent. As the 

wine flows, the couple rakes 

over their failed relationship. 

9:00 POV: Girl Model This film 

strips away the facade of the 

modeling industry by following 

two people whose lives intersect 

because of it. Ashley is 

a deeply conflicted American 

model scout, and 13-year-old 

Nadya, plucked from a remote 

Siberian village and promised 

a lucrative career in Japan, 

is her latest discovery. 


Thomas Beeby [R] 

11:00 Doctor Who: The Rebel 

Flesh A solar tsunami sends 

the TARDIS hurtling towards 

a factory on earth where 

human doppelgangers are 

used to mine dangerous acid. 

11:45 Doctor Who: Confidential – 

Double Trouble 

Monday 25 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Austin City Limits: The 

Civil Wars/Punch Brothers 

The Civil Wars play tunes 

from their Grammy-winning 

album Barton Hollow. Punch 

Brothers showcase their latest, 

Who’s Feeling Young Now? 


Kristin Chenoweth – The 

Dames of Broadway? 

All of ‘em! See Sun. 

Mar. 24 at 7:00 pm. [R] 


The Song of Lunch See 

Sun. Mar. 24 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

3:00 Movie: Suspicion See Sat. 

Mar. 23 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

5:00 Victory Garden: Simplify Your 

Garden with Trips and Tips 

5:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden 

Home: Cozy Settings 

Producer Ann Feldman with 

villagers in Rajasthan, India 



EVENING 



8:00 Antiques Roadshow: 

Myrtle Beach (Part 3 of 3) 

Discoveries include an important 

19th-century blockade 

rifle; an 1884 Courier & Ives 

print; a Pennsylvania folk art 

whirligig; and a 1936 first 

edition of Gone With the Wind, 

valued at $12,000-$15,000. 

9:00 180 Days: A Year Inside 

an American High 

School (Part 1 of 2) 



Tuesday 26 

EARLY MORNING 

Water Pressures 

Water is a central element of life, 

yet one in eight people worldwide – 

1.2 billion – lack access to safe drinking 

water. Hosted by actor-producer 

Adrian Grenier, this new program sheds 

light on this critical, complex issue by 

documenting the partnership between 

villagers in water-distressed Rajasthan, 

India and students and faculty at 

Northwestern University. Students 

see a model of conservation and 

community cooperation firsthand on a 

10-day trip to India, also meeting with 

political leaders, corporate executives, 

and water experts to try to make a 

difference in their own communities. 

Thursday, March 28, 

9:00 pm 




2:30 POV: Girl Model See Sun. 

Mar. 24 at 9:00 pm. [R] 


The Song of Lunch See 

Sun. Mar. 24 at 8:00 pm. [R] 


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Primetime Grid 

See page 6 for highlights and to learn more about how to watch 

WTTW 11 (11 –1), WTTW Prime (11 –2), and WTTW Create (11 –3). 

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11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Dr. Fuhrman’s Immunity Solution Dr. Fuhrman’s Immunity Solution (9:15) 

11-2 My Generation McLaughlin Group Moyers & Company Washington Week Inside Washington BBC Newsnight Need to Know The Week in Review The Truth About Money 

11-3 Simply Ming Hubert Keller Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table Christina This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy In America 

11-1 The Heart of Perfect … McLaughlin Group Great Performances: Andrea Bocelli - Love in Portofino The Tenors: Lead with Your Heart Albert King … (10:45) 

11-2 Masterpiece Mystery: Inspector Lewis (5:30) Antiques Roadshow World of Nat King Cole American Masters: Cab Calloway Doctor Who 

11-3 Martha’s Sewing Room Grannies on Safari Katie Brown Workshop Sara’s Weeknight Meals Lap Quilting Clodagh’s Irish Food Knit and Crochet Equitrekking Donna Dewberry Joanne Weir 

11-1 Rick Steves’ Europe: European Travel Skills Rick Steves’ Europe: Florentine Delights … (7:45) Rick Steves (8:20) Rick Steves’ Europe: Rome … (8:57) My Music: The British Beat (9:45) 

11-2 Movie: Top Hat (5:00) History Detectives Frontline: A Perfect Terrorist Ground War America Revealed 

11-3 Mexico – R. Bayless Baking with Julia Jacques Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Kimchi Chronicles Christina Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Rudy Maxa Jacques Pepin 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Aaron Neville: Doo Wop - My True Story Joe Bonamassa: An Acoustic Evening at Vienna Opera House Ed Slott’s Retirement … 

11-2 Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe NOVA: Who Killed the Lindberg Baby Nature: Attenborough’s Life Stories Wild!: Animal Inventor – Animal IT Chicago Tonight Jay’s Chicago 


11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight The Piano Guys: Live at Red Butte Garden The Tenors: Lead with Your Heart 

11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Check, Please! Everyday Edisons This Old House Hour Globe Trekker Chicago Tonight Jay’s Chicago 

11-3 American Seafood … Julia and Jacques Jacques Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Kimchi Chronicles Christina Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf Jacques Pepin 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Unleash the Power of the Female Brain with Dr. Daniel Amen Unleash the Power of the Female Brain with Dr. Daniel Amen (9:15) 

11-2 Electric Dreams Bodysnatchers Hustle MI-5 Chicago Tonight Jay’s Chicago 

11-3 Mexico – R. Bayless Baking with Julia Lidia’s Italy In America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table Christina Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Rudy Maxa Lidia’s Italy In America 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Muddy Waters and the Rolling Stones Live Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan (9:10) Suze Orman (10:45) 

11-2 Burt Wolf Burt Wolf Scott & Bailey Masterpiece Contemporary: Collision (Part 1) Chicago Tonight Jay’s Chicago 


11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Magic Moments: The Best of ’50s Pop ADD & Mastering It! 



11-1 Grannies on … (4:45) McLaughlin Group Celtic Thunder: Mythology Celtic Thunder: Mythology 

11-2 Masterpiece Contemporary: Collision (5:00) Antiques Roadshow Many Lovers of Jane Austen POV: Patti Smith 

11-3 Primal Grill Burt Wolf Christina Cooks Seasoned Traveller Primal Grill Music Voyager Coastal Cooking Barbecue University Globe Trekker 

11-1 Johnny Carson, King of Late Night: An American Masters Special Muddy Waters and the Rolling Stones Live Albert King … (10:40) 

11-2 Movie: Spirit of St. Louis (4:30) History Detectives Frontline: Cell Tower Deaths Ground War America Revealed 


11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Great Performances: Andrea Bocelli - Love in Portofino To be announced 

11-2 Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe NOVA: Building Pharaoh’s Chariots Nature: Attenborough’s Life Stories Wild!: Forgotten Rhino Chicago Tonight 


11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Jesse Cook: Live in Concert Love for Levon (9:15) 

11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Check, Please! Everyday Edisons This Old House Hour Globe Trekker Chicago Tonight 


11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight To be announced 

11-2 Electric Dreams Bodysnatchers Hustle MI-5 Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Mexico – R. Bayless Baking with Julia Lidia’s Italy In America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table Christina Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Rudy Maxa Lidia’s Italy In America 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Dudu Fisher: In Concert from Israel The Piano Guys: Live at Red Butte Garden 

11-2 Burt Wolf Burt Wolf Scott & Bailey Masterpiece Contemporary: Collision (Part 2) Travelscope Chicago Tonight 


11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Celtic Thunder: Mythology To be announced 



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11-1 Les Miserables 25 (2:00) McLaughlin Group To be announced 

11-2 Masterpiece Contemporary: Collision (5:30) Antiques Roadshow Irish Chicago Irish Chicago 

11-3 Clodagh’s Irish Food Rachel’s Favorite Food Clodagh’s Irish Food Rachel’s Favorite Food Clodagh’s Irish Food Rachel’s Favorite Food Clodagh’s Irish Food Rachel’s Favorite Food Clodagh’s Irish Food Rachel’s Favorite Food 

11-1 Chicago’s Lakefront (5:00) Chicago By Boat: The New River Tour (7:15) To be announced (9:45) 

11-2 Movie: Eight Men Out (5:00) History Detectives Frontline: Opium Brides Ground War America Revealed 


11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight ’60s Pop Flashback: Hullabaloo To be announced 

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



11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Check, Please! Everyday Edisons This Old House Hour Globe Trekker 

11-3 American Seafood … Julia and Jacques Jacques Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Martha Stewart Christina Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf Jacques Pepin 


11-2 Electric Dreams Bodysnatchers Hustle MI-5 Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Lidia’s Italy In America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table Christina Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Rudy Maxa Lidia’s Italy In America 


11-2 Burt Wolf Burt Wolf Scott & Bailey Masterpiece Mystery: Miss Marple - The Mirror Crack’d Travelscope Chicago Tonight 


11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Architect Thomas Beeby To be announced 



11-1 Rick Steves (5:57) McLaughlin Group Behind the Britcom: From Script to Screen Saturday Night Movie: Suspicion 

11-2 Masterpiece Contemporary: Collision (5:30) Antiques Roadshow American Masters: Margaret Mitchell Powder & The Glory Check, Please! 

11-3 Joy of Painting P. Allen Smith P. Allen Smith Katie Brown Workshop Garden Smart Burt Wolf New Scandinavian … Katie Brown Workshop Ciao Italia P. Allen Smith 

11-1 Edward & Wallis: A Story of Love and Destiny Live From Lincoln Center: Kristin Chenoweth Masterpiece Contemporary: The Song of Lunch POV: Girl Model Architect Thomas Beeby 

11-2 Movie: Top Hat (5:00) History Detectives Frontline Ground War America Revealed 

11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Jacques Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Martha Stewart Christina Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Rudy Maxa Jacques Pepin 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow 180 Days: A Year Inside an American High School (Part 1 of 2) 

11-2 Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe NOVA: Mind of a Rampage Killer Nature: Attenborough’s Life Stories Wild!: Tarsier Chicago Tonight 


11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Tavis Smiley Reports: Education Under Arrest 180 Days: A Year Inside an American High School (Part 2 of 2) 

11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Check, Please! Everyday Edisons This Old House Hour Globe Trekker Chicago Tonight 


11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: River of No Return NOVA: Hunting the Elements 

11-2 Edward & Wallis Doctor Who Hustle MI-5 Chicago Tonight 

11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Lidia’s Italy In America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table Christina Ask Rick Steves’ Europe Rudy Maxa Lidia’s Italy In America 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Extraordinary Women: Madame Chiang Kai-shek Water Pressures Lifecasters 

11-2 Burt Wolf Burt Wolf Scott & Bailey Masterpiece Mystery: Miss Marple - The Blue Geranium Travelscope Chicago Tonight 


11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Jay’s Chicago Check, Please! Mind of a Chef American Masters: Philip Roth - Unmasked Latino Film Festival 



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

11-2 Masterpiece Mystery: Miss Marple (5:30) Antiques Roadshow Secret Caribbean Secret Caribbean Secret Caribbean Doctor Who 

11-3 Cusine Culture Chefs A’Field Taste This Lidia’s Italy In America Travel with Kids Lidia’s Italy In America Chef’s A’Field Burt Wolf Taste This America’s Test Kitchen 

11-1 Call the Midwife Holiday Special (5:34) Call the Midwife, Season 2 (Part 1) Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridgeg Edward VII: The Pleasure King 

11-2 Movie: Suspicion (5:00) History Detectives Frontline: Post Mortem Jarusalem: The Center of the World 


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2013 MARCH 15

Do it Yourself Saturdays 

10:30 Wisconsin Foodie 

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 

2:00 America’s Test Kitchen 


3:00 Simply Ming 

3:30 The Mind of a Chef 

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 



EVENING 



8:00 Tavis Smiley Reports: 

Education Under Arrest Tavis 

Smiley travels to Washington 

state, Louisiana, Missouri, 

and California, meeting 

educators, law enforcement, 

judges, youth advocates, and 

at-risk teens who are working 

together to get kids out of 

the juvenile justice system, 

back into high school, and 

Sara Moulton, Sara’s Weeknight Meals 

through to graduation. 


an American High School 

(Part 2 of 2) See Mon. 

Mar. 25 at this time. 



Wednesday 27 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Antiques Roadshow: Myrtle 

Beach (Part 3 of 3) See Mon. 

Mar. 25 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 Doctor Who: The Rebel Flesh 


Double Trouble See Sun. 

Mar. 24 at 11:00 pm. [R] 

4:30 Love Under Fire: The 

Story of Bertha and 

Potter Palmer [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Nature: River of No Return 

Central Idaho’s Frank Church – 

River of No Return Wilderness 

is the largest contiguous 

wilderness area in the lower 

48 States. A young couple, 

Isaac and Bjornen Babcock, 

chose this wilderness for their 

year-long honeymoon. But 

what begins as a romantic 

adventure becomes something 

much greater for the couple. 

9:00 NOVA: Hunting the Elements 

Fewer than 100 naturally 

occurring elements form the 

ingredients of everything in 

our world – from solid rocks 

to ethereal gases, from 

scorching acids to the living 

cells in our body. David Pogue 

takes us through the world 

of weird, extreme chemistry 

on a quest to unlock the 

secrets of the elements. 



Thursday 28 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Tavis Smiley Reports: 

Education Under Arrest See 

Tues. Mar. 26 at 8:00 pm. [R] 


Kristin Chenoweth – The 

Dames of Broadway? 

All of ‘em! See Sun. 

Mar. 24 at 7:00 pm. [R] 


Thomas Beeby [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Extraordinary Women: 

Madame Chiang Kai-shek 

9:00 Water Pressures 

10:00 Lifecasters This program explores 

the yet-untold dramatic 

stories of Americans living 

beyond the spotlight, outside 

of the mainstream. They are 

compelling people whose 

second acts and life experience 

defies categorization and 

who contribute rarely heard, 

unique voices to our culture. 



Friday 29 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 NOVA: Hunting the 

Elements See Wed. 

Mar. 27 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

4:30 Jay’s Chicago: Paths to 

Healing A doctor in Chinatown 

doles out herbal remedies. 

A photographer’s passion 

brings healing to grieving 

families. A suburban wrestling 

coach faces his toughest 

match, and equine therapy 

for people with disabilities. 




EVENING 




7:30 Jay’s Chicago: Collecting 

History A suburban mansion 

with one of the world’s largest 

collections of automatic musical 

instruments. A rare book 

collector’s paradise closes 

its doors. An overstuffed 

antique “ephemera” shop. 

And one man’s passion 

for Chicago’s Century of 

Progress World’s Fair. 

8:00 Check, Please! Compilation 

Show The 12th season finale 

focuses on the city’s best 

hot dog, burger, and pizza 

places. With host and master 

sommelier Alpana Singh. 

8:30 Mind of a Chef: Buddies 

9:00 American Masters: Philip 

Roth – Unmasked Often referred 

to as the greatest living 

American writer, Philip Roth’s 

Goodbye Columbus and 

Portnoy’s Complaint propelled 

him to international fame and 

notoriety. After practically 

inventing the genre of factual/ 

fictional autobiography, his 

career was considered dead 

by 1990 – and then exploded 

with a dozen best sellers in 

the past two decades. This 

film bears out Roth’s promise 

to the director: “we’ll speak 

of everything: women, rabbis, 

politicians, psycho-analysis, 

literary critics, and me.” 

10:30 Latino Film Festival 2013 




Saturday 30 

EARLY MORNING 


16 MARCH 2013







2:30 Extraordinary Women See 

Thurs. Mar. 28 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 Water Pressures See Thurs. 

Mar. 28 at 9:00 pm. [R] 


Florence – Heart of 

the Renaissance 




MORNING 


10:00 Growing Up Strong: Girls on 

the Run This film highlights 

Chicago’s after school Girls on 

the Run program, which focuses 

on building self-esteem 

and communication skills in 

young girls at an age when 

they are most susceptible 

to negative self-images. 

10:30 Wisconsin Foodie 

11:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals: 

Winter Comfort Food 

11:30 MEXICO – One Plate at a 

Time with Rick Bayless: 

The Case for Quesadillas 

AFTERNOON 

12:00 Cook’s Country from 

America’s Test Kitchen: 

Upscale Meat and Potatoes 

12:30 Primal Grill with Steven 

Raichlen: In the Wild 

1:00 Market Warriors: Antiquing 

in New York, NY Miller, John, 

Bob, and Kevin head to the 

Big Apple in search of big 

treasures at the Antiques 

Garage in the heart of New 

York City. They team up to find 

the right piece of ephemera 

from the 100 dealers packed 

into cramped quarters. 


from Cook’s Illustrated: 

Gnocchi and Panzanella 


from Cook’s Illustrated: 

Two Ways with Fish 

3:00 Simply Ming: On the 

Road in San Antonio with 

Chef Elizabeth Kossick 

3:30 Mind of a Chef: Fresh 

4:00 Martha Stewart’s 

Cooking School: Rice 

4:30 Check, Please! Compilation 

Show See Fri. Mar. 29 

at 8:00 pm. [R] 


Paris – Regal and Intimate 

5:30 This Old House: 2012, 

Liquid Assets 

EVENING 

6:00 Ask This Old House: Caring 

for Orchids as Houseplants/ 

Purchasing and Installing 

a Kitchen Wall Cabinet 


7:00 As Time Goes By 

7:30 Keeping Up Appearances 

8:00 Doc Martin: Remember Me 

Martin and Louisa’s baby 

still doesn’t have a name, 

and P. C. Penhale warns 

them that time is running 

out. If they don’t register a 

name for the baby soon the 

State will step in and name 

the baby. After protracted 

discussions, the couple finally 

reaches an agreement. 

8:50 Death in Paradise 

10:00 Saturday Night Movie: Eight 

Men Out A dramatization 

of the infamous Black Sox 

scandal when the underpaid 

Chicago White Sox accepted 

bribes to deliberately lose 

the 1919 World Series. 

Starring John Cusack, Charlie 

Sheen, and Christopher 

Lloyd. (1988/Color) 

Sunday 31 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Nature: River of No 

Return See Wed. Mar. 27 

at 8:00 pm. [R] 



(Part 1 of 2) See Mon. 

Mar. 25 at 9:00 pm. [R] 



(Part 2 of 2) See Tues. 

Mar. 26 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

MORNING 



11:00 Call the Midwife (Season 1, 

Part 1 of 6) In the spring of 

1957, newly qualified midwife 

Jenny Lee arrives in the East 

End of London to begin her 

career. After overcoming the 

initial shock that her new 

home, Nonnatus House, is 

a convent and not a private 

hospital, she quickly becomes 

immersed in her new life. 

AFTERNOON 

12:05 Call the Midwife (Season 

1, Part 2 of 6) As Jenny Lee 

settles into her role, there is 

a new arrival at Nonnatus 

House – Chummy. A welcome 

pair of extra hands, Chummy 

sets about showing her 

worth, but her overwhelming 

desire to please and her 

inability to ride a bike prove 

obstacles in gaining the 

respect of Sister Evangelina. 


Part 3 of 6) In her 40s, Winnie, 

who thought her days of 

diapers and babies were long 

gone, seems upset by her 

pregnancy. By contrast, her 

husband, Ted, is overjoyed. 

However, at the baby’s birth, 

everyone gets a little surprise. 


Part 4 of 6) A baby girl, 

recently delivered by Jenny, is 

snatched from her baby carriage, 

causing great anguish 

to her family and uniting the 

local community as they 

search for the missing child. 


Part 5 of 6) When Nonnatus 

House cleaner Peggy’s brother 

Frank is diagnosed with cancer, 

Jenny and the nuns are 

called upon to care for him. 


Part 6 of 6) Sister Monica 

Joan is found wandering near 

the docks and returned to 

Nonnatus House by the police. 

Her adventure takes its toll on 

her health and she develops 

pneumonia. When she eventually 

recovers, she returns to 

the community, only to find 

herself in trouble with the law 

when she is accused of theft. 

5:34 Call the Midwife Holiday 

Special Newly married 

Chummy and nurse Jenny are 

hard at work during their first 

Christmas in Nonnatus House. 

As nurses and nuns minister 

to an abandoned newborn 

and search for the mother, 

and Jenny tries to find the 

children of an elderly vagrant, 

Chummy plans an ambitious 

nativity play. In true Chummy 

fashion, mishaps ensue. 

EVENING 


Part 1 of 8) It’s 1958. 

Returning from a long day 

of duties, Nurse Jenny Lee 

finds the Nonnatus House 

community gathered to 

wish her a happy birthday. 

However, the midwife’s good 

cheer is short-lived when the 

next day she’s assigned a 

new patient. Meanwhile, Trixie 

and Sister Evangelina find 

themselves aboard a Swedish 

cargo ship looking after the 

captain’s daughter, who is 

about to have her first baby. 

8:00 Masterpiece Classic: Mr. 

Selfridge (Part 1 of 8) 

10:00 Edward VII: The Pleasure 

King By the time Edward 

VII (“Bertie”) succeeded his 

mother Queen Victoria to the 

British throne in 1901, he was 

almost 60. His mother’s refusal 

to involve him in state matters 

forced him into 40 years of 

enforced idleness, so Bertie 

spent his days gambling, 

overeating, shooting, 

smoking, and womanizing. 

11:00 Doctor Who: The Almost 

People A solar tsunami sends 

the TARDIS hurtling towards 

a factory on earth where 

human doppelgangers are 

used to mine dangerous acid. 


Take Two 

Jessica Raine as Jenny Lee 

Call the Midwife 

Marathon 

This moving, intimate, funny, and trueto-life 

series, tells colorful stories of 

midwifery and families in London’s East 

End in the 1950s. Jenny Lee, a young 

woman raised in the wealthy English 

countryside, arrives in the poorest area 

of the city as a newly qualified midwife. 

The drama follows Jenny as she meets 

her patients and learns to love the 

people who live in the East End. This 

marathon presents all 6 parts of this 

beloved series. Season 2 begins 

tonight at 7:00 pm. 


11:00 am 

Jeremy Piven 

Masterpiece Classic: 

Mr. Selfridge 

(In 8 Parts) 

This new miniseries is a dramatization 

of the real-life story of Harry Gordon 

Selfridge, the flamboyant and 

visionary American founder of the 

famous London department store that 

revolutionized the modern shopping 

experience. Created by Andrew Davies 

with Jeremy Piven (Entourage) in the 

title role. 


8:00 pm 

2013 MARCH 17

• March At-a-Glance 

Arts • Performance 

Aaron Neville: Doo Wop: 

My True Story 

Monday, 7:30 pm (3/4) 

Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughn 

Saturday, 10:45 pm (3/2) 

Thursday, 9:10 pm (3/7) 

Sunday, 10:40 pm (3/10) 

American Masters: Philip Roth: 

Unmasked 

Friday, 9:00 pm (3/29) 

Austin City Limits 

Mondays, 12:00 am (3/25, 4/1) 

British Beat: My Music 

Sunday, 9:45 am (3/3) 

Friday, 1:35 am (3/8) 

Celtic Thunder Mythology 

Saturday, 7:00 pm, 9:00 pm (3/9) 

Friday, 7:30 pm (3/15) 

Dudu Fisher: In Concert from Israel 

Sunday, 4:30 pm (3/3) 


Hullabaloo: ’60s Pop Flashback 

Monday, 8:00 pm (3/18) 

Great Performances: Andrea Bocelli– 



Monday, 7:30 pm (3/11) 

Joe Bonamassa: An Acoustic Evening 

at the Vienna Opera House 

Monday, 9:00 pm (3/4) 

Johnny Carson: American Masters 

Sunday, 6:00 pm (3/10) 

Latino Film Festival Special 

Friday, 10:30 pm (3/29) 

Les Miserables 25th Anniversary 

Concert 


Live From Lincoln Center: Kristin 

Chenoweth 

Sunday, 7:00 pm (3/24) 

Monday, 1:00 am (3/25) 

Thursday, 3:30 am (3/28) 

Love for Levon 

Tuesday, 9:15 pm (3/12) 

Max Raabe and the Palast Orchester 

Sunday, 4:50 pm (3/10) 

Muddy Waters & The Rolling 

Stones Live 


Sunday, 9:00 pm (3/10) 

The Piano Guys: Live at Red 

Butte Garden 

Tuesday, 7:30 pm (3/5) 


’60s Pop, Rock & Soul 

Sunday, 11:45 pm (3/3) 

Saturday, 12:35 am (3/9) 

Superstars of Seventies Soul 



Tenors: Lead with Your Heart 


Tuesday, 9:00 pm (3/5) 

Under the Streetlamp 

Tuesday, 7:30 pm (3/12) 

Drama • Comedy • 

Movies 

As Time Goes By 


Behind the Britcom 


Call the Midwife, Season 1 Marathon 

Sunday, 11:00 am-7:00 pm (3/31) 

Call the Midwife, Season 2 

Sunday, 7:00 pm (3/31) 

Doc Martin 


Doctor Who 

Sundays, 11:00 pm (3/24, 3/31) 

Wednesday, 3:30 am (3/27) 

Eight Men Out 

Saturday, 10:00 pm (3/30) 

Keeping Up Appearances 


Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge 

Sunday, 8:00 pm (3/31) 

Masterpiece Contemporary: 

The Song of Lunch 

Sunday, 8:00 pm (3/24) 

Monday, 2:00 am (3/25) 

Tuesday, 4:00 am (3/26) 

Suspicion 


Monday, 3:00 am (3/25) 

Cooking & Dining • 

Home Improvement • 

Travel 

America’s Test Kitchen 

Saturday, 2:00 pm, 2:30 pm (3/30) 

Antiques Roadshow 

Monday, 8:00 pm (3/25) 


Ask This Old House 


Celebrating North America’s 

Steam Railways 

Sunday, 11:50 am-3:00 pm (3/10) 

Check, Please! 

Friday, 8:00 pm (3/29) 


Cook’s Country from America’s 

Test Kitchen 

Saturdays, 12:00 pm (3/30) 

Easy Yoga for Arthritis with 

Peggy Cappy 

Tuesday, 4:30 am (3/5) 

Ed Slott’s Retirement Rescue 


Monday, 1:45 am, 10:30 pm (3/4) 



Grannies on Safari Marathon 

Saturday, 3:00 pm-6:00 pm (3/9) 

Market Warriors 


Martha Stewart’s Cooking School 


Mexico: One Plate at a Time 

with Rick Bayless 

Saturdays, 11:30 am (3/30) 

Mind of a Chef 

Friday, 8:30 pm (3/29) 


P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 

Monday, 5:30 am (3/25) 

Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen 

Saturday, 12:30 pm (3/30) 

Rick Steves’ Europe Marathon 

Sunday, 6:00 pm-9:45 pm (3/3) 

Saturday, 3:00 pm-6:30 pm (3/23) 

Rick Steves’ Europe 



Sara’s Weeknight Meals 

Saturday, 11:00 am (3/30) 

Shift Happens! Live an Inspired Life 

Sunday, 9:30 am (3/3) 

Simply Ming 


Suze Orman’s Money Class 


Sunday, 5:50 am (3/3) 


Sunday, 1:30 am (3/10) 

This Old House 


Victory Garden 

Monday, 5:00 am (3/25) 

Wisconsin Foodie 

Saturday, 10:30 am (3/30) 

Nature • Science • 

Technology 

ADD & Mastering It 

Saturday, 12:30 am, 2:15 am (3/2) 


Friday, 9:30 pm (3/8) 

Blood Sugar with Dr. Mark Hyman 


Tuesday, 1:10 am (3/5) 


Dr. Fuhrman’s Immunity Solution 

Friday, 7:30 pm (3/1) 


Sunday, 3:55 am (3/10) 

Hopeful Aging 


Monday, 5:00 am (3/4) 


Is It Me or My Hormones? 

With Marcelle Pick 

Sunday, 3:00 pm (3/10) 


Nature 

Wednesday, 8:00 pm (3/27) 

Sunday, 12:00 am (3/31) 

NOVA 


Fridays, 2:30 am (3/29) 

Protect Your Memory with 

Dr. Neal Barnard 


Super Brain with Dr. Rudy Tanzi 

Sunday, 12:30 am (3/3) 


Unleash the Power of the 

Female Brain with Dr. Daniel Amen 


Sunday, 7:15 am (3/10) 

Saturday, 10:30 am (3/16) 

Public Affairs • 

History • Documentary 

ADD & Mastering It 

Tuesday, 9:00 pm (3/5) 


BBC World News 

Mondays-Fridays, 11:30 pm 

Charlie Rose 

Mondays-Fridays, 1:30 am 

Catholicism 

Saturday, 10:00 am-3:00 pm (3/23) 

Chicago by Boat: The New River Tour 

Sunday, 7:15 pm (3/17) 

Chicago’s Lakefront 

Sunday, 5:00 pm (3/17) 

Chicago Tonight 

Mondays-Fridays, 7:00 pm, 12:00 am, 

5:00 am 

Edward & Wallis: A Story of Love 

and Destiny 

Sunday, 6:00 pm (3/24) 

Edward VII: The Pleasure King 

Sunday, 10:00 pm (3/31) 

Girls on the Run 

Saturday, 10:00 am (3/30) 

Invisible Hand: Architect Thomas 

Beeby 


Friday, 7:30 pm (3/22) 

Sunday, 10:30 pm (3/24) 


Jay’s Chicago 

Friday, 7:30 pm, 4:30 am (3/29) 

Lifecasters 

Thursday, 10:00 pm (3/28) 

Love Under Fire: The Story of 

Bertha & Potter Palmer 

Sunday, 5:30 pm (3/24) 


Makers: Women Who Make America 

Sunday, 12:00 pm (3/3) 

The McLaughlin Group 

Saturdays, 6:30 pm 

Moyers & Company 

Sundays, 11:00 am (3/3, 3/24) 

Sunday, 10:00 am (3/31) 

Sunday, 10:45 am (3/10) 

Sunday, 9:00 am (3/17) 

Need to Know 

Sundays, 12:00 pm 

Nightly Business Report 

Mondays-Thursdays, 11:00 pm 

Fridays, 12:00 am 

180 Days: A Year inside an 

American High School 

Monday-Tuesday, 9:00 pm (3/25, 3/26) 

Sunday, 1:00 am, 3:00 am (3/31) 

PBS NewsHour 

Mondays-Fridays, 6:00 pm 

POV: Girl Model 

Sunday, 9:00 pm (3/24) 

Tuesday, 2:30 am (3/26) 

Remembering Chicago 


Sunday, 10:00 am (3/17) 

Remembering Chicago Again 


Sunday, 11:10 am (3/17) 

Remembering Chicago: 

The ’70s and ’80s 


Sunday, 3:00 pm (3/17) 

Remembering Chicago: 

The Boomer Years 


Sunday, 12:20 pm (3/17) 

South of Chicago: Suburbs, 

Steel Mills, Shoreline 


Southwest Suburbs: Birthplace 

of Chicago 


Tavis Smiley 

Tuesdays-Saturdays, 1:00 am 

Tavis Smiley Reports: Education 

Under Arrest 

Tuesday, 8:00 pm (3/26) 


30 Good Minutes 

Sunday, 5:00 pm (3/24) 

Washington Week 

Fridays, 11:00 pm 

Water Pressures 



18 MARCH 2013

Daily Radio Programming • 

Programmer’s Picks 

Collectors’ Corner 

with Henry Fogel 

Henry Fogel explores music by leading American 

Romantic composers. On March 3, it’s George 

Whitefield Chadwick; March 10, George Templeton 

Strong; Henry Hadley will be the subject on the 17th, 

and on the 24th, tune in for Amy Beach’s music. 

Sundays, 8:00 pm 

Ernest Bloch Exploration 

George Preston will explore music by 20th century 

Swiss/American composer Ernest Bloch. What did 

he write beyond Schelomo? Find out in this 

three hour excursion. 

Friday, March 15, 4:00-7:00 pm 

Chicago Bach Project 

Completing their traversal of the major Bach 

sacred works, John Nelson, the Chicago Bach 

Project, and leading soloists perform Bach’s B-Minor 

Mass at St. Vincent de Paul Church and 

we will be carrying it live. 


Friday 1 

12:00 Through the Night with 

Peter Van De Graaff 

6:00 Mornings with Carl 

Grapentine 

9:00 News Summary/Opening Wall 

Street • Alkan Symphonie, 

Op 39 – Marc-André Hamelin, 

p. Hyperion CDA-67218. 

[26:06] Mozart Symphony #31 

in D, K 297, Paris – English 

Sinfonia/Charles Groves. MCA 

Classics MCAD-25215. [19:03] 

10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn • 

Turina Sinfonia sevillana, 

Op 23 – Cincinnati Sym/Jesús 

López-Cobos. Telarc CD-80574. 

[21:34] Rodrigo Tres canciones 

españolas – Bernarda Fink, 

ms; Anthony Spiri, p. Harmonia 

Mundi HMC-902133. [4:35] 

11:00 Vaughan Williams The Wasps 

incidental music – Kansas City 

Sym/Michael Stern. Reference 

Recordings RR-129. [25:18] 

Anonymous Greensleeves; 

La Rossignol; Drewries accordes 

– Ronn McFarlane 

& William Simms, l’s. Sono 

Luminus DSL-92155. [6:01] 

12:00 Newscast 

12:15 Live: PianoForte Salon 

Series at Columbia College 

Chicago – Pianist Blair 

McMillen in three Debussy 

preludes, plus newer works 

by Karen Tanaka, Joan 

Tower, and David Lang. 

1:00 Afternoons with Kerry 

Frumkin • Bruch Violin 

Concerto #1 in g, Op 26 – 

Christian Ferras, v; 

Philharmonia/Walter Süsskind. 

Price-Less D-19114. [23:55] 

2:00 Broschi Idaspe: Qual guerriero 

in campo armato – Vivica 

Genaux, ms; Berlin Academy 

for Ancient Music/René Jacobs. 

Harmonia Mundi HMC- 

901778. [8:08] Hasse Flute 

Concerto in b – Eckart Haupt, 

f; Dresden Baroque Soloists. 

Capriccio 10119. [14:08] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • 

Berwald Reminiscences from 

the Norwegian Mountains – 

Royal Phil/Ulf Björlin. EMI 

CDM5-65866-2. [8:53] 

Grieg Improvisations on 

Two Norwegian Folksongs, 

Op 29 – Einar Steen-Nokleberg, 

p. Naxos 8.550882. [7:21] 

4:00 Music with George Preston, 

including news, a Business 

Report at 5:00 pm, and 

The Unrush Hour between 

5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

7:00 Exploring Music with Bill 

McGlaughlin: Portraits in 

Black, Brown, and Beige – Bill 

spends two weeks sampling 

African-American composers’ 

contributions to song, symphony, 

spirituals, and beyond. 

8:00 Music in Chicago: The 

Chicago Chamber Musicians 

in concert in March 2012 – 

Saint-Saens: Septet. 

Bartok: Violin Rhapsody 

#2. Schubert: Octet in F. 

10:00 Best of Studs Terkel: 

Bass-baritone Bryn Terfel 

interviewed in 1995 

11:00 Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio: 

Nuevo Tango presents music by 

Astor Piazzolla and Pablo Aslan. 

Saturday 2 

12:00 Marian McPartland’s 

Piano Jazz 



6:00 Mornings with Dennis Moore 

9:55 Fine Arts Calendar 

10:00 (Earlier than usual) 

Introductions: Spotlighting 

the Chicago area’s young 

musicians – The Maude 

Powell Quartet of the 

Elgin Youth Symphony. 

11:00 (Earlier than usual) Live 

from the Met: Wagner’s 

“Parsifal” – Jonas Kaufmann 

(Parsifal); Katarina Dalayman 

(Kundry); Peter Mattei 

(Amfortas); René Pape 

(Gurnemanz); Evgeny Nikitin 

(Klingsor); Metropolitan Opera 

Cho & Orch/Daniele Gatti. 

From the Recording Horn and Arias 

and Songs will return next Saturday. 

5:00 Relevant Tones with 

Seth Boustead 

6:00 The Piano Matters 

with David Dubal 

7:00 Sweet Folk Chicago 

with Rich Warren 

8:00 Folkstage hosted by 

Rich Warren: Art & Mia 

live from Levin Studio 

9:00 The Midnight Special 


Sunday 3 



6:00 With Heart and Voice: 

Psalms set to music. 



10:00 The New Releases 

with Lisa Flynn 

12:00 Stamitz Sinfonia Concertante 

in D – Isaac Stern, v; Pinchas 

Zukerman, vi; English Chamber 

Orch/Daniel Barenboim. Sony 

SM2K-66472 (2). [21:25] 

JW Stamitz Sinfonia in G – 

Janacek Chamber Orch/Zdenek 

Dejmek. Panton 811201-2. 

[7:18] Smetana Piano Trio in 

g, Op 15 – Vienna Piano Trio. 

MD+G MDG-3421512-2. [25:46] 

1:00 Chicago Symphony 

Orchestra Radio Broadcasts: 

Edo de Waart, conductor 

– Beethoven: Leonore 

Overture #3; Symphony #3 

in E-Flat, Op 55, Eroica. 

We also hear Beethoven’s 

Symphony #6, Pastoral, conducted 

by Bernard Haitink. 

3:00 Fiesta! Latin-American Music 

with Elbio Barilari – Latin- 

American colonial-era music. 

4:00 Music from Roosevelt 

University hosted by Henry 

Fogel – Pärt: Cantus in 

Memory of Benjamin Britten 

(CCPA Chamber Orch). 

Brahms: Paganini Variations 

I (Chenyang Alice Xu, p). 

Piazzolla: Two movements fr 

Histoire du Tango (CCPA Guitar 

Ensemble). Vega: Mambo 

Melani (Latin Jazz Ensemble). 

5:00 Chamber Music Society of 

Lincoln Center: Baroque 

Explorations – Bach: 

Sheep May Safely Graze. 

Telemann: Don Quichotte 

Suite. Vivaldi: Cello Concerto 

in G, R 413. Dowland: If My 

Complaints Could Passions 


Live from 

the Met: Parsifal 

When Richard Wagner died in 1883, 

he gave reluctant permission for his 

beloved “festival stage play,” Parsifal, 

to be performed outside the sacred 

confines of his own Festspielhaus 

in Bayreuth. The first production 

outside Bayreuth took place in 

1903 at the Metropolitan Opera – it 

was apparently a gala and muchanticipated 

occasion – and Parsifal 

is back at the Met this season in a 

new production starring tenor Jonas 

Kaufmann, making his Met role debut 

as the title character. He’s joined by 

Katarina Dalayman as Kundry and 

René Pape as Gurnemanz; Daniele 

Gatti conducts. Besides the matinee 

radio broadcast, the performance will 

be transmitted live to theaters in HD. 


11:00 am 

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. 

Jonas Kaufmann 

2013 MARCH 19


Lang Lang 

Celebrating Virtuosity 

Writing in Grove’s Dictionary of 

Music and Musicians, Owen Jander 

points out that a virtuoso was first of 

all “a person of notable accomplishment; 

a musician of extraordinary 

technical skill. In its original Italian 

usage, particularly in the 16th and 

17th centuries, ‘virtuoso’ was a 

term of honor reserved for a person 

distinguished in any intellectual or 

artistic field: a poet, architect, scholar 

etc. A virtuoso in music might be a 

skillful performer, but more importantly 

he was a composer, a theorist or at 

least a famous maestro di cappella 

[music director]…. With the flourishing 

of opera and the instrumental 

concerto in the late 18th century, the 

term ‘virtuoso’ or ‘virtuosa’ came to 

refer to the violinist, pianist, castrato, 

soprano etc who pursued a career as 

a soloist.” The author quotes Richard 

Wagner as saying: “The real dignity of 

the virtuoso rests solely on the dignity 

he is able to preserve for creative art; 

if he trifles and toys with this, he casts 

his honor away. He is the intermediary 

of the artistic idea.” Then Jander 

closes his comments on virtuosity 

by saying: “Though there has been a 

tendency to regard dazzling feats of 

technical skill with suspicion – and 

even, in such cases as Tartini and 

Paganini, to ascribe them to some 

supernatural power – the true virtuoso 

has always been prized not only for 

his rarity but also for his ability to 

widen the technical and expressive 

boundaries of his art.” During March 

we’ll make virtuosity one of our main 

themes, honoring musicians of the 

past and present who combined art 

and skill to an extraordinary degree. 

Throughout the month 

Move; Come Again, Sweet 

Love Doth Now Invite. Bach: 

Violin Concerto #2 in E. 

6:00 The Civic Orchestra of 

Chicago in Concert – Berlioz: 

Le Corsaire Overture (/Larry 

Rachleff). Ravel: Gaspard de 

la Nuit; Prokofiev: Lieutenant 

Kije Suite (/Cliff Colnot). 

7:00 From the Top with Christopher 

O’Riley: From Denver 

8:00 Collectors’ Corner with Henry 

Fogel: The Early Americans, 

second of five broadcasts; 

tonight, music by George 

Whitefield Chadwick. 

10:00 Pipedreams: Organ music 

with Michael Barone 

11:00 Tailleferre Ballade for Piano 

and Orchestra – Marciano, 

p; Radio Luxembourg Orch/ 

de Froment. Vox ACD-8157. 

[14:17] Fauré Ballade in 

F-Sharp, Op 19 – Stéphane 

Lemelin, p; CBC Vancouver 

Orch/Mario Bernardi. Radio 

Canada Int’l SMCD-5178. 

[13:38] Ewazen Ballade, 

Pastorale and Dance – Barli 

Nugent, f; David Wakefield, fh; 

Eric Ewazen, p. Well-Tempered 

Productions WTP-5189. [21:33] 

Monday 4 




Grapentine 


Street • Soler Fandango – 

David Schrader, hc. Cedille 

004. [12:12] Rodrigo 

Fandango – John Williams, g. 

CBS MK-44794. [3:42] Rodrigo 

Concierto de Aranjuez – John 

Williams, g; Philadelphia 

Orch/Eugene Ormandy. 

CBS MYK-36717. [20:58] 


Bach Orchestra Suite #2 in b, 

BWV 1067 – Marc Hantaï, f; 

Le Concert des Nations/Jordi 

Savall. Alia Vox AVSA-9890 

(2). [26:26] Holst Fugue à la G 

after Bach; Marching Song – 

Royal Northern College of 

Music Winds/Timothy Reynish. 

Chandos CHAN-9697. [6:48] 

11:00 Chopin Introduction and 

Polonaise brillante in C, 

Op 3 – Yo-Yo Ma, vc; Emanuel 

Ax, p. Sony SK-53112. 

[9:10] Ries Introduction et 

Rondeau brillant, Op 144 – 

Christopher Hinterhuber, p; 

New Zealand Sym/Uwe Grodd. 

Naxos 8.572742. [17:52] 


12:15 Live from the Cultural 

Center: Chicago Chamber 

Musicians First Monday 


Frumkin • Rota Concerto 

Soirée – Benedetto Lupo, p; 

Granada Orch/Josep Pons. 


901864. [20:35] Rossini 

Soirées Musicales: #9, La 

Danza – Kemal Gekic, p. 

Naxos 8.553961. [3:51] 

2:00 Prokofiev Symphony #1 in D, 

Op 25, Classical – Lausanne 

Chamber Orch/Alberto Zedda. 

Virgin Classics 61206-2. [14:12] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Rebel 

La Fantaisie – La Petite 

Bande/Sigiswald Kuijken. 

Accent ACC-96122-D. [7:53] 

Debussy Fantaisie for Piano 

and Orchestra – Barry Douglas, 

p; Radio France Phil/Marek 

Janowski. RCA 68127-2. [24:59] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

6:00 Ryan Opera Center Recital 

Series: Voices of Women with 

sopranos Emily Birsan and 

Tracy Cantin, mezzo-sopranos 

J’Nai Bridges and Cecilia Hall, 

Ryan alumna soprano Susanna 

Phillips, and pianist Eric Weimer 

in Allen Louis Smith’s Vignettes 

Ellis Island, Schumann’s 

Five Songs of Queen Mary 

Stuart, and a Mozart duet. 

Hosted by Colin Ure. 


McGlaughlin: Mendelssohn 

8:00 Live from WFMT: The St 

Charles Singers and Metropolis 

Quartet perform Mozart. 

10:00 Critical Thinking with 

Andrew Patner 

11:00 Salonen Violin Concerto – Leila 

Josefowicz, v; Finnish Radio 

Sym/Esa-Pekka Salonen. DG 

B0017521-02. [29:04] Liszt 

Piano Concerto #2 in A – 

Emanuel Ax, p; Philharmonia/ 

Esa-Pekka Salonen. Sony 

SK-53289. [20:34] 

Tuesday 5 




Grapentine 

9:00 News Summary/Opening 

Wall Street • Paganini Moto 

perpetuo, Op 11 – NBC Sym/ 

Arturo Toscanini. RCA 60308-2. 

[4:38] Novácek Perpetuum mobile 

(Moto perpetuo) – Kyung- 

Wha Chung, v; Phillip Moll, p. 

Lon 417289-2. [3:01] Dvorák 

Symphony #7 in d, Op 70 – 

Milwaukee Sym/Zdenek Macal. 

Koss Classics KC-1009. [34:12] 


Villa-Lobos Concerto for Guitar 

& Small Orchestra – John 

Williams, g; English Chamber 

Orch/Daniel Barenboim. 

CBS M2K-44791 (2). [18:59] 

Piazzolla Verano Porteño – 

TenThing. EMI 88326-2. [6:25] 

11:00 Schubert Arpeggione 

Sonata in a, D 821 – Tabea 

Zimmermann, vi; Kirill Gerstein, 

p. Myrios Classics MYR-008. 

[23:32] Grétry Silvain: Il va 

venir!...Pardonne, ô mon juge – 

Christiane Karg, s; Arcangelo/ 

Jonathan Cohen. Berlin 

Classics 0300389-BC. [5:22] 

12:00 Newscast • Kodály Dances 

of Galánta – Budapest 

Festival Orch/Ivan Fischer. Phi 

462824-2. [15:48] Brahms 

Four Hungarian Dances – 

Yuki & Tomoko Mack, p. 

Mack Sisters 2009. [11:16] 


Frumkin • Schumann 

Overture, Scherzo and Finale, 

Op 52 – Indianapolis Sym/ 

Raymond Leppard. Koss 

Classics KC-2213. [17:11] 

2:00 Liszt Illustrations of 

Meyerbeer’s L’Africaine – 

Leslie Howard, p. Hyperion 

CDA-66371/2 (2). [18:50] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Lalo 

Symphonie espagnole in d, 

Op 21 – Christian Tetzlaff, v; 

Czech Phil/Libor Pesek. Virgin 

Classics 45022-2. [32:05] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 



8:00 The Tuesday Night Opera 

with Peter Van De Graaff: 

Verdi’s “Ernani” – Carlo 

Bergonzi (Ernani); Leontyne 

Price (Elvira); Cornell MacNeil 

(Carlo); Met Orch/Thomas 

Schippers. Sony 90996 (2). 

11:00 Copland Clarinet Concerto – 

Martin Spangenberg, cl; Munich 


Susanna Phillips 

Ryan Opera Center: 

Voices of Women 

For Women’s History Month, two 

sopranos and two mezzo-sopranos 

from Lyric Opera’s Ryan Opera 

Center have devised a recital on 

the theme Voices of Women. The 

artists are joined by Ryan alumna 

Susanna Phillips and Lyric pianist 

Eric Weimer. The recital will begin 

with a duet from Mozart’s Marriage 

of Figaro, continue with portraits of 

immigrants from Allen Louis Smith’s 

cycle called Vignettes Ellis Island, 

and conclude with Schumann’s 

Five Songs of Queen Mary Stuart. 

Monday, March 4, 

6:00 pm 

20 MARCH 2013

CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA RICCARDO MUTI Music Director MARCH 2013 HIGHlIGHTS 

Yefim Bronfman 

Pierre Boulez 

Mathieu Dufour 

Mitsuko Uchida 

Thursday, March 7, 8:00 

Saturday, March 9, 8:00 

Tuesday, March 12, 7:30 

BOulez and BROnfman 

Chicago Symphony Orchestra 

Pierre Boulez conductor 

Yefim Bronfman piano 

Debussy Prelude to The Afternoon 

of a Faun 

Messiaen Chronochromie 

Stravinsky The Song of the Nightingale 

Bartók Piano Concerto No. 2 


Friday, March 15, 8:00 


BOulez COnduCTS 

WaGneR 


Pierre Boulez conductor 

Michael Barenboim violin 

Wagner Siegfried Idyll 

Schoenberg Violin Concerto 

Wagner Prelude to Parsifal 

Mahler Adagio from Symphony No. 10 




Sunday, March 24, 3:00 

TChaikOvSky 4 


Tugan Sokhiev conductor 

Mathieu Dufour flute 

Borodin In the Steppes of Central Asia 

Khachaturian Flute Concerto 

Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4 




uChida PlayS mOzaRT 


Mitsuko Uchida conductor and piano 

Mozart Piano Concerto No. 17 

Mozart Eine kleine Nachtmusik 

Mozart Piano Concerto No. 27 

312-294-3000 • CSO.ORG Artists, prices and programs subject to change. 

Global Sponsor of the CSO 

Phil/James Levine. Oehms 

Classics OC-504. [17:29] Weber 

Clarinet Concerto #2 in E-Flat, 

Op 74 – Benny Goodman, cl; 

Chicago Sym/Jean Martinon. 

RCA RCD1-5890. [22:14] 

Marschner Der Goldschmied 

von Ulm Overture – Slovak 

Phil/Alfred Walter. Marco 

Polo 8.223342. [10:49] 

Wednesday 6 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Vaughan 

Williams Suite de Ballet – Nash 

Ensemble. Hyperion CDA- 

67381/2 (2). [5:50] Glazunov 

Scènes de ballet, Op 52 – 

USSR Radio Sym/Gennady 

Rozhdestvensky. Olympia 

OCD-104. [28:12] J Smith 

American Dance Suite – Leanne 

Rees & Stephanie Stoyanoff, 

p’s. Bravura BR-1001. [8:24] 


Debussy Études, Bk 2: #s 

10-12 – Michael Brown, p. 

CAG 108. [15:23] Debussy 

Première Rapsodie (Clarinet 

Rhapsody) – Paul Meyer, cl; 

Lyon National Orch/Jun Märkl. 

Naxos 8.572675. [7:36] 

11:00 Bartók Concerto for 

Orchestra – Chicago 

Sym/Sir Georg Solti. Lon 

400052-2. [37:10] 



Center: A Dame Myra 

Hess Memorial Concert by 

violinist Yury Revich with 

pianist Kuang-Hao Huang 


Frumkin • Admission: One 

Shilling – Actress Lesley Nicol 

and pianist Inna Faliks recount 

the story of Dame Myra Hess’ 

National Gallery concerts 

in World War II London, the 

extraordinary series of performances 

that became the 

inspiration for Chicago’s Dame 

Myra Hess Memorial Concerts. 

Devised by Nigel Hess, Dame 

Myra’s great-nephew. 

2:15 Pierné Konzertstück in 

G-Sharp, Op 39 – Isabelle 

Moretti, h; Southwest German 

Radio Sym/Klaus Arp. 

Koch 3-1142-2. [13:45] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Dvorák 

Bagatelles, Op 47 – Takacs 

String Quartet. Lon 430077-2. 

[16:36] Ligeti Six Bagatelles – 

Claude Debussy Woodwind 

Quintet. Harmonia Mundi 

HMN-911624. [11:32] 



Report at 5:00 pm, and The 

Unrush Hour between 5:00 pm 

and 6:00 pm Haydn Song, 

Liebeslied – Andrea Folan, 

s; Tom Beghin, fortepiano. 

Bridge BCD-9059. [4:04] 



8:00 The San Francisco Symphony 

in Concert: Charles Dutoit, 

conductor; Gautier Capuçon, 

cello – Dutilleux: Tout Un 

Monde Lointain; Berlioz: 

Symphonie fantastique. 

10:00 Cedille Chicago Presents: 

Chamber ensembles from 

Cedille’s early days 

11:00 Respighi The Ballad of the 

Gnomes – Philharmonia/ 

Geoffrey Simon. Cala CACD- 

1007. [15:02] Liebermann 

Gargoyles, Op 29 – Joyce 

Yang, p. Avie AV-2229. 

[11:21] Hanson Symphony 

#2, Op 30, Romantic – 

Cincinnati Pops/Erich Kunzel. 

Telarc CD-80649. [25:56] 

Thursday 7 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Schulz-Evler 

Arabesques on Strauss’s Blue 

Danube Waltz – Thomas Labé, 

p. Dorian DIS-80102. [11:20] J 

Strauss Waltzes, Geschichten 

aus dem Wienerwald, 

Op 325 – New York Vocal 

Arts Ensemble/Raymond 

Beegle, p. Arabesque Z-6586. 

[6:13] Schubert Symphony 

#8 in b, D 759, Unfinished – 

New York Phil/Bruno Walter. 

Sony SMK-64487. [24:50] 


Mozart Piano Concerto #21 

in C, K 467 – Jan Lisiecki, p; 

Bavarian Radio Sym/Christian 

Zacharias. DG B0016888-02. 

[28:07] Anonymous Bransles 

de Village – Piffaro Renaissance 

Band. Archive 447107-2. [5:00] 

11:00 Franck Symphony in d – 

Boston Sym/Seiji Ozawa. 

Jascha Heifetz, celebrating this 

month’s theme, “Virtuosity” 

2013 MARCH 21

DG 437827-2. [37:11] 

12:00 Newscast • Telemann 

Darmstadt Overture (Suite) in 

f – Concentus Musicus Wien/ 

Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Teldec 

93772-2 (2). [23:29] Bach 

Motet, Lobet den Herrn alle 

Heiden, BWV 230 – The Sixteen 

Cho, Orch/Harry Christophers. 

Hyperion CDA-66369. [6:35] 


Frumkin • Paganini 

Introduction and Variations 

on Dal tuo stellato, from 

Mosè – Gil Shaham, v; Göran 

Söllscher, g. DG 437837-2. 

[7:12] Rachmaninoff Rhapsody 

on a Theme by Paganini, 

Op 43 – Dmitri Alexeev, p; St 

Petersburg Phil/Yuri Temirkanov. 

RCA 62710-2. [23:45] 

2:00 Torke Bright Blue Music – 

Baltimore Sym/David 

Zinman. Argo 433071-2. 

[9:07] Traditional Black Is 

the Color – Oregon Guitar 

Quartet. Cube Squared Records 

C2R-601. [4:17] Ireland 

Greenways – Eric Parkin, p. 



Weber Clarinet Quintet in 

B-Flat, Op 34 – Charles 

Neidich, cl; L’Archibudelli. 

Sony SK-57968. [26:41] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 



8:00 The New York Philharmonic 

This Week: Alan Gilbert, 

conductor; Rudolf Buchbinder, 

piano – Brahms: Piano 

Concerto #2; Tchaikovsky: 

Symphony #6 in b, Pathétique. 

10:00 Introductions: Spotlighting 


musicians – The Maude 

Powell Quartet of the 

Elgin Youth Symphony 

11:00 Kabalevsky Piano Concerto #3 

in D, Op 50 – Michael Korstick, 

p; North German Radio Phil/ 

Alun Francis. CPO 777658- 

2 (2). [17:39] Kabalevsky 

Cello Concerto #2 in c, 

Op 77 – Raphael Wallfisch, vc; 

London Phil/Bryden Thomson. 


Friday 8 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • MacDowell Zwei 

Fantasiestücke, Op 17: #2, 

Hexentanz – Stephen Hough, 

p. Virgin Classics 59509-2. 

[2:31] MacDowell Orchestra 

Suite #1 in d, Op 42 – Bohuslav 

Martinu Phil/Charles Anthony 

Johnson. Albany TROY-224. 

[21:33] Bach Orchestra Suite 

#1 in C, BWV 1066 – Stuttgart 

Chamber Orch/Karl Münchinger. 

Lon 414505-2 (2). [19:41] 


Balakirev Islamey, Oriental 

Fantasy – Lang Lang, p. 

Telarc CD-80524. [9:19] Ravel 

Shéhérazade, Ouverture 

de Féerie – Lyon National 

Orch/Leonard Slatkin. 

Naxos 8.572887. [13:02] 

11:00 Vivaldi Two-Cello Concerto in g, 

R 531 – René Schiffer & Susie 

Napper, vc’s; Apollo’s Fire/ 

Jeannette Sorrell. Avie AV-2211. 

[10:47] Prokofiev Two-Violin 

Sonata in C, Op 56 – Janine 

Jansen & Boris Brovtsyn, v’s. 

Decca B0017466-02. [16:29] 

12:00 Newscast • Beethoven 

Symphony #2 in D, 

Op 36 – Zürich Tonhalle 

Orch/David Zinman. Arte 

Nova 63645-2. [29:34] 


Frumkin • Rossini The Barber 

of Seville: Cavatina, Largo 

al factotum – Tito Gobbi, br; 

Philharmonia/Alceo Galliera. 

EMI CDC5-56133-2. [4:45] 

Castelnuovo-Tedesco 

Figaro, concert paraphrase on 

Rossini’s Largo al factotum – 

Gil Shaham, v; Akira Eguchi, 

p. DG 447640-2. [4:43] 

2:00 Tchaikovsky Variations on 

a Rococo Theme, Op 33 – 

Steven Isserlis, vc; Chamber 

Orch of Europe/Sir John 

Eliot Gardiner. Virgin Classics 

61490-2 (2). [18:39] Fauré 

Andante – Steven Isserlis, vc; 

Francis Grier, o (Eton College, 

England). RCA 68049-2. [4:33] 


Franck Piano Quintet in 

f – Budapest String Quartet. 

Bridge 9185. [36:11] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 



8:00 From Carnegie Hall: Ensemble 

Matheus conducted by violinist 

Jean-Christophe Spinosi; 

Veronica Cangemi, soprano; 

Laurence Paugam, violin; 

Jerome Pernoo, cello – Arias 

from operas by Handel and 

Vivaldi, concerti by Porpora, 

Vivaldi, and CPE Bach. 

10:00 Best of Studs Terkel 


The Joey DeFrancesco Trio 

Saturday 9 


Piano Jazz 








musicians – Percussionist 

Eric Goldberg 


from the Met: Verdi’s “Don 

Carlo” – Ramon Vargas 

(Don Carlo); Barbara Frittoli 

(Elisabeth); Anna Smirnova 

(Eboli); Dmitri Hvorostovsky 

(Rodrigo); Ferruccio Furlanetto 

(Philip); Metropolitan Opera 

Cho & Orch/Lorin Maazel. 

3:00 Bach Brandenburg Concerto 

#1 in F, BWV 1046 – Boston 

Baroque/Martin Pearlman. 

Telarc CD-80368. [19:09] 

Bernstein Serenade After 

Plato’s Symposium – Itzhak 

Perlman, v; Boston Sym/Seiji 

Ozawa. EMI 55360-2. [30:09] 

4:00 From the Recording Horn 

with Andy Karzas 

4:30 Arias and Songs with Larry 

Johnson: Remembering 

soprano Lisa Della Casa 


Seth Boustead 





8:00 Folkstage hosted by Rich 

Warren: Buddy Mondlock 




Sunday 10 




Laetare Sunday honors the 

fourth Sunday of Lent. 





12:00 Vaughan Williams Variations for 

Band – St Martin’s Academy/Sir 

Neville Marriner. Phi 442427-2. 

[12:02] Jacob Mini-Concerto 

for Clarinet and Strings – 

Charles Russo, cl; Chamber 

Orch/David Gilbert. Premier 

PRCD-1052. [9:50] Weber Horn 

Concertino in e, Op 45 – David 

Jolley, fh; Sarah Rothenberg, 

p. Arabesque Z-6641. [16:17] 

1:00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra 

Radio Broadcasts: Edo de 

Waart, conductor – Mozart: 

Symphony #41 in C, K 551, 

Jupiter; Brahms: Symphony 

#4 in e, Op 98. We also hear 

Mozart’s Piano Concerto in A, 

K 488, with Daniel Barenboim 

as soloist and conductor. 

3:00 Fiesta! Latin-American 

Music with Elbio Barilari – 

Cuban composers Esteban 

Salas and Tania Leon. 



Fogel – Debussy: La Mer 

(CCPA Orch). Chopin: 

Scherzo #3 (Sean Yeh, p). 

Mozart: First movement fr 

String Quintet in g, K 516. 

5:00 Chamber Music Society of 

Lincoln Center: Beethoven 

& Mendelssohn in Their 

Youth – Beethoven: Quintet 

for piano & winds in E-Flat, 

Op 16; Mendelssohn: String 

Quartet in E-Flat, Op 12. 


Chicago in Concert: 

Bernard Haitink, conductor 

– Shostakovich: 

Symphony #10 in e. 


O’Riley: From Pittsburgh 

8:00 Collectors’ Corner with 

Henry Fogel: The Early 

Americans, third of five 

broadcasts; tonight, music by 

George Templeton Strong. 



11:00 Ryan Opera Center Recital 

Series: Voices of Women – 

Sopranos Susanna Phillips, 

Emily Birsan, and Tracy Cantin, 

mezzo-sopranos J’Nai Bridges 

and Cecilia Hall, and pianist 

Eric Weimer perform a Mozart 

duet, excerpts from Allen Louis 

Smith’s cycle Vignettes Ellis 

Island, and Schumann’s Five 

Songs of Queen Mary Stuart. 

Monday 11 




Grapentine 


Street • Wolf Italian Serenade 

in G – Hagen String Quartet. 

DG 427669-2. [6:27] Goldmark 

Overture, In Italien, Op 49 – 

Ireland National Sym/Stephen 

Gunzenhauser. Naxos 8.550745. 

[12:02] Goldmark Overture, 

Im Frühling (Springtime), 

Op 36 – Polish National 

Radio Sym/Michael Bartos. 

Newport Classic NPD-85503. 

[9:56] Goetz Spring Overture, 

Op 15 – Monte Carlo National 

Opera Orch/Van Remoortel. 

Genesis GCD-105. [11:39] 

10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn • Bach 

Prelude and Fugue in E-Flat, 

BWV 552, St Anne – Läubin 

Brass Ensemble. DG 423988- 

2. [8:47] Mozart Prelude & 

Fugue in C, K 394 – Kristian 

Bezuidenhout, fp. Harmonia 

Mundi HMU-907528. [9:52] 

Hovhaness Prelude and 

Quadruple Fugue, Op 128 – I 

Fiamminghi/Rudolf Werthen. 

Telarc CD-80392. [7:45] 

11:00 Dvorák Symphony #6 in 

D, Op 60 – Seattle Sym/ 

Gerard Schwarz. Naxos 

8.572698. [47:48] 

12:00 Newscast • Barber String 

Quartet in b, Op 11 – Cypress 

Quartet. Cypress Performing 

Arts Association CD. 

[17:17] Bernstein Candide 

22 MARCH 2013

Overture – Milwaukee 

Sym/Lukas Foss. Pro 

Arte CDD-102. [4:27] 


Frumkin • Strauss Burleske 

in d – Friedrich Gulda, p; 

London Sym/Anthony Collins. 

Phi 456820-2 (2). [17:55] 

Gabrilowitsch Caprice- 

Burlesque – Stephen Hough, p. 

Virgin Classics 59509-2. [4:24] 

2:00 Bach Cello Suite #2 in d, BWV 

1008 – Hidemi Suzuki, vc. 

RCA-DHM 77387-2. [20:48] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Tredici 

Virtuoso Alice – Michael 

Boriskin, p. New World 

NW-380-2. [12:52] Taylor 

Through the Looking Glass – 

Seattle Sym/Gerard Schwarz. 

Delos DE-3099. [31:24] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

7:00 Exploring Music with 

Bill McGlaughlin: Haydn 

and Mozart Quartets 

8:00 Live from WFMT: Eric Weimer, 

piano; Heather Wittels, violin; 

other artists to be announced 


Andrew Patner 

11:00 Suk Ripening, Op 34 – 

Czech Phil/Vaclav Neumann. 

Supraphon 110716-2. [38:48] 

Dvorák String Quartet 

Movement in F, B 120 – 

Panocha String Quartet. 

Supraphon SU-33912131. [9:16] 

Tuesday 12 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Elgar Six 

Promenades – Athena 

Ensemble. Chandos CHAN- 

6554. [14:09] Gershwin 

Promenade – Moscow Phil/ 

Lawrence Leighton Smith. 

Sheffield Lab CD-28. [3:30] 

Gershwin Seven Virtuoso 

Etudes – Xiayin Wang, p. 

Chandos CHAN-10626. [20:32] 


Rameau Pièces de clavecin 

en concerts: Concert #1 – 

Ensemble Baroque Nouveau. 

Reference RR-118. [9:45] CPE 

Bach Harpsichord Concerto 

#5 in G – Andreas Staier, hc; 

Freiburg Baroque Orch/Petra 

Müllejans. Harmonia Mundi 

HMC-902083.84 (2). [12:36] 

11:00 Poulenc Élégie; 

L’Embarquement pour Cythère – 

Pascal & Ami Rogé, p’s. Onyx 

4047. [8:07] Ravel Mother 

Goose – London Sym/Claudio 

Abbado. DG 415972-2. [28:49] 

12:00 Newscast • Paganini Violin 

Concerto #2 in b, Op 7, La 

Campanella – Alexander 

Markov, v; Saarbrücken 

Radio Sym/Marcello Viotti. 

Erato 45788-2. [29:54] 


Frumkin • Berners Trois 

Morceaux – Royal Liverpool 

Phil/Barry Wordsworth. 

EMI CDM5-65098-2. [8:00] 

Ibert Trois Pièces Brèves – 

Bergen Wind Quintet. 

Simax PSC-1094. [6:49] 

2:00 Grieg Two Norwegian Airs 

(Nordic Melodies), Op 63 – 

Ostrobothnian Chamber 

Orch/Juha Kangas. Ondine 

ODE-766-2. [12:07] Svendsen 

Two Icelandic Melodies – 

Iceland Sym/Petri Sakari. 



Schumann Symphony #3 

in E-Flat, Op 97, Rhenish – 

Dresden Staatskapelle/ 

Wolfgang Sawallisch. EMI 

CDM7-69472-2. [33:53] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 




8:00 The Tuesday Night Opera 

with Peter Van De Graaff: 

Wagner’s “Rienzi” – René Kollo 

(Rienzi); Theo Adam (Orsini); 

Siegfried Vogel (Raimondo); 

Dresden Staatskapelle/ 

Hollreiser. Ang 3818 (5). 

11:30 Beethoven Piano Sonata #31 in 

Ab, Op 110 – Sviatoslav Richter, 

p. Decca 4758124 (2). [20:34] 

Wednesday 13 




Grapentine 


Street • Tchaikovsky Variations 

on a Rococo Theme, Op 33 – 

Reiner Hochmuth, vc; Polish 

Chamber Orch/Wojciech Rajski. 

Thorofon CTH-2027. [17:27] 

Tchaikovsky Sixteen Children’s 

Songs, Op 54: #8, Kukushka – 

Ilya Levinsky, t; Semion Skigin, 

p. Conifer 51268-2. [2:55] 

Arensky Variations on a Theme 

by Tchaikovsky, Op 35a – 

Hermitage Theatre Chamber 

Orch/Saulius Sondeckis. 

Melodiya SUCD-1100301. 

[13:22] Mozart Andante and 

Variations in G (Piano, Four 

Hands), K 501 – George 

Malcolm & András Schiff, 

fortepiano. Lon 440474-2. [7:45] 


Handel Concerto Grosso 

in F, Op 3/4 – Academy of 

Ancient Music/Richard Egarr. 

Harmonia Mundi HMU-907415. 

[12:55] Alwyn Concerto 

Grosso #2 – Royal Liverpool 

Phil/David Lloyd-Jones. 

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Naxos 8.570145. [13:31] 

11:00 Liszt Les Préludes – 

Philharmonia/Herbert von 

Karajan. EMI CDM7-69228- 

2. [16:11] Liszt La Lugubre 

Gondola; Nuages Gris – 

Pierre-Laurent Aimard, p. 

DG B0015944-02. [8:09] 


12:15 From the Cultural Center: 

A Dame Myra Hess 

Memorial Concert by 

pianist Pavel Gintov 


Frumkin • Haydn Baryton 

Trio in D, H XI:113 – Balázs 

Kakuk, baryton; Péter 

Lukács, vi; Tibor Párkáni, 

vc. Hungaroton HCD-31174. 

[14:40] Vaughan Williams 

Songs of Travel – Sir Thomas 

Allen, br; City of Birmingham 

Sym/Sir Simon Rattle. EMI 

CDC7-47220-2. [22:49] 

2:00 Live from Levin Studio: 

An Impromptu with tenor 

Joseph Calleja, appearing 

in La Bohème at Lyric. 

George Preston hosts. 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Bruch 

Scottish Fantasy, Op 46 – 

Midori, v; Natalie Tal Glaser, 

h; Israel Phil/Zubin Mehta. 

Sony SK-58967. [30:30] 

Crittenden A Scottish Fantasy – 

Minneapolis Guitar Quartet. 

Albany TROY-339. [8:48] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 




8:00 The San Francisco Symphony 

in Concert: Peter Oundjian, 

conductor; Jonathan Biss, 

piano – Rouse: The Infernal 

Machine. Beethoven: Piano 

Concerto #5 in E-Flat, 

Op 73, Emperor. Brahms: 

Symphony #3 in F, Op 90; 

Hungarian Dance #6. 


Duos and trios 

11:00 Mozart String Quintet #1 in 

B-Flat, K 174 – Franz Beyer, 

vi; Melos String Quartet. 

DG 423697-2. [23:54] 

Mozart Così fan tutte, K 

588: Quintet, Sento, O Dio, 

che questo piede – Cuberli, 

Bartoli, Streit, Furlanetto, 

Tomlinson, Cho, Berlin Phil/ 

Barenboim. Erato 45475-2 

(3). [5:25] Szervanszky Wind 

Quintet #1 – Prairie Winds. 

Albany TROY-1193. [16:49] 

Thursday 14 




Grapentine 

2013 MARCH 23


Wall Street • Lecuona 

Danzas Cubanas – Thomas 

Tirino, p. Bis CD-874. [13:41] 

Brouwer Cuban Landscape 

with Rumba – Minneapolis 

Guitar Quartet. Albany TROY- 

207. [7:58] Gershwin Cuban 

Overture – New York Phil/Zubin 

Mehta. Teldec 46318-2. [10:26] 

Rossini William Tell Overture – 

Royal Opera House Orch/Carlo 

Rizzi. Conifer 55004-2. [12:26] 

10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn • Biber 

Mensa Sonora: Suite #6 in g – 

Baroque Band/Garry Clarke. 

Cedille CDR-90000116. [9:22] 

Mozart Flute Concerto #2 in D, 

K 314 – Franz Liszt Chamber 

Orch/Jean-Pierre Rampal, f. 

Sony SM2K-48184 (2). [19:48] 

11:00 Prokofiev Peter and the Wolf, 

Op 67 – Patrick Stewart, n; 

Lyon Opéra Orch/Kent Nagano. 

Erato 97418-2. [27:25] 

12:00 Newscast • Boccherini 

Cello Concerto in G, G 480 – 

Janos Starker, vc; Santa Fe 

Festival Orch. Delos DE-3197. 

[17:30] Weiner Hungarian 

Wedding Dance – Janos 

Starker, vc; György Sebök, p. 

Mercury 434358-2. [3:43] 


Frumkin • Tchaikovsky 

The Maid of Orléans: Adieu 

forêts – Olga Borodina, ms; 

Welsh National Opera Orch/ 

Carlo Rizzi. Phi 446663-2. 

[7:08] Tchaikovsky The Maid of 

Orléans: Ballet music – Royal 

Opera House Orch/Sir Colin 

Davis. Phi 422845-2. [14:18] 

2:00 Gould Santa Fé Saga – 

Dallas Wind Sym/Howard 

Dunn. Reference Recordings 

RR-38-CD. [10:23] Mozart 

Adagio and Rondo in c, K 

617 – Santa Fe Chamber 

Music Festival Soloists. 

Koch KICCD-7735. [12:18] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Handel 

Concerto Grosso in a, 

Op 6/4 – I Solisti Italiani. Denon 

81757-6305-2 (3). [12:06] 

Giannini Concerto Grosso – 

New Russia Orch/David Amos. 

Albany TROY-143. [15:05] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

6:00 Live from Levin Studio: Alumni 

of Oberlin Conservatory – 

George Preston hosts music 

and conversation with three 

graduates of the Oberlin 

Conservatory: soprano Alyson 

Cambridge, pianist Spencer 

Myer, and violinist David Bowlin. 





This Week: Alan Gilbert, 

conductor; Jan Vogler, cello – 

Rouse: Phantasmata. Bloch: 

Schelomo (Hebraic Rhapsody). 

Brahms: Symphony #1 in c. 



musicians – Percussionist 

Eric Goldberg 

11:00 Beach The Fair Hills of Eire, 

O, Op 91 – Joanne Polk, p. 

Arabesque Z-6704. [4:37] 

Field Piano Concerto #3 in 

E-Flat – John O’Conor, p; 

Scottish Chamber Orch/Sir 

Charles Mackerras. Telarc CD- 

80370. [32:11] Stanford Irish 

Rhapsody #5 in g, Op 147 – 

Ulster Orch/Vernon Handley. 


Friday 15 




Grapentine 


Street • Chabrier España – 

Vienna Phil/Sir John Eliot 

Gardiner. DG 447751-2. [6:01] 

Falla The Three-Cornered Hat 

Suite – Philharmonia/Carlo 

Maria Giulini. EMI CDM7- 

69037-2. [18:29] Moszkowski 

Spanish Dances, Op 12 – 

London Sym/Ataulfo Argenta. 

Lon 443580-2. [14:11] 


Beethoven Leonore Overture 

#3 in C, Op 72b – Bavarian 

Radio Sym/Sir Colin Davis. 

CBS MDK-44790. [15:32] 

Beethoven Fidelio, Op 72: 

Gott, welch Dunkel hier...In 

des Lebens Frühlingstagen – 

Jonas Kaufmann, t; Mahler 

Chamber Orch/Claudio Abbado. 

Decca B0014132-02. [10:42] 

11:00 Orff Carmina Burana Suite – 

Peabody Conservatory Wind 

Ensemble/Harlan D Parker. 

Naxos 8.570242. [27:23] 

12:00 Newscast • Dvorák 

Symphonic Variations, Op 78 – 

North German Radio Sym/ 

Sir John Eliot Gardiner. DG 

437506-2. [21:08] Hamelin 

Cathy’s Variations – Marc- 

André Hamelin, p. Hyperion 

CDA-67789. [10:37] 


Frumkin • Beethoven 

Symphony #7 in A, Op 92 – 

Royal Philharmonic. BBC 

BBCL-4012-2. [33:11] 

2:00 Ernst Violin Etude #6, The 

Last Rose of Summer – Midori, 

v. Sony SK-46742. [9:36] 

Mendelssohn Fantasy on 

The Last Rose of Summer, 

Op 15 – Esther Budiardjo, p. 

Pro Piano PPR-224524. [7:51] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Pergolesi 

Salve Regina in a – Barbara 

Frittoli, s; La Scala Phil members/Riccardo 

Muti. EMI CDC5- 

56174-2. [11:43] Stravinsky 

Suite italienne – Cho-Liang 

Lin, v; André-Michel Schub, 

p. CBS IM-42101. [17:19] 

4:00 Music with George Preston 

Newscast • Composer 

Exploration: Ernest Bloch 

Bloch Schelomo – Zara 

Nelsova, vc; Utah Sym/Maurice 

Abravanel. Vanguard OVC-4047. 

[19:19] Bloch Five Sketches in 

Sepia – Naomi Zaslav, p. Music 

& Arts CD-902. [9:37] Bloch 

Macbeth: Two Interludes – 

Royal Phil/Dalia Atlas. ASV 

CDDCA-1019. [13:31] 

5:00 Business Report • The 

Unrush Hour • Bloch America: 

An Epic Rhapsody – Seattle 

Sym & Cho/Gerard Schwarz. 

Delos DE-3135. [39:07] Bloch 

In the Night (A Love Poem 

for Piano) – Naomi Zaslav, p. 

Music & Arts CD-902. [4:55] 

6:00 Bloch Suite modale – Lyon 

Leifer, f; Chicago String 

Ensemble/Alan Heatherington. 

Centaur CRC-2140. [15:12] 

Bloch Piano Quintet #2 – Paul 

Posnak, p; Portland String 

Quartet. Arabesque Z-6618. 

[21:02] Bloch Nirvana – 

Margaret Fingerhut, p. 





8:00 Music in Chicago: Music 

of the Baroque presents 

Handel’s Acis and Galatea 

from October 2009. 



Michael Feinstein, Adriane 

Lenox, Catherine Russell, 

and Tracie Thomas celebrate 

the artistry of Ethel Waters. 

Saturday 16 


Piano Jazz 






Introductions: Spotlighting the 

Chicago area’s young musicians 

– The MYA Symphony 


from the Met: Zandonai’s 

“Francesca da Rimini” – Eva- 

Maria Westbroek (Francesca); 

Marcello Giordani (Paolo); 

Mark Delavan (Gianciotto); 

Metropolitan Opera Cho & 

Orch/Marco Armiliato. 

3:00 Liszt Rapsodie espagnole – 

Emil Gilels, p. Melodiya 25179- 

2. [12:53] Lalo Symphonie 

espagnole – Chee Yun, v; 

London Phil/Jesus Lopez- 

Cobos. Denons18017. [33:16] 



4:30 Arias and Songs with 

Larry Johnson: A Noel 

Coward program 


Seth Boustead 






Warren: 2-Bit Palomino 




Sunday 17 




Sacred music from Ireland 

to honor St Patrick’s Day. 





12:00 Vaughan Williams English 

Folksong Suite – Boston Pops/ 

Arthur Fiedler. Lon 430212-2. 

[11:13] Kodály Variations on 

a Hungarian Folksong, The 

Peacock – Milwaukee Sym/ 

Zdenek Macal. Koss Classics 

KC-1008. [24:36] Vaughan 

Williams Six Studies in English 

Folksong – Denise Djokic, vc; 

David Jalbert, p. Endeavour 

Classics END-1013. [9:33] 


Radio Broadcasts: Michael 

Tilson Thomas, conductor; 

Jeremy Denk, piano – Mahler: 

Blumine. Beethoven: Piano 

Concerto #3 in c. Brahms- 

Schoenberg: Piano Quartet 

in g. We also hear Mozart: 

Flute Concerto #1 in g with 

Mathieu Dufour as the soloist 

(/Daniel Barenboim). 

3:00 Fiesta! Latin-American 

Music with Elbio Barilari – 

A Brazilian concert 



Fogel – Tchaikovsky: Violin 

Concerto in D (David Lakirovich, 

v). Scranton: Hard or Soft, 

Silence or Time (CCPA Orch). 

Muffat: Armonico Tributo 

#5 (CCPA Baroque Orch). 

5:00 Chamber Music Society 

of Lincoln Center: Bruch- 

Beethoven – Bruch: Excerpts 

fr Eight Pieces, Op 83; 

Beethoven: String Quartet 

#10 in E-Flat, Op 74, Harp. 


Chicago in Concert: 

Cliff Colnot, conductor 

– Beethoven: Symphony 

#4; Debussy: La Mer. 


O’Riley: From Boston 



fourth of five broadcasts; 

tonight, music by Henry Hadley. 



11:00 Glazunov Poème lyrique in 

D-Flat, Op 12 – Bamberg 

Sym/Neeme Järvi. Orfeo 

C-157201-A. [10:47] Jeffers 

Poem, Night – Judith Anderson, 

n. Caedmon TC-1297. [4:25] 

Schoenberg Verklärte Nacht, 

Op 4 – Stockholm Chamber 

24 MARCH 2013

Jane Glover 

Orch/Esa-Pekka Salonen. 

Sony SK-62725. [30:23] 

Monday 18 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Dvorák Scherzo 

capriccioso, Op 66 – Royal 

Liverpool Phil/Libor Pesek. 

Virgin Classics 90797-2. 

[14:13] Dukas The Sorcerer’s 

Apprentice – Denver Sym/ 

Philippe Entremont. Pro Arte 

CDD-410. [11:41] Dukas 

Prélude élégiaque: Hommage 

à Haydn – Javor Bracic, 

p. Labor LAB-7088. [4:15] 

Haydn Symphony #12 in 

E – Cappella Coloniensis/ 

Nicholas Kraemer. Harmonia 

Mundi HMC-901765. [12:33] 


Massenet Orchestra Suite 

#4, Scènes pittoresques – 

New Zealand Sym/Jean-Yves 

Ossonce. Naxos 8.553125. 

[15:23] Massenet Manon: Ah 

fuyez, douce image – Luciano 

Pavarotti, t; La Scala Orch/Peter 

Maag. RCA 62541-2. [4:45] 

11:00 Chopin Mazurkas, Op 33: 

#4 in b – Arturo Benedetti 

Michelangeli, p. DG 413449-2. 

[6:17] Szymanowski Symphony 

#4, Op 60, Symphonie 

concertante – Louis Lortie, p; 

BBC Sym/Edward Gardner. 

Chandos CHSA-5115. [25:15] 

12:00 Newscast • Mozart Sinfonia 

Concertante in E-Flat, K 

364 – Gerhart Hetzel, v; Rudolf 

Streng, vi; Vienna Phil/Riccardo 

Muti. Orfeo C-867121-B. [33:25] 


Frumkin • Dvorák The Noon 

Witch, Op 108 – Bavarian 

Radio Sym/Rafael Kubelik. 

DG 469366-2 (3). [13:16] 

Dvorák Poetic Tone Pictures, 

Op 85 – William Howard, p. 


2:00 Bach Violin Concerto in g, after 

BWV 1056 – Carlo Chiarappa, 

v; Accademia Bizantina. 

Denon CO-78970/71 (2). 

[9:05] Bartók Viola Concerto – 

Yehudi Menuhin, vi; New 

Philharmonia/Antal Dorati. EMI 

CMS7-63984-2 (5). [21:35] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Arriaga 

String Quartet #1 in d – Casals 

String Quartet. Harmonia 

Mundi HMI-987038. [23:02] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 


Bill McGlaughlin: Distant 

Neighbors – Bill samples 

2013 MARCH 25


Twyla Tharp 

Conversations 

with Twyla Tharp and 

Renée Fleming 

During 2011 and 2012, WFMT’s 

Kerry Frumkin undertook extensive 

interviews with two iconic figures in 

the performing arts, choreographer 

Twyla Tharp and soprano Renée 

Fleming. We’ll rebroadcast these 

conversations-with-music in honor of 

Women’s History Month and also in 

tribute to our monthlong celebration 

of virtuosity. Tharp was in Chicago in 

2011 for a production with Hubbard 

Street Dance Chicago; she talks 

about her career and the music that 

has inspired her creativity. Fleming, 

appointed creative consultant at Lyric 

Opera in 2011, was interviewed in 

January 2012. The music surrounding 

her comments highlights her long 

and distinguished operatic career. 

Twyla Tharp: 


10:00 pm 

Renée Fleming: 


2:20 pm 

wonderfully rich and historic 

music from Mexico 

and South America. 

8:00 Live from WFMT: The 

Civitas Ensemble 


Andrew Patner 

11:00 Mendelssohn Symphony 

#3 in a, Op 56, Scottish, 

London version 1842 – Leipzig 

Gewandhaus Orch/Riccardo 

Chailly. Decca 4781525. 

[36:22] Anonymous The Lady 

Margaret Wemyss Book – 

Jakob Lindberg, l. Bis CD-201. 

[6:27] Traditional Medley of 

Scots Tunes – Rachel Barton 

Pine & Alasdair Fraser, v’s; 

Scottish Chamber Orch/ 

Alexander Platt. Cedille 

CDR-90000083 (2). [5:56] 

Tuesday 19 




Grapentine 


Street • Schubert Six German 

Dances, D 820 – Berlin Phil/ 

Pierre Boulez. DG 447099-2. 

[10:25] Strauss Schatz-Walzer, 

Op 418 (Treasure Waltz from 

The Gypsy Baron) – Boston 

Sym Chamber Players. DG 

463667-2. [8:58] Bach A 

Musical Offering, BWV 1079: 

Ricercare a 6 – Munich 

Chamber Orch/Christoph 

Poppen. ECM 1774. [8:49] 

Bach Flute Sonata in e, BWV 

1034 – Maxence Larrieu, f; 

Rafael Puyana, hc; Wieland 

Kuijken, vi da gamba. Phi 

438809-2 (2). [12:12] 


Barber Capricorn Concerto, 

Op 21 – L Lukas, f; P Michel, 

ob; J Wilds, tr; San Diego 

Chamber Orch/D Barra. Koch 

3-7206-2. [14:57] Gershwin 

Embraceable You; Bess, You Is 

My Woman Now; Fascinating 

Rhythm – Jenny Lin, p. 

Steinway 30011-A. [10:38] 

11:00 Dvorák The Golden Spinning 

Wheel, Op 109 – Royal 

Concertgebouw Orch/Nikolaus 

Harnoncourt. Teldec 87630-2. 

[28:21] Wagner Der fliegende 

Holländer: Spinning chorus, 

Summ und brumm; Sailors’ 

chorus, Steuermann, lass die 

Wacht – Leipzig Radio Cho, 

Dresden Staatskapelle/Silvio 

Varviso. Phi 422410-2. [6:17] 

12:00 Newscast • Beethoven String 

Quartet #16 in F, Op 135 – 

Cypress Quartet. Cypress 

666449617324. [24:12] Strauss 

Two Parade Marches – Locke 

Brass Consort/James Stobart. 



Frumkin • Yeats Poem, The 

Circus Animals – Dylan Thomas, 

n. Caedmon TC-1353. [3:31] 

Saint-Saëns Carnival of the 

Animals – Hugh Downs, n; 

Boston Pops/Arthur Fiedler. 

RCA 68131-2. [25:35] 

2:00 Tchaikovsky Marche slave, 

Op 31 – New York Phil/ 

Leonard Bernstein. Sony 

SMK-47634. [9:29] Saint- 

Saëns Marche héroïque, 

Op 34 – Philharmonia/Charles 

Dutoit. Lon 425021-2. [7:14] 


Rachmaninoff Piano 

Concerto #2 in c, Op 18 – 

Sviatoslav Richter, p; Warsaw 

Phil/Stanislaw Wislocki. 

DG 415119-2. [34:41] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 







8:00 The Tuesday Night Opera with 

Peter Van De Graaff: Verdi’s “I 

Due Foscari” – Katia Ricciarelli, 

José Carreras, Samuel 

Ramey, Piero Cappuccilli, 

ORF Sym & Cho/Lamberto 

Gardelli. Phi 4758697 (2). 

10:00 Twyla Tharp Talks to Kerry 

Frumkin: Recorded in October 

2011, when Tharp was presenting 

a work with Hubbard 

Street Dance Chicago, this 

wide-ranging conversation 

with music reflects on Tharp’s 

career in dance and the 

music that has inspired her. 

11:05 Strauss Symphonia 

Domestica, Op 53 – Bavarian 

Radio Sym/Lorin Maazel. 

RCA 68221-2. [49:52] 

Wednesday 20 




Grapentine 


Street • Chabrier Ode à la 

Musique – Barbara Hendricks, 

s; Cho, Toulouse Capitole Orch/ 

Michel Plasson. EMI CDC7- 

54004-2. [8:55] Emerson 

Ode – Archibald MacLeish, 

n. Caedmon TC-1359. [3:45] 

Vaughan Williams Serenade 

to Music – London Phil/ 

Vernon Handley. Chandos 

CHAN-8330. [10:32] Mozart 

Serenade #13 in G, K 525, Eine 

kleine Nachtmusik – Salzburg 

Camerata Academica des 

Mozarteums/Sándor Végh. 

Capriccio 10185. [17:28] 


Saint-Saëns Cello Concerto #2 

in d, Op 119 – Johannes Moser, 

vc; Stuttgart Radio SO/Fabrice 

Bollon. Hänssler 93.222. 

[19:33] Prokofiev Cinderella: 

Adagio – Mstislav Rostropovich, 

vc; Alexander Dedyukhin, 

p. DG 4776505 (2). [5:36] 

11:00 Dowland Welcome Home; 

Frogg Galliard; A Fancy; My 

Ladie Riches Galyerd – Paul 

O’Dette, l. Harmonia Mundi 

HMU-907160. [8:37] Drake 

Which will; Rider on the 

wheel – Joel Frederiksen, b; 

Ensemble Phoenix Munich. 


902111. [5:41] Jacob William 

Byrd Suite – Eastman Wind 

Ensemble/Frederick Fennell. 

Mercury 432009-2. [18:15] 




Hess Memorial Concert by 

clarinetist Sergey Gutorov 

with pianist Susan Tang 


Frumkin • Emerson Poem, 

Bacchus – Archibald MacLeish, 

n. Caedmon TC-1359. [2:37] 

Roussel Bacchus et Ariane, 

Op 43: Suite #1 – Orch 

de Paris/Charles Dutoit. 

Erato 45278-2. [16:03] 

2:00 JW Stamitz Sinfonia in B-Flat – 

Janacek Chamber Orch/Zdenek 

Dejmek. Panton 811201-2. 

[7:28] Krommer Flute Quintet 

in G, Op 101 – Bruno Meier, 

f; Stamitz String Quartet. 

Koch 3-1097-2. [23:06] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Live from 

Levin Studio: An Impromptu 

with performers from the 

Ravinia Festival’s Steans 

Institute for Young Artists 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 







7:00 Carnegie Hall Live: The 

San Francisco Symphony – 

Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor; 

Yuja Wang, piano – SC 

Adams: New work. Beethoven: 

Piano Concerto #4 in G. 

Brahms: Symphony #1 in c. 


Take Five spotlights large 

chamber ensembles the 

label has recorded. 

11:00 Debussy Images, set 3, for 

orchestra: Ibéria – Suisse 

Romande Orch/Ataulfo 

Argenta. Lon 443580-2. [17:49] 

Albéniz Iberia, Bk 2 – Alicia 

de Larrocha, p. EMI CMS7- 

64504-2 (2). [21:14] Sarasate 

Spanish Dances, Op 22 – 

James Ehnes, v; Eduard 

Laurel, p. Radio Canada Int’l 

MVCD-1177-2 (2). [9:51] 

Photo by Marty Sohl 

Renée Fleming as Blanche, 

A Streetcar Named Desire 

26 MARCH 2013

Thursday 21 




Grapentine 


Street • Busoni Improvisation 

on a Bach Chorale (Wie wohl 

ist mir) – Veronica Jochum, 

p; Randall Hodgkinson, p. 

GM Recordings GMCD-2042. 

[13:28] Bach Chorale-prelude, 

Wachet auf (Sleepers wake) – 

Solid Brass. Dorian DOR- 

90114. [4:46] Bach Cantata 

#140, Wachet auf, ruft uns 

die Stimme – Soloists; Bach 

Ensemble/Joshua Rifkin. 

Oiseau 417616-2. [25:22] 


Mendelssohn Symphony 

#4 in A, Op 90, Italian – 

Leipzig Gewandhaus 

Orch/Kurt Masur. Warner 

Classics 62769-2 (5). [28:44] 

Anonymous Temblante estilo 

italiano – Ensemble Caprice. 

Analekta AN2-9957. [3:05] 

11:00 Debussy Piano Trio in G – 

Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, p; 

Daniel Rowland, v; Jacqueline 

Thomas, vc. Chandos CHAN- 

10717. [21:59] Ravel Pavane 

for A Dead Princess – Lyon 

Opéra Orch/Kent Nagano. 

Erato 14331-2. [7:01] 

12:00 Newscast • Bartók Dance 

Suite – New York Phil/Pierre 

Boulez. CBS MK-44700. [17:48] 

Smetana Czech Dances, 

Series 1 – Antonin Kubalek, p. 

Dorian DOR-90122. [14:10] 


Frumkin • Bach Brandenburg 

Concerto #4 in G, BWV 

1049 – English Chamber Orch/ 

Benjamin Britten. Lon 425726- 

2. [16:47] Britten Phantasy 

Quartet, Op 2 – Gordon 

Hunt, ob; Tale String Quartet 

members. Bis CD-763. [12:53] 

2:00 Bach Fugue in g, BWV 

578, Little – George Fields, 

harmonica. Ang S-36067. 

[3:54] Bach Passacaglia and 

Fugue in c, BWV 582 – Czech 

Phil/Leopold Stokowski. 

Lon 448946-2. [14:58] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Bach 

English Suite #1 in A, BWV 

806 – Gustav Leonhardt, hc. 

Sony SB2K-62949 (2). [24:23] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 








This Week: Alan Gilbert, conductor; 

Glenn Dicterow, violin – 

Dvorak: Carnival Overture. 

Bartok: Violin Concerto #1. 

Tchaikovsky: Symphony #4 in f. 



musicians – The MYA 

Symphony 

11:00 Rochberg Nach Bach – Igor 

Kipnis, hc. Grenadilla GS-1019. 

[7:20] Bach Three-Keyboard 

Concerto #2 in C, BWV 1064 – 

Philharmonia Virtuosi of New 

York/Richard Kapp. Ess.a.y 

CD-1002. [17:16] Rheinberger 

Piano Trio #2 in A, Op 112 – Trio 

Parnassus. MD+G Recordings 

L-3419/20 (2). [22:08] 

Friday 22 




Grapentine 


Street • Copland Appalachian 

Spring Suite – Philadelphia 

Orch/Eugene Ormandy. RCA 

63467-2. [24:54] Anonymous 

Poem, Spring – Julie Harris & 

Roddy McDowall. Caedmon 

TC-1227. [2:30] Suk Spring, 

Op 22a – Radoslav Kvapil, p. 

Unicorn DKPCD-9159. [14:23] 


Mozart Piano Concerto #25 

in C, K 503 – David Fray, p; 

Philharmonia/Jaap van Zweden. 

Virgin Classics 641964. [31:11] 

11:00 Monteverdi Vespro della Beata 

Vergine (Vespers of 1610): 

Magnificat – Vocal soloists, 

Apollo’s Fire, Apollo’s Singers/ 

Jeannette Sorrell. Avie AV-2206 

(2). [20:04] Schubert Ellens 

Gesang III: Ave Maria, D 839 – 

Jascha Heifetz, v; Emanuel 

Bay, p. RCA 7964-2-RG. [5:24] 

12:00 Newscast • Pierné Ramuntcho 

Suite #1 – BBC Phil/Juanjo 

Mena. Chandos CHAN-10633. 

[18:50] Godefroid Concert 

Etude in e-flat – Valérie Milot, 

h. Analekta AN2-9974. [4:45] 


Frumkin • Liszt Transcendental 

Etudes: #1, Preludio; #2, 

Molto Vivace – Alice Sara Ott, 

p. DG 4778362. [3:11] Liszt 

Transcendental Etudes: #3, 

Paysage (poco adagio) – Kemal 

Gekic, p. JVC Classics 6505-2. 

[5:35] Liszt Transcendental 

Etudes: #4 in d, Mazeppa – 

Vladimir Ovchinikov, p. EMI 

CDC7-49821-2. [7:31] Liszt 

Transcendental Etudes: #5 in 

B-Flat, Feux follets – Minoru 

Nojima, p. VAI VAIA-1147. 


Etudes: #6, Vision – Jorge 

Bolet, p. Lon 414601-2. [6:21] 

Liszt Transcendental Etudes: 

#7, Eroica – Russell Sherman, 

p. Albany TROY-028-2. [5:53] 


#8, Wilde Jagd – Claudio 

Arrau, p. Phi 416458-2. [5:05] 


#9 in A-Flat, Ricordanza – 

Lukas Vondracek, p. Triton 

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2:00 Liszt Transcendental Etudes: 

#10, Allegro agitato molto – 

Evgeny Kissin, p. RCA 

60443-2-RC (2). [4:49] Liszt 

Transcendental Etudes: #11, 

Harmonies du soir – Sviatoslav 

Richter, p. Phi 420774-2. 


Etudes: #12, Chasse-Neige 

(Snow-Whirls) – Alice Sara 

Ott, p. DG 4778362. [5:38] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Moross 

Variations on a Waltz – 

London Sym/JoAnn Falletta. 

Koch 3-7188-2. [14:16] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 







8:00 Music in Chicago: The Elgin 

Symphony in Concert – Ignat 

Solzhenitsyn, conductor; 

Jennifer Frautschi, violin – 

Tchaikovsky: String Serenade 

in C. Stravinsky: Dumbarton 

Oaks Concerto. Vivaldi: 

Violin Concertos in E, g, F, 

and f, The Four Seasons. 



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Saturday 23 


Piano Jazz 







musicians – The IMEA state 

honors ensembles, part 1 

12:00 From the Met: Verdi’s “La 

Forza del Destino” – An 

archival performance from 

1977 conducted by James 

Levine, with Leontyne Price 

(Leonora); Placido Domingo 

(Don Alvaro); and Cornell 

MacNeil (Don Carlo). 




Johnson: Previewing Lyric 

Opera’s production of A 

Streetcar Named Desire 


Seth Boustead 





8:00 Folkstage hosted 

by Rich Warren 



2013 MARCH 27


Sunday 24 

Nicole Cabell 

For Holy Week 

Exploring Music: During the last 

week of March, Bill McGlaughlin 

will present an examination of the 

development of Bach’s masterpiece, 

starting with the smaller Lutheran 

Masses that led up to the B Minor 

Mass. The B Minor Mass contains 

influences from the time of Palestrina 

and from Bach’s own instrumental 

and organ works. 

Monday-Friday, 7:00 pm 

Chicago Bach Project: This 

organization led by John Nelson 

performs the B Minor Mass as the 

conclusion of its three-year cycle of 

Bach’s sacred masterworks. Soloists 

with the specially-chosen chorus and 

orchestra will be Nicole Cabell, 

Jane Henschel, Stanford Olsen, 

and Matthew Brook. 


The New York Philharmonic 

This Week: The Philharmonic will 

welcome guest conductor Masaaki 

Suzuki and his Bach Collegium 

Japan for choral music by Bach 

and Mendelssohn. 

Thursday, March 28, 8:00 pm 

Haydn’s Seven Last Words: 

Continuing an annual tradition, the 

Vermeer Quartet re-unites to play 

Haydn’s Holy Week cycle at St. James 

Episcopal Cathedral, interspersed with 

spoken meditations from Dr. Martin 

E. Marty, cathedral dean Joy Rogers, 

journalist Manya Brachear, 

Father Andrew M. Greeley, and 

other religious leaders. 

Friday, March 29, 8:00 pm 

March 25 through 29 




Music for Palm Sunday 

and Holy Week. 





12:00 Beethoven Horn Sonata in 

F, Op 17 – Lowell Greer, fh; 

Steven Lubin, fortepiano. 

Harmonia Mundi HMU-907037. 

[14:34] Beethoven Violin 

Sonata #4 in a, Op 23 – 

Isabelle Faust, v; Alexander 

Melnikov, p. Harmonia Mundi 

HMC-902025.27 (4). [19:15] 

Beethoven Piano Sonata 

#14 in c-sharp, Op 27/2, 

Moonlight – Valentina Lisitsa, p. 

Decca B0017091-02. [14:50] 


Radio Broadcasts: Sir Mark 

Elder, conductor; Emanuel Ax, 

piano – Berlioz: Benvenuto 

Cellini Overture. Mendelssohn: 

Symphony #5, Reformation. 

Chopin: Piano Concerto #2 

in f. Wagner: Rienzi Overture. 

Plus: Bizet L’Arlésienne 

Suite #2 (/Ludovic Morlot). 


with Elbio Barilari – Living 

Latin-American composers 



Fogel – Traditional: Deep River 

(CCPA Chorale). Janacek: 

String Quartet #2 (Stracciatella 

Quartet). Dvorak: Symphony 

#8 in G (CCPA Orch). 


of Lincoln Center: 

Russian Sentiments – 

Tchaikovsky: Valse sentimentale; 

Rachmaninoff: 

Trio élégiaque in d. 


Chicago in Concert: Miguel 

Harth-Bedoya, conductor 

– Soro: Danza Fantastica. 

Tchaikovsky: Romeo and 

Juliet. Elgar: Enigma Variations. 


O’Riley: From Houston 



last of five broadcasts; tonight, 

music by Amy Beach. 



11:00 Copland Quiet City – Chris 

Gekker, tr; Stephen Taylor, 

eh; St Luke’s Orch/Dennis 

Russell Davies. Musicmasters 

MMD-60162-L. [10:02] Copland 

Duo for Flute (Violin) and 

Piano – Robert Stallman, f; 

Sara Davis Buechner, p. ASV 

CDDCA-869. [13:39] Kuhlau 

Two-Horn Concertino, Op 45 – 

Lanzsky-Otto, Wekre, fh’s; 

Odense Sym/Othmar Maga. 

Unicorn DKPCD-9110. [22:51] 

Monday 25 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Dvorák String 

Serenade in E, Op 22 – Prague 

Chamber Orch. Denon CO- 

78919. [28:24] Cimarosa 

Photo by Karin Cooper 

Teddy Tahu Rhodes as Stanley, 

A Streetcar Named Desire 

Serenade (arrangements of 

Clavier Sonatas) – James 

Galway, f; Kazuhito Yamashita, 

g. RCA 61448-2. [11:35] 

Cimarosa Il matrimonio 

per raggiro Overture – NBC 

Sym/Arturo Toscanini. RCA 

60278-2-RG. [4:52] 


Britten The Young Person’s 

Guide to the Orchestra – Hugh 

Downs, n; Boston Pops/ 

Arthur Fiedler. RCA 68131-2. 

[17:59] Arnold Eight Children’s 

Pieces, Op 36 – Benjamin Frith, 

p. Koch 3-7162-2. [9:43] 

11:00 Haydn Armida Overture – 

Orpheus Chamber Orch. 

DG 437783-2. [5:00] Mozart 

Piano Trio in B-Flat, K 502 – 

Gryphon Trio. Analekta 

AN2-9827-8 (2). [23:50] 

12:00 Newscast • Boccherini String 

Quartet in C, Op 2/6 – Cremona 

Quartet. Klanglogo KL-1400. 

[10:50] Verdi Aida: Aria, Se quel 

guerrier...Celeste Aida – José 

Carreras, t; Vienna Phil/Herbert 

von Karajan. EMI CDM5- 

66752-2. [4:51] Verdi Aida: 

Ballet music – Bournemouth 

Sym/José Serebrier. Naxos 

8.572818-19 (2). [8:52] 


Frumkin • Traditional The 

Passover Story – The Western 

Wind; Theo Bikel, n. Western 

Wind WW-1800-CD. [61:37] 

2:05 Medtner Piano Concerto 

#3, Op 60 – Geoffrey 

Tozer, p; London Phil/ 

Neeme Järvi. Chandos 

CHAN-9040 (2). [36:34] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • CPE 

Bach Sinfonia in G, Wq 

180 – Les Amis de Philippe/ 

Ludger Rémy. CPO 999418- 

2. [12:57] JC Bach Sinfonia 

in g, Op 6/6 – Les Violons 

du Roy/Bernard Labadie. 

Dorian DOR-90239. [12:01] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 


McGlaughlin: Bach’s Not- 

So-Minor B Minor Mass 

8:00 Live from WFMT: Pianist 

Alexander Djordjevic 


Andrew Patner 

11:00 Bax Tintagel – London Sym/ 

Sir John Barbirolli. EMI 

CDM5-65110-2. [15:02] 

Emerson Poem, Merlin I & 

II – Archibald MacLeish, n. 

Caedmon TC-1359. [4:58] 

Britten King Arthur Suite – 

BBC Phil/Richard Hickox. 


Tuesday 26 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Dvorák Twelve 


Photo by Dan Rest 

Susanna Phillips, Stella 

Lyric Opera 

Premiere: A Streetcar 

Named Desire 

“Who wants real? I know I don’t 

want it. I want magic!” These are 

some of the words of Blanche Dubois, 

the tragic heroine of the Tennessee 

Williams play that was made into a 

classic film, and then turned into an 

opera by composer-conductor-pianist 

André Previn. Previn created his 

operatic Blanche as a role specifically 

for soprano Renée Fleming, creative 

consultant at Lyric Opera of Chicago, 

which will present its first-ever 

production of the work in late March. 

Fleming will be joined by Teddy Tahu 

Rhodes as Stanley, Susanna Phillips 

as Stella, and Anthony Dean Griffey 

as Mitch. WFMT’s George Preston 

and Lyric’s Roger Pines will co-host 

the opening-night broadcast. 


7:15 pm 

28 MARCH 2013


The Pacifica Quartet 

Cedille Chicago 

Presents: The Pacifica 

Quartet 

One of Jim Ginsburg’s topics on 

Cedille Chicago Presents will be the 

renowned Pacifica Quartet, whose 

releases on the Chicago-based label 

include a complete Mendelssohn set 

and an ongoing Shostakovich cycle. 

In addition to its international tours 

that encompass the world’s leading 

concert halls, the Pacifica was named 

last year as quartet-in-residence at 

Indiana University’s Jacobs School 

of Music. It held an identical position 

at New York’s Metropolitan Museum 

of Art from 2009-12. The Pacifica 

members have taught at the University 

of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana, and 

make up the resident performing 

ensemble at the University of Chicago. 

Wednesday, March 27, 

10:00 pm 

Cypresses – Chilingirian 

String Quartet. Chandos 

CHAN-8826. [31:44] Schubert 

Twelve German Dances, D 

790 – Imogen Cooper, p. 

Avie AV-2158 (2). [11:02] 


Carpenter Skyscrapers – 

London Sym/Kenneth Klein. 

EMI CDC7-49263-2. [20:57] 

Baxter A Great Commercial 

City – Gaudete Brass. Cedille 

CDR-90000136. [6:01] 

11:00 Rimsky-Korsakov 

Scheherazade, Op 35 – 

Chicago Sym/Daniel 

Barenboim; Samuel Magad, 

v. Erato 91717-2. [47:29] 

12:00 Newscast • Mozart Variations 

in F, K 613, on Ein Weib ist 

das herrlichste Ding – Kristian 

Bezuidenhout, fortepiano. 

Harmonia Mundi HMU- 

907499. [15:46] Beethoven 

Variations in E-Flat on Mozart’s 

Bei Männern, WoO 46 – Yo- 

Yo Ma, vc; Emanuel Ax, p. 

CBS MK-44796. [9:43] 


Frumkin • Blumer Tanz-Suite, 

Op 53 – Moran Wind Quintet. 

Crystal CD-753. [24:37] 

2:00 Warlock Capriol Suite – 

Edmonton Sym/Uri Mayer. 

Radio Canada Int’l SM-5035. 

[9:57] Poulenc Suite française 

– André Previn, p. Phi 

456934-2 (2). [10:48] Previn’s 

opera A Streetcar Named 

Desire is airing live from Lyric 

Opera tonight at 7:15. 


Vieuxtemps Violin Concerto 

#5 in a, Op 37 – Alexander 

Markov, v; Monte Carlo Phil/ 

Lawrence Renes. Erato 

17878-2. [18:28] Markov 

Improvisation on themes from 

Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf – 

Alexander Markov, v; Dmitriy 

Cogan, p. Erato 98481-2. 

[3:42] Traditional Passover 

song, Dayenu – Ari Priven, 

t; Ensemble. Congregation 

B’nai Jeshurun 2003. [2:45] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 


Exploring Music with Bill 



7:15 The Lyric Opera of Chicago 

Radio Broadcasts – Live from 

the Civic Opera House: Lyric 

Presents André Previn’s “A 

Streetcar Named Desire” – 

Renee Fleming (Blanche); 

Teddy Tahu Rhodes (Stanley); 

Susanna Phillips (Stella); 

Anthony Dean Griffey (Mitch); 

Lyric Opera Cho & Orch/Evan 

Rogister. Streetcar, Fleming 

11:00 Korngold Passover Psalm – 

Slovak Phil Chorus & Vienna 

Phil/Riccardo Chailly. Lon 

460213-2. [8:23] Liszt De 

Profundis (Instrumental Psalm 

for orchestra with piano) – Leslie 

Howard, p; Budapest Sym/Karl 

Anton Rickenbacher. Hyperion 

CDA-67403/4 (2). [36:13] 

Wednesday 27 




Grapentine 


Street • Hanson Pastorale, 

Op 38 – Randall Ellis, ob; S 

Jolles, h; New York Chamber 

Sym/Gerard Schwarz. Delos 

DE-3105. [7:27] Persichetti 

Pastoral, Op 21 – Boehm 

Quintette. Premier PRCD- 

1006. [5:48] Rodrigo Concierto 

pastoral – Lisa Hansen, f; 

Royal Phil/Enrique Bátiz. EMI 

CZS7-67435-2 (4). [25:06] 


Lawes Suite #8 in D – Trio 

Settecento. Cedille 135. 

[11:37] Cornysh Woefully arrayed 

– Stile Antico. Harmonia 

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2013 MARCH 29


Photo by Pierre Déry 

Yannick Nézet-Séguin 

Live from the Met: A 

Verdi Favorite 

Verdi’s La Traviata is conducted at 

the Metropolitan Opera this season 

by Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the 

recently-named music director of the 

Philadelphia Orchestra; La Traviata 

marks his first Met performances. 

Diana Damrau and Saimir Pirgu make 

their Met role debuts as the lovers 

Violetta and Alfredo. Portraying the 

elder Germont, Alfredo’s father, a 

role usually given to a baritone – 

will be tenor Placido Domingo. 


11:30 am (special time) 

Mundi HMU-807555. [7:37] 

McCabe Woefully arrayed – 

Stile Antico. Harmonia Mundi 

HMU-807555. [9:58] 

11:00 Sibelius Symphony #1 

in e, Op 39 – Oslo Phil/ 

Mariss Jansons. EMI 

CDC7-54273-2. [38:01] 




Hess Memorial Concert 

by pianist Martin Kasik 


Frumkin • Wm Lloyd Webber 

Air and Variations – Antony 

Pay, cl; Ian Brown, p. Hyperion 

CDA-67008. [6:33] Haydn Cello 

Concerto #1 in C, H VIIb:1 – 

Julian Lloyd Webber, vc; English 

Chamber Orch/Julian Lloyd 

Webber. Phi 412793-2. [27:04] 

2:00 Bach Italian Concerto, BWV 

971 – Corona Guitar Quartet. 

Albany TROY-1084. [12:40] 

Vivaldi Guitar Concerto 

in A, R 82 – Sharon Isbin, 

g; Zurich Chamber Orch/ 

Howard Griffiths. Warner 

Classics 45312-2. [10:17] 


Meyerbeer Le Prophète: 

Coronation March – 

Detroit Sym/Paul Paray. 

Mercury 434332-2. [4:15] 

Liszt Réminiscences des 

Huguenots (Meyerbeer), 2nd 

version – Arnaldo Cohen, p. 

Naxos 8.553852. [19:25] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 




8:00 Live from St Vincent de 

Paul Church: Chicago Bach 

Project Presents Bach’s 

Mass in B Minor. Hosted 

by Carl Grapentine. 

10:00 Cedille Chicago 

Presents: Recordings by 

the Pacifica Quartet 

11:00 MacDowell Twelve Virtuoso 

Studies, Op 46 – Malcolm 

Frager, p. New World 80206-2. 

[28:14] Chadwick Rip Van 

Winkle Overture – Detroit 

Sym/Neeme Järvi. Chandos 

CHAN-9439. [10:27] 

Thursday 28 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Rubinstein 

Etudes, Op 23: #2, Staccato – 

Jorge Bolet, p. Phi 456724- 

2 (2). [4:53] Saint-Saëns 

Caprice, after Étude en 

forme de valse – Kyung-Wha 

Chung, v; Phillip Moll, p. 

Lon 417289-2. [8:18] Allaga 

Etude de concert in B-Flat – 

Viktoria Herencsar, cimbalom; 

ensemble. Harmonia Mundi 

HMA-1903075. [4:43] Bartók 

Piano Concerto #3 – Stephen 

Kovacevich, p; Orch/Sir Colin 

Davis. Phi 4758690. [24:22] 


Bach Oboe d’Amore Concerto 

in D, BWV 1053 – Thomas 

Stacy, ob d’amore; Toronto 

Chamber Orch/Kevin Mallon. 

Naxos 8.570735. [22:23] Bach 

St Matthew Passion, BWV 

244: Aria, Erbarme dich – 

Christine Schäfer, s; Hilary 

Hahn, v; Munich Chamber 

Orch/Alexander Liebreich. 

DG B0013832-02. [6:29] 

11:00 Lecuona Suite española: 

Gitanerias, Malagueña, 

Cordoba – Gabriela Montero, 

p. EMI 41144-2. [9:08] Albéniz 

Iberia, Bk 4 – Cincinnati Sym/ 

Jesús López-Cobos. Telarc 

CD-80470 (2). [19:41] 

12:00 Newscast • Haydn Symphony 

#31 in D, Hornsignal – Orch 

of St Luke’s/Sir Charles 

Mackerras. Telarc CD- 

80156. [33:54] F Strauss 

Three Quartets for Horns – 

Detmolder Horn Quartet. MD+G 

Recordings L-3324. [7:08] 


Frumkin • Handel Air and 

Variations, The Harmonious 

Blacksmith – Earl Wild, p. Sony 

SK-62036. [4:25] Lindsay 

Poem, The Blacksmith’s 

Serenade – Nicholas Cave 

Lindsay, n. Caedmon 

TC-1216. [3:48] Dyson 

The Blacksmiths – Royal 

College of Music Chamber 

Cho, Philharmonia Orch/Sir 

David Willcocks. [13:41] 

2:00 Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto 

#2 in G, Op 44 – Shura 

Cherkassky, p; Berlin Phil/ 

Clemens Krauss. Phi 

456745-2 (2). [35:06] 


Pachelbel Canon and Gigue 

in D – St Paul Chamber 

Orch/Pinchas Zukerman. Phi 

412215-2. [6:57] Beethoven 

Piano Trio #11 in E-Flat, 

Op 44 – Daniel Barenboim, 

p; Pinchas Zukerman, v; 

Jacqueline Du Pré, vc. EMI 

CMS7-63124-2 (3). [15:27] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





This Week: Masaaki 

Suzuki, conductor; Bach 

Collegium Japan & Yale 

Schola Cantorum – Bach: 

Motet, Singet dem Herrn; 

Magnificat. Mendelssohn: 

Christus; Magnificat. 





11:00 Tchaikovsky Andante 

Cantabile, Op 11 – Mischa 

Maisky, vc; Orpheus Chamber 

Orch. DG 453360. [8:25] Haydn 

Andante con variazioni in f, 

H XVII:6 – Alfred Brendel, p. 

[15:29] Mennin Symphony 

#7, Variation Symphony – 

Seattle Sym/Gerard Schwarz. 

Delos DE-3164. [26:11] 

Friday 29 




Grapentine 


Street • Victoria Lamentations 

for Good Friday – Tallis 

Scholars/Peter Phillips. [14:27] 

Biber Mystery Sonatas: #6, The 

Agony in the Garden – Julia 

Wedman, v. Dorian DSL-92127. 

[7:26] Biber Mystery Sonatas: 

#10, The Crucifixion – John 

Holloway, v; Tragicomedia. 

[9:52] Mendelssohn The 

Hebrides (Fingal’s Cave) 

Overture, Op 26 – Vienna 

Phil/Christoph von Dohnányi. 

Lon 433341-2. [10:07] 


Ravel Le Tombeau de 

Couperin – City of London 

Sinfonia/Richard Hickox. Virgin 

Classics 59695-2. [16:54] L 

Couperin Passacaglia, Le 

Tombeau Royal – Andrew 

Lawrence-King, h. [6:11] 

11:00 Rachmaninoff Cello Sonata 

in g, Op 19 – Wendy Warner, 

vc; Irina Nuzova, p. Cedille 

CDR-90000120. [34:05] 

12:00 Newscast • Higdon Blue 

Cathedral – Atlanta Sym/ 

Robert Spano. Telarc 

CD-80596. [12:19] Bingen 

Hymn/Sequence/Antiphon – 

Anonymous Four. [10:35] 


Frumkin • Ostrcil Calvary 

Variations, Op 24 – Czech 

Phil/Václav Neumann. 

Supraphon 11102548. [30:20] 

2:00 Haydn Violin Concerto in G, 

H VIIa:4 – Simon Standage, v; 

English Concert/Trevor Pinnock. 

Archive 427316-2. [17:05] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Wagner 

Die Feen Overture – Royal 

Concertgebouw Orch/Edo 

de Waart. Phi 400089-2. 

[10:54] Wagner Parsifal: Good 

Friday Spell – Philadelphia 

Orch/Christian Thielemann. 

DG 453485-2. [12:39] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

6:00 Foerster Symphony #4 in c, 

Op 54, Easter Eve – Czech 

Phil/Rafael Kubelik. Supraphon 

SU-1912-2001. [49:32] 




8:00 From St. James Cathedral: 

The Vermeer Quartet recorded 

earlier this week in Haydn: The 

Seven Last Words of Christ, 

with spoken commentary. 

Hosted by Peter Van De Graaff. 


11:00 Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio 

Saturday 30 


Piano Jazz 











from the Met: Verdi’s “La 

Traviata” – Diana Damrau 

(Violetta); Saimir Pirgu (Alfredo); 

Placido Domingo! (Germont); 

Metropolitan Opera Cho & 

Orch/Yannick Nezet-Seguin. 

2:20 Renée Fleming Talks to Kerry 

Frumkin: This wide-ranging 

conversation with music was 

recorded in January 2012 and 

first aired last March. Lyric 

Opera’s creative consultant 

30 MARCH 2013

is currently starring there as 

Blanche in A Streetcar Named 

Desire by André Previn. 




Johnson: Cats and dogs and 

other assorted pets, looking 

ahead to April Fool’s Day 


Seth Boustead 






Warren: Natasha Borzilova 




Sunday 31 




An Easter Celebration 





12:00 Bach Easter Oratorio, BWV 

249 – Amsterdam Baroque 

Cho and Orch/Ton Koopman. 

[41:02] Rudolf Erschienen 

ist der herrliche Tag (Easter 

chorale setting) – Concerto 

Palatino Brass Ensemble, Bach 

Collegium Japan/Masaaki 

Suzuki. Bis CD-821. [6:53] 


Radio Broadcasts: Sir Mark 

Elder, conductor; Garrick 

Ohlsson, piano – Dvorak: 

Slavonic Dance, Op 72/3; The 

Water Goblin. Rachmaninoff: 

Piano Concerto #3 in d. 

Sibelius: Symphony #1 in e. 


with Elbio Barilari – Popular 

genres and concert music 



Fogel – Garrop: Book of 

American Poetry II (Jessica 

Rivera, s). Ginastera: Danzas 

Argentinas (Sang Hee Han, 

p). Dvorak: Movement fr 

String Quartet Op 106. Falla: 

The Three-Cornered Hat 

Suite #2 (CCPA Orch). 


of Lincoln Center: French 

Harp Explored – Debussy: 

Sonata for flute, viola & harp. 

Jongen: Deux Pièces en 

Trio for flute, cello & harp. 

Caplet: Conte fantastique 

for harp & string quartet. 


Chicago in Concert – 

Ponchielli: Dance of the Hours 

fr La Gioconda; Puccini: Act 

4 of La Bohème (Sir Andrew 

Davis conducting with members 

of Lyric’s Ryan Opera 

Center). Ravel: Rapsodie 

Espagnole (/Cliff Colnot). The 

final broadcast in this series. 


O’Riley: From Tucson 

8:00 Collectors’ Corner with 

Henry Fogel: The Pristine 

label Furtwängler transfers, 

Allstate 

• Cultural Connections on 


Anonymous Donor 


BMO Harris Bank 

• Ask Alpana segment on 


• Check, Please! 

Brinson Foundation 

• NOVA 

City Club of Chicago 


Clifford Law Offices 

• Closed captioning of local productions 

ComEd 


Denny and Sandy Cummings 


Howard and Ursula Dubin 

Foundation 

• BBC World News 

Sydney Feuchtwanger 

• Independent Lens 

Julius N. Frankel Foundation 


David Herro and Jay Franke 


Lloyd A. Fry Foundation 


Illinois Arts Council, a state agency 

• Arts programming 


Joyce Foundation 


Russell and Josephine Kott 

Memorial Charitable Trust 

• Scientific Chicago on 


Josephine M. Leiting Trust 

• Masterpiece 

John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur 

Foundation 


Robert R. McCormick Foundation 


Elizabeth Morse Genius 

Charitable Trust 

• Scientific Chicago on 


Motorola Solutions 

• Scientific Chicago on Chicago Tonight 

Alexandra C. and John D. Nichols 


William F. O’Connor Foundation 


Polk Bros. Foundation 


Patrick and Shirley Ryan 


first of five broadcasts 



11:00 Sibelius Finlandia, Op 26 – 

Finnish Radio Sym/Jukka- 

Pekka Saraste. [8:31] Smetana 

March Sponsors 

Terra Foundation for American Art 

• Artbeat on Chicago Tonight 

Robert J. and Roberta L. Washlow 


Jane G. Archer Trust 

• Children’s programming – Angelina 

Ballerina: The Next Steps 

Barker Welfare Foundation 

• Children’s programming 

Efroymson Family Fund 

• Children’s programming – WordWorld 

Paul E. Golden & Karen Kreiling 


Sultan and Sakeba ISSA 

Family Foundation 


Russell and Josephine Kott 

Memorial Charitable Trust 


Liz and Eric Lefkofsky 


Edmond and Alice Opler Foundation 


Segal Family Foundation 

• Children’s programming – Super Why! 

Alphawood Foundation 

• Critical Thinking with Andrew Patner 

• Critic’s Choice with Andrew Patner 

Anonymous Donor 

• Introductions 

Artists Frame Service 

• WFMT Live Audio Stream 

Audio Consultants 

• From the Recording Horn 

• New Releases 

Black Dog Fund 

• Mornings with Carl Grapentine 

BMO Harris Bank 

• Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin 

Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner Brown 


Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation 

• Live from WFMT 

• Music from Roosevelt University 

City of Chicago Department of 

Cultural Affairs and Special Events, 

City Arts 

• Arts programming 

Michelle L. Collins 

• Relevant Tones 

Family Law Offices of Davis 

Friedman 

• Chicago Symphony Orchestra 

Radio Broadcasts 

• New York Philharmonic This Week 

From My Home Country – 

Václav Snítil, v; Josef Hala, 

p. [12:34] D’Indy Jour d’été à 

la montagne, Op 61 – Radio 

France Phil/Marek Janowski. 

Erato 45821-2. [29:40] 

Thank You. 

In memory of Carl and Fern 

Gaensslen Charitable Giving Fund 


Gethsemane Garden Centers 

• Folk music programming 

Elliot and Mona Golub 

• Music from Roosevelt University 

Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. 


Hanig’s Footwear 


Mrs. Joan Harris and the 

Irving Harris Foundation 


Honda of Lisle 

• Financial Market Updates 

D. Carroll Joynes and 

Abby M. O’Neil 


Susan and Richard Kiphart 


Sanfred and Nancy Koltun 


Lagunitas Brewing Company 

• Sweet Folk Chicago 

National Endowment for the Arts 


Negaunee Foundation 


Les Nomades 

• Houston Grand Opera 

• Metropolitan Opera 

• San Francisco Opera 

PianoForte Chicago/PianoForte 

Foundation 

• PianoForte Salon Series 

PNC Wealth Management 

• Sunday Fine Arts Calendar 

Joyce Saxon 

• Fiesta 

Schiller DuCanto and Fleck 

• Business Reports 

• Financial Market Updates 

• Houston Grand Opera 

• Los Angeles Philharmonic 


• San Francisco Opera 

• San Francisco Symphony 

Earl and Brenda Shapiro Foundation 


Spex Chicago 

• Folk music programming 

• Tuesday Night Opera with 


• Unrush Hour 

• WFMT Live Audio Stream 

Helen Zell 


2013 MARCH 31

March WTTW & WFMT Member Magazine

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