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Air Check<br />
Dear <strong>Member</strong>,<br />
Access to the fine arts has always been an important mission at <strong>WFMT</strong> and <strong>WTTW</strong>, and we are<br />
uniquely positioned to bring them to you in a variety of different ways. This month, <strong>WTTW</strong> and <strong>WFMT</strong><br />
are pleased to mark National Poetry Month. <strong>WFMT</strong> will present an in-depth exploration of this singular<br />
literary genre – focusing on history’s greatest poets, symphonic poems,<br />
some well-known musical settings of poems, instrumental works in<br />
tributes to poets, and much more – including a memorable Studs Terkel<br />
conversation with Carl Sandburg, who famously dubbed Chicago the<br />
“City of the Big Shoulders.” Be sure to visit wfmt.com to see a complete<br />
lineup of what <strong>WFMT</strong> has in store, hear audio highlights, and learn about<br />
future monthly themes. On <strong>WTTW</strong> Prime, don’t miss the American Masters<br />
documentary, “The Day Carl Sandburg Died,” which examines the life<br />
and work of the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and novelist, as well as the<br />
controversy surrounding him.<br />
This <strong>April</strong>, <strong>WTTW</strong>11 offers a fresh and eclectic mix of programming<br />
sure to please the entire family. We meet a Kind Hearted Woman, journey<br />
inside the human body with the BBC’s Michael Mosley, observe Holocaust<br />
Remembrance Day with two new programs, delve into The American Songbook with Michael Feinstein,<br />
explore Australia at the dawn of time with NOVA, and reveal The Secret Life of Ice. As only he can, Ken<br />
Burns tells the dramatic story of The Central Park Five, we give you an opportunity to vote for your<br />
favorite international commercials on wttw.com, and bring you new episodes of Call the Midwife and<br />
Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge. And we introduce you to the four intrepid female sleuths who make<br />
up The Bletchley Circle. <strong>April</strong> will truly be a month to remember!<br />
On <strong>WFMT</strong>, the Metropolitan Opera’s Saturday afternoon matinée series will continue with Wagner’s<br />
Ring cycle, part of the Met’s tribute to the Wagner bicentennial, starring Deborah Voigt as Bruennhilde<br />
and Mark Delavan as Wotan in Robert Lepage’s production. The cycle begins with “Das Rheingold” on<br />
<strong>April</strong> 6. As part of our National Poetry Month celebration, we’ll feature classic readings from poetry<br />
ancient and modern, recorded by Dame Edith Sitwell, Julie Harris, Ed Begley, William Carlos Williams,<br />
Carl Sandburg, and many others. <strong>WFMT</strong>’s Kerry Frumkin will be joined by pianist Inna Faliks, a frequent<br />
<strong>WFMT</strong> guest, for two more editions of their “Music/Words” poetry special, on <strong>April</strong> 8 and 15.<br />
Don’t miss these highlights and other programming during the month of <strong>April</strong>. Watch <strong>WTTW</strong> online<br />
at wttw.com or via the PBS Mobile App (learn how at wttw.com/mobile) and listen to <strong>WFMT</strong> online at<br />
wfmt.com or through our <strong>WFMT</strong> App (learn how at wfmt.com/streaming). As always, thank you for<br />
your generous support and loyalty.<br />
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Daniel J. Schmidt<br />
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Executive Vice President<br />
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4 <strong>Member</strong> Perks<br />
5 TV Listings<br />
6 <strong>WTTW</strong> Digital Channel Highlights<br />
8 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kid Grid<br />
Dan Schmidt<br />
President & CEO<br />
12 Do it Yourself Saturdays<br />
14 Primetime Grid<br />
19 At-a-Glance<br />
20 Radio Listings<br />
31 Sponsors<br />
Network Chicago Guide<br />
(ISSN 1543-9585)<br />
<strong>April</strong> 2013<br />
Volume 28, Number 185<br />
Network Chicago Guide is published<br />
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On the cover: Carl Sandburg playing his guitar. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Carl Sandburg Home National Historic<br />
Site, photo by William A. Smith.<br />
2 APRIL 2013
President Mohamed Nasheed<br />
What<br />
Independent Lens<br />
Saturday Cinema:<br />
“The Island President”<br />
Where<br />
Chicago Cultural Center<br />
78 E. Washington Street<br />
in Chicago<br />
When<br />
Saturday, <strong>April</strong> 20,<br />
2:00 pm<br />
Saturday Cinema: The Island Cinema<br />
In partnership with ITVS and the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, <strong>WTTW</strong> invites you to attend a<br />
free screening and discussion about the new Independent Lens documentary<br />
The Island<br />
President!<br />
The Island President is<br />
the story of President<br />
Mohamed Nasheed of<br />
the Maldives, a man confronting<br />
a problem<br />
greater than any other<br />
world leader has ever<br />
faced – the literal survival<br />
of his country and everyone<br />
in it. After challenging an entrenched dictator to bring democracy<br />
to the Maldives, Nasheed is now faced with an even greater challenge:<br />
as the most low-lying country in the world, a minor rise in sea level would submerge the 1200 islands of the<br />
Maldives.<br />
This is a free event. For more information, please visit wttw.com/events.<br />
The Island President will air at 10:00 pm on <strong>WTTW</strong>11 on <strong>April</strong> 22.<br />
MEMBER Connections<br />
The Tenors in Concert<br />
An Evening with Geoffrey Baer<br />
You are invited to a very special event to get a sneak peek at 10 Buildings that Changed America – a new<br />
PBS special from Geoffrey Baer that tells the story of 10 influential works of architecture and the people who<br />
What<br />
An Evening with<br />
Geoffrey Baer<br />
A Preview & Discussion<br />
of 10 Buildings that<br />
Changed America<br />
Where<br />
The Art Institute<br />
of Chicago,<br />
Fullerton Hall<br />
111 South Michigan Ave.<br />
in Chicago<br />
When<br />
Wednesday, May 8, 6:30 pm<br />
imagined them – from an 1891<br />
Geoffrey Baer<br />
St. Louis office building that<br />
gave the skyscraper its form<br />
to a 1910 Detroit factory that<br />
housed the first moving assembly<br />
line. Geoffrey Baer and<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> producer and writer<br />
Dan Protess will preview the<br />
film, discuss the “making of,”<br />
and answer your questions.<br />
Tickets for this exclusive<br />
event will go very quickly so<br />
make your reservations now<br />
by calling (877) 307-4242 or<br />
visit wttw.com/events! To receive the <strong>WTTW</strong> member discount, please<br />
use the promotional code “ROBIE” when purchasing tickets. For more<br />
information, visit wttw.com/10buildings.<br />
Join us as we welcome The Tenors in Concert!<br />
The Tenors have<br />
traveled the world for<br />
the past four years –<br />
from Johannesburg to<br />
Shanghai, London to<br />
Los Angeles, they<br />
have inspired millions<br />
of music lovers with<br />
their rich harmonies,<br />
addictive charm, and<br />
powerful songs. Don’t<br />
miss your chance to<br />
see these phenoms<br />
LIVE in Chicago!<br />
What<br />
The Tenors in<br />
Concert<br />
Where<br />
Auditorium Theatre<br />
50 East Congress<br />
Parkway<br />
in Chicago<br />
When<br />
Sunday, May 12,<br />
7:00 pm<br />
Purchase tickets at wttw.com/events today.<br />
Happy Birthday Wagner!<br />
Join us for this special all day seminar which will include a lecture, discussion,<br />
and lunch. It will be a day you won’t forget.<br />
The name Richard Wagner clangs copious sonorities in Walter Rudolph’s<br />
brain, including Wagner’s searching early works, his erratic behavior, tunnel<br />
vision, and impetuous demand for legendary-status-recognition from the<br />
world of his day. Learn about Wagner’s genius and grasp a bit of why Wagner’s<br />
creations not only demand, but deserve our attention. Most of all, experience<br />
the diverse musical styles defining Richard Wagner during the month of his<br />
200th birthday.<br />
Walter Rudolph considers himself the imperfect Wagnerite. During his 35<br />
plus years in public radio (Classical 89, KBYU-FM in Provo, Utah), he reported<br />
on all things Wagnerian from Bayreuth, Brussels, and Berlin to Dallas, San<br />
Francisco, and New York.<br />
What<br />
Happy Birthday<br />
Richard Wagner<br />
with Walter Rudolph<br />
Where<br />
<strong>WFMT</strong> Studios<br />
5400 N. St Louis Ave.<br />
in Chicago<br />
When<br />
Saturday, May 18,<br />
9:00 am-4:00 pm<br />
The cost for this special Immersion Day is $150, with a student price of $50 (promo code: “STUDENT”).<br />
Register to attend by visiting wfmt.com/events or by calling (773) 279-2120.<br />
2013 MARCH 3
MEMBER PERKS<br />
2-for-1 Tickets to BARNUM<br />
Mercury Theater Chicago presents the circus-themed musical BARNUM, which traces<br />
the life and loves of colorful impresario<br />
Phineas Taylor Barnum,<br />
through June 16.<br />
The tale of the “Greatest Show on<br />
Earth” – the smallest man, the oldest<br />
woman, the largest elephant, and<br />
more – is told through stunning acrobatics,<br />
hilarious variety acts,<br />
whimsical magic, and puppetry. The<br />
all-star cast of award-winning actors<br />
is led by Broadway’s Gene Weygandt<br />
as “P.T. Barnum.”<br />
For 2-for-1 tickets, call (773) 325-1700 or visit MercuryTheaterChicago.com and use<br />
code “<strong>WTTW</strong>APR.” Offer is subject to availability, valid for main floor tickets only, not<br />
valid on previously purchased tickets, and cannot be combined with any other offer. Limit<br />
6 per customer. Valid through <strong>April</strong> 30, 2013.<br />
2-for-1 Tickets to The Dance<br />
Center<br />
The Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago welcomes<br />
back Delfos Danza Contemporánea to celebrate its 20th anniversary<br />
season with performances <strong>April</strong> 4-6 at The Dance<br />
Center.<br />
The program, under the banner “Resonancias,” includes Trio<br />
y Cordon/Trio and String, by Co-Artistic Directors Claudia Lavista<br />
and Victor Manuel Ruiz, in which three characters wander<br />
through the eternal game of seduction. In Intersticio/Interstice<br />
(Interval) by Omar Carrum, a man finds himself in a labyrinth<br />
of contradictory ideas that involve attachments to the known<br />
and the desire to change. Ruiz’s Del amor y otras barbaridades/<br />
About love and other calamities shows three couples revealing<br />
fragments of their intimacy and how death causes one to value<br />
the loss of a beloved. This program contains nudity.<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> members may purchase two tickets for the price of<br />
one, subject to availability, by calling (312) 369-8330 and using<br />
the code “<strong>WTTW</strong>.” Performances are <strong>April</strong> 4-6, Thursday-<br />
Saturday at 8:00 pm at The Dance Center (1306 S. Michigan<br />
Avenue in Chicago). For more information, visit colum.edu/<br />
dancecenter.<br />
2-for-1 Tickets to Lincoln String Quartet<br />
Two of Chicago’s leading music institutions, Music Institute of Chicago and the Chicago<br />
Symphony Orchestra, come together when the Music Institute presents the Lincoln String<br />
Quartet on Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 7 at 3:00 pm at Nichols Concert Hall (1490 Chicago Avenue in<br />
Evanston).<br />
Since its founding in 1997, the Lincoln String Quartet has been a staple of the Chicago<br />
music scene. Comprising current and former Chicago Symphony Orchestra members,<br />
the renowned quartet includes<br />
violinists Lei Hou and Qing Hou,<br />
violist Lawrence Neuman, and<br />
cellist Stephen Balderston. The<br />
<strong>April</strong> 7 program includes Haydn’s<br />
String Quartet Op. 33, No. 2 “The<br />
Joke”; Smetana’s String Quartet<br />
No. 1 “From My Life”; and<br />
Beethoven’s String Quartet Op. 59,<br />
No. 3 “Razumovsky.”<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> members may purchase<br />
one ticket at full price and<br />
get a second ticket free, subject<br />
to availability, by calling (847)<br />
905-1500 ext. 108 and using the<br />
code <strong>WTTW</strong>. For more information<br />
visit musicinst.org.<br />
Mayslake Peabody Estate<br />
2-for-1 Admission to Underneath the Lintel<br />
When a Dutch librarian opens a book returned 113 years overdue, she finds a ticket for a Chinese<br />
laundry in London. Her curiosity compels her to redeem the ticket for a pair of abandoned trousers…<br />
which contains another clue that leads her around the world and into surprising revelations of a<br />
long-forgotten past, where she ultimately discovers what can only be described as a miracle.<br />
For 2-for-1 tickets to First Folio’s production of Underneath the Lintel, use code <strong>WFMT</strong> when ordering<br />
via phone at (630) 986-8067 or online at firstfolio.org. Subject to availability. Valid for any Wednesday<br />
performance March 27 through <strong>April</strong> 28 at Mayslake Hall at the Mayslake Peabody Estate (1717 31st<br />
Street in Oak Brook).<br />
FOR DOZENS OF OTHER DISCOUNTS, visit wfmt.com and, under the Support <strong>WFMT</strong> menu, click on “Monthly Offers” or call (312) 987-<strong>WFMT</strong> for a<br />
recorded message.<br />
4 APRIL 2013
Daily Television Programming •<br />
Programmer’s Picks on <strong>WTTW</strong> Channel 11<br />
The Truth about Exercise<br />
with Michael Mosley<br />
Whether you’re running, swimming, cycling, or hula<br />
hooping, we have always been told that doing regular<br />
exercise will improve our bodies. In this program,<br />
Michael Mosley uses himself as a human guinea pig<br />
to discover the truth about exercise.<br />
Wednesday, <strong>April</strong> 10, 10:00 pm<br />
Secret Life of Ice<br />
Dr. Gabrielle Walker goes on a journey to discover<br />
the extraordinary qualities of ice and the influence<br />
it has on our planet. Walker searches out the secrets<br />
hidden deep within the ice crystal to discover how<br />
something so ephemeral has the power to to<br />
preserve our past, and inform our future.<br />
Thursday, <strong>April</strong> 11, 9:00 pm<br />
Independent Lens:<br />
The Island President<br />
President Mohamed Nasheed of the Maldives is a<br />
man with a big problem – the literal survival of his<br />
country and everyone in it. After bringing democracy<br />
to the Maldives, he must now ensure that his tiny<br />
country doesn’t disappear under rising sea levels.<br />
Monday, <strong>April</strong> 22, 10:00 pm<br />
See page 6 for information about <strong>WTTW</strong> Prime listings.<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
Robin Charboneau, right, with<br />
one of her children<br />
Kind-Hearted Woman<br />
(in 2 parts)<br />
Filmmaker David Sutherland profiles<br />
Robin Charboneau, a divorced mother<br />
and Oglala Sioux woman living on<br />
North Dakota’s Spirit Lake Reservation.<br />
We follow Charboneau over three years<br />
as she struggles to raise her children,<br />
further her education, heal the wounds<br />
of sexual abuse, and battle alcoholism.<br />
She fights in tribal court with her exhusband<br />
for custody of the children,<br />
even after he’s convicted of sexually<br />
molesting his daughter and another<br />
child. Charboneau’s quest to heal her<br />
family, earn a degree, and return to<br />
the reservation to help prevent abuse<br />
of women and children leads her on a<br />
journey of discovery, heartbreak and,<br />
ultimately, redemption.<br />
Monday 1<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
Monday-Tuesday,<br />
<strong>April</strong> 1-2, 9:00 pm<br />
12:00 Austin City Limits: Bonnie<br />
Raitt/Mavis Staples<br />
Bonnie Raitt and Mavis<br />
Staples showcase classic<br />
R&B, blues, and pop.<br />
1:00 Doc Martin:<br />
Remember Me [R]<br />
2:00 Death in Paradise (Season<br />
2, Part 1 of 8) [R]<br />
3:00 American Masters: Philip<br />
Roth – Unmasked [R]<br />
4:30 Ask This Old House: Caring<br />
for Orchids as Houseplants/<br />
Purchasing and Installing<br />
a Kitchen Wall Cabinet [R]<br />
5:00 Victory Garden: Soft<br />
5:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden<br />
Home: Gardens and Art<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Antiques Roadshow:<br />
Cincinnati (Part 1 of 3)<br />
Highlights include a baseball<br />
bat used by Mickey Mantle;<br />
art pottery from Cincinnati’s<br />
very own Rookwood Pottery;<br />
and works by locally born<br />
and world-renowned<br />
artist Edward Henry Potthast,<br />
valued at $41,000-$63,000.<br />
9:00 Kind Hearted Woman<br />
(Part 1 of 2)<br />
11:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Tuesday 2<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 Masterpiece Classic:<br />
Mr. Selfridge (Part 1 of 8) [R]<br />
4:30 Latino Film Festival 2013 [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 History Detectives Did<br />
a biography of legendary<br />
frontiersman Kit Carson once<br />
belong to members of his<br />
family? Then, a saddle tells the<br />
story of Yakima Canutt, who<br />
made life safer for movie stunt<br />
artists. What is the meaning<br />
behind the mysterious<br />
inscription on sheet music<br />
of the popular western song<br />
“Tumbling Tumbleweeds?”<br />
Finally, did a pivotal character<br />
in the Modoc Indian wars<br />
weave this basket?<br />
9:00 Kind Hearted Woman<br />
(Part 2 of 2)<br />
Wednesday 3<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 BBC World News<br />
12:30 Nightly Business Report<br />
1:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
2:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
2:30 Charlie Rose<br />
3:30 Antiques Roadshow:<br />
Cincinnati (Part 1 of 3) See<br />
Mon. Apr. 1 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:30 Mind of a Chef: Buddies<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Nature: What Plants Talk<br />
About Scientist J.C. Cahill<br />
takes us on a journey into<br />
the “secret world of plants,”<br />
revealing an astonishing landscape<br />
where plants eavesdrop<br />
on each other, talk to their<br />
allies, call in insect mercenaries<br />
and nurture their young.<br />
9:00 NOVA: Ancient Computer<br />
An unpromising lump of metal<br />
found in a 2,000-year-old<br />
shipwreck turns out to be an<br />
extraordinary treasure: the<br />
world’s first computer. NOVA<br />
follows the ingenious detective<br />
work that painstakingly<br />
discovered the truth about<br />
the ancient Greek device.<br />
10:00 Eat, Fast, and Live Longer<br />
with Michael Mosley Michael<br />
Mosley wants to live longer,<br />
stay younger, and lose weight.<br />
But he wants to make as few<br />
changes to his life as possible<br />
along the way. And he thinks<br />
he’s found the answer – the<br />
ancient idea of fasting.<br />
11:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Thursday 4<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 History Detectives See<br />
Tues. Apr. 2 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
3:30 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 1 of 8) [R]<br />
4:30 Jay’s Chicago:<br />
Collecting History [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
Michael Mosley<br />
Specials<br />
British journalist and physician Michael<br />
Mosley brings you three engaging<br />
specials from the BBC that provide an<br />
entirely new perspective on the human<br />
body – he tells you how you can “Eat,<br />
Fast and Live Longer,” shares “The<br />
Truth About Exercise,” and, in “Guts<br />
with Michael Mosley,” takes us on an<br />
eye-opening tour through the workings<br />
of our digestive system.<br />
Wednesdays, <strong>April</strong> 3,<br />
10, and 17, 10:00 pm<br />
2013 APRIL 5
<strong>WTTW</strong> Digital Channel Highlights<br />
These digital channels are available with digital cable or over-the-air with a digital receiver. For more information about<br />
digital television and for complete schedules, visit wttw.com/schedules.<br />
11-1<br />
HD<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong>11 in HD<br />
Free TV, over-the-air antenna viewers can watch<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong>11 in high-definition by tuning to channel 11-1.<br />
Cable or satellite viewers can locate <strong>WTTW</strong>11 in<br />
high-definition on the on-screen menu.<br />
NOVA: Australia<br />
Wednesday, <strong>April</strong> 10, 17, 24, 9:00 pm<br />
With help from high-energy host and scientist Richard Smith, we meet<br />
titanic dinosaurs and giant kangaroos, sea monsters and prehistoric<br />
crustaceans, disappearing mountains and deadly asteroids. This is<br />
the untold story of the Land Down Under.<br />
Live from Lincoln Center: Rodgers &<br />
Hammerstein’s Carousel<br />
Friday, <strong>April</strong> 26, 9:00 pm<br />
The second collaboration of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein,<br />
Carousel remains an enduring theatre landmark; together with<br />
Oklahoma it changed the American musical forever. The New York<br />
Philharmonic leads an all-star performance of this classic featuring<br />
Kelli O’Hara, Nathan Gunn, Stephanie Blythe, and more.<br />
Full schedule online at wttw.com/schedules<br />
Pictured: Stephanie Blythe plays Nettie Fowler<br />
11-2<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> Prime<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> Prime is the newest channel in the <strong>WTTW</strong><br />
family – ‘prime time all the time.’ Free TV, over-theair<br />
antenna viewers can tune to channel 11-2 to find<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> Prime. <strong>WTTW</strong> Prime is on Comcast digital<br />
cable channel 370 and on RCN channel 37.<br />
Orangutan Diary<br />
Premieres Saturday, <strong>April</strong> 27, 8:00 pm<br />
Deep in the Borneo rainforest, a dedicated team of vets and caregivers<br />
have a massive and emotional task ahead of them: to rescue<br />
and nurse back to health the jungle’s most appealing – and most<br />
vulnerable – animals. The team introduces the newest and smallest<br />
orangutan, baby Arnold, and races through miles of muddy roads<br />
hoping to save a young orangutan held illegally in a tiny crate.<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> PRIME ad<br />
Full schedule online at wttw.com/schedules<br />
Pictured: A mother and baby orangutan.<br />
11-3<br />
11-4<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> Create<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> Create is our how-to and lifestyle<br />
programming channel. Free TV, over-the-air antenna<br />
viewers tune to channel 11-3. <strong>WTTW</strong> Create is on<br />
Comcast digital cable channel 369 and on RCN<br />
channel 38.<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> Vme<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> Vme is our Spanish language channel. Free<br />
TV, over-the-air antenna viewers can tune to channel<br />
11-4. <strong>WTTW</strong> Vme is on Comcast digital channels<br />
368 and 629, Dish Network channels 846 and 9414,<br />
DirectTV channel 440, and RCN channel 39.<br />
Simply Shrimp<br />
Saturday, <strong>April</strong> 6, 5:00-11:00 am; 5:00-11:00 pm<br />
Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 7, 11:00 am-5:00 pm<br />
Shrimp is so versatile and our <strong>WTTW</strong> Create chefs show us how to<br />
work it into any recipe. One bite of Chipotle Shrimp by Pati Jinich<br />
will immediately transport you to Mexico. Sara La Fountain will show<br />
you how shrimp is done in Finland, with Shrimp Sandwiches. Shrimp<br />
Fra Diavolo, Shrimp Scampi, and Shrimp Parmigano is on Lidia<br />
Bastianich’s menu.<br />
Full schedule online at wttw.com/schedules<br />
Pictured: Sara La Fountain<br />
Mariachi: The Spirit of Mexico<br />
Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 7, 8:00 pm<br />
For ten days each year during the International Mariachi Festival in<br />
Guadalajara, more than 500 mariachis perform in concert halls and<br />
street markets – musicians famous and unknown gathered to celebrate<br />
the passionate music that is the beating heart of the Mexican<br />
people. Now for the first time, this film captures the excitement of this<br />
event in an exuberant display of the best of mariachi, headlined by the<br />
world’s best groups.<br />
Full schedule online at wttw.com/schedules<br />
Pictured: Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán<br />
<strong>WTTW</strong> on Demand on demand<br />
Find <strong>WTTW</strong> on Demand by selecting Comcast’s<br />
Local folder.<br />
March On-Demand Picks<br />
• Bletchley Circle<br />
• Call the Midwife<br />
Pictured: Ron Redmond, Call The Midwife<br />
6 APRIL 2013
In the Spotlight<br />
Refuge: Stories of<br />
the Selfhelp Home<br />
This new documentary reveals the<br />
origins and originality of a resourceful<br />
community that over generations has<br />
brought together more than 1,000<br />
Central European Jewish refugees<br />
and Holocaust survivors under one<br />
roof. Interweaving archival footage<br />
with testimony by the Selfhelp Home’s<br />
residents and founders, the film reaches<br />
back 70 years to tell the story of this<br />
last generation.<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Extraordinary Women: Coco<br />
Chanel She was an illegitimate<br />
child, born into a poorhouse<br />
and abandoned in an orphanage,<br />
but Coco Chanel rose<br />
from unimaginable poverty to<br />
create the most iconic fashion<br />
brand of the 20th century,<br />
The House of Chanel.<br />
9:00 Refuge: Stories of the<br />
Selfhelp Home<br />
10:00 Masterpiece Classic:<br />
Mr. Selfridge (Part 1 of 8) [R]<br />
Friday 5<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
Thursday, <strong>April</strong> 4,<br />
9:00 pm<br />
12:00 BBC World News<br />
12:30 Nightly Business Report<br />
1:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
2:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
2:30 Charlie Rose<br />
3:30 Nature: What Plants<br />
Talk About See Wed.<br />
Apr. 3 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:30 Check, Please!<br />
Compilation Show [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight: The Week<br />
in Review with Joel Weisman<br />
7:30 Jay’s Chicago: Vivian Maier<br />
Meet the Chicago nanny<br />
whose stunning street photography<br />
only came to light<br />
after her death. This week,<br />
the discovery of her work, her<br />
meteoric rise to popularity,<br />
and new research into the<br />
life of this mysterious artist.<br />
8:00 Check, Please! 90 Miles/<br />
The Village/Franks ‘n’<br />
Dawgs Host and master<br />
sommelier Alpana Singh<br />
welcomes packaging manager<br />
Andy Hille, culinary instructor<br />
Gloria Hafer, and police officer<br />
Alise Johnson, who weigh in<br />
on 90 Miles Cuban Café, The<br />
Village, and Franks ‘n’ Dawgs.<br />
8:30 Mind of a Chef: Noodle<br />
9:00 Michael Feinstein’s<br />
American Songbook: Show<br />
Tunes Stephen Sondheim,<br />
Angela Lansbury, and<br />
Christine Ebersole appear<br />
in this episode about great<br />
American musicals. Sondheim<br />
reveals the composers he<br />
most admires and shows<br />
Feinstein some rare home<br />
movie footage. Tony Awardwinner<br />
Ebersole gives a tour<br />
de force performance of some<br />
of the greatest show tunes of<br />
all time, and Lansbury reflects<br />
on her Broadway career.<br />
10:00 Michael Feinstein’s American<br />
Songbook: Let’s Dance Fred<br />
Astaire was the favorite singer<br />
of Irving Berlin, Cole Porter,<br />
and the Gershwins. Why was<br />
this dancer so beloved by<br />
these composers? Feinstein<br />
unearths rare home movies<br />
of Astaire rehearsing on set,<br />
and never-before-seen footage<br />
of Gene Kelly’s Broadway<br />
debut in the original Pal Joey.<br />
Liza Minnelli dispatches an<br />
amazing deconstruction<br />
of a dance number from<br />
the musical perspective.<br />
11:00 Washington Week<br />
with Gwen Ifill<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Saturday 6<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
12:30 Chicago Tonight: The<br />
Week in Review with<br />
Joel Weisman [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 Extraordinary Women:<br />
Coco Chanel See Thurs.<br />
Apr. 4 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
3:30 Michael Feinstein’s American<br />
Songbook: Show Tunes See<br />
Fri. Apr. 5 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:30 Rick Steves’ Europe: Paris –<br />
Regal and Intimate [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight: The<br />
Week in Review with<br />
Joel Weisman [R]<br />
MORNING<br />
5:30-10:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
10:00 New Scandinavian Cooking<br />
10:30 Wisconsin Foodie<br />
11:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals:<br />
Burgers and Fries<br />
11:30 MEXICO – One Plate<br />
at a Time with Rick<br />
Bayless: Confessions<br />
of a Carnita-vore<br />
AFTERNOON<br />
12:00 Cook’s Country from<br />
America’s Test Kitchen:<br />
Thrill of the Grill<br />
12:30 Primal Grill with Steven<br />
Raichlen: By the Sea<br />
1:00 Market Warriors: Antiquing<br />
in Milford, CT Miller, John,<br />
Bob, and Kevin head to<br />
Elephant Trunk Country Flea<br />
Market, a weekly sale where<br />
the pickers are challenged<br />
to find something metal.<br />
2:00 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
from Cook’s Illustrated:<br />
Time to Grill<br />
2:30 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
from Cook’s Illustrated:<br />
Big, Bold Chicken Braises<br />
3:00 Simply Ming: On the<br />
Road in Chattanooga<br />
3:30 Martha Bakes<br />
4:00 Martha Stewart’s Cooking<br />
School: Perfect Roast<br />
4:30 Check, Please! 90 Miles/The<br />
Village/Franks ‘n’ Dawgs<br />
See Fri. Apr. 5 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Paris –<br />
Embracing Life and Art<br />
5:30 This Old House: Essex<br />
2012, Cottage Style<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 Ask This Old House:<br />
Installing Ductwork/<br />
Maintaining Clothes<br />
Washers and Dryers<br />
6:30 McLaughlin Group<br />
7:00 As Time Goes By<br />
7:30 Keeping Up Appearances<br />
8:00 Doc Martin: Don’t Let<br />
Go P.C. Joe Penhale is<br />
desperate to keep Maggie<br />
and show her he’s changed.<br />
But Maggie plans to return<br />
to Bude. Penhale resorts<br />
to desperate measures to<br />
convince her to stay.<br />
8:50 Death in Paradise (Season<br />
2, Part 2 of 8) After a<br />
young nun is discovered<br />
dead in her smoke-filled<br />
bedroom, DI Richard Poole<br />
and his team are soon<br />
called in to investigate.<br />
10:00 Saturday Night Movie: Planet<br />
of the Apes An astronaut<br />
(Charlton Heston) goes by<br />
time warp to a future planet<br />
ruled by smart apes who<br />
keep humans as slaves. Also<br />
starring Roddy McDowall and<br />
Kim Hunter. (1968/Color)<br />
Sunday 7<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 1 of 8) [R]<br />
1:00 NOVA: Ancient<br />
Computer See Wed.<br />
Apr. 3 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
2:00 Eat, Fast, and Live Longer<br />
with Michael Mosley See<br />
Wed. Apr. 3 at 10:00 pm. [R]<br />
3:00 Kind Hearted Woman<br />
(Part 1 of 2) See Mon.<br />
Apr. 1 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Rudy Maxa’s World<br />
MORNING<br />
5:30-11:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
11:00 Moyers & Company<br />
AFTERNOON<br />
12:00 Citizen Soldier<br />
12:30 Need to Know<br />
1:00 Check, Please! 90 Miles/The<br />
Village/Franks ‘n’ Dawgs [R]<br />
1:30 Joanne Weir’s Cooking<br />
Confidence: Italian Flavor<br />
or Slow Food, Italian Style<br />
2:00 Skokie: Invaded, but<br />
Not Conquered A local<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
Liza Minnelli, age 13, and Gene Kelly<br />
Michael Feinstein’s<br />
American Songbook<br />
The popular Gershwin interpreter and<br />
cabaret performer returns for another<br />
season of this program that celebrates<br />
American song. The first episode<br />
focuses on show tunes with Stephen<br />
Sondheim, Christine Ebersole, and<br />
Angela Lansbury; the second examines<br />
the artistry of Fred Astaire and Gene<br />
Kelly and why they were so esteemed<br />
by composers, and the third installment<br />
shines a spotlight on the Golden<br />
Age of Radio and some of its iconic<br />
performers.<br />
Fridays, <strong>April</strong> 5, 9:00<br />
and 10:00 pm and<br />
<strong>April</strong> 12, 10:00 pm<br />
2013 APRIL 7
Monday-Friday Mornings<br />
6:00 Word Girl<br />
6:30 Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman<br />
7:00 Arthur<br />
7:30 Martha Speaks<br />
8:00 Curious George<br />
8:30 The Cat in the Hat<br />
9:00 Super Why!<br />
9:30 Dinosaur Train<br />
10:00 Sesame Street<br />
11:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood<br />
11:30 Sid the Science Kid<br />
Afternoons<br />
12:00 (M-Th) Word World<br />
(F) Angelina Ballerina<br />
12:30 Caillou<br />
1:00 (M-W-F) Daniel Tiger’s<br />
Neighborhood<br />
(Tu-Th) Barney<br />
1:30 (M-Th) Super Why!<br />
(F) Bob the Builder<br />
2:00 Thomas and Friends<br />
2:30 (M-Th) Clifford<br />
(F) Cyberchase<br />
3:00 (M-Th) The Cat in the Hat<br />
(F) Friday Palooza<br />
3:30 (M-Th) Curious George<br />
(F) Friday Palooza<br />
4:00 (M-Th) Arthur<br />
(F) Friday Palooza<br />
4:30 (M-Th) Arthur<br />
(F) Friday Palooza<br />
5:00 (M-Th) Wild Kratts<br />
(F) <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids Picks<br />
5:30 (M-Th) Electric Company<br />
(F) <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids Picks<br />
Saturday Mornings<br />
5:30 Sesame Street<br />
6:30 C l i f f o r d<br />
7:00 Caillou<br />
7:30 Super Why<br />
8:00 Daniel Tiger’s<br />
Neighborhood<br />
8:30 Dinosaur Train<br />
9:00 Bob the Builder<br />
9:30 Thomas & Friends<br />
Sunday Mornings<br />
5:30 Barney and Friends<br />
6:00 Angelina Ballerina<br />
6:30 Sid The Science Kid<br />
7:00 The Cat in the Hat<br />
7:30 Curious George<br />
8:00 Cyberchase<br />
8:30 Word Girl<br />
9:00 Martha Speaks<br />
9:30 Arthur<br />
10:00 Wild Kratts<br />
10:30 Curious George<br />
Worrrrrrd UP!<br />
The Word Girl action begins weekdays at 6:00 am<br />
and Sunday mornings at 8:30 am<br />
Find your way to Sesame Street,<br />
weekday mornings at 10:00 am!<br />
8 APRIL 2013<br />
Clifford<br />
THE BIG<br />
RED DOG<br />
Monday through Friday at 2:30 pm<br />
and Saturdays at 6:30 am
2013 APRIL 9
In the Spotlight<br />
Graves of<br />
prisoners in<br />
Terezin during<br />
the World<br />
War II.<br />
Defiant Requiem:<br />
Voices of Resistance<br />
This new documentary tells the story<br />
of the concentration camp Terezin in<br />
the Czech Republic, where a large<br />
number of Jewish artists, musicians,<br />
poets, and writers were incarcerated<br />
under the Nazis. In the face of horrific<br />
living conditions, starvation, and the<br />
threat of deportation to Auschwitz, the<br />
inmates of Terezin stood up to their Nazi<br />
oppressors and did the unthinkable:<br />
they fought back with art and music.<br />
Six decades later, conductor Murry<br />
Sidlin and a new choir bring Terezin and<br />
the story of the inmates’ leader Raphael<br />
Schachter back to life.<br />
Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 7, 9:00 pm<br />
American Masters:<br />
Carol Burnett<br />
For 11 years Carol Burnett won<br />
our hearts with her edgy but always<br />
sympathetic characters on her weekly<br />
television show. Yet, as with so many<br />
brilliant comedians, hers was a<br />
difficult childhood.<br />
Tuesday, <strong>April</strong> 9,<br />
8:00 pm<br />
documentary, produced in<br />
association with the Illinois<br />
Holocaust Museum, that<br />
examines the personalities<br />
and issues connected to the<br />
attempted neo-Nazi March<br />
in Skokie in the late 1970s.<br />
3:00 Refuge: Stories of the<br />
Selfhelp Home See Thurs.<br />
Apr. 4 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:00 Prisoner of Her Past<br />
This film examines a<br />
secret childhood trauma that<br />
resurfaces, 60 years later, to<br />
unravel the life of Holocaust<br />
survivor Sonia Reich.<br />
5:00 30 Good Minutes: Walking<br />
Together – Welton Gaddy<br />
5:30 Arts Across America<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 1 of 8) [R]<br />
7:00 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 2 of 8) The Nonnatus<br />
community is rocked when<br />
the Kelly family’s newborn<br />
son dies in unexplained<br />
circumstances. Cynthia, who<br />
had attended the birth, comes<br />
under intense scrutiny from<br />
the police and the pregnant<br />
women of Poplar. Despite<br />
reassurances from her friends<br />
and colleagues, Cynthia<br />
questions her own abilities<br />
and the strain takes its toll<br />
on her work and health.<br />
8:00 Masterpiece Classic:<br />
Mr. Selfridge (Part 2 of 8)<br />
Harry skirts scandal by putting<br />
cosmetics at the front of the<br />
store. Meanwhile, his private<br />
life gets complicated as Ellen<br />
Love, Lady Mae, and his<br />
wife, Rose, make waves.<br />
9:00 Defiant Requiem:<br />
Voices of Resistance<br />
10:30 Check, Please! 90 Miles/The<br />
Village/Franks ‘n’ Dawgs [R]<br />
11:00 Doctor Who: A Good Man<br />
Goes to War The Doctor<br />
needs an army by his side. As<br />
he calls in all his debts across<br />
the cosmos, his enemies use<br />
his closest friends to trap him.<br />
11:49 Doctor Who: Confidential –<br />
The Born Identity<br />
Monday 8<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Austin City Limits: Bon Iver<br />
1:00 Doc Martin: Don’t Let Go<br />
See Sat. Apr. 6 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
2:00 Kind Hearted Woman<br />
(Part 2 of 2) [R]<br />
5:00 Victory Garden: Edible<br />
5:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden<br />
Home: Colorful Spaces<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Antiques Roadshow:<br />
Cincinnati (Part 2 of 3)<br />
Discoveries in “the city<br />
that sings” include a suit<br />
that belonged to chicken<br />
magnate Colonel Sanders;<br />
a bronze horse sculpture<br />
by Solon Borglum; and<br />
an 1846 wall map of the<br />
western United States,<br />
valued at $11,000-$12,000.<br />
9:00 Market Warriors: Antiquing<br />
in Chicago The pickers<br />
head to the Randolph Street<br />
Market in Chicago, where the<br />
target assignment is to find<br />
something from the 1970s.<br />
10:00 Independent Lens: The<br />
House I Live In For more<br />
than 40 years, America’s<br />
War on Drugs has accounted<br />
for 45 million arrests, made<br />
America the world’s largest<br />
jailer, and damaged poor<br />
communities at home and<br />
abroad. This program captures<br />
heart-wrenching stories at all<br />
levels of America’s drug war.<br />
Tuesday 9<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 BBC World News<br />
12:30 Nightly Business Report<br />
1:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
2:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
2:30 Charlie Rose<br />
3:30 Defiant Requiem: Voices<br />
of Resistance See Sun.<br />
Apr. 7 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 American Masters: Carol<br />
Burnett – A Woman of<br />
Character America in the<br />
1960s and 1970s was in<br />
turmoil. The civil rights struggle,<br />
the war in Vietnam and the<br />
sexual revolution defined<br />
a nation in conflict. But at<br />
10 o’clock every Saturday<br />
night, in dorms and dens, in<br />
living rooms and bedrooms<br />
across the country, Americans<br />
watched “The Carol Burnett<br />
Show.” For 11 years, the wacky<br />
performer yelled like Tarzan and<br />
won – and sometimes broke –<br />
our hearts with her edgy,<br />
always sympathetic, characters.<br />
She could fall down a flight of<br />
stairs or hold her own in a duet<br />
with Julie Andrews. Yet, as with<br />
so many brilliant comedians,<br />
hers was a difficult childhood.<br />
A glimpse of something deeper<br />
and darker began to emerge<br />
in the dramatic career that<br />
followed her TV variety show.<br />
9:30 Frontline<br />
10:30 Latino Film Fest 2013<br />
11:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Wednesday 10<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 Independent Lens: The<br />
House I Live In See Mon.<br />
Apr. 8 at 10:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:30 Arts Across America [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Nature: Clash – Encounters<br />
of Bears and Wolves What<br />
happens when two great<br />
predators – the grizzly and<br />
the wolf – come face to<br />
face in Yellowstone?<br />
9:00 NOVA: Australia’s<br />
First 4 Billion Years –<br />
Awakening (Part 1 of 4)<br />
10:00 The Truth About Exercise<br />
with Michael Mosley<br />
Scientists are uncovering new<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
NOVA: Australia’s<br />
First 4 Billion Years<br />
(in 4 parts)<br />
Of all the continents on Earth, none<br />
preserves a more spectacular story<br />
of its origins than Australia. NOVA’s<br />
miniseries takes viewers on a rollicking<br />
adventure from the birth of the Earth to<br />
the emergence of the world we know<br />
today. With help from high-energy host<br />
and scientist Richard Smith, we meet<br />
titanic dinosaurs and giant kangaroos,<br />
sea monsters and prehistoric<br />
crustaceans, disappearing mountains<br />
and deadly asteroids. This is the untold<br />
story of the Land Down Under, the one<br />
island continent that has got it all.<br />
Wednesdays, <strong>April</strong> 10, 17,<br />
24, and May 1, 9:00 pm<br />
10 APRIL 2013
In the Spotlight<br />
and surprising truths about<br />
what exercise is really doing<br />
to our bodies, and why we<br />
all respond to it differently. In<br />
this program, Michael Mosley<br />
uses himself as a human<br />
guinea pig to discover the<br />
truth about exercise.<br />
11:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
MORNING<br />
5:30-10:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
10:00 New Scandinavian Cooking<br />
10:30 Wisconsin Foodie<br />
11:00 Sara’s Weeknight<br />
Meals: Italian, Philly<br />
Style with Marc Vetri<br />
11:30 MEXICO – One Plate<br />
at a Time with Rick<br />
Bayless: Tacos Hola!<br />
Thursday 11<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:00 Frontline [R]<br />
3:30 American Masters: Carol<br />
Burnett – A Woman of<br />
Character See Tues.<br />
Apr. 9 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Extraordinary Women:<br />
Wallis Simpson Branded<br />
a frivolous socialite, a gold<br />
digger and even a Nazi<br />
sympathizer, Wallis Simpson,<br />
a twice-divorced American,<br />
became embroiled in a deep<br />
constitutional crisis after she<br />
embarked upon one of the<br />
most talked-about marriages<br />
of the 20th century, when<br />
King Edward VIII gave up the<br />
British throne to marry her.<br />
9:00 The Secret Life of Ice<br />
10:00 Masterpiece Classic:<br />
Mr. Selfridge (Part 2 of 8) [R]<br />
11:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Friday 12<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 Nature: Clash – Encounters<br />
of Bears and Wolves See<br />
Wed. Apr. 10 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
3:30 Antiques Roadshow:<br />
Cincinnati (Part 2 of 3) See<br />
Mon. Apr. 8 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:30 Check, Please! 90 Miles/The<br />
Village/Franks ‘n’ Dawgs [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight: The Week<br />
in Review with Joel Weisman<br />
7:30 Jay’s Chicago: Chicago<br />
Food Legends The man who<br />
made fast food hamburgers<br />
fast. Jay’s favorite Chicago<br />
potato chip brand. And selling<br />
hot dogs with a giant mobile<br />
wiener and a Little Oscar.<br />
8:00 Check, Please! Pueblito<br />
Viejo/Yuzu Sushi & Robata<br />
Grill/Province Host and<br />
master sommelier Alpana<br />
Singh welcomes insurance<br />
agent Alex Guzman, server<br />
Lara Swartz, and architect<br />
Vuk Vujovic, who weigh in on<br />
Pueblito Viejo, Yuzu Sushi &<br />
Robata Grill, and Province.<br />
8:30 Mind of a Chef: Pig<br />
9:00 Live from Lincoln<br />
Center: Josh Groban –<br />
All That Echoes<br />
10:00 Michael Feinstein’s<br />
American Songbook: On the<br />
Air Decades ago, the Golden<br />
Age of Radio fulfilled the<br />
idol-making role in America.<br />
Feinstein traces the phenomenon<br />
with archival clips of<br />
Bing Crosby, Cab Calloway,<br />
Kate Smith, and others. He<br />
conducts one of the last interviews<br />
with TV and stage star<br />
Rose Marie, and learns about<br />
her career as a child radio star.<br />
11:00 Washington Week<br />
with Gwen Ifill<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Saturday 13<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
Grizzly bear<br />
Nature: Clash – Encounters of Bears<br />
and Wolves • <strong>April</strong> 10, 8:00 pm<br />
12:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
12:30 Chicago Tonight: The<br />
Week in Review with<br />
Joel Weisman [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 Extraordinary Women:<br />
Wallis Simpson See Thurs.<br />
Apr. 11 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
3:30 Death in Paradise (Season<br />
2, Part 2 of 8) See Sat.<br />
Apr. 6 at 8:50 pm. [R]<br />
4:30 Latino Film Fest 2013 [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight: The<br />
Week in Review with<br />
Joel Weisman [R]<br />
AFTERNOON<br />
12:00 Cook’s Country from<br />
America’s Test Kitchen:<br />
Forgotten Cookies<br />
12:30 Primal Grill with Steven<br />
Raichlen: On the Range<br />
1:00 Market Warriors: Antiquing<br />
in Chicago See Mon.<br />
Apr. 8 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
2:00 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
from Cook’s Illustrated:<br />
Sweet Summer Endings<br />
2:30 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
from Cook’s Illustrated:<br />
Spicy Fall Sweets<br />
3:00 Simply Ming: Grilling<br />
with Andy Husbands<br />
3:30 Martha Bakes<br />
4:00 Martha Stewart’s Cooking<br />
School: Stewing<br />
4:30 Check, Please! Pueblito<br />
Viejo/Yuzu Sushi & Robata<br />
Grill/Province See Fri.<br />
Apr. 12 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe:<br />
London – Historic<br />
and Dynamic<br />
5:30 This Old House: Essex<br />
2012, Clam Flats and<br />
Lightning Rods<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 Ask This Old House:<br />
Installing a Ductless Heat<br />
Pump/LED Lighting<br />
6:30 McLaughlin Group<br />
7:00 As Time Goes By<br />
7:30 Keeping Up Appearances<br />
8:00 Doc Martin: Cats and<br />
Sharks Bert Large’s<br />
restaurant business is in<br />
financial trouble. He can’t<br />
even afford the food and drink<br />
for a charity event to raise<br />
money for Florence Dingle’s<br />
(Anne Reid) cat sanctuary.<br />
8:50 Death in Paradise (Season<br />
2, Part 3 of 8) A body is<br />
discovered floating in the pool<br />
of a luxury cosmetic clinic<br />
and manages to present a<br />
complex case for DI Poole’s<br />
team to try and crack.<br />
10:00 Saturday Night Movie: Call<br />
Northside 777 A Chicago<br />
newsman (James Stewart)<br />
digs up the story of a<br />
scrubwoman’s son (Richard<br />
Conte) who has been framed<br />
for murder. Also starring<br />
Lee J. Cobb. (1948/B&W)<br />
Sunday 14<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 2 of 8) See Sun.<br />
Apr. 7 at 7:00 pm. [R]<br />
Josh Groban<br />
Live from Lincoln<br />
Center: Josh Groban –<br />
All That Echoes<br />
Josh Groban performs hits from<br />
his 12-year career, highlighted by<br />
exclusive selections from his new<br />
album, All That Echoes.<br />
Friday, <strong>April</strong> 12, 9:00 pm<br />
Intelligence<br />
Squared: Does<br />
Science Refute God?<br />
It’s a fundamental question: evolution or<br />
creation? Americans are on the fence.<br />
According to one survey, while 61%<br />
of Americans believe we have evolved<br />
over time, 22% believe this evolution<br />
was guided by a higher power, with<br />
another 31% on the side of creationism.<br />
For some, modern science debunks<br />
many of religion’s core beliefs, but<br />
for others, questions like “Why are<br />
we here?” and “How did it all come<br />
about?” can only be answered through<br />
a belief in the existence of God. Can<br />
science and religion co-exist?<br />
Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 14,<br />
2:00 pm<br />
2013 APRIL 11
In the Spotlight<br />
VOTE<br />
for your<br />
favorite at<br />
wttw.com.<br />
Chicago International<br />
Film Festival:<br />
Commercial Awards<br />
In partnership with The Chicago<br />
International Film Festival, <strong>WTTW</strong><br />
presents some of the most popular<br />
international commercials from the past<br />
year. It’s up to you to pick the best! Go<br />
to wttw.com during the show and up<br />
until Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 21 at 12:00 midnight<br />
to vote for your favorite. The spot with<br />
the most votes will receive the <strong>WTTW</strong><br />
Viewer’s Choice Award at The Chicago<br />
International Film Festival Television<br />
Awards.<br />
Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 14,<br />
10:30 pm<br />
Encore presentations:<br />
Friday, <strong>April</strong> 19, 8:30 pm<br />
Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 21, 4:30 pm<br />
1:00 NOVA: Australia’s First 4<br />
Billion Years – Awakening<br />
(Part 1 of 4) See Wed.<br />
Apr. 10 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
2:00 The Truth About Exercise<br />
with Michael Mosley See<br />
Wed. Apr. 10 at 10:00 pm. [R]<br />
3:00 The Secret Life of Ice See<br />
Thurs. Apr. 11 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:00 Live from Lincoln Center:<br />
Josh Groban – All That<br />
Echoes See Fri. Apr. 12<br />
at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Rudy Maxa’s World<br />
MORNING<br />
5:30-11:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
11:00 Moyers & Company<br />
AFTERNOON<br />
12:00 Citizen Soldier<br />
12:30 Need to Know<br />
1:00 Check, Please! Pueblito<br />
Viejo/Yuzu Sushi & Robata<br />
Grill/Province [R]<br />
1:30 Joanne Weir’s Cooking<br />
Confidence: Harvest Time<br />
2:00 Intelligence Squared: Does<br />
Science Refute God?<br />
3:00 2013 Lincoln Laureates This<br />
year’s recipients of the Order<br />
of Lincoln are retired Deere<br />
President and CEO Bob Lane;<br />
Bob Ontiveros, founder of the<br />
Group O Companies; Brenda<br />
Barnes, former CEO of both<br />
Pepsi and Sara Lee; Chad<br />
Pregracke, founder of Living<br />
Lands and Waters; the former<br />
medical editor for ABC News,<br />
Doctor Timothy Johnson;<br />
and Augustana geology<br />
professor William Hammer.<br />
4:00 Rick Steves Special:<br />
Symphonic Journey Rick<br />
teams up with the Cascade<br />
Symphony Orchestra and<br />
maestro Michael Miropolsky<br />
for a musical journey that<br />
begins in the United States,<br />
and touches down in seven<br />
different European countries,<br />
celebrating music’s power to<br />
stir the patriotic soul. Playing<br />
musical tour guide, Steves<br />
utilizes his extensive knowledge<br />
of European history and<br />
culture to help set the context<br />
for each piece, accompanied<br />
by a montage of evocative video<br />
images from each country.<br />
5:00 30 Good Minutes:<br />
Jacqui Lewis<br />
5:30 Arts Across America<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 2 of 8) [R]<br />
7:00 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 3 of 8) Jenny is<br />
seconded to a short-staffed<br />
London Hospital to work on<br />
the male surgical ward. Back<br />
in Poplar, Jane, a new addition<br />
to the household, lends a<br />
hand in Jenny’s absence.<br />
The nuns and midwives<br />
meet a forthright pair of<br />
identical twins, one of whom is<br />
pregnant. As the two come to<br />
terms with the impact a baby<br />
will have on each of them,<br />
Jenny unexpectedly helps to<br />
save the life of an old friend.<br />
8:00 Masterpiece Classic:<br />
Mr. Selfridge (Part 3 of 8)<br />
Ellen’s future as the Spirit<br />
of Selfridge is on the line.<br />
Renowned ballerina Anna<br />
Pavlova causes a sensation<br />
at the store. Rose makes<br />
a revelation to her doting<br />
portrait painter, Roddy.<br />
9:00 Orchestra of Exiles The story<br />
of one man’s four-year odyssey<br />
which culminated, in 1936,<br />
with the creation of a top-flight<br />
symphony orchestra in the<br />
desert outback of Palestine.<br />
His selfless efforts ultimately<br />
saved 1,000 Jews from the<br />
Holocaust and changed the<br />
landscape of cultural history.<br />
10:30 Chicago International Film<br />
Festival: Commercial<br />
10:57 Doctor Who: Let’s Kill<br />
Hitler In the desperate<br />
search for Melody Pond,<br />
the TARDIS crash lands in<br />
1930s Berlin, bringing the<br />
Doctor face to face with<br />
the greatest war criminal in<br />
the Universe. And Hitler.<br />
11:46 Doctor Who: Confidential –<br />
River Runs Wild<br />
Monday 15<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Austin City Limits: John<br />
Legend and The Roots<br />
1:00 Doc Martin: Cats and<br />
Sharks See Sat. Apr. 13<br />
at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
2:00 Death in Paradise (Season<br />
2, Part 3 of 8) See Sat.<br />
Apr. 13 at 8:50 pm. [R]<br />
3:00 Michael Feinstein’s American<br />
Songbook: On the Air See<br />
Fri. Apr. 12 at 10:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:00 Rick Steves Special:<br />
Symphonic Journey See<br />
Sun. Apr. 14 at 4:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Victory Garden: Cool<br />
5:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden<br />
Home: Intriguing Interiors<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Antiques Roadshow:<br />
Cincinnati (Part 3 of<br />
3) Discoveries include<br />
a trophy from the 1908<br />
Belmont Stakes, an early<br />
20th-century toy horse and<br />
buggy, a French advertising<br />
poster, and an impressive<br />
bust of Abraham Lincoln,<br />
valued at $5,000-$7,000.<br />
9:00 Market Warriors: Antiquing<br />
in Rochester, MN The pickers<br />
head to Rochester, Minnesota<br />
to the annual Gold Rush<br />
Show, where they are paired<br />
up to find something French<br />
and one picker struggles to<br />
make it through the round.<br />
10:00 Independent Lens: Wonder<br />
Women! The Untold Story of<br />
American Superheroines This<br />
program traces the evolution<br />
and legacy of Wonder Woman.<br />
From the birth of the comic<br />
book superheroine in the<br />
1940s to the blockbusters<br />
of today, this film looks at<br />
how popular representations<br />
of powerful women often<br />
reflect society’s anxieties<br />
about women’s liberation.<br />
11:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Tuesday 16<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 Orchestra of Exiles See<br />
Sun. Apr. 14 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:00 2013 Lincoln Laureates See<br />
Sun. Apr. 14 at 3:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Central Park Five<br />
10:00 In Performance at the White<br />
House: Memphis Blues<br />
11:00 Central Park Five [R]<br />
Wednesday 17<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
1:00 BBC World News<br />
1:30 Nightly Business Report<br />
2:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
3:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
3:30 Charlie Rose<br />
4:30 Arts Across America [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
Raymond Santana<br />
Central Park Five<br />
Late in the evening of <strong>April</strong> 19, 1989,<br />
Tricia Meili, a 28-year-old white<br />
investment banker, went jogging<br />
through Central Park in New York City.<br />
When she was found hours later, she<br />
had been brutally raped, beaten, and<br />
left for dead. This film by Ken Burns<br />
examines the notorious crime, the<br />
media response, and the public outcry<br />
it triggered, and the miscarriage of<br />
justice that followed it, probing the<br />
larger issues it raises about our nation’s<br />
complicated past.<br />
Tuesday, <strong>April</strong> 16,<br />
8:00 pm<br />
12 APRIL 2013
In the Spotlight<br />
8:00 Nature: The Mystery of Eels<br />
Consider the eel – snakelike<br />
and slimy, with a row of<br />
jagged teeth. Yet aside from<br />
these fearsome qualities, we<br />
know little about its life. Now<br />
James Prosek, artist, writer,<br />
and eminent naturalist, takes<br />
on the mystery of the eel<br />
himself, shedding light on<br />
the animal and the strange<br />
behavior it inspires in those<br />
who seek to know it.<br />
9:00 NOVA: Australia’s First<br />
4 Billion Years – Life<br />
Explodes (Part 2 of 4) See<br />
Wed. Apr. 10 at 9:00 pm.<br />
10:00 Guts with Michael Mosley<br />
Michael Mosley uncovers the<br />
secret life of our digestive<br />
tract in an eye-opening and<br />
detailed exploration of the<br />
side of the body we normally<br />
never get to see, taking us on<br />
a remarkable journey through<br />
his own internal system.<br />
11:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Thursday 18<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 Antiques Roadshow:<br />
Cincinnati (Part 3 of 3) See<br />
Mon. Apr. 15 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
3:30 Intelligence Squared: Does<br />
Science Refute God? See<br />
Sun. Apr. 14 at 2:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:30 Check, Please! Pueblito<br />
Viejo/Yuzu Sushi & Robata<br />
Grill/Province [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
American Superheroines See<br />
Mon. Apr. 15 at 10:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight: The Week<br />
in Review with Joel Weisman<br />
7:30 Jay’s Chicago: Stuff Guys<br />
Like A hall of fame fisherman<br />
who catches fish, mounts<br />
them, and carves them<br />
out of wood. Full contact<br />
women’s roller derby, born in<br />
Chicago. The suburban man<br />
who became the “Godfather<br />
of Gore.” And Babe Ruth’s<br />
legendary called shot.<br />
8:00 Check, Please! New England<br />
Seafood Co./Purple Pig/<br />
Inovasi Host and master<br />
Tina Fey by Robert Risko<br />
star of Auntie Mame, His Girl<br />
Friday, Gypsy, and scores of<br />
other memorable films and<br />
Broadway shows, Rosalind<br />
Russell came into her own<br />
during Hollywood’s Golden<br />
Era. Narrated by Kathleen<br />
Turner, this insightful and<br />
warm profile marks the 75th<br />
anniversary of her breakthrough<br />
role as Sylvia Fowler<br />
in The Women (1939) and the<br />
55th anniversary of her most<br />
famous role as Mame Dennis<br />
in Auntie Mame (1958).<br />
11:00 Washington Week<br />
with Gwen Ifill<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
12:30 Chicago Tonight: The<br />
Week in Review with<br />
Joel Weisman [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 Tina Fey: The Mark<br />
Twain Prize See Thurs.<br />
Apr. 18 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:00 Market Warriors: Antiquing<br />
in Rochester, MN See Mon.<br />
Apr. 15 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight: The<br />
Week in Review with<br />
Joel Weisman [R]<br />
MORNING<br />
5:30-10:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
10:00 New Scandinavian Cooking<br />
10:30 Wisconsin Foodie<br />
11:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals:<br />
I’m Cheating on You<br />
11:30 MEXICO – One Plate at a<br />
Time with Rick Bayless:<br />
A Whole New Enchilada<br />
Anna Maxwell Martin as Susan<br />
The Bletchley Circle<br />
(in 3 Parts)<br />
This new miniseries follows Susan,<br />
Millie, Lucy, and Jean, ordinary<br />
women with extraordinary ability to<br />
break codes, a skill honed during<br />
World War II when they worked<br />
undercover at Bletchley Park, site of<br />
the United Kingdom’s main decryption<br />
establishment. Now, in 1952, the four<br />
have returned to civilian life, keeping<br />
their intelligence work secret from all,<br />
including family and friends. A series<br />
of ghastly murders targeting women,<br />
however, reunites the team as they set<br />
out to decode the pattern behind<br />
the crimes.<br />
Sundays, <strong>April</strong> 21, 28,<br />
and May 5, 9:00 pm<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 In Performance at the White<br />
House: Memphis Blues [R]<br />
9:00 Tina Fey: The Mark Twain<br />
Prize Popular writer, producer,<br />
actress, and comedienne Tina<br />
Fey accepts the 13th Mark<br />
Twain Prize for American<br />
Humor. A lineup of top<br />
entertainers gathers at the<br />
Kennedy Center to salute her.<br />
10:30 Masterpiece Classic:<br />
Mr. Selfridge (Part 3 of 8) See<br />
Sun. Apr. 14 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Friday 19<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
12:30 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:30 Tavis Smiley<br />
2:00 Charlie Rose<br />
3:00 Nature: The Mystery of<br />
Eels See Wed. Apr. 17<br />
at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:00 Independent Lens: Wonder<br />
Women! The Untold Story of<br />
Tina Fey • Tina Fey: The Mark Twain<br />
Prize • Thursday, <strong>April</strong> 18, 9:00 pm<br />
sommelier Alpana Singh<br />
welcomes warehouse manager<br />
Phil Hill, law student Grace<br />
Lee, and printing company<br />
sales rep Ed Thomas, who<br />
weigh in on Chicago eateries<br />
New England Seafood Co.<br />
and Purple Pig, and<br />
Inovasi in Lake Bluff.<br />
8:30 Chicago International Film<br />
Festival: Commercial<br />
9:00 Live from Lincoln Center:<br />
We’ll Meet Again – The<br />
Songs of Kate Smith,<br />
Starring Stephanie Blythe<br />
Stephanie Blythe’s commanding<br />
voice has captivated<br />
audiences in the world’s great<br />
opera houses. Now she<br />
returns to Lincoln Center with<br />
her popular music show paying<br />
tribute to the great Kate<br />
Smith, whose stirring songs<br />
helped comfort and galvanize<br />
our nation in wartime.<br />
10:00 Life is a Banquet: The<br />
Rosalind Russell Story The<br />
AFTERNOON<br />
12:00 Cook’s Country from<br />
America’s Test Kitchen:<br />
Super-Easy Comfort Food<br />
12:30 Primal Grill with Steven<br />
Raichlen: From the Garden<br />
1:00 Market Warriors: Antiquing<br />
in Rochester, MN [R]<br />
2:00 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
from Cook’s Illustrated:<br />
Southeast Asian Favorites<br />
2:30 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
from Cook’s Illustrated:<br />
Company’s Coming<br />
3:00 Simply Ming: On the<br />
Road in San Antonio with<br />
Chef Johnny Hernan<br />
3:30 Martha Bakes<br />
4:00 Martha Stewart’s Cooking<br />
School: Soups<br />
4:30 Check, Please! New<br />
England Seafood Co./<br />
Purple Pig/Inovasi See Fri.<br />
Apr. 19 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe:<br />
North England’s Lake<br />
District and Durham<br />
5:30 This Old House<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 Ask This Old House<br />
6:30 McLaughlin Group<br />
7:00 As Time Goes By<br />
7:30 Keeping Up Appearances<br />
8:00 Doc Martin: Ever After Mrs.<br />
Tishell’s (Selina Cadell) longstanding<br />
crush on<br />
Dr. Martin Ellingham takes<br />
a dramatic turn in this final<br />
episode in the series.<br />
8:50 Death in Paradise (Season<br />
2, Part 4 of 8) DI Poole and<br />
his team find themselves<br />
becoming involved in a<br />
mysterious plot of pirates<br />
and ancient myths after a<br />
treasure hunter is found<br />
murdered in the jungle.<br />
10:00 Saturday Night Movie: Four<br />
Weddings and a Funeral The<br />
intermittent romance between<br />
a charming Englishman<br />
(Hugh Grant) and a beautiful<br />
American woman (Andie<br />
MacDowell) who always<br />
seem to run into each other<br />
at weddings. (1994/Color)<br />
Sunday 21<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 3 of 8) See Sun.<br />
Apr. 14 at 7:00 pm. [R]<br />
1:00 NOVA: Australia’s First<br />
4 Billion Years – Life<br />
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11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight History Detectives Kind Hearted Woman (Part 2 of 2)<br />
11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Check, Please! Everyday Edisons This Old House Hour Globe Trekker Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Seafood Cookoff Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Martha Stewart Christina Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: What Plants Talk About NOVA: Ancient Computer Eat, Fast, and Live Longer with Michael Mosley<br />
11-2 Doc Martin Doctor Who Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge Chicago Tonight<br />
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<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Extraordinary Women: Coco Chanel Refuge: Stories of the Selfhelp Home Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge (Part 1 of 8)<br />
11-2 Burt Wolf Finding Kalman Scott & Bailey Masterpiece Mystery: Foyle’s War - The Russian House Travelscope Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Seafood Cookoff Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Martha Stewart Christina Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Jay’s Chicago Check, Please! Mind of a Chef: Noodle Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook<br />
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<br />
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<br />
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: Planet of the Apes<br />
11-2 Call the Midwife Call the Midwife Call the Midwife Call the Midwife Call the Midwife<br />
11-3 Clodagh’s Irish Food Jacques Pepin Pati’s Mexican Table Perfect Day Barbecue University Sara’s Weeknight Meals Joanne Weir Ciao Italia Primal Grill Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 Call the Midwife (Season 2, Part 1) Call the Midwife (Season 2, Part 2) Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge (Part 2 of 8) Defiant Requiem: Voice of Resistance Check, Please!<br />
11-2 Movie: Four Weddings and a Funeral Frontline: The Interrupters Rescue in the Philippines Secrets of the Dead<br />
11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Martha Stewart Joanne Weir Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Rudy Maxa Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow Market Warriors Independent Lens: The House I Live In<br />
11-2 Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe NOVA: Cracking the Genetic Code Nature: A Murder of Crows Wild!: Sharks Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Simply Ming Hubert Keller Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table Joanne Weir This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight American Masters: Carol Burnett – A Woman of Character Frontline Latino Film Fest<br />
11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Check, Please! Everyday Edisons This Old House Hour Globe Trekker Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Seafood Cookoff Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Martha Stewart Joanne Weir Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: Clash – Encounters of Bears and Wolves NOVA: Australia’s First 4 Billion Years The Truth About Exercise with Michael Mosley<br />
11-2 Doc Martin Doctor Who Hustle Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table Joanne Weir Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Extraordinary Women: Wallis Simpson The Secret Life of Ice Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge (Part 2 of 8)<br />
11-2 Burt Wolf Finding Kalman Scott & Bailey Masterpiece Mystery: Foyle’s War - Killing Time Travelscope Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Seafood Cookoff Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Martha Stewart Joanne Weir Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Jay’s Chicago Check, Please! Mind of a Chef: Pig Live From Lincoln Center: Josh Groban Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook<br />
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<br />
11-3 Simply Ming Hubert Keller Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Mexico - R. Bayless Joanne Weir This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
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: Call Northside 777<br />
11-2 To be announced<br />
11-3 Smart Travels Marathon<br />
11-1 Call the Midwife (Season 2, Part 2) Call the Midwife (Season 2, Part 3) Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge (Part 3 of 8) Orchestra of Exiles Chicago International …<br />
11-2 To be announced<br />
11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Martha Stewart Joanne Weir Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Rudy Maxa Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 Chicago Tonight PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow Market Warriors Independent Lens: Wonder Women!<br />
11-2 To be announced Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Simply Ming Hubert Keller Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Mexico - R. Bayless Joanne Weir This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
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11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Central Park Five In Performance at the White House: Memphis …<br />
11-2 To be announced Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Seafood Cookoff Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen Martha Stewart Joanne Weir Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: The Mystery of Eels NOVA: Australia’s First 4 Billion Years Guts with Michael Mosley<br />
11-2 To be announced Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Mexico - R. Bayless Joanne Weir Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight In Performance at the White House: Memphis … Tina Fey: The Mark Twain Prize Masterpiece Classic<br />
11-2 Art Across America To be announced Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Seafood Cookoff Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen John Besh Joanne Weir Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Jay’s Chicago Check, Please! Mind of a Chef: Noodle Live From Lincoln Center: We’ll Meet Again Life is a Banquet: The Rosalind Russell Story<br />
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<br />
11-3 Simply Ming Hubert Keller Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Mexico - R. Bayless Joanne Weir This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
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: Four Weddings and a …<br />
11-2 To be announced<br />
11-3 Growing a Greener… Chefs A’Field B Organic B Organic For Your Home Growing a Greener … For Your Home B Organic For Your Home P. Allen Smith<br />
11-1 Call the Midwife (Season 2, Part 3) Call the Midwife (Season 4, Part 2) Masterpiece Classic: Mr Selfridge (Part 4 of 8) The Bletchley Circle (Part 1 of 3) Central Park Five<br />
11-2 To be announced<br />
11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen John Besh Joanne Weir Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Rudy Maxa Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow Market Warriors Independent Lens: The Island President<br />
11-2 Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe NOVA: Smartest Machine on Earth Nature: Echo - An Elephant to Remember Wild!: Tigers Fighting Back Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Simply Ming Hubert Keller Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Mexico - R. Bayless Joanne Weir This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight The Dust Bowl: A Film By Ken Burns – The Great Plow Up (Part 1 of 2) Frontline<br />
11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Check, Please! Everyday Edisons This Old House Hour Globe Trekker Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Seafood Cookoff Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen John Besh Joanne Weir Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: Jungle Eagle NOVA: Australia’s First 4 Billion Years Nature: Kangaroo Mob<br />
11-2 Doc Martin Doctor Who Hustle Masterpiece Classic: Mr Selfridge Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Mexico - R. Bayless Joanne Weir Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Extraordinary Women: Grace Kelly Shelter Me: Let’s Go Home Masterpiece Classic: Mr Selfridge (Part 4 of 8)<br />
11-2 Burt Wolf Finding Kalman Scott & Bailey Masterpiece Mystery: Foyle’s War - The Hide Travelscope Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Seafood Cookoff Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen John Besh Joanne Weir Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Jay’s Chicago Check, Please! Mexico - R. Bayless Live From Lincoln Center: Rodgers & Hammerstein with the New York Philharmonic<br />
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<br />
11-3 Simply Ming Hubert Keller Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Mexico - R. Bayless Joanne Weir This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
11-1 Ask This Old House McLaughlin Group As Time Goes By Keeping Up App… Doc Martin Death in Paradise (8:50) To be announced<br />
11-2 Masterpiece Mystery: Foyle’s War (5:30) Antiques Roadshow Orangutan Diary Orangutan Diary Doctor Who<br />
11-3 Katie Brown Around the House For Your Home Hometime For Your Home For Your Home For Your Home For Your Home For Your Home For Your Home<br />
11-1 Call the Midwife (Season 2, Part 4) Call the Midwife (Season 4, Part 5) Masterpiece Classic: Mr Selfridge (Part 5 of 8) The Bletchley Circle (Part 2 of 3) Extraordinary Women: Grace Kelly<br />
11-2 Movie: Shake Hands with the Devil American Masters: The Day Carl Sandburg Died Check, Please! The Dust Bowl: A Film By Ken Burns – The Great Plow Up (Part 1 of 2)<br />
11-3 Joanne Weir Baking with Julia Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen John Besh Joanne Weir Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Rudy Maxa Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow Market Warriors Independent Lens: The Undocumented<br />
11-2 Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe NOVA: Hunting the Elements Wild!: Dolphins of the Shadowland Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Simply Ming Hubert Keller Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Mexico - R. Bayless Joanne Weir This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America<br />
11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight The Dust Bowl: A Film By Ken Burns – The Great Plow Up (Part 2 of 2)<br />
11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Check, Please! Everyday Edisons This Old House Hour Globe Trekker Chicago Tonight<br />
11-3 Seafood Cookoff Julia and Jacques Essential Pepin America’s Test Kitchen John Besh Joanne Weir Hometime Rick Steves’ Europe Burt Wolf Essential Pepin<br />
11-1 is <strong>WTTW</strong> Channel 11 11-2 is <strong>WTTW</strong> Prime 11-3 is <strong>WTTW</strong> Create<br />
2013 APRIL 15
Do it Yourself Saturdays<br />
10:30 Wisconsin Foodie<br />
11:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals<br />
11:30 Mexico – One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless<br />
12:00 Cook’s Country<br />
12:30 Primal Grill<br />
1:00 Market Warriors<br />
2:00 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
2:30 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
3:00 Simply Ming<br />
3:30 Martha Bakes<br />
4:00 Martha Stewart’s Cooking School<br />
4:30 Check, Please!<br />
5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
5:30 This Old House<br />
6:00 Ask This Old House<br />
Sara Moulton, Sara’s Weeknight Meals<br />
Rick Steves, Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
Explodes (Part 2 of 4) [R]<br />
2:00 Guts with Michael<br />
Mosley See Wed. Apr. 17<br />
at 10:00 pm. [R]<br />
3:00 Central Park Five See Tues.<br />
Apr. 16 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Rudy Maxa’s World<br />
MORNING<br />
5:30-11:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
11:00 Moyers & Company<br />
AFTERNOON<br />
12:00 Citizen Soldier<br />
12:30 Need to Know<br />
1:00 Check, Please! New<br />
England Seafood Co./<br />
Purple Pig/Inovasi [R]<br />
1:30 Joanne Weir’s Cooking<br />
Confidence: Middle East<br />
Feast or Spice it Up<br />
2:00 Great Performances at the<br />
Met: The Tempest Composer<br />
Thomas Ades conducts<br />
the Metropolitan Opera<br />
premiere of his own work, with<br />
baritone Simon Keenlyside<br />
starring as Prospero. Director<br />
Robert Lepage recreates<br />
the interior of 18th-century<br />
La Scala in this staging.<br />
4:30 Chicago International Film<br />
Festival: Commercial [R]<br />
5:00 30 Good Minutes:<br />
Conquering Fear<br />
5:30 Arts Across America<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 3 of 8) [R]<br />
7:00 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 4 of 8) Returning<br />
from her stint at the London<br />
Hospital, Jenny needs all her<br />
midwifery skill when she and<br />
Sister Evangelina assist at the<br />
birth of a baby born with spina<br />
bifida. The parents struggle to<br />
understand and accept their<br />
son’s condition. Jenny, who<br />
has never delivered a disabled<br />
child, struggles to accept the<br />
implications the illness could<br />
have for the child’s future.<br />
Nonnatus House, meanwhile,<br />
plays host to an acquaintance<br />
of Chummy’s – an eccentric<br />
cleric who befriends Jane.<br />
8:00 Masterpiece Classic:<br />
Mr. Selfridge (Part 4 of 8)<br />
9:00 The Bletchley Circle (Part 1<br />
of 3) Susan, noticing a pattern<br />
in a string of London murders,<br />
contacts her old friends from<br />
Bletchley – Millie, Lucy, and<br />
Jean – to try to identify the<br />
killer. Treating the crimes like<br />
a code to be cracked, the<br />
women gather all available<br />
information and evidence and<br />
then, through a sequence of<br />
clever deductions, determine<br />
how the killer is finding his<br />
victims and where a missing<br />
girl must have been abducted.<br />
Can they reach her before the<br />
killer claims his fifth victim?<br />
10:00 Central Park Five [R]<br />
Monday 22<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Austin City Limits: Florence<br />
+ The Machine/Lykke Li<br />
1:00 Doc Martin: Ever After See<br />
Sat. Apr. 20 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
2:00 Death in Paradise (Season<br />
2, Part 4 of 8) See Sat.<br />
Apr. 20 at 8:50 pm. [R]<br />
3:00 Life is a Banquet: The<br />
Rosalind Russell Story See<br />
Fri. Apr. 19 at 10:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:00 Live from Lincoln Center:<br />
We’ll Meet Again – The<br />
Songs of Kate Smith,<br />
Starring Stephanie Blythe<br />
See Fri. Apr. 19 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Victory Garden:<br />
Vertical – Think Up!<br />
5:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden<br />
Home: The Great Outdoors<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Antiques Roadshow: Rapid<br />
City, SD (Part 1 of 3) Notable<br />
finds in Rapid City include a<br />
suite of furniture by Thomas<br />
Molesworth from the famous<br />
“Ranch A,” and signed military<br />
documents of Elvis Presley,<br />
valued at $4,000-$5,500.<br />
9:00 Market Warriors: Antiquing<br />
in Liberty, NC The pickers<br />
travel to the Liberty Antique<br />
Festival where twice a year,<br />
more than 400 dealers pack<br />
a farm with antiques and<br />
collectibles. The challenge to<br />
find a 20th-century American<br />
item puts one of the pickers<br />
up against the clock.<br />
10:00 Independent Lens: The<br />
Island President President<br />
Mohamed Nasheed of the<br />
Maldives is a man with a<br />
bigger problem than any other<br />
world leader has ever faced –<br />
he must ensure that his tiny<br />
country doesn’t disappear<br />
under rising sea levels. In the<br />
course of his struggle, he has<br />
become one of the leading<br />
international voices for urgent<br />
action on climate change.<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Tuesday 23<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
12:30 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:30 Tavis Smiley<br />
2:00 Charlie Rose<br />
3:00 The Bletchley Circle<br />
(Part 1 of 3) See Sun.<br />
<strong>April</strong> 21 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:00 Antiques Roadshow: Rapid<br />
City, SD (Part 1 of 3) See<br />
Mon. Apr. 22 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
16 APRIL 2013
In the Spotlight<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 The Dust Bowl: A Film by<br />
Ken Burns – The Great<br />
Plow Up (Part 1 of 2) In this<br />
two-part film, Ken Burns and<br />
producer Dayton Duncan<br />
chronicle the Dust Bowl in all<br />
its complexities and profound<br />
human drama. In part one, feel<br />
the full force of the worst manmade<br />
environmental disaster<br />
in America’s history as survivors<br />
recall the terror of the<br />
dust storms, the desperation<br />
of hungry families, and how<br />
they managed to find hope<br />
even as the earth and heavens<br />
seemed to turn against them.<br />
10:00 Frontline<br />
11:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Wednesday 24<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 Market Warriors: Antiquing<br />
in Liberty, NC See Mon.<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
Extraordinary Women:<br />
Grace Kelly<br />
A revealing profile of the beautiful<br />
woman who rose from a privileged<br />
upbringing in Philadelphia to become<br />
an Oscar-winning movie star and<br />
Hollywood icon – widely known as<br />
Alfred Hitchcock’s favorite actress –<br />
ultimately giving it all up to marry,<br />
raise three children, and reign as a<br />
highly visible Princess of Monaco. Her<br />
untimely and tragic death in 1982 at<br />
the wheel of her car only added to her<br />
mystique.<br />
Thursday, <strong>April</strong> 25,<br />
8:00 pm<br />
A black blizzard rolls in to<br />
Ulysses, Kansas.<br />
The Dust Bowl: A Film by Ken<br />
Burns, <strong>April</strong> 23 and 30, 8:00 pm<br />
Apr. 22 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
3:30 Independent Lens: The<br />
Island President See Mon.<br />
Apr. 22 at 10:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Nature: Jungle Eagle The<br />
most powerful raptor in the<br />
world, the harpy eagle, hides<br />
away deep in the South<br />
American jungle. Harpy eagles<br />
are barely ever seen, let alone<br />
filmed. In this extraordinary<br />
documentary, our team of<br />
cameramen steps into the<br />
world of this monkey-eating<br />
eagle and even risks injury<br />
to obtain intimate pictures<br />
of them. The tables soon<br />
turn, however, as one of<br />
these massive birds starts<br />
following the team.<br />
9:00 NOVA: Australia’s First 4<br />
Billion Years – Monsters<br />
(Part 3 of 4) See Wed.<br />
Apr. 10 at 9:00 pm.<br />
10:00 Nature: Kangaroo Mob<br />
Meet the mob of street<br />
smart kangaroos moving into<br />
Australia’s capitol city and the<br />
ecologists following their every<br />
move. Over the course of<br />
one drought-stricken year we<br />
follow mob leader, Black Spot,<br />
and kangaroo mother, Madge,<br />
with her two young joeys –<br />
mischievous Sonny and tiny<br />
pouch-bound Alice. Here<br />
is a look at what happens<br />
when human development<br />
encroaches on wildlife habitat<br />
and two very different species<br />
are forced to co-exist.<br />
11:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Thursday 25<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 The Dust Bowl: A Film by<br />
Ken Burns – The Great<br />
Plow Up (Part 1 of 2) Tues.<br />
Apr. 23 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:30 Arts Across America [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Extraordinary Women:<br />
Grace Kelly<br />
9:00 Shelter Me: Let’s Go Home<br />
Stories about shelter pets that<br />
went from rescued to rescuer.<br />
The first story is about hero<br />
firefighters who use shelter<br />
dogs for search-and-rescue.<br />
We follow individuals who<br />
have adopted shelter dogs<br />
and are now volunteering at<br />
a hospital. We also show a<br />
dramatic rescue of homeless<br />
puppies, an innovative<br />
spay/neuter clinic and a<br />
family adopting a beautiful<br />
cat at an animal shelter.<br />
10:00 Masterpiece Classic:<br />
Mr. Selfridge (Part 4 of 8) [R]<br />
11:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Friday 26<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:00 Tavis Smiley<br />
1:30 Charlie Rose<br />
2:30 NOVA: Australia’s First 4<br />
Billion Years – Monsters<br />
(Part 3 of 4) [R]<br />
3:30 Frontline [R]<br />
4:30 Check, Please! New<br />
England Seafood Co./<br />
Purple Pig/Inovasi [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight: The Week<br />
in Review with Joel Weisman<br />
7:30 Jay’s Chicago: Doing It<br />
Differently A Christian<br />
fellowship whose members<br />
share all of their income<br />
and assets. A Chicago<br />
woman on a mission to make<br />
composting as common as<br />
recycling. And the suburban<br />
housewives who created La<br />
Leche League and changed<br />
the way we feed our babies.<br />
8:00 Check, Please! Opart Thai/El<br />
Nuevo Mexicano/Vinci Host<br />
and master sommelier Alpana<br />
American Masters: The<br />
Day Carl Sandburg Died<br />
For much of the 20th century, Carl<br />
Sandburg was synonymous with the<br />
American experience, a spokesman<br />
on behalf of “the people.” Using<br />
his unique life – from impoverished<br />
beginnings on the Illinois prairie to the<br />
halls of Congress to The Ed Sullivan<br />
Show – as the basis for free-verse<br />
poetry, Sandburg became one of the<br />
most successful writers in the English<br />
language: a three-time Pulitzer Prizewinner,<br />
biographer (most notably of<br />
Abraham Lincoln), children’s storyteller,<br />
novelist, and captivating performer.<br />
Yet, after his death in 1967, his literary<br />
legacy faded and his poems, once<br />
taught in schools across America, were<br />
dismissed under the weight of critical<br />
attack. This documentary examines the<br />
life, work, and controversy surrounding<br />
Sandburg, exposing his radical politics<br />
and anarchist writing during WWI as<br />
well as the burgeoning resurgence of<br />
interest in him and his contributions.<br />
Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 28,<br />
7:00 pm<br />
Singh welcomes export<br />
traffic manager Kit Alvear,<br />
HR executive Tim Griffin,<br />
and operations manager<br />
Dave Jager, who weigh in on<br />
Chicago eateries Opart Thai,<br />
El Nuevo Mexicano, and Vinci.<br />
8:30 MEXICO – One Plate at a<br />
Time with Rick Bayless:<br />
Mexican Microbrews and<br />
Pub Fare Rick takes us from<br />
the Tecate brewery, which<br />
started in 1944, to the Tijuana<br />
brewery, makers of several<br />
microbrews. At Ultramarinos,<br />
an Ensenada bar with a<br />
penchant for pairing specialty<br />
beers and local seafood, Rick<br />
enjoys an oyster taco with<br />
owner Alain Genchi.<br />
2013 APRIL 17
In the Spotlight<br />
Live from Lincoln<br />
Center: Rodgers &<br />
Hammerstein with the<br />
New York Philharmonic<br />
One of spring’s cultural highlights is<br />
the staging of Carousel. The New York<br />
Philharmonic’s production features a<br />
cast of stars drawn from Broadway and<br />
opera stages including Kelli O’Hara and<br />
Nathan Gunn.<br />
Friday, <strong>April</strong> 26,<br />
9:00 pm<br />
Independent Lens:<br />
The Undocumented<br />
Border Patrol agents, Native Americans,<br />
smugglers, ranchers, retirees, and<br />
Samaritans form a constellation of<br />
people engaged with the Arizona/<br />
Mexico border on a daily basis –<br />
policing it, inhabiting it, crossing it,<br />
working it, making it safer, or simply<br />
feeling its consequences. But at the<br />
center of it all is the migrant. This is<br />
the story of the migrants who die while<br />
trying to cross an unforgiving desert in<br />
search of a better life.<br />
Monday, <strong>April</strong> 29,<br />
10:00 pm<br />
9:00 Live from Lincoln Center:<br />
Rodgers & Hammerstein<br />
with the New York<br />
Philharmonic The second collaboration<br />
of Richard Rodgers<br />
and Oscar Hammerstein,<br />
Carousel remains an enduring<br />
theatre landmark; together<br />
with Oklahoma!, it changed the<br />
American musical forever. The<br />
New York Philharmonic leads<br />
an all-star semi-staged performance<br />
of this classic featuring<br />
Kelli O’Hara, Nathan Gunn,<br />
Stephanie Blythe, and more.<br />
Conducted by Rob Fisher.<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Saturday 27<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Washington Week<br />
with Gwen Ifill<br />
12:30 Nightly Business Report<br />
1:00 Chicago Tonight: The<br />
Week in Review with<br />
Joel Weisman [R]<br />
1:30 Tavis Smiley<br />
2:00 Charlie Rose<br />
3:00 Shelter Me: Let’s Go<br />
Home See Thurs. Apr. 25<br />
at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:00 Nature: Jungle Eagle See<br />
Wed. Apr. 24 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight: The<br />
Week in Review with<br />
Joel Weisman [R]<br />
MORNING<br />
5:30 To be announced<br />
AFTERNOON<br />
2:00 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
from Cook’s Illustrated:<br />
Summertime Supper<br />
2:30 America’s Test Kitchen<br />
from Cook’s Illustrated:<br />
Breakfast Standbys<br />
3:00 Simply Ming: Poaching<br />
with Guest Jasper White<br />
3:30 Martha Bakes<br />
4:00 Martha Stewart’s Cooking<br />
School: Vegetables<br />
4:30 Check, Please! Opart Thai/<br />
El Nuevo Mexicano/Vinci See<br />
Fri. Apr. 26 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 To be announced<br />
EVENING<br />
6:30 McLaughlin Group<br />
7:00 As Time Goes By<br />
7:30 Keeping Up Appearances<br />
8:00 Doc Martin: On the Edge<br />
(Part 1) Having failed to<br />
restart his relationship with<br />
Louisa Glasson, Martin is<br />
forced out of the picture<br />
with the arrival of her dad.<br />
8:50 Death in Paradise (Season 2,<br />
Part 5 of 8) Camille is upset<br />
when her best friend, Aimee,<br />
a singer on a Caribbean party<br />
boat, collapses while on stage<br />
after a night of music and<br />
cocktails. Aimee shockingly<br />
then dies in Camille’s<br />
arms and it looks like that<br />
she has been poisoned.<br />
10:00 To be announced<br />
Sunday 28<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 To be announced<br />
MORNING<br />
9:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
11:00 Moyers & Company<br />
AFTERNOON<br />
12:00 To be announced<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 4 of 8) [R]<br />
7:00 Call the Midwife (Season<br />
2, Part 5 of 8) The whole<br />
Poplar community pulls<br />
together to prepare for the<br />
annual Summer Fete. This<br />
year, with the introduction of<br />
a baby show, the midwives<br />
will be more involved than<br />
ever, especially Trixie, who<br />
assumes responsibility for<br />
securing a celebrity judge.<br />
8:00 Masterpiece Classic:<br />
Mr. Selfridge (Part 5 of 8)<br />
9:00 The Bletchley Circle<br />
(Part 2 of 3) When Scotland<br />
Yard dismisses the women’s<br />
theories, they realize it’s up to<br />
them to stop the killer before<br />
he takes his next victim.<br />
10:00 Extraordinary Women:<br />
Grace Kelly See Thurs.<br />
Apr. 25 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
11:00 Doctor Who: Night Terrors<br />
11:44 Doctor Who: Confidential –<br />
About a Boy<br />
Monday 29<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 Austin City Limits: Coldplay<br />
1:00 Doc Martin: On the<br />
Edge (Part 1) See Sat.<br />
Apr. 27 at 8:00 pm. [R]<br />
2:00 Live from Lincoln Center:<br />
Rodgers & Hammerstein<br />
with the New York<br />
Philharmonic See Fri.<br />
Apr. 26 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:30 Mind of a Chef: Spain<br />
5:00 Victory Garden:<br />
Perennial Favorites<br />
5:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden<br />
Home: Stepping<br />
Back in Time<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 Antiques Roadshow:<br />
Rapid City, SD (Part 2<br />
of 3) Highlights include TWA<br />
travel posters; a 1932 signed<br />
photograph of the national<br />
treasure, Mount Rushmore;<br />
and a Rock-Ola juke box<br />
valued at $2,000-$3,000.<br />
9:00 Antiques Roadshow: Vintage<br />
Phoenix Tune in for these<br />
believe-it-or-not Roadshow<br />
moments: “Yes Virginia, there<br />
is a Santa Claus,” the original<br />
Caroline Catz as Louisa Glasson<br />
Doc Martin, Friday nights, 8:00 pm<br />
1897 letter to the New York<br />
Sun, is appraised at $30,000<br />
to $50,000; on the other<br />
hand, a circa 1890 mechanical<br />
bank, is given a current<br />
value of $1,000 to $1,500.<br />
10:00 Independent Lens: The<br />
Undocumented<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
Tuesday 30<br />
EARLY MORNING<br />
12:00 BBC World News<br />
12:30 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
1:30 Tavis Smiley<br />
2:00 Charlie Rose<br />
3:00 The Bletchley Circle<br />
(Part 2 of 3) See Sun.<br />
Apr. 28 at 9:00 pm. [R]<br />
4:00 Death in Paradise (Season<br />
2, Part 5 of 8) See Sat.<br />
Apr. 27 at 8:50 pm. [R]<br />
5:00 Chicago Tonight [R]<br />
MORNING-AFTERNOON<br />
6:00-6:00 <strong>WTTW</strong> Kids<br />
EVENING<br />
6:00 PBS NewsHour<br />
7:00 Chicago Tonight<br />
8:00 The Dust Bowl: A Film<br />
by Ken Burns – Reaping<br />
the Whirlwind (Part 2 of<br />
2) In part two, experience<br />
the gradual relief as the<br />
families of the plains seek<br />
new lives in California and<br />
government conservation<br />
efforts – and a break in the<br />
drought in 1939 – eventually<br />
stabilize the soil and bring the<br />
farms back to life, but with<br />
dangers of another Dust Bowl<br />
facing future generations.<br />
11:00 Nightly Business Report<br />
11:30 BBC World News<br />
18 APRIL 2013
<strong>April</strong> At-a-Glance •<br />
Arts • Performance<br />
Arts Across America<br />
Sundays, 5:30 pm (4/7, 4/14, 4/21)<br />
Wednesdays, 4:30 am (4/10, 4/17)<br />
Thursday, 4:30 am (4/25)<br />
Austin City Limits<br />
Mondays, 12:00 am<br />
Chicago International Film Fest:<br />
Commercial Awards<br />
Sunday, 10:30 pm (4/14)<br />
Friday, 8:30 pm (4/19)<br />
Sunday, 4:30 pm (4/21)<br />
Great Performances at the Met: The<br />
Tempest<br />
Sunday, 2:00 pm (4/21)<br />
Latino Film Fest 2013<br />
Sunday, 10:30 pm (4/7)<br />
Saturday, 4:30 am (4/13)<br />
Tuesday, 4:30 am (4/2)<br />
Life is a Banquet: The Rosalind<br />
Russell Story<br />
Friday, 10:00 pm (4/19)<br />
Monday, 3:00 am (4/22)<br />
Live From Lincoln Center<br />
Fridays, 9:00 pm (4/12, 4/19, 4/26)<br />
Sunday, 4:00 am (4/14)<br />
Monday, 4:00 am (4/22)<br />
Monday, 2:00 am (4/29)<br />
Michael Feinstein’s American<br />
Songbook<br />
Fridays, 10:00 pm (4/5, 4/12)<br />
Friday, 9:00 pm (4/5)<br />
Saturday, 3:30 am (4/6)<br />
Monday, 3:00 am (4/15)<br />
Orchestra of Exiles<br />
Sunday, 9:00 pm (4/14)<br />
Tuesday, 2:30 am (4/16)<br />
Drama • Comedy •<br />
Movies<br />
American Masters: Carol Burnett: A<br />
Woman of Character<br />
Tuesday, 8:00 pm (4/9)<br />
Thursday, 3:30 am (4/11)<br />
As Time Goes By<br />
Saturdays, 7:00 pm<br />
Bletchley Circle<br />
Sundays, 9:00 pm (4/21, 4/28)<br />
Tuesdays, 3:00 am (4/23, 4/30)<br />
Call the Midwife<br />
Sundays, 7:00 pm<br />
Sundays, 6:00 pm<br />
Thursday, 3:30 am (4/4)<br />
Sundays, 12:00 am (4/7, 4/14, 4/21)<br />
Call Northside 777<br />
Saturday, 10:00 pm (4/13)<br />
Death in Paradise<br />
Saturdays, 8:50 pm<br />
Saturday, 3:30 am (4/13)<br />
Mondays, 2:00 am (4/15, 4/22)<br />
Tuesday, 4:00 am (4/30)<br />
Doc Martin<br />
Saturdays, 8:00 pm<br />
Doctor Who<br />
Sundays, 11:00 pm (4/7, 4/14, 4/28)<br />
Four Weddings and a Funeral<br />
Saturday, 10:00 pm (4/20)<br />
Keeping Up Appearances<br />
Saturday, 7:30 pm<br />
Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge<br />
Sundays, 8:00 pm<br />
Thursdays, 10:00 pm<br />
Pioneers of Television: Carol Burnett<br />
and the Funny Ladies<br />
Tuesday, 9:30 pm (4/9)<br />
Planet of the Apes<br />
Saturday, 10:00 pm (4/6)<br />
Tina Fey: The Mark Twain Prize<br />
Thursday, 9:00 pm (4/18)<br />
Saturday, 2:30 am (4/20)<br />
Cooking & Dining •<br />
Home Improvement •<br />
Travel<br />
America’s Test Kitchen<br />
Saturday, 2:00 pm, 2:30 pm<br />
Antiques Roadshow<br />
Mondays, 8:00 pm<br />
Monday, 9:00 pm (4/29)<br />
Wednesday, 3:30 am (4/3)<br />
Friday, 3:30 am (4/12)<br />
Thursday, 2:30 am (4/18)<br />
Tuesday, 4:00 am (4/23)<br />
Ask This Old House<br />
Saturdays, 6:00 pm<br />
Check, Please!<br />
Fridays, 8:00 pm<br />
Saturdays, 4:30 pm<br />
Sundays, 1:00 pm (4/7, 4/14, 4/21)<br />
Fridays, 4:30 am (4/12, 4/26)<br />
Thursday, 4:30 am (4/18)<br />
Cook’s Country from America’s<br />
Test Kitchen<br />
Saturdays, 12:00 pm (4/6, 4/13, 4/20)<br />
Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence<br />
Sundays, 1:30 pm (4/7, 4/14, 4/21)<br />
Market Warriors<br />
Mondays, 9:00 pm (4/8, 4/15, 4/22)<br />
Saturdays, 1:00 pm (4/6, 4/13, 4/20)<br />
Saturday, 4:00 am (4/20)<br />
Wednesday, 2:30 am (4/24)<br />
Martha Bakes<br />
Saturday s, 3:30 pm<br />
Martha Stewart’s Cooking School<br />
Saturdays, 4:00 pm<br />
Mexico: One Plate at a Time with<br />
Rick Bayless<br />
Saturdays, 11:30 am (4/6, 4/13, 4/20)<br />
Friday, 8:30 pm (4/26)<br />
Mind of a Chef<br />
Fridays, 8:30 pm (4/5, 4/12)<br />
Monday, 4:30 am (4/29)<br />
Wednesday, 4:30 am (4/3)<br />
New Scandinavian Cooking<br />
Saturdays, 10:00 am (4/6, 4/13, 4/20)<br />
P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home<br />
Monday, 5:30 am<br />
Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen<br />
Saturdays, 12:30 pm (4/6, 4/13, 4/20)<br />
Rick Steves Special:<br />
Symphonic Journey<br />
Sunday, 4:00 pm (4/14)<br />
Monday, 4:00 am (4/15)<br />
Rick Steves’ Europe<br />
Saturdays, 5:00 pm (4/6, 4/13, 4/20)<br />
Saturday, 4:30 am (4/6)<br />
Rudy Maxa’s World<br />
Sundays, 5:00 am (4/7, 4/14, 4/21)<br />
Sara’s Weeknight Meals<br />
Saturdays, 11:00 am (4/6, 4/13, 4/20)<br />
Simply Ming<br />
Saturdays, 3:00 pm<br />
This Old House<br />
Saturdays, 5:30 pm (4/6, 4/13, 4/20)<br />
Victory Garden<br />
Mondays, 5:00 am<br />
Wisconsin Foodie<br />
Saturdays, 10:30 am (4/6, 4/13, 4/20)<br />
Nature • Science •<br />
Technology<br />
Eat, Fast and Live Well<br />
with Michael Mosley<br />
Wednesday, 10:00 pm (4/3)<br />
Sunday, 2:00 am (4/7)<br />
Guts with Michael Mosley<br />
Wednesday, 10:00 pm (4/2)<br />
Sunday, 2:00 am (4/21)<br />
Nature<br />
Wednesdays, 8:00 pm<br />
Friday, 2:30 am (4/12)<br />
Saturday, 4:00 am (4/27)<br />
Wednesday, 10:00 pm (4/24)<br />
Friday, 3:30 am (4/5)<br />
Friday, 3:00 am (4/19)<br />
NOVA<br />
Wednesdays, 9:00 pm<br />
Sundays, 1:00 am (4/7, 4/14, 4/21)<br />
Friday, 2:30 am (4/26)<br />
Secret Life of Ice<br />
Thursday, 9:00 pm (4/11)<br />
Sunday, 3:00 am (4/14)<br />
Truth About Exercise with Michael<br />
Mosley<br />
Wednesday, 10:00 pm (4/10)<br />
Sunday, 2:00 am (4/14)<br />
Public Affairs •<br />
History • Documentary<br />
BBC World News<br />
Mondays-Fridays, 11:30 pm<br />
Central Park Five<br />
Tuesday, 8:00 pm, 11:00 pm (4/16)<br />
Sunday, 3:00 am, 10:00 pm (4/21)<br />
Charlie Rose<br />
Mondays-Fridays, 1:30 am<br />
Chicago Tonight<br />
Mondays-Fridays, 7:00 pm, 12:00 am,<br />
5:00 am<br />
Citizen Soldier<br />
Sundays, 12:00 pm (4/7, 4/14, 4/21)<br />
Defiant Requiem: Voices of<br />
Resistance<br />
Sunday, 9:00 pm (4/7)<br />
Tuesday, 3:30 am (4/9)<br />
Dust Bowl<br />
Tuesdays, 8:00 pm (4/23, 4/30)<br />
Thursday, 2:30 am (4/25)<br />
Extraordinary Women<br />
Thursdays, 8:00 pm (4/4, 4/11, 4/25)<br />
Saturdays, 2:30 am (4/6, 4/13)<br />
Sunday, 10:00 pm (4/28)<br />
Frontline<br />
Tuesdays, 10:00 pm (4/9, 4/23, 4/30)<br />
Thursday, 2:30 am (4/11)<br />
Friday, 3:30 am (4/26)<br />
History Detectives<br />
Tuesday, 8:00 pm (4/2)<br />
Thursday, 2:30 am (4/4)<br />
Independent Lens<br />
Mondays, 10:00 pm<br />
Wednesday, 2:30 am (4/10)<br />
Friday, 4:00 am (4/19)<br />
Wednesday, 3:30 am (4/24)<br />
Intelligence Squared: Does<br />
Science Refute God?<br />
Sunday, 2:00 pm (4/14)<br />
Thursday, 3:00 am (4/18)<br />
Jay’s Chicago<br />
Friday, 7:30 pm<br />
Thursday, 4:30 am (4/4)<br />
Kind Hearted Woman<br />
Monday, 9:00 pm (4/1)<br />
Tuesday, 9:00 pm (4/2)<br />
Sunday, 3:00 am (4/8)<br />
Monday, 2:00 am (4/8)<br />
Latino Film Fest 2013<br />
Sunday, 10:30 pm (4/7)<br />
Saturday, 4:30 am (4/13)<br />
Tuesday, 4:30 am (4/2)<br />
The McLaughlin Group<br />
Saturdays, 6:30 pm<br />
Moyers & Company<br />
Sundays, 11:00 am<br />
Need to Know<br />
Sundays, 12:30 pm (4/7, 4/14, 4/21)<br />
Nightly Business Report<br />
Mondays-Thursdays, 11:00 pm<br />
Fridays, 12:00 am<br />
PBS NewsHour<br />
Mondays-Fridays, 6:00 pm<br />
Prisoner of Her Past<br />
Sunday, 4:00 pm (4/7)<br />
Refuge: Stories of the Selfhelp<br />
Home<br />
Thursday, 9:00 pm (4/4)<br />
Sunday, 3:00 pm (4/7)<br />
Shelter Me: Let’s Go Home<br />
Thursday, 9:00 pm (4/25)<br />
Saturday, 3:00 am (4/27)<br />
Skokie: Invaded but Not Conquered<br />
Sunday, 2:00 pm (4/7)<br />
Tavis Smiley<br />
Tuesdays-Saturdays, 1:00 am<br />
30 Good Minutes<br />
Sundays, 5:00 pm (4/7, 4/14, 4/21)<br />
2013 Lincoln Laureates<br />
Sunday, 3:00 pm (4/14)<br />
Tuesday, 4:00 am (4/16)<br />
Washington Week<br />
Fridays, 11:00 pm (4/5, 4/12, 4/19)<br />
Saturday, 12:00 am (4/27)<br />
2013 APRIL 19
• Daily Radio Programming<br />
Programmer’s Picks<br />
Poetry Month<br />
We will rebroadcast Studs Terkel’s 1964 interview<br />
with the great Illinois-born poet Carl Sandburg,<br />
plus an entertaining lecture by Professor Robert<br />
Baxter that analyzes what to listen for in a<br />
poet’s verses.<br />
Friday, <strong>April</strong> 19, 10:00 pm<br />
and Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 28, 12:00 pm<br />
A Verdi Rarity<br />
Our presentation of all of Verdi’s operas, in honor<br />
of his upcoming bicentennial, continues with his<br />
rarely-heard Alzira, set in the unusual locale of<br />
16th-century Peru. The cast is led by soprano<br />
Merina Mescheriakova and tenor Ramon<br />
Vargas with Fabio Luisi conducting.<br />
Tuesday, <strong>April</strong> 23, 8:00 pm<br />
Live from <strong>WFMT</strong><br />
Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring is a stage piece, an<br />
orchestral classic, and a challenge for pianists.<br />
In this year of the work’s centennial, Chicago<br />
and <strong>WFMT</strong> favorites Claire Aebersold and Ralph<br />
Neiweem work their four-hand piano magic, on a<br />
live broadcast hosted by Kerry Frumkin.<br />
Monday, <strong>April</strong> 29, 8:00 pm<br />
Monday 1<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Mornings with Carl<br />
Grapentine<br />
9:00 News Summary/Opening<br />
Wall Street • Debussy<br />
Prelude to The Afternoon of A<br />
Faun – Suisse Romande Orch/<br />
Armin Jordan. Erato 45605-2.<br />
[9:40] Debussy Trois Poèmes<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
Colin Ure<br />
Ryan Opera Center<br />
Recital: A Look Back<br />
Songs of World War II is the theme<br />
for the next Levin Studio recital by<br />
singers from Lyric Opera’s Ryan<br />
Opera Center. Ranging from warthemed<br />
songs by French composers<br />
Henri Duparc and Francis Poulenc<br />
to pop songs of the 1940s, the show<br />
will feature such iconic favorites as<br />
“I’ll Be Home for Christmas,” “Don’t<br />
Sit Under the Apple Tree,” “The<br />
White Cliffs of Dover,” and “Blue<br />
Skies.” Colin Ure hosts with Lyric<br />
staff pianist Craig Terry; sopranos<br />
Emily Birsan, Tracy Cantin, and Kiri<br />
Deonarine; mezzos J’nai Bridges<br />
and Cecelia Hall; tenor Bernard<br />
Holcomb; baritone Will Liverman;<br />
and bass-baritone David Govertsen.<br />
20 APRIL 2013<br />
Monday, <strong>April</strong> 1,<br />
6:00 pm<br />
de Stephane Mallarmé –<br />
Thierry Félix, b-br; Stany<br />
David Lasry, p (Erard, 1874).<br />
Arcana A-44. [7:06] Rameau<br />
Anacréon Suite – Capella<br />
Savaria/Mary Térey-Smith.<br />
Naxos 8.553746. [22:04]<br />
10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn •<br />
Brahms String Quintet #1<br />
in F, Op 88 – Juilliard String<br />
Quartet; Walter Trampler,<br />
vi. Sony SK-68476. [27:44]<br />
Dvorák Slavonic Dances, Op<br />
46: #4 in F – Budapest Festival<br />
Orch/Ivan Fischer. Channel<br />
Classics CCSSA-90210. [6:08]<br />
11:00 Mozart Piano Concerto #23 in<br />
A, K 488 – Rudolf Buchbinder,<br />
p; Vienna Concentus Musicus/<br />
Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Sony<br />
88765 40904-2. [25:30]<br />
Mozart Così fan tutte, K 588:<br />
Duet, Passeggiamo anche<br />
noi...Il core vi dono – Bartoli,<br />
ms; Terfel, b-br; Accademia<br />
di Santa Cecilia Orch/MW<br />
Chung. Lon 458928-2. [6:32]<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
12:15 Live from the Cultural<br />
Center: Chicago Chamber<br />
Musicians First Monday<br />
1:00 Afternoons with Kerry<br />
Frumkin • Sibelius The<br />
Bard, Op 64 – London Phil/<br />
Sir Thomas Beecham. EMI<br />
CDM7-64027-2. [7:08] Foerster<br />
From Shakespeare Suite, Op<br />
76 – Prague Sym/Smetacek.<br />
Supraphon CO-72887. [26:50]<br />
2:00 Dvorák Poetic Tone Pictures,<br />
Op 85 – Vassily Primakov,<br />
p. Bridge 9309. [28:27]<br />
3:00 Fine Arts Calendar •<br />
Creston Walt Whitman,<br />
Op 53 – Krakow Phil/David<br />
Amos. Koch 3-7036-2. [16:27]<br />
Whitman Poem, Pioneers!<br />
O Pioneers! – Ed Begley, n.<br />
Caedmon TC-1233. [7:24] Holst<br />
Walt Whitman Overture, Op<br />
7 – Ulster Orch/JoAnn Falletta.<br />
Naxos 8.572914. [7:21]<br />
4:00 Music with George Preston,<br />
including news, a business<br />
report at 5:00 pm, and<br />
The Unrush Hour between<br />
5:00 pm and 6:00 pm<br />
6:00 Ryan Opera Center Recital<br />
Series: Songs of World<br />
War II – Sopranos Emily<br />
Birsan, Tracy Cantin, and Kiri<br />
Deonarine; mezzo-sopranos<br />
J’nai Bridges and Cecelia<br />
Hall; tenor Bernard Holcomb;<br />
baritone Will Liverman; bassbaritone<br />
David Govertsen;<br />
and pianist Craig Terry<br />
perform classical and pop<br />
songs from the 1940s.<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin:<br />
Gabriel Fauré<br />
8:00 The Rembrandt Chamber<br />
Players in Concert: A special<br />
edition of Live from <strong>WFMT</strong><br />
hosted by Kerry Frumkin.<br />
10:00 Critical Thinking with<br />
Andrew Patner<br />
11:00 Gounod Faust: Salut, demeure<br />
chaste et pure – Nicolai<br />
Gedda, t; Paris Opéra Orch/<br />
André Cluytens. EMI CDM5-<br />
65806-2. [4:39] MacDowell<br />
Six Idyls after Goethe, Op<br />
28 – James Barbagallo, p.<br />
Marco Polo 8.223632. [12:16]<br />
Janácek Idyll – Rotterdam<br />
Phil/James Conlon. Erato<br />
ECD-88095. [28:28]<br />
Because of our spring Fine Arts<br />
Circle membership drive, detailed<br />
daytime listings are suspended<br />
from <strong>April</strong> 2 through <strong>April</strong> 18<br />
(except for Sundays <strong>April</strong> 7 and 14).<br />
Tuesday 2<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin:<br />
Gabriel Fauré<br />
8:00 The Tuesday Night Opera with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff: Verdi’s<br />
“Giovanna d’Arco” – Caballé,<br />
Domingo, Milnes; Ambrosian<br />
Opera Cho, London Sym/James<br />
Levine. EMI CMS7-63226-2 (2).<br />
11:00 Barber Essay #2, Op 17 – New<br />
York Phil/Thomas Schippers.<br />
Sony MHK-62837. [10:43]<br />
Schumann Noveletten, Op 21:<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
The Mozart Festival<br />
Four broadcasts featuring the<br />
Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra and<br />
other artists from recent festivals<br />
celebrate the long-lasting relationship<br />
between the Austrian city of<br />
Salzburg and its most famous native,<br />
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Hannes<br />
Eichmann will host the mini-series<br />
that includes musical selections plus<br />
short features on such topics as<br />
Mozart manuscripts, the composer’s<br />
own keyboard instrument, some<br />
historical museum exhibits, and the<br />
activities of Mozart’s father, Leopold,<br />
a famous violinist and teacher of<br />
his day. Besides the Mozarteum<br />
orchestra, other performers include<br />
singers and instrumentalists<br />
from Salzburg Cathedral, the<br />
Bavarian Radio Symphony, and<br />
fortepiano artist Robert Levin.<br />
Wednesdays, <strong>April</strong> 3,<br />
10, 17, and 24, 9:00 pm<br />
All prerecorded music on 98.7<strong>WFMT</strong> is provided by<br />
the Richard and Mary L. Gray Music Library.<br />
Most live performances on 98.7<strong>WFMT</strong> are broadcast<br />
from the Fay and Daniel Levin Performance Studio.<br />
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Chicago Symphony Chorus<br />
Riccardo Muti<br />
Maurizio Pollini<br />
Wednesday, <strong>April</strong> 3, 6:30<br />
Afterwork Masterworks ®<br />
Thursday, <strong>April</strong> 4, 8:00<br />
Friday, <strong>April</strong> 5, 1:30<br />
Saturday, <strong>April</strong> 6, 8:00<br />
PROkOfiev PianO<br />
COnCeRtO nO. 3<br />
Chicago Symphony Orchestra<br />
Sakari Oramo conductor<br />
Yuja Wang piano<br />
Dean Amphitheatre [<strong>April</strong> 4-6 only]<br />
Prokofiev Piano Concerto No. 3<br />
Nielsen Symphony No. 5<br />
Thursday, <strong>April</strong> 11, 8:00<br />
Friday, <strong>April</strong> 12, 8:00<br />
Saturday, <strong>April</strong> 13, 8:00<br />
Tuesday, <strong>April</strong> 16, 7:30<br />
United Airlines Tuesdays<br />
Muti COnduCtS BaCh<br />
MaSS in B MinOR<br />
Chicago Symphony Orchestra<br />
Riccardo Muti conductor<br />
Eleonora Buratto soprano<br />
Anna Malavasi mezzo-soprano<br />
Saimir Pirgu tenor<br />
Adam Plachetka bass-baritone<br />
Chicago Symphony Chorus<br />
Duain Wolfe chorus director<br />
Bach Mass in B Minor<br />
Thursday, <strong>April</strong> 18, 8:00<br />
Friday, <strong>April</strong> 19, 1:30<br />
Tuesday, <strong>April</strong> 23, 7:30<br />
United Airlines Tuesdays<br />
Muti COnduCtS<br />
BeethOven 4<br />
Chicago Symphony Orchestra<br />
Riccardo Muti conductor<br />
Vivaldi Concerto in A Major, R. 158<br />
Mozart Symphony No. 38 (Prague)<br />
Beethoven Symphony No. 4<br />
Thursday, <strong>April</strong> 25, 8:00<br />
Friday, <strong>April</strong> 26, 8:00<br />
Saturday, <strong>April</strong> 27, 8:00<br />
Muti and POllini<br />
Chicago Symphony Orchestra<br />
Riccardo Muti conductor<br />
Maurizio Pollini piano<br />
Beethoven Consecration of the House<br />
Overture<br />
Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21<br />
Mendelssohn Calm Sea and Prosperous<br />
Voyage Overture<br />
Schumann Symphony No. 3 (Rhenish)<br />
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Brilliant Classics 94008 (13).<br />
[27:09] Barber Essay #3, Op<br />
47 – Detroit Sym/Neeme Järvi.<br />
Chandos CHAN-9053. [12:05]<br />
Wednesday 3<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
12:15 Live from the Cultural Center:<br />
A Dame Myra Hess Memorial<br />
Concert by cellist Benjamin<br />
Lash and pianist Matthew Hagle<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin:<br />
Gabriel Fauré<br />
8:00 Santa Fe Chamber Music<br />
Festival – Vivaldi: Cello<br />
Concerto in e (Lynn Harrell,<br />
solo vc; Benny Kim &<br />
Kathleen Brauer, v’s; LP<br />
How, vi; Joseph Johnson, vc;<br />
Kristen Bruya, db; Kathleen<br />
McIntosh, hc). Schubert:<br />
Piano Trio #1 in B-Flat, D 898<br />
(Jeremy Denk, Kim, Harrell).<br />
9:00 The Mozart Festival hosted by<br />
Hannes Eichmann – Mozart:<br />
Idomeneo Overture; Allegro fr<br />
Violin Concerto #3 in G; Vedrai<br />
carino fr Don Giovanni; Kyrie fr<br />
Mass in C, K 257; Symphony<br />
#34 in C, K 338 (Bavarian RSO/<br />
Pablo Heras-Casado; Camerata<br />
Salzburg/Louis Langrée; Carolin<br />
Widmann, v; Mojca Erdmann,<br />
s; musicians of Salzburg Dom).<br />
10:00 Cedille Chicago Presents:<br />
The Chicago Sinfonietta<br />
and Paul Freeman<br />
11:00 Debussy Bilitis incidental<br />
music for Pierre Louys poems –<br />
Irène Jacob, n; P Bernold &<br />
M Dufour, f’s; I Moretti & G<br />
Lorenzini, h’s; A Jacob, celesta.<br />
Harmonia Mundi HMC-901647.<br />
[17:31] Grieg Peer Gynt Suite<br />
#1, Op 46 – Ivan Davis, p.<br />
Audiofon CD-72022. [13:31]<br />
Grieg Peer Gynt Suite #2,<br />
Op 55 – Philharmonia Orch/<br />
Walter Susskind. Price-<br />
Less D-19092. [16:42]<br />
Thursday 4<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin:<br />
Gabriel Fauré<br />
8:00 The New York Philharmonic<br />
This Week: Alan Gilbert,<br />
conductor; vocal soloists<br />
and New York Choral<br />
Artists – Bach: Mass in b.<br />
10:00 Introductions: Spotlighting<br />
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In the Spotlight<br />
the Chicago area’s<br />
young musicians<br />
11:00 Converse Valzer Poetici,<br />
Op 5 – Dana Mullerp & Gary<br />
Steigerwalt, p. Centaur<br />
CRC-2390. [11:25] Brahms<br />
Liebeslieder Waltzes, Op<br />
52 – Monteverdi Cho/Sir John<br />
Eliot Gardiner; Robert Levin &<br />
John Perry, p. Phi 4757558.<br />
[22:55] J Strauss Waltzes,<br />
Liebeslieder, Op 114 – Vienna<br />
Biedermeier Ensemble.<br />
Denon CO-78823. [8:41]<br />
Friday 5<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin:<br />
Gabriel Fauré<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
Jeremy Denk<br />
More from the<br />
Santa Fe Chamber<br />
Music Festival<br />
<strong>WFMT</strong>’s Kerry Frumkin and festival<br />
director Marc Neikrug co-host<br />
a new 13-week series of recent<br />
performances at the Santa Fe<br />
Chamber Music Festival. Among the<br />
festival artists featured on the <strong>April</strong><br />
broadcasts are pianist Jeremy Denk,<br />
cellist Lynn Harrell, clarinetist David<br />
Shifrin, and the Tokyo String Quartet.<br />
New York Philharmonic music director<br />
Alan Gilbert conducts a performance<br />
of Schoenberg’s Chamber Symphony<br />
#1 with an ensemble of 15 soloists<br />
on the <strong>April</strong> 17 broadcast. For<br />
background on the festival, and<br />
the music to be performed, visit<br />
wfmt.com/santafe. Louise Frank<br />
is the producer of the series.<br />
Wednesdays, <strong>April</strong> 3,<br />
10, 17, 24, 8:00 pm<br />
8:00 PianoForte Salon Series at<br />
Columbia College Chicago –<br />
Recorded Earlier today,<br />
baritone Ryan de Ryke and<br />
pianist Daniel Schlosberg<br />
perform songs by Hugo Wolf.<br />
9:00 From Carnegie Hall: Jonathan<br />
Biss, piano; Elias String<br />
Quartet – Mozart: Piano<br />
Quartet #2 in E-Flat, K 493.<br />
Janacek: String Quartet #2,<br />
Intimate Letters. Timothy<br />
Andres: New work (Carnegie<br />
Hall commission). Schumann:<br />
Piano Quartet in E-Flat, Op 47.<br />
11:00 Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio:<br />
Music of Stevie Wonder<br />
Saturday 6<br />
12:00 Marian McPartland’s<br />
Piano Jazz<br />
1:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Live from the Met: Wagner’s<br />
“Das Rheingold” – Mark<br />
Delavan (Wotan); Eric<br />
Owens (Alberich); Stefan<br />
Margita (Loge); Stephanie<br />
Blythe (Fricka); Gerhard<br />
Siegel (Mime); Hans-Peter<br />
König (Fafner); Metropolitan<br />
Opera Orch/Fabio Luisi.<br />
3:00 Pledge Programming<br />
5:00 Relevant Tones with<br />
Seth Boustead<br />
6:00 Gilmore International<br />
Keyboard Festival – Weber:<br />
Invitation to the Dance (Kirill<br />
Gerstein). Poulenc: Trio (Jeffrey<br />
Kahane w/members of Chamber<br />
Music Society of Lincoln<br />
Center). Haydn: Andante<br />
with Variations (Emanuel Ax).<br />
Chopin: Two Waltzes (Richard<br />
Goode). Plus music by John<br />
Cage for prepared piano.<br />
7:00 Rich Warren’s special membership-drive<br />
edition of The<br />
Midnight Special starts at 7:00<br />
pm and will include an 8:00 pm<br />
live Folkstage with The <strong>April</strong><br />
Verch Band live from the Old<br />
Town School of Folk Music<br />
Sunday 7<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 With Heart and Voice<br />
7:00 Mornings with Dennis Moore<br />
9:55 Fine Arts Calendar<br />
10:00 The New Releases<br />
with Lisa Flynn<br />
12:00 Gottschalk The Dying Poet,<br />
Op 110 – Alan Mandel, p. Vox<br />
CD3X-3033 (3). [5:34] Liszt<br />
Héroïde funèbre, symphonic<br />
poem #8 – Leipzig Gewandhaus<br />
Orch/Kurt Masur. EMI CDFB5-<br />
68595-2 (2). [17:45] Chopin<br />
Piano Sonata #2 in b-flat,<br />
Op 35, Funeral March – Leif<br />
Ove Andsnes, p. Virgin<br />
Classics 61317-2. [24:07]<br />
1:00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra<br />
Radio Broadcasts: Esa-<br />
Pekka Salonen, conductor;<br />
Evelyn Herlitzius, soprano;<br />
Michelle DeYoung, mezzosoprano;<br />
Stefan Vinke, tenor;<br />
John Relyea, bass – Wagner:<br />
Prelude to act 1 of Tristan and<br />
Isolde, plus act 2 complete.<br />
3:00 Fiesta! Latin-American<br />
Music with Elbio Barilari<br />
4:00 Music from Roosevelt<br />
University hosted by Henry<br />
Fogel – Dukas: Fanfare fr La<br />
Péri (CCPA Brass). Beethoven:<br />
Sonata, Op 28 (Allegra Sorley,<br />
p). Porter: What Is This Thing<br />
Called Love? (John Nugent,<br />
jazz-g). Brahms: Academic<br />
Festival Overture (CCPA Orch).<br />
5:00 Chamber Music Society of<br />
Lincoln Center: Stravinsky<br />
& Françaix – Françaix: String<br />
Trio. Stravinsky: L’Histoire du<br />
Soldat Suite for clarinet, violin<br />
& piano. Françaix: Quintet for<br />
flute, harp & strings. Stravinsky:<br />
Dumbarton Oaks Concerto.<br />
6:00 A Childhood in Berlin, 1927-<br />
1938: Readings from the<br />
autobiography of the late Max<br />
Newman, who grew up in a<br />
Jewish family in Nazi Germany.<br />
Being re-broadcast today in<br />
observance of Yom Hashoah<br />
(Holocaust Remembrance<br />
Day), this documentary<br />
from Jon Tolansky contains<br />
music classical, popular, and<br />
traditional from the time.<br />
7:00 From the Top with<br />
Christopher O’Riley: From<br />
Bogota, Colombia<br />
8:00 Collectors’ Corner with<br />
Henry Fogel: Wilhelm<br />
Furtwängler recordings reissued<br />
on the Pristine label<br />
10:00 Pipedreams: Organ music<br />
with Michael Barone<br />
11:00 Ryan Opera Center Recital<br />
Series: Songs of World<br />
War II – Sopranos Emily<br />
Birsan, Tracy Cantin, and Kiri<br />
Deonarine; mezzo-sopranos<br />
J’nai Bridges and Cecelia<br />
Hall; tenor Bernard Holcomb;<br />
baritone Will Liverman; bassbaritone<br />
David Govertsen;<br />
and pianist Craig Terry<br />
perform classical and pop<br />
songs from the 1940s.<br />
Monday 8<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: The<br />
Symphony VII<br />
8:00 Music/Words, the first of<br />
two broadcasts with poetry<br />
and music, co-hosted<br />
by pianist Inna Faliks and<br />
<strong>WFMT</strong>’s Kerry Frumkin.<br />
10:00 Critical Thinking with<br />
Andrew Patner<br />
11:00 Saint-Saëns Carnival of<br />
the Animals – Philharmonia/<br />
From Carnegie Hall:<br />
Jonathan Biss and the<br />
Elias String Quartet<br />
This concert from the current<br />
Carnegie Hall season is part of Biss’<br />
current concert initiative that he calls<br />
Schumann: Under the Influence.<br />
It will contain Robert Schumann’s<br />
Piano Quartet in E-Flat, Op 47,<br />
along with works by Mozart and<br />
Janacek. The concert also features<br />
a new work, a quintet for piano and<br />
strings by the youthful American<br />
composer Timothy (Timo) Andres.<br />
Friday, <strong>April</strong> 5, 8:00 pm<br />
Sir Charles Groves. Denon<br />
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Animal Poems – Ogden Nash,<br />
n. Caedmon TC-1282. [8:58]<br />
Respighi Gli Uccelli (The<br />
Birds) – Orpheus Chamber<br />
Orch. DG 437533-2. [18:14]<br />
Tuesday 9<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: The<br />
Symphony VII<br />
8:00 Tuesday Night Opera Special<br />
with Peter Van De Graaff:<br />
Wagner’s Greatest Hits<br />
11:00 Holbrooke The Raven, Op<br />
25 – Slovak Radio Sym/Adrian<br />
Leaper. Marco Polo 8.223446.<br />
[18:52] Poe The Raven – Basil<br />
Rathbone, n. Caedmon TC-<br />
1028. [8:15] Holbrooke The<br />
Bells Prelude, Op 50 – Slovak<br />
Radio Sym/Adrian Leaper.<br />
Marco Polo 8.223446. [10:35]<br />
Poe The Bells – Basil Rathbone,<br />
n. Caedmon CD-4148 (5). [4:02]<br />
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Wednesday 10<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
12:15 Live from the Cultural<br />
Center: A Dame Myra<br />
Hess Memorial Concert by<br />
pianist Inesa Sinkevych<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: The<br />
Symphony VII<br />
8:00 Santa Fe Chamber Music<br />
Festival – Bach: Violin & Oboe<br />
Concerto in c (Robert Ingliss,<br />
ob; William Preucil, v; string<br />
quintet & hc). Elgar: Piano<br />
Quintet in a, Op 84 (Jeremy<br />
Denk, p; Tokyo String Quartet).<br />
9:00 The Mozart Festival hosted by<br />
Hannes Eichmann – Mozart:<br />
Padre, germani, addio fr<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
Conrad Tao<br />
Music from the<br />
Gilmore Festival<br />
This biennial keyboard celebration<br />
takes place in Kalamazoo, MI. From<br />
classical to jazz, from orchestral<br />
concerts to solo recitals, from<br />
chamber music to music theater,<br />
the Irving S. Gilmore International<br />
Keyboard Festival seeks to present<br />
a wide variety of performances with<br />
emphasis on the piano repertory.<br />
From the 2012 festival, the <strong>WFMT</strong><br />
Radio Network is syndicating a 13-<br />
week series featuring performances<br />
by pianists including Emanuel Ax,<br />
Richard Goode, and Peter Serkin,<br />
plus Gilmore Young Artists George<br />
Li and Conrad Tao. Other artists to<br />
be heard on the <strong>April</strong> broadcasts<br />
include pianists Imogen Cooper,<br />
Kirill Gerstein, and Jeffrey Kahane,<br />
plus the festival chamber orchestra<br />
and the Grand Rapids Symphony.<br />
Saturdays, <strong>April</strong> 6, 13,<br />
20, and 27, 6:00 pm<br />
Idomeneo; Piano Trio in<br />
B-Flat, K 502; 3rd & 4th mvts<br />
fr Symphony #36 in C, K 425,<br />
Linz (Salzburg Mozarteum<br />
Orch/David Afkham & Ivor<br />
Bolton; Mojca Erdmann, s;<br />
Robert Levin, fortepiano; Frank<br />
Stadler, v; Peter Sigl, cello).<br />
10:00 Cedille Chicago Presents:<br />
The Grant Park Orchestra<br />
and Carlos Kalmar<br />
11:00 Frost Poem, After Apple-<br />
Picking – Robert Frost, n.<br />
Caedmon CD-2895 (3). [1:54]<br />
Carter Three Poems of Robert<br />
Frost – Patrick Mason, br;<br />
Speculum Musicae/David<br />
Starobin. Bridge 9292. [4:45]<br />
Liszt Orpheus, symphonic<br />
poem #4 – Berlin Phil/Zubin<br />
Mehta. Sony SK-66834.<br />
[10:46] Frost Poem, The Road<br />
Not Taken – Robert Frost,<br />
n. Caedmon CD-2895 (3).<br />
[1:00] Thompson Frostiana –<br />
Mormon Tabernacle Choir/Craig<br />
Jessop. Mormon Tabernacle<br />
Choir MTC-0005. [30:08]<br />
Thursday 11<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: The<br />
Symphony VII<br />
8:00 The New York Philharmonic<br />
This Week: Bernard Labadie,<br />
conductor; Isabelle Faust, violin<br />
– Bach: Orchestra Suite #4;<br />
Violin Concerto in E; Sinfonia<br />
fr Cantata #42; Violin Concerto<br />
in a; Orchestra Suite #3.<br />
10:00 Introductions: Spotlighting<br />
the Chicago area’s<br />
young musicians<br />
11:00 Grainger In a Nutshell – City<br />
of Birmingham Sym/Sir Simon<br />
Rattle. EMI CDC5-56412-2.<br />
[18:52] Paviour The Poet<br />
Sings – Lisa Harper-Brown,<br />
s; David Wickham, p. Stone<br />
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[17:20] Benjamin Cotillon –<br />
Sydney Sym/Patrick Thomas.<br />
ABC 442374-2 (2). [11:22]<br />
Friday 12<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: The<br />
Symphony VII<br />
8:00 Music in Chicago: Music of<br />
the Baroque in Concert – An<br />
all-Mozart program led by<br />
MOB music director Jane<br />
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Concerto #24 in c, K 491,<br />
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motet Exsultate, Jubilate and<br />
a concert-aria with soprano<br />
Arianna Zukerman; and the<br />
Symphony #39 in E-Flat, K 543.<br />
10:00 Best of Studs Terkel:<br />
Guitarist Oscar Ghiglia<br />
interviewed in 1993<br />
11:00 Jazz at Lincoln Center<br />
Radio: Jazz and Art II<br />
Saturday 13<br />
12:00 Marian McPartland’s<br />
Piano Jazz<br />
1:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
11:00 (Earlier than usual) From the<br />
Met: Wagner’s “Die Walküre” –<br />
Deborah Voigt (Brünnhilde);<br />
Mark Delavan (Wotan); Simon<br />
O’Neill (Siegmund); Martina<br />
Serafin (Sieglinde); Hans-Peter<br />
König (Hunding); Stephanie<br />
Blythe (Fricka); Metropolitan<br />
Opera Orch/ Fabio Luisi.<br />
4:30 Pledge Programming<br />
6:00 Gilmore International<br />
Keyboard Festival – Bach:<br />
English Suite #6 in d (Kiril<br />
Gerstein); Haydn: Piano<br />
Sonata in E-Flat, H XVI:52<br />
(Imogen Cooper).<br />
7:00 Sweet Folk Chicago<br />
with Rich Warren<br />
8:00 Folkstage hosted<br />
by Rich Warren: The<br />
Kathy Kallick Band<br />
9:00 The Midnight Special<br />
with Rich Warren<br />
Sunday 14<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 With Heart and Voice<br />
7:00 Mornings witwh<br />
Dennis Moore<br />
9:55 Fine Arts Calendar<br />
10:00 The New Releases<br />
with Lisa Flynn<br />
12:00 Saint-Saëns Marche héroïque,<br />
Op 34 – Philharmonia/Charles<br />
Dutoit. Lon 425021-2. [7:14]<br />
Dupré Poème héroïque, Op<br />
33 – Paul Riedo, o (Fisk, Sym<br />
Hall, Dallas); Dallas Wind Sym/<br />
Frederick Fennell. Reference<br />
RR-58. [9:06] Chausson<br />
Piano Trio in g, Op 3 – Pascal<br />
Devoyon, p; Philippe Graffin,<br />
v; Gary Hoffman, vc. Hyperion<br />
CDA-67028. [30:20]<br />
1:00 Chicago Symphony<br />
Orchestra Radio Broadcasts:<br />
David Robertson, conductor;<br />
Emanuel Ax, piano –<br />
Hindemith: Symphonic<br />
Metamorphoses of Themes<br />
by Weber. Beethoven:<br />
Piano Concerto #5,<br />
Emperor. Rachmaninoff:<br />
Symphonic Dances.<br />
3:00 Fiesta! Latin-American<br />
Music with Elbio Barilari<br />
4:00 Music from Roosevelt<br />
University hosted by Henry<br />
Fogel – Holst-Kreines: Jupiter<br />
fr The Planets (CCPA Brass).<br />
Verdi: Ave Maria fr Otello,<br />
arr trombone-piano (Rachel<br />
Castellanos, Yoko Yamada).<br />
Schumann: Fantasy in C<br />
(Alice Chenyang Xu, p).<br />
5:00 Chamber Music Society<br />
of Lincoln Center: Bach<br />
Cantatas – Cantata #168,<br />
Tue Rechnung! Donnerwort;<br />
Cantata #12, Weinen, Klagen,<br />
Sorgen, Zagen; Cantata #72,<br />
Alles nur nach Gottes Willen.<br />
6:00 (Earlier than usual) From the<br />
Top with Christopher O’Riley<br />
7:00 Ryan Opera Center Rising<br />
Stars: George Preston<br />
and Roger Pines co-host<br />
last night’s performance at<br />
the Civic Opera House.<br />
9:00 (Later than usual) Collectors’<br />
Corner with Henry Fogel:<br />
Wilhelm Furtwängler recordings<br />
reissued on the Pristine label<br />
11:00 (Later than usual)<br />
Pipedreams: Organ music<br />
with Michael Barone<br />
Monday 15<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: The<br />
Roaring Twenties<br />
8:00 Music/Words, the second of<br />
two broadcasts with poetry<br />
and music, co-hosted<br />
by pianist Inna Faliks and<br />
<strong>WFMT</strong>’s Kerry Frumkin.<br />
10:00 Critical Thinking with<br />
Andrew Patner<br />
11:00 Schubert Drei Klavierstücke<br />
(Impromptus), D 946 – Frank<br />
Braley, p. Harmonia Mundi<br />
HMN-911546. [28:50] Graf<br />
Flute Concerto in C – Gaby<br />
Pas-Van Riet, f; Pforzheim<br />
Southwest German Chamber<br />
Orch/Johannes Moesus.<br />
CPO 777724-2. [17:51]<br />
Tuesday 16<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: The<br />
Roaring Twenties<br />
8:00 The Tuesday Night<br />
Opera with Peter Van De<br />
Graaff: Wagner’s “Flying<br />
Dutchman” – Dietrich Fischer-<br />
Dieskau, Marianne Schech,<br />
Frick, Wunderlich, Berlin<br />
Staatskapelle/Konwitschny.<br />
24 APRIL 2013
2013 APRIL 25
In the Spotlight<br />
Esa-Pekka Salonen<br />
Chicago Symphony<br />
Orchestra Radio<br />
Broadcasts: Tristan<br />
A major theme of the 2012-13<br />
season of the Chicago Symphony<br />
Orchestra has been The Wagner<br />
Effect: exploring, during Richard<br />
Wagner’s bicentennial year, the<br />
tremendous influence his music<br />
had on composers of his own time<br />
and of the following generations.<br />
Forming part of the celebration were<br />
the February performances under<br />
guest conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen<br />
of Act 2 of the music drama Tristan<br />
und Isolde with tenor Stefan Vinke<br />
and soprano Linda Watson in the<br />
title roles. Said John Von Rhein in<br />
the Chicago Tribune: “[The lovers<br />
share] a passion that can thrive<br />
only under the protective cover of<br />
darkness, can only be fulfilled in the<br />
blessed oblivion of eternal night.<br />
Wagner’s death-intoxicated music<br />
never relaxes its grip on an audience.<br />
The listener, like the characters<br />
themselves, is caught up in a powerful<br />
trajectory of emotions quite unlike<br />
any other experience in music.”<br />
Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 7, 1:00 pm<br />
Berlin Classics BC-2097-2.<br />
11:00 Debussy Petite Suite – Pascal<br />
& Ami Rogé, p. Onyx 4047.<br />
[11:38] Roussel Petite Suite,<br />
Op 39 – Paris Orchestral<br />
Ensemble/David Stern. Naive<br />
V-4846. [12:23] Fauré La Bonne<br />
Chanson, Op 61 – Von Otter,<br />
ms; B Forsberg, p; instrumental<br />
ensemble. DG 447752-2. [21:58]<br />
Wednesday 17<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
Today’s Hess concert will be aired<br />
tomorrow evening at 10:00 pm.<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: The<br />
Roaring Twenties<br />
8:00 Santa Fe Chamber Music<br />
Festival – Beethoven: Piano<br />
Trio in c, Op 1/3 (Jeremy Denk,<br />
p; Benny Kim, v; Lynn Harrell,<br />
vc). Schoenberg: Chamber<br />
Symphony #! in E, Op 9 (Alan<br />
Gilbert conducting an ensemble<br />
of solo winds & strings).<br />
9:00 The Mozart Festival hosted by<br />
Hannes Eichmann – Mozart:<br />
Gloria fr Mass in C, K 257;<br />
Allegro fr Piano Concerto<br />
#22 in E-Flat, K 482; Tiger,<br />
wetze nur die Klauen fr Zaide;<br />
3rd & 4th mvts fr Symphony<br />
#41 in C, K 551, Jupiter<br />
(Emanuel Ax, p; musicians<br />
of Salzburg Dom; Camerata<br />
Salzburg, Bavarian RSO).<br />
10:00 Cedille Chicago<br />
Presents: Orchestras at<br />
Home and Abroad<br />
11:00 Kirchner Words from<br />
Wordsworth – Chorus/<br />
Scott Dunn. Verdant World<br />
Records VWR-002. [2:42] Finzi<br />
Intimations of Immortality,<br />
Op 29 – Philip Langridge,<br />
t; Royal Liverpool Cho,<br />
Phil/Richard Hickox. EMI<br />
CDC7-49913-2. [45:02]<br />
Thursday 18<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Pledge Programming<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
4:00 Newscast<br />
5:00 Business Report<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: The<br />
Roaring Twenties<br />
8:00 The New York Philharmonic<br />
This Week: Andras Schiff,<br />
conductor & piano – Bach:<br />
Keyboard Concerto in<br />
f. Mendelssohn: String<br />
Symphony #9 in C. Bach:<br />
Keyboard Concerto in D.<br />
Schumann: Symphony<br />
#4 in d, Op 120.<br />
10:00 A Dame Myra Hess<br />
Memorial Concert by<br />
soprano Amy Shoremount-<br />
Obra and pianist Eunjung<br />
Lee; recorded yesterday.<br />
11:00 Françaix Piano Concertino –<br />
Jean-Yves Thibaudet, p;<br />
Montreal Sym/Charles Dutoit.<br />
Lon 452448-2. [8:44] Roussel<br />
Cello Concertino, Op 57 –<br />
Jean-Guihen Queyras, vc; Paris<br />
Orchestral Ensemble/David<br />
Stern. Naive V-4846. [12:31]<br />
Milhaud Symphony #10, Op<br />
382 – Czech Phil/Zdenek Kosler.<br />
Praga PR-250012. [23:22]<br />
Friday 19<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Mornings with Carl<br />
Grapentine<br />
9:00 News Summary/Opening Wall<br />
Street • Fauré Poème d’un<br />
jour, Op 21 – Håkan Hagegård,<br />
br; Warren Jones, p. RCA<br />
68659-2. [5:52] Fauré Souvenir<br />
of Bayreuth, fantasy on themes<br />
from Wagner’s Ring – Chitose<br />
Okashiro & JY Song, p. Pro<br />
Piano 224521. [5:00] Wagner<br />
Tristan und Isolde: Love<br />
Night and Transfiguration –<br />
Hollywood Bowl Sym/John<br />
Mauceri. Phi 438867-2. [27:10]<br />
10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn •<br />
Handel Trio Sonata in G,<br />
Op 5/4 – London Baroque.<br />
Harmonia Mundi HMC-<br />
901389. [12:38] Bach Triple<br />
Concerto in a, BWV 1044 –<br />
English Baroque Soloists/Sir<br />
John Eliot Gardiner. Soli Deo<br />
Gloria SDG-165 (2). [20:32]<br />
11:00 Mussorgsky Pictures at an<br />
Exhibition – Bournemouth<br />
Sym/José Serebrier. Naxos<br />
8.557645. [28:49] Debussy<br />
Images, set 1: #1, Reflets<br />
dans l’eau – Aldo Ciccolini, p.<br />
EMI CDM5-66753-2. [5:18]<br />
12:00 Newscast • Prokofiev<br />
Symphony #1 in D, Op 25,<br />
Classical – Chicago Sym/<br />
James Levine. DG 439912-<br />
2. [13:55] Haydn Sonata Un<br />
Piccolo Divertimento (Variations)<br />
in f, H XVII:6 – Emanuel Ax,<br />
p. Sony 42086-2. [12:29]<br />
1:00 Afternoons with Kerry<br />
Frumkin • Mendelssohn<br />
Violin Concerto in d – Isabelle<br />
van Keulen, v; Nieuw<br />
Sinfonietta Amsterdam/Lev<br />
Markiz. Bis CD-935. [20:19]<br />
Stravinsky Pastorale (Song<br />
Without Words) – Isabelle<br />
van Keulen, v; Olli Mustonen,<br />
p. Phi 420953-2 (2). [3:19]<br />
2:00 Rota Concerto for Strings – I<br />
Musici. Phi 416356-2. [15:20]<br />
Vivaldi String Concerto in A,<br />
R 158 – Concerto Cologne.<br />
Capriccio 10233. [7:39]<br />
3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Elgar<br />
Froissart Overture, Op 19 –<br />
London Phil/Leonard Slatkin.<br />
RCA 60073-2. [13:45] Froissart<br />
Poem, Of the Chronicles of<br />
England. Caedmon TC-1054.<br />
[3:42] Berners The Triumph of<br />
Neptune Suite – Royal Liverpool<br />
Phil/Barry Wordsworth. EMI<br />
CDC7-47668-2. [22:05]<br />
4:00 Music with George Preston,<br />
including news, a business<br />
report at 5:00 pm, and<br />
The Unrush Hour between<br />
5:00 pm and 6:00 pm<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: The<br />
Roaring Twenties<br />
8:00 Music in Chicago – Live from<br />
NEIU: Clarinetist Jorge Montilla<br />
and pianist Kay Kim in a recital<br />
of Latin-American music.<br />
10:00 Best of Studs Terkel:<br />
Poet Carl Sandburg<br />
11:00 Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio:<br />
Celebrating Joe Henderson<br />
Saturday 20<br />
12:00 Marian McPartland’s<br />
Piano Jazz<br />
1:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Mornings with Dennis Moore<br />
8:55 Fine Arts Calendar<br />
9:00 (Earlier than usual)<br />
Introductions: Spotlighting<br />
the Chicago area’s<br />
young musicians<br />
10:00 (Earlier than usual) Live<br />
from the Met: Wagner’s<br />
“Siegfried” – Jay Hunter<br />
Morris (Siegfried); Deborah<br />
Voigt (Brünnhilde); Mark<br />
Delavan (Wanderer); Gerhard<br />
Siegel (Mime); Eric Owens<br />
(Alberich); Hans-Peter<br />
König (Fafner); Metropolitan<br />
Opera Orch/Fabio Luisi.<br />
4:00 From the Recording Horn<br />
with Andy Karzas<br />
4:30 Arias and Songs with Larry<br />
Johnson: Selections from<br />
operas by Meyerbeer<br />
5:00 Relevant Tones with<br />
Seth Boustead<br />
6:00 Gilmore International<br />
Keyboard Festival – Chopin:<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
Ward Stare<br />
Ryan Opera Center<br />
Rising Stars Concert<br />
To showcase the talented young<br />
singers of this season’s Ryan<br />
Opera Center roster, Lyric Opera of<br />
Chicago will present Rising Stars in<br />
Concert, arias and ensembles from<br />
a variety of operas, accompanied<br />
by members of the LOC Orchestra<br />
under Ward Stare’s direction. <strong>WFMT</strong>’s<br />
George Preston and Lyric’s Roger<br />
Pines will co-host our delayed<br />
broadcast of this exciting evening.<br />
Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 14,<br />
7:00 pm<br />
26 APRIL 2013
In the Spotlight<br />
George Gershwin<br />
Exploring Music:<br />
Bill McGlaughlin Visits<br />
The Roaring Twenties<br />
As Bill puts it: “In the 1920s, concert<br />
halls rocked with everything from jazz<br />
to airplane propellers, radio became<br />
a multimillion-dollar industry, and<br />
art and literature flowed like bathtub<br />
gin.” Five shows will focus on the<br />
lively musical activity in New York<br />
City – where composers including<br />
Copland, Varese, and Gershwin were<br />
working – plus Paris, home to the<br />
French Group des Six, and Berlin,<br />
with the innovations of Hindemith,<br />
Kurt Weill, and many others.<br />
Monday-Friday,<br />
<strong>April</strong> 15-19, 7:00 pm<br />
Andante Spianato and Grande<br />
Polonaise Brillante; Tao: Three<br />
Songs for Piano (Conrad Tao,<br />
p). Schumann: Piano Concerto<br />
in a (George Li, p; Grand Rapids<br />
Sym/David Lockington).<br />
7:00 Sweet Folk Chicago<br />
with Rich Warren<br />
8:00 Folkstage hosted by Rich<br />
Warren: Cindy Kallet, Ellen<br />
Epstein, Michael Cicone<br />
live from Levin Studio<br />
9:00 The Midnight Special<br />
with Rich Warren<br />
Sunday 21<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 With Heart and Voice<br />
7:00 Mornings with Dennis Moore<br />
9:55 Fine Arts Calendar<br />
10:00 The New Releases<br />
with Lisa Flynn<br />
12:00 Schumann Dichterliebe,<br />
Op 48 – Philippe Sly, b-br;<br />
Michael McMahon, p.<br />
Analekta AN2-9836. [30:03] C<br />
Schumann Piano Concerto<br />
in a, Op 7 – Angela Cheng, p;<br />
Women’s Phil/JoAnn Falletta.<br />
Koch 3-7169-2. [21:48]<br />
1:00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra<br />
Radio Broadcasts: Trevor<br />
Pinnock, conductor & piano;<br />
Kristian Bezuidenhout &<br />
Benjamin Hochman, pianos;<br />
Stefan Jackiw, violin; Paul<br />
Gomziakov, cello – Beethoven:<br />
Triple Concerto. Mendelssohn:<br />
Symphony #3, Scottish.<br />
Mozart: Three-Piano Concerto.<br />
3:00 Fiesta! Latin-American<br />
Music with Elbio Barilari<br />
4:00 Music from Roosevelt<br />
University hosted by Henry<br />
Fogel – Arensky: Finale fr<br />
Piano Trio in d (Trio Voce).<br />
Beach: Barcarolle; Danse<br />
d’Arlequin (Allegra Sorley, p).<br />
Respighi: The Pines of Rome<br />
(CCPA Orch). We also hear<br />
the conservatory chorus.<br />
5:00 Chamber Music Society<br />
of Lincoln Center: Mozart<br />
& Stravinsky – Mozart:<br />
String Quartet #19 in C, K<br />
465, Dissonant; Stravinsky:<br />
Violin & Piano Divertimento.<br />
6:00 Bloch Three Jewish Poems –<br />
Royal Phil/Dalia Atlas. ASV<br />
CDDCA-1019. [24:20] Lavry<br />
Three Jewish Dances – Jacques<br />
Israelievitch, v; John Greer,<br />
p. IBS 1028. [7:00] Cambini<br />
Sinfonia in F – Academia Montis<br />
Regalis/Luigi Mangiocavallo.<br />
Opus 111 OPS-30-244. [17:54]<br />
7:00 From the Top with<br />
Christopher O’Riley<br />
8:00 Collectors’ Corner with<br />
Henry Fogel: Wilhelm<br />
Furtwängler recordings reissued<br />
on the Pristine label<br />
10:00 Pipedreams: Organ music<br />
with Michael Barone<br />
11:00 Copland Danzón Cubano –<br />
Marcelo Bratke & Marcela<br />
Roggeri, p’s. Etcetera KTC-<br />
1223. [6:57] Gershwin Cuban<br />
Overture – Chicago Sym/<br />
James Levine. DG 445768-2.<br />
[9:48] Lecuona Siete Danzas<br />
Cubanas Tipicas – Thomas<br />
Tirino, p. Bis CD-794. [18:57]<br />
Monday 22<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Mornings with Carl<br />
Grapentine<br />
9:00 News Summary/Opening<br />
Wall Street • Foote Nocturne<br />
and Scherzo – Fenwick Smith,<br />
f; Boston Chamber Music<br />
Society. Northeastern NR-227.<br />
[13:00] Herbert Symphonic<br />
Poem, Hero and Leander, Op<br />
33 – Royal Phil/Karl Krueger.<br />
Bridge 9124 (3). [29:11]<br />
10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn •<br />
Schubert Violin Sonatina<br />
#1 in D, D 384 – Joseph<br />
Swensen, v; Jeffrey Kahane,<br />
p. RCA 7962-2. [12:38]<br />
Strauss Duet-Concertino –<br />
Nicole Kern, cl; Higinio Arrué,<br />
bn; German Chamber Phil/<br />
Paavo Järvi. Pentatone<br />
PTC-5186060. [18:18]<br />
11:00 Nielsen Symphony #3, Op<br />
27, Espansiva – London<br />
Sym/Sir Colin Davis. LSO<br />
Live 0722. [34:41]<br />
12:00 Newscast • Bach Toccata #2<br />
in c, BWV 911 – David Fray,<br />
p. Virgin Classics 070944-2.<br />
[10:08] Vaughan Williams<br />
Toccata marziale – -London<br />
Wind Orch/Denis Wick.<br />
ASV CDQS-6021. [5:09]<br />
1:00 Afternoons with Kerry<br />
Frumkin • Yeats Poem, A<br />
Man Young and Old – Siobhan<br />
McKenna; Cyril Cusack, n’s.<br />
Caedmon TC-1081. [1:55]<br />
Spohr Symphony #7 in C, Op<br />
121, The Earthly and Divine<br />
in Human Life – Slovak Radio<br />
Sym Bratislava/Alfred Walter.<br />
Marco Polo 8.223432. [33:50]<br />
2:00 CHR Reynolds Two Poems in<br />
Homage to Delius – Stephen<br />
Hough, p. Hyperion CDA-67267.<br />
[11:28] Delius Eventyr (Once<br />
Upon a Time) – Royal Liverpool<br />
Phil/Sir Charles Groves. EMI<br />
CDM7-63171-2. [15:32]<br />
3:00 Fine Arts Calendar •<br />
Copland Eight Poems of Emily<br />
Dickinson – Dawn Upshaw,<br />
s; St. Paul Chamber Orch/<br />
Hugh Wolff. Teldec 77310-2.<br />
[21:09] Dickinson Poems,<br />
This is my letter to the world,<br />
The soul selects her own<br />
society, etc – Julie Harris, n.<br />
Caedmon TC-1119. [5:12]<br />
4:00 Music with George Preston,<br />
including news, a business<br />
report at 5:00 pm, and<br />
The Unrush Hour between<br />
5:00 pm and 6:00 pm<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: Water Music<br />
8:00 Live from <strong>WFMT</strong>:<br />
Clarinetist Steve Cohen<br />
with strings and piano<br />
10:00 Critical Thinking with<br />
Andrew Patner<br />
11:00 Haydn Cello Concerto #1 in<br />
C, H VIIb:1 – Jacqueline Du<br />
Pré, vc; English Chamber<br />
Orch/Daniel Barenboim. EMI<br />
CMS7-69707-2 (2). [25:56]<br />
Bach Cello Suite #4 in Eb,<br />
BWV 1010 – Antonio Meneses,<br />
vc. Avie AV-0052 (2). [22:38]<br />
Tuesday 23<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Mornings with Carl<br />
Grapentine<br />
9:00 News Summary/Opening Wall<br />
Street • Ravel Gaspard de la<br />
nuit, with poetry reading – Gina<br />
Bachauer, p; Sir John Gielgud,<br />
n. Mercury 434359-2. [22:48]<br />
Lortzing Undine Overture –<br />
Berlin Radio Sym/Robert<br />
Heger. EMI CMS7-63208-2<br />
(2). [9:35] Weber Oberon<br />
Overture – Philharmonia/Erich<br />
Leinsdorf. Sera 69039-2. [8:58]<br />
10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn •<br />
Various Pater Noster; Quatre<br />
Petites Prières de François<br />
2013 APRIL 27
In the Spotlight<br />
Pierre-Laurent Aimard<br />
The New York<br />
Philharmonic This<br />
Week: Aimard Plays<br />
A New Concerto<br />
The U.S premiere of<br />
Le Désenchantement du Monde,<br />
Symphonic Concerto for Piano and<br />
Orchestra is being given this month<br />
by conductor David Robertson, the<br />
New York Philharmonic, and pianist<br />
Pierre-Laurent Aimard, a longtime<br />
friend of the composer, France’s<br />
Tristan Murail. The composer has<br />
said: “Can one still write for the piano<br />
today? Through the 19th century<br />
and to the beginning of the 20th it<br />
was the emblematic instrument…but<br />
has it survived the array of tortures<br />
inflicted upon it by the end of the 20th<br />
century? After the clusters of Henry<br />
Cowell, the preparations of John<br />
Cage, the ornithological percussions<br />
of Messiaen, the electrified mantras<br />
of Stockhausen, and the various<br />
scrapings and pinchings of strings –<br />
what space is left to the imagination?”<br />
Murail’s new concerto is his attempt<br />
to answer the question. On the<br />
same program Aimard will also<br />
play a much more familiar work:<br />
Mozart’s Concerto in A, K 488.<br />
Thursday, <strong>April</strong> 25,<br />
8:00 pm<br />
d’Assise; Domine Dominus<br />
Noster – King’s Singers. Naxos<br />
8.572987. [11:20] Milhaud<br />
La Cheminée du Roi René,<br />
Op 205 – Scandinavian Wind<br />
Quintet. Paula PACD-58. [12:48]<br />
11:00 Berlioz Harold in Italy,<br />
Op 16 – David Aaron<br />
Carpenter, vi; Helsinki Phil/<br />
Vladimir Ashkenazy. Ondine<br />
ODE-1188-2. [43:19]<br />
12:00 Newscast • Bach Brandenburg<br />
Concerto #1 in F, BWV<br />
1046 – European Brandenburg<br />
Ensemble/Trevor Pinnock.<br />
Avie AV-2119 (2). [19:08]<br />
Handel Keyboard Suite in d –<br />
David Greilsammer, p. Sony<br />
Classical 88697929692. [6:59]<br />
1:00 Afternoons with Kerry<br />
Frumkin • Beethoven Leonore<br />
Overture #2, Op 72a – Berlin<br />
Phil/Herbert von Karajan. DG<br />
B0009666-72 (23). [14:44]<br />
Beethoven Song-cycle, An die<br />
ferne Geliebte, Op 98 – Stephan<br />
Genz, br; Roger Vignoles, p.<br />
Hyperion CDA-67055. [14:08]<br />
2:00 Farwell The Gods of the<br />
Mountains, Op 52: Suite – Royal<br />
Phil/Karl Krueger. Bridge 9124<br />
(3). [19:04] Yeats The Song<br />
of Old Mother; The Lake Isle<br />
of Innisfree – WB Yeats, n.<br />
Caedmon CD-2895 (3). [1:56]<br />
3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Delius<br />
Violin Sonata #2 – Janice<br />
Graham, v; Israela Margalit, p.<br />
EMI CDC5-55399-2. [11:26]<br />
Haydn Violin and Keyboard<br />
Concerto in F, H XVIII:6 –<br />
Davidovich, p; Hudecek,<br />
v; Prague Chamber Orch/<br />
Sitkovetsky. Supraphon<br />
SU-3265-2031. [17:54]<br />
4:00 Music with George Preston,<br />
including news, a business<br />
report at 5:00 pm, and<br />
The Unrush Hour between<br />
5:00 pm and 6:00 pm<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: Water Music<br />
8:00 The Tuesday Night Opera with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff: Verdi’s<br />
“Alzira” – Ramon Vargas, other<br />
soloists, Suisse Romande Orch/<br />
Fabio Luisi. Phi 464628-2 (2).<br />
11:00 Tomasek Six Eclogues, Op 35 –<br />
Phyllis Moss, p. Centaur CRC-<br />
2411. [22:36] Finzi Eclogue,<br />
Op 10 – Joshua Pierce, p;<br />
Slovak Radio Sym/Kirk Trevor.<br />
Kleos KL-5137. [8:56] Sainton<br />
The Dream of the Marionette –<br />
Philharmonia/Matthias Bamert.<br />
Chandos CHAN-9539. [18:27]<br />
Wednesday 24<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Mornings with Carl<br />
Grapentine<br />
9:00 News Summary/Opening Wall<br />
Street • Walton Façade Suites<br />
1 & 2 – St. Paul Chamber Orch/<br />
Hugh Wolff. Teldec 90852-2.<br />
[22:00] Sitwell The Bee Oracles;<br />
Dido’s Song – Dame Edith<br />
Sitwell, n. Caedmon TC-1016.<br />
[6:24] Purcell Dido and Aeneas:<br />
Thy hand, Belinda...When I am<br />
laid in earth – Olga Borodina,<br />
ms; Welsh National Opera Orch/<br />
Carlo Rizzi. Phi 446663-2. [5:28]<br />
Boyce Trio Sonata #10 in e –<br />
Parley of Instruments. Hyperion<br />
CDA-67151/52 (2). [7:58]<br />
10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn •<br />
Strauss Salome, Op 54:<br />
Dance of the Seven Veils –<br />
Vienna Phil/Gustavo Dudamel.<br />
DG B0017175-02. [10:13]<br />
Saint-Saëns Danse macabre,<br />
Op 40 – Yuja Wang, p.<br />
DG B0016606-02. [7:52]<br />
11:00 Beethoven Violin Sonata<br />
#5 in F, Op 24, Spring –<br />
Leonidas Kavakos, v; Enrico<br />
Pace, p. Decca 4783523 (3).<br />
[24:37] Vaughan Williams<br />
Loch Lomond; Early in the<br />
Spring – London Madrigal<br />
Singers. EMI 65123-2. [5:30]<br />
12:00 Newscast<br />
12:15 Live from the Cultural<br />
Center: A Dame Myra Hess<br />
Memorial Concert by pianist<br />
Yi-Chiu Rachel Chao<br />
1:00 Afternoons with Kerry<br />
Frumkin • Tchaikovsky Violin<br />
Concerto in D, Op 35 – Leila<br />
Josefowicz, v; St Martin’s<br />
Academy/Sir Neville Marriner.<br />
Phi 446131-2. [33:45]<br />
2:00 Spender Poem, Seascape –<br />
Stephen Spender, n. Caedmon<br />
CD-2895 (3). [3:00] Bridge<br />
Suite, The Sea – Long<br />
Beach Sym/JoAnn Falletta.<br />
Albany TROY-364. [23:20]<br />
3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Smetana<br />
Má Vlast (My Fatherland):<br />
From Bohemia’s Meadows<br />
and Forests – Czech Phil/<br />
Vaclav Neumann. Supraphon<br />
110711-2. [12:46] Smetana Má<br />
Vlast (My Fatherland): Tábor –<br />
Chicago Sym/Rafael Kubelik.<br />
Mercury 434379-2. [13:21]<br />
4:00 Music with George Preston,<br />
including news, a business<br />
report at 5:00 pm, and<br />
The Unrush Hour between<br />
5:00 pm and 6:00 pm<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: Water Music<br />
8:00 Santa Fe Chamber Music<br />
Festival – Busoni: Elegy;<br />
Bernstein: Clarinet Sonata<br />
(David Shifrin, cl; Anne-Marie<br />
McDermott, p). Brahms:<br />
Horn Trio in E-Flat, Op 40<br />
(Philip Myers, fh; Lily Francis,<br />
v; Inon Barnatan, p).<br />
9:00 The Mozart Festival hosted by<br />
Hannes Eichmann – Salieri:<br />
Arias fr Les Danaides. Mozart:<br />
1st mvt of Symphony #40 in<br />
g, K 550; Violin Sonata in C, K<br />
403. Mendelssohn: Symphony<br />
#3 in a, Op 56, Scottish (Mojca<br />
Erdmann, s; Frank Stadler,<br />
v; Robert Levin, fortepiano;<br />
Salzburg Mozarteum Orch,<br />
Bavarian RSO). The final broadcast<br />
in this Salzburg series.<br />
10:00 Cedille Chicago Presents:<br />
Two New Releases<br />
11:00 Sandburg Poem, The Windy<br />
City – Carl Sandburg, n.<br />
Caedmon CD-2895 (3).<br />
[15:37] Sowerby Prairie: A<br />
Poem for Orchestra – Czech<br />
National Sym/Paul Freeman.<br />
Cedille CDR-90000033.<br />
[16:41] Grieg Violin Sonata<br />
#1 in F, Op 8 – Gerald<br />
Tarack, v; David Hancock, p.<br />
Bridge BCD-9026. [18:23]<br />
Thursday 25<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Mornings with Carl<br />
Grapentine<br />
9:00 News Summary/Opening Wall<br />
Street • Poulenc Les Animaux<br />
Modèles Suite – French<br />
National Orch/Charles Dutoit.<br />
Lon 452937-2. [20:36] Fontaine<br />
Fables, The Crow and the<br />
Pitcher; The Country Mouse and<br />
the Town Mouse – Boris Karloff,<br />
n. Caedmon TC-1221. [2:00]<br />
Offenbach Les Fables de la<br />
Fontaine – Gabrielle Philiponet,<br />
s; Anaik Morel, ms; Stéphane<br />
Malbec-Garcia, t; Marc<br />
Canturri, br; Nicolai Krügel,<br />
p. Liverpool Philharmonic<br />
LPOFFCD-00211. [25:11]<br />
10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn •<br />
Vivaldi Bassoon Concerto in<br />
C, R 475 – Sergio Azzolini,<br />
b; L’Aura Soave Cremona.<br />
Naive OP-30539. [12:36]<br />
Weber Clarinet Concerto #1<br />
in f, Op 73 – Sabine Meyer,<br />
cl; Dresden Staatskapelle/<br />
Herbert Blomstedt. EMI<br />
CDC5-67988-2. [21:07]<br />
11:00 Korngold Much Ado About<br />
Nothing Suite – Mineria<br />
Sym/Carlos Miguel Prieto.<br />
In the Spotlight<br />
David Daniels<br />
Live from the Met:<br />
A Handel Classic<br />
A new production at the Metropolitan<br />
Opera this season is Handel’s Giulio<br />
Cesare, or Julius Caesar. David<br />
McVicar’s staging “incorporates<br />
elements of Baroque theater and<br />
19th-century British imperialism<br />
to illuminate the opera’s themes<br />
of love, war, and empire-building,”<br />
according to the Met’s preview.<br />
David Daniels sings the title role<br />
with Natalie Dessay as Cleopatra,<br />
Alice Coote as Sesto, and Patricia<br />
Bardon as Cornelia, with Baroque<br />
maven Harry Bicket conducting.<br />
Saturday, <strong>April</strong> 27,<br />
11:00 am (special time)<br />
Photo: Robert Recker<br />
28 APRIL 2013
Jean Sibelius • CSO • Sunday,<br />
<strong>April</strong> 28, at 1:00 pm<br />
Naxos 8.570791. [16:13]<br />
Barber Chorus, Twelfth<br />
Night (1969; poem by Laurie<br />
Lee) – Conspirare/Craig<br />
Hella Johnson. Harmonia<br />
Mundi HMU-807522. [3:56]<br />
12:00 Newscast • Schubert Piano<br />
Sonata in C, D 840, Reliquie –<br />
Paul Lewis, p. Harmonia<br />
Mundi 902115.16 (2). [25:29]<br />
1:00 Afternoons with Kerry<br />
Frumkin • Brahms Variations<br />
on a Theme by Haydn, Op<br />
56a – Cleveland Orch/George<br />
Szell. Sony SBK-46534. [17:24]<br />
Szell Variations on An Original<br />
Theme, Op 4 – Lithuanian<br />
National Phil/Leon Botstein.<br />
Arabesque Z-6752. [14:57]<br />
2:00 Bosmans Poème – Dmitri<br />
Ferschtman, vc; Netherlands<br />
Radio Chamber Orch/Ed<br />
Spanjaard. NM Classics 92040.<br />
[14:32] Chausson Poème,<br />
Op 25 – Philippe Graffin, v;<br />
Royal Liverpool Phil/Vernon<br />
Handley. Avie AV-2091. [15:03]<br />
3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Liszt<br />
Années de pèlerinage, 2nd Year,<br />
Italy: Three Petrarch Sonnets –<br />
Muza Rubackyte, p. Lyrinx LYR-<br />
2216 (3). [17:27] Shakespeare<br />
Sonnet #30 – Hurd Hatfield,<br />
n. Caedmon TC-1021. [1:40]<br />
4:00 Music with George Preston,<br />
including news, a business<br />
report at 5:00 pm, and<br />
The Unrush Hour between<br />
5:00 pm and 6:00 pm<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: Water Music<br />
8:00 The New York Philharmonic<br />
This Week: David Robertson,<br />
conductor; Pierre-Laurent<br />
Aimard, piano – Messiaen: Les<br />
Offrandes oubliées. Mozart:<br />
Piano Concerto #23 in A, K 488.<br />
Tristan Murail: Piano Concerto<br />
(US premiere performance).<br />
Beethoven: Symphony #2 in D.<br />
10:00 Introductions: Spotlighting<br />
the Chicago area’s<br />
young musicians<br />
11:00 Haydn String Quartet in G, Op<br />
2/2 – Kodaly String Quartet.<br />
Naxos 8.550399. [19:05]<br />
Beethoven Piano Sonata #2<br />
in A, Op 2/2 – Paul Lewis,<br />
p. Harmonia Mundi HMX-<br />
2901902.11 (10). [24:36]<br />
Friday 26<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Mornings with Carl<br />
Grapentine<br />
9:00 News Summary/Opening<br />
Wall Street • Schubert Five<br />
Minuets with Six Trios, D 89 –<br />
Chamber Orch of Europe/Gidon<br />
Kremer, v. DG 437535-2. [15:20]<br />
Paderewski Menuet in G, Op<br />
14/1 – Daniell Revenaugh,<br />
p. EMI CDC7-54129-2.<br />
[3:52] Paderewski Violin<br />
Sonata in a, Op 13 – Wanda<br />
Wilkomirska, v; Paul Dan, p.<br />
Ambitus AMB-97830. [24:08]<br />
10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn •<br />
Purcell Keyboard Suite #6<br />
in D – Richard Egarr, hc.<br />
Harmonia Mundi HMU-907428.<br />
[5:13] Britten A Simple<br />
Symphony, Op 4 – English<br />
Sym/William Boughton.<br />
Nimbus NI-7017. [16:51]<br />
11:00 Dvorák Czech Suite, Op<br />
39 – Bournemouth Sym/José<br />
Serebrier. Warner Classics<br />
66656-3. [23:07] Suk O<br />
Matince (About Mother),<br />
Op 28: #5, Remembering –<br />
Radoslav Kvapil, p. Unicorn<br />
DKPCD-9159. [5:04]<br />
12:00 Newscast • Prokofiev Violin<br />
Concerto #2 in g, Op 63 –<br />
Janine Jansen, v; London<br />
Phil/Vladimir Jurowski. Decca<br />
B0017466-02. [27:02]<br />
1:00 Afternoons with Kerry<br />
Frumkin • Satie Trois Morceaux<br />
en Forme de Poire – Utah Sym/<br />
Maurice Abravanel. Vanguard<br />
OVC-4030. [13:10] Rimsky-<br />
Korsakov Capriccio espagnol,<br />
Op 34 – French National<br />
Sym/Roger Désormière. EMI<br />
CDM5-66829-2. [14:57]<br />
2:00 Bridge There Is A Willow<br />
Grows Aslant A Brook – New<br />
Zealand Chamber Orch/<br />
Nicholas Braithwaite. Koch<br />
3-7139-2. [10:33] Butterworth<br />
The Banks of Green Willow –<br />
English Sinfonia/Neville Dilkes.<br />
EMI CDM5-65615-2. [6:05]<br />
3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Nielsen<br />
Little Suite for Strings, Op<br />
1 – Norwegian Chamber Orch/<br />
Iona Brown. Virgin Classics<br />
45224-2. [15:38] Borodin Petite<br />
Suite – Vladimir Leyetchkiss,<br />
p. Centaur CRC-2398. [22:07]<br />
4:00 Music with George Preston,<br />
including news, a business<br />
report at 5:00 pm, and<br />
The Unrush Hour between<br />
5:00 pm and 6:00 pm<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin: Water Music<br />
8:00 Music in Chicago: The<br />
Elgin Symphony in<br />
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Chicago Symphony:<br />
Salonen and Yo-Yo Ma<br />
Cellist and CSO creative consultant<br />
Yo-Yo Ma joined the orchestra under<br />
Esa-Pekka Salonen this winter to<br />
perform the Cello Concerto by Witold<br />
Lutoslawski. Writing in the Chicago<br />
Tribune, John Von Rhein noted:<br />
“With this 1970 masterpiece, written<br />
for cellist Mstislav Rostropovich,<br />
Lutoslawski re-invented the<br />
relationship between soloist and<br />
orchestra. The subliminal dramatic<br />
scheme casts the cellist as a solitary<br />
individual menaced by the orchestral<br />
mob…. Only at the end of this<br />
tumultuous battle of wills are the<br />
tables turned, and the cello’s voice<br />
prevails, undimmed and indomitable:<br />
order has been restored out of chaos.”<br />
On the same program are tone<br />
poems by Sibelius and Tchaikovsky.<br />
Concert – Donato Cabrera,<br />
conductor; Alexander<br />
Schimpf, piano; Elgin Choral<br />
Union – Brahms: Song of<br />
Destiny. Schubert: Symphony<br />
#9 in C, Great. Beethoven:<br />
Choral Fantasy in c, Op 80.<br />
10:00 Best of Studs Terkel<br />
11:00 Jazz at Lincoln Center<br />
Radio: Regina Carter<br />
and Stefon Harris<br />
Saturday 27<br />
Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 28,<br />
1:00 pm<br />
12:00 Marian McPartland’s<br />
Piano Jazz<br />
1:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Mornings with Dennis Moore<br />
9:55 Fine Arts Calendar<br />
10:00 (Earlier than usual)<br />
Introductions: Spotlighting<br />
the Chicago area’s<br />
young musicians<br />
11:00 (Earlier than usual) Live<br />
from the Met: Handel’s<br />
“Julius Caesar” – David<br />
Daniels (Caesar); Natalie<br />
Dessay (Cleopatra); Alice<br />
Coote (Sesto); Patricia Bardon<br />
(Cornelia); Metropolitan Opera<br />
Cho & Orch/Harry Bicket.<br />
4:00 From the Recording Horn<br />
with Andy Karzas<br />
4:30 Arias and Songs with<br />
Larry Johnson: The art<br />
of tenor Franco Corelli<br />
5:00 Relevant Tones with<br />
Seth Boustead<br />
6:00 Gilmore International<br />
Keyboard Festival – Copland:<br />
Variations (Emanuel Ax,<br />
p). Kahane: Django: Tiny<br />
Variations on A Big Dog<br />
(Jeffrey Kahane, p). Poulenc:<br />
Two-Piano Concerto (Ingrid<br />
Fliter, Vanessa Perez, Gilmore<br />
Festival CO). Various: Diabelli<br />
Variations (Yu-Lien The, p).<br />
7:00 Sweet Folk Chicago<br />
with Rich Warren<br />
8:00 Folkstage hosted by Rich<br />
Warren: We’re About 9<br />
live from Levin Studio<br />
9:00 The Midnight Special<br />
with Rich Warren<br />
Sunday 28<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 With Heart and Voice<br />
7:00 Mornings with Dennis Moore<br />
9:55 Fine Arts Calendar<br />
10:00 The New Releases<br />
with Lisa Flynn<br />
12:00 Baxter The Nature of Poetry:<br />
Part 1 – Robert Baxter, n.<br />
Spoken Arts 703. [23:00]<br />
Baxter The Nature of Poetry:<br />
Part 2 – Robert Baxter, n.<br />
Spoken Arts 703. [26:23]<br />
1:00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra<br />
Radio Broadcasts: Esa-Pekka<br />
Salonen, conductor; Yo-Yo<br />
Ma, cello – Sibelius: Pohjola’s<br />
Daughter; Symphony #7 in C.<br />
Lutoslawski: Cello Concerto.<br />
Tchaikovsky: Francesca<br />
da Rimini. Plus: Ma plays<br />
Haydn’s Cello Concerto #2.<br />
3:00 Fiesta! Latin-American<br />
Music with Elbio Barilari<br />
4:00 Music from Roosevelt<br />
University hosted by Henry<br />
Fogel – PDQ Bach: My Bonnie<br />
Lass She Smelleth. Monk<br />
Straight No Chaser (John<br />
Nugent, jazz-g). Schoenberg:<br />
Pierrot Lunaire (Julia Bentley,<br />
ms; Kuang-Hao Huang, p; other<br />
soloists). The Schoenberg is<br />
introduced by Mr Huang.<br />
5:00 Chamber Music Society of<br />
Lincoln Center: Beethoven-<br />
Mendelssohn-Hummel –<br />
Mendelssohn: Andante<br />
Sostenuto and Variations fr<br />
Op 81. Beethoven: Songcycle,<br />
An die ferne Geliebte,<br />
Op 98. Hummel: Septet in d<br />
for winds, strings & piano.<br />
6:00 Vivaldi The Four Seasons:<br />
Spring – Alan Loveday, v; St<br />
Martin’s Academy/Sir Neville<br />
Marriner. Decca B0006627-02.<br />
[11:22] Rossetti Poem, Spring –<br />
Georgina Sutton, n. Naxos<br />
NA-192012. [1:55] Zemlinsky<br />
Cantata, The Burial of Spring –<br />
Voigt, DR Albert; Düsseldorf<br />
Musikverein Cho, Gürzenich<br />
Orch/Conlon. EMI CDC5-<br />
56474-2. [24:16] Goldmark<br />
Overture, Springtime, Op<br />
36 – Ireland National Sym/<br />
Stephen Gunzenhauser.<br />
Naxos 8.550745. [9:45]<br />
7:00 From the Top with<br />
Christopher O’Riley<br />
8:00 Collectors’ Corner with<br />
Henry Fogel: Wilhelm<br />
Furtwängler recordings reissued<br />
on the Pristine label<br />
10:00 Pipedreams: Organ music<br />
with Michael Barone<br />
11:00 Accolay Violin Concerto<br />
#1 in a – Itzhak Perlman, v;<br />
Juilliard Orch/Lawrence Foster.<br />
EMI CDC5-56750-2. [7:36]<br />
Sibelius Violin Concerto in d,<br />
Op 47 – Leonidas Kavakos,<br />
v; Lahti Sym/Osmo Vänskä.<br />
Bis CD-500. [39:14]<br />
Monday 29<br />
12:00 Through the Night with<br />
Peter Van De Graaff<br />
6:00 Mornings with Carl<br />
Grapentine<br />
9:00 News Summary/Opening Wall<br />
Street • Bozza Shepherds<br />
of Provence, Op 43 – David<br />
Matthews, ob; Patrick<br />
McFarland, eh. Arundax 80140.<br />
[9:54] Handel Il pastor fido:<br />
Overture (Suite) – English<br />
Concert/Trevor Pinnock.<br />
Archive 419219-2. [24:01]<br />
Françaix L’Heure du berger –<br />
Pascal Rogé, p; wind soloists.<br />
Lon 425861-2. [7:23]<br />
10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn •<br />
Haydn Symphony #6 in D,<br />
Le Matin – Austro-Hungarian<br />
Haydn Orch/Adam Fischer.<br />
Nimbus NI-5240. [22:42]<br />
Anonymous Morning<br />
from Las Huelgas Codex –<br />
Anonymous 4. Harmonia<br />
Mundi HMU-807510. [6:19]<br />
11:00 Beethoven Piano Trio #5<br />
in E-Flat, Op 70/2 – Juho<br />
Pohjonen, p; Benjamin Beilman,<br />
v; David Finckel, vc. Music@<br />
Menlo Live 2012 (6). [29:26]<br />
12:00 Newscast • Vivaldi Flute<br />
Concerto in D, R 428 (Op<br />
10/3), Il Gardellino – Giovanni<br />
Antonini, r; Il Giardino<br />
Armonico. Teldec 73267-2.<br />
[10:17] Rossini La Gazza<br />
Ladra Overture – Philharmonia/<br />
Carlo Maria Giulini. EMI<br />
CDM7-69042-2. [8:28]<br />
1:00 Afternoons with Kerry<br />
Frumkin • Bruch Violin<br />
Concerto #2 in d, Op 44 –<br />
Nai-Yuan Hu, v; Seattle<br />
Sym/Gerard Schwarz.<br />
Delos DE-3156. [24:35]<br />
2:00 Debussy L’Isle Joyeuse – Alexis<br />
Weissenberg, p. DG 415510-<br />
2. [4:43] Rachmaninoff The<br />
Isle of the Dead, Op 29 – San<br />
Diego Sym/Yoav Talmi. Pro<br />
Arte CDS-3450. [21:19]<br />
3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Stevens<br />
The Poem That Took the<br />
Place of a Mountain – Wallace<br />
Stevens, n. Caedmon TC-<br />
1068. [1:00] Hovhaness<br />
Symphony #2, Op 132,<br />
Mysterious Mountain – Dallas<br />
Sym/Andrew Litton. Dorian<br />
DOR-90224. [16:58]<br />
4:00 Music with George Preston,<br />
including news, a business<br />
report at 5:00 pm, and<br />
The Unrush Hour between<br />
5:00 pm and 6:00 pm<br />
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky • CSO •<br />
Sunday, <strong>April</strong> 28, at 1:00 pm<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin:<br />
Cello Concertos<br />
8:00 Live from <strong>WFMT</strong>: Duopianists<br />
Claire Aebersold<br />
and Ralph Neiweem perform<br />
Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring<br />
in honor of the historic<br />
work’s 100th anniversary.<br />
10:00 Critical Thinking with<br />
Andrew Patner<br />
11:00 Franck Les Djinns (The<br />
Demons) – Berlin Radio<br />
Sym/Vladimir Ashkenazy,<br />
p. Lon 425432-2. [13:20]<br />
Franck Symphonic Poem,<br />
Rédemption – Chicago Sym/<br />
Desiré Defauw. RCA 60206-<br />
2 (3). [10:09] Franck Les<br />
Éolides – New York Phil/<br />
Kurt Masur. Teldec 74863-2.<br />
[11:20] Franck Le Chasseur<br />
maudit – Philadelphia<br />
Orch/Riccardo Muti. EMI<br />
CDM7-64747-2. [15:21]<br />
Tuesday 30<br />
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Grapentine<br />
9:00 News Summary/Opening<br />
Wall Street • Dvorák Octet-<br />
Serenade, Op 22 – New York<br />
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Harmonie Ensemble/Steven<br />
Richman. Music & Arts CD-926.<br />
[27:41] Krommer Octet-<br />
Partita in F, Op 57 – Sabine<br />
Meyer Wind Ensemble. EMI<br />
CDC7-54383-2. [18:53]<br />
10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn •<br />
Ravel Le Tombeau de<br />
Couperin – Robert Casadesus,<br />
p. Sony MH2K-63316 (2).<br />
[22:21] Fauré Cantique de<br />
Jean Racine, Op 11 – Orch de<br />
Paris & Cho/Paavo Järvi. Virgin<br />
Classics 070921-2. [4:53]<br />
11:00 Szymanowski Symphony #2<br />
in B-Flat, Op 19 – BBC Sym/<br />
Edward Gardner. Chandos<br />
CHSA-5115. [33:12]<br />
12:00 Newscast • Telemann Don<br />
Quichotte Suite – St Luke’s<br />
Orch. Musicmasters MMD-<br />
60210-X. [16:10] Torroba Aires<br />
de la Mancha – David Russell,<br />
g. Telarc CD-80451. [7:55]<br />
1:00 Afternoons with Kerry<br />
Frumkin • Sibelius<br />
Impromptu – Virtuosi di<br />
Kuhmo/Peter Csaba, v. Ondine<br />
ODE-830-2. [6:53] Chopin<br />
Impromptu #2 in F-Sharp,<br />
Op 36 – Kemal Gekic, p. VAI<br />
VAIA-1180. [5:14] Schubert<br />
Four Impromptus, D 899 (Op<br />
90): #1 in c – Imogen Cooper,<br />
p. Avie AV-2158 (2). [9:44]<br />
2:00 Beethoven String Quartet #12<br />
in E-Flat, Op 127 – Guarneri<br />
Quartet. Phi 420926-2. [37:41]<br />
3:00 Fine Arts Calendar •<br />
Browning Poem, The Sleep –<br />
Rachel Bavidge, n. Naxos NA-<br />
192012. [3:22] Mendelssohn<br />
Piano Trio in d, Op 11 – Atlantis<br />
Trio. Musica Omnia MO-0105.<br />
[26:48] Dickinson Poem,<br />
A something in a summer’s<br />
day – Teresa Gallagher, n.<br />
Naxos NA-185612. [1:22]<br />
4:00 Music with George Preston,<br />
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report at 5:00 pm, and<br />
The Unrush Hour between<br />
Claire Aebersold and Ralph<br />
Neiweem • Live from <strong>WFMT</strong> •<br />
Monday, <strong>April</strong> 29 at 8:00 pm<br />
5:00 pm and 6:00 pm<br />
7:00 Exploring Music with<br />
Bill McGlaughlin:<br />
Cello Concertos<br />
8:00 The Tuesday Night Opera<br />
with Peter Van De Graaff:<br />
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Britten’s “Albert Herring” –<br />
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DG 4776409 (5). [33:05] Walker<br />
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