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Downton Abbey Is Back!Just in time for the new year, Downton Abbey is returning on WGBH’sMasterpiece, with seven new episodes that take you back inside themajestic and melodramatic English country estate. Last season closedwith the reluctant heir to Downton, Matthew Crawley (Dan Stevens),recovered from his war wounds and ready to tie the knot with theeldest of Lord and Lady Grantham’s daughters, Lady Mary (MichelleDockery). Meanwhile, Mary’s youngest sister, Sybil (Jessica Brown-Findlay), had eloped to Ireland with the political-minded chauffeur,Branson (Allen Leech), and was expecting a child.A tantalizing glimpse ahead: Downton’simpeccable butler, Carson (Jim Carter),breaks in a new footman, who happens tobe the nephew of the scheming lady’smaid O’Brien (Siobhan Finneran). FollowingMatthew and Mary’s engagement, LordGrantham sticks to his duty to maintainDownton more firmly than ever—even as other great houses arecrippled psychologically and financially in the wake of World War I.In this changing landscape nothing is assured. Could it be that eventhe war-weary Crawleys must fight a new battle to safeguard theirbeloved Downton?Masterpiece Classic/Downton Abbey Season 3Sun, 1/6, 1/13, 1/20 & 1/27 at 9pm on WGBH 2Premiere on 1/6 is two hours; episodes 2–4 are one hour each.The season concludes with three episodes in February.Crossing the PondWhen producers sought an actress toplay the formidable American motherof Downton Abbey’s New York-bredCountess of Grantham (ElizabethMcGovern), they had to look nofurther than the legendary ShirleyMacLaine. With six Academy Awardnominations, more than 50 featurefilms and a current one-woman showto her credit, the Hollywood veteran was the perfect fit for the part.Her character, Martha Levinson, arrives just before the nuptials of LadyMary and Matthew Crawley, and in no time raises the hackles of herBritish counterpart, the indomitable Dowager Countess of Grantham(Dame Maggie Smith). Step back, and let the parrying begin!5pm 2 This Old House Hour44 Great PerformancesPaul Simon’s GracelandJourney: Under African Skies (See 1/4at 9pm)6pm2 Masterpiece ClassicDownton Abbey Season 2(Pt. 7)7pm 44 Affair to RememberEngaged to others, twopeople (Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr)meet aboard a cruise-ship and thenplan to reunite six months later atopthe Empire State Building.8pm 2 Keeping UpAppearances8:30 2 As Time Goes By9pm 2 Vicar of Dibley44 No Time for SergeantsA naive and stubbornGeorgia rube (Andy Griffith) joins thepeacetime Air Force and talks back tohis sergeant (Myron McCormick).9:30 2 Antiques Roadshow UKMontacute 210pm 2 Antiques RoadshowOrlando, Florida (Pt. 3)11pm 2 Basic Black44 Front Row CenterCheap Trick11:30 2 Ask This Old HouseSunday 66am 44 Antiques RoadshowOrlando, FL (Pt. 2)7am 44 Religion & EthicsNewsWeekly7:30 44 To the Contrary withBonnie Erbe8am 44 Moneytrack (d)8:30 44 Consuelo MackWealthTrack9am 44 Need to Know9:30 44 Greater Boston10am 44 Inside Washington10:30 44 McLaughlin Group11am 2 Neighborhood Kitchens44 The Victory GardenInspired Gardens11:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeLondon: Historic andDynamic44 Theater Talk12pm 2 Art Wolfe’s Travels tothe Edge Kenya: MasaiMara and El Karama44 The Lawrence WelkShow Movie Songwriterswith Henry Mancini12:30 2 Basic BlackAdvertisement10 Full schedules: wgbh.org | Get more from the free digital edition of Explore! at wgbh.org/Explore

people who choose to get away from itall on New Hampshire’s largest andbusiest lake.9pm 2 American ExperienceThe Abolitionists (Pt. 1):1820s–1838 (See 1/8 at 9pm)44 Frontline10pm 2 20th CenturyBattlefields: Vietnam44 Globe TrekkerMid-Atlantic States (d)11pm 2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHourFriday 116pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Antiques Roadshow UKHastings7:30 2 Basic Black44 Neighborhood KitchensOrinoco8pm 2 Washington Week44 This Old House Hour8:30 2 McLaughlin Group9pm 2 Barnes Collection—PBS Arts Follow Dr. AlbertBarnes’ rise from a working-classneighborhood to the top of themodern art world.44 Market WarriorsAntiquing in Walnut, IA(See 1/7 at 9pm)10pm 2 The Mind of a ChefSmoke44 Moyers & Company10:30 2 The Mind of a ChefBuddies11pm 2 Need to Know44 PBS NewsHour11:30 2 Charlie RoseSaturday 1211am 2 Antiques RoadshowCorpus Christi, TX (Pt. 1)(See 1/7 at 8pm)44 History Detectives12pm 2 The Mind of a Chef Spain44 Nature Cuba: The AccidentalEden (See 1/9 at 8pm)(d)12:30 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals1pm 2 The French ChefMadeleines and Genoises44 Nova Decoding Neanderthals(See 1/9 at 9pm)1:30 2 Lidia’s Italy in AmericaKansas City Alla Parmigiana2pm 2 Simply Ming Tenderizingwith Guest JamieBissonnette44 Antiques RoadshowCorpus Christi, TX (Pt. 1)(See 1/7 at 8pm)2:30 2 Martha Stewart’sCooking School Roasting3pm 2 Americas Test Kitchen44 Market WarriorsAntiquing in Walnut, IA(See 1/7 at 9pm)3:30 2 Cook’s CountryChicken for Everyone!4pm 2 Neighborhood KitchensBristol Lounge44 Frontline4:30 2 Rough Cut Bamboo Vanity5pm 2 This Old House Hour44 American ExperienceThe Abolitionists (Pt. 1):1820s–1838 (See 1/8 at 9pm)6pm 2 Masterpiece ClassicDownton Abbey Season 3(Pt. 1) (See 1/6 at 9pm)44 Barnes Collection—PBS Arts (See 1/11 at 9pm)7pm 44 No Way Out The Secretaryof Defense (Gene Hackman)forces a Pentagon naval aide (KevinCostner) to lead a manhunt for a Sovietspy during a murder cover-up.8pm 2 Keeping UpAppearances8:30 2 As Time Goes By9pm2 Vicar of Dibley44 Platoon Two sergeantsand a private join otherslost in war along the 1967 Cambodianborder. Cast: Tom Berenger, WillemDafoe, Charlie Sheen.9:30 2 Antiques Roadshow UKHastings10pm 2 Antiques RoadshowCorpus Christi, TX (Pt. 1)(See 1/7 at 8pm)11pm 2 Basic Black44 Front Row Center O.A.R.11:30 2 Ask This Old HouseSunday 136am 44 Antiques RoadshowCorpus Christi, TX (Pt. 1)(See 1/7 at 8pm)7am 44 Religion & EthicsNewsWeekly7:30 44 To the Contrary withBonnie Erbe8am 44 Moneytrack (d)8:30 44 Consuelo MackWealthTrack9am 44 Need to Know9:30 44 Greater Boston10am 44 Inside Washingtonlaw offices ofBLAKE & ASSOCIATESDo you love someone who is...n Disabledn A Spendthriftn Mentally Challengedn StrugglingCall 617-723-3224or visit blakelaw.com.ADvERTISEMENTSWe can help you.Free Onsite ParkingOld City Hall, 45 School Street,BostonFind your favorite British dramas on WGBH 44 13

11:06 2 Basic BlackSunday 206am 44 Antiques RoadshowCorpus Christi, TX (Pt. 2)(See 1/14 at 8pm)7am 44 Religion & EthicsNewsWeekly7:30 44 To the Contrary withBonnie Erbe8am 44 Moneytrack (d)8:30 44 Consuelo MackWealthTrack9am 44 Need to Know9:30 44 Greater Boston10am 44 Inside Washington10:30 44 McLaughlin Group11am 2 Neighborhood Kitchens44 The Victory GardenEdible Gardens11:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeVenice: City of Dreams44 Theater Talk12pm 2 Art Wolfe’s Travels tothe Edge The Southwest:Zion and Canyon De Chelly44 The Lawrence WelkShow 200 Years ofAmerican Music12:30 2 Basic Black1pm 2 Antiques RoadshowCorpus Christi, TX (Pt. 2)(See 1/14 at 8pm)44 Roadtrip NationPortland–Cambridge1:30 44 Bluegrass UndergroundThe Civil Wars2pm 2 Frontline44 Ciao Italia Pugliese Pasta/La Pasta Pugliese2:30 44 Martha Stewart’sCooking School Roasting3pm 2 Nova Ice Age Death Trap(See 1/16 at 9pm)44 Cuisine Culture ThomasHenkelmann, Connecticut3:30 44 Kimchi ChroniclesThe Rice Chronicles (d)4pm 2 Market WarriorsAntiquing in Chicago, IL(See 1/14 at 9pm)44 Hubert Keller: Secretsof a Chef BeefBourguignon4:30 44 Essential PepinEasy and Elegant (d)5pm 2 Nature Cracking the KoalaCode (See 1/16 at 8pm) (d)44 Lidia’s Italy in AmericaIt’s Chicken Time5:30 44 Simply Ming Tenderizingwith Guest JamieBissonnette6pm 2 Nova Ice Age Death Trap(See 1/16 at 9pm)44 Platoon (See 1/12 at 9pm)7pm 2 American ExperienceThe Abolitionists (Pt. 2):1838–1854 (See 1/15 at 9pm)8pm 2 Masterpiece ClassicDownton Abbey Season 3(Pt. 2) (See 1/13 at 9pm)44 Nature Cracking the KoalaCode (See 1/16 at 8pm) (d)9pm 2 Masterpiece ClassicDownton Abbey Season 3(Pt. 3) See Downton Abbey Is Back!,page 1044 American ExperienceThe Abolitionists (Pt. 2):1838–1854 (See 1/15 at 9pm)10pm 2 Masterpiece ClassicDownton Abbey Season 3(Pt. 3) (See 1/20 at 9pm)44 Space Shuttle:A Horizon Guide (See1/17 at 10pm)11pm 2 American ExperienceThe Abolitionists (Pt. 2):1838–1854 (See 1/15 at 9pm)44 Infinity Hall LiveShelby LynneMonday 216pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Antiques Roadshow UKHornsea7:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeFlorence: Heart of theRenaissance44 America’s Test KitchenBackyard Chicken Dinner8pm 2 Antiques RoadshowCorpus Christi, TX (Pt. 3)See Signed Red Sox Ball = $?,page 1144 Midsomer MurdersGarden of Death (Pt. 1)See Murder in Midsomer, page 149pm 2 Market WarriorsAntiquing in New Milford, CTJoin the pickers at the Elephant TrunkCountry Flea Market, where they’rechallenged to find something metal.44 DCI Banks AftermathSee Introducing DCIBanks, page 1410pm 2 Independent LensBeauty Is EmbarrassingWitness Wayne White’s struggle to findpeace and balance between his workand his art.Image: Hallo #22 by August Muth, 2011Welcome!Visit the MIT Museum and StoreADvERTISEMENTS265 Massachusetts AvenueCentral Square Cultural DistrictCambridge, MA 02139Open daily, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.Find your favorite British dramas on WGBH 44 17

10:30 44 Antiques Roadshow UK11pm 44 PBS NewsHour11:30 2 Charlie RoseTuesday 226pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Antiques Roadshow UKDyrham Park7:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeNorth England’s LakeDistrict and Durham44 America’s Test KitchenSlow-Cooker Revolution8pm 2 Pioneers of TelevisionFunny Ladies See BeforeReality TV, page 1544 Antiques RoadshowCorpus Christi, TX (Pt. 3)(See 1/21 at 8pm)9pm 2 American ExperienceThe Abolitionists (Pt. 3):12/5/11 1854–Emancipation 1:23 PM Page 16and Victory SeeA More Perfect Union, page 1244 Masterpiece ClassicDownton Abbey Season 3(Pt. 3) (See 1/20 at 9pm)10pm 2 FrontlineThe Untouchables11pm44 Masterpiece ClassicDownton Abbey Season 3(Pt. 3) (See 1/20 at 9pm)2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHourWednesday 236pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Antiques Roadshow UKEdinburg7:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeEuropean Travel Skills(Pt. 3)44 America’s Test Kitchenfrom Cook’s IllustratedMediterranean Specials8pm 2 Nature Attenborough’s LifeStories (Pt. 1) See Nature’sRaconteur, page 1644 Lark Rise toCandleford9pm 2 Nova Rise of the DronesDiscover the technologiesthat make drones so powerful, propellingus toward a new chapter inaviation history.44 Doc Martin10pm11pm2 Life on Fire PhoenixTemple See In Fire’sShadow, page 844 Waking the Dead2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHourThursday 246pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Antiques Roadshow UKWilton House7:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeBurgundy: Profound France44 America’s Test KitchenCold-Weather Comfort8pm 2 Roadside Stories Headto Lyman’s Orchard to seesome of New England’s top sculptorstransform 10 blocks of ice into a circus.Then return to the ice studios to showyou how they do it.44 Nova Rise of the Drones(See 1/23 at 9pm)8:30 2 Windows to the WildAlfred Balch WildlifeVideographer Meet Alfred Balch ofLyme, New Hampshire, who takes hislove of wildlife in to his own hands:with a video camera.9pm 2 American ExperienceThe Abolitionists (Pt. 3):1854–Emancipation and Victory (See1/22 at 9pm)44 Frontline10pm 2 American ExperienceRiding the Rails Hear thestories of teen drifters criss-crossingAmerica during tough times. (d)44 Globe Trekker Puerto Rico(d)11pm 2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHourFriday 256pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Antiques Roadshow UKCardiff7:30 2 Basic Black44 Neighborhood KitchensCafe Azteca8pm 2 Washington Week44 This Old House Hour8:30 2 McLaughlin Group9pm 2 Shakespeare UncoveredMacbeth See The Shortand the Long of It, page 16InspiredADvERTISEMENTSLivingIn addition to its state-of the-art gym, indoor pool,art gallery, restaurants and glorious views of theSudbury River, Newbury Court is home to a librarywith over 1000 books. You will even find bookswritten by some of our residents.Rich with inspiration andenergy, Newbury Courttruly is inspired living.Call today to arrange apersonal tour or for moreinformation about ourresidential options.978-369-5155 or visit us atwww.newburycourt.org100 Newbury Court • Concord, MA 01742Ask Us18 Full schedules: wgbh.org | Get more from the free digital edition of Explore! at wgbh.org/Explore

44 Market WarriorsAntiquing in New Milford,CT (See 1/21 at 9pm)10pm 2 Shakespeare UncoveredTwelfth Night & As You LikeIt See The Short and the Long of It,page 1644 Moyers & Company11pm 2 Need to Know44 PBS NewsHour11:30 2 Charlie RoseSaturday 2610:08 2 Antiques RoadshowCorpus Christi, TX (Pt. 3)(See 1/21 at 8pm)11pm 2 Basic Black6am7amSunday 2744 Antiques RoadshowCorpus Christi, TX (Pt. 3)(See 1/21 at 8pm)44 Religion & EthicsNewsWeekly7:30 44 To the Contrary withBonnie Erbe11am 2 Member Favorites8am 44 Moneytrack (d)44 History Detectives8:30 44 Consuelo Mack12pm 44 Member FavoritesWealthTrack5pm 44 American Experience 9am 44 Need to KnowThe Abolitionists (Pt. 3):1854–Emancipation and Victory (See9:30 44 Greater Boston1/22 at 9pm)10am 44 Inside Washington6pm 44 Member Favorites10:30 44 McLaughlin Group7pm 2 Masterpiece Classic 11am 2 Member FavoritesDownton Abbey Season 344 The Victory Garden(Pt. 3) (See 1/20 at 9pm)Urban Oasis8pm 2 Keeping UpAppearances11:3012pm44 Theater Talk44 Member Favorites8:30 2 As Time Goes By8pm 2 Masterpiece Classic9pm 2 Vicar of DibleyDownton Abbey Season 39:40 2 Antiques Roadshow(Pt. 3) (See 1/20 at 9pm)GBH-Flora-WAMad_Layout 1 11/12/12 4:23 PM Page 1UK Cardiff9pm 2 Masterpiece ClassicDownton Abbey Season 3(Pt. 4) See Downton Abbey Is Back!,page 1044 American ExperienceThe Abolitionists (Pt. 3):1854–Emancipation and Victory (See1/22 at 9pm)10pm 2 Masterpiece ClassicDownton Abbey Season 3(Pt. 4) (See 9pm)44 Member Favorites11pm 2 American ExperienceThe Abolitionists (Pt. 3):1854–Emancipation and Victory (See1/22 at 9pm)Monday 286pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Antiques Roadshow UKCardiff Castle7:30 2 Behind the Scenes atAntiques Roadshowwith Jared Bowen See Signed RedSox Ball = $?, page 1144 America’s Test KitchenGnocchi and Panzanella8pm 2 Antiques RoadshowBoston, MA (Pt. 1) SeeSigned Red Sox Ball = $?, page 1144 Midsomer MurdersGarden of Death (Pt. 2)See Murder in Midsomer, page 149pm 2 Market WarriorsAntiquing in Burlington, KY44 DCI Banks Playingwith Fire See IntroducingDCI Banks, page 1410pm 2 Independent LensThe Revisionaries Learnwhy, when it comes to textbooks,what happens in Texas affects theentire nation.10:30 44 Antiques Roadshow UK11pm 2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHourTuesday 296pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Antiques Roadshow UKKing’s College7:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeDubrovnik and Balkan SideTrips44 America’s Test KitchenTime to GrillFlorain winterWORCESTER ART MUSEUM4 days only!Jan 31-Feb 3BROWN UNIVERSITYPre-College ProgramsnPrepare to succeed in a college environmentnExperience the freedom and responsibility of college lifenDiscover and develop new passionsADvERTISEMENTSW W W. W O R C E S T E R A R T. O R GOdilon Redon, Spring (detail),1906–1908nMeet exceptional students from around the worldnConnect with world-class ideas, people, and facilitiesCredit and Non-CreditCourse OptionsOnline CoursesSummer Study AbroadMiddle School ScienceLanguageLeadershipTheatrewww.brown.edu/summerFind your favorite British dramas on WGBH 4419

8pm 2 Pioneers of TelevisionPrimetime Soaps SeeBefore Reality TV, page 1544 Antiques RoadshowBoston, MA (Pt. 1) (See1/28 at 8pm)9pm 2 American ExperienceHenry Ford A fascinatingportrait of a farm boy who rose fromobscurity to become one of the mostinfluential American innovators of the20th century.44 Masterpiece ClassicDownton Abbey Season 3(Pt. 4) (See 1/27 at 9pm)10pm 44 Masterpiece ClassicDownton Abbey Season 3(Pt. 4) (See 1/27 at 9pm)11pm 2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHourWhat Happened toLittle Lindy?In the aftermath of his 1927 solotransatlantic flight, Charles Lindberghbecame the most famous humanbeing on Earth. When he and his wife,Anne, had a son, Charlie, the pressdubbed him Little Lindy. On March 1,1932, kidnappers snatched Little Lindy from the family home nearHopewell, New Jersey. Negotiations stretched out for weeks, butCharlie never returned. His body was discovered not five miles fromHopewell. Now, WGBH’s Nova is reopening one of the most confoundingcrime mysteries of all time as a team of expert investigatorsemploys state-of-the-art forensic and behavioral science techniques inan effort to determine what really happened to Lindbergh’s baby—and why.Nova/Who Killed Lindbergh’s Baby?Wed, 1/30 at 9pm on WGBH 2Wednesday 306pm 2 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives7pm 2 Greater Boston44 Antiques Roadshow UKKing’s College 27:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeThe Best of Slovenia44 America’s Test KitchenSweet Summer Endings8pm 2 Nature Attenborough’s LifeStories (Pt. 2) See Nature’sRaconteur, page 1644 Lark Rise toCandleford9pm 2 Nova Who KilledLindbergh’s Baby? SeeWhat Happened to Little Lindy? ,this page44 Doc Martin10pm 2 Life on Fire Ash RunnersSee In Fire’s Shadow,page 844 Waking the Dead11pm 2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHour6pm7pmThursday 312 PBS NewsHour44 History Detectives2 Greater Boston44 Antiques Roadshow UKTyntesfield7:30 2 Rick Steves’ EuropeGranada, Cordoba andSpain’s Costa Del Sol44 America’s Test KitchenSoutheast Asian Favorites8pm 2 Roadside Stories It’s PaulRego’s job to count thebear population in Connecticut. Go ona walk in the woods with him as hetranquilizes a mother to count hercubs. Then, join Connie in Southwick,Massachusetts, as he leads the troopsin an old fashioned family barn raising.44 Nova Who KilledLindbergh’s Baby? (See 1/30at 9pm)8:30 2 Windows to the WildCelebrating the Hikes andLife of an Old-Timer See CapturingNew England’s Character, this page9pm 2 Space ShuttleColumbia: Mission ofHope Hear the story of a Torah scrollcarried by Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramonon the ill-fated shuttle Columbia.44 Frontline10pm 2 Nova Space ShuttleDisaster Examine thecauses of the space shuttle Columbiatragedy. (d)44 Globe Trekker CaribbeanIsland: St. Lucia, Martinique& Montserrat (d)11pm 2 Charlie Rose44 PBS NewsHourCapturing New England’sCharacterTune in Windows to the Wild totour some of New England’sunique natural environments. Hostand outdoor adventurer WillemLange offers insights into thehistory, ecology and specialcharacter of each place visited andgives viewers quiet moments toreflect on the beauty and splendorof the natural world. In Celebrating the Hikes and Life of an Old-Timer,Lange talks with 89-year-old nature lover Don vandenburgh beforeclimbing the Fishin’ Jimmy Trail with two of his own sons to take a lookat the beautiful new shelter they built to replace the old one atKinsman Pond above Franconia Notch. Produced by New HampshirePublic Television.Windows to the Wild/Celebrating the Hikes and Life of an Old-TimerThu, 1/31 at 8:30pm on WGBH 2Coming in February• Makers: Women WhoMake America• American Experience/Silicon Valley• Nova/Earth from SpacePhoto Credits: Cover: Courtesy of ©Carnival Film & Television Limited 2012 for Masterpiece. Page 1: WGBH/Anthony Tieuli (2), ©WGBH. Page 2: Benjamin von Wong (2), ©Christopher Moore/www.catwalking.com, AstridReiken, Josep Molina. Page 3: Courtesy of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood ©2012 The Fred Rogers Company, Courtesyof TM and ©The Jim Henson Company. All Rights Reserved., ©2012 Kratt Brothers Company. 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Jazz with Bob ParlochaSpend the late evening hours withBob Parlocha, a nationally known jazzexpert and former program director andhost of KJAZ in San Francisco. Parlochaentertains listeners with a creative,engaging musical mix and friendlyconversational rapport.Fridays and Saturdays at 12midnightJazz DecadesIn February 2010, JazzDecades host Ray Smithpassed away at the ageof 87. After coming toWGBH in 1972, Ray producedmore than 1,900episodes of Jazz Decades.This beloved staple of89.7 WGBH’s Sundayevening schedule showcases,through archived episodes, Ray’s encyclopedic knowledge and extensivepersonal collection—more than 90,000 titles of ragtime, blues, swing andthe great jazz decades of the 1920s and ’30s.Sundays at 8pmJoin us forNewport: The Glamourof OrnamentLoan exhibition celebratingThe PreservationSociety ofNewport Countyat the 59th AnnualWinter Antiques ShowJanuary 25 - February 3, 2013Park Avenue ArmoryNew York CityADvERTISEMENTSFeaturing more than 50 of themost significant objects in thePreservation Society’s collections.Loan exhibition sponsored byChubb Personal Insurance.Additional support for The PreservationSociety of Newport Counrtyprovided by Northern Trustand Lila Delman Real Estate.www.NewportMansions.orgSchedules, Find your program favorite info, British playlists: dramas wgbh.org/897on WGBH 44 25

Classical New EnglandLet Freedom SingBy Benjamin K. RoeManaging Director of Classical Services“Any good crusade requires singing,” reformers like to say, and in the19th century, no cause was more righteous than the decades-longcrusade to abolish slavery. This month, as American Experience presentsthe three-part, WGBH-produced special The Abolitionists (see page 12),Classical New England presents Let Freedom Sing: The Music of theAbolitionists. Let Freedom Sing chronicles the idealistic artists, uncompromisingpersonalities and powerful music of the era, and looks at howthese forces combined to turn abolitionism from a scorned fringemovement into a nation-changing force.An original WGBH-Classical New England production hosted by NPR’sNoah Adams, Let Freedom Sing will profile such powerful figures as HenryRussell, the barnstorming Anglo-Jewish pianist and singer dubbed themaster of “chutzpah and huzzah”; the Milford, New Hampshire-basedHutchinson Family Singers, remembered as America’s first protest singers;and abolitionist leader and newspaper publisher William Lloyd Garrison,whose “Song of the Abolitionist” (set to the tune of “Auld Lang Syne”)literally set the tone for the entire movement. Garrison believed stronglyin setting stanzas to familiar melodies—for poetry, he held, was“naturally and instinctively on the side of liberty.” And we’ll explain how“My Country, ‘Tis of Thee” evolved from a patriotic ditty penned in a half-hour by Andover Theological Seminary student Samuel Francis Smith to astirring anthem of equality famously sung by Marian Anderson in 1939on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial…and reprised by Aretha Franklinon the West Lawn of the US Capitol for the inauguration of PresidentBarack Obama in 2009.Join us this month for Let Freedom Sing, the story of these remarkable19th-century artists who, as one abolitionist song writer penned,exhibited “fearless advocacy, signal ability, and wonderful success onbehalf of their Brothers and Sisters in Bonds.”Let Freedom Sing: The Music of the AbolitionistsSat, 1/12 at 6pm; Sun, 1/13 at 12 noonSpecial segments of the program will airFri, 1/11, 1/18 & 1/25 at 7:30am“My Country ’Tis of Thee”“Song of the Abolitionist”26 Schedules, program info, playlists: classicalnewengland.org

Ten Years of Harmony onMartin Luther King, Jr. DayBy Benjamin K. RoeManaging Director of Classical Services“Life’s piano can only produce melodies of brotherhood (and sisterhood) whenit is recognized that the black keys are as basic, necessary and beautiful asthe white keys.”—Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.The abolitionist songs of the 1860s were the direct forerunners of the protestanthems of the 1960s, particularly those associated with the civil rightsmovement, as exemplified by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.But music in King’s life wentfar beyond “We Shall Overcome.”The earliest evidence can be foundin his boyhood home in Atlanta,steps away from the celebratedEbenezer Baptist Church, pastoredby his father, Daddy King.King may have been the son ofa preacher, but he also was the sonof a choir director. When you walk in the King house, the first room you enteris an intimate front parlor, dominated by a battered old upright piano. Hereis where King’s mother would lead the Ebenezer choir through weeklyrehearsals, where his father first noted four-year-old Martin’s “fine, clearsinging voice,” and where Martin struggled through piano lessons.Later, King would take his own place in the Ebenezer choir, join theprestigious Glee Club of Morehouse College, and marry a young NewEngland Conservatory soprano named Coretta Scott. Forever after, it was thedistinctly musical style of speaking that made Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. oneof this century’s greatest and most persuasive orators. It’s no accident thathis speeches and writings are filled with references to music.It’s because there is a vital musical core to King’s life and message thatthe Boston Children’s Chorus and its collection of “fine, clear singing voices”began what is now a 10-year tradition of honoring what King referred to asthe “beloved community,” on the national holiday celebrating his birth onJanuary 21. “Arguably, there is no better way to celebrate the Martin LutherKing holiday than with diverse youth singing at levels of excellence,” saysBCC artistic director Anthony Trecek-King. “This concert is the embodimentof Dr. King’s dream: that young people of all colors can transcend racialbarriers to share their gifts and talents.”In recent years, organizers have stressed that the King holiday (still newenough to be spared car sales and mattress ads) should be a “day on, not aday off,” devoted to the spirit of civic action and community volunteerism forwhich King was known. In that spirit, Trecek-King and the choir will be pullingdouble duty, first joining Classical New England host Laura Carlo inWGBH’s Fraser Performance Studio at 9am on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day fora special preview of the choir’s 10th annual tribute concert in advance of thechoir’s performance at 12noon in New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall.In his Letter from the Birmingham Jail written almost 50 years ago,King expressed his belief that, “We are caught in an inescapable network ofmutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.” I can’t think of a better wayof celebrating that mutuality than hearing voices joined together in song,performing music that inspired him and that he, in turn, inspired.Mon, 1/21 at 9am & 7pmWhat’s on Classical New England5am10am2pm7pm9pmMonday–FridayClassical Music with Laura Carlo8:30am Keith’s Classical CornerClassical Music with Alan McLellan12pm Café EuropaClassical Music with Cathy FullerThursdays: 4pm BSO PreviewsFridays: 4pm Drive Time LivePerformance Today with Fred ChildClassical Music with James David JacobsFridays: 9pm Concierto6am7am12pm5pm6pm7pm11pmSaturdayIn Performance with Cathy FullerClassical Music with Ray Brown9am Classics For KidsClassical Musicwith Cheryl WilloughbyLive from FraserNew England Summer FestivalsBoston Symphony OrchestraBSO on RecordClassical Online Channelsclassicalnewengland.org BSO Concert, Boston Early Music, Bach, and Kids ClassicalClassical New England is made possible by your contributions to the Classical Founders Fund.Online: classicalnewengland.orgOn-air: 99.5 Boston-NH | 89.7 HD2 Boston | 96.3 Beacon Hill89.5 Nantucket | 88.7 Providence6am7am11am12pm1pm3pm5pm6pm6:30pm10pm11pmSundayThe Bach Hour with Brian McCreathBaroque in Boston with Laura CarloFrom the TopNew England Summer FestivalsBoston Symphony OrchestraSunday ConcertThe Bach Hour with Brian McCreathArias & Barcarolles with Cathy FullerWorld of OperaLive from FraserPipedreamsSchedules, program Find info, your playlists: favorite classicalnewengland.orgBritish dramas on WGBH 44 27

WCAI, Cape and Islands NPR StationBird News Soars to SaturdayBy Mindy ToddWCAI Managing Director for Editorial and HostThere are 51.3 million birders in the US and that number continues togrow, according to the US Fish & Wildlife Service. With one in five Americansidentifying themselves as birders, it’s no wonder that ornithologist VernonLaux’s Bird News segment on my show The Point is one of WCAI’s mostpopular programs.Beginning in February, we’re launching a weekend pilot program withVern and myself to further explore the world of birds. The way these creatureslive is extraordinary, as is their appeal to the human psyche. They strikea chord with every age group, from babies to centenarians. Listen in for alook into birding: it may open up a whole new world for you!Vern has been enthralled with birds since childhood. “Imagine for amoment being able to fly. Then imagine flying to the ends of the Earth twiceannually—yes, I am jealous of birds and their abilities,” he says. “Summer inthe Arctic, winter in the Tropics, I want in.”Producer Amy Vince is on the bird beat as well. ”Bird News on The Pointwith Mindy and Vern has been a longtime listener favorite,” she says. “We’reexcited to expand the show to an hourand incorporate some new elements—including our Bird Brain Quiz.”“Are you that Bird Guy?” is a familiarquestion to Vern, who is continuallyamazed and delighted at the diversityof listeners who tune in Bird News. Andlisteners are just as delighted at beingable to ask questions about bird activitiesthey’ve witnessed, or birds they’ve seenbut can’t identify.“From learning about diverse families,migration and breeding behavior tojust trying to identify the ones at yourfeeders—birds are an endless source offascination and enjoyment,” Vern says.“I’m excited to be a part of what promisesto be an entertaining and educationalprogram for the whole family.”Superstorm Sandy brought with it theBrown Pelican, a species normally seen inthe southern US.Got bird questions? Bird stories you’d like to share? Join Vern and Mindy for anhour of bird talk, the first Saturday of every month (beginning 2/2) at 11am.What’s on WCAIOnline: capeandislands.orgOn-air: 90.1 Martha’s Vineyard, 91.1 Nantucket, 94.3 Brewster, 89.7 HD3 BostonMonday–Friday5am BBC World Update6am Morning Edition9:30 The Point10am The Diane Rehm Show12pm The Takeaway1pm Fresh Air2pm Talk of the Nation4pm All Things Considered6pm The World7pm Marketplace7:30 The Point8pm Fresh Air9pm PBS NewsHour10pm The Story11pm News from the BBC12am News & Notes5am7am8am10am11am12pm1pm2pm3pm4pm5pm6pm8pm9pm10pm12amSaturdayBBC World Service NewsLiving on EarthWeekend EditionCar TalkWait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!This American LifeThe Moth/RadiolabSplendid TableBill MoyersOn the MediaWeekend All Things ConsideredA Prairie Home CompanionSays You!Selected ShortsAmerican RoutesAfropop WorldwideSunday5am BBC World Service News7am On Being8am Weekend Edition10am Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!11am Bob Edwards Weekend12pm America’s Test Kitchen Radio1pm A Prairie Home Companion3pm To the Best of Our Knowledge4pm Studio 3605pm Weekend All Things Considered6pm This American Life7pm Arts & Ideas11pm On the Media12am Le Show with Harry ShearerEditor Karen HartleyContributors Ron Bachman, Maria Bruno Ruiz,Jake Messier, Phil Redo, Susan Reed, Ben Roe,Matt Roy, Mindy ToddDesigner Meryl Brenner, Tong-Mei ChanPhoto Research Julie EckerAssociate Creative Director Alison KennedyDirector, Constituent CommunicationsCynthia BronerAssociate Director Susan ReedDirector of Operations Brian DonovanExplore!, January 2013: Volume 23, Number 1, (ISSN 2152-7458) (USPS 0008 -188). Copyright 2012.WGBH Educational Foundation. One Guest Street, Boston, MA 02135. All rights reserved. Explore!is published monthly by the WGBH Educational Foundation. Subscription is by membershipcontribution of $50 or more to WGBH. Preferred periodicals postage paid at Boston, MA andadditional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Explore!, WGBH,One Guest St, Boston, MA 02135. Printed in Canada. 13095128 Schedules, program info, playlists: capeandislands.org

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