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PUBLIC TELEVISION & PUBLIC RADIO FOR ROCHESTER DECEMBER 2016

PROGRAMLISTINGSWISHING YOUA DELICIOUS HOLIDAY!Whether you celebrate Hanukah, Christmas, or Kwanza – the holidays are all about family, tradition, and food! In this issue of our member magazine we spotlight some of the great holiday cooking specials scheduled this month, and share recipes featured on them. Shabbat chicken soup from Hugs & Knishes, ambrosia salad from A Chef’s Life, panettone from Martha Bakes — you’ll find these recipes and others inside.

And, on Saturday, December 17, be sure to tune in for our Great British Baking Show Marathon kicking off with Christmas Masterclass (2015) at 12 p.m. followed by Christmas Masterclass (2014) and Masterclasses 1, 2, 3, and 4.

GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW MARATHONSATURDAY, DECEMBER 17 FROM 12 P.M. TO 6 P.M. ON WXXI-TV

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1 ½ pounds sweet potatoes

1 pound frozen lima beans

1 ½ teaspoons vegetable oil

1 teaspoon black mustard seeds

1 teaspoon cumin seeds

1 dried whole red chili

1 onion, chopped

2 cloves garlic, sliced

1 tablespoon minced fresh ginge

r

Salt

2 tablespoons fresh-squeezed

lemon or lime juice

½ cup fresh chopped cilantro

Boil sweet potatoes, in enough

water to just cover them, until tender, a

bout 25 minutes. At the

same time, in another saucepan, boil the

lima beans in just enough water to

cover them, about

15-20 minutes. Peel and dice the potatoe

s once they are cool enough to

touch. Drain the lima beans.

In a frying pan, heat the oil

over medium heat. Add the mustard seeds; w

hen they pop and

start to crackle out of the pa

n, add the cumin, red chili, on

ion, garlic and ginger. Stir well and

mix. Let the onion turn golden b

rown; then add the reserved li

ma beans and stir. Add the swe

et

potatoes. Mix all the ingredient

s well, sauté for just a few m

inutes more to mingle tastes evenly.

Salt to taste. Add lemon juice and st

ir. Garnish by sprinkling cilantro

over the top. Serve warm.

Lidia’s Sweet Potatoes and Lima Beans

1 cup orange segments2/3 cup tangerine segments1 cup pink grapefruit segments1 cup freshly grated coconut2/3 cup pomegranate seeds2/3 cup toasted pine nuts

For the Dressing:1/3 cup sour cream1/4 cup coco lopez1/3 cup lemon juice1 teaspoon salt1/3 teaspoon cayenne

Make the Dressing: In a medium bowl, whisk together all the ingredients and chill until you’re

ready to use. Make the Salad: In a medium bowl, combine the citrus, coconut and the dressing. Take care

to stir it gently, as you don’t want fruit that looks ragged. Transfer the

salad to the refrigerator until you’re ready to serve it. Just before serving,

cover the top with pomegranate seeds and toasted pine nuts. Serve chilled.

Vivian Howard’s Ambrosia

HUGS & KNISHES: A CELEBRATION OF OUR JEWISH FOODS AND TRADITIONSMONDAY, DECEMBER 19 AT 10 P.M. ON WXXI-TVSnippets of home life, holiday gatherings, humor and history come together like the ingredients of a favorite grandmother’s Shabbat chicken soup.

2 pounds chicken scraps (or packaged wings)

4 bay leaves

1 head garlic, peeled

1 tablespoon black peppercorns

1/2 lb peeled carrots (about 2 cups chunked)

1 bunch parsley, washed

3 large onions

1/2lb peeled parsnips (about 2 cups chunked)

1 pound celery (about 4 cups chunked)

1 1/2 tablespoons sea salt or regular salt

1/4 cup chicken soup mix (optional-increase

salt to 1/3 cup if omitted)

Real Jewish Chicken Soup

Rinse the chicken scraps and place in a very large

pot, at least an 11 Quart Stockpot. Wash

celery stalks and chunk. Add to stockpot. Peel the

parsnips, trim ends and cut into chunks. Rinse

and add to stockpot. Peel carrots. Trim the ends, chunk and rins

e. Add to stockpot. Peel the

onions. Cut into quarters and add to stockpot. Pee

l garlic cloves and add to stock pot. Add

everything to the pot and fill with water to 1” w

ithin the top. Bring to a boil. Stir. Turn down

the heat and simmer the soup, covered, for 2 1/2 hours. Stir the once or twice but

don’t really

disturb everything too much. It isn’t necessary and it’ll just cloud your sto

ck with veggie bits, etc.

When soup is done, remove from heat. Let cool 15 minutes. Discard cooked vegetables and chicken

scraps. I use cheesecloth in the strainer for a fina

l strain. Immediately compost the soup scraps

or take the garbage out. The finished stock is gold

en and flavorful.

A CHEF’S LIFE HOLIDAY SPECIALSATURDAY, DECEMBER 24 AT 1 P.M. ON WXXI-TVJoin Chef Vivian Howard for a taste of the holidays as she serves up the best of her Southern cooking heritage and the Chanukah traditions her husband Ben grew up with.

LIDIA CELEBRATES AMERICA HOLIDAY FOR HEROESSATURDAY, DECEMBER 24 AT 12 P.M. ON WXXI-TVAcclaimed chef Lidia Bastianich celebrates the men and women of America’s military in this holiday special.

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DEAR FRIENDS,I hope you were among the more than three-and-a-half million viewers who tuned in last month to watch Hamilton’s America. The Great Performances special shared the fascinating story of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s creative process for this groundbreaking production in American musical theater – and it was a perfect way to launch our PBS Arts Fall Festival. If you missed Hamilton’s America – or wish somebody you know could have seen it – I have good news for you. WXXI-TV will be rebroadcasting the program on December 1st at 9 p.m and December 4th at 7 p.m.

It was a year of great programming from PBS and NPR (especially political coverage in an election year like no other in recent memory), but we’re also very proud of our accomplishments at WXXI in 2016. Here are just a few of the highlights:

WX XI’s Golden Anniversary: September marked WXXI’s 50th anniversary and we’ve been celebrating ever since. We kicked off our celebration on September 6 (the exact day Channel 21 turned on its transmitter in 1966) with a Founders’ Breakfast for original members. There are still 165 people in the area who have been members of WXXI from day one, and it was incredible to spend the morning with many of them. Other festivities included: our Mister Rogers’ Sweater Drive, our Open House in September (with nearly 5,000 attending), the Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me! taping at the Auditorium Theatre in October, and “An Evening with Caroll Spinney,” who has played both “Big Bird” and “Oscar the Grouch” on Sesame Street, in November.

WX XI’s “Go Public” Campaign: Thanks to a capstone gift of $2 million from philanthropist B. Thomas Golisano, our “Go Public” Comprehensive Campaign goal was met in July. We raised more than $18 million over the past five years to help secure the future of WXXI and The Little. The funds raised have already paid dividends to the community with investments in new transmitters for AM 1370 and Classical 91.5 FM, improvements in the WXXI television signal, new cameras and editing systems, and support for news programming and documentaries.

Se cond Opinion and Host Dr. Peter Salgo’s Daytime Emmy Nomination: WXXI’s national healthcare series Second Opinion and its host Dr. Peter Salgo were nominated for a Daytime Emmy® Award in the Outstanding Informative Talk Show Host category. The program, now in its 13th season, continues to break ground on healthcare issues and doctor/patient communication.

Ta ilor Made: The Story of Rochester’s Garment Industry: Premiering last February, Tailor Made captured the fascinating story of the local garment industry and the people who contributed to it. It showcased the rich history of Rochester’s clothing industry from Michaels-Stern & Co. to the Button Factory to one of the country’s oldest and most prestigious clothiers – Hickey Freeman. If you didn’t have a chance to see the documentary when it aired on WXXI-TV, you can watch it online at video.wxxi.org.

There will be some changes in 2017, as we bid farewell to a retiring Diane Rehm and welcome new voices to WXXI radio. Also, I know many of you will also miss Washington Week host and PBSNewsHour co-anchor Gwen Ifill, who passed away in November after a long battle with cancer. I knew Gwen for nearly 40 years – we met as young reporters covering Maryland politics in Annapolis. She represented the best in journalism and the best of PBS.

As you prepare to celebrate the holidays, please accept our sincere thanks for helping to make WXXI the home for extraordinary voices like Diane Rehm and Gwen Ifill. They will be our “guiding lights” as we continue to serve our community in the years ahead.

Sincerely,

Norm Silverstein [email protected] | @normWXXI

Norm Silverstein

For the Dressing:1/3 cup sour cream1/4 cup coco lopez1/3 cup lemon juice1 teaspoon salt1/3 teaspoon cayenne

Vivian Howard’s Ambrosia

NEWS

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NTS Q&A WITH A WXXI UNDERWRITER

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The Strong Museum that opened in 1982 looked very different than it does today. The Strong National Museum of Play is now nearly twice as big, has more whimsical and colorful architecture, and includes more dynamic, hands-on exhibit spaces according to Shane Rhinewald, Senior Director of Public Relations. While encouraging exploration and active play, and housing more than 450,000 artifacts of play (including founder Margaret Woodbury Strong’s original doll collections), it remains an American history and collections-based museum. Rhinewald tells us more.

Q. What is the process for nominations and inductees for the National Toy Hall of Fame? The Strong receives thousands of nominations for the National Toy Hall of Fame from the public year-round. An internal committee of curators, educators, and others, determines

which of the nominated toys best meet the criteria of icon status, longevity, discovery, and innovation. The 12 finalists go to a National Selection Advisory Committee of scholars, historians, educators, and others with knowledge of play and its cultural impact. They help determine the final two to three inductees.

Q. How many butterflies currently reside in the Dancing Wings Butterfly Garden?The Dancing Wings Butterfly Garden typically houses between 800 and 1,000 butterflies. They almost envelop you when you walk into the space. It’s quite magical. It’s also home to Chinese button quail, a green aracari toucon, tortoises, koi fish, and even a chameleon—if you can find it hiding!

Q. What makes play such an integral part of childhood, and how can parents encourage more play at home?

Play supports physical, emotional, cognitive, and social development. Parents can encourage play by simply scheduling unstructured free play time, playing board games as a family, or encouraging outdoor activities.

Q. The benefits of play have been proven at all stages of life. Are there any exhibits or activities geared towards adults?

The museum provides an all-ages and intergenerational experience, and many of the museum’s exhibits (like the Toy Hall of Fame) offer a nostalgic trip down memory lane. There are also many opportunities for adults to be hands-on, such as the popular eGameRevolution, which explores the history of video games. www.museumofplay.org

SHANE RHINEWALD, SENIOR DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS

SECOND OPINION:DOWN

SYNDROMESATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 AT 3PM ON WXXI-TV

Mary and Paul share their favorite recipes for Christmas classics like stollen, mincemeat streusel, and a gingerbread house, and some lesser-known bakes: Scottish black bun, Tunis cake, and Boxing Day pie — the perfect way to use trimmings from the day before. Tune in on Saturday, December 17 starting at 12 p.m. on WXXI-TV.

8oz softened butter

8oz caster sugar

8oz self-raising flour

2½oz ground almonds

4 large free-range eggs

1 large lemon, finely grated zest only

For the topping

10fl oz double cream

14oz plain chocolate, broken into small pieces

7oz natural marzipan

gel food colouring, in red and green

Preheat oven to 350F. Grease & line 8in tin w/pa

rchment. Add butter, sugar, flour, ground almonds,

eggs & lemon zest to the bowl of a mixer. Beat on high speed

for 1 min. Spoon batter into

prepared cake tin and level surface w/spatula. B

ake 45 mins, cover with foil to prevent the top

from browning and cook for another 15 mins. Let cool completely in tin on wire rac

k. For topping,

pour cream into a small pan and bring almost to boil. Remove from heat, add chocolate and stir

until melted. When cool but not setting, pour chocolate mixture evenly overcooled

cake still in tin and

let set. To decorate, color 6oz of marzipan w/ green for th

e holly leaves. Using a holly leaf shaped

cutter, cut 20 leaves. Mark veins w/knife, lay ove

r a rolling pin and leave to dry. Leaves will slight

ly

curl. Color remaining marzipan w/ red food coloring & roll into 30 ‘holly

berry’ size balls. Let dry.

To serve, remove cake from tin and carefully peel off parchment paper so you get a

clean line

between cake & chocolate layer. Arrange holly leav

es & berries in a wreath around edge of the cake.

Tunis Cake

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 AT 9:30PM ON WXXI-TV

If you missed the premiere of HAMILTON’S AMERICA last October, here’s your chance to catch it. This GREAT PERFORMANCES special follows the creation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s pop culture Broadway phenomenon Hamilton and the history behind it. Interviews with Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush, Nas, Questlove, Stephen Sondheim and more.

INDEPENDENT LENS

MEET THE PATELSMONDAY, DECEMBER 26 AT 9PM ON WXXI-TV

Ravi Patel, whose tradition-minded Hindu family is not happy that he’s single at almost 30, enters the semi-arranged marriage system in America. Explore the influence of culture and identity on an intense, personal, important part of one’s life—love.

CREDIT: COURTESY OF FOUR IN A BILLION PICTURES

SECOND OPINION:DOWN

SYNDROMESATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 AT 3PM ON WXXI-TV

Frankie Antonelli, an extraordinary teen who has Down syndrome, and his mother Debbie share how Frankie is reaching his full potential on an encore broadcast of this Second Opinion episode. Frankie and Debbie are joined by Louis J. Papa, MD, Primary Care Physician, Olsan Medical Group and Tiffany Pulcino, MD, MPH, FACP, Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine & Pediatrics, URMC, who explain what Down syndrome is, the different types, and the cause. They also discuss how individuals transition from pediatric care to adult care.

This program is presented in part by Move to Include, a partnership between WXXI and the Golisano Foundation designed to promote inclusion for people with intellectual and physical disabilities. To learn more about this initiative, visit: MovetoInclude.org.

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HAMILTON’S AMERICA

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WILD KRATTS:A CREATURE CHRISTMAS 12/5 AND 12/23 AT 7AM ON WXXI-TV

It’s Christmas time and the Wild Kratts are taking a break from creature adventuring to celebrate. But when the Wild Kratts receive an alert that their favorite creatures are suddenly disappearing around the globe, their holiday party quickly turns into a rescue mission. Our heroes must race against time to thwart their greedy archrivals’ most miserly scheme yet!

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Well Read | Closer to Truth | Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange | Independent Lens How to Survive a Plague | Newsline | DW News

Primal Grill | Family Ingredients | Ian Knauer | Rick Bayless | Burt Wolf | Travelscope | Rick Steves | Rough Cut | P. Allen Smith | Start Up

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Scandinavian | JoAnne Weir | Dining w/Chef | Jacques Pepin | Get Ready to Rio! | Music Voyager | Rick Steves | Woodsmith Shop | Edible Feast | Baby Makes 3

Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions for You | Celtic Woman: Home for Christmas | Cirque Dreams: Holidaze

This American Land| Start Up | To the Contrary | Washington Week | American Forum | Open Mind | Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | America Reframed Yellow Fever

MARATHON Gift of Giving The holiday season is quickly approaching and your gift list is long. Show someone how much you care, with the gifts of love that you give.

50 Years with Peter, Paul & Mary | Rick Steves’ Guide to Cuba | Nat. Park Symphony - The Mighty Five | Great Moments from Soundbreaking

(cont’ 12p) |First...Thanksgiving| Sacred Journeys with Bruce Feiler Lourdes, Shikoku, and Jerusalem | To the Contrary | Washington Week

Hubert Keller | Lidia’s Kitchen | Cook’s Country | JoAnne Weir | New Orleans | This Old House | Globe Trekker Tough Trains | Lidia’s Kitchen | Cook’s Country

*Second Opinion: Psychosis

DT 21.1 / CABLE 11 & 1221late nightWEEKDAYS SATURDAY SUNDAY

11:00pCharlie Rose (11:30p on 12/26; 12a on 12/13, 20)

MIDNIGHTBBC World (not airing 12/13,20, 26)

12:30aTavis Smiley (not 12/13, 20)

11:30p12/3 (9p) The Last Waltz12/10 (11:30p) Last of the Breed12/17 Bluegrass Underground: Amos Lee12/24 (11p) Scrooge (1935)12/31 (11p) Soundstage: Regina Spektor

MIDNIGHT 12/3 Van Morrison: Live at the Rainbow12/17 Austin City Limits Sleater-Kinney Heartless Bastards12/24 (12:13a) Trans-Siberian Orchestra: Chosts of Christmas Eve12/31 (11:57p)Austin City Limits Ring in the New Year with ACL

1:00aInfinity Hall (not 12/24*)12/4 Covered: Tedeschi Trucks Band12/11 Women of Song12/18 Toad the Wet Sprocket12/25 *The Three Tenors Christmas

11:00p 12/4 (10:30p) Great Moments from Soundbreaking12/11 Great Performances:

Magical Mystery Tour Revisited12/18 (11:30p) Jordon Smith

‘Tis the Season12/25 (11:30p) Call the Midwife

Holiday Special

11:30p12/25 Call the Midwife

Holiday Special

MIDNIGHT12/4 Highwaymen:

American Masters12/11 Great Performances:

The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour12/18 (12:30a) European Christmas

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GOVERNOR MARIO CUOMO: POETRY & PROSESUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 AT 7 PM WXXXI-TV

Experience the memorable twelve years Mario Cuomo spent as New York’s 52nd Governor including his initial run for this office in 1982 against Ed Koch, his lauded 1984 keynote speech at the Democratic National Convention, his flirtations with running for president that earned him the nickname ‘Hamlet on the Hudson,’ and his final political race versus George Pataki. Repeats 12/19 at 3PM and 12/22 at 9PM on WORLD.






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Scandinavian | JoAnne Weir | Dining w/Chef | Jacques Pepin | Get Ready to Rio! | Music Voyager | Rick Steves | Woodsmith Shop | Edible Feast | Baby Makes 3

Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions for You | Celtic Woman: Home for Christmas | Cirque Dreams: Holidaze

This American Land| Start Up | To the Contrary | Washington Week | American Forum | Open Mind | Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | America Reframed Yellow Fever

MARATHON Gift of Giving The holiday season is quickly approaching and your gift list is long. Show someone how much you care, with the gifts of love that you give.

50 Years with Peter, Paul & Mary | Rick Steves’ Guide to Cuba | Nat. Park Symphony - The Mighty Five | Great Moments from Soundbreaking

(cont’ 12p) |First...Thanksgiving| Sacred Journeys with Bruce Feiler Lourdes, Shikoku, and Jerusalem | To the Contrary | Washington Week

Hubert Keller | Lidia’s Kitchen | Cook’s Country | JoAnne Weir | New Orleans | This Old House | Globe Trekker Tough Trains | Lidia’s Kitchen | Cook’s Country

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Curious Worlds: Art... of David Beck | Sacred Journeys with Bruce Feiler Lourdes, Shikoku, and Jerusalem | PBS NewsHour

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Backstage with Cabaret | Hamilton’s America | I Miss Downton Abbey! | Soundbreaking

My Louisiana Love | Life of Muhammad The Seeker | Nature Fabulous Frogs | Penelope | Doc World The Killing Fields...

Daniel Tiger | Clifford | Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl | Wild Kratts | Project Smoke | New Orleans | Ask/Old House | Rick Steves

(cont’) Soundbreaking | Arts InFocus | Lawrence Welk’s TV Treasures | The Last Waltz

American Forum | Charlie Rose | Focus on Europe | Global 3000 | Soundbreaking Part 3 of 8 | Soundbreaking Part 4 of 8 | America Reframed Yellow Fever

Daniel Tiger | Clifford | Berenstain Bears | Curious George | WordGirl | Wild Kratts | MARATHON Gift of Giving Show someone how much you care.

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DEGREES OF DIVERSITY Public school teachers in this country are overwhelming white. A WXXI News investigation has found that the disparity is even more severe in the Rochester and Finger Lakes regions. Degrees of Diversity is a weeklong series reporting on the state of diversity among teaching staffs in our area. It kicks off Monday, December 5 with stories airing throughout the week during Morning Edition (6-9am) and All Things Considered (4-6pm) on AM 1370, WRUR-FM 88.5, WEOS-FM 89.5 and online at WXXINews.org.

The series culminates with a special broadcast of Connections with Evan Dawson LIVE from the Little Theatre on Friday, December 9 at 12 p.m. To learn how you can attend the live broadcast, visit WXXI.org/event or call 585-258-2000.

DEGREES OF DIVERSITY, A WXXI NEWS SERIES MONDAY, DECEMBER 5 – FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 ON AM 1370

HANUKKAH LIGHTS 2016 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25 AT 9PM ON AM 1370A perennial NPR favorite with all new Hanukkah stories. Authors include R.L. Maizes with many more authors. Hosted by Susan Stamberg and Murray Horwitz.

THE DINNER PARTY DOWNLOAD HOLIDAY SPECIAL SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 AT 9PM ON AM 1370Stuffed with holiday goodness, this special features a Yuletide playlist; etiquette tips to save you from a work party snafu (or maybe create a memorable one?); a little-known chestnut of holiday history; conversations with special guests both nice and naughty; and lots more!

A SEASON’S GRIOT 2016 MONDAY, DECEMBER 26 AT 9PM ON AM 1370Hosted for nearly 20 years by acclaimed storyteller Madafo Lloyd Wilson, this annual special captures the tales and traditions of African American and African peoples. The show’s poet laureate, Beverly Burnette, and other members of the Season’s Griot family return and familiar and favorite elements of Griot will also be in place with plenty of music!

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Classical Music with Julia Figueras Live from Hochstein Wednesday 12:10-12:50pm

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Classical Music from PRI

Music of the 21st Centurywith Chris Hickey

Hearts of Space

Pipedreams

With Heart & Voice

Holiday Specials

From the Top

Sunday Baroque with Suzanne Bona

With Heart and Voice with Peter DuBois

Classical Music with John Andres

Fascinatin’ Rhythm w/ Michael Lasser

The Score

Thistle & Shamrock

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The Spanish Hour, Mon. 10-11pm, Concierto Tues. 10pm-12am, Live from Hochstein Wed. at 10pm, Fiesta! Thurs., 10-11pm, Echoes Fri. 10 pm -12 am

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Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin

New York Philharmonic

Center Stage at Wolf Trap

Classical Musicwith Brenda Tremblay

Performance Today with Fred Child

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Classical Guitar Alive!

With Heart and Voice with Peter DuBois

Stage Noteswith Robert Hammond



Metropolitan Opera

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MONDAYS - MILWAUKEE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 12/12 Haydn: Symphony No. 103 Walton: Henry V: A Shakespeare Scenario

12/19 Ravel: Mother Goose Suite Falla: Nights in the Gardens of Spain Mendelssohn: The Hebrides Overture, Fingal’s Cave Debussy: La mer

12/26 Nielsen: Symphony No. 5 Beethoven: Violin Concerto

TUESDAYS - LUCERNE FESTIVAL 2016 (*Not 12/20)

12/6 Dvorák: The Noonday Witch, Cello Concerto, Symphony No. 9, From the New World

12/13 Debussy: Syrinx for solo flute Sibelius: Luonnotar, Symphonic Poem for Soprano and Orchestra Haydn: Symphony in D Berg: Lulu Suite Gershwin: Suite from the musical Girl Crazy

*12/20 St. Olaf Christmas Festival - The annual service of song, word and orchestral selections celebrating the Nativity, from St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN, that includes more than 500 student musicians from the choirs and orchestra.

12/27 Alma Mahler: Songs for Medium Voice Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 10

WEDNESDAYS - CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA12/7 Bach/Stokowski: Toccata and Fugue in d Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 Sibelius: Swan of Tuonela Gliere: Symphony No. 3, Iyla Murometz

12/14 (10pm) Cooper International Piano Competition Concerto Final Round

12/21 Cleveland International Piano Competition Concerto Round No. 1

12/28 Cleveland International Piano Competition Concerto Round No. 2

THURSDAY - CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA12/1 Mozart: Adagio in b Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 19 Schubert: Piano Quintet, Trout Mozart: Eine kleine Nachtmusik Williams: Excerpt from Lincoln soundtrack

12/8 Britten: Sinfonia da Requiem Strauss: Death and Transfiguration Elgar: Enigma Variations Dvórak: Violin Concerto

12/15 Weber: The Ruler of the Spirits Overture Shostakovich: Violin Concerto No. 1 Berlioz: Symphonie fantastique Berlioz: Romeo and Juliet

12/22 Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker Stravinsky: Petrushka Shostakovich: Symphony No. 11

12/29 Handel: Messiah

FRIDAYS - APM SYMPHONY CAST12/2 Tchaikovsky: Selections from Swan Lake Stravinsky: Petruska

12/9 Grieg: Holberg Suite Mozart: Clarinet Concerto Beethoven: Symphony No. 1

12/16 Bacewica: Concerto for Strings Haydn: Symphony No. 82, The Bear Chopin: Piano Concerto No. 2

12/23 Bach: Christmas Oratorio

12/30 Hans Gal: Symphony No. 2 Schumann: Symphony No. 4

SATURDAYS AT 1 PM THE METROPOLITAN OPERA 12/3 Puccini: Manon Lescaut

12/10 Soariaho: L’Amour de Loin

12/17 R. Strauss: Salome

12/24 Humperdinck: Hansel and Gretel

12/31 Rossini: L’Italiana in Algeri

SUNDAYS AT 3 PM THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC 12/4 Mozart: Overture to The Magic Flute

Schubert: Overture to The Magic Harp Mahler: Symphony No. 6

12/11 Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 Dvorak: Symphony No. 9, From the New World

12/18 Wagner: Prelude to Act 1, Lohengrin Julia Adophe: Unearth, Release Concerto for Viola & Orchestra Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4

12/25 Handel: Messiah

Concierto

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Visit Classical915.org for a complete list of holiday programs.

OCCASIONAL SHIVERSTUESDAY, DECEMBER 20 AT 8 PM ON WRUR-FMStuffed with holiday goodness, this speical features a Yuletide playlist; etiquette tips to save you from a work party snafu (or maybe create a memorable one?); a little-known chestnut of holiday history; conversations with special guests both nice and naughty; and lots more!

ALL SONGS CONSIDERED FOR THE HOLIDAYSTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 22 AT 8 PM ON WRUR-FMNPR’s Bob Boilen has had it with the holidays. He storms out of the studio and finds himself taking a Dickensian journey, with visits from some old friends including Carrie Brownstein, Dan Auerbach, Aimee Mann, Ben Folds, and more. And um, they will also play the usual unusual holiday songs.

LIVING ON EARTH: HOPE FOR THE HOLIDAYSMONDAY, DECEMBER 26 AT 1 PM ON WRUR-FMThis special brings together Celtic and African-American tales, as well as original stories on the theme of hope. It features Irish bard Aine Minogue, who’ll share ancient Celtic traditions and mesmerizing harp music. Sparky and Rhonda Rucker, story spinners and musicians from Tennessee, bring in a “High John the Conqueror” tale.

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The Little’s Ballet in Cinema series presents a Christmas classic, and an absolute must-see. This rendition of The Nutcracker promises to transport children and adults alike to a world of magic and wonder for the holiday season.TICKETS$20 general admission $18 for Little members and seniorsAvailable at the box office and thelittle.org

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The Royal Opera’s production of Les Contes d’Hoffmann was created in 1980 by the award-winning director John Schlesinger, best known for his work in film (Midnight Cowboy, Sunday Bloody Sunday) and television (Cold Comfort Farm, An Englishman Abroad). Schlesinger’s production sets Hoffman’s tales in the 19th century, drawing on styles from both Hoffmann and Offenbach’s times.

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