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appropriate mix of music and mayhem to keep listeners and trick-or-treaters entertained all night long and are cackling with joy as the creature comes ALIVE!

Hollywood Halloween Friday, October 29 at 3 pmHollywood Halloween is a scary collection of the best (and darkest) classical film scores, ranging from “Night on Bald Mountain” to the horror classic “Bride of Frankenstein” and its comic cousin “Young Frankenstein.” Join Lynne Warfel, host of APM’s Saturday Cinema and Flicks in Five, for a musical ride through popular film scores just right for Halloween.

Igor’s Halloween Jazz Party Friday, October 29 at 11 pm & Sunday, October 31 at 3 pmA Halloween Jazz Party hosted by Igor. He spins the music from his master, The Doctor’s record collection. Good fun and Halloween Jazz music includes the themes from The Addams Family, The Munsters, Dracula, and Frankenstein, “Blues For Dracula”, “Halloween Spooks”, “The Witches Pit”, “Devil May Care”, “Prince of Darkness” and much more.

A Halloween R&B Funky PartySaturday, October 30 at 11 pm & Sunday, October 31 at 6 amIt’s Blacula, it’s Dracula, it’s Blackenstein, it’s the Mummy... it’s a Funky Halloween Soul Party! You will love this funky soulful Halloween epic featuring music from Jimmy Castor, Bo Diddley, Screaming Jay Hawkins, Blue Magic, The Ohio Players,

Beat Latino: Celebrating Latinx/ Latin@ /Hispanic Heritage with U.S. ArtistsFriday, October 1 at 3 pm & Saturday, October 2 at 10 pmIt’s that time of year again! The USA celebrates the many riches and gifts brought to the land by persons of Latinx/Latin@/Hispanic heritage from mid-September to mid-October, but of course, we celebrate all year-round! This edition of Beat Latino focuses on new music by artists that carry these roots and spirit and legacy within them, in the USA. Their music reflects both the origins and the future of their musical art and is an infinite source of beauty, energy and creativity.

Chicago Jazz Live: Richard D. Johnson Quartet plays Brubeck Sunday, October 3 at 3 pm & Monday, October 4 at 11 pmFrom the Chicago Jazz Live archives, celebrate one of those great records we all had in our libraries, Dave Brubeck’s iconic “Time Out”, in an exciting performance by the Richard D. Johnson Quartet, with Richard at the piano (pictured),

Sharel Cassity on alto sax, Dennis Carroll on bass and Charles Heath on drums.

The History of Classical Music Friday, October 8 at 10:30 am (1 hr)Through an engaging narrative, host Dianne Nicolini of KFDC and renown conductor Robert Ziegler tell the story of classical musical, episode by episode, from Gregorian chants to today’s minimalism, highlighting innovations and developments and profiling the lives and works of groundbreaking composers.

Count Basie’s Old and New Testament BandsFriday, October 17 at 1 pm & Saturday, October 18 at 11 pm From the series Jazz and the American Spirit, host Jeff Rupert (pictured) examines the Old Testament and New Testament Count Basie bands. What’s that about? Fire-and-brimstone-knock-you-down big band verses the kinder gentler big band?

Chicago Jazz Live: Paul Marinaro sings Sinatra/ Jobim Sunday, October 24 at 3 pm & Monday, October 25 at 11 pmWelcome vocalist Paul Marinaro (pictured) celebrating the seminal 1967 recording, “Francis Albert Sinatra and Antonio Carlos Jobim”. Paul has worked with guitarist Mike Allemana to

capture the essence of Claus Ogerman’s original arrangements in a compact instrumental quintet, adding Tom Garling on the trombone, Jeremy Kahn on the piano, Dennis Carroll on bass, and George Fludas on the drums. The sounds are lush and the music is sultry.

Tunes from the Crypt–Lucky 13Friday, October 29 at 10 am (2 hrs)Celebrate Halloween with spooky favorites, including “Night on Bald Mountain” by Mussorgsky and “Danse Macabre” by Saint-Saens, plus music from The Hobbit, Spiderman and The Dark Knight Rises. The Master and Igor have been locked in the lab concocting the

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Dear Public Radio 90 Members,Thank you for your continued support of WNMU, Pubic Radio 90.

I find myself reflecting back on this past year and am in awe of all of our members, listeners and supporters. You came through with financial support for Public Radio 90 during a world-wide pandemic that has affected us all personally, financially and emotionally. As we approach our first fundraising effort of our new fiscal year, I am again reaching out to ask you for your support during our Oktoberfest fundraising, which begins on October 5th and runs through October 14th.

During this past year, we have seen rising programming and services costs and have had to tighten up our staffing requirements. We work very hard to make sure that our funding is used to support our core tenet to educate, engage, enlighten and inform. We do this in a variety of ways from news reporting, interviews, arts and culture and other programs that you listen to each day. Programming is one of the largest cost factors in our operations and this is why we need you to continue to support Public Radio 90 through your contributions. Your contribution shows that you believe in the mission of Public Radio 90 and rely on the quality programming that you listen to every day. Be proud of your support--we stand on your shoulders every day.

Your contributions help to support the creative and entertaining locally produced programs like In the Pines; The Shuffle with Kurt Hauswirth; Sound Spectrum; and Weekday with Hans Ahlstrom. You also make it possible for Public Radio 90 to pay for NPR news programs like Morning Edition and All Things Considered, which is often cost prohibitive for small market stations to air. I may not have mentioned your favorite program, but I’m sure that you have at least one favorite that you listen to every week. Because you have your favorites, please make sure to join us in membership by becoming a sustaining member, or contributing member today.

Public Radio 90 is here for you because of you…where else can you make a contribution, choose what you want to give, but still get top programs to listen to at anytime? Any contribution you can make at this time, even a small one, will make a big difference. Thank you again for your continued generosity and personal commitment to WNMU, Public Radio 90. Oktoberfest begins on October 5th and we are proud to work with you in making sure our community continues to benefit from the services of Public Radio 90…remember, we stand on your shoulders.

With sincere thanks,

Tammy Wixtrom Johnson

WNMU-FM Public Media Manager

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puBlic radio 90:BeWell Marquette. Offering personal-ized tools for physical and mental health and resilience… private sessions, group classes, special events, salt therapy, and sauna. More at bewellmqt.com

Beth Millner Jewelry featuring eco-friend-ly gifts and jewelry, handmade in down-town Marquette… on Washington Street, across from the Food Co-op, or online at bethmillner.com

Brogan and Yonkers, estate planning and elder law with locations throughout Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Brogan and Yonkers, life focused estate planning for everyone. More at upelderlaw.com

Cherry Creek Construction, a full-service general contractor specializing in custom new construction and large-scale renova-tions of Marquette area homes. cherrycreekcustom.com

The Crystal Theatre in Crystal Falls… proudly celebrating 30 years as a perform-ing arts venue and opening the doors for the season. Event calendar and more at crystaltheatre.org

Dead River Coffee. Fresh brown beans from a red roaster in a blue room, Baraga Avenue, downtown Marquette, offering craft-roasted fine coffees

October 2021

October Day Sponsors October 1Michael Anderegg of Marquette wishing his wife, Cheryl, a Happy BirthdayThe Happy Dog Grooming Salon on U.S. 41 South, in Harvey, in honor of Adopt-a-Dog Month and dog lovers everywhere

October 2Carol Cappuccio of Marquette in memory of her husband, Thomas CappuccioCarl, Melissa, Erich, and Linnea Eiben of Marquette in memory of Meggan

October 3Lynn Bennett and Gabriel Campbell in honor of their fathers, Art and Ernie

October 4Heidi Pio and Patrick Benton wishing their son, Dexter Benton, a Happy Birthday

October 5Michael Joy and Rebecca Ulland of Marquette in honor of their daughter Esme’s 13th birthday

October 7The U.P. Publishers and Authors Association, holding their pre-holiday book sale this Saturday, October 9th, featuring new release and vintage books from local authors, with the authors avail-able for signing. 11am-7pm at Campfi re Co-Works in the Masonic Building, 132 W Washington St, Marquette

October 10Bob and Carroll Ann Swanson in memory of her son, Travis Martin

October 11Susy Swanson of Marquette in celebration of National Coming Out Day

October 13Donald and Patricia Pearson of Round Lake in appreciation of the Hiawatha National Forest


puBlic radio 90: The Delft Bistro in Downtown Marquette, curating an American Fare dining experi-ence with a twist of cinematic entertain-ment. Dine in, take out, and delivery available. More at thedelftbistro.com

Donckers candy store and restaurant, offering handcrafted caramels, fair trade chocolate, and gourmet candies. Break-fast, lunch and dinner prepared daily. More at donckersonline.com

Dust for You residential and commercial cleaning services, Marquette… commit-ted to a safe and sanitized home or work environment. Cleaning for health, here for you. Gift certifi cates available online at dustforyou.net

The Economic Club of Marquette County, welcoming Kim Lear, Genera-tional Sociologist, Monday, October 11th at the Ramada Inn. More information at marquetteeconomicclub.org

Elixirs by BeWell Marquette. Offering organic, cold-pressed juice, smoothies, soups, and snacks for take-out, curbside, and delivery. More at elixirsmqt.com

Kendricks, Bordeau, Keefe, Seavoy, and Larsen, P.C. of Marquette and Han-cock. A full-service law fi rm, providing legal services to the Upper Peninsula for over a century. kendrickslaw.com

Habitat for Humanity Re-Store, open Monday through Friday, 11 to 5, Saturday 11 to 4, excluding holidays. The staff at the ReStore is thankful to be serving our community and reminds the public that donations are accepted by appointment only.

Jean Kay’s Pasties, Presque Isle Avenue, Marquette, featuring year-round shipment of pasties within the continental U.S. Details at jeankayspasties.com

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October 2021

October 14 Nancy and Jeremy Imm in loving memory of Dr. Richard Imm on the anniversary of his birth Brett and Linda Young of Little Lake in celebration of their wedding anniversary

October 16 Michael and Pauline Werner of Appleton, in memory of Lud and Jenny Rigotti

October 17 Randy and Diane Veale in honor of Matthew and Lauren Hill of Negaunee

October 18 Darolyn and Robert Spannuth of Escanaba in memory of Anne K. Symington

October 19 Allan Olson of Marquette in honor of his wife, Maxine on her birthday Stuga North Veterinary Care, a full-service small animal hospital in Marquette. Dr. Tracy Nyberg and the Stuga North Team are grateful for the opportunity to connect with their clients and care for their pets Ruth Warmanen and family in memory and celebration of the life of Pastor Cy Warmanen

October 23 Chrys and Bud Hendrick of Marquette in honor of Julie and Lori on their 6th wedding anniversary

October 26 Sherry and Rob Middlemis-Brown of Lake Linden in honor of their grandson Finn’s birthday

October 30 Mary Ellen Debelak of Manistique in memory of her parents, Louis and Theresa Debelak Paul Marin and Betsy Little of Marquette

The Daniel J. Kobasic Foundation in support of classical music and Public Radio 90 -- Classiclectic

Stephen and Shirley Kriegel of Sundell – In the Pines

The Hansen Lindner Family Foundation in support of classical music programming – Classiclectic, Peninsula Performances

The Ray and Peg Hirvonen Charitable Foundation – Night Studio, Jazz Showcase, Learning Through the Seasons, Peninsula Performances, Weekday

The Klahn Family in loving memory of Richard and Marilyn Klahn – Night Studio

Steve Unger and Laura Grover honoring all supporters of Public Radio… past, present and future – Harmonia

The Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition, UPEC, citizens united in common-sense con-servation to protect the U.P.’s woods, waters, and wildlife, because what we have today we also want for future generations. On the web at www.upenvironment.org — All Things Considered, Morning Edition

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puBlic radio 90:KFC of Marquette. Everybody needs a little KFC!

The Library of Michigan Foundation, encouraging Michigan-based authors of fiction and non-fiction books through the 2021 Michigan Notable Books series. Learn more online at michigan.gov/notablebooks

Main Street Antique Mall in the historic Gately’s Department Store in downtown Ishpeming. Featuring vintage and antique items. More on Facebook, or at mainstreetantiquemall.net

The Marquette Food Co-op on West Washington Street, a community-owned natural and organic grocery store dedicated to providing U.P. residents with local, organic, and wholesome food and wellness products. Everyone welcome. marquettefood.coop

MESSA… a non-profit organization providing health plans to educators and public employees in Michigan. MESSA is committed to the belief that people who care for Michigan’s kids, schools, and com-munities deserve quality health care and service. More at messa.org

Spine Pain Diagnostics Associates, a group of interventional pain physicians dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of chronic pain with minimally invasive techniques. Information and appointment requests at paindiagnostics.net

Stevens Hardie Family Practice in Marquette… accepting new OB patients and proudly welcoming Dr. Rebecca Rein-ertsen. More at stevenshardie.com

Audiologist Laurie LaFleur of Tri-County Communications, Florence, Wisconsin. Celebrating over 30 years of providing hearing aids, thorough audio-logical exams, and counseling. tricountyaudiology.com

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puBlic radio 90:Van Neste Surveying of Marquette, cel-ebrating 34 years of offering professional land surveying services to the central Upper Peninsula. Online at vannestesurveying.com

Walloon Writers’ Review, a unique liter-ary journal collecting original stories, po-etry, and nature photography celebrating the natural beauty and unique experience of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and north region. Available at local independent bookstores throughout Michigan. More at walloonwritersreview.com

White Water Associates, an Upper Peninsula business providing drinking water analysis, soil and water testing, environmental sampling, and ecological consulting since 1985. white-water-associates.com

White’s Party Store, North Third Street, Marquette, locally owned for over 120 years. Wines, spirits, craft beers, and more. Open 7 days a weekwhitespartystore.com

Yooptone Music of Marquette, featuring instruments, records, lessons, repairs, and rentals. Proudly serving local musicians. More at yooptone.com

Voices from the Past to Air on Public Radio 90 through NovemberWeekday mornings at 9:30 amVoices from the Past is a podcast series sponsored by WNMU Public Radio 90, Peter White Public Library, and the Marquette Regional History Center. It is part of the 2021 NEA Big Read program at Peter White Public Library. In the series, members of the Marquette and surrounding communities share remembrances about their parents, grandparents, great grandparents, and ancestors. People from the past whose infl uences are still being felt today.

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Meet Our Team:Kurt Hauswirth, Producer/HostKurt Hauswirth is the classical music host and producer at Public Radio 90. He also hosts a modern music program called The Shuffl e, and connects that with a local musician video interview series called The Local Spin. Outside of work, he enjoys spending quality time with his family, producing his own electropop music, running, and trying as many cold brew coffees as possible.

He lives in Marquette with his wife Abbey and son Graeme, and can’t imagine living anywhere else. He was born in Marquette and has been a Yooper his whole life. He holds a B.A. in Music Education and taught music for a few years, but when an opportunity to work at Public Radio 90 came along, he couldn’t resist. This is a return to the station for Kurt, as he worked here as a student while attending Northern Michigan University.

Kurt presents local arts and culture features as well as interviews with musicians, composers and authors. He’s the one to contact to schedule an interview, and he also assists in the training of student on-air board operators.

He looks forward to seeing what the future holds for Public Radio 90, and he’s glad to be a part of the team!

October 2021

Around Our Listening Area Local Performances and EventsNMU MUsic DepartMeNt

Choral Ensembles ConcertTuesday. October 5 at 7:30 pm

Performed at the Reynolds Recital Hall (corner of Lee Hall Drive and 7th street) or live online via YouTube. Admission is free for all.

Ochestra ConcertThursday, October 14, 2021 at 7:30 pm

Performed at the Reynolds Recital Hall (corner of Lee Hall Drive and 7th street) or live online via YouTube. Admission is free for all.

Wildcat Marching Band: Band Day EventSaturday, October 23

Performed at the Superior Dome during the NMU vs. Grand Valley State football game. Tickets can be purchased through NMU.universitytickets.com.

NMU Forest roberts theater

Above the TimberlineFriday-Saturday, October 15-16 & Wednesday-Saturday, October 20-23

Written, Illustrated, and Adapted for the Stage by Gregory Manchess. In an alternate future where the weather of the world has been permanently altered, the son of a famed polar explorer sets out in search of his father, who disappeared while looking for a lost city buried under the snow. But Wes Singleton believes his father is still alive–somewhere above the timberline. Adapted from the exqui-sitely painted novel, the world premiere stage adaptation is sure to delight.

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Marquette Symphony Orchestra: 25 Years Orbiting MusicSaturday, October 9 at 7:30 pm

Missy Mazzoli: Sinfonia (for Orbiting Spheres; Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 7.Tickets: Adults starting at $17; Students & Children 13-18: $12; Children 12 and under: $9; Children 6-11: FREE with every Adult ticket. Buy tickets at nmu.universitytickets.com.

MarqUette regioNal history ceNter, MarqUette

9th Annual Archaeology FairSaturday, October 16 from 11–3 pm

We are thrilled to be among 45 world-wide Long Term Collaborators listed by the Archaeological Institute of America. 2021 is the 11th anniversary of International Archaeology Day. Enjoy hands-on learning for all ages. Multiple booths feature various regional and global displays and activities. Included with admission.

boNiFas arts ceNter, escaNaba

Night of Magic and WizardrySaturday, October 16 from 6–9 pm

Visit the Wolfsbane School of Witch-craft and Wizardry and be transported to our wonderful wizarding world. You can visit our wand shop, candy store and potions class! You will enjoy dinner, games and magi-cal activities, meeting characters, learning magic spells, tasting chocolate frogs and butter beer, and so much more! Costumes are welcomed. Tickets will be on sale starting in September and will be available at the Bonifas or online at bonifasarts.org.

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Erik KoskinenFriday, October 1 at 7:30 pm

Sprouted from a blend of American folk, country, rock-n-roll, and blues, Erik Koskinen and his top-shelf band realize a sound that is distinctive and fresh while familiar and clas-sic. Purchase your tickets today!Price: Adults $20, Youths $10, Included with Experience Tech fee.

New Music in the Mine IThursday, October 7 at 6 pm & 8 pm

Hard hats required (and provided) to hear this exciting new music by contemporary composers in the Quincy Mine hoist building. There will be two performances of the same concert at 6 and 8 p.m. Price: Adults $15, Youth $5, Included with Experience Tech fee.

New Music in the Mine IIFriday, October 8 at 7:30 pm

his performance is curated by Libby Meyer, Senior Lecturer for the Michigan Tech Visual and Performing Arts Department and Direc-tor of the Music Composition Program, and will include performances by conScience: Michigan Tech Chamber Singers.Price: Adults $15, Youth $5, Included with Experience Tech fee.

With Wings Attached: New Music Inspired by Bird SongSaturday, October 9 at 7:30 pm

Be up close to the action in this Rozsa Backstage concert of music by contemporary composers inspired by bird song. This per-formance is curated by Libby Meyer, Senior Lecturer for the Michigan Tech Visual and Performing Arts Department and Director of

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Around Our Listening Area Continuedthe Music Composition Program. Price: Adults $15, Youth $5, Included with Experience Tech fee.

Sonatas and Interludes: Stephen Rush performs John Cage’s Sonatas and Inter-ludes for Prepared PianoSunday, October 10 at 7:30 pm

John Cage’s groundbreaking work Sonatas and Interludes for solo piano is a one of kind experience not to be missed. Join us for Stephen Rush’s performance of this unique and meditative sonic experience. This per-formance is curated by Libby Meyer, Senior Lecturer for the Michigan Tech Visual and Performing Arts Department and Director of the Music Composition Program.Price: Adults $15, Youth $5, Included with Experience Tech fee

Shockingly Good MusicThursday, October 14 at 7:30 pm

Superior Winds Symphony (SWS) is con-ducted by Joel Neves, Associate Professor, Visual and Performing Arts. This auditioned ensemble of winds and percussion per-forms the music of composers spanning five centuries, living and not, from all genders, ethnicities and genres.Price: Adults $15, Youth $5, Included with Experience Tech fee

Beethoven’s 250th AnniversarySaturday, October 16 7:30 pm

Get out your party hat. The Keweenaw Sym-phony Orchestra is performing Beethoven’s 8th Symphony to celebrate the 250th birthday of this titanic, mercurial composer. Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra (KSO) is conducted by Dr. Joel Neves, Associate Professor, Visual and Performing Arts. The KSO is a college-com-

munity ensemble composed of Michigan Tech students, faculty and staff, and community musicians. The orchestra presents orchestral masterworks, choral-orchestral, music theatre, ballet, opera, and pops.Price: Adults $19, Youth $6, Included with Experience Tech fee

Backstage Jazz: Jazz Meets Hip Hop feat. Osman Koc installationFriday, October 22 at 7:30 pm & Saturday, October 23 at 7:30 pm

This concert combines all of the best things:1. The Jazz Lab band playing big band covers of jams that have been sampled by hip hop artists. 2. A hip hop artist performing the songs as they were sampled, along with select mem-bers of the Jazz Lab Band.3. An on-stage installation by the innovative creative technologist Osman Koç. Price: Adults $15, Youth $5, Included with Experience Tech fee

“Black (& Gold) Tues-day…no Friday”Friday, October 29 7:30 pm

You’ve heard them at hockey. At basketball. At football. In parades. But you have never heard them like this. Get your tickets Sep-tember 1 to witness the Huskies Pep Band as they appear front and center for one night only on the Rozsa Stage. Huskies Pep Band, advised by Mike Irish, Professor Emeritus of Visual and Performing Arts, has grown to become one of the most recognized bands in all of college hockey. The Huskies Pep Band is an ensemble of Michigan Tech students that like it louder, faster, and higher!.Price: Adults $13, Youth $5, Included with Experience Tech fee

The Rocky Horror Picture ShowFriday, October 29 at 11 pm

Starring Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry

Bosstwick. Pre-show party starts at 10 pm, film starts at 11 pm.Price: Adults $15, Youth $10, Included with Experience Tech fee

crystal theatre, crystal Falls

Third Thursday: Locals – Sons of Legend present Classic blues-based RockOctober 21 from 7–9 pm CT

Thanks to “The Legend,” rhythm guitarist Harley Davis Sr., Sons of Legend is influenced heavily by the blues, as well as hard rock/metal, southern rock and outlaw country. The Sons include Jay Davis and Chris West on lead guitar, Harley Jr. on rhythm guitar, Kirk Atanasoff on drums, Russ Fennick on bass and veteran blues harp player Rick Bailey. Jay, with his gritty rock style, and Rick, with his soulful blues style reminiscent of great blues musicians of the deep south, take turns singing lead. The combination of these influences as well as the diversity of the musicians produce a raucous yet fluent merg-ing of those styles into something uniquely called Sons of Legend.

Alias BrassOctober 17 from 2–4:30 pm

The Alias Brass Company, founded in 2013, is a collaboration of five uniquely talented artists from across the nation. The Alias Brass Company’s performances are comprised of standards and original compositions, along with concepts that blend virtuosic musician-ship with a high level of entertainment. From Baroque and Classical, to Jazz and Pop, the Alias Brass Company’s shows are “a sure-fire hit; chamber music of the future with some-thing for everyone!”

October 2021

Learning Through the Seasons Book $100 contribution/$8.34 per month (FMV $14)Learning Through the Seasons: Activities to Prepare Young Children For Success in School and a Lifetime of Learning is written by former educators, Iris Katers, Esther Macalady, Cheryl Anderegg, Jean Hetrick and Tim Fox. This 121-page soft cover book contains fun-fi lled easy to do activities that use readily available materials found in your home and community. Companion book for WNMU-FM’s weekly Learning Through the Seasons program.

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October 2021

Juke in the Back: Halloween Rhythm & BluesSunday, October 31 at 1 pmHalloween has always been a frightfully good time of the year for the Juke In The Back. This year, Matt The Cat, along with Miss Rosie and Bobby The Bobcat bring you a completely new cauldron of ghoulishly spooky tunes from the 1940s and ‘50s. So keep your spooks close, but your records closer and dig on some rarely heard haunted tunes.

Red Jacket Jamboree: Halloween Special Sunday, October 31 at 10 pmFeatured guests include singer-songwriter John Davey of Marquette and Copper Country author/storyteller T. Marie Bertineau. John Davey is a singer-songwriter whose words and melodies evoke the scenes and emotions of the Midwest. Hear why we’ve invited him back for a third time! Born in the U.P., T. Marie Bertineau is of Anishinaabe-Ojibwe and French Canadian/Cornish descent. She is a member of the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community on the L’Anse Reservation, migizi odoodeman. Married and the mother of two, she makes her home in the Great Lakes Region.

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Watch Monthly Specials on WNMU-TV PLUSTune into our sister station the fi rst Saturday of each month for a special program presention. October’s Special presentation only on WNMU-TV PLUS:

In Search of Walt Whitman, Part 2: The Civil War and Beyond (1861-1892)Saturday, October 2 at 8 pm & Sunday, October 3 at 1 pm

The poet moves to Washington to care for sick and injured Civil War soldiers but grows disillusioned with the Gilded Age after the war. He recovers from a debilitating stroke to live out his days in Camden NJ, where he continues to write poetry. This episode includes such renowned poems as “When Lilacs Last in the Doory’d Bloomed,” “O Captain! My Captain!” “The Wound-Dresser,” and “Goodbye My Fancy.”

WNMU-TV PLUS can be viewed on broadcast channel 13.3 or Charter Spectrum channel 195 (197 in Sault Ste. Marie). For more infor-mation, visit wnmutv.nmu.edu/schedule.

The Shuffl e with Kurt HauswirthOktoberfest Local EditionSaturday, October 9 at 4 pmTo celebrate our Oktoberfest fall fundraiser, Kurt is planning an all-local edition of The Shuffl e on Public Radio 90 this October! Reach out to Kurt if you have something you think he should play on the air (like NPR, he considers all genres!).

If you’d like to submit music for consideration, please send music in digital format [email protected]. Feel free to check the status of your submission by Friday, October 1st.

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October ScheduleAll Times Eastern

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Putumayo World Music Hour

With Good ReasonStateside WFMT Jazz

Media Meet

Blues Today

Morning Edition

Climate Connections 9am Daily; Michigan History Moments 8:30am Wednesday;The Poet’s Nook 9:32am Wednesday; Anishinaabe Radio News 7:30am Friday

Night Studio Classic

With Good ReasonStatesideMedia Meet

Weekend Edition

Weekend Edition

Learning Through the Seasons 8:30am

Chapter a Day Voices From the Past

ClassiclecticChristopher Kimball’s Milk Street Radio

Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me!

Harmonia Big Picture Science

Weekend Radio Classical Guitar Alive!

The Piano Matters The Score Sounds Choral Fiesta! A Way With Words

Sunday SwingWorld Café

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Chamber Music Soc. of Lincoln Ctr.

Concierto!

The Childrens Hour

Afterglow The Dress Circle Early Music Now American RoutesJazz Showcase

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Millenium All Things ConsideredLearning Through the Seasons 4:30pm Tuesday

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National Native News 4:40pm

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Milwaukee Symphony

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October 2021

Evening Concerts Monday – Friday at 8pm

Monday: Chicago Symphony Orches-

tra10/4 - Sibelius: Violin Concerto in D Minor,

Op. 47 (Walter Hendl, conductor); Mahler: Songs of a Wayfarer (YGeorg Solti, conductor); Strauss: Burleske in D Minor (Fritz Reiner, conductor); Dvo ák: Cello Concerto in B Minor, Op. 104 (Daniel Barenboim, conductor)

10/11 - Bach: Wir setzen uns mit Tränen nieder from Saint Matthew Passion, BWV 244 (Chicago Symphony Chorus; Sir Georg Solti, conductor); Bartók: Cantata profana (Chicago Symphony Chorus; Pierre Boulez, conductor): Verdi: Messa da Requiem (Sir Georg Solti, conductor)

10/18 - Ginastera: Four Dances from Estancia; Rodrigo: Concierto de Aranjuez for Guitar and Orchestra; Tárrega: Gran jota; Chabrier: España; Piazzolla: Sinfonía Buenos Aires, Op. 15 (Giancarlo Guer-rero, conductor); Falla: El amor brujo (Fritz Reiner, conductor); Albéniz/Arbós: Navarra (Fritz Reiner, conductor)

10/25 - Mantovani: Threnos (Marin Alsop, conductor); Prokofiev: Piano Concerto No. 3 in C Major, Op. 26 (Marin Alsop, conductor); Bach/Rachmaninov: Gigue from Violin Partita in E Major, BWV 1006; Bridge: Lament; Copland: Symphony No. 3 (Marin Alsop, conductor); Ives/Schuman: Variations on “America” (Mor-ton Gould, conductor)

Tuesday: Milwaukee Symphony

10/5 - Wagner: Tannhäuser: Overture and Bacchanale; Wagner: Die Walküre: Act One (Kenneth Schermerhorn, conductor;

Jessye Norman, soprano; Jess Thomas, tenor; Thomas Paul, bass)

10/12 - Foss: Ode for Orchestra; Song of Songs*; With Music Strong (Milwaukee Symphony Chorus; Lukas Foss, conductor)

10/19 - Stamitz: Symphony in E-flat Major, Op. 11, No. 3; Franz Xaver Richter: Sinfonia in C minor; W.F. Bach: Sinfonia in D minor, BR-WEB C7/Fk 65; C.P.E. Bach: Sinfonia III in F Major, Wq 183/3; Mozart: Sym-phony No. 20 in D Major, K. 133

10/26 - Dvo ák: Stabat Mater, Op. 58 (Milwau-kee Symphony Chorus; Zden k Mácal, conductor)

Wednesday: New York Philharmonic

10/6 - Wagenaar: Cyrano de Bergerac Overture; Korngold: Violin Concerto; Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 (Jaap van Zweden, conductor; Hilary Hahn, Violin)

10/13 - Berg: Lyric Suite (Pierre Boulez, Conductor); Berg: Violin Concerto (Christoph Eschenbach, Conductor); Berg: Wozzeck, Act III (Dimitri Mitropou-los, Conductor); Janacek: Glagolitic Mass (Leonard Bernstein, conductor)

10/20 - Rachmaninoff: The Isle of the Dead (Kurt Masur, Conductor); Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 3 (Eugene Ormandy, Conductor); Rachmaninoff: Symphony No. 2, II. Allegro molto (Artur Rodzinski, Conductor); Respighi: Feste Romana (Giuseppe Sinopoli, Conductor)

10/27 - Hindemith: Violin Concerto (Charles Rex, Violin; Zubin Mehta, Conductor); Beethoven: Triple Concerto(Leonard Bernstein, Piano; John Corigliano, Violin; Laszlo Varga, Cello); Corigliano: Clarinet Concerto (Stanley Drucker, Clarinet; Zu-bin Mehta, Conductor); Vivaldi/Casella: Concerto for Diverse Instruments in C (Leonard Bernstein, Harpsichord and Conductor)

Thursday: Deutsche Welle Festival

10/7 - The 100th anniversary celebration of the Würzburg Mozart Festival features two very special guests: A violin and a viola owned by no less than Wolfgang Amade-us Mozart himself. They will be heard in a wonderful program featuring the famous composer’s works. Mozart: Fantasia for a Mechanical Organ in F-minor, KV 608, Sinfonia concertante for violin, viola and orchestra in E-flat major, KV 364 (320d) (Jörg Widmann, conductor); Jörg Wid-mann: Con brio – Concert overture for orchestra; Mozart: Symphony in C-Major, “Jupiter”, Nr. 41, KV551

10/14 - The Berlin Philharmonic Orches-tra welcomed a live audience after a COV-ID-related hiatus with this Easter Concert 2021. Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet, TH 42, Overture-Fantasy, after Shakespeare; Rachmaninoff: Symphony Nr. 2 E-minor op. 27; Tchaikovsky: Suite Nr 3 G-major op. 55 (Kyrill Petrenko, conductor)

10/21 - Tempest-tossed voyages over billowing seas, sparse winter landscapes shimmer-ing with snow – it’s all but impossible not to see such dramatic scenes take shape before your eyes when listening to the early and late Romantic works performed at the Rheingau Music Festi-val. Felix Mendelssohn: Overture “The Hebrides” op 26; Jean Sibelius: Violin Concerto, D-minor, op 47; Felix Men-delssohn: Symphony Nr.5 D-minor op. 107 “Reformation Symphony,” (Andrés Orozco-Estrada, conductor); Stravinsky: Pulcinella Suite from the Ballet “Pulci-nella” (Paavo Järvi, conductor)

10/28 - Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony is considered the pinnacle of his creativity. The Beethovenfest this year opened with this piece. Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 D-minor op. 125 (Jordi Savall, conductor)

Friday: Peninsula Performances

See page 14 for Peninsula Performances listings.

October 2021

FRIDAY 1 12:00pm Fiesta!: Island Hopping - Host Elbio

Barilari takes you on a musical trip to the many islands in Latin America and Spain. Featuring some of his favorite composers, we will visit the Canary Islands, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Guadeloupe, and Grenada.

1:00pm Concierto! 3:00pm Beat Latino: Celebrating Latinx/

Latin@/Hispanic Heritage with U.S. Artists

4:00pm All Things Considered 4:30pm Anishinaabe Radio News 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 8:00pm Peninsula Performances: PMMF UP-

Starts / MTU conScience Chamber Singers

10:00pm Stateside 11:00pm Night Studio

SATURDAY 2 6:00am Night Studio Classic 7:00am Stateside 8:00am Weekend Edition 8:30am Learning Through the Seasons 10:00am Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 11:00am Big Picture Science 12:00pm A Way With Words 1:00pm The Children’s Hour 2:00pm American Routes 4:00pm The Shuffle with Kurth Hauswirth 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm World Café 8:00pm Beale Street Caravan 9:00pm Putumayo World Music Hour 10:00pm Beat Latino: Celebrating Latinx/

Latin@/Hispanic Heritage with U.S. Artists

11:00pm Blues Today

SUNDAY 3 6:00am Blues Today 7:00am With Good Reason

7:30am Media Meet 8:00am Weekend Edition 10:00am Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 11:00am Harmonia 12:00pm Weekend Radio 1:00pm Sunday Swing 2:00pm Afterglow 3:00pm Chicago Jazz Live: Richard D

Johnson Quartet plays Brubeck 4:00pm Jazz in the New Millenium 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm Mountain Stage: Steve Earle & The

Dukes, Malcolm Holcombe, John R. Miller, Rachel Baiman, and Mary Hott with The Carpenter Ants

8:00pm Thistle and Shamrock: Banjo Roots and Branches - The ngoni, the xa-lam, and the akonting are just three of more than 60 plucked stringed instruments in West Africa that were predecessors of the modern banjo. We follow the migration of the banjo from its roots in Africa to America and onward to Ireland, a unique musical journey. Featuring Rhiannon Giddens, Mick Moloney and more.

9:00pm In the Pines: North Carolina singer-songwriter Jonathan Byrd, from the 2016 Hiawatha Music Festival

9:30pm Just Folks 11:00pm Tent Show Radio

MONDAY 4 12:00pm Classical Guitar Alive! 1:00pm World Café 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm Media Meet 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 8:00pm Chicago Symphony Orchestra: Great

Guest Soloists 10:00pm Stateside 11:00pm Chicago Jazz Live: Richard D

Johnson Quartet plays Brubeck

TUESDAY 5 12:00pm The Piano Matters 1:00pm Peninsula Performances: PMMF UP-

Starts / MTU conScience Chamber Singers

3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 4:30pm Learning Through the Seasons: Dif-

ficult Conversations Pt. 1 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm A Way With Words

Monday-Friday at 9am

Monday, October 4 through Friday, October 8, Michele Good reads A Begin-ner’s Guide to America by Roya Hakakian. Written as a “guide” for the newly arrived, and providing “practical information and advice,” Roya Hakakian, an immigrant herself, reveals what those who settle here love about the country, what they miss about their homes, the cruelty of some Americans, and the unceasing generosity of others.

Monday, October 11 through Friday, October 29, Norman Gilliland reads The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde. In Oscar Wilde’s only novel, he forges a devastating portrait of the effects of evil and debauchery on a young man in late-19th-century England. Combining elements of the Gothic horror novel and decadent French fiction, the book centers on a beau-tiful, young man named Dorian Gray, who in a fleeting moment wishes that he could have eternal youth and beauty while his recently painted portrait would age instead. His wish granted, he begins to descend into a life of crime and gross sensuality, while the portrait grows day by day into a hideous record of evil, which he must keep hidden from the world.

Chapter a Day from Wisconsin Public Radio has been airing in Wisconsin since 1927 and

features a variety of readers. Episodes are available online for one week after they air.

www.wpr.org/programs/chapter-day

WEEKDAYS 5:00am Mon: With Good Reason

Tue-Fri: Stateside

6:00am Morning Edition from NPR

9:00am Climate Connections

9:02am Chapter a Day

9:30am Voices from the Past

9:32am The Poet’s Nook (Wednesdays)

9:35am Classiclectic with Kurt Hauswirth

All Times Eastern

October 2021

8:00pm Milwaukee Symphony: Schermer-horn conducts Wagner

10:00pm Stateside 11:00pm Jazz in the New Millenium

WEDNESDAY 6 12:00pm The Score With Edmund Stone: Die

Laughing - A splash of suspicion, morsel of menace and a soupÃ§on of suspense, Edmund Stone has a delicious dark recipe for mirth and mystery in Die Laughing, a Score filled with some of the most fright-fully funny murder mystery movies. There are harrowing whodunnits with Knives Out and Arsenic and Old Lace, and laugh in the face of death with Ready Or Not and Corpse Bride. Itâ€™s to die for, this week on The Score.

1:00pm Footlight Parade 2:00pm The Dress Circle 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Travel with Rick Steves 8:00pm New York Philharmonic: Zweden &

Hahn Perform Korngold, Wagenaar, and Beethoven

10:00pm Stateside 11:00pm Jazz Night in America

THURSDAY 7 12:00pm Sounds Choral 1:00pm Chamber Music Society of Lincoln

Center: The Royals 2:00pm Early Music Now: Happy Birthday,

Michael Praetorius! 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm In the Pines: North Carolina singer-

songwriter Jonathan Byrd, from the 2016 Hiawatha Music Festival

4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Big Picture Science 8:00pm Deutche Welle Festival Concerts:

Würzburg Mozart Festival celebrates 100 years with special instrument appearance

10:00pm Stateside 11:00pm The Brazilian Hour

FRIDAY 8 10:30am The History of Classical Music

(1 hr) 12:00pm Fiesta!: Villa-Lobos: Folk Traveler

- Host, Elbio Barilari takes you on a journey through Brazil with the music of Heitor Villa-Lobos. Early in his life Villa-Lobos traveled the Brazilian countryside learning folk songs that he would eventually incorporate into his symphonic works. Included in this program is his famous Brazilian Folk Suite.

1:00pm Concierto! 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 4:30pm Anishinaabe Radio News 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 8:00pm Peninsula Performances: NMU Per-

cussion Ensemble / Logan Galindo Senior Recital, April 2018


SATURDAY 9 6:00am Night Studio Classic 7:00am Stateside 8:00am Weekend Edition 8:30am Learning Through the Seasons: Dif-

ficult Conversations Pt. 1 10:00am Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 11:00am Big Picture Science 12:00pm A Way With Words 1:00pm The Children’s Hour 2:00pm American Routes 4:00pm The Shuffle with Kurth Hauswirth 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm World Café 8:00pm Beale Street Caravan 9:00pm Putumayo World Music Hour

Sundays at 9 pm et Thursdays at 3:30 pm et

10/3 - North Carolina singer-songwriter Jonathan Byrd, from the 2016 Hiawatha Music Festival (repeats 10/7)

10/10 - Minnesota-based Bluegrass band The High 48’s, from the 2015 Hiawatha Music Festival (repeats 10/14)

10/17 - Americana trio The Stray Birds, from the 2016 Porcupine Mountains Music Festival (repeats 10/21)

10/24 - Out of the Twin Cities of Minne-sota, Dan Newton & the Cafe Accordion Orchestra, from the 2017 Hiawatha Music Festival (repeats 10/28)

10/31 - New York City-based singer-songwriter Lucy Kalpansky from the 2009 Hiawatha Music Festival (repeats 11/4) 10:00pm Sound Spectrum

11:00pm Blues Today

SUNDAY 10 6:00am Blues Today 7:00am With Good Reason 7:30am Media Meet 8:00am Weekend Edition 10:00am Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 11:00am Harmonia 12:00pm Weekend Radio 1:00pm Sunday Swing 2:00pm Afterglow 3:00pm Jazz Showcase 4:00pm Jazz in the New Millenium 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm Mountain Stage: Rodney Crowell,

Colin Hay, Amy Speace, Nobody’s Girl, Jordan Tice

8:00pm Thistle and Shamrock: NPR50: Celtic Voices 2 - For NPR’s 50th anniversary, Fiona Ritchie fondly remembers more of the musical voices, now silent, who have helped shape the sound of Thistle through NPR’s five decades, including Liam O’Flynn, Jean Ritchie, and Andy M. Stewart.

9:00pm In the Pines: Minnesota-based Blue-

Join host Mike Settles in taking a closer look at issues that are important to the people of the Upper Great Lakes re-gion. Listen to community leaders and special guests discussing timely topics of local interest.

Program topics are subject to change in order to cover timely news and events.

Check online for weekly topics: wnmutv.nmu.edu/media-meet

Sundays at 7:30 am etRepeats Mondays at 5:30 am & 3:30 pm et

Media Meet podcasts available at WNMUFM.ORG

All Times Eastern

October 2021

grass band The High 48’s, from the 2015 Hiawatha Music Festival


MONDAY 11 12:00pm Classical Guitar Alive! 1:00pm World Café 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm Media Meet 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 8:00pm Chicago Symphony Orchestra: Cel-

ebrating Margaret Hillis’s Centen-nial


TUESDAY 12 12:00pm The Piano Matters 1:00pm Peninsula Performances: NMU Per-

cussion Ensemble / Logan Galindo Senior Recital, April 2018

3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 4:30pm Learning Through the Seasons: Dif-

ficult Conversations Pt. 2 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm A Way With Words 8:00pm Milwaukee Symphony: Foss con-

ducts Foss 10:00pm Stateside 11:00pm Jazz in the New Millenium

WEDNESDAY 13 12:00pm The Score With Edmund Stone:

Mediums, Well Done - This week on the Score Edmund Stone features the tantalizing topic of communicat-ing with the Great Beyond including spine tingling favorites Sixth Sense and The Awakening, or find a Happy Medium with Oda Mae in Ghost and Sybil Trelawney in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Itâ€™s Mediums, Well Done.

1:00pm Footlight Parade 2:00pm The Dress Circle 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Travel with Rick Steves 8:00pm New York Philharmonic: Berg &

Janacek 10:00pm Stateside 11:00pm Jazz Night in America


Center: Quartet Evolution I

2:00pm Early Music Now: Recent Releases 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm In the Pines: Minnesota-based Blue-

grass band The High 48’s, from the 2015 Hiawatha Music Festival

4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Big Picture Science 8:00pm Deutche Welle Festival Concerts:

Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra: The Revival Concert


FRIDAY 15 12:00pm Fiesta!: The Eclectic Collective -

Latin American classical music has taken on many different forms and incorporates many different styles. On this program, host Elbio Barilari will pick selections reflecting the many eclectic styles of classical music that have come out of Latin America. Including music by the Argentine composer Astor Piazzolla, Brazilian composer Edo Lobo, and

Fridays at 8p & Tuesdays at 1pwith host Kurt Hauswirth

10/1 & 5: PMMF UPStarts / MTU conScience Chamber Singers Enjoy the sounds of talented youth from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, with the Pine Mountain Music Festival’s UPStarts from June 2017. We also hear from the Michigan Tech conScience Chamber Singers.

10/8 & 12: NMU Percussion Ensemble / Logan Galindo Senior Recital Percussion and saxophone music are featured in this edition of Peninsula Performances. Enjoy two concerts from April 2018; a percussion ensemble concert, and the Senior Recital of saxophonist Logan Galindo.

10/15 & 19: Upper Peninsula Youth Orchestra Concerts Youth orchestral performers took to the Reynolds Recital Hall stage, performing music of Tchaikovsky, Hindemith and Britten in May 2018, and also in June of 2017, with music of Debussy, Sibelius and Stravinsky.

10/22 & 26: Symphonic Band & Wind Ensemble / Kyle Mol (trumpet) Senior Recital Hear the full spectrum of sound, with the NMU Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble from February 2019, and the Senior Recital of Kyle Mol from November 2018. Music of Grainger, Holst, Handel and Balay are featured.

10/29 & 11/2: Faculty Recital Series - Dr. Nancy Zimmerman / Dr. Jeffrey Vickers, saxophone Take in two NMU faculty concerts on this program from the 2018-19 academic year, with Dr. Nancy Zimmerman at piano and Dr. Jeffrey Vickers at saxophone. Piano works include classic music of Debussy, Beethoven and Bach, while saxophone works include more recent repertoire from Lemay and Zupko.

Learning Through The SeasonsWith host Iris Katers of Grandparents Teach Too

4:30pm Tuesday & 8:35am Saturday

10/5 & 9 Difficult Conversations Pt. 110/12 & 16 Difficult Conversations Pt. 210/19 & 23 Stained Glass10/26 & 30 Dog Parks

Learning Through the Seasons is a production of WNMU-FM and Grandparents Teach Too, a nonprofit organization founded by early elementary teachers, reading specialists, and early education childhood specialists Iris Katers, Esther Macalady, Cheryl Anderegg, Jean Hetrick and Tim Fox, who co-authored the book from which the programs are based.

Co-author Iris Katers narrates the weekly program that promotes the educational benefits for young children of doing the easy fun-filled activities found in the book that use readily available materials found around your home and community.

You can get a copy of The Learning Through the Seasons companion book as your thank you gift for a contribution of $100/$8.35mo to Public Radio 90. All programs also available online.

October 2021

1:00pm World Café 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm Media Meet 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 8:00pm Chicago Symphony Orchestra: Guer-

rero & Sáinz-Villegas 10:00pm Stateside 11:00pm Count Basie’s Old and New

Testament Bands

TUESDAY 19 12:00pm The Piano Matters 1:00pm Peninsula Performances: Upper

Peninsula Youth Orchestra Concerts 05/2018 & 06/2017

3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 4:30pm Learning Through the Seasons:

Stained Glass 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm A Way With Words 8:00pm Milwaukee Symphony: Masur con-

ducts Stamitz, Richter, Bach, Mozart 10:00pm Stateside 11:00pm Jazz in the New Millenium


Witch Way? - Edmund Stone is ready to cast a musical spell this week with Which Way? - a Score all about witches. Dust off your broom and take a ride with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the three witches of Endor from Macbeth and join the danse macabre with Suspiria.

1:00pm Footlight Parade 2:00pm The Dress Circle 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Travel with Rick Steves 8:00pm New York Philharmonic: Rach-

maninoff & Respighi 10:00pm Stateside 11:00pm Jazz Night in America


Center: Quartet Evolution II 2:00pm Early Music Now: The Orpheus of

Amsterdam 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm In the Pines: Americana trio The

Stray Birds, from the 2016 Porcu-pine Mountains Music Festival

4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Marketplace

Mexican composer Melesio Morales. 1:00pm Concierto! 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 4:30pm Anishinaabe Radio News 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 8:00pm Peninsula Performances: Upper

Peninsula Youth Orchestra Concerts 05/2018 & 06/2017


SATURDAY 16 6:00am Night Studio Classic 7:00am Stateside 8:00am Weekend Edition 8:30am Learning Through the Seasons: Dif-

ficult Conversations Pt. 2 10:00am Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 11:00am Big Picture Science 12:00pm A Way With Words 1:00pm The Children’s Hour 2:00pm American Routes 4:00pm The Shuffle with Kurth Hauswirth 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm World Café 8:00pm Beale Street Caravan 9:00pm Putumayo World Music Hour 10:00pm Sound Spectrum 11:00pm Blues Today


Radio 11:00am Harmonia 12:00pm Weekend Radio 1:00pm Count Basie’s Old and New

Testament Bands 2:00pm Afterglow 3:00pm Jazz Showcase 4:00pm Jazz in the New Millenium 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm Mountain Stage: Ani DiFranco,

Hayes Carll, Dar Williams, and Mipso

8:00pm Thistle and Shamrock 9:00pm In the Pines: Americana trio The

Stray Birds, from the 2016 Porcu-pine Mountains Music Festival


MONDAY 18 12:00pm Classical Guitar Alive!

7:00pm Big Picture Science 8:00pm Deutche Welle Festival Concerts:

Overwhelming sounds at Rhein-gau Music Festival


FRIDAY 22 12:00pm Fiesta!: Orchestral Music of Ca-

margo Guarnieri - We explore the wide range of orchestral sounds of 20th century Brazilian composer Camargo Guarnieri. Including his Piano Concerto No. 3 and his Sym-phony No. 6.

1:00pm Concierto! 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 4:30pm Anishinaabe Radio News 6:30pm Marketplace 7:00pm Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 8:00pm Peninsula Performances: Symphonic

Band & Wind Ensemble 2/2019 / Kyle Mol (trumpet) Senior Recital 11/2018


SATURDAY 23 6:00am Night Studio Classic 7:00am Stateside 8:00am Weekend Edition 8:30am Learning Through the Seasons:

Stained Glass 10:00am Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 11:00am Big Picture Science 12:00pm A Way With Words 1:00pm The Children’s Hour 2:00pm American Routes 4:00pm The Shuffle with Kurth Hauswirth 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm World Café 8:00pm Beale Street Caravan 9:00pm Putumayo World Music Hour 10:00pm Sound Spectrum 11:00pm Blues Today


Radio 11:00am Harmonia 12:00pm Weekend Radio 1:00pm Sunday Swing 2:00pm Afterglow 3:00pm Chicago Jazz Live: Paul Marina-

ro sings Sinatra/Jobim 4:00pm Jazz in the New Millenium

All Times Eastern

October 2021

5:00pm All Things Considered6:00pm Mountain Stage: Todd Snider, Kath-

leen Edwards, Lakou Mizik, Sunny War, and The Accidentals

8:00pm Thistle and Shamrock9:00pm In the Pines: Out of the Twin Cities

of Minnesota, Dan Newton & the Cafe Accordion Orchestra, from the 2017 Hiawatha Music Festival

9:30pm Just Folks11:00pm Tent Show Radio

MONDAY 25 12:00pm Classical Guitar Alive!1:00pm World Café3:00pm Weekday3:30pm Media Meet4:00pm All Things Considered6:30pm Marketplace7:00pm Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me!8:00pm Chicago Symphony Orchestra: Alsop

& Trifonov10:00pm Stateside11:00pm Chicago Jazz Live: Paul Marina-

ro sings Sinatra/Jobim

TUESDAY 26 12:00pm The Piano Matters1:00pm Peninsula Performances: Symphonic

Band & Wind Ensemble 2/2019 / Kyle Mol (trumpet) Senior Recital 11/2018

3:00pm Weekday4:00pm All Things Considered4:30pm Learning Through the Seasons: Dog

Parks6:30pm Marketplace7:00pm A Way With Words8:00pm Milwaukee Symphony: Mácal con-

ducts Dvo ák10:00pm Stateside11:00pm Jazz in the New Millenium


Halloween Icons/Halloween’s Great-est Hits - It’s music to carve your pumpkin by this week on The Score with Halloween Classics. Youâ€™ll be scared silly with Ghostbusters, shiver with Brahm Stoker’s Dracula, Steven King’s It and vintage Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. It’s a treat bag of Halloween’s greatest hits.

1:00pm Footlight Parade2:00pm The Dress Circle3:00pm Weekday4:00pm All Things Considered6:30pm Marketplace7:00pm Travel with Rick Steves8:00pm New York Philharmonic: Concerti

for Diverse Instruments

10:00pm Stateside11:00pm Jazz Night in America

THURSDAY 28 12:00pm Sounds Choral1:00pm Chamber Music Society of Lincoln

Center: Modern Voices I2:00pm Early Music Now: Muffat and Con-

temporaries3:00pm Weekday3:30pm In the Pines: Out of the Twin Cities

of Minnesota, Dan Newton & the Cafe Accordion Orchestra, from the 2017 Hiawatha Music Festival

4:00pm All Things Considered6:30pm Marketplace7:00pm Big Picture Science8:00pm Deutche Welle Festival Concerts:

The Nine: Beethovenfest 2021 Opening

10:00pm Stateside11:00pm The Brazilian Hour

FRIDAY 29 10:00am Tunes from the Crypt – Lucky 13

(2 hrs) 12:00pm Fiesta!: Fiesta of the Guitar - This

week, Elbio invites you to a Fiesta of the Guitar, celebrating a wide range of Latin-American guitar music. We explore the thriving crossover of classical style and popular folk and cultural themes, an intersection with a rich history and a continuing tradition of innovative guitar music.

1:00pm Concierto! 3:00pm Hollywood Halloween4:00pm All Things Considered4:30pm Anishinaabe Radio News6:30pm Marketplace7:00pm Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio8:00pm Peninsula Performances: Faculty

Recital Series - Dr. Nancy Zimmer-man 11/2018 / Dr. Jeffrey Vickers, saxophone 3/2019

11:00pm Igor’s Halloween Jazz Party

SATURDAY 30 6:00am Night Studio Classic7:00am Stateside8:00am Weekend Edition8:30am Learning Through the Seasons: Dog

Parks10:00am Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me!11:00am Big Picture Science12:00pm A Way With Words1:00pm The Children’s Hour2:00pm American Routes4:00pm The Shuffl e with Kurth Hauswirth

5:00pm All Things Considered6:00pm World Café8:00pm Beale Street Caravan9:00pm Putumayo World Music Hour

10:00pm Sound Spectrum 11:00pm A Halloween R&B Funky Party

SUNDAY 31 6:00am A Halloween R&B Funky Party

7:00am With Good Reason7:30am Media Meet8:00am Weekend Edition

10:00am Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Radio

11:00am Harmonia12:00pm Weekend Radio

1:00pm Juke in the Back: Halloween Rhythm & Blues

2:00pm Afterglow 3:00pm Igor’s Halloween Jazz Party4:00pm Jazz in the New Millenium5:00pm All Things Considered6:00pm Mountain Stage: Bahamas, Lilly

Hiatt, Kishi Bashi and more8:00pm Thistle and Shamrock9:00pm In the Pines: New York City-based

singer-songwriter Lucy Kalpansky from the 2009 Hiawatha Music Festival

9:30pm Just Folks10:00pm Red Jacket Jamboree: Halloween

Special11:00pm Tent Show Radio

All Times Eastern

october ‘21 specials

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