It was The War That Made America

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JANUARY 2006
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Cover Story . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
In the Neighborhood. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Television Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Classical 91.5/90.3 Listings . . . . . . . . . . . .24
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Highlights
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Walking the Bible
My Family
TV21 (CABLE 11)
My Family
Saturdays at 8:30 p.m., beginning January 7
Tune in for WXXI’s latest British sitcom about the Harper family.
Susan works as a tour guide, Ben as a dentist, and their home life is
complicated by the normal wear and tear of three children.
Walking the Bible
Executive Staff
Norm Silverstein
Susan Rogers
Jeanne E. Fisher
Kent Hatfield
Gary Walker
President & CEO
Executive Vice President
Vice President, Radio
Vice President, Tech. & Op.
Vice President, Television
WXXI Board of Trustees Officers
David Mack
Chair
Sergio Esteban
Vice Chair
Diana Kurty
Treasurer
Steven Swartout, Esq.
Secretary
Wednesdays, January 4, 11 and 18 at 8 p.m.
Member Magazine Staff
Jon Haliniak
Kristin Tutino
Kathalee Hodge
Rhonda Austin
Yasmin Jung
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January 2006
Volume XXXVI, Issue 5
Live! At the Concertgebouw
Tuesdays at 8 p.m. beginning January 3
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At a time when the world is searching for understanding, this miniseries accentuates the commonalities of Christianity, Judaism and
Islam. Part adventure, part archaeological detective work and part
spiritual exploration, the programs join storyteller Bruce Feiler on his
inspiring 10,000-mile odyssey as he searches for traces of the great
biblical heroes.
This season promises some of the greatest conductors— Mariss
Jansons, Valery Gergiev, Dennis Russel Davies, Nikolaus
Harnoncourt, Daniele Gatti, Roger Norrington & Yakov Kreizberg,
superb guest ensembles, soloists and music that the world has to offer.
AM1370
Music and the Mind
Saturday, January 28 at 3 p.m.
Music can soothe, arouse, amuse, irritate, and delight us. Why
should mere sequences of musical sounds have such power over
how we feel? And how do good musicians orchestrate that power?
Reporter Eva Neuberg examines the so-called “Mozart effect”
and pianist Emanuel Ax compares the joys of Mozart to the joys
of procreation. This program is part of WXXI’s Magnificent Mozart
Week. To learn more, turn to page 27.
FREE SNEAK PREVIEW
Join WXXI, Pioneer Network,
Lifespan, and the Rochester
Chapter of the Alzheimer’s
Association on January 20
from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon for a
screening and discussion of
Almost Home, a stunningly intimate documentary that follows
the stories of residents, families
and workers in a Milwaukee retirement community as they struggle
with the personal challenges of
aging. The event is free and open
to the public but seating is limited.
Call Christie at (585) 271-7570 to
make your reservation.
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Changing Hearts, Changing Minds
WXXI and Al Sigl Center host a week-long programming initiative to stimulate community dialogue about the perspectives of people with disabilities.
Now in its fourth year, Dialogue on Disability: The Herman & Margaret Schwartz
Community Series runs from Monday, January 16 through Sunday, January 22.
AM 1370 kicks off the series Monday, January 16 at 12 noon with a special
“1370 Connection” program followed by The World at Your Fingers at
1 p.m., a program that takes a look into the world of deafblindness in India.
At 1:30 p.m., AM 1370 brings listeners Dyslexia: Identifying, Coping and
Learning, host Barry Vogel talks with Dr. Sally Shaywitz, a neuroscientist
and Professor of Pediatrics at Yale University and the co-director of the Yale
Center for the Study of Learning and Attention. She discusses early diagnosis
of dyslexia in young children, older children, and adults, and what can be done
to assist people who suffer from this disability.
On Tuesday, January 17 at 9 p.m., WXXI-TV 21 (cable 11) broadcasts
the television premiere of The Collector of Bedford Street, an Academy
Award-nominated short documentary that takes a heartwarming look at Larry
Selman, a 60-year-old mentally retarded man and his unique contributions
to his community. Disability issues will also be topics on WXXI-TV’s Need
to Know (airing at 9 p.m. on 1/20 and again at 12 noon on 1/22), Homework
Hotline (airing at 5:30 p.m. 1/17) and Assignment: the World (airing at 6 a.m.
1/19 and 1/20).
1370 Connection’s Bob Smith talks about disability issues again on
Thursday, January 19 at 12 noon on AM 1370 followed by Gray Matter:
Crossroads and Frontiers at 1 p.m. Gray Matter highlights three fascinating
case histories, each a turning point in neuroscience that continues to advance
cutting-edge developments in frontal lobe damage, epilepsy and memory, and
Parkinson’s disease.
The week concludes with a special 1370 Connection: Healthy Friday
on Friday, January 20 at 12 noon on AM 1370 with host Elissa Orlando.
Dialogue on Disabilities is made possible thanks to support from the
Fred L. Emerson Foundation. Additional support provided by Bank of
America, Boylan, Brown, Code, Vigdor & Wilson LLP and the Ames Amzalak
Trust. To learn more, visit wxxi.org/disability.
In The Neighborhood
JANUARY 2006
TEACHER’S WORKSHOP
It was a war for empire.
It was a precursor to
the American Revolution.
It was The War That Made America
with narration by Graham Greene
If you’re a teacher we’d like to invite you to a premier
screening of this extraordinary series, followed by
a discussion with Robert L. Emerson, Executive
Director of Old Fort Niagara and member of the New
York State French and Indian War 250th Anniversary
Commemoration Commission.
Sat., Jan. 7, 2006 from 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
WXXI Studios: 280 State St., Rochester, NY 14614
Screening/Discussion/Workshop hosted
by the Rochester Area Council for Social
Studies and WXXI.
The War That Made America is a production
of WQED Multimedia, in collaboration
with French and Indian War 250, in
commemoration of the 250th anniversary
of the French and Indian War.
Funders: National Endowment for the Humanities
The session is free, but seating is limited. RSVP to Shelley Figueroa
at sfi[email protected] or call (585) 258-0278 by January 4, 2006.
Professional Development certificates will be available.
Featuring:
• A lecture/discussion by Robert L. Emerson, Executive Director
of Old Fort Niagara.
• A “sneak peek” at the PBS documentary The War That Made
America airing January 18 and January 25 from 9-11 p.m. on
WXXI TV 21 (cable channel 11).
• Old Fort Niagara video clips – Workshop & materials
• Continental breakfast
• Lunch
ROCHESTER AREA COUNCIL
FOR SOCIAL STUDIES
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In The Neighborhood
“Butterball turkeys... $0.19 a pound, bananas... $0.75 a
pound, 12-pack of Diet Coke.... 2 for $6, Liquid Tide... $3.99,”
announces Reachout Radio volunteer reader Peggy Weston
Byrd during her weekly broadcast of the grocery ads, which
is heard on WXXI Reachout Radio -- a closed-circuit 24-hour
radio reading service for people who are print-handicapped.
Byrd has been a volunteer reader at Reachout Radio for the
past eight years and has been reading the grocery ads since
she started. “Other than the Democrat and Chronicle, the
grocery ads are the most listened to program on our air - and
the one program we get the most response to,” explains Ruth
Phinney, WXXI Reachout Radio Program Director. “We broadcast Peggy’s grocery ads program three times a week to give
our listeners lots of chances to get the information. Many listeners record the program so they can go back and make their
grocery lists. It’s a really important service to them.”
A Vital Nutrient for Reachout Radio
By Alexandra Touhey
The popularity of the grocery ads can be attributed to Byrd’s
warm and bubbly delivery. She reads the ads with a bit of
commentary to keep the hour-long program interesting. “If
people can use the service, are happy with it, and I get the
information across,” says Byrd, “that’s the best part. That’s
what keeps me coming back.”
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It’s not what you say,
It’s HOW you say it
Expressing your message effectively
is important for promoting your business.
A Corporate Partnership with WXXI
can help. Become a partner today!
To find out more, contact Robin Stone
Assistant VP of Sales and Marketing,
(585) 258-0221 • [email protected]
For the last 21 years, Reachout Radio has provided a reading service for people who are print-handicapped. Eligible
individuals include those with visual impairment or blindness,
those who have a physical disability, which prohibits the holding of printed material, or one with a learning disability such as
dyslexia. Volunteers are the true lifeblood of the service, and
Byrd is one of 100 volunteer readers who provide daily readings of local and national newspapers, and special programs
geared toward this unique audience.
As a retired schoolteacher for the Rochester City School
District, Byrd now devotes her time to volunteering for several
organizations. At Reachout Radio, Byrd’s volunteer experience
has taught her a great deal about radio, and she credits her
success to the technicians that help her show run smoothly.
She is also on the Steering Committee for her neighborhood
association in Brighton, and involved in Heartbeats for Life, a
group geared toward preventing heart disease.
Reachout Radio is one of more than 120 radio-reading services
available through the United States that are members of the
International Association of Audio Information Services (IAAIS).
This story was written by Alexandra Touhey, a senior
at SUNY Geneseo who interned at WXXI in Creative
Services.
In The Neighborhood
JANUARY 2006
Pictured: NewsHour’s
Ray Suarez with WXXI’s
Associate of the Year
Dick Eisenhart.
Credit:Ken A. Huth
As a proud sponsor of WXXI
programming for more than 15 years,
we have found the experience to
be a great benefit to us — not only
because it brings quality clients to us
but because it also allows us to give
back to the community in the form of
supporting public broadcasting.
—Doug Hawn, President,
Hawn Heating and Air Conditioning
Founded in 1931 by Allen D. Hawn, Hawn Heating and Air
Conditioning is a full-service provider of heating, air
conditioning service and equipment. While specializing in
Carrier brand furnaces and air conditioners as a factory
authorized dealer, Hawn services all makes and models
of residential equipment. In addition to their duct cleaning
and gas fireplace division, Hawn also offers water heater
replacement service. Hawn is Upstate New York’s only
authorized Unico high-velocity/mini duct air conditioning
dealer. They also carry Dunkirk and Weil McLain brand
boilers as well as Regency and Napoleon gas fireplaces
and fireplace inserts.
Hawn Heating and Air Conditioning has an annual schedule on WXXI radio and has also been involved with past
WXXI Auctions. Doug Hawn, President and grandson of
the founder, explains their longtime partnership with
WXXI: “As a proud sponsor of WXXI programming for
more than 15 years, we have found the experience to be
a great benefit to us -- not only because it brings quality
clients to us but because it also allows us to give back to
the community in the form of supporting public broadcasting. We often hear words of thanks from our clients for
supporting WXXI.”
Visit Hawn’s beautiful new showroom on North Winton
Road (near Blossom) full of working display models of
furnaces, boilers, air conditioners and indoor air quality
products (high efficiency air cleaners and humidifiers).
www.hawnheating.com
WXXI Names
Dick Eisenhart
“Associate” of the Year
Dick Eisenhart, a supporter of WXXI for more than 30 years,
was presented with the 2005 Associate of the Year Award at
the Associates Society dinner held at Locust Hill Country
Club on Saturday, November 12. More than 200 WXXI
supporters attended the annual event with special guest
speaker Ray Suarez, Washington-based senior
correspondent for the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer.
The Associate Award, which was established in 1987, recognizes those individuals who have made significant
contributions in support of the station, its broadcasts and
operations. “Dick has been a very strong advocate for WXXI,
a tireless champion and a trusted advisor,” said Norm
Silverstein, WXXI president and CEO. “He and his wife
Ginnie were also lead givers to WXXI’s 21/21 Vision
Campaign for the digital future.” Mr. Eisenhart also helped
WXXI launch a lecture series at The Highlands at Pittsford,
bringing a variety of issues to a supportive segment of the
community for lively discussion.
To commemorate the 2005 Associate of the Year, a magnolia
tree has been planted at Highland Park in honor of
Mr. Eisenhart’s dedication to WXXI. Mr. Eisenhart’s name has
also been inscribed on WXXI’s Associate of the Year plaque
which includes the names of other WXXI friends including
B. Thomas Golisano, George M. Ewing, Sr. and Ed Saphar.
The plaque hangs outside WXXI’s studio.
“WXXI is the best place to learn,” said Mr. Eisenhart. “The
commercial stations give you very little in the way of
programming, maybe 20 minutes in a half-hour because of
the necessity to run so many commercials. We have the
quality that we have on WXXI because of member support.
I would urge everyone to be a supporter of WXXI!”
Mr. Eisenhart spent two decades at Bausch and Lomb and
then went on to run his own manufacturing representative
business into the late ‘80s. His many community contributions include being Chair Emeritus of the Board of Directors
at Rochester Institute of Technology, where he has been a
trustee since 1972. He is also a longtime supporter of
Hillside Children’s Center and a lifelong member of the Third
Presbyterian Church.
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In November, Classical 91.5/90.3 celebrated American Music Month
with a week of programming devoted to the composers, conductors and
performers of Rochester. From Howard Hanson and Mitch Miller, to William
Warfield and Renée Fleming, WXXI celebrated the world-class talent of our
city’s own musicians. To complete the celebration WXXI hosted a Really
Rochester Gift Basket drawing. Courtney McKenzie-Moore from Mt. Morris
was that lucky listener who won the basket, which included a pair of tickets
for a ride aboard the Sam Patch Packet Boat, a pass for 10 visits to the
George Eastman House, a pair of tickets for Downstairs Cabaret Theater,
a $50 gift certificate for two to dine at the Crystal Barn and more. “I can’t
believe I won,” she said upon being presented with the basket from Jeanne
Fisher, WXXI’s vice president of radio and Julia Figueras, WXXI’s FM host
and music director. “I never win anything.” McKenzie-Moore is a big classical music fan and loves Classical 91.5/90.3. When asked what she loves
about Rochester she explains, “Rochester has a small town family atmosphere with a great downtown city life.”
JANUARY
MemberCard Plus
Benefit
Rochester Americans
Hockey Club
Anytime for 2-for-1 admission
during the month, subject to
availability and some restrictions
apply. For details call (585) 4545335.
Meet WXXI’s New Board of Trustee Officers
David Mack, Chair
David Mack is Senior Vice President for Corporate Relations of Lifetime
Healthcare Companies, the parent company of BlueCross BlueShield health plans
based in Rochester, Syracuse and Utica. Prior to being elected chair of WXXI’s
board, Mr. Mack served as vice chair.
Sergio Esteban, Vice Chair
Sergio Esteban is President of LaBella Associates, a Top 100 Rochester firm
providing architecture, environmental and engineering services.
Diana Kurty, Treasurer
Diana Kurty is President of Madison Consulting Group, a financial consulting
company catering to both small and large organizations. Prior to her consulting
work, Diana was the Vice President of Finance for Sutherland Global Services.
Steven Swartout, Secretary
Steven Swartout is Senior Vice President and General Counsel of the
Canandaigua National Bank & Trust Company.
JANUARY 2006
Television Listings
JANUARY PRIMETIME AT - A - GLANCE
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1 Sun.
Great Performances “From Vienna: New Year’s Celebration
2 Mon.
Ant. Rdshw “Roadshow’s Greatest Finds”
9:30p.m.
10:00p.m.
10:30p.m.
My Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet with Baz Luhrman
American Experience “Reagan” Part 2 of 2
3 Tues. NOVA “The Mummy Who Would be King”
21st Century X Planes
Frontline “Is Wal-Mart Good for America”
4 Wed. Walking the Bible Part 1 of 3
Yesterday
5 Thurs. The “This Old House” Hour
Thursday Mysteries “The Planman” Parts 1 and 2 of 2
6 Fri.
Washington Week
NOW
Need to Know
McLaughlin Group
Independent Lens “Sheriff”
7 Sat.
…Summer Wine
My Family
On the Up
As Time Goes By
Fawlty Towers
8 Sun.
Nature “Life in Death Valley”
9 Mon.
Antiques Roadshow “Tampa” Part 1 of 3
Masterpiece Theatre “Henry VIII Part 1
Red Green
WXXI at the Movies
Frontline “Country Boys” Part 1 of 3
10 Tues. NOVAscienceNow
11 Wed. Walking the Bible
12 Thurs. The “This Old House Hour”
Raising Cain
13 Fri.
Washington Week
NOW
Need to Know
McLaughlin Group
3 Feet Under: Digging… for the Geoduck
14 Sat.
…Summer Wine
My Family
On the Up
As Time Goes By
Fawlty Towers
15 Sun.
Nature “The Polar Bears of Churchill…”
Masterpiece Theatre “King Henry VIII” Part 2 of 2
16 Mon.
American Experience “Eleanor Roosevelt”
Red Green
WXXI at the Movies
17 Tues. NOVA “Denali”
The Collector of Bedford Street”
18 Wed. Walking the Bible Part 3 of 3
The War That Made America “A Country Between/Unlikely Allies” Parts 1 and 2 of 4
Frontline “Private Warriors”
19 Thurs. The “This Old House” Hour
Thursday Mysteries Part 1 of 3
Jim Croce
20 Fri.
Washington Week
NOW
Need to Know
McLaughlin Group
Independent Lens “Girl Trouble”
21 Sat.
…Summer Wine
My Family
On the Up
As Time Goes By
Fawlty Towers
22 Sun.
Nature “Oceans in Glass…
Masterpiece Theatre “Bleak House” Part 1 of 6
23 Mon.
American Experience “John and Abigail Adams”
Red Green
24 Tues. Secrets of Lost Empires, a NOVA Special
Cathedral Part 1 of 5
Frontline/World “Saddam’s Road to Hell”
25 Wed. National Geo. Special “The New Royals”
The War that Made America “Turning the Tide/Unintended Consequences”
26 Thurs. The “This Old House Hour”
Thursday Mysteries Part 2 of 3
Telling the Truth: The Best in Broadcast…
27 Fri.
Washington Week
NOW
Need to Know
McLaughlin Group
Independent Lens “Maid in America”
28 Sat.
…Summer Wine
My Family
On the Up
As Time Goes By
Fawlty Towers
29 Sun.
Nature “Underdogs”
30 Mon.
Antiques Roadshow “Houston” Part 1 of 3 Am. Experience “The Nuremberg Trial”
Red Green
Master. Theatre “Bleak House” Part 2 of 6 The Six Wives of Henry VIII Part 1 of 4
31. Tues. Secrets of Lost Empires, a NOVA Special
Canteen Spirit
Cathedral Part 2 of 5
Frontline “The Meth Epidemic”
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MONDAY–FRIDAY DAYTIME
5:00a
GED Connection (Mon.)
TV411 (Tues.)
Another Page (Wed.)
On Common Ground (Thurs)
Connect with English (Fri.)
5:30
Workplace Essential Skills (Mon.)
Learn To Read (Tues.)
GED Connection (Wed.)
Crossroads Café (Thurs.)
TBA (Fri.)
6:00
Reading Rainbow (Mon. – Wed.) S* CC
Assignment: The World (Thurs-Fri).
6:15
Mathworks (Thurs. – Fri)
6:30
Between the Lions *S* CC D)))
7:00
Arthur *S* CC D)))
7:30
Postcards from Buster *S* CC D)))
8:00
Clifford the Big Red Dog *S* CC D)))
8:30
It’s a Big, Big World *S* CC D)))
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Dragon Tales *S* CC D)))
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Clifford’s Puppy Days *S* CC D)))
10:00 Sesame Street *S* CC D)))
11:00 Caillou *S* CC D)))
11:30 Barney & Friends *S* CC D)))
Noon Teletubbies *S* CC
12:30p Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood *S* CC D)))
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Boohbah *S* CC D)))
State of the State Address (Jan 4)
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Berenstain Bears *S* CC D)))
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Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks *S* CC D)))
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Between the Lions *S* CC D)))
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It’s a Big, Big World *S* CC D)))
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Cyberchase *S* CC D)))
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Arthur *S* CC D)))
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Maya and Miguel *S* CC D)))
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Postcards from Buster*S* CC D)))
5:30
Homework Hotline (Mon. – Thurs.)
Reading Rainbow (Mon. Jan 2 and Fri.) *S* CC
6:00
BBC World News *S* CC
6:30
Nightly Business Report CC
7:00
NewsHour with Jim Lehrer CC
HD HIGHLIGHTS
For a complete program schedule for WXXI-HD, WXXI-Q,
WXXI-Create and WXXI-DT visit wxxi.org and click on the DTV
Schedules button in the lower right corner of your computer
screen. Below are a few HD program highlights for January.
Newport Jazz Festival 2005
Airs 1/1 and 1/7 at 7 p.m. and 1/2 and 1/6 at 8 p.m.
Newport Jazz Festival 2005 features highlights of performances from the world’s longest-running jazz festival.
Taped August 13-14 at Newport, Rhode Island’s historic
Fort Adams State Park, Newport Jazz Festival 2005
captures the sights as well as the sounds of the 51st anniversary edition of the festival. With its focus on the music,
cut with scenes of the audience, food, vendors, and backstage shots, this year’s special provides a real sense of the
festival atmosphere.
It’s a Big Big World
Airs weekdays at 8:30 a.m. beginning 1/2
It’s a Big Big World is an innovative new preschool science
series that will offer parents and kids new ways to think
and talk about the world. Produced in “Shadowmation,” a
patented technique combining puppet animatronics with
computer generated animation, the television series will
feature a diverse group of animal characters brought to
vibrant life in a lush jungle setting.
NOVA: Decent Into the Ice
Airs 1/25 at 11 a.m.
In 1892 a hidden lake trapped inside a glacier on the
French side of Mont Blanc suddenly burst and inundated
the populated valley below in the greatest natural disaster
ever recorded in the Alps. No one knows if a similar cataclysm is now imminent. NOVA ventures deep inside the
glacier itself to find out and explores a uniquely beautiful
and dangerous environment with a new breed of explorer
known as the “glacionaut.”
KENT-OLOGY 101
WXXI’s VP of Technology Operations Kent Hatfield
answers digital questions.
Q:Will I get ghost images on my HDTV?
A:Many times signal quality is not perfect when watching
regular analog television, which gives you what are called
‘ghost images’. A ghost image is when you see two of the same
person next to each other, as if there is a ghost of that person
next to himself. With a digital signal you will always get a
perfect image as long as the TV is receiving a quality signal.
This means no more fuzz, no more snow and no more ghosts.
Television the way it was meant to be watched!
Television Listings
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Sesame Street
Thomas & Friends
Bob the Builder
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Arthur
Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
Make Way for Noddy
Religion & Ethics Newsweekly
House with a History
To the Contrary
Need to Know Log onto wxxi.org/ntk. (R)
Great Performances “Rodgers and Hammerstein’s
Cinderella” This 1957 production stars Julie Andrews,
and features a cast that includes Kaye Ballard, Alice
Ghostley and Edie Adams. Julie Andrews hosts. (R)
Great Performances “From Vienna: The New
Year’s Celebration 2006” Walter Cronkite hosts the
annual New Year’s Day celebration from Vienna’s
Musikverein. Guest conductor Mariss Jansons leads
the Vienna Philharmonic in a selection of Strauss
family waltzes and polkas, and a 250th birthday tribute
to Mozart.
Live from Lincoln Center “New York Philharmonic
New Year’s Eve Gala Concert” The New York
Philharmonic presents its annual New Year’s Eve
gala with a festive program of Italian opera featuring
renowned soprano Angela Gheorghiu.
BBC World News
When Life was Young During the 1940s, ‘50s and
‘60s LIFE Magazine was America’s window on the
world, capturing the visual drama of humankind’s
triumphs and troubles. This special features the reminiscences of four staff photographers– Loomis Dean,
Wayne Miller, Jon Brenneis and Joe Munroe– who
together completed nearly 1,500 assignments for
LIFE.
Globe Trekker “Western Canada” (R)
Great Performances “From Vienna: The New Year’s
Celebration 2006” (R)
My Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet with Baz
Luhrman Twenty non-actors from Harlesden, a
predominantly Afro-Caribbean area of London,
stage a production of Romeo and Juliet at the Royal
Academy of Dramatic Art. The raw experiences of
the novice actors revitalizes the ancient classic, and
the enduring message of the play has strikingly unexpected resonance with the cast.
WXXI at the Movies “Grand Illusion” This is director
Renoir’s classic treatise on war, focusing on French
prisoners during WW I. Erich Von Stroheim, Marcel
Dalio, and Jean Gabin star.
The Whole Child
Changing Schools: A “Think Tank” Special
What’s Up in Factories
What’s Up in the Environment
What’s Up with Technology
Making Civics Real
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American Experience “Reagan” In 1989, Ronald
Reagan left the White House as one of the most
popular Presidents of the 20th century – and one of
the most controversial. Part 2 of 2 (R) D)))
BBC World News
Charlie Rose Show
French in Action
Destinos (T)
Chemistry Connections
Biology of
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NOVA “The Mummy Who would be King” Could a
shriveled mummy that has lain neglected on a dusty
shelf in a museum in Niagara Falls be none other
than the remains of a long-lost Egyptian pharaoh.
A trail of clues hints at how the looted mummy may
have made its way here over a century ago. NOVA
attempts to solve this bizarre 3,000 year-old mystery
with the latest imaging and DNA techniques, unearthing compelling evidence that the mummy may be that
of Rameses I the founder of Egypt’s most illustrious
dynasty. (➥ 1/7 @ 4p and 1/8 @ 2a) D)))
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21st Century X Planes This program chronicles the
development of unmanned aviation technology, focusing on current trends and developments which may
transform the nature of warfare. (R)
10:00 Frontline “Is Wal-Mart Good for America?” Frontline
explores the relationship between U. S. job losses
and the American consumer’s insatiable desire for
bargains. Hedrick Smith examines the Wal-Mart way
of doing business and asks whether a single retail
giant has changed the American economy. (R)
11:00 BBC World News
11:30 Charlie Rose Show
12:30a Tavis Smiley
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Merrow Report
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Teaching Multicultural Literature
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Pharmacists: Unsung Heroes
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Hands On: Crafts for Kids
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Great Museums “ Colorado History Museum” (R)
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Walking the Bible “Go Forth: From Creation to
Abraham” It is in Jerusalem where author Bruce
Feiler begins his epic 10,000-mile journey to explore
the stories of the Bible in the settings where they
occurred. Along with archaeologist Avner Goren, Feiler
travels to the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates– the
Garden of Eden. They climb Mt. Ararat, go to the
ancient ruins of Harran, and finish this part of the journey back in Jerusalem at the sacred Temple Mount.
Part 1 of 3 HD D)))
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Yesterday “Yesterday,” the first film shot in the Zulu
language, stars Leleti Khumalo as Yesterday, a 30year-old mother who lives in a remote village in South
Africa’s Zululand. Her life isn’t easy – there is little
money, no modern conveniences and her husband is
working as a miner in Johannesburg – but she takes
great pride in her seven-year old daughter, Beauty.
The precarious balance of her life is threatened when
she is diagnosed with AIDS. Yesterday, who never
had a chance to go to school, sets her sights on a
single goal – to be with her daughter Beauty on her
first day of school.
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World of Art (T)
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Fokus Deutsch
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American History for Middle Schools
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Thursday Mysteries “The Planman” John Lennox
(Robbie Coltrane) is The Planman – a flamboyant,
quick-witted and successful lawyer with a dark side.
He is irritated by the stupidity of the criminal he
defends, and believes that committing the perfect
crime depends on the planning. When he is handed
the perfect opportunity to prove is point, he does so,
and more. Parts 1 and 2 of 2 (R)
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Need to Know Log onto wxxi.org/ntk. (➥ 1/8 @
12:30p)
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McLaughlin Group
10:00 Independent Lens “Sheriff” With the help of God,
guns and hundreds of blood relatives that populate
his jurisdiction, Sheriff Ronald E. Hewett oversees
Brunswick County, North Carolina – a rural region
fraught with murder, robbery and the occasional theft
of ceramic lawn ornaments.
12:30a Tavis Smiley
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Foreign Exchange with Fareed Zakaria
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McLaughlin Group (R)
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Washington Week (R)
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You Must Remember This (R)
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GED Connection
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Hometime “High-end Home Tour” (R)
This Old House
Ask This Old House
New Yankee Workshop “ Highboy” Part 1 of 2 (R)
“It’s a Big Big World”
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& 3 p.m. beginning January 2
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Lidia’s Family Table “Trittico of Pasta” (R)
Victory Garden D)))
Garden Smart Visit with a Bonsai expert who takes
the mystery out of this ancient craft. NEW SERIES
Simply Ming “Butter Poaching Techniques”
America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated
“Texas Rib House”
Jacques Pepin: Fast Food My Way “International
Accents” (R)
Second Opinion “Colon Cancer” Did you know that
colon cancer can be detected early through screening? But which screening techniques work? When
should you start being screened and how often
should it be done? Can what you eat affect your
chances of developing colon cancer? Second Opinion
answers these questions and more.
Rick Steves’ Europe Classics “West Turkey”
NOVA “The Mummy who would be King” (R)
Wild Chronicles A daring photographer seeks
out close-encounters with Alaskan grizzly bears.
Wolf trackers get an intimate look into the lives of
Yellowstone’s top predators.
Find! (R)
Antiques Roadshow “Roadshow’s Greatest Finds”
(R)
Lawrence Welk Show “Big Bands”
Last of the Summer Wine “Bushes at Dawn” Foggy
and Clegg help Compo when he discovers Nora with
another man and resolves to challenge his rival to a
duel.
My Family “The Serpent’s Tooth” Ben, a dentist, is
upset when he learns that his wife and daughter have
seen another dentist. NEW SERIES
On the Up The staff feels threatened by the return of
Ruth and Mum. Will Maggie resign her position?
As Time Goes By
Fawlty Towers “A Touch of Class” Basil Fawlty wants
to improve the class of clientele at Fawlty Towers. A
CLASSIC RETURNS
Red Green
BBC World News
Are You Being Served?
Austin City Limits “Coldplay” (R)
Antiques Roadshow (R)
NOVA “The Mummy who would be King” (R) D)))
Nature “Ravens” (R)
Faces of Culture (T)
Destinos (T)
Baby Animals and their Fuzzy Friends
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Sesame Street
Thomas & Friends
Bob the Builder
Arthur
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Make Way for Noddy
Foreign Exchange with Fareed Zakaria NEW
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Noon To the Contrary
12:30p Need to Know Log onto wxxi.org/ntk. (R)
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Keeping Kids Healthy “Triumph of the Spirit:
Conquering Spinal Cord Injury
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Second Opinion “Colon Cancer” (R)
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Everyday Food “Cold Weather Favorites” NEW
SEASON
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Sewing with Nancy “Sew with Confidence” Part 2
of 3
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Inside Albany NEW TIME
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Motorweek Cadillac DTS/ Range Rover Sport
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Community Rochester “Lead: The Invisible Monster”
(R) Part 2 Lead poisoning is a serious threat to the
community. What can landlords, homeowners and
tenants do to help address the issues associated with
this pervasive problem?
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Community Rochester “Lead: The Invisible Monster”
Part 3
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This Old House (R)
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This Old House (R)
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BBC World News
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New York Week in Review
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Globe Trekker “Mexico City” (R)
8:00
Nature “Life in Death Valley” It is a visual wonderland,
where imposing mountains rise almost two vertical
miles above sprawling salt flats, and canyons are
painted in shades of blue, pink, violet and green. This
is Death Valley – one of the most inhospitable places
on earth. Here, temperatures spike into the 130s, the
earth cracks like broken clay, and when the hot wind
blows, all anyone can taste is dust and salt. Ironically
it is water that has shaped this super-arid home of
true survivors.
9:00
Masterpiece Theatre “Henry VIII” Ray Winstone
stars as Henry VIII, 16th century England’s cruel and
colorful monarch who married six times, founded a
new church and presided over a bloodbath – all in
pursuit of a male heir. Part 1 of 2 (R) D)))
10:30 WXXI at the Movies “Our Daily Bread” King Vidor
directed this bold, back-to-the soil drama about
communal living. Karen Morley and Tom Keene star.
(1934)
11:45 WXXI at the Movies “Becky Sharp” Miriam Hopkins,
Frances Dee and Cedric Hardwicke star in the witty
adaptation of Thackeray’s Vanity Fair. (1935)
1:00a The Whole Child
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Misunderstood Minds
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House of Freedom, Tower of Dreams
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Making Civics Real
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Frontline “Country Boys” See page 15 for descrip-
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tion. Part 1 of 3
BBC World News
Charlie Rose Show
Tavis Smiley
French in Action
Destinos (T)
Biology of
Homeland: Four Portraits of Native Action
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8:00p
NOVAscienceNOW Robert Krulwich hosts this
science magazine which brings to life the hows and
whys behind the headlines, providing viewers with a
ringside seat for the technological revolution. HD D)))
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Frontline “Country Boys” See below for description.
Part 2 of 3
12:30a Tavis Smiley
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Merrow Report
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Iroquois
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Hands on: Crafts for Kids
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Great Museums “ The Delta Blues Museum” (R)
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Walking the Bible “A Coat of Many Colors: The
Israelites in Egypt” Bruce Feiler continues his journey
Meet
Cody
Chris
&
They are two teenaged boys coming of age in eastern
Kentucky’s Appalachian hills. In Frontline’s Country Boys
filmmaker David Sutherland tracks the dramatic stories
of Chris and Cody from ages 15 to 18. The three-part
series shows the boys’ struggles to overcome the poverty
and family dysfunction of their childhood in a quest for
a brighter future and offers unexpected insights into a
forgotten corner of rural America that is at once isolated
and connected, a landscape dotted with roughshod trailer
homes and wired with DSL.
Frontline: Country Boys airs Monday,
January 9 – Wednesday, January 11 at 9 p.m.
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by retracing Joseph’s path to Egypt. His travels take
him from Luxor to Thebes to the pyramid and sphinx
of Giza to the royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings.
He follows the story of Moses and his eventual
confrontation with the Pharaoh. Part 2 of 3 HD D)))
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Frontline “Country Boys” See below for description.
Part 3 of 3
12:30a Tavis Smiley
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National Geography Bee 2005
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World of Art
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Fokus Deutsch
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American History for Middle Schools
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BBC World News
Charlie Rose Show
Tavis Smiley
Child Development (T)
Peaceful Solutions
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Need to Know Log onto wxxi.org/ntk. (➥ 1/15@
12:30p)
Raising Cain
America’s boys are in trouble. From the
public school system to the absence of
strong male role models, boys face a
number of obstacles. But what can be
done to keep them from growing into men
who are stoic, silent and explosive, more
prone to anger than to empathy? Host child
psychologist Michael Thompson, Ph.D.,
co-author of the best-selling book Raising
Cain, consults with some of America’s most
respected psychologists, social activists,
researchers and educators to probe the
issues facing young males. The documentary provides surprising new research about
boys’ inner workings, dispelling a number
of commonly held misconceptions and
highlighting innovative programs that are
bringing out the best in America’s boys.
Raising Cain
airs Thursday, January 12 at 9 p.m.
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JANUARY 2006
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McLaughlin Group (➥ 1 /14 @ 2:30a)
3 Feet Under: Digging Deep for the Geoduck
Clam Jack, a Seattle resident, provides insights into
the story of the King of Clams, and devotees of the
geoduck sing songs and trade folklore about these
huge burrowing bivalves. (R)
12:30a The Tavis Smiley Show
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NOW (R)
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Washington Week (R)
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Flight to Freedom
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Crucible of Freedom
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Out of the Fire
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Caillou
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Hometime “Furnishing an Apartment” (R)
This Old House
Ask This Old House
New Yankee Workshop “Highboy” Part 2 of 2 (R)
Ciao Italia “Homemade Pizza” (R)
Lidia’s Family Table NEW SEASON
Victory Garden D)))
Garden Smart
Simply Ming “Preserved Lemons”
“Soup for Supper” (R)
Jacques Pepin: Fast Food My Way “Lusciously
Light” (R)
Second Opinion “Skin Cancer” We all get age spots,
bumps and “beauty marks” as we age, right? Second
Opinion goes more than skin deep, taking a look at
skin cancer. Non-melanoma skin cancer is the most
common malignancy in humans, and the incidences
of melanoma are rising faster than those of any other
cancer. (➥ 1 /15@ 1:30p)
Rick Steves’ Europe Classics “Western Turkey”
NOVAscienceNOW (R)
Wild Chronicles Scientists investigate the mysterious
source of the deadly Eboli virus affecting a band of
wild gorillas in central Africa.
Find! (R)
Antiques Roadshow “Tampa” (R)
Lawrence Welk Show “Time Was”
Last of the Summer Wine “A Clean Sweep” When a
sweep, wearing a chimney, threatens to throw himself
off a bridge, Compo, Clegg and Foggy rush to help.
My Family “A Pain in the Class” Janey wants a
tattoo, and Michael is being bullied by a classmate.
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Nick decides he is going to be a dot com millionaire.
On the Up Tony learns that another car-hire firm is
under-cutting his prices. A council of war with his staff
comes up with a solution – he needs to plant a mole
in the enemy camp.
As Time Goes By
Fawlty Towers “The Builders” Sybil has chosen a
professional firm to do the alterations to the hotel. But
Basil decides his friend can do a better job.
Red Green Show
BBC World News
Austin City Limits “Blues Traveler/Café Tacuba”
Blues Traveler has a unique sound highlighted by
extended jams, harmonica hooks and John Popper’s
distinctive voice. Café Tacuba has an international fan
base through the use of innovative experimentation.
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Nature “Life in Death Valley” (R) D)))
Faces of Culture (T)
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Thomas & Friends
Bob the Builder
Arthur
Make Way for Noddy
To the Contrary
Keeping Kids Healthy “Triumph of the Spirit: A
Child’s Journey Through Paralysis”
Second Opinion “Skin Cancer” (R)
Everyday Food “Pizza Party”
Sewing with Nancy “Sew with Confidence” Part 3
of 3
Inside Albany
Motorweek Mercury Milan/Lexus IS350
Community Rochester “The Troup Howell Bridge:
Gateway Arches Rising in Rochester” When it is
completed, the Troup Howell Bridge will be the widest
three-member arch bridge in the country. Learn about
the partnerships, history, community collaboration and
innovative techniques that will transform one of the
region’s busiest expressways into a landmark gateway. Parts1and 2 of 2
This Old House (R)
This Old House (R)
BBC World News
Globe Trekker “Egypt” (R) D)))
Nature “The Polar Bears of Churchill with Ewan
McGregor” Ewan McGregor heads to the remote town
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of the world, to get a close look at the world’s largest
carnivore. (R) D)))
Masterpiece Theatre “Henry VIII” (R) Part 2 of 2 D)))
WXXI at the Movies “Mr. Moto’s Last Warning” Moto
(Peter Lorre) battles a fine rogues’ gallery of villains as
murderous saboteurs converge at the Suez Canal and
do their best to get rid of the pesky sleuth. 1939
WXXI at the Movies “St. Benny the Dip” A trio of
con artists disguise themselves as priests in order to
evade the law. Dick Haymes, Nina Foche, Freddie
Bartholomew. 1951
The Power of Place: Geography for the 21st
Century
Unless a Death Occurs
A Doula Story
Making Civics Real
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American Experience “Eleanor Roosevelt” She was
the nation’s conscience, a tireless advocate for the
disadvantaged, a woman who influenced American
social policies for decades and who pushed through
the first international charter on human rights. Eleanor
Roosevelt survived a painful childhood and a difficult
marriage to become one of the most admired women
in America. (R) D)))
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Charlie Rose Show
French in Action
Destinos (T)
Biomes: Essential and Endangered
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NOVA “Denali” Alaska’s Mt. McKinley, the highest and
coldest mountain in North America, is also known by
its Native-American name, Denali, “the high one.” For
many years now, McKinley has claimed the lives of
more climbers than any other peak. Some mountaineers die in accidents, but many die from a mysterious
disease that seems to strike at extreme altitudes. A
team of doctors, mountaineers and others try to solve
the mystery of these deaths on Denali. D)))
The Collector of Bedford Street This AcademyAward-nominated documentary follows Larry Selman,
the filmmaker’s 60 year-old neighbor. Larry, who has
developmental disabilities, is a community activist and
fundraiser who raises thousands of dollars for charity
every year while he lives at the poverty level. For more
information on Dialogue on Disability, see page 5.
Frontline “Private Warriors” Frontline returns to Iraq
to take a hard look at private contractors who play an
increasingly critical role in running U.S. military supply
lines, providing armed protection and operating U.S.
military basis. These “private warriors” are targeted by
insurgents and, in turn, have been criticized for their
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rough treatment of Iraqi civilians. This story illuminates
the Pentagon’s new reliance on corporate outsourcing
and raises tough questions about where they fit in the
chain of command and the price we are paying for
their role in the war.
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Walking the Bible “Toward the Promised Land: Forty
Years in the Desert” While crossing the Sinai Desert,
Feiler discovers the secret of the tamarisk tree which
produces a sweet substance called “manna.” He visits
St., Catherine’s Monastery, the oldest operating church
in the world, where the service is a powerful ritual,
unchanged for 1,500 years. Feiler climbs Mt. Sinai and
then travels to Petra in Jordan where the Israelites
may have lived. Nearing the end of his journey, Feiler
climbs Mt. Nebo where God showed Moses the
Promised Land. HD D)))
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The War that made America George Washington is
a pivotal figure in the start of the French and Indian
War, a conflict that pits England’s goals for empire in
the New World against French interests. Washington
becomes an aide to Gen. Edward Braddock, who is
defeated by the French and their Indian allies. As the
war moves to upstate New York, relationships among
the factions grow increasingly tense, and the frontier
grows more dangerous. Parts 1 and 2 of 4
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World of Art (T)
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Fokus Deutsch
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Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a Continent
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Thursday Mysteries “Unsuitable Job for a Woman
II” (R)
10:00 Jim Croce Thirty years after Jim Croce’s death, his
songs continue be aired. This program features clips
from Croce’s 1970s TV performances. (R)
12:30a Tavis Smiley
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Child Development (T)
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The War that Made America
JANUARY 2006
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10:00 Independent Lens “Girl Trouble” The stories of
young women who were once part of the juvenile
justice system – and are now running an organization for girls in trouble – reveal how badly the system
is failing the fastest-growing prison population in
America.
12:30a Tavis Smiley
1:00
Washington Week (R)
1:30
NOW (R)
2:00
2:30
3:00
Washington Week (R)
3:30
NOW (R)
4:00
5:00
A Doula Story
6:00
World of Abnormal Psychology (T)
SATURDAY 21
7:00a
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
Sesame Street
Caillou
Arthur
Hometime “Victoria Bathroom”
This Old House
Ask This Old House
New Yankee Workshop “Kitchen Island”(R)
Ciao Italia “Fish Antipasti” (R)
Noon
12:30p
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
3:30
4:00
5:00
5:30
6:00
7:00
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
Lidia’s Family Table
Victory Garden D)))
Garden Smart
Simply Ming “Smoked Salmon Mousse”
“Quick Pastas” (R)
Jacques Pepin: Fast Food My Way “Kitchen
Classics” (R)
Second Opinion “Asthma” Asthma affects 14.9
million people in the U.S. and accounts for 1.5 million
emergency room visit a year. Asthma related deaths
have increased 50% since 1979. What is asthma and
why has it reached epidemic proportions? Find the
answers on Second Opinion.(➥ 1/22 @ 1:30p)
Rick Steve’s Europe Classics “Istanbul”
NOVA “Denali” (R)
Wild Chronicles The “killer bees” of Brazil may
determine the fate of an entire rain forest. National
Geographic’s Crittercam dives beneath the waves
with the blue whales to capture for the first time both
video and sound of their underwater calls.
Find! (R)
Lawrence Welk Show “A Pretty Girl”
Last of the Summer Wine “The Mysterious C. W.
Northrop” Smile falls in love with Ivy and sends her a
note signed “C. W. Northrop.”
My Family “Droit de Seigneur Ben” Ben fixes Janey
up on a blind date which turns into near-disaster. Nick
now wants to be an artist.
On the Up Tony’s marriage hits another tricky patch.
Tony’s mum leaves for home after having a talk with
her daughter-in-law about “flouncing.” Tony meets the
very attractive mother of one of his daughter’s friends.
As Time Goes By
Fawlty Towers “The Wedding” Basil occupies
himself in a losing battle against moral turpitude. His
Charles Dickens’ complex tale of young love, murder and
the quest for a mystery-man’s identity unfolds in a sumptuous new six-part adaptation by celebrated screenwriter
Andrew Davies. Masterpiece Theatre’s Bleak House stars Gillian
Anderson, Charles Dance and other masters of Dickensian
disguise. Bleak House features some of the most famous plot
twists in literary history, including a case of human spontaneous combustion and an infamous inheritance dispute that is
tied up for generations in the dysfunctional English courts,
while lawyers consume the assets of the estate.
Bleak House,
an Epic Feast of
Characters and Storylines
Airs Sundays, January 22, 28,
February 5, 12, 19, 26 at 9 p.m.
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10:30
11:00
11:30
Mid.
1:00a
2:00
3:00
4:00
predicament is exacerbated by Manuel’s birthday
celebrations.
Red Green
BBC World News
Austin City Limits “Ryan Adams/Tift Meritt” Ryan
Adams performs songs from his newest release,
“Jacksonville City Nights.” Merritt creates music that
features her intense and confessional lyrics.
NOVA “Denali”
Nature “The Polar Bears of Churchill with Ewan
McGregor”
Faces of Culture
SUNDAY 22
7:00a
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
Noon
12:30p
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
3:30
4:00
5:00
5:30
6:00
6:30
7:00
8:00
9:00
11:00
Mid.
1:00a
2:00
Sesame Street
Thomas & Friends
Bob the Builder
Arthur
Make Way for Noddy
To the Contrary
Keeping Kids Healthy “Get Your Kids to Eat Right”
Second Opinion “Asthma” (R)
Everyday Food “Great Chicken Dinners”
Sewing with Nancy “Sew Clever Bags” Part 1 of 3
Inside Albany
Motorweek Mazda MX-5 vs. Pontiac Solstice/
Chevrolet Corvette Z06
Community Rochester “University of Rochester
Inaugural Symposium” (R)
This Old House (R)
This Old House (R)
BBC World News
Globe Trekker “Beijing City Guide (R)
Nature “Ocean in Glass: Behind the Scenes of the
Monterey Bay Aquarium” Nature reveals the secrets
of how the professionals keep the aquarium running.
The program presents a number of fascinating
features including a kelp forest, a “jelly farm,” and a
pipe-cleaning pig. (➥ 1/29 @3a) HD D)))
Masterpiece Theatre “Bleak House” See page 18 for
description. Part 1of 6 D)))
In the Life
Newport Jazz Festival 2005 This year’s festival
features Bela Fleck; Wynton Marsalis; jazz trio
Medeski, Martin and Wood; drummer, composer T.
S. Monk; the Dave Holland Quintet and saxophonist
Joshua Redman.
Century
Reading Rockets
Television Listings
3:00
4:00
TBA
TBA
MONDAY 23
8:00p
9:00
American Experience “John and Abigail Adams”
He was brilliant, argumentative, and sometimes
irascible. She was a savvy observer of the tumultuous political scene, unafraid to speak her mind in an
age when women were excluded from politics. They
endured long separations and painful defeats, but
John and Abigail Adams formed one of the greatest
political partnerships in American history, and forged
a marriage that sustained them for the whole of their
lives. D)))
12:30a Tavis Smiley
1:00
French in Action
2:00
Destinos (T)
3:00
Biomes: Essential and Endangered
3:30
Misunderstood Minds
TUESDAY 24
8:00p
Secrets of Lost Empires, a NOVA Special
Presentation “Medieval Siege” This episode examines the trebuchet, a fearsome, gravity-powered
catapult that flung stone missiles with great speed,
accuracy and destructive power. It was the first largescale weapon, and it transformed medieval warfare.
(R) (➥ 1/28 @ 4p and 1/29 @ 2a) D)))
9:00
Cathedral “Murder at Canterbury” Beneath the
breathtaking beauty and engineering ingenuity of
Britain’s cathedrals lie dramatic stories of riot, fire,
war and even murder. Canterbury was the first Gothic
cathedral built in England. Shortly after the most infamous murder of the time, that of Thomas Becket, took
place here, a devastating fire destroyed the original
church, and Canterbury was rebuilt as a shrine to the
martyred archbishop. Part 1 of 5
10:00 Frontline/World “Saddam’s Road to Hell” Filmmaker
Gwynn Roberts and a team of human rights activists set off on a journey across Iraq to find out what
exactly happened to 8,000 Kurdish men and boys
who went missing in the early years of Saddam’s rule.
12:30a Tavis Smiley
1:00
TBA
2:00
3:00
Bridging World History
4:00
4:30
Great Museums “ The National Music Museum” (R)
Television Listings
JANUARY 2006
WEDNESDAY 25
8:00
National Geographic Special “The New Royals”
Americans dismiss monarchy as a quaint and
outdated institution, but some 28 monarchies still
exist and most remain relevant to the people they
rule. National Geographic travels the globe in search
of the last kings and queens to learn why monarchy
endures and to ponder its future.
9:00
The War That Made America “Turning the Tide/
Unintended Consequences” After three years of
defeats, the tide turns and the British start to tighten
the noose on the French forces. Washington is
almost killed in a friendly fire incident. Then the
British troops move into Canada and lay siege to
the fort at Quebec. In the aftermath of British victory,
tensions between England and the colonists escalate
as the Stamp Act and the tax on tea are imposed.
Washington once again puts on his uniform – this
time to lead the Continental Army. Parts 3 and 4 of 4
12:30a Tavis Smiley
1:00a TBA
2:00
TBA
3:00
Fort Niagara: The Struggle for a Continent
3:30
Native American History
THURSDAY 26
8:00p
9:00
Thursday Mysteries “An Unsuitable Job for a
Woman II” Part 2 of 3 (R)
10:00 Telling the Truth: The Best in Broadcast
Journalism ABC News Correspondent Michel Martin
hosts the Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia University
Awards.
12:30a Tavis Smiley
1:00
TBA
2:00
TBA
3:00
The War That Made America
FRIDAY 27
8:00p
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
11:00
11:30
Washington Week (➥ 1/28@ 1a and 3a)
NOW (➥ 1/28 @ 1:30a and 3:30a)
12:30p)
McLaughlin Group (➥ 11/28 @ 2:30a)
Independent Lens “Maid in America” Judith, Telma
and Eva are among the thousands of Latina immigrants working as nannies and housekeepers in Los
Angeles. The program reveals the challenges these
women face as they leave family and friends to
pursue the “American dream.”
BBC World News
Charlie Rose
12:30a
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
3:30
4:00
Tavis Smiley
Washington Week (R)
NOW (R)
Washington Week (R)
NOW (R)
TBA
SATURDAY 28
7:00a
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
Noon
12:30p
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
3:30
4:00
5:00
5:30
6:00
7:00
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
Mid.
1:00a
Sesame Street
Caillou
Arthur
Hometime (R)
This Old House
Ask This Old House
New Yankee Workshop “Carved Wooden Signs” (R)
Ciao Italia “Fast Pizzas”
Lidia’s Family Table
Victory Garden NEW SEASON D)))
Garden Smart
Simply Ming “Shiso Oil”
“New Flavors for Old Grill Favorites” (R)
Jacques Pepin: Fast Food My Way “Go Fish” (R)
Second Opinion “Depression” (R)
Rick Steve’s Europe Classics “Egypt”
Presentation “Medieval Siege” (R)
Wild Chronicles In Florida, towns struggle to maintain order when alligators are on the prowl. Crittercam
travels to western Australia where it’s a race for
survival between two species of sea turtle trying to
out-swim hungry sharks.
Find! (R)
Lawrence Welk Show “Salute to Sinatra”
Last of the Summer Wine “A Double for Howard”
Howard needs to teach his suspicious wife a lesson,
so he looks for someone to be him and romance
another woman.
My Family “The Last Resort” Ben and Susan spend
a weekend at a B&B to celebrate her turning 40–
again. Nick is left in charge of his brother and sister.
On the Up Despite Sam’s advice, Tony makes
another date with Jane Webster. Mrs. Wembley is still
match-making.
As Time Goes By
Fawlty Towers “Hotel Inspectors” A hotel inspector is
at the hotel and Basil tries to decide which guest he is.
Red Green
BBC World News
Austin City Limits “Widespread Panic” Widespread
Panic toured the country for almost 20 years becoming one of the most popular “road warrior” bands.
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2:00
3:00
4:00
Presentation “Medieval Siege” (R) D)))
Nature “Oceans in Glass: Behind the Scenes at the
Monterey Bay Aquarium” (R) D)))
TBA
SUNDAY 29
7:00a
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
Noon
12:30p
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
3:30
4:00
4:30
5:00
5:30
6:00
6:30
7:00
8:00
9:00
10:00
11:00
1:00a
2:00
3:00
Sesame Street
Thomas & Friends
Bob the Builder
Arthur
Make Way for Noddy
To the Contrary
Keeping Kids Healthy “Bipolar Disorder in Children”
Second Opinion “Depression” (R)
Everyday Food “Cooking with Fruit”
Sewing with Nancy “Sew Clever Bags” Part 2 of 3
Inside Albany
Motorweek Detroit Auto Show Special
Community Rochester “The Troup Howell Bridge:
Gateway Arches Rising in Rochester” Part 1 of 2 (R)
Community Rochester “Moshe Safdie: A Region’s
Signature Project” (R)
This Old House
This Old House
BBC World News
Globe Trekker “New Zealand” (R)
Nature “Underdogs” In this reality-style program, a
bearded collie, a Newfoundland and a bloodhound
are selected from animal shelters and adoption
centers. With the help of trainers, each dog will be
taught to hone its skills as a working dog, and by the
end of the film, each dog will have a new home. D)))
Masterpiece Theatre “Bleak House” See page 18 for
description. Part 2 of 6 D)))
The Six Wives of Henry VIII This series takes a
whole new look at the tumultuous personal relationships that define Henry VIII’s reign, presenting each
wife’s story from her perspective. The women’s own
words suggest that each of them was a knowing
player in this high-stakes game, and that they were
remarkably strong individuals who managed to show
great dignity even when facing exile or death. (R)
WXXI at the Movies “The Front Page” Adolphe
Menjou and Pat O’Brien star as a battling editor and
reporter. (1931)
Century
Education News Parents Can Use
TBA
Television Listings
MONDAY 30
8:00p
9:00
Antiques Roadshow “Houston” Part 1 of 3
American Experience “The Nuremberg Trial” On
November 20, 1945, the 22 surviving representatives
of the Nazi elite stood before an international military tribunal at the Palace of Justice in Nuremberg,
charged with the systematic murder of millions of
people. The ensuing trial pitted U.S. Chief Prosecutor
Robert Jackson against Hermann Goering, the former
head of the Nazi air force. D)))
10:00 Canteen Spirit This is the story of the North Platte
Canteen which opened at a railroad depot in North
Platte, Nebraska. The volunteers offered food,
friendship and unconditional love to the soldiers who
passed through the doors. Veterans and canteen
workers share their stories. D)))
12:30a Tavis Smiley
1:00
French in Action
2:00
Destinos (T)
3:00
Concepts in Nature
TUESDAY 31
8:00p
Secrets of Lost Empires, a NOVA Special Presentation “Roman Bath” Many of ancient Rome’s
engineering innovations originated in one of its
most important institutions– the bath. A vital site for
leisure and social interaction, the public bathhouse
incorporated intricate plumbing and heating systems,
sophisticated vaulted ceilings and a revolutionary building material now known as concrete. NOVA sets out to
recreate an authentic working Roman bath. (R) D)))
9:00
Cathedral “Redemption at Lincoln” When Lincoln’s
original cathedral was destroyed by an earthquake
in 1185, King Henry II believed it was a message
from God, a warning to stop plundering the cathedral’s resources. In a bid to save his soul, Henry
II appointed Hugh of Avalon, a French monk, as
Lincoln’s bishop. This pious man created one of the
most magnificent cathedrals in England, pitching the
power of his faith against the tyranny of the King. Part
2 of 5
10:00 Frontline “The Meth Epidemic” Methamphetamine,
which started as a fad among motorcycle gangs in
the 1970s, has become big business, largely due
to the efforts of two Mexican drug runners who
smuggled ephedrine – which is used to make cold
medicines - into California by the ton. Hundreds of
illegal meth labs are now operating in the western
U.S. and the effects are sweeping the nation, and
meth abuse is on the rise. Frontline exposes the
inherent conflict between the illegal drug trade and
the legitimate cold remedy business.
12:30a Tavis Smiley
JANUARY 2006
23
On the Mainstage at Geva Theatre Center
By Morris Panych
Directed by Mark Cuddy
January 10 – February 5
A self-professed neurotic named Kemp quits his job at the bank to sit
by his dying aunt’s bedside. But this is no movie of the week. With
wicked humor, sly plot twists and surprising poignancy, two people find
that neither one is what the other expected in this deliciously brilliant
black comedy.
Coming to The Nextstage
Friday & Saturday
January 27 - 28
@ 10:30 p.m.
All tickets just $7!
Geva . . . just imagine
(585) 232-Geva (4382) • www.gevatheatre.org
JANUARY 2006
FM Listings
MONDAY-FRIDAY
SATURDAY
6:00a
The Sunshine Show
with Simon Pontin
7:00
SUNDAY
Classical Music
with John Andres
The Sunshine Show
with Simon Pontin
8:00
9:00
Salmagundy
with Simon Pontin
With Heart and Voice
with Richard Gladwell
10:00
11:00
Classical Music
with Julia Figueras
Noon
1:00p
Fascinatin’ Rhythm
with Michael Lasser
Classical Music
with Marianne Carberry
2:00
3:00
Metropolitan Opera
4:00
Classical Music
with Jack Ertle
or Gerry Szymanski
From the Top
6:00
8:00
Saint Paul Sunday
Classical Music
with Mordecai Lipshutz
5:00
7:00
Sunday Baroque
Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin
9:00
Syndicated Orchestral Series
(see listings for details)
10:00
Echoes (Fridays) until 12 a.m.
11:00
MID. 6:00a
Classical Music
from PRI
A Prairie
Home Companion
Thistle & Shamrock
Echoes
Sound and Spirit
Millennium of Music
Pipedreams
Music from the Hearts of Space
Classical Music
from PRI
Music of the 21st Century
with Chris Hickey
Classical Music
indicates a WXXI Production For a copy of the complete WJSL 90.3 schedule, log on to wxxi.org/wjsl or call 585-258-0253 to request a schedule.
SUNDAYS
12:00a New Year’s Eve Live from the Fitzgerald Theater
with Garrison Keillor Continues
1/1
A three hour live broadcast with musical guests The
Guy’s All Star Shoe Band, along with Andy Stein,
Jearlyn Steele, Duke Heitger, Howard Levy, Butch
Thompson, Prudence Johnson, and poet Billy Collins.
12:00p Saint Paul Sunday
1/1
James Galway, f; Phillip Moll, p
1/8
Joshua Bell, v; Frederic Chiu, p
1/15
The Brentano String Quartet
1/22
Dawn Upshaw, sop; Gil Kalish, p
3:00p New Year’s Day from Vienna 2006
1/1
The annual New Year’s broadcast from the Golden Hall
of the Musikverein in Vienna of waltzes, polkas, and
3:00p
1/8
1/15
marches of the Strauss family performed by the Vienna
Philharmonic under the baton of Mariss Jansons.
The Global Maestro
Coleridge-Taylor: Danse Nègre from African Suite
(Chicago Sinfonietta) Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 20
(Derek Han, p; Philharmonia Orchestra) Holst: The
Planets (Czech National Symphony Orchestra and
Chorus) Matthews: Pluto, the Renewer (Czech National
Symphony Orchestra and Chorus) Dvorak: Slavonic
Dance No. 15 (Czech National Symphony Orchestra)
Smetana: Skocna from The Bartered Bride (Czech
National Symphony Orchestra)
A Salute To Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
William Grant Still: Symphony No. 1, Afro-American
(orig. recording of Dr. King’s I have a Dream speech;
Chicago Sinfonietta) Copland: A Lincoln Portrait
25
1/22
1/29
5:00p
1/1
1/8
1/15
1/22
1/29
6:00p
8:00p
(Chicago Sinfonietta; Yolanda King, narr) Parris:
When All of God’s Children, Soon and Very Soon,
I’m So Glad I’m Free (Chicago Sinfonietta; Apostolic
Church Sanctuary Choir) Perkinson: Sinfonietta No. 2
(Chicago Sinfonietta) Garcia: Requiem Mass (Helsinki
Philharmonic; Morgan State College Choir)
Beethoven: Leonore Overture No. 3 (Royal
Philharmonic) Banfield: Essay for Orchestra (Chicago
Sinfonietta) Diemer: Organ Concerto (Czech
National Symphony Orchestra; Marilyn Mason, org)
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6 (Czech National
Symphony Orchestra) Dvorak: Slavonic Dance No. 8
(Czech National Symphony Orchestra) Glière: Russian
Sailors’ Dance (Czech National Symphony Orchestra)
Mozart: Ballet Music from Les Petits Riens
(Chicago Sinfonietta) Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 3
(Philharmonia Orchestra; Derek Han, p), Concerto for
Two Pianos (Czech National Symphony Orchestra;
Paul Badura-Skoda, Joshua Cullen, p) Requiem in D
(Slovakia Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus)
From the Top
Program TBA
From Dallas, TX, featuring young musicians from
around the country, including the Texas Boys Choir
and the 2004 Junior Division Gold Medal Winner of the
Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition.
From the Harris Theater for Music and Dance in
Chicago, this week’s show highlights performances by
the prestigious violinist Rachel Barton Pine along with
the Chicago Children’s Choir and the Chicago Youth
Symphony Orchestra.
From the Top’s special highlights episode gathers
some of the favorite guest artist moments from the past
couple of seasons. Audiences will hear violinist Midori
joined three of young performers to play Haydn’s Gypsy
Rondo, double bassist Edgar Meyer performs one of his
own compositions and a mini master class conducted
by one of the legends of classical music – the late great
Isaac Stern, who appeared on the show in the Spring of
2001.
From Jordan Hall in Boston audiences will meet a 13
year old pianist who is already a medical student, a
trio from the Juilliard Pre-College Division perform a
work by Astor Piazzolla, and a young tuba player from
Washington.
Sound & Spirit
Pipedreams
MONDAYS
7:00p
8:00p
1/2
1/9
The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra
Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 22 Schubert: Six German
Dances (for solo piano), Six German Dances (for
orchestra), Symphony No. 6 (Christian Zacharias, p and
cond)
Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 Weill: Der Silbersee
Overture, Alabama Song, Salomon Song, TangoBallade, Polly’s Song, Kanonen-Song, Denn wie man
FM Listings
1/16
1/23
1/30
sich bettet, Nanna’s Song, J’attends un Navire, I’m a
stranger here myself, Speak low/My ship, The Saga
of Jenny (Ute Lemper, vocalist; Steven Copes, v;
Christopher Brown, dbs, Andreas Delfs, harmonium, p,
and cond)
Husa: Serenade for Wind Quintet, Strings, Harp and
Xylophone Argento: A Few Words About Checkov
Beethoven: Symphony No. 6 (Kimberly Barber, ms;
Håken Hagegard, bar; Andreas Delfs, cond)
Nyman: Prospero’s Books Suite Korngold: Violin
Concerto in D Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 (Gil
Shaham, v; Andreas Delfs, cond)
Beethoven: Symphony No. 8, Symphony No. 9 (Nancy
Moultsby, a; Carl Halvorson, t; Johann Tilli, b; Dale
Warland Singers; Andreas Delfs, cond)
TUESDAYS
7:00p
8:00p
1/3
1/10
1/17
1/24
1/31
Live! At the Concertgebouw
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 3 Schubert:
Symphony No. 10, Symphony No. 5 (Maria Joao
Pires, p; Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra; Philippe
Herreweghe, cond)
Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet Overture, Violin
Concerto, Symphony No. 6 (Nikolaj Znaider, v;
Pathetique Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra; Valery
Gergiev, cond)
Kox: Six One-act Plays Carter: Dialogues Prokofiev:
Symphony No. 6 (Maki Namekawa, p; Royal
Concertgebouw Orchestra; Dennis Russell Davies,
cond)
Medtner: Piano Concerto Rachmaninoff: Variations
on a theme by Corelli Chopin: Etudes Godovsky:
Transcriptions of Chopin Etudes (Boris Berezovsky, p)
Williams: Symphony No. 3 Beethoven: Symphony
No. 6 (Sybilla Rubens, s; Royal Concertgebouw
Orchestra; Roger Norrington, cond)
WEDNESDAYS
7:00p
8:00p
1/4
1/11
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
Bach: Brandenburg Concerto Nos. 4 and 5 (Ransom
Wilson, Tara Helen O’Connor, f; Ida Kavafian, Joseph
Silverstein, v; John Gibbons, hc) Bach: Brandenburg
Concerto No. 6 (Paul Neubauer, Richard O’Neill, vla;
Mark Kosower, Clancy Newman, Fred Sherry, c; Edgar
Meyer, dbs; John Gibbons, hc)
Berlioz: Les Nuits d’été (Jennifer Larmore, ms; Todd
Phillips, Harumi Rhodes, Timothy Fain, Carmit Zori, Tai
Murray, v; Paul Neubauer, Richard O’Neill, vla; Fred
Sherry, Sophie Shao, c; Kurt Muroki, dbs; Tara Helen
O’Connor, f; Stephen Taylor, o) Stravinsky: Renard, A
Burlesque in Song and Dance (John Aler, Steven Paul
Spears, t; Daniel Gross, Kevin Burdette, bs; Timothy
Fain, Harumi Rhodes, v; Pau Neubauer, vla; Fred
Sherry, c; Kurt Muroki, dbs; Tara Helen O’Connor, f;
Stephen Taylor, o; Igor Begelman, Alan Kay, cl; Frank
FM Listings
1/18
1/25
9:00p
1/4
1/11
1/18
1/25
JANUARY 2006
Morelli, bsn; William Purvis, h)
Bartok: String Quartet No. 6 (Orion String Quartet)
Ligeti: String Quartet No. 1 (Pacifica String Quartet)
Bartok: String Quartet Nos. 3 and 4 (Orion String
Quartet)
The Civic Orchestra of Chicago
Dvorak: The Noon Witch (Rossen Milanov, cond)
Schnittke: Concerto Grosso No. 2 (Gidon Kremer, v;
Kristina Blaumane, c; Andris Nelsons, cond)
Schumann: Violin Concerto (Gidon Kremer, v; Andris
Nelsons, cond) Brahms: Variations on a Theme by
Haydn (Pinchas Zukerman, cond)
Roussel: Suite No. 2 from Bacchus and Ariadne (Lorin
Maazel, cond) Wood: Scenes from Comus (Stacey
Tappan, s; Scott Ramsay, t; Sir Andrew Davis, cond)
Haydn: Symphony No. 92 Beethoven: Symphony No.
1 (Cliff Colnot, cond)
THURSDAYS
7:00p
8:00p
1/5
1/12
1/19
1/26
From the Salzburg Mozart Week & The Vienna
Philharmonic: A Music Feast
Mozart: Symphony in A, Concert Arias for Soprano
and Orchestra Haydn: Symphony No. 104, London
(Christine Schafer, s; Zubin Mehta, cond)
Mozart: Symphony in B, Piano Concerto in C Haydn:
Symphony No. 96, Miracle (Lang Lang, p; Roger
Norrington, cond)
Sibelius: Symphony No. 1 Brahms: Symphony No. 1,
Symphony No. 4 (Mariss Jansons, cond)
Mozart: Symphony in E-flat, Zaide (Diana Damrau,
Zaide Michael Schade, Gomatz Matthias Goerne,
Allazim Franz Hawlata, Osmin, cast; Tobias Moretti,
narr; Nikolaus Harnoncourt, cond)
Handel: Suite No. 1 Bach: Cantata No. 170 Corelli:
Concerto Grosso Rameau: Orchestral Suite from Nais
(Monica Groop, ms; Nicholas McGegan, cond)
1/20
Beethoven: Leonore Overture No. 3 Shostakovich:
Violin Concerto No. 1 Prokofiev: Symphony No. 6
(Sarah Chang, v; Sir Andrew Davis, cond)
1/27
Barber: Adagio for Strings Dvorak: Cello Concerto
Mussorgsky/Ravel: Pictures at an Exhibition (Alisa
Weilerstein, c; Peter Oundjian, cond)
10:00p Echoes with John Diliberto
1/13
SATURDAYS
11:00p
1/7
1/14
1/21
1/28
1:30p
1/7
1/14
1/21
1/28
6:00p
1/7
1/14
1/21
1/28
8:00p
1/7
1/14
FRIDAYS
7:00p
8:00p
1/6
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Korngold: Der Schneeman Prelude, Serenade,
and Entr’acte Liszt: The Shepherd’s Song and The
Three Kings from Christus Tchaikovsky: Suite for
The Nutcracker (Children’s Festival Chorus; Christine
Jordanoff, dir; James Conlon, cond)
Dr. King’s Message
is Celebrated
1/21
1/28
Fascinatin’ Rhythm
A Cottage For Two
Beginning With Bland
Bios In Song
Java Jive
The Metropolitan Opera
L’elisir D’amore (Donizetti)
A Mozart Celebration (From the Met Radio Archives)
Die Zauberflöte (Mozart)
Così Fan Tutte (Mozart))
A Prairie Home Companion
Repeat broadcast TBA
From the Ted Mann Theater at The University of
Minnesota, in Minneapolis
From the Ted Mann Theater at The University of
Minnesota, in Minneapolis
Live broadcast TBA
Thistle & Shamrock with Fiona Ritchie
Winter Heat Be prepared to mop your brow when you
hear the hot instrumentals and warm, passionate singing of Kirsty MacColl, Salsa Celtica, Kila, and Natalie.
Spirit of Youth Get a glimpse of the future of Celtic
music from North Carolina newcomer Andrew Magill and
Chicago great Liz Carroll, who described Magill’s first
album as “an awesome debut.”
Mairi MacInnes Meet this award-winning Gaelic singer
from the Outer Hebrides who has traveled throughout
North America and Europe with her blend of traditional
and contemporary Gaelic song.
And the Winner Is… Learn the results of the 2005
annual Scots Traditional Music Awards, featuring music
from last year’s best album, songwriter, instrumentalist,
live act, and more.
Since 1989, the Choral Arts Society of
Washington has organized and participated in an annual musical tribute to
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Tribute
brings together individuals from all
segments of the community to commemorate Dr. King’s ideals of non-violence,
racial equality, and peace.
A Tribute to Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr., with
the Choral Arts Society
airs Monday, January
16 at 12 noon
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FM Listings
WXXI-FM Pays Tribute to Mozart!
January 2006 marks
the beginning of a
year-long celebration
of the 250th birthday
of Wolfgang Amadeus
Mozart (1756-1791).
Haydn once referred
to Wolfgang as “the
greatest composer
known to me in
person or by name;
he has taste and,
what is more, the
greatest knowledge
of composition”
(The Grove Concise
Dictionary of Music,
edited by Stanley Sadie,
Macmillan Press Ltd.,
London).
Classical 91.5/90.3 kicks off the
celebration on Thursday, January
5th at 8 p.m. with the first in a
13-part series A Musical Feast:
from the Salzburg Mozartwoche
and the Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra. Throughout the month
The Metropolitan Opera features
A Mozart Celebration from the Met
Archives at 1:30 p.m. on January
14th, Die Zauberflöte and Così fan
Tutte on January 21 and 28. Tune
in with your whole family on
Sunday, January 22nd at 1 p.m. for
Mozart’s Magnificent Voyage, a tale
of the Dream Children and their
journey back in time to Mozart’s
childhood. Throughout the week,
Classical 91.5/90.3 hosts will present many of the most well-known
and loved of Mozart’s compositions, and you’ll have a chance to
win tickets to local concerts.
Listeners can join in the
celebration by entering a
limerick, haiku or poem
as a birthday card to
Mozart. Enter by e-mail
at [email protected] or by
mail to Magnificent Mozart
on WXXI, P.O. Box 30021,
Rochester, NY 14604-3021.
A representation of the best
entries will be read on the air
throughout the week.
Magnificent Mozart Week
runs Sunday, January 22
through Saturday, January 28
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Syndrome may be a part of
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offers a groundbreaking and
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