mr selfridge

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mr selfridge

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MR SELFRIDGE
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MR SELFRIDGE
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Celebrity Series of Boston
Bringing the world’s best
performers to Boston
Keen Competitors
the competition continues on WGBH’s awardwinning High School Quiz Show, as teams from
across the Commonwealth battle in the final set
of first-round playoffs. Hosted by Billy Costa,
the WGBH series features questions in subjects
including literature, history, science and math, as well as current events
and general knowledge. this month, 10 public high schools—from
the field of 16 that began the televised competition—go head-tohead to gain a spot in the April quarterfinals.
Sundays at 6:30pm on WGBH 2
(repeats saturdays at 6pm on WGBH 2)
Lincoln-Sudbury vs. Somerville
Lexington vs. Needham
Sun, 3/3
Sun, 3/24
Chelmsford vs. Wellesley
Framingham vs. Wachusett
Sun, 3/10
Sun, 3/31
Rockport vs. Sharon
Sun, 3/17
East of Highclere Castle
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though it takes place less than 100 miles east of
Downton Abbey’s Highclere Castle, this gripping
British drama that recently hit Us shores is about
as far from estate living as you can get: Call the
Midwife opens a door into the colorful world of
midwifery and family life in 1950s east London.
Catch up with this popular drama as WGBH encores
season 1 and the celebrated Holiday Special prior
to the premiere of season 2 on march 31. season 1
introduces us to the community through the eyes
of young nurse Jenny Lee (Jessica Raine) as she
arrives at nonnatus House to live and work as a midwife alongside an
Order of nuns. At the heart of this world are the sisters of st. raymond
nonnatus whose primary work is to help bring safe childbirth to
women in the area and to look after their newborns.
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Tune in throughout March for a wide
range of TV programs, including some
very special member favorites! Below
are just a few of the highlights. Because
schedules still were being refined as
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Rick Steves’ European Travel Skills
Rick Steves distills 30 years of travel experience into this three-part special.
Filmed on his favorite 3,000-mile best-of-Europe loop—Amsterdam,
Germany’s Rhineland, Venice, Siena, the Italian Riviera, the Swiss Alps, Paris
and London—Steves dispenses practical advice on enjoying a fun, affordable
and culturally broadening trip to Europe. He shares the essential skills of
smart travel: planning an itinerary, hurdling the language barrier, driving
rental cars and catching trains, avoiding scams, eating well, sleeping smart
and staying safe—everything
you need to know to turn your
travel dreams into reality.
Rick Steves’ Europe/European
Travel Skills on WGBH 2
Wed, 3/27 (Pt. 1) at 7:30pm
Thu, 3/28 (Pt. 2) at 7:30pm
Sun, 3/31 (Pt. 3) at 11:30am
Delicious Europe
In this delectable member favorite, Rick Steves savors classic European
cuisine—from garlicky snails and handmade mozzarella to savory bouillabaisse, hearty wurst and other regional specialties. He also dines on gourmet
tapas in Galicia, visits a cozy trattoria in Rome, tastes the catch of the day in
Greece and sips wines from ancient vines in Burgundy. Bring your appetite!
Great Performances/Andrea Bocelli: Love in Portofino
International superstar Andrea Bocelli returns to Great Performances to
delight fans with a new concert special of classical favorites, pop standards
and Brazilian jazz, this time from the breathtaking coastal setting of
Portofino, Italy. Bocelli
performs some of the
world’s most famous love
songs, accompanied by
Grammy Award winner
David Foster as music
director and at the keyboard, and trumpeter
Chris Botti.
Hootenanny
Hosted by Jack Linkletter, Hootenanny
was a musical variety show broadcast
on television from April 1963 to
September 1964. It featured pop and
folk acts, including The Journeymen,
The Limeliters, the Chad Mitchell Trio,
The Carter Family, Judy Collins, Johnny
Cash, the Smothers Brothers and more.
This special showcases the best from
more than three hours of original
material.
Hopeful Aging with Dr. John Zeisel
Dr. John Zeisel takes you on a journey through the
aging brain and explores the possibilities for learning and making connections. Zeisel describes proven
strategies to help everyone get the most out of their
later years with a learning technique called C-MAP
that builds a complete and meaningful experience
for people as they age. Zeisel also dispels seven
myths about those living with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, and shows
how learning works in the brain.
Hullabaloo (My Music)
Travel back to the days of go-go dancers,
mod mini-skirts and swinging pop-rock
sounds with this PBS special. This firstever retrospective of the 1965–66 television prime-time series Hullabaloo is
hosted by Peter Noone of Herman’s
Hermits. Enjoy joyful pop harmonies of
The Four Seasons (“Working My Way
Back to You”) and Sonny & Cher (“I Got
You Babe”); the folk-rock sounds of The
Byrds (“Mr. Tambourine Man”) and The Mamas & The Papas (“California
Dreamin’”); the rebellion-fueled rock of The Bobby Fuller Four (“I Fought The
Law”) and The Kinks (“You Really Got Me”); and more.
Mythology:
Celtic Thunder
Celtic Thunder returns
to its roots with
Mythology, a show that
tells the story of the
Celtic people, their legends, their culture and
their stories. Filmed at
the Helix Theater in
Dublin, Mythology features all six Celtic Thunder principals in performances
that range from haunting solo numbers such as “Carrickfergus,” “The Isle of
Inisfree” and “Scarlet Ribbons” to rousing ensembles like “The Boys Are Back in
Town” and “The Rocky Road to Dublin.” Mythology also features original tracks
that were written especially for the production, including the opening number “Voices” and “My Land,” the show’s powerful closing anthem.
Protect Your Memory with Neal Barnard
Five million Americans already have Alzheimer’s disease, and that number
is growing rapidly. Have you ever said to yourself, “i know that name…” or
“that face is familiar, but i just can’t place it…” or “it’s right on the tip of
my tongue…” though you may have heard some
doctors say that memory problems are simply
genetic, and that nothing can be done about
them, Dr. Neal Barnard shows that there is, in
fact, a lot you can do to protect your brain and
memory. Learn three simple steps you can take
to derail the degenerative processes that could
otherwise derail you and your memory: skip bad
fat. Knock out free radicals. exercise your brain.
The Rolling Stones’ Rock and Roll Circus
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Contemporary The Song
of Lunch two
ex-lovers meet
for lunch at their
favorite haunt
from years before.
Will sparks
reignite? Will some other explosion
ensue? Emma Thompson (Sense and
Sensibility) and Alan Rickman (Harry
Potter) star in this funny, bittersweet
drama adapted from Christopher reid’s
captivating poem.
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the rolling stones’ 1968 legendary concert extravaganza (“the rock and
roll Circus”), marks the last performance of the original lineup of what
some call the world’s greatest rock and roll band: mick Jagger, Keith
richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts. Under the big top
and dressed in outrageous circus garb, the stones are joined by an all-star
musical cast including Jethro tull, the Who, and the ad hoc, one-timeonly super group the dirty mac featuring John Lennon, Keith richards,
eric Clapton and mitch mitchell of the Jimi Hendrix experience. see these
superstars at their best.
Shift Happens! Live an Inspired Life with
Dr. Robert Holden
Learn six principles and practices relating to identity, happiness, success,
relationship, healing and growth from robert Holden, renowned British
author and speaker. Holden reveals a program of change and transformation that includes concrete takeaways designed to help you learn how
to live an inspired life.
Unleash the Power of the Female
Brain with Dr. Daniel Amen
Dr. Daniel Amen is back with a new show
on the unique qualities of a woman’s brain.
in this program, dr. Amen reveals how to
strengthen, optimize and heal the female brain.
He explores how to harness its strengths—
intuition, multi-tasking, collaboration, empathy,
self-control and a little worry—and how to
overcome some of its inherent vulnerabilities, including anxiety, depression, taking on too much and being unable to turn your brain off.
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this series reveals the stories of seven extraordinary women who overcame adversity to
emerge as triumphant, inspirational icons
of the 20th century. they seemed to have it
all: glamour, power, wealth and adoration.
Madame Chiang Kai Shek, Coco Chanel,
Wallis simpson, Grace Kelly, Josephine Baker,
Agatha Christie, martha Gelhorn. they were
worshipped, loved—and sometimes even
feared—by millions the world over. But
behind the public success, there was often
private heartache and personal tragedy. Featuring archive film,
interviews and dramatic re-enactments, this seven-part series reveals
the price these women paid for their
achievements and how they overcame
adversities to emerge as triumphant,
inspirational icons of the past century.
series continues in April and may.
Extraordinary Women:
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek
Tue, 3/12 at 10pm on WGBH 2
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enchanting finds include a collection
of pottery, a landscape painting and a
railroad pocket watch.
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8pm 2 Call the Midwife
Season 1, Episode 1 see
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Season 1, Episode 2 As
Jenny Lee settles into her role, there is
a new arrival at nonnatus House:
Chummy. A welcome pair of extra
hands, Chummy sets about showing
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desire to please and her inability to
ride a bike prove obstacles in gaining
the respect of sister evangelina.
Season 1, Episode 3 Jenny
is placed on the district nursing roster
for a few weeks, to extend her experience of community practice. during
her rounds, she attends to Joe, a gentle
old soldier, and a friendship forms.
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12pm 2 The Mind of a Chef
Chef david Chang prepares
eggs with his chef pals Wylie dufresne,
daniel Patterson and rene redzepi.
12:30 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals
Remembering Julia A tribute to Julia Child features broccoli and
goat cheese souffléed omelet, and
chicken cassoulet.
1pm 2 The French Chef
Whole Fish Story
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linguine, salt cod,
potato and string
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zuppa inglese
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2pm 2 Simply Ming Modern
Azorean Cuisine meals that
reflect Azorean culinary traditions with
a modern twist are made with local
ingredients.
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2 Martha Stewart’s
Cooking School Eggs
martha shows how to prepare eggs
properly every time, with easy-tomaster techniques and tips.
3pm 2 America’s Test Kitchen
Ultimate Italian Learn the
secrets of homemade pasta from the
pros in new York City. ragu alla
Bolognese is created.
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2 Cook’s Country Dixie
Chicken A recipe for the
best moravian chicken pie and a classic
recipe for chicken and slicks are shared.
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Kitchen Table Talk
even as opportunities for
women have greatly expanded, many women still struggle
with old models of what it
means to be female. in this
documentary, producer
Jennifer Fox (left in photo)
lays bare her own turbulent
life to penetrate what it means
to be a free woman today. As her drama of work and relationships
unfolds over four years, Fox travels to more than 17 countries to understand how diverse women define their lives when there is no map.
Listen to women talk about concerns across race, class and nationality
around kitchen tables from south Africa to russia, india and Pakistan.
America ReFramed/Flying: Confessions of a Free Woman
Sun, 3/17 (Pt. 1) & Sun 3/24 (Pt. 2) at 8pm on WGBH World
visit worldcompass.org for a complete listing of programs.
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From Broken Arrow
to Broadway
On a journey that began in the small
town of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma,
Kristin Chenoweth sang gospel music
and studied opera on her way to her
Broadway debut. effortlessly able to
transition between stage, television and
film, this tony and emmy Award winner
has appeared in blockbuster television
programs such as The Good Wife, Glee, The West Wing and Pushing
Daisies, and starred in celebrated Broadway productions of You’re
A Good Man, Charlie Brown and Wicked. Her “American songbook”
concert at Lincoln Center includes some of her most celebrated work,
creating a night at once intimate and archetypally all-American.
Live from Lincoln Center/
Kristin Chenoweth: The Dames of Broadway…All of ’Em!!!
Sun, 3/24 at 7pm on WGBH 2
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Season 1, Episode 4 A baby
girl, recently delivered by
Jenny, is snatched from her baby carriage, causing great anguish to her
family and uniting the local community
as they search for the missing child.
Season 1, Episode 5 Jenny
finds herself for once not involved in
the beginning of life, but at its end.
When nonnatus House cleaner Peggy’s
brother Frank is diagnosed with cancer,
Jenny and the nuns are called upon to
care for him. in doing so, Jenny comes
to know the siblings better, learning
of their upbringing in a workhouse
and the profound effect it had on their
relationship.
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BROWN UNIVERSITY
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High School: Take 2
180 Days: A Year Inside an American High School gives space and
breadth to our nation’s education reform debate, offering a close-up
look at a school that meets the needs of its most challenged students
in new and sometimes non-traditional ways. You’ll see a tireless
team of teachers and school leaders dealing with the usual antics
of teenagers and the changing
tides of a fast-moving administration as it responds to pressures
from outside partners, politicians
and forces in the community. A
surprising and dramatic end to the school year sheds light on both the
extraordinary challenges and opportunities faced by today’s public
schools. Also join tavis smiley in Education Under Arrest, as he looks at
the connection between the juvenile justice system and the dropout
rate among American teens, and examines efforts by educators, law
enforcement professionals, judges, youth advocates and at-risk teens
themselves to end this link.
180 Days: A Year Inside an American High School
Mon, 3/25 (Pt. 1) & Tue, 3/26 (Pt. 2) at 9pm on WGBH 2
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2 Call the Midwife
Season 1, Episode 6 sister
monica Joan is found wandering near
the docks and returned to nonnatus
House by the police. Her adventure
takes its toll on her health and she
develops pneumonia. When she
eventually recovers she returns to the
community, only to find herself in
trouble with the law when she is
accused of theft.
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2 Antiques Roadshow
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and chair used at the Us House of
representatives from 1857 to 1873 is
appraised.
Coco Chanel (See 3/19 at
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Kristin Chenoweth: The
Dames of Broadway…All of ’Em!!! see
From Broken Arrow to Broadway,
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Holiday Special in this
special, newly married Chummy and
nurse Jenny Lee are hard at work during their first Christmas in nonnatus
House. As nurses and nuns minister to
an abandoned newborn and search
for the mother, and Jenny tries to find
the children of an elderly vagrant,
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play. in true Chummy fashion, mishaps
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host mark L. Walberg and militaria
appraiser Christopher mitchell as they
discuss an important 19th-century
blockade rifle. Other discoveries on this
episode include an 1884 Courier & ives
print, a Pennsylvania folk art whirligig
and a 1936 first edition of Gone With
the Wind.
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Inside the
Modeling World
Go behind the pretty face of the modeling
industry by following two people whose
lives intersect because of it. Ashley is a
deeply conflicted American model scout, and
13-year-old Nadya, plucked from a remote
siberian village and promised a lucrative
career in Japan, is her latest discovery. As the
young girl searches for glamour and an escape from poverty, she
confronts the harsh realities of a culture that worships youth—and an
industry that makes perpetual childhood a globally traded commodity.
P.O.V./Girl Model
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Lancaster
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Venice: City of Dreams
Cruise the Grand Canal, luxuriate in a
venerable cafe and savor fresh fish
canalside with venetian friends.
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Big, Bold Chicken Braises
test cook Bridget Lancaster updates
the recipe for a silver Palette classic,
chicken marbella, while tasting expert
Jack Bishop challenges host
Christopher Kimball to a tasting of
whole roasted chickens.
8pm 2 Antiques Roadshow
Myrtle Beach (Pt. 3) take
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Venice and Its Lagoon
sample the sumptuous art treasures of
venice, explore its back-street wonders
and cruise its lagoon, before stopping
in fiery murano for glass, pastel
Burano for lace and murky torcello for
a sense of where venice was born.
Spicy Fall Sweets test cook
Julia Collin davison shows host
Christopher Kimball how to make the
best pumpkin bread, while tasting
expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to
a tasting of molasses.
8pm 2 Tavis Smiley Reports
Education Under Arrest
see High School: Take 2, page 14
(See 3/25 at 8pm)
9pm 2 180 Days: A Year Inside
an American High
School (Pt. 2) see High School:
Take 2, page 14
6pm
sit back and enjoy an evening of programs about award-winning
authors Philip Roth and Graham Greene. in candid interviews, roth
discusses intimate aspects of his life and art, as he has never done
before: his distinctly unliterary upbringing in newark, new Jersey; his
writing process; his first marriage; the inspiration behind his most
famous novels and many controversies. With 31 books to his credit,
including Goodbye, Columbus; Portnoy’s Complaint; Sabbath’s Theater;
American Pastoral and The Human Stain, roth
practically invented the genre of factual-fictional
autobiography and commands ownership of the
Jewish American novel. then turn your attention
to author Graham Greene, a British spy, doubting
Catholic and manic-depressive who wrote critically acclaimed best-sellers, including The Quiet
American, Brighton Rock, The End of the Affair and
The Third Man. the documentary about Greene
weaves his novels and movies into the story of his
life, revealing an extraordinary man who traveled
the globe to escape the boredom of ordinary
existence. Actor Bill nighy provides Greene’s voice.
American Masters/Philip Roth: Unmasked
Fri, 3/29 at 9pm on WGBH 2
Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham Greene
Fri, 3/29 at 10:30pm on WGBH 2
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11pm 2 Charlie Rose
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History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Coughton Court 2
7:30
European Travel Skills (Pt. 1)
see Rick Steves’ European Travel
Skills, page 10
Company’s Coming test
cook Julia Collin davison shows host
Christopher Kimball how to make the
best prime rib and perfectly roasted
Brussels sprouts at home, while tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris
to a tasting of premium butters.
8pm 2 Nature River of No Return
Central idaho’s Frank
Church-river of no return Wilderness
is the largest contiguous wilderness
area in the lower 48 states. isaac and
Bjornen Babcock chose this locale for
their year-long honeymoon. But what
begins as a romantic adventure
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Join A Celtic Sojourn host Brian O’Donovan and singer
Robbie O’Connell for a convivial jaunt through the
heart of Ireland, beginning at Athlone, where we will
explore the lakes and legends of the Shannon region.
Stunning scenery, rich history and nightly traditional
Irish music sessions will warm your heart and soul.
September 11–20, 2013
For details, call 617.300.4400
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Lark Rise to
Candleford Season 3,
Episode 10
9pm 2 Nova Hunting the Elements
What are things made of?
it’s a simple question with an astonishing answer. Fewer than 100 naturally
occurring elements form the ingredients of everything in our world—from
solid rocks to ethereal gases, from
scorching acids to the living cells in our
body. david Pogue, technology correspondent for The New York Times, spins
viewers through the world of weird,
extreme chemistry on a quest to
unlock the secrets of the elements.
Doc Martin
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Happily Ever After
10pm 44
Waking the Dead
Care (Pt. 1)
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
44 PBS NewsHour
how, for the past 10 years, Atticus has
led tom from mountaintop to mountaintop, which resulted in the book
Following Atticus.
9pm 2 P.O.V. Girl Model see
Inside the Modeling
World, page 15
10pm 44 Globe Trekker East Texas
(d)
10:30 2 The Mind of a Chef
Japan David Chang travels
from tokyo to
Kyoto to meet and
eat with friends,
visiting a street
market in tokyo
before finishing
the trip at the michelin three-star
restaurant, Kikunoi.
11pm 2 Charlie Rose
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History Detectives
7pm
Greater Boston
Sydney
7:30
European Travel Skills (Pt. 2)
see Rick Steves’ European Travel
Skills, page 10
Breakfast Standbys Host
Christopher Kimball joins test cook
Bridget Lancaster to learn how to
make the best bowl of 10-minute steel
cut oatmeal. equipment expert Adam
ried reviews his favorite moka pots,
while test cook Julia Collin davison
uncovers the secrets to making perfect
home fries.
8pm 2 Roadside Stories meet
r.J. maynard in Colchester
Connecticut, whose eagle scout project
is to help Connecticut state Police
K–9 unit. visit a dog-training facility
middlefield, Connecticut, to the to see
the canines in action. then visit debbie
in Clayville, ri, before meeting Bob
day and marry day.
44 Nova Hunting the Elements
(See 3/27 at 9pm)
8:30
2 Windows to the Wild
Hiking with Atticus Host
Willem Lange meets the north country’s four-legged hiking legend, miniature schnauzer Atticus, and his owner,
tom ryan. they explore the Hedgehog
Loop trail together and talk about
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Basic Black
Neighborhood Kitchens
Washington Week with
Gwen Ifill
This Old House Hour
Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
American Masters
Philip Roth: Unmasked see
Writers’ Block, page 16
McLaughlin Group
Need to Know
Moyers & Company
Dangerous Edge: A Life
of Graham Greene see
Writers’ Block, page 16
PBS NewsHour
Charlie Rose
2 The French Chef V.I.P.
Cake
44 Nova Hunting the Elements
(See 3/27 at 9pm)
1:30
2 Lidia’s Italy in America
Italian American
Sandwiches #2 Baltimore’s italian
American civic club sandwich and a
primanti sandwich are served.
1pm
2 Simply Ming On the Road
in Chattanooga with Guest
Daniel Lindley ming heads south to
Chattanooga, tennessee, to cook with
renowned local chef daniel Lindley.
2:30
Cooking School Sauces
martha teaches how to make hollan2pm
Not Just Any Castle…
Highclere Castle might be famous for being the backdrop to the
world’s most successful costume drama, but behind the doors of this
fairy-tale manor still lives a real Lord and Lady. it’s been the seat of
the Carnarvon family for the last 300 years and it’s steeped in history.
Highclere has been host to an ensemble of illustrious former inhabitants, from a fabulously wealthy
heiress who saved the day to an
adventurer, maverick and reallife indiana Jones who made one
of the most important archeological discoveries in the world.
this is the behind-the-scenes
story of the one of the england’s
most spectacular country houses.
Secrets of Highclere Castle
Saturday 30
2 Antiques Roadshow
(See 3/25 at 8pm)
44 History Detectives
12pm 2 The Mind of a Chef Japan
(See 3/28 at 10:30pm)
44 Nature River of No Return
(See 3/27 at 8pm) (d)
12:30 2 Sara’s Weeknight Meals
A Trip to Brazil with Leticia
Moreinos Schwartz salt cod with
bacon, onions, eggs and potatoes,
and chicken, shrimp, peanut and
cashew stew are made.
11am
44 Top Hat Dale Tremont (Ginger Rogers) is attracted
to a dancer (Fred Astaire) but mistakenly believes he is her best friend’s
husband.
5pm 2 This Old House Hour
6pm 2 High School Quiz Show (See 3/30 at 4pm)
6:15 44 Suspicion Alfred Hitchcock
directed this thriller about
a woman (Joan Fontaine) who suspects that her husband (Cedric
Hardwicke) is plotting to murder her.
6:30 2 Call the Midwife Holiday Special (See 3/24 at 8pm)
8pm 2 Keeping Up Appearances Season 4, Program 1
44 The Spirit of St. Louis Charles Lindbergh (James
Stewart) attempts to become the first
man to fly nonstop across the Atlantic
to Paris in 1927.
8:30 2 As Time Goes By Series 7 Episode 5
9pm 2 Vicar of Dibley Easter Special 1996
9:38 2 Antiques Roadshow UK Norwich 1
Meet Mr. Selfridge
This month, WGBH’s Masterpiece brings
you the all-new Mr. Selfridge, a stunning
dramatization of the real-life story of
Harry Gordon Selfridge, the flamboyant
and visionary American founder of the
famous London department store that
revolutionized the modern shopping
experience. The eight-part drama is set
in London in 1909, a time when women
were reveling in a new sense of freedom
and modernity. Harry wants to indulge,
empower and celebrate these women by opening the doors of his
lavish department store on London’s famous Oxford Street. Pioneering
and reckless, and with an almost manic energy, Harry creates a theater
of retail where any topic or trend that is new, exciting, entertaining—
or just plain eccentric—is showcased. Jeremy Piven takes on the
role as Mr. Selfridge following a successful eight-season run on the hit
drama Entourage, for which he won three Emmys and a Golden Globe
for his portrayal of movie agent Ari Gold. Joining Piven is Katherine
Kelly (Coronation Street) as the confident and alluring socialite Lady
Mae, whose connections prove vital for Harry as he builds his empire.
Created by Andrew Davies (Little Dorrit). The series continues through
April and May.
Masterpiece Classic/Mr. Selfridge, Season 1, Episode 1 (of 8)
10:06 2 Antiques Roadshow Myrtle Beach, SC (Pt. 3) (See 3/25 at 8pm)
11pm 2 Basic Black
44 High School Quiz Show (See 3/24 at 6:30pm)
11:30 2 Ask This Old House Restoring Terrazzo Floors/
Repairing a Cracked Floor Joist
44 Member Favorites
44 The Victory Garden Soft Visit the Filoli gardens in
California to learn how plant choices
are used to soften design.
11:30 2 Rick Steves’ Europe European Travel Skills (Pt. 3)
See Rick Steves’ European Travel
Skills, page 10
44 Theater Talk
12pm 2 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Japan: Hokkaido
and Honshu Art discovers red-crested
cranes, Mt. Fuji and Koyosan, and takes
a dip in Nagano’s hot springs.
44 The Lawrence Welk Show Easter This show
from 1979 features “Easter Parade,”
“Tiptoe Through The Tulips” and “Love
Lifted Me.”
12:30 2 Basic Black
1pm 2 Neighborhood Kitchens Orinoco (See 3/29 at 10:30pm)
44 MotorWeek Chevrolet Camaro1LE The 2013
Chevrolet Camaro 1LE, 2013 BMW
Alpina B7 and tire problems are highlighted.
1:30 2 Nature River of No Return (See 3/27 at 8pm)
44 Saving the Ocean Swordfish! (Pt. 1)
Sunday 31
6am 44 Antiques Roadshow Myrtle Beach, SC (Pt. 3) (See 3/25 at 8pm)
7am 44 Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
7:30 44 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
8am 44 Moneytrack (d)
8:30 44 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack
9am 44 Need to Know
10am 2 High School Quiz Show (See 3/24 at 6:30pm)
11am 2 Open Studio with
Jared Bowen
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3pm 2 America’s Test Kitchen Irish Comfort Classics A
recipe for shepherd’s pie is updated
and New England-style home-corned
beef and cabbage is prepared.
44 American Masters Philip Roth: Unmasked (See 3/29 at 9pm)
3:30 2 Cook’s Country Italian Favorites Revisited Slowcooker meatballs and marinara, spinach lasagna, and a tasting of jarred
spaghetti sauce are featured.
4pm 2 Neighborhood Kitchens Orinoco Host Margarita
Martinez heads
to Boston’s South
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the popular
Venezuelan restaurant Orinoco:
A Latin Kitchen. Chef Carlos Rodriguez
teaches her how to make arepa
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44 Essential Pepin Family
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lamb, pork loin tournedos, Puerto
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5pm 44 Lidia’s Italy in America
St. Louis’s Little Italy Lidia
prepares spaghetti and meatballs and
also adds arancini, or rice balls, to the
menu.
5:30
2 Antiques Roadshow
(See 3/25 at 8pm)
44 Simply Ming Pan Sauces
with Guest Norman Van
Aken Pan-seared steak, beet salad and
hash browns and pork chop with kimchee-kale pan sauce are created.
6pm 44 Nature River of No Return
(See 3/27 at 8pm) (d)
6:30
Framingham vs. Wachusett
7pm 2 Secrets of Highclere
Castle see Not Just Any
Castle…, page 17
an American High
School (Pt. 1) (See 3/25 at 9pm)
Season 2, Episode 1 see
East of Highclere Castle, page 9
4:30
2 Masterpiece Classic
Mr. Selfridge, Season 1,
Episode 1 see Meet Mr. Selfridge,
page 18
an American High
School (Pt. 2) (See 3/26 at 9pm)
9pm
11pm
2 American Masters
Philip Roth: Unmasked
(See 3/29 at 9pm)
44 Tavis Smiley Reports
Education Under Arrest
(See 3/26 at 8pm)
Coming in April
• Frontline’s Kind Hearted Woman
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profiles one Native American
woman’s healing journey
Nova explores the Outback in
Australia’s First 4 Billion Years
Ken Burns looks at race and
crime in The Central Park Five
New episodes from WGBH’s Neighborhood Kitchens
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documentary about sustainable harpoon fishing focuses on a group of
Canadian fishermen off nova scotia.
2pm 44 Ciao Italia Cauliflower/
Broccolo Luscious creamy
cauliflower baked in a mold and a
colorful and hearty broccolo and pasta
are made.
2:30
2 Great Performances at
the Met Otello
Cooking School Pan
Searing martha shows how to prepare
crisp-skinned salmon filet, pan-seared
steak with mustard-cream sauce and
muscovy duck breasts.
3pm 44 Cuisine Culture
Paul McCabe, San Diego
California Lamb loin over farro, heirloom carrots and asparagus are topped
with spiced pepper jam.
3:30 44 Kimchi Chronicles
The Beef Chronicles steak
with is topped with kimchi butter. Host
marja vongerichten and actress Heather
Graham eat beef for breakfast. (d)
4pm 44 Hubert Keller: Secrets
of a Chef Treasures of
Provence: Eggplant & Tomatoes dishes
included poor man’s caviar and eggplant, and pepper and goat cheese
stack.
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Arts & Drama
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44, sun (3/31) 11pm on 2 Woody Guthrie:
Ain’t Got No Home sat (3/16) 2am on 44,
mon (3/18) 3am on 44
Austin City Limits Bonnie Raitt/Mavis
Staples sun (3/31) 12am on 44 Robert
Earl Keen/Hayes Carll sun (3/10) 12am on 44
The Civil Wars/Punch Brothers sun (3/24)
12am on 44 The National/Band of Horses
sun (3/17) 12am on 44 Widespread Panic
sun (3/3) 12am on 44
Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham
Greene Fri (3/29) 10:30pm on 2, sat (3/30)
3:30am on 44
From Dust to Dreams: Opening Night at
the Smith Center for the Performing
Arts sat (3/23) 2am on 44
Great Performances Magical Mystery Tour
Revisited sat (3/9) 2am on 44; 5am on 2,
mon (3/11) 3am on 44 The Beatles’
Magical Mystery Tour sat (3/9) 3am on 44,
mon (3/11) 4am on 44 Otello sat (3/31)
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Live from Lincoln Center Kristin
Chenoweth: The Dames of Broadway…
All of ’Em!!! sun (3/24) 7pm on 2, mon (3/25)
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Open Studio with Jared Bowen mon (3/4)
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(3/11) 10:30pm on 44, tue (3/12) 3:30am
on 2, mon (3/18) 10:30pm on 44, tue (3/19)
3:30am on 2, mon (3/25) 10:30pm on 44,
tue (3/26) 3:30am on 2, Fri (3/29) 8:30pm on
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PBS Arts from Cleveland: Women Who
Rock sat (3/2) 2am on 44; 5am on 2, mon
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Sound Tracks: Music without Borders
sat (3/2) 3am on 44, mon (3/4) 4am on 44,
thu (3/7) 5am on 44
The Spirit of St. Louis sat (3/30) 8pm on 44
Suspicion sat (3/30) 6:15pm on 44
Theater Talk sun (3/31) 11:30am on 44
Top Hat sat (3/30) 4:30pm on 44
Tuba U: Basso Profundo sat (3/16) 3:30am
on 44, mon (3/18) 4:30am on 44
Best of Britain
As Time Goes By sat (3/16) 8:30pm on 2,
sat (3/30) 8:30pm on 2
Call the Midwife thu (3/7) 1am on 2, sun
(3/10) 8pm, 9pm, 10pm on 2, mon (3/11)
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on 2, tue (3/19) 3am, 4am, 5am on 44, thu
(3/21) 1am on 2, sun (3/31) 8pm on 2
Call the Midwife Holiday Special sun
(3/24) 8pm on 2, mon (3/25) 1:30pm on 44,
tue (3/26) 9pm on 44, sat (3/30) 6:30pm on 2
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on 44, tue (3/12) 2am on 2 Friend of the
Devil mon (3/25) 9pm on 44, tue (3/26) 2am
on 2 Innocent Graves mon (3/4) 9pm on
44, tue (3/5) 2am on 2 Playing with Fire
mon (3/18) 9pm on 44, tue (3/19) 2am on 2
Doc Martin Wed (3/6) 9pm on 44, thu
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(3/14) 2am on 2, Wed (3/20) 9pm on 44, thu
(3/21) 2am on 2, Wed (3/27) 9pm on 44, thu
(3/28) 2am on 2
Keeping Up Appearances sat (3/16) 8pm
on 2, sat (3/30) 8pm on 2
Lark Rise to Candleford Wed (3/27)
8pm on 44, thu (3/28) 1am on 2
Masterpiece Classic Mr. Selfridge sun
(3/31) 9pm on 2
Masterpiece Contemporary The Song of
Lunch sun (3/3) 9pm on 2, mon (3/25)
1:30am on 44, tue (3/26) 5am on 44
Midsomer Murders Dark Autumn
(Pt. 1) mon (3/18) 8pm on 44, tue (3/19)
1am on 2 Dark Autumn (Pt. 2) mon (3/25)
8pm on 44, tue (3/26) 1am on 2 Who
Killed Cock Robin? (Pt. 1) mon (3/4) 8pm on
44, tue (3/5) 1am on 2 Who Killed Cock
Robin? (Pt. 2) mon (3/11) 8pm on 44, tue
(3/12) 1am on 2
Secrets of Highclere Castle sun (3/31)
7pm on 2
Vicar of Dibley sat (3/16) 9pm on 2, sat
(3/30) 9pm on 2
Waking the Dead Care (Pt. 1) Wed
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(3/28) 7:30pm on 44, sat (3/30) 3pm on 2
Ciao Italia sun (3/31) 2pm on 44
Cook’s Country sat (3/16) 3:30pm on 2, sat
(3/30) 3:30pm on 2
Cuisine Culture sun (3/31) 3pm on 44
Essential Pepin sun (3/31) 4:30pm on 44
The French Chef sat (3/16) 1pm on 2, sat
(3/30) 1pm on 2
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef sun (3/31)
4pm on 44
Kimchi Chronicles The Beef Chronicles sun
(3/31) 3:30pm on 44
Lidia’s Italy in America sat (3/16) 1:30pm
on 2, sat (3/30) 1:30pm on 2, sun (3/31) 5pm
on 44
Martha Stewart’s Cooking School sat
(3/16) 2:30pm on 2, sat (3/30) 2:30pm on 2,
sun (3/31) 2:30pm on 44
The Mind of a Chef sat (3/16) 12pm on 2,
thu (3/28) 10:30pm on 2, sat (3/30) 12pm
on 2
Neighborhood Kitchens Fri (3/1) 7:30pm
on 44, mon (3/25) 3pm on 44, tue (3/26)
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(3/30) 4pm on 2, sun (3/31) 1pm on 2
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Simply Ming sat (3/16) 2pm on 2, sat (3/30)
2pm on 2, sun (3/31) 5:30pm on 44
History
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Antiques Roadshow UK Fri (3/1) 7pm on
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on 44, Wed (3/27) 7pm on 44, thu (3/28)
7pm on 44, Fri (3/29) 7pm on 44, sat (3/30)
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Extraordinary Women tue (3/12) 10pm
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Welcome Back, María
By Phil Redo
Managing Director of 89.7 WGBH, Boston Public Radio
We are pleased to welcome María Hinojosa,
longtime host of WGBH TV’s María Hinojosa:
One-on-One, back to our airwaves. Her weekly
NPR show, Latino USA, now airs every Sunday
night at 6pm on Boston Public Radio.
This isn’t the first time María has added her
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growing population group in our country: Latinos. She spoke about the
impact the election might have on Latino voters and the influence they eventually had on election results. She continues to join Bob each Monday.
For 25 years, María has helped tell untold stories and brought to light
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senior correspondent for PBS’s Now, a reporter for NPR and a correspondent
for CNN. Several years ago, María launched The Futuro Media Group (producers
of Latino USA) with the mission to produce multi-platform, community-based
journalism that respects and celebrates the cultural richness of the American
experience. And in mid-January of this year, she hosted a conversation on the
reality of domestic workers at an event held in WGBH’s own Yawkey Theater.
What’s on 89.7 WGBH
BBC World Update/Marketplace Report
Morning Edition/Marketplace Report
The Xconomy Report (Fri)
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Exploring Latino USA
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and a look at the new Latino reality TV program set in New York City
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She has reported hundreds of important stories: from the immigrant
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in Alabama.
María has won top honors in American journalism, including four Emmys,
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Disadvantaged, the Studs Terkel Community Media Award and the Edward R.
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groundbreaking Child Brides: Stolen Lives.
As WGBH Radio continues to expand our unique radio offerings, we are
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Note: Schedule accurate at press time.
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disagree about whether they are black or white. As a result, everyone’s
choosing: Am i black? Am i mixed race? Or, am i white? Adding to the confusion, there’s a movement afoot to recognize their native American heritage.
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the very traditional,
old-style music—
often described as
‘pure drop,’ to the
more contemporary
end, what’s being
played today. We will
also journey out on
Celtic music’s branches and look at its
close relationship
with America,
Appalachia, scotland and many other places all while enjoying each other’s
company in the beautiful confines of sanders theatre.”
Sat, 3/16 at 8pm
Sanders Theatre, Cambridge
Eric in the Evening
Birthday Boys
What do the late Wes
montgomery, Ornette Coleman,
the late tommy Flanagan and
Charles Lloyd have in
common? they all have march
birthdays. eric will explore the
lives and sounds of these jazz
greats in tonight’s program.
Sun, 3/24 at 9pm
Classical, jazz, world music
and more...absolutely FREE.
New England Conservatory presents
over 900 concerts a year. Come see
superb faculty artists and young
musicians perform in Jordan Hall, one
of the most renowned and beautiful
venues in the world.
On any given night, you’ll hear rousing
symphonies, intimate chamber music,
big band jazz, unexpected contemporary
combinations or evocative music from
around the world.
For free. That’s right, free.
For concerts, descriptions and schedules,
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Classical new england
Bach Month Is Back!
not a week goes by on Classical
new england when you don’t
hear a work or two by Johann
sebastian Bach, either as part
of our weekday programming,
or perhaps on The Bach Hour
or Baroque in Boston on
sundays. And that’s as it should
be: no composer, classical or
otherwise, has exerted a more
powerful impact on music and
culture than Bach. small wonder that composer max reger
called him “the beginning and
end of all music.” And from the beginning to the end of the composer’s
birthday month of march, Classical new england will be celebrating Bach’s
genius on the air, in our studios, on the road, and in the community.
The Bach Hour
every week throughout the year Classical new
england brings you The Bach Hour, the acclaimed
program that continues a 40-year Boston radio
tradition of exploring Bach’s sacred works and instrumental masterpieces. For Bach month, host Brian
McCreath’s programming includes a four-part series
(beginning February 24) featuring the rarely heard
Missae breves (short masses). On march 24, John eliot Gardiner leads his
monteverdi Choir and english Baroque soloists in the vividly descriptive
Cantata no. 182, Himmelskönig sei willkommen, written for Palm sunday.
Bringing Bach month to an exuberant conclusion on march 31, matthew
Halls (music director designate of the Oregon Bach Festival) conducts his
retrospect ensemble in a stunning performance of the joyful Easter Oratorio.
Find a complete schedule online at classicalnewengland.org/bach
On the Air
Bach Minutes
each weekday during Bach month, Classical new
england’s managing director Benjamin K. Roe takes
you inside the stories that surround the composer and
his music in The Bach Minute every weekday morning
at 7:30am and afternoon at 5:30pm. From the fascinating trajectory of Bach’s life to his music’s ongoing
influence in today’s culture, each Bach Minute vignette opens a new window
onto the composer’s art, life and creativity.
Mon–Fri at 7:30am & 5:30pm
What’s on Classical new england
Monday–Friday
5am
10am
2pm
7pm
9pm
Classical Music with Laura Carlo
8:30am Keith’s Classical Corner
Classical Music with Alan McLellan
12pm Café Europa
Classical Music with Cathy Fuller
Fridays: 4pm Drive Time Live
Performance Today with Fred Child
Classical Music with James David Jacobs
Fridays: 9pm Concierto
Bach Month on The Bach Hour
2/24–3/17: the four Missae breves, BWv 233–236 in performances
by Cantus Cölln and conductor Konrad Junghänel
3/24: Cantata no. 182 Himmelskönig sei willkommen, performed by
soprano malin Hartelius, alto nathalie stutzmann, tenor James
Gilchrist, bass Peter Harvey, the
monteverdi Choir & english Baroque
soloists and conductor John eliot Gardiner
3/31: Easter Oratorio, BWv 249,
performed by soprano Carolyn
Sampson, countertenor Lestyn davies,
tenor James Gilchrist, bass Peter Harvey,
the retrospect ensemble and conductor
matthew Halls
Sundays at 6am and 5pm
Online: classicalnewengland.org
On-air: 99.5 Boston-nH | 89.7 Hd2 Boston | 96.3 Beacon Hill
89.5 nantucket | 88.7 Providence
Saturday
6am
7am
12pm
5pm
6pm
7pm
11pm
New England Summer Festivals
Classical Music with Ray Brown
9am Classics For Kids
Classical Music
with Cheryl Willoughby
Live from Fraser
In Performance with Cathy Fuller
Boston Symphony Orchestra
BSO on Record
Classical Online Channels
classicalnewengland.org BsO Concert, Boston early music, Bach, and Kids Classical
26 schedules, program info, playlists: classicalnewengland.org
Sunday
6am
7am
11am
12pm
1pm
3pm
5pm
6pm
6:30pm
10pm
11pm
The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath
Baroque in Boston with Laura Carlo
From the Top
In Performance with Cathy Fuller
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sunday Concert Series
The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath
Arias & Barcarolles with Cathy Fuller
World of Opera
Live from Fraser
Pipedreams
in Our studios
Keyboard Journeys with “The Unicorn of Instruments”
Bach month also will be occasion
for us to trace Bach’s music through
his keyboard compositions in two
very special concerts in our Fraser
Performance studio. On thursday,
march 7, we’re presenting Bach’s
Keyboard Journeys, an exploration
of some of his most expressive—
and personal—musical statements.
the Fraser Performance studio will
be filled with the sounds of not only
our Hamburg steinway, but also a
fortepiano, harpsichord and “the
unicorn of instruments:” the
lautenwerck, or lute-harpsichord.
Bach adored the sound of this unusual instrument, wrote works for it,
and even had two in his personal collection at the time of his death. But
On the road
The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields
Our month-long Bach celebration includes a Classical
new england road trip to
acoustically renowned
mechanics Hall in Worcester
for a live broadcast featuring
the Academy of st. martin
in the Fields, one of the
finest chamber orchestras in the world. the english orchestra, renowned
for its polished and refined sound, is touring the Us with a program that
begins with Bach. Pianist inon Barnatan will be the soloist in the intensely dramatic Keyboard Concerto in d minor. Cellist Alisa Weilerstein also
will be part of the festivities as the featured soloist in Haydn’s elegantly
aristocratic Cello Concerto no. 1. Cathy Fuller hosts.
Fri, 3/8 at 7pm on Classical New England
in the Community
Bach around the Clock
For the first time ever, we’ll be sharing our love of
Bach with the entire community via a new initiative:
Bach around the Clock: A Bach Birthday Celebration
from Sunup to Sundown. Bálint Karosi, winner of the
16th international Bach Competition in Leipzig,
Germany, directs the music program at Boston’s First
Lutheran Church. For five years Karosi has been at the helm of a special
Bach birthday program with the Boston chapter of the American Guild of
Organists, held in the magnificent acoustics of the church in Boston’s
Back Bay.
none survived the ravages of time and changing tastes. in recent years,
however, keyboard artisans have built reproductions of this enchanting
instrument, which you’ll hear performed by the expert hands of Boston
keyboard artist Peter sykes.
We’ll be back in Fraser on Bach’s birthday (march 21) for another
not-to-be-missed live event: a complete performance of “the most ambitious
and important keyboard piece written before Beethoven:” The Goldberg
Variations. Pianist randall Hodgkinson of new england Conservatory
will join host Cathy Fuller for an epic journey through the unforgettable aria
and its 30 variations that have been likened to “fractal structures in
the natural world: ocean waves, rock formations, trees and honeycombs.”
Keyboard Journeys
Thu, 3/7 at 7pm
WGBH Fraser Performance Studio
Goldberg Variations
Thu, 3/21 at 7pm
WGBH Fraser Performance Studio
this year, we’ve joined forces to present a special free community
event and live webcast. From 6am to 6pm (one sweep of the clock!),
Classical new england hosts will be on site to share the glorious music of
Bach, reminding us of the universal appeal of his timeless music. From
student ensembles to world-class artists, it truly will be a day of Bach for
all, including a special event for kids. And if you get hungry during the
day, not to worry: First Lutheran will even be serving a “Bach’s Lunch” for
visitors! in addition to the live webcast on classicalnewengland.org,
we’ll also be broadcasting highlights all day on march 21, what would
have been Bach’s 328th birthday!
Sat, 3/16, from 6am to 6pm
First Lutheran Church in Boston
St. Matthew Passion
Our Bach month also features a special
Palm sunday broadcast of a piece
that’s been called “the pinnacle of
Bach’s sacred music”: The St. Matthew
Passion. Conductor Harry
Christophers leads the Handel and
Haydn society chorus and orchestra in
a performance captured at symphony
Hall in Boston. soloists include Joshua
ellicott in the role of the evangelist,
matthew Brook in the role of Christ,
soprano Gillian Keith, mezzo-soprano monica Groop, tenor Jeremy Budd
and baritone stephan Loges. Brian mcCreath hosts.
Sun, 3/24 at 3pm (Palm Sunday) on Classical New England
Fri, 3/29 at 7pm (Good Friday) on Classical New England
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WCAI, Cape and Islands NPR Station
A Big Boost for WCAI
By Mindy Todd, WCAI’s Managing Director for Editorial and Host
WGBH and WCAI have been working for years to improve the strength,
coverage and reliability of WCAI’s 90.1 signal, and this month our efforts will
bear crystal clear, far-reaching results. Thanks to the installation of a more
powerful and more reliable transmitter, WCAI’s award-winning, locally focused
programming will reach 200,000 new listeners on Cape Cod, Nantucket,
Martha’s Vineyard, the South Coast and parts of coastal Rhode Island.
The Federal Communications Commission-approved power boost is
expected to take effect by mid-March. “We are extremely proud of the local
service we offer and we’re happy it will soon be available to those who have
not been able to hear us,” says Phil Redo, managing director of WGBH. “And
those who have had to put up with spotty coverage can expect improved
reception.”
WCAI currently broadcasts at 1,200 watts and reaches approximately
275,000 listeners. The new transmitter and antennae, located on a Martha’s
Vineyard tower, are licensed to broadcast at 12,500 watts, giving WCAI the
potential to reach as many as 470,000 listeners, including every community
on Cape Cod and all of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket.
What’s on WCAI
Online:capeandislands.org
On-air: 90.1 Martha’s Vineyard, 91.1 Nantucket, 94.3 Brewster, 89.7 HD3 Boston
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11pm
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BBC World Update
Morning Edition
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WCAI also will be able to
broadcast in high definition,
and this HD capability will
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of WGBH’s Classical New
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business development who
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led to the power increase, calls the stronger signal and expanded coverage
“the realization of the original dream for WCAI.”
WCAI founder Jay Allison says it’s something the station and its staff
have been looking forward to for a very long time. “What a long road to this
point,” Allison says. “We’ve been working on getting full, strong coverage of
our area since the very beginning [in 2000]. We used to send out advice on
how to adjust your radio antenna to get better reception. No more! Just turn
to 90.1 and listen.”
Saturday
5am
7am
8am
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4pm
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6pm
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12am
BBC World Service News
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Bill Moyers
On the Media
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Says You!
Selected Shorts
American Routes
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Director, Constituent Communications
Cynthia Broner
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On Being
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
Studio 360
Weekend All Things Considered
This American Life
Arts & Ideas
On the Media
Le Show with Harry Shearer
Explore!, March 2013: Volume 23, Number 3, (ISSN 2152-7458) (USPS 0008 -188). Copyright 2013.
WGBH Educational Foundation. One Guest Street, Boston, MA 02135. All rights reserved. Explore!
is published monthly by the WGBH Educational Foundation. Subscription is by membership contribution of $50 or more to WGBH. Preferred periodicals postage paid at Boston, MA and additional
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