Handel and Haydn Society'sMessiah - WGBH
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All Classical<br />
Listen online at 995allclassical.org, on your Internet radio, on your HD radio at 89.7 HD2<br />
or on 89.5 WNCK in Nantucket<br />
Reinvigorating Classical Radio in Boston<br />
Boston has a new radio station this month as <strong>WGBH</strong> acquires<br />
WCRB, preserving a full-time classical service that otherwise would<br />
have switched to another format. We’re delighted to have 99.5<br />
All Classical join the <strong>WGBH</strong> family!<br />
As this issue of ’GBH, The Members’ Guide went to press, plans<br />
for the new 99.5 All Classical were being finetuned. For the very<br />
latest, please visit 995allclassical.org. Here’s what we can say:<br />
• We’ll have friendly <strong>and</strong> welcoming hosts like Cathy Fuller<br />
on 99.5 All Classical who will bring their passion to the new<br />
service, inviting you to share their love of this music.<br />
• We’ll continue to enrich our classical lineup with live performances<br />
from our Fraser Performance Studio here in Brighton,<br />
spotlighting both emerging local talent <strong>and</strong> top music<br />
masters from around the world.<br />
• We’ll dig into <strong>WGBH</strong>’s unparalleled archive of classical music,<br />
performed <strong>and</strong> recorded in our studios <strong>and</strong> throughout<br />
New Engl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
• For maximum reach, 99.5 also will be heard online at<br />
995allclassical.org, on Internet radios, on mobile devices,<br />
<strong>and</strong> on HD radios at 89.7 HD2.<br />
• We’ll build on <strong>WGBH</strong>’s partnerships in this most classical of<br />
cities, from the Boston Symphony Orchestra <strong>and</strong> New Engl<strong>and</strong><br />
Conservatory to <strong>H<strong>and</strong>el</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Haydn</strong> Society (whose Messiah<br />
is featured on our cover) <strong>and</strong> Longy School of Music, to name<br />
just a few.<br />
“<strong>WGBH</strong>’s strength in classical music is unmatched,” says Radio<br />
General Manager John Voci, “going back to our very first broadcast<br />
from Boston’s Symphony Hall nearly 60 years ago. The launch of the<br />
new 99.5 All Classical is an exciting milestone for classical music<br />
in Boston.”<br />
Thanks for tuning in, <strong>and</strong> for letting us know what you think<br />
(membersonly@wgbh.org) as we continue to finetune the<br />
new service.<br />
BSO Live<br />
Violinist Frank Peter Zimmermann<br />
We are live from Symphony Hall where Christoph von<br />
Dohnanyi leads the Boston Symphony Orchestra with<br />
German violinist Frank Peter Zimmermann in<br />
Bartok’s Divertimento for String Orchestra, Martinu’s<br />
Violin Concerto No. 2 <strong>and</strong> Dvorak’s Symphony No. 8.<br />
Sat, 12/5 at 8pm<br />
Classical Music with Brian McCreath<br />
Christmas Revels Live<br />
The holiday season in Boston means The Christmas Revels, <strong>and</strong> today is<br />
your chance for a special first listen! David Coffin <strong>and</strong> the cast, along with<br />
Appalachian traditional singer/<br />
storyteller Suzannah Park,<br />
banjo/guitar player Larry Unger<br />
<strong>and</strong> fiddler Eden MacAdam<br />
Somer join Brian McCreath for a<br />
preview performance of this<br />
year’s show—a celebration of<br />
various American traditions.<br />
Wed, 12/9 at 3pm<br />
The Music That Made You Love Music<br />
Throughout the month on 99.5 All Classical, you’ll hear music<br />
<strong>and</strong> stories from <strong>WGBH</strong> <strong>and</strong> WCRB listeners who participated in<br />
our “Music That Made You Love Music” contest. Thanks for<br />
sharing your story!<br />
Sunday Concert<br />
<strong>H<strong>and</strong>el</strong>’s Messiah<br />
Tune in for one of America’s most time-honored holiday traditions as music<br />
director Harry Christophers leads the <strong>H<strong>and</strong>el</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Haydn</strong> Society’s 156th<br />
annual performance of <strong>H<strong>and</strong>el</strong>’s Messiah, recorded in concert earlier in the<br />
month at Symphony Hall.<br />
Sun, 12/20 at 2pm<br />
Sunday Concert<br />
The Best of New Year’s Day<br />
from Vienna<br />
Tune in for this survey of the finest performances<br />
through the years from the Golden Hall at the<br />
Musikverein in Vienna, conducted by the likes of<br />
Clemens Krauss, Willy Boskovsky, Carlos Kleiber,<br />
Nikolaus Harnoncourt <strong>and</strong> Seiji Ozawa.<br />
Sun, 12/27 at 3pm<br />
Classical Music with Cathy Fuller<br />
A Festival of Nine Lessons<br />
<strong>and</strong> Carols<br />
Host Cathy Fuller presents this legendary<br />
music <strong>and</strong> spoken-word broadcast from the<br />
chapel of King’s College in Cambridge, Engl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Since 1928, this service of Biblical readings<br />
with choral <strong>and</strong> organ selections has been<br />
broadcast live on radio in Engl<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> beyond.<br />
Thu, 12/24 at 10am<br />
Schedules, program info, playlists: 995allclassical.org<br />
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