10/22/2020
Here are some photos of the Michigan Philharmonic beginning their Halloween festivities at the Northville Skeleton Fest!
https://www.facebook.com/michiganphilharmonic/posts/3547532405290700
Jammin at the Northville Skeleton Fest.
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WRCJ 90.9 FM is a listener supported non-profit public radio station licensed to Detroit Classical & Jazz Educational Radio, LLC, and managed by Detroit Public Television. The station is located inside the Detroit School of Arts, a public high school training young people for careers in performing, visual and media arts. 90.9 FM broadcasts classical music from 5 am to 7 pm each day and jazz overnight. The primary source of our annual operating budget is voluntary contributions from listeners like you. Thank you!
Mission: WRCJ will provide an unparalleled selection of classical and jazz music programs that entertain listeners and enrich the cultural life and music literacy of metropolitan Detroit. WRCJ will broadcast public affairs programs that build community understanding. WRCJ will provide internships and educational experiences for high school students. WRCJ will partner with cultural institutions to further their missions and entertain and inform listeners.
Operating as usual
10/21/2020
Ibrahim Mahama, internationally known Ghanaian artist and Director of the Savannah Center for the Arts in Tamale, Ghana brings together collaborators of the ambitious Institute for the Humanities-led project, In-Between the World and Dreams: Amanda Krugliak, Arts Curator UM Institute for the Humanities and Lead Curator; Ozi Uduma, Assistant Curator for Global Contemporary Art at UMMA: University of Michigan Museum of Art; Neil Alan Barclay, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
See them talk on the Penny Stamps Speaker Series this Friday at 8pET.
Visit https://www.dptv.org/programs/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/ for more information!
10/21/2020
Twilight: Gods - Michigan Opera Theatre
Coming soon... We'll have a radio broadcast version of Michigan Opera Theatre - Detroit Opera House's "Twilight: Gods" for you. Did any of you make it out to see it?
Overview Michigan Opera Theatre is taking opera to a whole new level – literally – with Twilight: Gods, a one-of-a-kind musical experience inside the Detroit Opera House Parking Center! Part live performance, part immersive installation, audiences remain in their cars to experience scenes from t...
10/20/2020
This week on the WRCJ Partner Spotlight... harpist and producer Christa Grix! Have a listen now to her series of two-minute musical explorations. What do Scriabin and Sun Ra have in common? How about Charlie Parker and Stravinsky... or Johannes Brahms and Carlos Santana? Please enjoy: https://soundcloud.com/wrcj909fmhd1
10/18/2020
FILM CLASSICS at 6pm
The RCA Classic Film Score Series Part 2!
More music from these wonderful recordings devoted to motion picture scores from Hollywood’s Golden Age, featuring conductor Charles Gerhardt and the National Philharmonic Orchestra. Produced by George Korngold and engineered by K. E. Wilkinson, they’re still some of the best film music discs ever made.
10/17/2020
Penny Stamps: Philippa P.B. Hughes
Philippa P.B. Hughes is a social sculptor and creative strategist who produces art-fueled projects that spark humanizing and authentic conversations across political, social, and cultural divides.
See her talk on the Penny Stamps Speaker Series this Friday at 8pET.
Visit https://www.dptv.org/programs/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/ for more information!
10/16/2020
A perfect October afternoon. On the east side with great music.
Happy Friday! Where are you listening to WRCJ?
10/14/2020
Philippa P.B. Hughes is a social sculptor and creative strategist who produces art-fueled projects that spark humanizing and authentic conversations across political, social, and cultural divides.
See her talk on the Penny Stamps Speaker Series this Friday at 8pET.
Visit https://www.dptv.org/programs/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/ for more information!
10/14/2020
Our Work - Kresge Foundation
Thank you to The Kresge Foundation for creating opportunities in America's cities, like Detroit! For more info: https://kresge.org/our-work/
Learn about how Kresge approaches its work to expand opportunities in America’s cities. We fund via eight programs and practices, locally and nationally.
10/13/2020
Have you visited our SoundCloud page lately? We have some new additions, including several musical tidbits from Christa Grix, like this one - Bach's "Art Of The Fugue": https://soundcloud.com/wrcj909fmhd1/christa-grix-bachs-the-art-of-fugue
10/12/2020
Detroit Performs
You can groove to the sounds of all four days of the 28th Annual Concert of Colors on-demand now! See Alina Morr & Fuego, Sean Blackman’s In Transit, Xiao Dong Wei, and so many more performances by visiting https://www.dptv.org/programs/concert-of-colors/
10/12/2020
Classic FM
Cool stuff...
Pianist Ludovico Einaudi, floating among the ice of the Arctic – raising awareness of this beautiful part of the world, under threat from pollution and climate change.
(🎥 Greenpeace International)
10/11/2020
Medical professionals turn to music making as a tonic
Good medicine.
Where do healers find comfort? For some U.S. doctors and caregivers, the answer is in music. Jeffrey Brown went to Newton, Massachusetts, recently to see how medical professionals are regenerating their spirits -- and becoming better providers in the process. It's part of our ongoing arts and cultur...
10/11/2020
FILM CLASSICS at 6pm
The RCA Classic Film Score Series
As longtime listeners to this program probably know—this series of wonderful recordings featuring Charles Gerhardt and the National Philharmonic Orchestra has always been at the core of our motion picture music collection for Film Classics. This week, highlights from scores by Korngold, Steiner, Newman, Tiomkin, Waxman, Rozsa and Herrmann from those splendid old LPs, as re-mastered for the digital age.
10/10/2020
Penny Stamps: Form&Seek Design Collective
This week on the Penny Stamps Speaker Series, we feature Bilge Nur Saltik (Founder, Form&Seek), Aaron Blendowski (Artist & Designer) and Alison Wong (Director + Curator, Wasserman Projects) as they discuss the concept and development of "Never Normal", an exhibition created by the Detroit based design collective Form&Seek.
Visit https://www.dptv.org/programs/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/ for more information!
10/09/2020
We met the goal! Thank you so much for supporting WRCJ 90.9 FM. Enjoy the music!
10/08/2020
We are nearing our goal of $115,000! Will we be able to end our Fundraising Drive today? How close can you bring us? Donate now at (866) 909-9725 or https://be.wrcjfm.org/donate
10/07/2020
Concert of Colors - This Year on Detroit Public TV!
Beloved world music and diversity festival goes virtual, featuring a four-day broadcast special, featuring the Don Was All-Star Revue and legendary global performers. Watch Wednesday through Saturday evenings on Detroit Public Television (56.1), at DPTV.org and on the DPTV page.
10/07/2020
MATCHING GIFT WEDNESDAY!
Today only until 7pm - Your gift will be matched dollar for dollar, up to a total of $15,000, thanks to a gift from an anonymous member of the WRCJ Kresge Society. Double your impact to support classical music at (866) 909-9725 or https://be.wrcjfm.org/donate
10/06/2020
Donate Now!
Our Fall Fundraising Campaign is going on now with a goal of $115,000. The fundraising drive will end when the goal is reached, so we’re asking folks to help shorten the on-air campaign by contributing now at 866.909.9725 or https://be.wrcjfm.org/donate
Please spread the word and thanks for your support!
10/05/2020
Hi Jazz fans! Right now, we will double your donation up to $5,000 to support jazz on WRCJ. Please donate now at (866) 909-9725 or https://be.wrcjfm.org/donate/
10/05/2020
Thank you for supporting WRCJ today at 866.909.9725 or at wrcjfm.org. Your gifts are being matched dollar for dollar until 7p and you're keeping classical and jazz alive on the radio in Detroit. Thank you so much!
10/05/2020
Your donation is doubled today! Make twice the impact and help keep classical music on the radio when you donate before 7pm today. Your gifts are matched $ for $ now at (866) 909-9725 or https://be.wrcjfm.org/donate/
10/04/2020
FILM CLASSICS at 6pm
"Moviola & Moviola II"
Back in the 90’s composer John Barry made a couple of CDs devoted to his film scores with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: “Moviola” and “Moviola II”—including a 22 minute “James Bond Suite”! Selections from both on this week’s Film Classics.
10/03/2020
Penny Stamps: Ken Burns and Isabel Wilkerson
Join two of our country’s most accomplished storytellers, Ken Burns and Isabel Wilkerson, as they discuss the complexities of the American narrative and how grappling with the past might lead us forward. Watch it all on Friday 10/2 at 8pET.
This is part of the Penny Stamps Speaker Series in partnership with PBS Books and Detroit Public Television
10/02/2020
Classic FM
Having some Friday fun...
Wow. 👏👏
This is Jonathan Okseniuk 👉 youtube.com/user/esenuk
10/01/2020
Next week begins our Fall Fundraising Campaign which you can shorten with your tax-deductible contribution to WRCJ FM online or on the phone.
Our goal is $115,000 but when we meet the goal, we will return to all music, all the time! https://be.wrcjfm.org/donate/index.html
or 866-909-9725
09/30/2020
Join two of our country’s most accomplished storytellers, Ken Burns and Isabel Wilkerson, as they discuss the complexities of the American narrative and how grappling with the past might lead us forward. Watch it all on Friday 10/2 at 8pET.
This is part of the Penny Stamps Speaker Series in partnership with PBS Books and Detroit Public Television
09/30/2020
Virtual Series: Angela Theis & Timothy Cheek
WRCJ PARTNER SPOTLIGHT
This week we salute Orchestra Sono, located in Birmingham/Bloomfield under the direction of Andrew Neer. Please watch this virtual concert featuring soprano Angela Theis and pianist Timothy Cheek. Angela Theis, who has visited our studio in the past, is a Michigan Opera Theatre regular and very much a rising star in the world of opera. https://youtu.be/W4rbxfptLo4
Orchestra Sono Soprano, Angela Theis Piano: Timothy Cheek Sponsored in part by MCACA and the NEA.
09/29/2020
Ken Burns & Isabel Wilkerson - Penny W. Stamps Distinguished Speaker Series
This Friday at 8pm the Penny Stamps Speaker Series continues with Ken Burns & Isabel Wilkerson. For more info: https://stamps.umich.edu/stamps/detail/ken_burns_isabel_wilkerson
Offering a unique art & design education within the University of Michigan. Focusing on creative practice as an engine for cultural change and innovation.
09/27/2020
FILM CLASSICS at 6pm
"Papillon"
Jack Goggin will feature music by Jerry Goldsmith for "Papillon," the 1973 movie starring Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman about the infamous penal colonies in French Guiana, based on the memoir by Henri Charriere. Directed by Franklin Schaffner, the film was a box-office success, and Goldsmith's score was nominated for an Oscar.
09/26/2020
Penny Stamps Series: Dr. Kate Stone
This week's installment of the Penny Stamps Speaker Series features Dr. Kate Stone.
Dr. Kate Stone has spent the last decade on a journey of discovery from the world of science to creative design. Her focus on moving electrons eventually led to the creation of her groundbreaking company, Novalia, where she has developed a new technology platform to create products that are a delightful blend of being magical, old fashioned, and futuristic.
09/23/2020
This week's installment of the Penny Stamps Speaker Series features Dr. Kate Stone.
Dr. Kate Stone has spent the last decade on a journey of discovery from the world of science to creative design. Her focus on moving electrons eventually led to the creation of her groundbreaking company, Novalia, where she has developed a new technology platform to create products that are a delightful blend of being magical, old fashioned, and futuristic.
09/23/2020
In Recital:Violinist Sibbi Bernhardsson and Pianist Pauline Martin
WRCJ PARTNER SPOTLIGHT
This week we salute Chamber Soloists of Detroit which is presenting its first streamed concert of the ’20-’21 season on October 1, featuring violinist Sibbi Bernhardsson and pianist Pauline Martin performing music of Brahms, Beethoven, Schubert and others.
In Recital:Violinist Sibbi Bernhardsson and Pianist Pauline Martin We are pleased to announce the first of a series of streamed performances, featuring violinist Sibbi Bernhardsson and pianist Pauline Martin in recital. Recorded without an audience in the beautiful sanctuary of St. John Lutheran Chu...
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Penny Stamps: Philippa P.B. Hughes
Philippa P.B. Hughes is a social sculptor and creative strategist who produces art-fueled projects that spark humanizing and authentic conversations across political, social, and cultural divides. See her talk on the Penny Stamps Speaker Series this Friday at 8pET. Visit https://www.dptv.org/programs/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/ for more information!
A perfect October afternoon. On the east side with great music.
Happy Friday! Where are you listening to WRCJ?
Penny Stamps: Form&Seek Design Collective
This week on the Penny Stamps Speaker Series, we feature Bilge Nur Saltik (Founder, Form&Seek), Aaron Blendowski (Artist & Designer) and Alison Wong (Director + Curator, Wasserman Projects) as they discuss the concept and development of "Never Normal", an exhibition created by the Detroit based design collective Form&Seek. Visit https://www.dptv.org/programs/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/ for more information!
Donate Now!
Our Fall Fundraising Campaign is going on now with a goal of $115,000. The fundraising drive will end when the goal is reached, so we’re asking folks to help shorten the on-air campaign by contributing now at 866.909.9725 or https://be.wrcjfm.org/donate Please spread the word and thanks for your support!
Penny Stamps: Ken Burns and Isabel Wilkerson
Join two of our country’s most accomplished storytellers, Ken Burns and Isabel Wilkerson, as they discuss the complexities of the American narrative and how grappling with the past might lead us forward. Watch it all on Friday 10/2 at 8pET. This is part of the Penny Stamps Speaker Series in partnership with PBS Books and Detroit Public Television
Penny Stamps Series: Dr. Kate Stone
This week's installment of the Penny Stamps Speaker Series features Dr. Kate Stone. Dr. Kate Stone has spent the last decade on a journey of discovery from the world of science to creative design. Her focus on moving electrons eventually led to the creation of her groundbreaking company, Novalia, where she has developed a new technology platform to create products that are a delightful blend of being magical, old fashioned, and futuristic.
The scene today on Belle Isle. WRCJ 90.9 FM is joining with the City of Detroit on Monday, 8/31, to honor victims of COVID-19 with a day-long funeral procession around Belle Isle. WRCJ-FM will provide the soundtrack as mourners will join 14 consecutive funeral processions to drive past nearly 900 billboard-sized photos of their loved ones. If you would like Dave Wagner and Peter Whorf to honor a person lost to COVID, please share a little bit about that person in the comment section here. Then, be sure to listen to WRCJ 90.9 FM beginning at 9am on Monday, 8/31. Learn more at https://detroitmi.gov/news/city-provides-details-august-31-memorial-drive-commemorate-1500-detroiters-lost-covid-19
Penny Stamps Speaker Series: Meredith Monk
Meredith Monk is a composer, singer, director, choreographer, filmmaker, and creator of new opera, music-theater works, films, and installations. Considered one of the most significant and influential creative forces in the performing arts of the past fifty years, she is a pioneer of what is now called “extended vocal technique” and “interdisciplinary performance.” Check her out on this week's installment from the Penny Stamps Speaker Series. Visit https://www.dptv.org/programs/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/ for more.
Penny Stamps: Anna Sui
Born in Detroit, fashion design legend Anna Sui is known for her bohemian and retro fashion looks. Her brand includes clothing, shoes, cosmetics, eyewear, accessories, and a line of fragrances, all sold through her free-standing stores and distributors in over 50 countries around the world. Tune in Friday's at 8p ET right here, to see a new installment of the Penny Stamps Speaker Series.
Penny Stamps: Kiki Smith
On this week's installment of the Penny Stamps Speaker Series, we watch Kiki Smith, who is known for her multidisciplinary practice relating to the human condition and the natural world. Smith uses a broad variety of materials, continuously expanding and evolving a body of work that includes sculpture, printmaking, photography, drawing, and textile. Visit https://www.dptv.org/programs/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/
WRCJ's 15th Anniversary
WRCJ went on the air August 1, 2005! We've been going strong ever since thanks to your support at (866) 909-9725 or https://be.wrcjfm.org/donate/
Penny Stamps: Chief Justice Bridget McCormack, Len Niehoff and John de Lancie
Join us every Friday at 8pET for The Penny Stamps Speaker Series. This week we present Michigan Chief Justice Bridget McCormack, prominent attorney Len Niehoff, and John de Lancie, "Q" from "Star Trek: The Next Generation," who discuss how the human impulse for performance and drama informs the inner workings of legal proceedings. Visit https://www.dptv.org/programs/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/ for more!
Guess where we are now...
In honor of his passing, join us to watch the Penny Stamps Speaker Series featuring the esteemed Congressman John Lewis. Congressman Lewis was at the Hill Auditorium on November 27, 2017, together with Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell, the co-authors of “MARCH,” the trilogy of graphic novels about his life. Lewis was a civil rights leader and an American politician, serving Georgia’s 5th district since 1987. A member of the Democratic party leadership, Lewis had served as Senior Chief Deputy Whip since 2003.
"Great Performances at the Met: The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess" on DPTV
FRIDAY at 10pm ET on Detroit Public Television, watch "Great Performances at the Met: The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess."
Every Friday at 8pm ET, join us for a Livestream of pre-recorded talks from the Penny Stamps Speaker Series, right from the comfort of your own home. This week we present choreographer Bill T. Jones. Jones is the recipient of a Tony Award, Obie Award, the Samuel H. Scripps American Dance Festival Award for Lifetime Achievement; the Harlem Renaissance Award; and the MacArthur "Genius" Award.
Sphinx/Chineke!
Every Sunday at 11am, we'll bring you a unique virtual pre-recorded concerts featuring performances from your favorite local arts institutions. This week, sit back, grab some breakfast, and join us as we feature the Sphinx Organization and Chineke Foundation in their "Music Across the Ocean" performance.
Every Friday at 8pm ET, join us for a Livestream of pre-recorded talks from the Penny Stamps Speaker Series, right from the comfort of your own home. This week we present milliner Stephen Jones. Jones’s era-defining edge continues to attract a celebrity clientele which includes Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Mick Jagger, and the Royal Family. Now, as ever, at the forefront of fashion, his beguiling hats routinely grace the most celebrated magazine covers and enliven window displays of the world’s most stylish stores.
Every Sunday at 11am, we'll bring you a unique virtual pre-recorded concerts featuring performances from your favorite local arts institutions. This week, sit back, relax and join us as we feature the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's performance of "The Music of Prince"
Penny Stamps Speaker Series: Christo
Join us every Friday at 8p ET for a stream of the Penny Stamps Speaker Series. This week, we are honoring the life of the world-renown artist, Christo. His. large scale environmental works of art will be cherished for years to come. Join us in remembering his amazing life, and watch his 2017 talk about his incredible projects. Visit https://www.dptv.org/programs/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/ for more content.
Penny Stamps Speaker Series: Athi-Patra Ruga
Join us every Friday at 8p ET for a stream of the Penny Stamps Speaker Series. This week, we present a lecture featuring the artist that pushed the boundaries of fashion, performance, and contemporary art, Athi-Patra Ruga. Visit https://www.dptv.org/prog…/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/ for more content.
Sunday Brunch: Making a Mark
Every Sunday at 11am, Detroit Performs brings you a unique virtual pre-recorded experience including installations from your favorite local artists. This week, sit back, tell your friends, and join us as we show the film “Making a Mark” Featuring the 2019 Kresge Arts in Detroit Artist Fellows.
Sunday Brunch: Blue LLama Jazz Club
Every Sunday at 11am, we'll bring you a unique virtual pre-recorded concerts featuring performances from your favorite local arts institutions. This week, sit back, relax and join us as we feature the Blue LLama Jazz Club.
Every Sunday at 11am, we'll bring you a unique virtual pre-recorded concerts featuring performances from your favorite local arts institutions. This week, sit back, relax and join us for the Michigan Opera Theatre - Detroit Opera House's Michigan Opera Theatre Children's Chorus: HMS Pinafore
Penny Stamps Speaker Series: David Turnley
Join us every Friday at 8p ET for a stream of the Penny Stamps Speaker Series. This week, we present a lecture featuring Photographer David Turnley. Visit https://www.dptv.org/programs/arts-culture/penny-stamps-series/ for more content.
Belle Isle Baroque.
Where are you listening to WRCJ?
Detroit Public TV's Holiday Message to You, our Viewers | From DPTV's CEO Rich Homberg
Wishing all our listeners and your loved ones -- the happiest of holidays! With the support of our members (listeners just like you!), and partner organizations, WRCJ and Detroit Public Television have wrapped up another year full of new firsts, major accomplishments, and regional and national honors for the work we do in service to all of you. We are proud to serve this community here in America's Most Important City. We look forward to even more exciting things together in the coming year! Thank you for your continued support. To see more of this year's most heartwarming stories of impact, take a look here: https://www.dptv.org/programs/media-that-matters/
Part VI: Vision & Community | Orchestra Hall: A Centennial Celebration
In spite of the excitement for a revived fixture of music on Woodward Avenue, the dark financial skies of 2008 left Orchestra Hall’s future in doubt once more. New musical director Leonard Slatkin was the perfect fit, however, and his hallmark innovation, desire to explore new avenues for music, and passion for engaging the community helped the DSO weather the storm and cement Orchestra Hall’s place in Detroit’s musical life. Watch Parts I - VI in full at https://www.dptv.org/specials/orchestra-hall-100/. #OH100doc #OrchestraHall100 TUNE IN TO WATCH the complete documentary and special celebration with honored guests from Detroit Symphony Orchestra LIVE from DPTV's studios Dec. 2 at 8p ET.
Part V: Growth and Transformation | Orchestra Hall: A Centennial Celebration
The revitalization of Orchestra Hall was a monumental accomplishment, and in 1989 the Detroit Symphony Orchestra returned to its home. This chapter tells the story of how new music director Neeme Järvi’s arrival in Detroit helped revive both the orchestra and its hall, culminating in its expansion and transformation into the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center. Watch the full Part V and each new "movement" added to the story weekly: https://www.dptv.org/specials/orchestra-hall-100/ #OrchestraHall100 #OH100doc
Part IV: Darkness and Light | Orchestra Hall: A Centennial Celebration
The fourth chapter of the Orchestra Hall story is one of passion, action, and heroism. The Paradise Theater had closed and Orchestra Hall sat empty for almost two decades. Plans were announced to tear down Orchestra Hall and build a new fast food restaurant on its lot. This is the story of how it was saved from the wrecking ball… and restored to its former glory. #OH100doc #OrchestraHall100 Watch the full version of Part IV: Darkness and Light of Orchestra Hall: A Centennial Celebration and each new part added weekly: http://www.dptv.org/specials/orchestra-hall-100/
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WRCJ 90.9 FM is a listener supported non-profit public radio station managed by Detroit Public Television. The radio station, which went on the air in 2005, is located in midtown Detroit, inside the Detroit School of Arts, a public high school training young people for careers in performing, visual and media arts. 90.9 FM broadcasts classical music from 5 am to 7 pm each day and jazz overnight. Dave Wagner is the program director and on-air host during morning and afternoon drive time, while Chris Felcyn hosts middays. Maxine Michaels and John Penney are Detroit-based jazz hosts on Friday and Saturday nights. WRCJ receives no direct funding from the State of Michigan, City of Detroit or Detroit Public Schools. The primary source of our annual operating budget is voluntary contributions from listeners like you. Thank you!
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Oh the fun hour. Wind and Rhythm on WRCJ
Opening with music from Battle Creek where I used to live
Radio net on D-Star (Quarter Century Wireless Assn. I'm a member with over 50 years on my ham Radio license) and reading a book on ye old Kindle app.. I think they call that multitasking but at least the book does not disturb the ears.
And Jack's Movie Classic show to follow. Some folks claim to have a face that can stop a clock.> Well Jack should still have a face that IS a clock (or 2) :) Have a good show. Jack.
Dave and Peter, you 2 make an awesome team! You have made me laugh all week long during your campaign! You two gentleman, together, are a stand up comedy act!!
Thank you for making me laugh so hard.
WRCJ =
Carl Grapentine, Fall of 1987 - The first time I heard your voice at the Big House, my son was in the MMB and they played The Ride of The Valkyries! Thank you for the memories. A donation will be made in your honor.
Loving the music, Linda Yohn! Keep on keepin' on...
Hear ye,
Fear the,
Thy million dead.
For without mask on head,
Our greater social distance dread,
A monster of our own denial.
Its terrible breath care not,
Of rich or poor,
The powerful or the weak.
That every old or young,
Be they fallen or survivor,
Shall be remembered and remembering.
May this prayer be reminder and warning,
To wear mask and distance and care,
As this monster shall not by humanity's folly!
https://youtu.be/SowvXSmiIXo
Recent Detroit Jazz Festival would had been hard one to be done in styles without audiences that actually generates expenses for all jazz lovers who listen to jazz music for this Pandemic or no Pandemic even. So since this drive for today is just $150,000 but who says there are limit on that?
As we all know Detroit Jazz Festival did not provided any revenues at All. So this donation is just portion of what it would had been. So anyone out there thinking of making donations do not hesitate but do that today. Without Fiscal solvency we can not even think of delivering any music with a good spirit. I do not work for this station but listen music free because I was unemployed by sole employer for 19 years.
I know there are many rich people out there benefited by Pandemic, it is your time to show some appreciations. Again, I am not an employee of this station. Love music? It takes money. :)
Today operation 90.9FM Funding Drive Goal-$150,000
Is the Sousalarm still a feature in the morning? I now have to get up early each day and I waited at 7 in great anticipation!! Or did I miss it at 6?
Today, I heard Cannon twice and should had been a double pleasures...Then well this old age of mine with horrible mood swings got hold of me so retired very fast and tried to forget about that Bad Romance of Mine. Cannon is like a law, is it?
Codes of Conducts and in this case it would had been Cords of Beatitudes? How lovely this music was when my child was a toddler and we played game that I invented to teach him numbers by listening to this music piece. Quiet and very conversational piece that real Love would be played as such.
Soft conversations with care. Conversations that is open and understanding toward each other searching for Real Numbers that doesn't change meaning itself then when one and next numbers gets added then that sum of two makes a different number. My kid ended up playing this piece one of group piano recital of his own. I didn't ask him to play this piece he chose this. He played so well. I wanted him to remember the time we spent time and space together with classical music playing in back ground and we carried conversations.
Soft and gentle very mindful yet nurturing. We laughed so much, his small two hands that is so soft and holding my face with his two soft and gentle hands with love filled eyes. Trust would be like that. Understanding mom would protect him with lovely music that is so divine that nothing would interfere would be like that. Canon.
Can't forget one night jazz singer singing,
When you have a Bad Romance, get a travel agent travel and have sushi? Is this right?
I was laughing so hard because I was going through a bad romance and needing some great sushi with someone who is handsome(man or men) to pay for my sushi Dinner at the restaurant. Then who plays jazz while serving sushi?
Sanctuary place is our own heart.
🚉🛫🚡🛴🚎⛱🎠🌠⌚️?
Rest In Peace Niasha Hill. You will be dearly missed by so many.