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From: gayde@iwu1b.UUCP (Peter Gayde)
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Subject: Re: potpourii
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Date: Wed, 11-Jan-84 11:44:27 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 11 11:44:27 1984
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Anyone lucky enough to live in Ann Arbor has access to 6 (count 'em, 6)
radio stations with varying amounts of classical broadcasting.  They
include:

	WUOM:	NPR station at the University of Michigan with a
		classical morning program and "Afternoon Musicale" from
		1 to 4:30.

	WKAR:	NPR station at Michigan State University

	W???:	NPR station in Toledo, Ohio.  This station is (or at
		least used to be) primarily jazz.

	WDET:	NPR station in Detroit, Michigan (Wayne State University).
		They used to record and broadcast the Detroit Symphony
		Orchestra.  They are primarily jazz now because of
		tremendous budget cuts.

	WQRS:	The only 100% classical station in Detroit.  Somewhat
		comparable to WFMT in that they broadcast all of the
		US orchestra programs (Boston, Cleveland, etc.) as well
		as many excellent locally-produced programs.

	CBC Windsor, Ontario (I'm not sure what their call letters are):

		This station belongs to the CBC network and includes
		two of my favorite radio programs: "Arts National",
		highlighting Canadian musical ensembles such as the
		Toronto and Montreal Symphony Orchestras; and my
		all-time favorite, "Off the Record" with Bob Kerr (sp?)
		from CBC Vancouver.  Unfortunately, I can't pick up a
		CBC station here in Chicago.
		I cannot get over here in Chicago)
-- 
	Peter Gayde	ihnp4!{iwu1b,ihuxp}!gayde
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