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April 2019

What’s New: Wolfgang Amadeus MozartMonday, April 8 at 10am Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart doesn’t need a pop song to make him cool. His music is performed around the world! Hear some new releases of the Salzburg master on this What’s New special.

A Change of World: Poetry & the Women’s MovementFriday, April 12 at 3pm Meryl Streep narrates an hour-long documentary special about how the Women’s Movement changed poetry, and how women poets changed the culture.

Beat Latino: And the WORD was made MUSIC!Saturday, April 20 at 10pm This Beat Latino special celebrates National Poetry Month with songs made from poems from Chile, Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico, Spain and more. Enjoy the force of the word and the strength of the music united in power!

Elvis Presley - He Touched Me: Elvis’ Gospel MusicSunday, April 21 at 10pmThis special documentary explores Elvis Presley’s love for Gospel music, his roots in the church, and

the stories behind his greatest Gospel recordings and performances. Celebrate Easter Sunday with the gospel music Elvis recorded throughout his career.

Sounds Jewish: A Family PassoverMonday, April 22 at 11amPassover prompts Jews to gather with family and friends and prepare themselves for spiritual renewal. Plus, Passover offers the best music of any Jew-ish holiday. This Sounds Jewish special features Passover music and comedy with Jewish cowboy Harold Stern, Pha-raoh’s Daughter, Mickey Katz, Martha Schlamme, So Called, Shura Lipovsky, the Yiddish Twist Orchestra and rare tunes from 1970s Greece and early 20th century Poland.

The Four Cups: A Celebration of PassoverTuesday, April 23 at 11amThe gathering together of Jews every springtime to retell the story of their flight from Egypt might be the longest-running yearly cultural event in the history of humankind, and one that has inspired many different musical traditions. Violinist Itzhak Perlman and Klezmer Conservatory Band founder Hankus Netsky share music and memo-ries of Passover from diverse traditions.

Sounds Jewish: Passover’s Most Soulful Songs & Acute ComedyWednesday, April 24 at 3pmThe Passover themes of empathy, redemption, rebirth, faith and gratitude can’t help but inspire great music. And Passover’s, “incon-veniences” provoke great humor. This Sounds Jewish special features the best of both.

Public Radio 90 Celebrates National Poetry Month

with Readings from Local PoetsWeekdays at 9:32am after Chapter a Day

(Wednesdays after The Poet’s Nook)

Listen every weekday in April as local poets stop by our WNMU studios during National Poetry Month. You’ll be taken on journeys to places familiar and unfamiliar through the words of writers who live right here in the Upper Peninsula. Enjoy them again or share them with a friend at WNMUFM.ORG.

Jitterbug Jive with Public Radio 90

Saturday, April 6, 6:30-9pm (Eastern)

Ore Dock Brewing Company More info on page 6.

2nd Annual

Weekdays at 9am & 3:30pm

Understand how the changing cli-mate is already affecting our lives

with these new 90-second pieces from Yale Climate Connections. Learn about constructive “solutions” to reduce climate-related risks and wasteful energy practices. More at yaleclimateconnec-tions.org. (Replaces Pulse of the Planet.)

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Preview is published monthly by Northern Michigan University, 1401 Presque Isle, Marquette, MI 49855-5301. All rights reserved. WNMU-FM is part of the Learning Resources Division at NMU. Visit us on the Web at WNMUFM.ORG. All listings correct as ofMarch 28, 2019.

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Dear Public Radio 90 Members,As we head into the homestretch of our fundraising year, which

ends June 30, I want to thank you for your tremendous commit-ment and dedication to sustaining a local public radio station here in our upper Great Lakes region.

Listeners like you provide 55¢ of every dollar spent to operate WNMU and pay for the programs you value. So you can see how much your financial support matters.

If you’ve been thinking about making a major gift to the sta-tion, now is a good time to do it.

If you are establishing your will or trust, please consider in-cluding Public Radio 90 on your list of beneficiaries.

Or consider a Sustaining Membership by authorizing automatic monthly payments for an indefinite time through your checking, savings, or credit card account.

You’ve been doing a great job of proving that listeners can and will make a difference, and I’m proud to announce that when our April Preview went to press we needed just over $120,000 to reach our fundraising goal for the year and maintain station operations through 2019.

As a loyal member of Public Radio 90, you know that one of Upper Michigan’s treasures is as close as your radio or internet stream—the rich variety of programs you hear on WNMU-FM.

Thank you for doing your part to keep this valuable resource here for us all to enjoy!

Warm Regards,

Evelyn Massaro, Station Manager

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puBlic radio 90:Aspirus. From newborns to new knees, Aspirus cares for every age in life. Aspi-rus. Passion for excellence, compassion for people. www.aspirus.org

The Law firm of Brogan and Yonkers, focusing on estate planning, elder law, and Medicaid planning, with locations across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and Northeast Wisconsin. www.upelderlaw.com

Cherry Creek Construction, special-izing in custom remodels and renova-tions of Marquette-area homes, featuring functional and environmentally conscious kitchens, bathrooms, custom woodwork-ing, and more. www.cherrycreekcustom.com

The Crystal Theatre in Crystal Falls, pre-senting Take 3… a genre-bending trio of violin, piano, and cello, performing music from movies, Broadway, and familiar clas-sics. Sunday, April 7th. Ticket information at www.thecrystaltheatre.org

Dan Perkins Construction, providing handcrafted metal roofing for residential and commercial buildings

Dead River Coffee. Fresh brown beans from a red roaster in a blue room, Baraga Avenue, downtown Marquette, offering craft-roasted fine coffees

Donckers candy store and soda fountain, offering all natural, made-from-scratch chocolates and caramels, old-fashioned sodas, signature sundaes, and featuring a gift shop with a variety of unique items. More at www.donckersonline.com

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puBlic radio 90:Doug Gordon with the financial services firm of Edward Jones, in the historic Longyear Building, Front Street, down-town Marquette. Focusing on IRA and 401k options and retirement planning. Member S-I-P-C. Email at [email protected]

Dust for You residential and commer-cial cleaning services… working to put more weekend into your week. Offering business cleaning, weekly and bi-monthly schedules, and one-time cleaning and disinfecting services. More information at www.dustforyou.net

The Economic Club of Marquette wel-coming Keith Glendon, IBM consultant, Monday, April 15th at the Ramada Inn. Information available at www.marquet-teeconomicclub.org

Goodwill of Northern Wisconsin and Up-per Michigan. A local non-profit that is a responsible steward of your donation

Habitat For Humanity... working to improve the Marquette County com-munity... in partnership with families to build, renovate, and repair homes. Your donations have kept 258 tons out of our local landfill. More at the Restore at 133 Carmen Drive in Harvey

The Hiawatha Music Co-op… bringing traditional music to the community since 1979.. On the web at www.hiawathamu-sic.org

Jean Kay’s Pasties, Presque Isle Avenue, Marquette, open seven days a week. Con-tinuing the Harsch family tradition with all flank steak and true vegetarian pasties, made fresh daily. www.jeankayspasties.com

Kendricks, Bordeau, Keefe, Seavoy, and Larsen, P.C., a full-service law firm, providing legal services to the Upper Peninsula for over 100 years, from offices in Marquette and Hancock. On the web at www.kendrickslaw.com

April 1 Bob and Carroll Ann Swanson in honor of his daughter, Melissa Swanson, and her brothers, Bob, Chad, and Brad Swanson Bill Waters of Marquette, for all the jokesters and fools who help us take ourselves less seriously on April Fools’ Day

April 2 Betty Toutloff in memory of John Toutloff

April 3 Judy and Kevin Boyle of Beaver Island, Michigan in celebration of Ryan’s 21st birthday

April 5 Cindy and Mike Belongie of Gladstone in memory of Michael Hess

April 6 The Waring family, in celebration of the life of Ben

April 7 Cary Bjork of Marquette in honor of Miles on his 2nd birthday

April 8 Marvin Roberson in celebration of the Buddha’s birthday

April 9 Drs. Daniel and Constance Arnold in honor of the upcoming Marquette Symphony Orchestra Concert, featuring internationally known trumpet virtuoso, Alan Vizutti, in conjunction with the Marquette Jazz Festival, this Saturday at 7:30pm at Kaufman Auditorium. Tickets available at NMU ticket offices and at the door (also sponsoring April 10th) Michael and Pauline Werner of Niagara in memory of Jed and Shirley Werner

April 10 Kathy and Fred Maynard, looking forward to the Marquette Symphony Orchestra’s final perfor-mance of the season, “Jazz Meets Classical… A Musical Melange,” in collaboration with the NMU Jazz Festival, Saturday, April 13th at 7:30pm in Kaufman Auditorium Donald and Patricia Pearson of Round Lake, in appreciation of the Hiawatha National Forest The family of Grace and John Voelker, in their memory

April 14 James Alderson of Gwinn wishing his wife Madeleine Prout a happy birthday Roman and Gayle Gill of Escanaba in celebration of their first great-grandchild

April 17 Judith Hintsala in recognition of the Care Clinic on Third Street in Marquette and on Fortress Street at Sawyer, offering pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and parenting education. More informa-tion on-line at www.careclinicmqt.org

April 19 Kathy and Fred Maynard, in support of the Marquette Choral Society performance Saturdya, April 27th at 7:30 and Sunday, April 28th at 3:00 at Reynolds Recital Hall (also sponsoring April 24th) Wendy Tripp, in celebration of her 68th birthday and in support of Public Broadcasting

April 21 Ruth Warmanan and family in celebration of Easter and in memory of Pastor Cy Warmanen

April 22 Joan Chadde of Michigan Tech, in celebration of Earth Day and the Lake Superior Stewardship Initiative... working to bring together schools and community partners to increase knowledge and engage in stewardship of the Lake Superior Watershed Jill Compton of Marquette wishing a happy birthday to Judy Allie, extraordinary teacher & friend Robert and Cheryl Marietti in support of the Ishpeming High School Chorus’ Musical Produc-tion of the Wizard of Oz, Friday, April 26th and Saturday, April 27th at 7pm and Sunday, April 28th at 2pm (also sponsoring 4/25)

April Day Sponsors

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puBlic radio 90:KFC of Marquette. Everybody needs a little KFC.

The Marquette Food Co-op on West Washington Street, a community-owned natural and organic grocery store dedi-cated to providing U.P. Residents with local, organic, and wholesome food and wellness products. Everyone welcome. www.marquettefood.coop

The Marquette Monthly, providing read-ers with local stories, local culture, and a regional calendar of events. www.marquettemonthly.org

MESSA, a not-for-profit association providing health plans to Michigan school employees for more than 50 years, keep-ing Michigan school employees healthy and on the job to help students succeed. Online at www.messa.org

Mike Morgan of First National Trust and Wealth Management, a full-service bank trust department located in the WJMN Plaza in Marquette. www.fnbimk.com. First National Trust and Wealth Management… trusted, invested, com-mitted

NMU College of Business, offering ACC-SB accredited MBA classes in Marquette and online. www.nmu.edu/business

Superior Eye Health and Vision Therapy Center, offices of Dr. Heidi Johnson, Dr. Jessica Jackson, and Dr. Steve Hermann, encouraging early child-hood eye examinations. Simple screen-ings don’t measure eye health, and good vision is more than 20/20. More at www.superioreye.com

Time Flies Quilt and Sew in Negaunee Township… an authorized Bernina dealer and home to Bernina Creative Learning Center for instruction and classes. More at www.timefliesquiltandsew.com

April 22 (continued) Norma and Jim Matteson celebrating the annual Spring Salad Luncheon at Marquette’s Hope First United Methodist Church on Thursday, April 25th from 11am-1pm Tickets available at the door, with all proceeds benefitting local charities (also sponsoring April 23rd and 24th)

April 23 Cary Bjork of Marquette in honor of his granddaughter Macy’s 11th birthday Bruce and Katherine Larson in honor of the Marquette Choral Society’s concert, “Russian Nights,” on Saturday, April 27th at 7:30 and Sunday, April 28th at 3:00 at Reynolds Recital Hall

April 26 Joanne Mitchell of Marquette remembering Jean Kinnear on her birthday Gretchen Preston in honor of the Marquette Lions’ Club, celebrating 100 years of service in the U.P. welcoming all visiting Lions’ this weekend

April 27 Mike and Germaine Stefanac in memory of Joe Sartorelli, former Iron County Prosecutor, on this the opening day of Trout Season

April 28 Jon and Inga Banitt of Marquette

April 29 The Superior Watershed Partnership and Great Lakes Conservation Corps… working to protect and restore coastal nesting habitat for the endangered Piping Plover. More about special identification, special considerations when visiting the each, and other ways to help protect these iconic seasonal visitors at www.superiorwatersheds.org

Virginia Feleppa of Iron Mountain, in support of the Pine Mountain Music Festival –The Metro-politan Opera

The Hansen/Lindner Family Foundation, in honor of Dr. Nichole Hansen – Evening Concerts, Classiclectic

The Ray and Peg Hirvonen Charitable Foundation – Night Studio, Jazz Showcase, Learning Through the Seasons, Peninsula Performances, Weekday

Marilyn Klahn of Marquette in memory of her husband, Richard – Night Studio

Steve Unger and Laura Grover honoring all supporters of Public Radio… past, present and future – Harmonia

The Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition, UPEC, citizens united in common-sense con-servation to protect the U.P.’s woods, waters, and wildlife, because what we have today we also want for future generations. On the web at www.upenvironment.org — All Things Considered, Morning Edition

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Calling All VolunteersYour help is needed during our Summerfest on-air fundraiser, May 14-23.You’ll get a chance to tour our Public Radio 90 studios and meet the people

behind the voices you listen to every day. You’ll also be helping us raise the money needed to sustain this valuable community service by answering phones and taking pledge information from listeners.

Volunteers are needed Weekdays from 7am-9am, 9:30am-Noon and 3-6:30pm and Saturday 8am-1pm and 4-8:15pm. Coffee and refreshments are provided. To sign up for a volunteer shift contact Sarah Stanley at 800-227-9668 or email her at [email protected].

New volunteers are always welcome – and encouraged!

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puBlic radio 90:Audiologist Laurie LaFleur of Tri-County Communications, Florence, Wisconsin. Celebrating over 30 years of providing hearing aids, thorough au-diological exams, and counseling. www.tricountyaudiology.com

Van Neste Surveying of Marquette, celebrating 30 years of offering profes-sional land surveying services to the central Upper Peninsula. Online at www.vannestesurveying.com

White Water Associates, an Upper Pen-insula business providing drinking water analysis, soil and water testing, environ-mental sampling, and ecological consult-ing services since 1985

White’s Party Store, North Third Street, Marquette, locally owned for over 120 years. Wines, spirits, craft beers, and more. Open 7 days a week

Sustaining Members are the Backbone of Public Radio 90

Public Radio 90 introduced Sustaining Memberships in October 2003 as a way for listeners to easily support local public radio by authorizing WNMU to automatically with-draw a designated amount each month from a debit or credit card or a bank or credit union account, indefinitely.

Sustaining Membership makes donating easy and convenient for you and provides Public Radio 90 with a stable source of income to support the programs you value. You can sign up for as little as $5 a month, and easily change your donation installment amount with a quick call.

During its 2003 introductory year, 94 listeners enrolled as Sustaining Members com-mitting $14,300.

By 2012, Sustaining Membership had grown to 414 listeners giving $99,774, and as of March 2019, we have 573 Sustaining Members who have committed $140,275 to help pay for our FY2019 programming.

We’re so excited that more than 1 of every 3 listeners who give to Public Radio 90 has committed to a Sustaining Membership...Wow!

If you’d like to convert your membership to the Sustaining Member plan just give Sarah Stanley a call at 800-227-9668 or email [email protected] and she’ll get you set up.

As our Sustaining Membership grows, it helps us reduce our reliance on state and fed-eral funding to operate, and will ensure that we all get to continue to enjoy and cherish all that local public radio has to offer. Thanks!

Protecting the federal investment in public media.In March, President Trump unveiled the second part of his proposed 2020 Federal budget to Congress, which again proposes eliminating federal funding for public media.

There have been calls to eliminate public media funding before. We overcame those challenges by making our voices heard on this important issue.

Protect My Public Media is a grassroots campaign to support the federal invest-ment in America’s public media system.

The federal contribution to public media amounts to $1.35 per American per year. This critical money enables nearly 1,300 local public television and radio stations to provide their communities with a host of essential services in life-long learning, news, public safety, music, culture and many more. Community Service Grants are awarded based on a formula that includes population area served, as well as local contributions received. WNMU, Public Radio 90 re-ceives approximately $150,000 per year as their federal community service grant.

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Protect My Public Media is a collaboration of local public ra-dio and television stations, national distributors, producers, viewers, listeners and others who support a strong public media in the United States.

The goal of the campaign is to build a network of advocates who will protect federal funding for public media by taking a stand for the local stations and programs they love.

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Reynolds Recital Hall at nMU

NMU Percussion EnsembleSaturday, April 6 at 3pm (free admission)

NMU Jazz Festival Opening Concert: Faculty ComboThursday, April 11 at 7:30pm (free admission)

Marquette Choral Society: Russian Nights: Rachmanioff & ChesnokovSaturday, April 27 at 7:30pm Sunday, April 28 at 3pmTickets: $10, tickets.nmu.edu, 906-227-1032.

cRystal tHeatRe, cRystal Falls

Take 3Sunday, April 7 at 2pm (Central time)Tickets: $15, TheCrystalTheatre.org.

calUMet tHeatRe

William Florian: Those Were the DaysSunday, April 7 at 7:30pmTickets: $22-$25, (906)-337-2610, www.calumettheatre.com.

FoRest RobeRts tHeatRe at nMU

Beauty and the BeastApril 12, 13, 18, 19, 20 at 7:30pm “Theatre for All” performance Saturday, April 13 at 1pm Matinee: Saturday, April 20 at 1pmTickets:$15 general public, $10 stu-dents, and $5 NMU students, tickets.nmu.edu, 906-227-1032, and at the door.

FoRtUne lake caMp, cRystal Falls

Second Sunday Folk Dance Series: Jack WilliamsSunday, April 14, 4-7pm (central time)

Last dance of the season. Admission for those over 15 is $7 and children 15 and under are admitted free. Concessions available on site. www.secondsundayfolkdance.com.

kaUFMan aUditoRiUM, MaRqUette

Beaumier Heritage Center Concert Series: Söndörgo Live in Concert!Friday, April 5 at 7:30pm

Tickets: $15 adv./$17 door, tickets.nmu.edu.

NMU Jazz Festival: Allen Vizzutti

with NMU Jazz Band & ComboFriday, April 12 at 7:30pmTickets: $8-$12 (reserved seating), tickets.nmu.edu, 906-227-1032, and at the door.

Marquette Symphony Orchestra: Jazz Meets Classical: A Musical MélangeSaturday, April 13 at 7:30pmTickets: $9-$32 (reserved seating), tickets.nmu.edu, 906-227-1032, and at the door.

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Putumayo World Music Hour

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Climate Connections 9am Daily; Anishinaabe Radio News 7:30am Friday; The Poet’s Nook 9:32am Wednesday

WFMT Jazz

Marquette Blues Fest Highlights

Night Studio Classic

All Songs Considered Steve Pomeranz ShowMedia Meet

Weekend Edition

Weekend Edition

Learning Through the Seasons 8:30am

Chapter a Day

ClassiclecticChristopher Kimball’s Milk Street Radio

Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me!

Harmonia Big Picture Science

Weekend Radio Classical Guitar Alive!

The Piano Matters The Score Sounds Choral Fiesta! A Way With Words

Sunday SwingWorld Café

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Footlight ParadeChamber Music

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Monday 1 12:00pm Classical Guitar Alive! 1:00pm World Café 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm Media Meet: PFAS 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 7:30pm With Good Reason 8:00pm Chicago Symphony Orchestra:

Conductor Manfred Honeck and Till Fellner

10:00pm Night Studio

Tuesday 2 12:00pm The Piano Matters 1:00pm Peninsula Performances: Senior

Recital Series November 2017 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm A Way With Words 7:30pm Living Planet: Environment Matters 8:00pm Cleveland Orchestra: Mahler: Sym-

phony No. 2 10:00pm Jazz in the New Millennium

Wednesday 3 12:00pm The Score With Edmund Stone: In

Pursuit 1:00pm Footlight Parade: Brother, Can You

Spare a Dime? 2:00pm The Dress Circle 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Steve Pomeranz Show 7:30pm TakeCare 8:00pm New York Philharmonic: Sibelius,

Lulu, Mephisto, and The Death of Cleopatra

10:00pm Jazz Night in America

Thursday 4 12:00pm Sounds Choral 1:00pm Chamber Music Society of Lincoln

Center: Distinctive Voices 2:00pm Early Music Now: Viennese Imports 3:00pm Weekday

3:30pm In the Pines: Jack Broadbent 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Big Picture Science 7:30pm Spectrum: World of Science and

Technology 8:00pm LA Philharmonic: Mozart 10:00pm Brazilian Hour

Friday 5 12:00pm Fiesta!: LP Treasures: Louisville

Orchestra Recordings 1:00pm Concierto 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 7:30pm World in Progress – Global Develop-

ment Issues 8:00pm Peninsula Performances: Marquette

Choral Society: Night Psalms 10:00pm Night Studio

Saturday 6 7:00am Steve Pomeranz Show 8:00am Weekend Edition 10:00am Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 11:00am Big Picture Science 12:00pm A Way With Words 1:00pm Metropolitan Opera: Tosca by Puc-

cini 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm World Café 8:00pm Beale Street Caravan 9:00pm Putumayo World Music Hour 10:00pm Sound Spectrum 11:00pm Marquette Blues Fest Highlights

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Sunday 7 7:00am All Songs Considered 7:30am Media Meet: Medicare for All 8:00am Weekend Edition 10:00am Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 11:00am Harmonia 12:00pm Weekend Radio 1:00pm Sunday Swing 2:00pm Afterglow 3:00pm Jazz Showcase 4:00pm Jazz in the New Millennium 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm Mountain Stage: John Gorka, The

Weather Station and more 8:00pm Thistle and Shamrock 9:00pm In the Pines: The Way Down Wan-

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April 2019

Monday-Friday at 9am

Monday, April 1, through Friday, April 19, Catherine Brand reads The Prizewinner of Defiance, Ohio: How My Mother Raised 10 Kids on 25 Words or Less by Terry Ryan.

Terry Ryan’s mother Evelyn was amaz-ing. She raised 10 children, and supported her alcoholic husband, by entering -- and winning one out of four -- popular contests in the 1950s. She wrote jingles, and poems, and a hundred variations on why one com-pany or another was the best ever. Musical theme: A selection of 50s and 60s TV themes.

Monday, April 22, through Friday, May 10, Jim Fleming reads The Eighty-Dollar Champion by Elizabeth Letts.

It’s November 1958 and the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden in New York City is about to begin. Into the rarefied atmosphere of wealth and tradition comes the most unlikely of horses - a drab white former plow horse named Snowman and his rider, Harry de Leyer. Musical theme: Stephen Foster: Camptown Races, Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair; Trevor Stephenson, 1850 parlor grand piano, from the album “The Americans.”

Chapter a Day from Wisconsin Public Radio has been airing in Wisconsin since 1927 and

features a variety of readers. Episodes are available online for one week after they air.

www.wpr.org/programs/chapteraday

Weekdays 5:00am Morning Edition from NPR

9:00am Climate Connections

9:02am Chapter a Day

9:32am Poetry Month Readings in April The Poet’s Nook (Wednesdays)

9:35am Classiclectic with Kurt Hauswirth

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Evening Concerts Monday – Friday at 8pm

Monday: Chicago Symphony

4/1 - Conductor Manfred Honeck and Till Fellner – Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 25 in C Major, K. 503 (Till Fellner, piano); Mahler: Symphony No. 5

4/8 - Conductor Manfred Honeck and Paul Lewis perform Mozart – Mozart: Over-ture to La clemenza di Tito, K. 621; Mo-zart: Exsultate, jubilate, K. 165; Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 27 in B-flat Major, K. 595; Mozart: Laudamus te from Mass in C Minor; Mozart: Vorrei spiegarvi, oh Dio!, K. 418; Mozart: Symphony No. 35 in D Major, K. 385 (Haffner); Mozart: Symphony No. 39 in E-flat Major, K. 543 (Pinchas Zukerman, conductor)

4/15 - Andres Orozco-Estrada conducts Mahler 3 – Mahler: Symphony No. 3 in D Minor (Kelley O’Connor, soprano; Women of the Chicago Symphony Cho-rus; Duain Wolfe, director; Anima Young Singers of Greater Chicago; Charles Sundquist, director)

4/22 - Conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen and Cellist Yo-Yo Ma – Beethoven: Overture to King Stephen, Op. 117; Lutoslawski: Symphony No. 3; Salonen: Foreign Bod-ies; Shostakovich: Cello Concerto No. 1 in E-flat Major, Op. 107 (Yo-Yo Ma, cello); Janácek: Sinfonietta

4/29 - Conductor Bernard Haitink and Pianist Paul Lewis – Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Major, Op. 19 (Paul Lewis, piano); Bruckner: Symphony No. 6 in A Major; Kodály: Dances of Galánta (Neeme Järvi, conductor)

Tuesday: Cleveland Orchestra

4/2 - Mahler: Symphony No. 2; Joélle Harvey, soprano; Sasha Cooke, mezzo-soprano; Franz Welser-Möst, conductor; Cleveland Orchestra Chorus

4/9 - Kabelac: Mystery of Time; Stravinsky: Capriccio; Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5; Jakub Hrusa, conductor; Emanuel Ax, piano

4/16 - Handel: Messiah; Jane Glover, conduc-tor; Lauren Snouffer, soprano; Tamara Mumford, mezzo-soprano; Paul Appleby, tenor; Henry Waddington, bass-baritone Cleveland Orchestra Chamber Chorus

4/23 - Adams: Short Ride in a Fast Machine; Copland: Quiet City; Copland: Appala-chian Spring; Adams: Scheherazade.2 (Cleveland Orchestra premiere); John Adams, conductor; Leila Josefowicz, violin; Robert Walters, English horn; Michael Sachs, trumpet

4/30 - Strauss: Ariadne auf Naxos; Franz Welser-Möst, conductor; Tamara Wilson, soprano (Ariadne/Diva); Andreas Schager, tenor (Bacchus/Tenor); Daniela Fally, soprano (Zerbinetta); Kate Lindsey, mezzo-soprano (Composer)

Wednesday: New York Philharmonic

4/3 - Sibelius, Lulu, Mephisto, and The Death of Cleopatra – Sibelius: Symphony No. 2, Zubin Mehta, conductor; Berlioz: The Death of Cleopatra, Jenny Tourel, mezzo soprano, Leonard Bernstein, conductor; Berg: Lulu Suite, Angelina Réaux,soprano, Kurt Masur, conduc-tor; Liszt: Mephisto Waltz, Kurt Masur, conductor

4/10 - Kodály, Rouse, Tchaikovsky, and Wagner – Kodály: Háry János: Suite, Kurt Masur, conductor; Rouse: Trombone Concerto, Joseph Alessi, trombone, Leonard Slat-kin, conductor; Tchaikovsky: Francesca da Rimini, Leonard Bernstein, conduc-tor; Wagner: Tannhäuser: Overture and Venusberg Music, Zubin Mehta, conductor

4/17 - Gerald Finley sings Mendelssohn’s Elijah – Mendelssohn: Elijah, Alan Gilbert, conductor, Twyla Robinson, soprano, Alice Coote, mezzo soprano, Allan Clayton, tenor, Gerald Finley, bass baritone, Jennifer Johnson, mezzo soprano, Benjamin P. Wenzelberg, boy soprano, New York Choral Artists, Joseph Flummerfelt, director

4/24 - Jaap van Zweden conducts Stravinsky, Debussy, and Beethoven – Stravin-sky: Rite of Spring; Debussy: La Mer; Beethoven: Symphony No. 7, Jaap van Zweden, conductor

Thursday: LA Philharmonic

4/4 - Mozart: Clarinet Concerto; Mozart: Selec-tions from the Magic Flute; Conductor: Gustavo Dudamel; Soloists: Martin Fröst, clarinet, Jessica Pratt, coloratura, Julia Bullock, soprano, Paul Appleby, tenor, Elliot Madore, baritone

4/11 - Alvarez: Metro Chabacano; Chapela: Inguesu; Ortiz: Teének - Invenciones de territoria (World Premiere, LA Phil Com-mission); Marquez: Danzon No. 1, 2, 8, & 9 (World Premiere, LA Phil Commis-sion); Conductor: Gustavo Dudamel

4/18 - Messiaen: Un Sourire; Weinberg: Violin Concerto; Mahler: Symphony No. 4; Conductor: Mirga Gra inyt -Tyla; Soloist: Gidon Kremer, violin, Janai Brugger, soprano

4/25 - Berlioz: Quenn Mab Scherzo; Fran-cesconi: Duende - The Dark Notes (U.S. Premiere); Berlioz: Symphonie fan-tastique; Conductor: Susanna Mälkki; Soloists: Leila Josefowicz, violin

Friday: Peninsula Performances

(Also Tuesdays at 1pm)

See page 11 for Peninsula Performances listings.

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Monday 8 10:00am Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (see

article) 12:00pm Classical Guitar Alive! 1:00pm World Café 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm Media Meet: Medicare for All 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 7:30pm With Good Reason 8:00pm Chicago Symphony Orchestra: Con-

ductor Manfred Honeck and Paul Lewis perform Mozart

10:00pm Night Studio

Tuesday 9 12:00pm The Piano Matters 1:00pm Peninsula Performances: Marquette

Choral Society: Night Psalms 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm A Way With Words 7:30pm Living Planet: Environment Matters 8:00pm Cleveland Orchestra: Kabelac,

Stravinsky, Shostakovich 10:00pm Jazz in the New Millennium

Wednesday 10 12:00pm The Score With Edmund Stone:

Listener’s Favorite Movies 1:00pm Footlight Parade: Charmed 2:00pm The Dress Circle 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Steve Pomeranz Show 7:30pm TakeCare

8:00pm New York Philharmonic: Kodály, Rouse, Tchaikovsky, and Wagner

10:00pm Jazz Night in America

Thursday 11 12:00pm Sounds Choral 1:00pm Chamber Music Society of Lincoln

Center: Americans! 2:00pm Early Music Now: Totally Telemann 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm In the Pines: The Way Down Wan-

ders 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Big Picture Science 7:30pm Spectrum: World of Science and

Technology 8:00pm LA Philharmonic: Alvarez, Chapela,

Ortiz, Marquez 10:00pm Brazilian Hour

Friday 12 12:00pm Fiesta!: Danzón! The Music of

Arturo Márquez 1:00pm Concierto 3:00pm A Change of World: Poetry and the

Women’s Movement (see article) 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 7:30pm World in Progress – Global Develop-

ment Issues 8:00pm Peninsula Performances: Axiom

Brass 10:00pm Night Studio

Saturday 13 7:00am Steve Pomeranz Show 8:00am Weekend Edition 10:00am Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 11:00am Big Picture Science 12:00pm Metropolitan Opera: Siegfried by

Wagner 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm World Café 8:00pm Beale Street Caravan 9:00pm Putumayo World Music Hour 10:00pm Sound Spectrum 11:00pm Marquette Blues Fest Highlights

2017

Sunday 14 7:00am All Songs Considered 7:30am Media Meet 8:00am Weekend Edition 10:00am Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 11:00am Harmonia 12:00pm Weekend Radio 1:00pm Sunday Swing 2:00pm Afterglow 3:00pm Jazz Showcase 4:00pm Jazz in the New Millennium

Sundays at 9 pm et Thursdays at 3:30 pm et

4/7 & 11 - Illinois-based stringband The Way Down Wanders, from the 2016 Porcupine Mountains Music Festival

4/14 & 18 - More from Lakota John & Kin, from the 2018 Hiawatha Music Festival

4/21 & 25 - Finnish American duo of Kaivama, from the 2013 Hiawatha Music Festival

4/28 & May 2 - More from Swedish quartet The Emilia Amper Band, from a 2018 concert at NMU

5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm Mountain Stage: Yonder Mountain

String Band, Balsam Range & more 8:00pm Thistle and Shamrock 9:00pm In the Pines: Lakota John & Kin 9:30pm Just Folks 11:00pm Tent Show Radio

Monday 15 12:00pm Classical Guitar Alive! 1:00pm World Café 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm Media Meet 4:00pm All Things Considered

4/7-8 Medicare for All A program on revival of the single-payer proposal for universal healthcare that was dropped in favor of the “Affordable Care Act.” Panelists will consider pros and cons as the concept emerges as a possible 2020 campaign issue.

4/14-15 Digital Preservation (description TBA)

4/21-22 Skilled Trades Gap The U.S. Economy looks better than it has in a decade, but sustaining that growth depends on meeting the demand for skilled labor. We talk about meeting that demand with Michi-gan Works Partnership Coordinator Holly Peoples, Local 1510 Michigan Regional Coun-cil of Carpenters Director Brian Kerrigan, and U.P. Construction Council Executive Director Tony Retaskie. (Repeat from March)

4/28-29 Committee on Michigan’s Mining Future A discussion on House bill 4227 introduced by Sara Cambensy to create a committee to recommend actions which would strengthen and develop sustainable, more diversified mining of minerals in Michigan.

Sundays at 7:30 am etRepeats Mondays at 3:30 pm et

Program topics are subject to change in order to cover timely news and events.

Media Meet podcasts available at WNMUFM.ORG

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6:30pm Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 7:30pm With Good Reason 8:00pm Chicago Symphony Orchestra:

Andres Orozco-Estrada conducts Mahler 3

10:00pm Night Studio

Tuesday 16 12:00pm The Piano Matters 1:00pm Peninsula Performances: Axiom

Brass 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm A Way With Words 7:30pm Living Planet: Environment Matters 8:00pm Cleveland Orchestra: Handel: Mes-

siah 10:00pm Jazz in the New Millennium

Wednesday 17 12:00pm The Score With Edmund Stone: Lis-

tener’s Favorite Movies, the Sequel 1:00pm Footlight Parade: 1972 on Stage and

Screen 2:00pm The Dress Circle 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Steve Pomeranz Show 7:30pm TakeCare 8:00pm New York Philharmonic: Gerald

Finley sings Mendelssohn’s Elijah 10:00pm Jazz Night in America

Thursday 18 12:00pm Sounds Choral 1:00pm Chamber Music Society of Lincoln

Center: Baroque Collection 2:00pm Early Music Now: Music for Holy

Week 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm In the Pines: Lakota John & Kin 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Big Picture Science 7:30pm Spectrum: World of Science and

Technology 8:00pm LA Philharmonic: Messiaen, Wein-

berg, Mahler 10:00pm Brazilian Hour

Friday 19 12:00pm Fiesta!: The Music of Antonio Lauro 1:00pm Concierto 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 7:30pm World in Progress – Global Develop-

ment Issues 8:00pm Peninsula Performances: NMU

Strings, STARS Youth Orch., NMU Percussion Ensemble

10:00pm Night Studio

Saturday 20 7:00am Steve Pomeranz Show 8:00am Weekend Edition 10:00am Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 11:00am Big Picture Science 12:00pm A Way With Words 1:00pm Metropolitan Opera: La Clemenza

Di Tito by Mozart 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm World Café 8:00pm Beale Street Caravan 9:00pm Putumayo World Music Hour 10:00pm Beat Latino: And the WORD was

made MUSIC! (see article) 11:00pm Marquette Blues Fest Highlights

2017

Sunday 21 7:00am All Songs Considered 7:30am Media Meet: Skilled Trades Gap 8:00am Weekend Edition 10:00am Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 11:00am Harmonia 12:00pm Weekend Radio 1:00pm Sunday Swing 2:00pm Afterglow 3:00pm Jazz Showcase 4:00pm Jazz in the New Millennium 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm Mountain Stage: Special Edition:

Cover Songs 8:00pm Thistle and Shamrock 9:00pm In the Pines: Kaivama 9:30pm Just Folks 10:00pm Elvis Presley - He Touched Me: Elvis’

Gospel Music (see article) 11:00pm Tent Show Radio

Fridays at 8 pm & Tuesdays at 1 pm

with host Kurt Hauswirth

4/5 & 9: Marquette Choral Society: Night Psalms & All Dvorak Take in the sound of the Marquette Choral Society, in a world premiere performance of Griffin Candey’s “The Night Psalms,” along with Ralph Vaughan Williams’s set-ting of “Dona Nobis Pacem.” Performance from April 2018.

4/12 & 16: Axiom Brass Lend your ear to the Axiom Brass Quintet, with a performance from their Siril Artist Residency on the campus of Northern Michigan University. Performance from March 2018.

4/19 & 23: NMU String Orchestra, STARS Youth Orchestra & NMU Percussion Ensemble Get swept up in the sound of two orchestras and a “cello crew”, with the NMU String Orchestra, the STARS Youth Orchestra from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, and the Soo Cello Crew, in concert from October 20, 2018. Then, batten down the hatches for the NMU Percussion Ensemble’s concert from November 10, 2018, featuring music of Scott Joplin, Carlo Gesualdo, and Eric Ewazen.

4/26 & 30: NMU Senior Recital: Tim Mesun, piano & NMU Jazz Band & Combos Jazz and classical mix together; the senior piano recital of Timothy Mesun from Febru-ary 9, 2019 paired with the NMU Jazz Band concert from November 29, 2018. Music of Gershwin, Ludwig van Beethoven, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk are featured, along with original tunes from NMU performers.

Learning Through The SeasonsWith host Iris Katers of Grandparents Teach Too

4:30pm Tuesday & 8:35am Saturday

4/2 & 6 Improving Behavior

4/9 & 13 Time Together

4/16 & 20 Managing time with Grandkids

4/23 & 27 Helping Kids Tackle Cabin Fever

4/30 & 5/4 Culture Through Cooking

All programs also available online. The Learning Through the Seasons companion book is also available for a $100 contribution.

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8:00pm New York Philharmonic: Jaap van Zweden conducts Stravinsky, De-bussy, and Beethoven

10:00pm Jazz Night in America

Thursday 25 12:00pm Sounds Choral 1:00pm Chamber Music Society of Lincoln

Center: String Showcase 2:00pm Early Music Now: Joyful Eastertide 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm In the Pines: Kaivama 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Big Picture Science 7:30pm Spectrum: World of Science and

Technology 8:00pm LA Philharmonic: Berlioz, Fran-

cesconi 10:00pm Brazilian Hour

Friday 26 12:00pm Fiesta!: A Brazilian Concert 1:00pm Concierto 3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 7:30pm World in Progress – Global Develop-

ment Issues 8:00pm Peninsula Performances: Tim

Mesun, piano, NMU Jazz Band & Combos

10:00pm Night Studio

Saturday 27 7:00am Steve Pomeranz Show 8:00am Weekend Edition 10:00am Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 11:00am Metropolitan Opera: Götterdäm-

merung by Wagner

Monday 22 11:00am A Family Passover (see article) 12:00pm Classical Guitar Alive! 1:00pm World Café 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm Media Meet: Skilled Trades Gap 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 7:30pm With Good Reason 8:00pm Chicago Symphony Orchestra:

Conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen and Cellist Yo-Yo Ma

10:00pm Night Studio

Tuesday 23 11:00am The Four Cups: A Celebration of

Passover (see article) 12:00pm The Piano Matters 1:00pm Peninsula Performances: NMU

Strings, STARS Youth Orch., NMU Percussion Ensemble

3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm A Way With Words 7:30pm Living Planet: Environment Matters 8:00pm Cleveland Orchestra: Adams, Cop-

land 10:00pm Jazz in the New Millennium

Wednesday 24 12:00pm The Score With Edmund Stone:

Communication 1:00pm Footlight Parade: Strike Up the

Band: Broadway Overatures 2:00pm The Dress Circle 3:00pm Passover’s Most Soulful Songs and

Acute Comedy (see article) 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Steve Pomeranz Show 7:30pm TakeCare

5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm World Café 8:00pm Beale Street Caravan 9:00pm Putumayo World Music Hour 10:00pm Sound Spectrum 11:00pm Marquette Blues Fest Highlights

2017

Sunday 28 7:00am All Songs Considered 7:30am Media Meet: Committee on Michi-

gan’s Mining Future 8:00am Weekend Edition 10:00am Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

Radio 11:00am Harmonia 12:00pm Weekend Radio 1:00pm Sunday Swing 2:00pm Afterglow 3:00pm Jazz Showcase 4:00pm Jazz in the New Millennium 5:00pm All Things Considered 6:00pm Mountain Stage: Tim O’Brien Band,

The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys & more 8:00pm Thistle and Shamrock 9:00pm In the Pines: Emilia Amper Band 9:30pm Just Folks 11:00pm Tent Show Radio

Monday 29 12:00pm Classical Guitar Alive! 1:00pm World Café 3:00pm Weekday 3:30pm Media Meet: Committee on Michi-

gan’s Mining Future 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! 7:30pm With Good Reason 8:00pm Chicago Symphony Orchestra: Con-

ductor Bernard Haitink and Pianist Paul Lewis

10:00pm Night Studio

Tuesday 30 12:00pm The Piano Matters 1:00pm Peninsula Performances: Tim

Mesun, piano, NMU Jazz Band & Combos

3:00pm Weekday 4:00pm All Things Considered 6:30pm A Way With Words 7:30pm Living Planet: Environment Matters 8:00pm Cleveland Orchestra: Strauss: Ari-

adne auf Naxos 10:00pm Jazz in the New Millennium

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The Original Harlem GlobetrottersFriday, April 195:30pm Magic Pass Pre-Show, tickets: $15 (general admission); 7pm Harlem Globetrotters 2019 Show, tickets:$25-$75 (assigned seating); tickets.nmu.edu.

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Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra: Rhapsody in BlueSaturday, April 20 at 7:30pmTickets: $6-$19, tickets.mtu.edu, (906) 487-2073.

Superior Wind Symphony: A Thousand Twanging InstrumentsSaturday, April 27 at 7:30pmTickets $5-$13, tickets.mtu.edu, (906) 487-2073.

Tech Theatre Company : Sunday in the Park with GeorgeSaturday, April 20 at 7:30pmTickets: $6-$19, tickets.mtu.edu, (906) 487-2073.

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Players de Noc: Moon Over BuffaloApril 26 & 27 and May 2, 3, 4 at 8pmApril 28 matinee at 2pmTickets $12, www.playersdenoc.org.

Coming May 8 -- Save the Date!

May 8, 2019, 5-7pmNMU’s Harden Hall (former Learning Resources Center)

Open to the public • Free parking • Contact: 800-227-9668

Enjoy great food by Simply Superior featuring Fiera’s and Sundre. Cash bar. Indulge in the Sayklly’s chocolate table. Register to win great prizes.