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Franz Schubert (Wikimedia Commons)
This week on Exploring Music, we explore the chamber music of the beloved composer Franz Schubert.
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Comments [4]
Oh please, please, please move Bill McGlaughlin to a more hearable time. I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings, or take their jobs away -- but with McGlaughlin you're really wasting one of your prime treasures. Saint Paul Sunday could happily replace Weekend Music, or even Mad About Music, or Choral Fixation. Why not let one of those air at 6 a.m. on Sunday? And can't Exploring Music be at 7 p.m., as he was at WNYC? Perhaps Terrence McNight could take a dinner break, say around nine, and then carry on until midnight?
Exploring music is wonderful Could you broadcast
Saint Paul Sunday at a more accessible time than
6 in the morning? I miss David Dubal Reflections
from the Keyboard. Could you reconsider?
beautiful music on beautiful night. thanks!
A wonderful program but an inconvenient time. Any chance that it can be re-aired at another time, giving listeners a choice?
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