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- In order to facilitate constructive conversations surrounding the intended topic of the blog, we have removed comments that contained personal attacks. Subsequent replies were also removed.
We appreciate your cooperation in maintaining a healthy environment for debate and we encourage you to read our Comment Guidelines (http://www.wqxr.org/about/comment_guidelines/) before posting.
- Johnathan,
The original album is out of print but the same recording is available on a different CD; we've linked to this one at Arkiv Music. It's the same performance, just a different recording.
- Charles,
The Search function at the top of any WQXR page does allow you to search the playlists by composer name and/or piece title. Let us know if there's something you haven't been able to find.
- Serge,
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. The episode you requested is now on the site.
- The German Requiem was Op.45. Here's the entire playlist from Friday's episode of Exploring Music: http://blogs.wfmt.com/playlists/pdf/brahms_i_5.pdf
- Our Playlists page (http://www.wqxr.org/playlists/) allows you to find pieces based on the time and day. Click on the correct day in the calendar tool on the right and scroll through the times (listed reverse chronologically) until you find the piece. Alternatively, if you know the day and something about the piece, you can use the search function on your browser to find it.
Unfortunately, there is no longer a way to access playlists ahead of time. See more about this on our audio help page at http://www.wqxr.org/audio/help/.
- These broadcasts are not currently archived.
- Richard,
The upgrade in streams was mentioned in the recent newsletter, but we'll be sure to start announcing it on air soon too. Thanks.
- Richard,
We've remedied the troubles with the Interviews page. Let us know if it happens again.
Unfortunately, we don't have the rights to allow the interviews to be downloaded.
We're currently working to further develop the player and we'll take your suggestion into consideration. Thanks!
- We would like to encourage users to express their opinions in the correct forum so that they can be addressed by the appropriate people. This blog is meant for responses to the comment posted above.
For more general concerns about the station, please email Listener Services (listenerservices@wqxr.org) or post on the Listener Services blog (http://blogs.wnyc.org/listenerservices/2009/10/16/listener-services-forum-wqxr/).
- We would like to encourage users to express their opinions in the correct forum so that they can be addressed by the appropriate people. This blog is meant for responses to Terrance's comment, posted above.
While we're developing a Listener Services blog for WQXR, we'd like to direct your more general concerns about the station to Listener Services (listenerservices@wqxr.org) or to the current Listener Services blog (http://blogs.wnyc.org/listenerservices/2009/10/16/listener-services-forum-wqxr/).
- Lewis,
We are currently creating the Classical Countdown, it's just not available quite yet.
- For general concerns about the station, please email Listener Services (listenerservices@wqxr.org) or post on the Listener Services blog (http://blogs.wnyc.org/listenerservices/2009/10/16/listener-services-forum-wqxr/).
- We would like to encourage users to express their opinions in the correct forum so that they can be addressed by the appropriate people. This blog is meant for responses to Terrance's comment, posted above.
For more general concerns about the station, please email Listener Services (listenerservices@wqxr.org) or post on the Listener Services blog (http://blogs.wnyc.org/listenerservices/2009/10/16/listener-services-forum-wqxr/). We are in the midst of developing a Listener Services blog for the WQXR site.
- Anne,
We are currently developing a Listener Services blog for the WQXR site to deal with general WQXR concerns. Thank you for your input.
- Serge,
We are currently developing a Listener Services blog for the WQXR site to deal with WQXR specific concerns. Thank you for your input.
- We would like to encourage users to express their opinions in the correct forum so that they can be addressed by the appropriate people. This blog is meant for responses to the comment posted above.
For more general concerns about the station, please email Listener Services (listenerservices@wqxr.org) or post on the Listener Services blog (http://blogs.wnyc.org/listenerservices/2009/10/16/listener-services-forum-wqxr/).
- In order to facilitate constructive conversations surrounding the intended topic of the blog, we encourage users to email Listener Services (listenerservices@wqxr.org) or post on the Listener Services blog (http://blogs.wnyc.org/listenerservices/2009/10/16/listener-services-forum-wqxr/) with more general concerns about the station.
- There has been a misunderstanding about the topic of this blog. It was meant to facilitate discussion around being passionate about music, not the dispersal of music.
Concerns about the inaccessibility of the Listener Services blog from the WQXR site are justified. The link to "Join the Discussion" on the home page now takes you there. You can follow this link to access the WQXR issue directly, though in both cases, you will still have to scroll to the bottom of the page to post:
http://blogs.wnyc.org/listenerservices/2009/10/16/listener-services-forum-wqxr/
We apologize to those who feel their voices have not been heard. We assure you that your concerns have been noticed and we are working to provide listeners with a radio station they enjoy.
