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Retuning the Dial: Rethinking the Relationship between Radio and New American Music
May 1, 2000 / By

Jennifer UndercoflerPhoto by Brian Krinke

Lately, it has gotten so that almost every time I turn in to my local classical music station, I feel as if I have been transported back to a …

Soundtracks: May 2000
May 1, 2000 / By

As usual, the 34 CDs collected in this month’s round-up of new recordings of American repertoire reflect a stunning range of musical possibilities. A great amount of lost American musical history has been unearthed recently …

Can Radio Be Friendlier to New American Music?
May 1, 2000 / By

Frank J. OteriPhoto by Melissa Richard

This month marks the one-year anniversary of NewMusicBox and I am thrilled to say that it has been extremely successful thus far. When we launched our first issue a …

When do you listen to the radio and what do you listen to?
May 1, 2000 / By

Milton Babbitt“…in all the many years of listening to…public stations, I have not heard a note of the most influential music of the 20th century…”

Andrew Litton“Sometimes I awaken to my own voice when WRR plays …

AMPPR Board Members Talk About Radio
May 1, 2000 / By

Members of the board of directors of the American Music Personnel in Public Radio–
Outgoing President Beverley Ervine (WOSU-FM, Columbus OH), Chris Kohtz (WGUC-FM, Cincinnati OH), Boyce Lancaster (WOSU), Robert J. Lurtsema Robert J. Lurtsema (WGBH-FM, Boston MA), Deanne Poulos (KBAQ-FM, Phoenix AZ), and Lois Reitzes (WABE-FM, Atlanta GA)–get grilled about broadcasting the music of American composers.