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July 4, 2009
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Classical Music
With Ward Jacobson
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Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto for 4 Violins & Cello (Academy of Ancient Music)
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John Williams: Star Wars: Leia/Main Title (National Philharmonic Orchestra)
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Harald Saeverud: Rondo Amoroso (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)
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Franz Schubert: Rondo (Yaara Tal, piano)
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Hearing Voices from NPR is new weekly hour series of The Best of Public Radio: a sixty-minute stream of "driveway moments" all connected by a weekly theme. We listen to broadcasts and podcasts; we dig through audio archives; and we scour the web to find the best stories, sound-portraits, slam poets, docs, radio dramas, features, and found-sound.
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Living On Earth®
Steve Curwood hosts NPR's weekly environmental news and information program, offering features, interviews and commentary on a broad range of ecological issues.
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Sports
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Local Runners Take 100 Mile Trek Through Northeast Ohio
WKSU's Amanda Rabinowitz reports
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Web Resources The Burning River 100
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More Sports Northeast Ohio NBA fans hope Shaq is the "final" piece The good and the bad of the Cleveland sports scene: Terry Pluto's weekly talk Pluto gives Shaq move the thumbs up The first "Olympics" of junior football comes to Canton Is the future of Indians manager Eric Wedge in jeopardy? Cribbs says he wants to stay with Browns Five Golden Flashes, Strongsville HS pitcher taken in MLB first-year player draft Indians shortstop Held dies Frustration over Cavs still lingers, but now fans focus on Cleveland's other two teams A new professional baseball team hopes to drive economic development in Avon
More by WKSU's Amanda Rabinowitz
Morning Newscast The good and the bad of the Cleveland sports scene: Terry Pluto's weekly talk David Willan sentenced in Evergreen mortgage scheme Pluto gives Shaq move the thumbs up The first "Olympics" of junior football comes to Canton Is the future of Indians manager Eric Wedge in jeopardy? Kent State grad takes home a Tony Frustration over Cavs still lingers, but now fans focus on Cleveland's other two teams A new professional baseball team hopes to drive economic development in Avon New type of care emerging for terminally ill children in Northeast Ohio
Stories with Recent Comments Fourth generation preserves "master carver" Mooney Warther's train collection at Dover museumThis is amazing and we can't wait to visit in July.
What a marvelous and talented man.
God Bless.
The Bledsoes, Gary and Stella Federal program announced in Cleveland to pump billions into into urban, rural broadband expansionThis was truly wonderful yesterday! It was quite exciting to have such dignitaries visiting the Center yesterday to make the Broadband announcement. Politica... Cleveland housing judge orders Wells Fargo to clean up its foreclosed propertiesWell done Job....your honor!!!
Let's keep the market, rolling...
tks. Bizarre baseball playI'm so glad Beth shared this with us. I've heard the story before, but it's still a joy to listen to.
God Speed! EPA has new plan to address decades of toxic chemicalsDr. Paul Edmiston has developed a form of glass which captures and remediates PCE and TCE in groundwater.
Not sure who actually owns this problem, but will loo... Strickland reverses stance on slots at racetracksIt's about time! The horse industry has been failing for years due to the lack of slots and Ohioans leaving in droves to play in other states. Playing slots i... Kucinich grills Fed chief Bernake for answers on bank mergersIt is refreshing to see a member of Congrfess puttin the feet of the person who whould be responsible for overseeing and regulating the use of the bailout money... Akron's mayor will stayIt's sad and even shameful for Akron that this personal pique ever forced an election in the first place. But in the end it says good things about the people of... FOP is not callingZat so? 'Cuz why, I received just such a phone call on June 18!
If it wasn't from the Police Dept., then someone is impersonating that group. Sounds kinda cr... How do you pronounce Cuyahoga?I grew up in Stow. There the word |Cuyahoga| is only two syllables. |Caw' guh|. It's sort of like the way |Worcester| in Massachussetts is pronounced |Woos' ter...
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