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WKSU Classical Channel
Classical Music With Bob Christiansen
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Francesco Uttini: Symphony (Royal Swedish Opera Orchestra)
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Edgar Bainton: Pavane, Idyll and Bacchanal (BBC Philharmonic Orchestra)
10:16
Antonio Vivaldi: La fida ninfa: Cosi sugl'occhi miei (Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra)
10:20
Claude Debussy: Petite Suite (Jean-Philippe Collard, piano)
10:33
Gabriel Faure: Pavane (Paris Orchestra Chorus)
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Health and Medicine Tuesday, March 24, 2009 New Alzheimers drug being tested in Cleveland Could slow progression of disease by WKSU's KAREN SCHAEFER |
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| University Hospitals in Cleveland is one of 200-sites across the country participating in the clinical trial of a new drug that could slow progression of Alzheimers. |
| To find out if you or your family member qualifies to participate in the Alheimers drug clinical trial, call 216.844.6400. |
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