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Jazz to
start
airing
at 8 PM
Now get more
of the music
you love
earlier in
the
evening.
Starting
Monday,
October 6,
2008
WAER moves
jazz
programming
back to
8 PM Mondays
- Fridays.
Hear your
favorite
locally
produced
classic and
contemporary
jazz shows
and NPR jazz
programs
immediately
following
Fresh Air.
Piano
Jazz
moves
back to
evenings
Marian
McPartland's
Piano Jazz,
a forum for
jazz legends
and
influential
performers,
can now be
heard
Thursday
evenings at
8 PM
starting
October 9th.
(Music
Director
Eric Cohen
will aptly
fill the
vacated
Thursday 3
PM time
slot). For
more
information
about Piano
Jazz, please
CLICK HERE.
NPR's
JazzSet
is added
to the
schedule
Since 1992,
NPR's
JazzSet with
Dee Dee
Bridgewater
has been the
jazz lover's
ears on the
world of
live music,
taking
listeners to
hear top
artists
performing
on stages
around the
world.
Grammy and
Tony
award-winning
Dee Dee
Bridgewater
introduces
the artists
and guides
listeners
through the
hour program
each week.
Recent shows
featured
Kenny Barron
and Eliane
Elias live
in concert.
JazzSet airs
Tuesday
evenings at
8 PM
starting
October 7th.
To
learn more
about
JazzSet,
please
CLICK HERE.

Daily
music
service,
JazzWorks,
will
start
airing
at 11 PM
Monday -
Friday beginning
October
6th.
Pulse of
the
Planet
joins
the
lineup
Are you
curious
about mother
earth? Tune
in to Pulse
of the
Planet for a
sound
portrait of
Planet
Earth,
tracking the
rhythms of
nature,
culture and
science
worldwide
while
blending
interviews
and
extraordinary
natural
sounds.
Recent shows
include
Tsunamis,
Climbing
Giant
Redwoods,
and Ocean
Dead Zones.
The
two-minute
modules
start airing
October 6th
on Mondays,
Wednesdays
and Fridays
at 10:30 AM
and 2:30 PM.
For more
information
of Pulse of
the Planet,
please
CLICK HERE.
WAER
will no
longer
air News
and
Notes
In an effort
to better
meet the
needs of our
listeners,
WAER will
cease airing
NPR's News &
Notes
weekday
evenings at
8 PM and
will replace
it with
music
programming.
Repeated
listener
requests to
air music
earlier in
the evening
and the
declining
audience for
News & Notes
are the
reasons for
the change.
The program
was never
able to
repeat the
success it
had airing
weekdays at
9 AM. The
move to 8 PM
was
necessitated
by NPR's
change in
the show's
production
and
satellite
feed time.
WAER
sincerely
regrets any
inconvenience
that this
change may
cause. Fans
of the show
can access
the program
daily
on-line at
www.npr.org.
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