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Mr. Scheuermann replies to me:
>Check the playlist on the web. 10,000 CDs in the library is a
>lot of music to play.
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>http://www.wwno.org/
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>I count 20 hours of classical music or opera, 5 days a week and at least
>22 on the weekend. That's a total of 122 hours a week. WWNO has always,
>since its inception, been a classical music station, first and foremost,
>and then an NPR affiliate.
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>Bartok and Schoenberg quartets and the like have been played many times
>(and still are) over the past 30 years. Perhaps Mr. Schwartz did not
>listen at the right time.
It's entirely possible. Of course, who would know when what was laughingly
called a schedule ("ooh, classical music from 9 to 12") is the only thing
one has? This is the schedule that was handed out to members. However, I
notice that now WWNO has a website and a specific playlist. I can now do
appointment radio.
You know, this is just the sort of thing I have needed to come back to the
station.
Never mind.
Steve Schwartz (a.k.a., Emily Latella)
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