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It airs Sundays from 4 – 5 p.mThe Capitol Pressroom is a daily one-hour radio program broadcast from the Legislative Correspondents Association Pressroom on the third floor of the State Capitol in Albany. Produced and hosted by Neva Pilgrim of the Society for New Music, Fresh Ink features music from the past 5-10 years by composers, performers and recording companies from around the world, including world premieres. To midnight on WCNY-FM 91.3 Syracuse, WUNY-FM 89.5 Utica, and WJNY-FM 90.9 Watertown.“Fresk Ink” has combined new musical styles into an hour of innovative programming since May 1996 on WCNY Classic FM. Nick Stellino: Storyteller in the KitchenEnjoy your favorite classical music every day with Bruce Paulsen, Diane Jones, Marie Lamb, Adam Fine, and Chris Cresswell on WCNY-FM 91.3 Syracuse, WUNY-FM 89.5 Utica, and WJNY-FM 90.9 Watertown.Listen to The Bluegrass Ramble every Sunday night with Bill Knowlton from 9 p.m. A 89 e a Pitty colocam na No m&234 s do Dia Mundial do Rock a 89 descolou baquetas autografadas pelo Taylor Hawkins, o baterista do Foo Fighters. How to clear your cache in Internet ExplorerIf clearing your cache does not help, turning of ad blocking extensions you might be running also solves most problems.
With a digital radio, you can tune toWCNY’s Jazz broadcast on each of the signals noted above (or online below) and listen to Sounds of Jazz seven days a week from 2 p.m. Rayhill, a 45-year veteran of the radio industry and host of WCNY’s Sounds of Jazz for more than 40 years, can be heard on WCNY-FM 91.3 Syracuse, WUNY-FM 89.5 Utica, and WJNY-FM 90.9 Watertown Sunday afternoons at 1 p.m. Learn moreEach week, Leo Rayhill highlights such greats as Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington. You’ll hear selections from Dean Martin and Tony Bennett rock-era artists like Frankie Avalon and Neil Sedaka, Italian classical melodies by Luciano Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli and contemporary Italian singers like Gigi D’Alessio, Antonio Venditti and Laura Pausini.
These are the women throughout history and into the present day who create, perform, and inspire. Learn more“Feminine Fusion” is a new, weekly radio program that highlights the influence of women in classical music. Interviews and live performances inform and entertain you! Follow WCNY on Facebook and Twitter to learn of upcoming Live at WCNY Radio Events, with host Diane Jones.
Before this, he hosted opera programs and weekends for WGKA, Atlanta’s Voice of the Arts.Diane Jones is the Program Manager, mid-day host, and host/producer of the nationally syndicated program, Feminine Fusion. WCNY is his second expedition into radio. He brings more than thirty years’ performance experience to the microphone. With degrees in music and theatre, Bruce has performed with many of the great musicians of our time. For “The Concert Hall.” Relive the best concerts from around the region, with local and internationally acclaimed artists – right in your own home.WCNY’s radio hosts are familiar to anyone who’s listened to Classic FM or any of our local programs, such as Ciao! and Bill Knowlton’s Bluegrass Ramble. Learn more about the men and women behind the microphones here at WCNY-FM.Bruce Paulsen hosts your morning drive time Classic Choices program weekdays from 6 to 10 a.m. Enjoy this hour of music to carry you from day into evening!Bruce Paulsen is your host every Saturday night at 8 p.m.
Weekdays and host of Saturday Opera, Part 2 is a Central New York native and a graduate of the Setnor School of Music at Syracuse University. Follow Diane on Twitter and Facebook (Diane Jones On The Air) for more about her programming and her music.Marie Lamb, Classic FM announcer from 2 to 7 p.m. Diane performs regularly with Samba Laranja and the Central New York Flute Choir, and her music is featured on more than half a dozen CDs, including three SAMMY award winners.
Her duties have expanded over the years to include announcing, production, interviews, and running WCNY’s ReadOut radio reading service, which serves the blind, visually impaired, and people with other conditions that limit their use of print.Adam Fine hosts Classic Choices Saturday and Sunday morning, Monday afternoon, and Tuesday mid-day. Marie began at Classic FM in 2002 as a board operator. She also hosted a daily jazz program for many years at WAER-FM in Syracuse.
When not working on music, he is an avid runner.Leo Rayhill has been the host of The Sounds of Jazz (heard Sundays on Classic FM) since 1961 and the program has been broadcast on WCNY-FM since the station signed on in 1971. He is a composer, sound artist, guitarist, and singer/songwriter whose music has been performed around the world. He once shared the stage with a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, and again with a top 40 country singer. Adam performs regularly with Syracuse Opera and has also sung with Oswego Opera Theater and Syracuse Vocal Ensemble.Chris Cresswell hosts your Wednesday morning Classic Choices every week from 6 to 10am. A former music teacher, he has studied music education, composition, and conducting at both Northwestern and Syracuse Universities. Adam brings an extensive performance background as an actor, singer, and conductor in both opera and music theater to the microphone.
Having concertized throughout the U.S. She is also a founding member of the Society for New Music and its educational programs, concerts and operas the organization sponsors. A Central New York native, Leo is a graduate of Hamilton College.A graduate of Hamline and Yale, Pilgrim is a professional singer and recording artist.
In 1997, Bill was named “Broadcast Personality of the Year” by the International Bluegrass Music Association. Coming to Syracuse as a US Air Force Public Affairs Officer, Bill started the “Bluegrass Ramble” on WCNY-FM in January 1973. Bluegrass of Central New York”, Bill hosted the first all-bluegrass radio show in New York City in 1960. Pilgrim garnered numerous awards, most recently CMM’s Lifetime Achievement for outstanding contribution by a musician to the community.Dubbed by some as “Mr.
After graduating from Syracuse University’s S.I. Her recordings and original songs have been featured on numerous radio and CD compilations. Bill is a resident of Liverpool.Joey Nigro has been entertaining audiences as a singer most of her life in musicals, clubs, concerts and cabaret performances.
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