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September 1963 KPFA FolioPage 7: Image | Text ens concludes his readings from the Sherwood Anderson collection with "Sophistication" and "Departure." (KPFK) 2:00 MODERN JAZZ SCENE. Philip F. Elwood (Sept. 26) 2:30 LATIN AMERICA: World in Revolution. A talk by Sidney Lens. (KPFK) (Sept. 15) 3:45 GOLDEN VOICES. Anthony Boucher (Sept. 25) 4:15 PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
5:30 CHAMBER SERIES
6:30 KPFA NEWS 7:00 COMMENTARY. Urban Whitaker (SEP. 28) 7:15 REPORT TO THE SUBSCRIBER. Trevor Thomas (SEPT. 29) 7:30 MY WORD! (BBC) (OCT. 1) 8:00 THE FOUR SEASONS. Antonio Vivaldi's programmatic concerti celebrating the four seasons, performed by Karl Munchinger and the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra. (Richmond B 19056) 8:45 ACADEMIC FREEDOM. Dr. Russell Kirk, author, lecturer, and a visiting professor of politics this summer at Los Angeles State College, discusses limitations on conservative professors. (KPFK) 9:30 THE ELEVENTH HOUR. Time held for new programs. 10:30 JOSEPH KRIPS CONDUCTS MOZART. The D minor Requiem, K626, with soloists Werner Pech, Hans Breitschopf, Walter Ludwig, Harold Proglhof and the Vienna Hofmusikkapelle. (Richmond B 19077) 11:30 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL. With no limitations on conservative folksters. SATURDAY, September 288:00 THEATRE MUSIC BY KURT WEILL.
10:00 COMMENTARY. Urban Whitaker (Sep. 27) 10:15 THE VIETNAM EXILES. Dr. Helen Lamb, who is working on a book on South Vietnam, talks with Chris Koch. (WBAI) 11:00 MUSIC OF VENZUELA. Robert Garfias in another of his ethnic music series from KRAB in Seattle. 12:30 CONVERSATION: Ignazio Silone. A discussion of the social and political background of Silone's work. (WBAI) (Sept. 15) 1:00 AUTOMATION IN EDUCATION. A program on teaching machines and programmed instruction, produced and edited by Chris Koch. (WBAI) 2:00 FOLK MUSIC WITH ROLF CAHN (Sep. 23) 2:45 MY FATHER'S ORCHARD. Raymond Kennedy reads Chapter 3 from Part II of his novel. (WBAI) 3:15 SOUTHERN LABOR AND CIVIL RIGHTS. A field documentary produced by Dale Minor in Birmingham, Ala., and Jackson, Miss. (WBAI) 4:15 EUDICE SHAPIRO PLAYS STRAVINSKY. The Los Angeles violinist is accompanied by Brooks Smith in Stravinsky's Duo Concertant. (Ava A/AS15) 4:30 NORTHERN LABOR AND CIVIL RIGHTS. James Farmer, executive director of CORE, and Nick Kisburg, education director of Joint Council 16 of the Teamsters. Chris Koch moderating. (WBAI) 5:35 PIERRE MONTEUX CONDUCTS BRAHMS. A new recording by the 88-year-old principal director of the London Symphony Orchestra. He conducts the Academic Festival Overture and the Symphony No. 2 in D major. (Philips PHM 50003'5) 6:30 KPFA NEWS 6:45 PAUL GOODMAN ON EDUCATION-VI. In the last of his series, M.r. Goodman's title is "Synthesis." (WBAI) 7:00 COMMENTARY. Frank Quinn 7:15 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PIERRE MONTEUX. A rehearsal of the Beethoven Ninth led by Pierre Monteux. The orchestra decides to celebrate his 88th birthday with an impromptu performance of the Marseillaise. (KPFK) 8:15 LABOR, AUTOMATION, AND RACE. A. Philip Randolph is interviewed by Mort Perry and Paul Schaffer. (WBAI) 8:35 WALTER REUTHER ON CIVIL RIGHTS. The president of the United Auto Workers speaks to the 1963 Urban League conference in Los Angeles. (KPFK) 9:10 NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE CONCERT. From the University of California at Davis, a concert of compositions by faculty members Jerome Rosen, Larry Austin, and Richard Swift. 10:30 HOW QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT? Hollywood director Lewis Milestone discusses movies and performers with Herbert Feinstein. 11:00 THE MATE OF THE BALROG. No. 3 in our rebroadcasts of the Compendium Cliche Co. productions—this one a drama of the high seas of Outer Space, written by Jim | |
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