Independent Lens Saturday Cinema: More than a Month - WTTW 11

Air Check 

Dear Member, 

For many years, WTTW has been honored to partner with the award-winning filmmakers at Chicagobased 

Kartemquin Films. Last year, Kartemquin marked its 40th anniversary and, in celebration, WTTW11 

aired some of their most acclaimed films including A Good Man, Prisoner of Her Past, Now We Live on 

Clifton, and many more. Coming up on February 14, we bring you one of their 

most courageous and locally relevant works to date – The Interrupters, which 

will air on Frontline at 8:00 pm. The film tells the stories of three “Violence 

Interrupters” who work to protect their Chicago communities from the violence 

they once employed themselves, to mentor and encourage troubled youth, and 

ultimately, to make our city a better place. From the director of Hoop Dreams 

Steve James and the author of There Are No Children Here Alex Kotlowitz, this 

film attempts to make sense of what film subject Tio Hardiman calls, simply, 

“the madness.” Visit our website for more discussion about the film and the 

issues it raises, and stay tuned at 10:00 pm for an extended discussion with 

the Interrupters. 

As winter marches on, WTTW marks Black History Month with a diverse slate of special programming 

(see page 7 for details). Also this month, American Experience premieres a new biography of President Bill 

Clinton who rose from a broken childhood in Arkansas to become one of the most successful politicians in 

modern American history, and one of the most complex and conflicted characters to ever stride across the 

public stage. Other programming highlights include more new episodes of Masterpiece Classic: Downton 

Abbey and Doc Martin; a Great Performances special that gives you a front row seat at the Broadway hit 

musical Memphis; an intimate look at the world of the Amish; and, on the local front, the return of The 

Chicago Stand-Up Project and broadcasts of the 2011 winning programs from our annual Viewer’s Choice 

Awards. Don’t forget to vote if you haven’t already on wttw.com/viewerschoice. Online voting ends on 

February 15! 

This month, 98.7WFMT will have two new live Lyric Opera broadcasts, when the Matthew Bucksbaum 

Family presents Show Boat on February 12 and Handel’s Rinaldo with David Daniels on February 29. 

George Preston and Roger Pines co-host. And for Black History Month, WFMT will partner with Columbia 

College’s Center for Black Music Research for five one-hour broadcasts on Wednesday afternoons. We 

also present a new series of broadcasts from the Salzburg Festival, beginning on February 5. For more 

February highlights, visit wfmt.com/higlights and let us know what you think of the lineup this month at 

wfmt.com/chimein. 

It’s a great month for WTTW and WFMT on-air and online. Thanks for making this possible with your 

support. 

Inside the Guide 

3 Member Connections 

4 Member Perks 

5 TV Listings 

6 WTTW Digital Channel Highlights 

8 WTTW Kid Grid 

2 FEBRUARY 2012 

Sincerely, 

Dan Schmidt 

President & CEO 

14 Primetime Grid 

16 Do it Yourself Saturdays 

19 At-a-Glance 

20 Radio Listings 

31 Sponsors 

ON ThE COVER: American Experience: Clinton. Photo credit: Courtesy of WGBH/William J. Clinton 

Presidential Library 

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First Friday Piano Concerts 

98.7WFMT’s weekly live series, The PianoForte Salon Series, continues 

its season of broadcasts and you’re invited to be part of the audience! Join 

WFMT Program Director and series host Peter Whorf on the first Friday 

of each month at the Sherwood 

Conservatory/Columbia College 

Chicago live performances centering 

on the piano and featuring 

today’s top solo pianists and 

chamber musicians. 

Join us on Friday, February 3 

at 12:15 pm to hear Joel Fan on 

piano play Scriabin, Leon Kirchner, 

and Gershwin. 

An artist with a “probing in- 

Joel Fan 

tellect and a vivid imagination” 

(New York Times), Joel Fan is a uniquely brilliant pianist conjoining great works 

of the past and newly discovered music of cultures from around the world. 

Admission is free. For more information, please call PianoForte Foundation 

at (312) 291-0291 or visit pianofortechicago.com. 

WFMT All Day Immersion 

Join us for this special All Day Seminar which will 

include a lecture and discussion, lunch, and great music. 

It will be a day you won’t 

forget. 

What 

All Day Immersion 

Seminar: Great 

Opera Singers of 

the 20th Century 

with Henry Fogel 

Where 

WTTW/WFMT Studios 

5400 N. Saint Louis 

Avenue in Chicago 

When 

Saturday, February 11, 

9:00 am 

Join Henry Fogel as 

he takes you through the 

journey of great recordings 

of opera singers from 

the past century. Discover 

more about Nellie 

Melba, Beniamino Gigli, 

Tito Schipa, and Feodor 

Chaliapin among others. 

You’ll learn about their 

personal experiences 

with the great composers 

including Puccini, 

Mascagni, Leoncavallo, 

and Verdi. Mr. Fogel will 

Feodor Chaliapin 

also share how opera singing has changed over the past hundred years. 

Please note that tickets will not be sent in the mail, but your name will be included on the guest list at 

the door. Tickets are $150 each, and can be purchased at wfmt.com/events. 

Filmmaker Shukree Tilghman wearing protest 

sign in Harlem 

Photo: Antonio Caton 

What 

Independent Lens 

Saturday Cinema: 

More than a Month 

Where 

Chicago Cultural Center 

78 E. Washington Street 

in Chicago 

When 

Saturday, February 18, 

2:00 pm 

MeMBer ConneCtions 

What 

The PianoForte Salon 

Series at Columbia 

College Chicago 

Where 

Live on 98.7WFMT 

and Sherwood 

Community 

Music School 

Recital Hall 

1312 S. Michigan Ave. 

in Chicago 

When 

Friday, February 3, 

12:15 pm 

An Evening of 

“Great Expectations” 

You are cordially invited to attend An Evening 

of Great Expectations on March 22 in anticipation 

of the April 2012 WTTW11 premiere of the new 

adaptation of Charles Dickens’ masterpiece. Great 

Expectations tells the story of Pip the battered orphan 

boy, who rises from 

What 

An Evening 

of “Great 

Expectations” 

Where 

Harold Washington 

Library Center 

The Pritzker 

Auditorium 

400 S. State St. 

in Chicago 

When 

Thursday, 

March 22, 

6:00-8:00 pm 

Douglas Booth as Pip 

blacksmith’s apprentice 

to gentleman under the 

patronage of a mysterious 

benefactor. Gillian 

Anderson (Bleak House), 

David Suchet (Hercule 

Poirot), and Ray Winstone 

star. 

Join us for the first 

hour of the film followed 

by a discussion 

with a panel of Dickens 

scholars. And we’ll save 

time at the end for a lively 

Q & A all about Great 

Expectations. 

WTTW is proud to partner with the Chicago Public 

Library (chipublib.org/events) and the Great Books 

Foundation (greatbooks.org/greatexpectations) on 

this very special event. Admission is FREE and is 

first-come, first-served. Visit wttw.com/events for 

more information. 

Independent Lens Saturday Cinema: 


In partnership with ITVS and the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, 

WTTW invites you to attend a free screening and discussion about the new 

Independent Lens documentary “More than a Month.” 

Shukree Hassan Tilghman, a 29-year-old African American filmmaker, is on a 

cross-country campaign to end Black History Month. Through this thoughtful, 

humorous journey, More Than a Month investigates what the treatment of history 

tells us about race and equality in a “post-racial” America. You can also catch 

More than a Month on WTTW11 on February 16 at 9:30 pm. 

This is a free event. For more information, please visit wttw.com/events. 

Photo by Todd Antony. Courtesy of © BBC for 

Masterpiece 

2012 FEBRUARY 3

MeMBer PerKs 

20% off Tickets to Dance Center 

The Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago presents 

the San Francisco Bay Area’s Margaret Jenkins Dance Company 

in the Midwest premiere of Light Moves. Jenkins collaborates 

with multimedia artist Naomie Kremer; Paul Dresher, 

an internationally recognized composer; and Wallace Stevens 

Award-winning poet Michael Palmer. Kremer’s video imagery 

interweaves with eight dancers using several projectors and 

projection surfaces to focus attention on the architecture of 

the theater while challenging notions of foreground and background, 

visible and hidden. Inspired by the natural cycles of 

light, Light Moves takes the audience on a journey of shifting 

emotional character, physical velocity and the stories that lie 

within these cycles. 

Margaret Jenkins Dance Company performs Light Moves 

February 9-11 at 8:00 pm at The Dance Center (1306 S. 

Michigan Ave. in Chicago). To redeem this special offer, 

WTTW members should call (312) 369-8330 and use the 

code “WTTW” for a 20% discount on full-price tickets to one 

of the three performances, subject to availability. Full price 

tickets are $26-30. For information on the performances, visit 

colum.edu/dancecenter. 

2-for-1 Tickets for Saint Sebastian Players 

The Saint Sebastian Players present the world premiere of Mark Twain: Patriot, 

Teacher, Philosopher, adapted by company member John Oster from stories, essays, 

and other writings by one of 

America’s best-loved authors. 

The performance features nonstop 

drama, humor, innocence, 

and wit as only Mark Twain 

can provide, including The War 

Prayer, The Diaries of Adam and 

Eve, The French Duel, Running 

for Governor, and more. Come see 

the Twain beyond Tom Sawyer 

and Huckleberry Finn. 

Performances are February 

17-March 11, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 pm and Sundays at 2:00 pm. Full-price 

tickets are $15; WTTW members may purchase two full-price tickets for the price of one 

by calling (773) 404-7922 or sending an email to tickets@saintsebastianplayers.org and 

mentioning WTTW. This offer may not be combined with other discounts and is subject 

to availability. For more information, visit saintsebastianplayers.org. 

FOR DOZENS OF OTHER DISCOUNTS, visit wfmt.com and, under the Support WMFT menu, click on “Monthly Offers” or call (312) 987-WFMT 

for a recorded message. 


20% off Tickets to The Color Purple 

The National Broadway Touring Production of The Color Purple stops at 

Governors State University Center for Performing Arts for one night only on Wednesday, 

February 8 at 7:30 pm. 

From the classic Pulitzer 

Prize-winning novel by Alice 

Walker, and the moving film 

by Steven Spielberg, comes 

a soul-stirring new musical 

and landmark event from 

award-winning director 

and Chicago area native 

Gary Griffin. 

To redeem this very 

special offer, please use 

code “WTTW” to save 

20% off premium tickets 

(reg. $57/$50) when you 

call (708) 235-2222 or visit 

centertickets.net. 

2-for-1 Tickets for Chicago Chamber Musicians 

WFMT members receive 2-for-1 tickets to Twilight Music by the Chicago Chamber Musicians. John Harbison’s 

conversational trio, “Twilight Music,” explores the unique differences of sound between the horn and violin. 

Schubert’s rarely performed Rondo in B minor, a showpiece for violin and piano, received the nickname “Rondo 

Brilliant” for its fiery use of imagination. And Avalon Quartet cellist, Cheng-Hou Lee, joins the ensemble in Mozart’s 

elegant Divertimento No. 17 in D Major for two horns and strings. 

To redeem this offer, call the Chicago Chamber Musicians box office at (312) 225-5226 and mention your WFMT 

membership. For more information, visit chicagochambermusic.org. Tickets are subject to availability. One pair 

of tickets per membership card. Offer not valid in conjunction with any other offers or on previously purchased 

tickets. Performances take place at 7:30 pm on Sunday, February 12 at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall in Evanston and 

at 7:30 pm on Monday, February 13 at Gottlieb Concert Hall at the Merit School of Music in Chicago.

Independent Lens: 

More Than a Month 

Shukree Hassan Tilghman, a 29-year-old African- 

American filmmaker, is on a cross-country campaign 

to end Black History Month. Through this tonguein-cheek 

journey, “More Than a Month” investigates 

race and equality in a “post-racial” America. 

Thursday, February 16, 9:30 pm 

In the Spotlight 

Wednesday 1 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Chicago Tonight [R] 

1:00 Tavis Smiley 

1:30 Charlie Rose 

2:30 Antiques Roadshow: 

Houston (Part 2 of 3) [R] 

3:30 Greetings from 

Forgotten Florida [R] 

4:30 Check, Please! [R] 


MORNING-AFTERNOON 

6:00-6:00 WTTW Kids 

Michael Palin 

Himalaya with 

Michael Palin 

(Parts 5 and 6) 

Encountering new extremes of wealth 

and poverty, altitude, and freezing cold, 

in the concluding two parts of this 

series ex-Python Michael Palin brings 

his unique brand of wit and wisdom 

with him as he travels across the roof 

of the world. Traveling through this 

awe-inspiring scenery, including rich 

flora and fauna and dizzying switchback 

mountain roads, Michael visits the 

region’s cities and makes detours 

to places – and people – of special 

interest. 

Thursday, February 2 

and 9, 8:00 pm 

Programmer’s Picks on WTTW Channel 11 

Smothered: The Censorship 

Struggles of the Smothers 

Brothers Comedy Hour 

When they were fired in 1969, Tom and Dick 

Smothers took their network, CBS, to court ... and 

won. This is the story as told by its key players. 

Saturday, February 18, 9:00 pm 

See page 6 for information about WTTW Prime listings. 

EVENING 

6:00 PBS NewsHour 

7:00 Chicago Tonight 

8:00 Nature: Wolverine – 

Chasing the Phantom Its 

name stirs images of the 

savage, the untamable. But 

there is another image of the 

wolverine that is just beginning 

to emerge, one that is far more 

complex than its reputation 

suggests. This film takes 

viewers into the secretive 

world of the largest and least 

known member of the weasel 

family to reveal who this 

dynamic little 

devil truly is. 

9:00 NOVA: Ice Age Death Trap 

In a race against developers 

in the Rockies, archaeologists 

uncover a unique site packed 

with astonishingly preserved 

bones of mammoths, 

mastodons, and other giant 

extinct beasts, opening a 

vivid window on the vanished 

world of the Ice Age. 

10:00 Inside Nature’s Giants: 

Great White Sharks The 

experts travel to South Africa 

to dissect a 15-foot-long 

great white shark. Veterinary 

scientist Mark Evans 

investigates the origins of the 

shark’s infamous killing bite, 

and evolutionary biologist 

Richard Dawkins explains how 

sharks’ teeth and jaws evolved 

from their outer skin and gill 

arches. Finally, the experts ask 

whether the shark deserves 

its reputation as a man killer. 

11:00 Nightly Business Report 

11:30 BBC World News 

Thursday 2 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Frontline: Post Mortem [R] 

3:30 Globalization at the 

Crossroads with 

Hernando de Soto [R] 

4:30 Architect Robert A.M. Stern: 

Presence of the Past [R] 


• Daily Television Programming 



EVENING 



8:00 Himalaya with Michael 

Palin: Leaping Tigers, 

Naked Nagas (Part 5 of 6) 

9:00 American Masters: Sam 

Cooke – Crossing Over Sam 

Cooke put the spirit of the 

Black church into popular 

music – creating a new sound 

and setting into motion a chain 

of events that forever altered 

the course of popular music 

and race relations in America. 

10:00 Independent Lens: Daisy 

Bates – First Lady of Little 

Rock As a black woman who 

was a feminist before the term 

was invented, Daisy Bates 

refused to accept her assigned 

place in society. This documentary 

tells the story of her 

life and public support of nine 

black students to attend the 

all-white Central High School 

in Little Rock, Arkansas, which 

culminated in a constitutional 

crisis – pitting a president 

against a governor, and a 

community against itself. 



Friday 3 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Jesse James: American 

Experience [R] 


Great White Sharks See 

Mon. Feb. 1 at 10:00 pm. [R] 

4:30 Rick Steves’ Europe: Heart 

of England and South Wales 




EVENING 


7:00 Chicago Tonight: The Week 

in Review with Joel Weisman 

7:30 MEXICO – One Plate 

at a Time with Rick 

Nixon’s The One: 

The ‘68 Election 

Narrated by Dick Cavett, this documentary 

chronicles not only Richard Nixon’s stunning victory 

in the 1968 presidential race, but the ways in which 

that historic election gave rise to Red State- 

Blue State America. 


Bayless: Cooking on 

the Sea of Cortez [R] 

8:00 Check, Please! 

Zealous/Burt’s Place/ 

Restaurant Sarajevo 

8:30 Chicago Stand-Up Project 

In this series, popular local 

personalities bravely attempt 

stand-up comedy for the first 

time at Chicago’s legendary 

Zanies Comedy Club. Under 

the guidance of comic Pat 


Pat McGann and Ana Belaval 

The Chicago 

Stand-Up Project 

(in 4 parts) 

As this series returns for a second 

season, WTTW follows local celebs to 

Chicago’s venerable Zanie’s Comedy 

Club as they try their hand at a new and 

daunting profession: stand-up comedy. 

In this four-episode arc, comedian and 

regular Zanie’s emcee Pat McGann 

coaches Windy City Live host Val 

Warner, Jarrett Payton (son of the late 

Bears great Walter Payton), jewelry 

designer Lana Bramlette, and 

Fr. Tom Hurley of Old St. Pat’s Church 

on how to be funny – and they try out 

their material for the first time for the 

Zanies audience. Ana Belaval returns 

as the host. 

Fridays in February, 

8:30 pm 

2012 FEBRUARY 5

WTTW Channel Highlights 

These digital channels are available with digital cable or over-the-air with a digital receiver. For more information about 

digital television and for complete schedules, visit wttw.com/schedules. 

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WTTW11 in high-definition by tuning to channel 11-1. 

Cable or satellite viewers can locate WTTW11 in 

high-definition on the on-screen menu. 

WTTW Prime 

WTTW Prime is the newest channel in the WTTW 

family – ‘prime time all the time.’ Free TV, over-theair 

antenna viewers can tune to channel 11-2 to find 

WTTW Prime. Comcast digital cable customers can 

watch WTTW Prime on channel 370. 

WTTW Create 

WTTW Create is our how-to and lifestyle 

programming channel. Free TV, over-the-air antenna 

viewers tune to channel 11-3. Comcast digital cable 

customers can watch WTTW Create on channel 369. 

WTTW Vme 

WTTW Vme is our Spanish language channel. Free 

TV, over-the-air antenna viewers can tune to channel 

11-4. WTTW V-me is available on Comcast channels 

368 and 629, Dish Network channels 846 and 9414, 

and DirectTV channel 440. 

WTTW on Demand 

Find WTTW on Demand by selecting Comcast’s 

“Get Local” folder. 


HD 

on demand 

WTTW PRIME ad 

Cave People of the Himalaya 

Wednesday, February 15, 10:00 pm 

Everest climber, Pete Athans, returns to the Himalayas in search of 

the caves and mummies of a lost civilization. There they will risk their 

own safety to reveal astonishing evidence of a previously unknown, 

1500-year-old death ritual high in the Himalayan caves. 

Nature: Ocean Giants 


Whales and dolphins remain a constant source of fascination to us. 

But how much do we really know about them? Teams of intrepid 

scientists equipped with the latest technology are making extraordinary 

breakthroughs in their understanding of these intelligent life 

forms – breakthroughs that may safeguard their survival. 

Full schedule online at wttw.com/schedules 

Pictured: Humpback whale breaching 

Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis 

Thursdays, 8:00 pm 

Kevin Whately returns as Inspector Lewis teamed with his cool, 

cerebral partner Detective Sergeant Hathaway (Laurence Fox). Lewis, 

the former working-class foil to the erudite Detective Inspector Morse, 

tackles murder and mayhem with the help of Hathaway. 


Pictured: Kevin Whately as DCS Lewis 

Big Game Snack Attack 

Saturday, February 4 (all-day marathon) 

With Super Bowl Sunday just one day away, it’s time to plan a giant 

“snack attack” for your fellow sports fans. Whether its burgers, chicken 

wings, or bratwurst that are your favorites, our WTTW Create chefs 

will show you the secrets for throwing a victorious sports night party. 


Pictured: Steven Raichlen 

MEK 8 

Premieres Thursday, February 23, 9:00 pm 

Many are called, but few are chosen to join the elite German MEK 8 

unit. From the creators of Alerta Cobra, Germany’s hit action series 

was directed by Nico Zavelberg. 


Pictured: René Sydow, star of MEK 8 

February On-Demand Picks 

• American Experience: Clinton 

• Antiques Roadshow 

• Check, Please! 

• Chicago Tonight 

• Doc Martin 

• Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey 

• NOVA 

Pictured: President Bill Clinton

BLACK 

HISTORY 

MONTH 

PROGRAMMING 

FEBRUARY 2012 

WTTW 11.1 

American Masters: 

Sam Cooke – Crossing Over 

Thursday, February 2 at 9:00 pm 


Daisy Bates – First Lady 

of Little Rock 


An Evening with Valerie Simpson 

Friday, February 3 at 10:00 pm 

Underground Railroad: 

The William Still Story 

Monday, February 6 at 10:00 pm 

Freedom Riders: 

American Experience 

Tuesday, February 7 at 8:00 pm 

Sunday, February 12 at 3:00 pm 


Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On? 



The Black Power Mixtape 

1967-1975 


Music & Message of 

Curtis Mayfi eld and 

the Impressions 


Proclamation of Hope 


Slavery by Another Name 


DuSable to Obama: 

Chicago’s Black Metropolis 





Great Performances: Memphis 


The Blues: In Performance 

at the White House 



Cab Calloway – Sketches 


11.2 PRIME 

African-American Lives 2 

Saturday, February 4 at 7:00 pm 


Black in Latin America 

Sunday, February 5 and 12 at 9:00 pm 


Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On? 

Saturday, February 11 at 10:00 pm 

Grannies on Safari Marathon 

Sunday, February 12, 11:00 am 

Music & Message of 

Curtis Mayfi eld and 

the Impressions 

Sunday, February 12 at 11:00 pm 

DuSable to Obama: 



Simon Schama’s 

Rough Crossings 





Unforgivable Blackness: 

The Rise & Fall of Jack Johnson 



Crips & Bloods – Made in America 


Clinton 12 


Scarred Justice: 

The Orangeburg Massacre 1968 


Underground 

Railroad: The 

William Still 

Story 

Monday, 

February 6 

at 10:00 pm 

2012 FEBRUARY 7

Monday-Friday Mornings 

6:00 Word Girl 

6:30 Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman 

7:00 Arthur 

7:30 Martha Speaks 

8:00 Curious George 

8:30 The Cat in the Hat Knows 

a Lot About That! 

9:00 Super Why! 

9:30 Dinosaur Train 

10:00 Sesame Street 

11:00 Word World 

11:30 Sid the Science Kid 

Afternoons 

12:00 Clifford 

12:30 Caillou 

1:00 (M-W-F) Word World 

(Tu-Th) Barney 

1:30 (M-Th) Super Why! 

(F) Thomas & Friends 

2:00 (M-Th) Dinosaur Train 

(F) Bob the Builder 

2:30 (M-Th) Martha Speaks 

(F) Angelina Ballerina 

The Next Steps 

3 : 0 0 The Cat in the Hat Knows 

a Lot About That! 

(F) Friday Palooza 

3:30 (M-Th) Curious George 



4:00 (M-Th) Arthur 


4:30 (M-Th) Arthur 


5:00 (M-Th) Wild Kratts 

(F) WTTW Kids Picks 

5:30 (M-Th) Electric Company 

(F) WTTW Kids Picks 

saturday Mornings 

6:30 Barney & Friends 

7:00 Caillou 

7:30 Angelina Ballerina 

The Next Steps 

8:00 Arthur 

8:30 Wild Kratts 

9:00 Bob the Builder 

9:30 Thomas & Friends 

sunday Mornings 

5:00 Maya & Miguel 

5:30 Wild Animal Baby Explorers 

6:00 Betsy’s KinderGarten 

Adventures 

6:30 Sid The Science Kid 

7:00 Dinosaur Train 

7:30 The Cat in the Hat 

Knows a Lot About That! 

8:00 Curious George 

8:30 Martha Speaks 

9:00 Cyberchase 

9:30 Word Girl 

10:00 Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman 

10:30 Electric Company 

swings 

into 

action: 

Mondays 

through 

Fridays at 

8:00 am; 

Mondays 

through 

Thursdays 

at 3:30 pm; 

and Sundays 

at 8:00 am. 

McGann, participants set out 

to write, rehearse, and perfect 

a short stand-up comedy set 

in front of an audience, all 

while documentary cameras 

follow. Hosted by WGN’s 

Ana Belaval. Featured in this 

episode: Val Warner (co-host 

of ABC7’s Windy City Live). 

9:00 Michael Feinstein’s 

American Songbook: Time 

Machines This episode 

explores how technology has 

preserved – and altered – the 

way we think about the great 

songs and singers of the 

past. On a coast-to-coast 

tour, Michael Feinstein 

introduces us to soundies 

(the original music videos), 

the historic building where 

“jam sessions” were born 

(and still hosts after-hours 

gigs), and an eclectic array of 

performers and collectors who 

help keep the music alive. 

10:00 The HistoryMakers: An 

Evening with Valerie 

Simpson The iconic songwriter-performer, 

half of the 

acclaimed Ashford & Simpson 

R&B duo, is interviewed by 

award-winning journalist Gwen 

Ifill at an event taped recently 

at Northwestern University 

School of Law in Chicago. 

11:00 Washington Week 


Saturday 4 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Nightly Business Report 

12:30 Chicago Tonight: The 

Week in Review with 

Joel Weisman [R] 




Palin: Leaping Tigers, 

Naked Nagas See Thurs. 

Feb. 2 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 Independent Lens: Daisy 

Bates – First Lady of 

Little Rock See Thurs. 

Feb. 2 at 10:00 pm. [R] 

4:30 Rick Steves’ Europe: 

Greece’s Peloponnese 




5:30 Al Jazeera English Hour 

MORNING 


MORNING 



Eugene, OR (Part 2 of 3) See 

Mon. Jan. 30 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

11:00 Burt Wolf: Travels & 

Traditions – The Great 

Rivers of Europe, Cochem 

to Luxembourg 

11:30 Wisconsin Foodie 

AFTERNOON 

12:00 Cook’s Country from 

America’s Test Kitchen: 

Retro Desserts 

12:30 Joanne Weir’s Cooking 

Confidence: Flavor Fiesta 

1:00 Essential Pepin: 

Vegetable Bounty 

1:30 Simply Ming: Julio Bermejo/ 

Cooking with Spirits 

2:00 America’s Test Kitchen 

from Cook’s Illustrated: 

Dutch Oven Classics 



Pasta, Please 

3:00 Hubert Keller: Secrets 

of a Chef – Ceviche 

Around the World 

3:30 MEXICO – One Plate at a 

Time with Rick Bayless: 

Presenting – World-Class 

Wines of Baja Baja California 

Norte produces many gold 

medal-winning wines. Rick 

takes us on a tour of the 

region along with renowned 

winemaker and visionary 

Hugo d’Acosta, founder of 

La Escuelita, a nonprofit 

winemaking school. 

4:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals: 

One-Pot Asian Meals 

with Ming Tsai 

4:30 Check, Please! Zealous/ 

Burt’s Place/Restaurant 

Sarajevo [R] 


Copenhagen 

5:30 This Old House: Bedford 

Project (Part 15 of 16) 

EVENING 

6:00 Ask This Old House: 

Upgrading Electrical 

Service/Attracting Butterflies 

6:30 McLaughlin Group 

7:00 As Time Goes By 

7:30 Keeping Up Appearances 

8:00 Doc Martin: City Slickers 

The Oakwoods, a family of 

city slickers seeking a new life 

by the sea, set out to disrupt 

the tranquility of Portwenn, 

managing to gatecrash an 

intimate dinner Louisa has 

prepared for her and Martin. 

9:00 Saturday Night Movie: 

Local Hero In this quirky 

comedy, an American oil 

company sends a man 

(Peter Riegert) to Scotland 

to buy up an entire village 

where they want to build a 

refinery. But things don’t go 

as expected. Also starring 

Burt Lancaster. (1983/Color) 

11:00 Masterpiece Classic: 

Downton Abbey, Series 

Two (Part 4 of 7) [R] 

Sunday 5 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Doctor Who Special: End 

of Time (Part 1) [R] 


Eugene, OR (Part 2 of 3) [R] 

2:00 American Masters: Sam

2012 FEBRUARY 9


Rob James-Collier as Thomas 

Masterpiece Classic: 

Downton Abbey, 

Series Two 

(Parts 5, 6, and 7) 

Join us for the three concluding 

episodes of the second season of 

the popular miniseries from the BBC, 

telling the compelling story of the 

noble Crawley family and the staff who 

serve them, and how they – and their 

well-ordered world – are irrevocably 

changed by the events of World War I. 

Starring Hugh Bonneville, Dame Maggie 

Smith, and Elizabeth McGovern. Laura 

Linney hosts. 

Sunday, February 5, 12, 

19, 8:00 pm 

Cooke – Crossing Over See 

Thurs. Feb. 2 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

3:00 Nature: Wolverine – Chasing 

the Phantom See Wed. 

Feb. 1 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

4:00 NOVA: Ice Age Death 

Trap See Wed. Feb. 

1 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

MORNING 

5:00-11:00 WTTW Kids 

11:00 Moyers & Company 

AFTERNOON 

12:00 Need to Know 

12:30 Lidia’s Italy in America: 

From Coast to Coast – Three 

Favorite Pastas in America 

1:00 Check, Please! Zealous/ 

Burt’s Place/Restaurant 

Sarajevo [R] 

1:30 Cuisine Culture: Jeff and 

Chris Galvin – London 

2:00 Reagan of Illinois The 

premiere of a new musical 

work by Dr. David Holesinger. 

This concert features the 

Dixon Municipal Band, 

Eureka Chamber Choir, 

Rockford Lutheran Civic 

Chorale, River Choir, and the 

Dixon High School Choir. 

3:00 Globalization at the 

Crossroads with 


Hernando de Soto [R] 

4:00 Greetings from 

Forgotten Florida [R] 

5:00 30 Good Minutes: Hard 

Wired for Compassion 

Guest: Joan Chittister, 

Executive Director of 

BenetVision – Erie, PA. 

5:30 Smart Travels – Europe 

with Rudy Maxa: Bath 

and South Wales 

EVENING 

6:00 Doc Martin: City Slickers See 

Sat. Feb. 4 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

7:00 Masterpiece Classic: 




Downton Abbey, Series Two 

(Part 5 of 7) As the war nears 

its end, Downton’s aristocrats 

and servants put their lives 

back together. Mary and Sir 

Richard go estate hunting. A 

mysterious wounded officer 

makes a shocking revelation. 




9:57 Doctor Who Special: 

End of Time (Part 2) 

11:10 Chicago Stand-Up Project 

See Fri. Feb. 3 at 8:30 pm. [R] 

11:38 Live From the Artists Den 

Monday 6 

EARLY MORNING 

12:35 Austin City Limits: Wilco 

Modern rock band Wilco 

performs tunes from its 

album The Whole Love. 

1:32 Sun Studio Sessions: Nicole 

Atkins Nicole and her band 

rock and roll through several 

songs, including “Cry, Cry, 

Cry” and “Vultures.” 

2:02 Michael Feinstein’s American 

Songbook: Time Machines 

See Fri. Feb. 3 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

3:00 The HistoryMakers: An 

Evening with Valerie 

Simpson See Fri. Feb. 

3 at 10:00 pm. [R] 

4:00 Reagan of Illinois See Sun. 

Feb. 5 at 2:00 pm. [R] 

5:00 Victory Garden: 

Celebrate the Earth 

5:30 P. Allen Smith’s Garden 

Home: The Food Show 



EVENING 




Eugene, OR (Part 3 of 3) 

Highlights include a playful 

pair of beautifully preserved 

tin toys: a circa 1938 Marx 

car and a battery powered 

dump truck; a circa 1861 

Civil War cavalry guidon 

that may have been used in 

the Battle of Shiloh; and the 

“guardian of Venice,” a 1960 

jeweled gold moretto valued 

at $40,000 to $60,000. 


Houston (Part 3 of 3) 

Highlights include a magical 

collection of Wedgwood 

Fairyland Lustreware; a gold 

charm that once belonged to 

Lucille Ball; and a romantic 

English Regency rosewood 

settee that makes the appraiser 

swoon as he declares 

an estimated value of $9,500. 

10:00 Underground Railroad: The 

William Still Story The story 

of William Still, one of the 

most important yet unheralded 

individuals of the Underground 

Railroad. The film details the 

accounts of black abolitionists, 

who had everything at stake 

as they helped fugitives follow 

the North Star to Canada. 



Tuesday 7 

EARLY MORNING 






Two (Part 5 of 7) See Sun. 

Feb. 5 at 8:00 pm. [R] 



Mon. Feb. 6 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

4:30 Smart Travels – Europe 

with Rudy Maxa: Bath 

and South Wales [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Freedom Riders: American 

Experience From May 

until November 1961, more 

than 400 black and white 

Americans risked their lives 

for simply traveling together 

on buses and trains as they 

journeyed through the Deep 

South. Deliberately violating 

Jim Crow laws, the Freedom 

Riders met with bitter racism 

and mob violence, sorely testing 

their belief in nonviolent 

activism. This is the powerful, 

harrowing, and ultimately inspirational 

story of six months 

that changed America forever. 

10:00 Frontline 



Wednesday 8 

EARLY MORNING 





Houston (Part 3 of 3) See 

Alan Gilbert 

Mon. Feb. 6 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 Underground Railroad: The 

William Still Story See Mon. 

Feb. 6 at 10:00 pm. [R] 

4:30 Chicago Stand-Up 

Project [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Nature: Raccoon Nation 

Are we, in an effort to 

outwit raccoons, actually 

making them smarter and 

unwittingly contributing to 

their evolutionary success? 

Are the ever more complex 

obstacles that our fast-paced 

urban world throws at them 

actually pushing the development 

of raccoon brains? 

9:00 NOVA: Separating Twins 

After two years battling for 

life, a pair of Siamese twin 

girls joined at the head are 

ready for a series of delicate 

operations, which will prepare 

them for the ultimate challenge: 

a marathon separation 

surgery that will allow them 

to live truly separate lives. 

10:00 Inside Nature’s Giants: Big 

Cats The experts dissect 

a lion and a tiger. From the 

outside, the two look very 

different, but once their 

skins are removed, even the 

experts find it hard to tell 

them apart. Biologist Simon 

Watt comes face to face with 

a liger – a cross between a 

lion and a tiger – proof of 

the two species’ similarity. 



Thursday 9 

EARLY MORNING 





Experience See Tues. 

Feb. 7 at 8:00 pm. [R] 





EVENING 




Palin: Bhutan to the Bay 

of Bengal (Part 6 of 6) 

See Feb. 2 at 8:00 pm. 

9:00 American Masters: Marvin 

Gaye – What’s Going On 

A great, enduring figure of 

American music, Marvin Gaye 

combined gospel, rhythm 

and blues, soul and jazz 

to create his own intimate

style. The program includes 

extensive performance 

footage and insight from Mary 

Wilson, Smokey Robinson, 

Gladys Knight, and Mos 

Def, among many others. 

10:00 Independent Lens: The Black 

Power Mixtape – 1967-1975 

This documentary examines 

the evolution of the Black 

Power Movement in the 

African-American community 

and Diaspora from 1967 to 

1975. Combining fresh and 

candid 16mm footage that had 

lain undiscovered for the past 

30 years with contemporary 

audio interviews from leading 

African-American artists, 

activists, musicians, and 

scholars, this film looks at 

the people, society, culture, 

and style that fueled an era 

of convulsive change. 


Friday 10 

EARLY MORNING 





3:00 Frontline [R] 

4:00 NOVA: Separating Twins See 

Wed. Feb. 8 at 9:00 pm. [R] 




EVENING 






Presenting – World-Class 

Wines of Baja See Sat. 

Feb. 4 at 3:30 pm. [R] 

8:00 Check, Please! Nana 

Organic/Drawing 

Room/I Monelli 


Project Featured in this 

episode: Jarrett Payton 

(son of Walter Payton). 


American Songbook: Lost 

and Found This episode 

reveals Feinstein’s discovery of 

an undocumented, unknown 

song by one of the giants of 

American popular music, and 

follows his quest to verify its 

authenticity. Along the way, 

he persuades Broadway 

composer and lyricist Jerry 

Herman to teach him an 

unpublished, unrecorded 

song that’s never been heard 

prior to this broadcast. 

10:00 Music and Message of 

Curtis Mayfield and the 

Impressions This program 

tells the incredible Mayfield/ 

Impressions story through 

interviews as well as 22 

complete performances from 

The Impressions and Curtis 

Mayfield’s solo career, filmed 

between 1965 and 1973. 

11:00 Washington Week 


Saturday 11 

EARLY MORNING 








Palin: Bhutan to the Bay 

of Bengal (Part 6 of 6) [R] 

3:30 American Masters: Marvin 

Gaye – What’s Going On See 



Copenhagen [R] 





MORNING 


MORNING 




Mon. Feb. 6 at 8:00 pm. [R] 


Traditions – Artcops 


AFTERNOON 



Family Favorites 

12:30 Joanne Weir’s 

Cooking Confidence: 

Swimming Upstream 


Family Favorites 

1:30 Simply Ming: Jamie 

Bissonnette/Breaking 

Down a Chicken 



Asian Favorites at Home 

2:30 America’s Test Kitchen from 

Cook’s Illustrated: A Slow 

and Easy Thanksgiving 

3:00 Hubert Keller: Secrets of a 

Chef – Beef Bourguignon 



Eat Like a Local in Los 

Cabos Ever travel to a tourist 

mecca and wonder what 

the locals eat? Rick joins his 

pal Hugo to find the best 

Mexican food in Los Cabos. 


Carnivores Unite! 



Room/I Monelli [R] 


Denmark, Beyond 

Copenhagen 

5:30 This Old House: Bedford 


EVENING 

6:00 Ask This Old House: 

Staining a Cedar Fence/ 

Installing Window Boxes 




8:00 Doc Martin: The Admirer 

Louisa Glasson is furious 

to discover she has a rival 

for Doc Martin’s affections: 

glamorous divorcee and 

hotel owner Carrie Wilson. 

Can Louisa contain her 

jealously and claim Martin 

as her man before Carrie’s 

flirty tactics take effect? 

8:50 Saturday Night Movie: One 

Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest 




Sunday 12 

EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Doctor Who Special: End 

of Time (Part 2) [R] 


Eugene, OR (Part 3 of 3) [R] 

2:30 Nature: Raccoon Nation See 

Wed. Feb. 8 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 Independent Lens: The 

Black Power Mixtape – 

1967-1975 See Thurs. 

Feb. 9 at 10:00 pm. [R] 

MORNING 



AFTERNOON 



Kansas City and New 

Orleans – Italian Father’s Day 




1:30 Proclamation of Hope This 

original symphonic multimedia 

concert by Grammy 

Award-winning pianist, 

composer, and jazz legend 

Ramsey Lewis celebrates the 

life and legacy of perhaps 

our greatest U.S. President, 

Abraham Lincoln. Taped at 

the John F. Kennedy Center 

for the Performing Arts in 

Washington D.C., Mr. Lewis 

is joined by a 22-piece 

orchestra and vocalist Dee 

Alexander, and the program 

is augmented by stunning 

historical images that serve to 

inspire reflection and hope. 


Experience [R] 

5:00 30 Good Minutes: One 

God (Part 1 of 3) Guest: 

Sherre Hirsch, Rabbi and 

author, Los Angeles. 

5:30 Jail, No Bail A tribute to the 

50th anniversary of the sit-in 

that introduced a new protest 

strategy and turned the tables 

on the establishment, while at 

the same time reinvigorating 


Jack Nicholson 

Saturday Night Movie: 

One Flew Over the 

Cuckoo’s Nest 

Upon arrival at a mental institution, 

a brash rebel (Jack Nicholson) rallies 

the patients together to take on the 

oppressive Nurse Ratched (Louise 

Fletcher), a woman who is more a 

dictator than a nurse. Based on Ken 

Kesey’s novel of the same name, and 

winner of the Academy Award for Best 

Picture and Best Director for Milos 

Forman. Nicholson and Fletcher were 

Oscar winners as well. (1975/Color) 


8:50 pm 

Laurence Fishburne narrates 

Slavery by 

Another Name 

Using archival photographs, dramatic 

re-enactments, and interviews with 

leading scholars of the period, this 

documentary challenges one of 

America’s most cherished assumptions: 

the belief that slavery in this country 

ended with Abraham Lincoln’s 

Emancipation Proclamation of 1863. 

This is the harrowing story of how in the 

South, even as chattel slavery came 

to an end, new forms of involuntary 

servitude, including convict leasing, 

debt slavery, and peonage, took its 

place with shocking force. 

Monday, February 13, 

9:00 pm 

2012 FEBRUARY 11


Ameena Matthews, Violence 

Interrupter 

Frontline: 

The Interrupters 

This documentary from Kartemquin 

Films tells the moving and surprising 

stories of three Violence Interrupters, 

who have credibility on the streets 

because of their own personal histories, 

as they intervene in conflicts before 

they explode into violence and cost 

lives in their Chicago communities. 

Shot over the course of a year, the film 

captures a period in Chicago when 

it became a national symbol for the 

violence in our cities. 

Tuesday, February 14, 

8:00 pm 

Director Shukree Tilghman 



Shukree Hassan Tilghman, a 29-yearold 

African American filmmaker, is on a 

cross-country campaign to end Black 

History Month. This tongue-in-cheek 

treatment of history tells us about race 

and equality in a “post-racial” America. 

Thursday, February 16, 

9:30 pm 


the Civil Rights movement 

nationally. The program also 

honors the “Friendship Nine” 

and the bold stand the men 

took in the face of extreme 

injustice. Narrated by awardwinning 

actor Keith David. 

EVENING 

6:00 Doc Martin: The Admirer See 

Sat. Feb. 11 at 8:00 pm. [R] 






(Part 6 of 7) The Spanish flu 

strikes Downton, disrupting 

one match, hastening another, 

and transforming the fortunes 

of all. Mary, Sybil and Robert 

each confront a moment of 

truth. Anna and Bates know 

a moment of happiness. 

10:00 Doctor Who: The 

Eleventh Hour 

11:00 Chicago Stand-Up 

Project See Fri. Feb. 

10 at 8:30 pm. [R] 


Monday 13 

EARLY MORNING 

12:30 Austin City Limits: Jimmy 

Cliff Reggae legend Jimmy 

Cliff performs his greatest 

hits and songs from 

his album Existence. 

1:30 Sun Studio Sessions: 

Homemade Jamz Blues 

Band Teenage siblings from 

Tupelo, Mississippi wow with 

stunning performances including 

“Burned Down the House” 

and “Voo Doo Woman.” 


American Songbook: 

Lost and Found See Fri. 

Feb. 10 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

3:00 Music and Message of 

Curtis Mayfield and the 

Impressions See Fri. Feb. 

10 at 10:00 pm. [R] 


Big Cats See Wed. Feb. 

8 at 10:00 pm. [R] 

5:00 Victory Garden: Edible 


Home: Entry with Impact 



EVENING 




Pittsburgh (Part 1 of 3) 

Highlights include intimate 

correspondence between 

Cole Porter and actor Monty 

Woolley; a circa 1920 silk 

Kashan rug; and one of 

the best flea market finds 

of all time: a 17th-century 

Chinese rhinoceros horn cup, 

purchased for $1 and valued 

at $350,000 to $450,000! 

9:00 Slavery by Another Name 

10:30 Not in Our Town: Class 

Actions This program 

features three stories of 

students and their communities 

standing together 

to stop hate and bullying. 



Tuesday 14 

EARLY MORNING 







Feb. 12 at 8:00 pm. [R] 


Project [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Frontline: The Interrupters 

10:00 TBA 



Wednesday 15 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Slavery by Another 

Name See Mon. Feb. 

13 at 9:00 pm. [R] 


Pittsburgh (Part 1 of 3) See 

Mon. Feb. 13 at 8:00 pm. [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Nature: The Himalayas The 

Himalayan mountain system is 

the planet’s highest and home 

to the world’s highest peaks. 

Nature explores the diversity 

of wildlife and habitats of this 

mountain chain starring the 

mysterious snow leopard. 

9:00 NOVA: Extreme Cave Diving 

Follow the charismatic Dr. 

Kenny Broad as he dives 

into Blue Holes – underwater 

caves that formed during 

the last ice age when sea 

level was nearly 400 feet 

below what it is today. Broad 

investigates the hidden history 

of Earth’s climate as revealed 

by finds in this spectacularly 

beautiful “alternate universe.” 

10:00 Cave People of the 

Himalaya Dr. Mark Aldenerfer, 

self-proclaimed landlubber, is 

not happy performing aerial 

acrobatics, but he’s doing 

it for science, while seventime 

Everest climber, Pete 

Athans, belays him. They’re 

on a mission, set within the 

world’s highest mountains, 

to find ancient mummies and 

uncover secrets that have 

been hidden in these cliff-top 

graves for thousands of years. 



Thursday 16 

EARLY MORNING 





Pittsburgh (Part 1 of 3) [R] 

3:30 Proclamation of Hope See 

Sun. Feb. 12 at 1:30 pm. [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 DuSable to Obama: 


WTTW’s original documentary 

celebrates the remarkable 

history of African-Americans 

in Chicago. From the arrival of 

Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable 

to make his home in what 

would later become our city, 

to the groundbreaking election 

of Chicago’s first black 

mayor Harold Washington, to 

Chicagoan Barack Obama’s 

triumphant ascent to the 

Presidency in 2008, this film 

tells the inspiring stories of the 

eminent and the unsung – the 

everyday African-Americans 

who have helped to mold 

the city through politics, 

culture, and business. 

9:30 Independent Lens: 

More Than a Month 

10:30 In the Life 



Friday 17 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Nature: The Himalayas See 

Wed. Feb. 15 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 NOVA: Extreme Cave 

Diving See Wed. Feb. 

15 at 9:00 pm. [R] 







EVENING 

6:00 PBS NewsHour





Eat Like a Local in Los 

Cabos See Sat. Feb. 

11 at 3:30 pm. [R] 


Compilation Show 


Project Featured in this 

episode: Lana Jewelry 

designer Lana Bramlette. 


American Songbook: Saloon 

Singer While keeping up his 

own busy schedule of live performances, 

Feinstein delves 

into the history of nightclub 

entertainment, from the Cotton 

Club in Harlem to Sinatra’s 

Rat Pack, and talks to some 

pioneers of the form, such 

as Rose Marie (she “opened” 

Las Vegas in the 1940s) and 

the poet and author Maya 

Angelou, who once made 

her living doing a calypso 

club act in San Francisco. 

10:00 Frontline: The Interrupters 

See Tues. Feb. 14 

at 8:00 pm. [R] 


EARLY MORNING 

12:00 BBC World News 

12:30 Washington Week 







3:30 Cave People of the 

Himalaya See Wed. Feb. 

15 at 10:00 pm. [R] 


Denmark, Beyond 

Copenhagen [R] 





MORNING 




Mon. Feb. 13 at 8:00 pm. [R] 


Traditions – The Great 

Rivers of Europe: 

Nuremberg to Linz 


AFTERNOON 



Not Just for Kids 


Confidence: Italian 

Love Affair 


All Puffed Up 

1:30 Simply Ming: Damian 

D’Silva/Authentic 

Singapore Cuisine 



Southern Fare, Reinvented 



A Latin Celebration 

3:00 Hubert Keller: Secrets of 

a Chef – Seafood Sliders 



From Lobster to Chocolate 

Clams: A Delicious Feast 

in Magdalena Bay Rick and 

local guide Luis Garduno of 

REDTours venture out on a 

skiff to learn about sustainable 

fishing on Magdalena Bay, 

and watch as clam divers haul 

up the local chocolate clams 

from the bottom of the bay. 


Appetizers for Dinner 


Compilation Show [R] 


Istanbul 

5:30 This Old House: Barrington 


EVENING 

6:00 Ask This Old House: Reusing 

Water from a Washing 

Machine/Maintaining 

Small Gasoline Engines 




8:00 Doc Martin: The Holly Bears 

a Prickle Doc Martin and 

Louisa are finally going on 

their first date. However, in 

typical fashion, the clumsy 

doctor manages to ruin the 

moment with an inappropriate 

remark, and Louisa ends their 

affair, leaving Martin shell 

shocked. But there’s one more 

chance to redeem himself. 

9:00 Smothered: The Censorship 

Struggles of The Smothers 







Sunday 19 

EARLY MORNING 


Eleventh Hour 

2:00 DuSable to Obama: 

Chicago’s Black 

Metropolis See Thurs. 

Feb. 16 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 Independent Lens: More 

Than a Month See Thurs. 

Feb. 16 at 9:30 pm. [R] 

4:30 Jail, No Bail See Sun. 

Feb. 12 at 5:30 pm. [R] 

MORNING 



AFTERNOON 



California – Pasta: The 

Ultimate Showcase 



1:30 Cuisine Culture: Jean-Denis 

Rieubland – Nice, France 2H 

2:00 U.S. Health Care: The Good 

News One small community 

in the Colorado oil patch near 

the Utah border delivers the 

highest value-for-the-money 

health care in the United 

States, and in the process 

covers nearly everyone in 

town. How do they do it? 

Could other communities do 

it, too? Correspondent T.R. 

Reid interviews health policy 

experts at the Dartmouth 

Institute before heading to 

Colorado and other places in 

the U.S. where doctors and 

hospitals are working hard 

to provide excellent health 

care at reasonable cost. 

3:00 TBA 

4:00 Doc Martin: The Holly 

Bears a Prickle See Sat. 

Feb. 18 at 8:00 pm. [R] 



Eboo Patel, Founder and 

President of Interfaith 

Youth Core, Chicago. 

5:30 Chicago Stories: Harlem 

Globetrotters The story of 

five African-American athletes 

from the South Side and 

their Jewish manager 

from the North Side…who 

together launched an 

international sensation. 

Hosted by John Callaway. 

EVENING 






(Part 7 of 7) In the season 

finale, the family gathers at 

Downton Abbey for Christmas. 


Beast Below 

10:45 Doctor Who Confidential: 

All About the Girl 



17 at 8:30 pm. [R] 


Monday 20 

EARLY MORNING 

12:30 Austin City Limits: Steve 

Martin/Sarah Jarosz 

Comedian Martin picks up his 

banjo with the Steep Canyon 

Rangers for new tunes in the 

old bluegrass tradition. And 

young Texan Jarosz rewrites 

the bluegrass rules with her 

original songs and style. 

1:30 Sun Studio Sessions: Ha 

Ha Tonka Named for a state 

park in their native Ozarks, 

Ha Ha Tonka blend indie rock 

with traditional Americana 

in a lively stage show. 


Tommy Smothers 

Smothered: The 

Censorship Struggles 

of The Smothers 


With a young and brash stable of 

writers and performers, including Steve 

Martin and Rob Reiner, The Smothers 

Brothers Comedy Hour brought an 

edgy new brand of political comedy to 

the airwaves for three seasons in the 

late 1960s. When they were fired in 

1969, brothers Tom and Dick Smothers 

took on their network, CBS, in the 

courts...and, in a remarkable 

David vs. Goliath battle, won. 

Saturday, February 18, 

9:00 pm 

Bill Clinton 

Clinton: 


(in 2 parts) 

From draft dodging to the Dayton 

Accords, from Monica Lewinsky to 

a balanced budget, the presidency 

of William Jefferson Clinton veered 

between sordid scandal and grand 

achievement. This new twopart 

film recounts a career full of 

accomplishment and rife with scandal, 

a marriage that would make history and 

create controversy, and a presidency 

that would define the crucial and 

transformative period between the fall 

of the Berlin Wall and 9/11. 


9:00 pm and Tuesday, 

February 21, 8:00 pm 

2012 FEBRUARY 13

See page 6 for highlights and to learn more about how to watch 

WTTW 11 (11–1), WTTW Prime (11–2), and WTTW Create (11–3). 

Primetime Grid 

6:00 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: Wolverine - Chasing the Phantom NOVA: Ice Age Death Trap Inside Nature’s Giants: Great White Sharks 

11-2 Burt Wolf Burt Wolf Check, Please! Mexico - R. Bayless This Old House Hour Globe Trekker Chicago Tonight 

1 

WED 

11-3 America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy Chef John Besh Sara’s Weeknight … Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Garden Smart Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Himalaya with Michael Palin American Masters: Sam Cooke Independent Lens: Daisy Bates 

11-2 Todd English Cusine Culture Antiques Roadshow Masterpiece Mystery: Inspector Lewis and the Moonbeam Kiss Travelscope Chicago Tonight 


2 

THU 

11-3 Essential Pepin Burt Wolf Cuisine Culture Mexico - R. Bayless Globe Trekker The Victory Garden Woodwright’s Shop Woodturning Workshop Glass with Vicki Payne 

11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Mexico - R. Bayless Check, Please! Chicago Stand-Up … Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook The HistoryMakers: Valerie Simpson 

11-2 My Generation McLaughlin Group Moyers & Company Washington Week Inside Washington BBC Newsnight Need to Know The Week in Review Tavis Smiley 

3 

FRI 

11-3 Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy in America Ciao Italia New Scandinavian … Rick Steves’ Europe Grannies on Safari P. Allen Smith This Old House Rough Cut Around the House 

11-1 Ask This Old House McLaughlin Group As Time Goes By Keeping Up App … Doc Martin Saturday Night Movie: Local Hero 

11-2 Masterpiece Mystery: Inspector Lewis (5:30) African American Lives African American Lives African American Lives African American Lives 

4 

SAT 

11-3 Rachel’s Favorite Food Christina Cooks Katie Brown Workshop Cook’s Country Sara’s Weeknight … Katie Brown Workshop Primal Grill Coastal Cooking Katie Brown Workshop Barbecue University 

11-1 Doc Martin Downton Abbey, Series Two (Part 4 of 7) Downton Abbey, Series Two (Part 5 of 7) Downton Abbey, Series Two (Part 5 of 7) Doctor Who 

11-2 Movie: Witness for the Prosecution (5:00) History Deetectives Frontline Black in Latin America Black in Latin America 

5 

SUN 

11-3 America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy in America Chef John Besh Sara’s Weeknight … Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope P. Allen Smith Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow Underground Railroad: The William Still Story 

11-2 Rick Steves Rick Steves NOVA: 3D Spies of WWII Nature: Kangaroo Zoo Doctor Who Chicago Tonight 

6 

MON 

11-3 Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy in America Ciao Italia New Scandinavian … Rick Steves’ Europe Grannies Garden Smart This Old House Rough Cut Around the House 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight American Experience: Freedom Riders Frontline 

11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Wild!: Penguin Invasion Doc Martin Hustle Chicago Tonight 

7 

TUE 

11-3 Essential Pepin Burt Wolf Ciusine Culture Mexico - R. Bayless Globe Trekker The Victory Garden The Woodwright’s Shop Woodturning Workshop Growing Bolder 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: Raccoon Nation NOVA: Separating Twins Inside Nature’s Giants: Big Cats 


8 

WED 

11-3 America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy Chef John Besh Sara’s Weeknight … Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Garden Smart Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Himalaya with Michael Palin American Masters: Marvin Gaye Independent Lens: The Black Power Mixtape 

11-2 Todd English Cusine Culture Antiques Roadshow Masterpiece Mystery: Inspector Lewis - Music to Die For Chicago Stand-Up Chicago Tonight 

9 

THU 

11-3 Essential Pepin Burt Wolf Cuisine Culture Mexico - R. Bayless Globe Trekker The Victory Garden Woodwright’s Shop Woodturning Workshop Growing Bolder 

11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Mexico - R. Bayless Check, Please! Chicago Stand-Up … Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook Music and Message of Curtis Mayfield … 


10 

FRI 

11-3 Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy in America Ciao Italia New Scandinavian … Rick Steves’ Europe Grannies on Safari P. Allen Smith This Old House Rough Cut Around the House 

11-1 Ask This Old House McLaughlin Group As Time Goes By Keeping Up App … Doc Martin Saturday Night Movie: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (8:50) 

11-2 Masterpiece Mystery: Inspector Lewis (5:30) NOVA: Bombing Hitler’s Dams Lost & Found: The Legacy of the USS Lagarto American Masters: Marvin Gaye 

11 

SAT 

11-3 Katie Brown Workshop Smart Travels Burt Wolf Bake Decorate Christina Cooks Katie Brown Workshop Smart Travels Katie Brown Workshop Baking with Julia Baking with Julia 

11-1 Doc Martin Downton Abbey, Series Two (Part 5 of 7) Downton Abbey, Series Two (Part 6 of 7) Doctor Who 

11-2 Movie: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (4:30) History Deetectives Frontline Black in Latin America Black in Latin America 

12 

SUN 

11-3 America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy Chef John Besh Sara’s Weeknight … Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope P. Allen Smith Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow Slavery by Another Name Not in Our Town 

11-2 Rick Steves Rick Steves NOVA: Mystery of a Masterpiece Nature: Broken Tail Doctor Who Chicago Tonight 

13 

MON 

11-3 Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy in America Ciao Italia New Scandinavian … Rick Steves’ Europe Grannies Garden Smart This Old House Rough Cut Around the House 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Frontline: The Interrupters To be announced 

11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Wild!: Peculiar Primates Doc Martin Hustle Chicago Tonight 

14 

TUE 


11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: The Himalayas NOVA: Extreme Cave Diving Cave People of the Himalaya 


15 

WED 

11-3 America’s Test Kitchen Lidia’s Italy Chef John Besh Sara’s Weeknight … Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Garden Smart Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop

6:00 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 8:00 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight DuSable to Obama: Chicago’s Black Metropolis Independent Lens: More Than a Month In the Life 

11-2 Todd English Cusine Culture Antiques Roadshow Masterpiece Mystery: Inspector Lewis - Life Born of Fire Chicago Stand-Up Chicago Tonight 

16 

THU 


11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Mexico - R. Bayless Check, Please! Chicago Stand-Up … Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook Frontline: The Interrupters 


17 

FRI 

11-3 Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy in America Ciao Italia New Scandinavina … Rick Steves’ Europe Grannies P. Allen Smith This Old House Rough Cut Around the House 

11-1 Ask This Old House McLaughlin Group As Time Goes By Keeping Up App… Doc Martin Smothereed: The Censorship Struggles of the Smothers Brother’s … Check, Please! 

11-2 Masterpiece Mystery: Inspector Lewis (5:30) DuSable to Obama: Chicago’s Black Metropolis Simon Schama’s Rough Crossing Independent Lens: More Than a Month 

18 

SAT 

11-3 Chef John Besh Taste of Louisiana Barbecue University Endless Feast Coastal Cooking Nick Stellino Chef John Besh Taste of Louisiana Chefs A’ Field Barbecue University 

11-1 Downton Abbey, Series Two (Part 6 of 7) Downton Abbey, Series Two (Part 7 of 7) Doctor Who 

11-2 Movie: Local Hero (5:00) History Detectives Frontline: The Interrupters Frontline: Crips and Bloods - Made in America 

19 

SUN 

11-3 Cook’s Country Lidia’s Italy in America Chef John Besh Sara’s Weekend … Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope P. Allen Smith Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow American Experience: Clinton (Part 1 of 2) 

11-2 Rick Steves Rick Steves NOVA: Ice Age Death Trap Nature: Fortress of the Bears Doctor Who Chicago Tonight 

20 

MON 

11-3 Simply Ming Lidia’s Itlay in America Ciao Italia New Scandinavian … Rick Steves’ Europe Grannies Garden Smart This Old House Rough Cut Around the House 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight American Experience: Clinton (Part 2 of 2) Frontline 

11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Wild!: Elephants Doc Martin Hustle Chicago Tonight 

21 

TUE 

11-3 Essential Pepin Burt Wolf Cuisine Culture Mexico - R. Bayless Globe Trekker The Victory Garden The Woodwright’s Shop Woodturning Workshop Growing Bolder 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: Ocean Giants - Giant Lives/Deep Thinkers/Voices of the Sea 


22 

WED 

11-3 Cook’s Country Lidia’s Italy in America Chef John Besh Sara’s Weeknight … Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Garden Smart Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nixon’s the One: The ’68 Election POV: Racing Dreams Chicago Stories 

11-2 Todd English Cusine Culture Antiques Roadshow Masterpiece Mystery: Inspector Lewis - The Great and the Good Chicago Stand-Up Chicago Tonight 

23 

THU 


11-1 PBS NewsHour The Week in Review Mexico - R. Bayless Check, Please! Chicago Stand-Up … Great Performances: Memphis 


24 

FRI 

11-3 Simply Ming Lidia’s Italy in America Ciao Italia New Scandinavinan … Rick Steves’ Europe Grannies P. Allen Smith This Old House Rough Cut Around the House 

11-1 Ask This Old House McLaughlin Group As Time Goes By Keeping Up App… Doc Martin Viewer’s Choice Special 

11-2 Masterpiece Mystery: Inspector Lewis (5:30) American Experience: Clinton (Part 1) American Experience: Clinton (Part 2) 

25 

SAT 

11-3 Globe Trekker (5:30) Art Wolfe Taste of Louisian Travelscope Art Wolf Grannies Todd English Taste of Louisiana Globe Trekker 

11-1 Downton Abbey, Series Two (Part 7 of 7) Masterpeice Classic: The Old Curiosity Shop Check, Please! Doctor Who 

11-2 Movie: Run Silent, Run Deep (5:30) History Detectives Frontline Clinton 12 Scarred Justice: The Orangeburg Massacre 

26 

SUN 

11-3 Cook’s Country Lidia’s Italy in America Chef John Besh Sara’s Weekend … Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope P. Allen Smith Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Antiques Roadshow The Blues: In Performance at the White House American Masters: Cab Calloway - Sketches 

11-2 Rick Steves Rick Steves NOVA: Separating Twins Nature: Raccoon Nation Doctor Who Chicago Tonight 

27 

MON 

11-3 Simply Ming Lidia’s Itlay in America Ciao Italia Hubert Keller Rick Steves’ Europe Grannies Garden Smart This Old House Rough Cut Around the House 

11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight American Experience: Amish Frontline 

11-2 Smart Travels Smart Travels Wild!: Sharks Doc Martin Hustle Chicago Tonight 

28 

TUE 


11-1 PBS NewsHour Chicago Tonight Nature: Echo - An Elephant to Remember NOVA: Japan’s Killer Quake Secrets of the Dead: Japanese Super Sub 


29 

WED 

11-3 Cook’s Country Lidia’s Italy in America Chef John Besh Sara’s Weeknight … Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Garden Smart Ask This Old House For Your Home Katie Brown Workshop 






30 

MON 

31 

TUE 



11-1 is WTTW Channel 11 11-2 is WTTW Prime 11-3 is WTTW Create

Do it Yourself Saturdays 

10:00 Antiques Roadshow 

11:00 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions 


12:00 Cook’s Country 

12:30 Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence 

1:00 Essential Pépin 

1:30 Simply Ming 



3:00 Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef 

3:30 Mexico – One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless 

4:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals 


5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 

5:30 This Old House 

6:00 Ask This Old House 

Burt Wolf Chef Ming Tsai 

The guys from Ask This Old House 


2:00 Smothered: The Censorship 

Struggles of The Smothers 

Brothers Comedy Hour See 

Sat. Feb. 18 at 9:00 pm. [R] 


American Songbook: 

Saloon Singer See Fri. 

Feb. 17 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

4:30 In the Life [R] 

5:00 Victory Garden: Soft 


Home: Exhibit the Season 



EVENING 





Highlights include a 6.5 carat 

yellow mine cut diamond ring 

kept for years in a sock 

drawer; a North American 

Indian club and pipe the 

owner believes belonged 

to Sitting Bull; and three 

Charles Darwin first editions, 

insured at $284,000. 

9:00 Clinton: American 

Experience (Part 1 of 2) Just 

in time for Presidents Day, 

this revealing new film traces 

the journey of an American 

president who rose from a 

broken childhood in Arkansas 

to become one of the most 

successful politicians in 

modern American history, 

and one of the most complex 

and conflicted characters 

to ever stride across the 

public stage. Part two airs 

tomorrow at 8:00 pm. 



Tuesday 21 

EARLY MORNING 







Feb. 19 at 8:00 pm. [R] 


Istanbul [R] 




EVENING 




Experience (Part 2 of 2) 




Wednesday 22 

EARLY MORNING 




Josh Hobson 

POV: Racing Dreams 

Fondly described as “Talladega Nights 

meets Catcher in the Rye,” “Racing 

Dreams” chronicles a year in the life of 

three tweens who dream of becoming 

NASCAR drivers. Though they aren’t 

old enough for driving licenses, 

Brandon, Josh and Annabeth race 

extreme go-karts at speeds of up to 

70 miles per hour in the World Karting 

Association’s national series, the 

“Little League” of professional racing. 

The film, by Marshall Curry (Oscar®nominated 

“Street Fight,” POV 2005; “If 

a Tree Falls,” POV 2011), is a humorous 

and heartbreaking portrait of racing, 

young love and family struggle. Winner 

of Best Documentary Feature Award, 

2009 Tribeca Film Festival. 

Thursday, February 23, 

9:00 pm 



Experience (Part 1 of 2) See 

Mon. Feb. 20 at 9:00 pm. [R] 


Project [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Nature: Ocean Giants – Giant 

Lives/Deep Thinkers/ 

Voices of the Sea (in 3 

parts) Whales and dolphins 

remain a constant source of 

fascination to us. But how 

much do we really know 

about them? This new 3-part 

series provides new insights 

into the lives of whales and 

dolphins in a visually powerful, 

engaging, and entertaining 

format. Teams of intrepid 

scientists equipped with the 

latest technology are making 

extraordinary breakthroughs

in their understanding of 

these intelligent life forms – 

breakthroughs that may 

safeguard their survival. 



Thursday 23 

EARLY MORNING 





Experience (Part 2 of 2) See 

Tues. Feb. 21 at 8:00 pm. [R] 






EVENING 



8:00 Nixon’s the One: The ‘68 

Election Narrated by Dick 

Cavett, this program chronicles 

not only Richard Nixon’s 

stunning victory in the 1968 

presidential race, but the ways 

in which that historic election 


Great Performances: 

Memphis 

Winner of the 2010 Tony Award for 

Best New Musical, Memphis turns 

the radio dial back to the 1950s to tell 

the story of a white DJ named Huey 

Calhoun (Chad Kimball), whose love 

of music transcends racial lines and 

airwaves. Felicia Farrell (Montego 

Glover), a young black singer whose 

career is on the rise, can’t make the 

break out of segregated clubs on her 

own. When the two collaborate, her 

soulful sound reaches radio audiences 

everywhere, and the golden era of early 

rock ‘n’ roll takes flight. But as things 

heat up, whether the world is really 

ready for their music – and their 

love – is put to a test. 

Friday, February 24, 

9:00 pm 

gave rise to Red State-Blue 

State America – a sobering, 

wry look at how the Sixties 

divided us – and how Nixon 

stepped into the breach to 

claim the biggest prize of all. 

9:00 POV: Racing Dreams Fondly 

described as “Talladega Nights 

meets Catcher in the Rye,” 

this film chronicles a year in 

the life of three tweens who 

dream of becoming NASCAR 

drivers. Although they aren’t 

old enough for driver’s 

licenses, Brandon, Josh, 

and Annabeth race extreme 

go-karts at speeds of up to 

70 miles per hour in the World 

Karting Association’s national 

series, the “Little League” 

of professional racing. 

10:30 Chicago Stories: Harlem 

Globetrotters See Sun. 

Feb. 19 at 5:30 pm. [R] 



Friday 24 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Frontline [R] 

3:30 POV: Racing Dreams See 





EVENING 






From Lobster to Chocolate 

Clams: A Delicious Feast 

in Magdalena Bay See Sat. 

Feb. 18 at 3:30 pm. [R] 

8:00 Check, Please! Mastros 

Steakhouse/Melanthios 

Greek Char House/ 

Casa de Isaac 

8:30 Chicago Stand-Up Project 

Featured in this episode: 

Fr. Tom Hurley, pastor of 

Old St. Pat’s Church. 

9:00 Great Performances: 

Memphis 



EARLY MORNING 

12:00 Washington Week 









Mon. Feb. 20 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

4:00 Nixon’s the One: The 

’68 Election See Thurs. 

Feb. 23 at 8:00 pm. [R] 





MORNING 



Pittsburgh (Part 2 of 3) [R] 


Traditions – The Great Rivers 

of Europe: Melk to Budapest 


AFTERNOON 



Fried Chicken and Biscuits 


Confidence: Never 

Too Young 


Shell-ebration 

1:30 Simply Ming: The Pellotta 

Sisters/Infusing Flavor into 

Pasta 



Stuffed Beef Tenderloin 

2:30 America’s Test Kitchen from 

Cook’s Illustrated: New 

York-Style Pizza at Home 

3:00 Hubert Keller: Secrets 

of a Chef – Small 

Bites, Big Flavors 



Cooking in Wine Country 

Ever dream of owning a 

winery? Don and Tru Miller 

made their dreams come true 

12 years ago when they built 

Adobe Guadalupe in the Valle 

de Guadalupe. Rick’s dream 

of cooking in their stunning 

kitchen, with its handmade 

wood-fired oven, comes true. 

4:00 Sara’s Weeknight 

Meals: Latin All-Stars 

with Maricel Presilla 

4:30 Check, Please! Mastros 

Steakhouse/Melanthios 

Greek Char House/ 

Casa de Isaac [R] 

5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe: Iran – 

Tehran and Side Trips 

5:30 This Old House: Barrington 


EVENING 

6:00 Ask This Old House 




8:00 Doc Martin: Nowt So 

Queer Mushrooms are the 

cause of an outbreak of 

aspergillosis in the village. Bert 

Large, postman Dave, and 

restaurant chef Mick Mabley 

are among the victims. Bert 

Large’s ill health is not his 

only problem. His restaurant 

is in financial trouble. 

9:00 WTTW Viewers’ Choice 

Awards Special WTTW 

broadcasts the winning 

program chosen by viewers 

in an online poll. 

WINNER 

WINNER 

Saturday, 

February 25, 

9:00 pm 

As we do every year, WTTW broadcasts 

the winning programs chosen by you, 

the viewers, in an online poll. Will it be 

NOVA, Nature, American Experience, 

Check, Please!, Masterpiece, or 

one of Geoffrey Baer’s Chicago tour 

programs? Or something else? 

Tune in and find out! 

Vote until 

February 15 at 

wttw.com/viewerschoice 




Sunday 26 

EARLY MORNING 


Beast Below [R] 


All About the Girl [R] 

2:00 Nature: Ocean Giants – Giant 

Lives/Deep Thinkers/ 

Voices of the Sea See Wed. 

Feb. 22 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

MORNING 



AFTERNOON 


Experience (Part 1 of 2) [R] 


Experience (Part 2 of 2) [R] 

2012 FEBRUARY 17


Cab Calloway 


Cab Calloway – 

Sketches 

“Hi de hi de hi de ho,” the popular 

refrain from Minnie the Moocher was 

Cab Calloway’s signature song, and 

Harlem’s famous Cotton Club was 

his home stage. A singer, dancer, 

and band leader, Calloway was an 

exceptional figure in the history of jazz – 

a consummate musician, he charmed 

audiences across the world with 

boundless energy, bravado, and elegant 

showmanship. His career flagged until 

he was rediscovered in the 1980s Blues 

Brothers and even on Sesame Street, 

becoming a new cult hero of sorts. 


10:00 pm 

4:00 Doc Martin: Nowt So 

Queer See Sat. Feb. 

25 at 8:00 pm. [R] 



Christine Chakoian, Senior 

Pastor of First Presbyterian 

Church, Lake Forest. 

5:30 Chicago Stories: Bessie 

Coleman – Pilot Pioneer 

Before Amelia Earhart, before 

Charles Lindbergh, and just 

17 years after the Wright 

Brothers flew at Kitty Hawk, a 

28-year-old African American 

woman from Chicago became 

the first woman in the world 

to earn a pilot’s license. Her 

name was Bessie Coleman. 

EVENING 




8:00 Masterpiece Classic: The 

Old Curiosity Shop This 

classic Dickens novel is 

brought to life with an all-star 

cast that includes legendary 

actor Sir Derek Jacobi, Toby 

Jones, Zoe Wanamaker, and 

Gina McKee. The story follows 

the virtuous Little Nell Trent 


(newcomer Sophie Vavassuer) 

and her shop-owner 

grandfather (Jacobi) as they 

encounter tragic misfortunes 

that lead to the loss of their 

beloved curiosity shop. 


10:00 Doctor Who: Victory 

of the Daleks 


War Games 



24 at 8:30 pm. [R] 


Monday 27 

EARLY MORNING 

12:30 Austin City Limits: Robert 

Earl Keen/Hayes Carll 

1:30 Sun Studio Sessions: Over 

the Rhine Critically acclaimed 

Over the Rhine performs 

fan favorites including “The 

King Knows How” and 

“Oh Yeah By the Way.” 

2:00 Great Performances: 

Memphis See Fri. Feb. 

24 at 9:00 pm. [R] 

4:30 Chicago Stories: Bessie 

Coleman – Pilot Pioneer See 

Sun. Feb. 26 at 5:30 pm. [R] 

5:00 Victory Garden: Dark 


Home: Entertaining Outdoors 



EVENING 





Highlights include a collection 

of correspondence between 

members of the Kennedy family 

and JFK’s former personal 

secretary; a circa 1928 Art 

Deco jade sapphire ring; and a 

1946 oil painting by Rockwell 

Kent, along with an inherited 

letter from the artist, valued 

at $150,000 to $250,000. 

9:00 The Blues: In Performance 

at the White House President 

and Mrs. Obama host this 

all-star celebration of the 

musical form with deep 

roots in Africa and slavery 

and influences on modern 

American music from soul to 

rock ‘n’ roll. Leading popular 

artists’ performances will trace 

that migratory root and pay 

homage to the great figures of 

the genre and the songs they 

made famous – from John Lee 

Hooker to Muddy Waters. 

10:00 American Masters: Cab 

Calloway – Sketches 



Tuesday 28 

EARLY MORNING 




2:30 Masterpiece Classic: The 

Old Curiosity Shop 

4:00 Antiques Roadshow: Los 

Angeles (Part 1 of 3) 




EVENING 



8:00 Amish: American Experience 




Wednesday 29 

EARLY MORNING 






Mon. Feb. 27 at 8:00 pm. [R] 

3:30 American Masters: Cab 

Calloway – Sketches See 

Mon. Feb. 27 at 10:00 pm. [R] 

4:30 Rick Steves’ Europe: Iran – 

Tehran and Side Trips [R] 




EVENING 



8:00 Nature: Echo – An Elephant 

to Remember Echo was 

the matriarch of a herd 

of elephants in Africa; a 

few years ago, she died 

of natural causes. This 

film is a look back at this 

remarkable animal. 

9:00 NOVA: Japan’s Killer Quake 

Japan’s earthquake in March 

2011 was the world’s fourth 

largest earthquake since 

record keeping began in 

1900 and the worst ever to 

shake Japan. This program 

combines authoritative onthe-spot 

reporting, personal 

stories of tragedy and survival, 

compelling eyewitness videos, 

explanatory graphics, and 

exclusive helicopter footage 

for a unique look at the science 

behind the catastrophe. 

10:00 Secrets of the Dead: 

Japanese Super Sub In 

the spring of 1946, America 

destroyed one of Japan’s most 

advanced weapons systems. 

But this was no belated 

attack against the defeated 

Japanese. Rather, it was an 

attempt to keep an advanced, 

top-secret submarine out of 

the hands of the Russians. 




The Amish: 


On October 2, 2006, a 32-year-old 

milk truck driver named Charles 

Roberts entered a one-room 

schoolhouse in the Amish community 

of Nickel Mines in Lancaster County, 

PA, and shot 10 young girls, killing five, 

before committing suicide as police 

officers stormed the school. Just hours 

after the shooting, Amish community 

members visited the gunman’s family 

to offer forgiveness. These events 

horrified the nation for the senseless 

brutality of the shootings, and left many 

questioning and haunted by the victims’ 

startling response. With unprecedented 

access to the Amish built on patience 

and hard-won trust, the film is the first 

to penetrate and explore this attentionaverse 

group. 


8:00 pm 

Nature: Echo – 

An Elephant to 

Remember 

Echo, the elephant matriarch, was 

the subject of many films and the 

leader of a carefully studied herd of 

elephants in Africa. Last year, she died 

of natural causes. This film is a look 

back at this remarkable animal through 

extraordinary footage and interviews 

with the researchers who cared for and 

studied this amazing herd. 

Wednesday, February 29, 

8:00 pm

Arts • Performance 

American Masters: Marvin Gaye – 

What’s Going On 

Thursday, 9:00 pm (2/9) 

Saturday, 3:30 am (2/11) 

American Masters: Sam Cooke – 

Crossing Over 


Sunday, 2:00 am (2/5) 


Cab Calloway – Sketches 

Monday, 10:00 pm (2/27) 

Wednesday, 3:30 am (2/29) 

Austin City Limits 

Mondays, 12:30 am 

Evening with Valerie Simpson 

Friday, 10:00 pm (2/3) 

Monday, 3:00 am (2/6) 

Great Performances: Memphis 

Friday, 9:00 pm (2/24) 

Monday, 2:00 am (2/27) 

In Performance at the White 

House: Blues 

Monday, 9:00 pm (2/27) 

Live From the Artists Den 

Sundays, 10:30 pm 

Michael Feinstein’s American 

Songbook 

Fridays, 9:00 pm (2/3, 2/10, 2/17) 

Mondays, 2:00 am (2/6, 2/13) 

Monday, 3:30 am (2/20) 

Music and Message of Curtis 

Mayfield and The Impressions 

Friday, 10:00 pm (2/10) 

Monday, 3:00 am (2/13) 

Proclamation of Hope 

Sunday, 1:30 pm (2/12) 

Thursday, 3:30 am (2/16) 

Reagan of Illinois 

Sunday, 2:00 pm (2/5) 

Monday, 4:00 am (2/6) 

Sun Studio Sessions 


Drama • Comedy • 

Reality 

As Time Goes By 

Saturdays, 7:00 pm 

Chicago Stand Up Project 

Fridays, 8:30 pm 

Sundays, 11:00 pm 

Wednesdays, 4:30 am (2/8, 2/22) 

Tuesday, 4:30 am (2/14) 


Doc Martin 


Sundays, 6:00 pm (2/5, 2/12) 

Sundays, 4:00 pm (2/19, 2/26) 

Doctor Who 


Sundays, 12:00 am (2/5, 2/12) 

Sundays, 1:00 am (2/19, 2/26) 

Keeping Up Appearances 

Saturday, 7:30 pm 

Local Hero 

Saturday, 9:00 pm (2/4) 

Masterpiece Classic: Downton 

Abbey 

Sundays, 8:00 pm (2/5, 2/12, 2/19) 

Sundays, 7:00 pm (2/5, 2/12) 

Sundays, 6:00 pm (2/19, 2/26) 

Saturdays, 11:00 pm (2/4, 2/11, 

2/18, 2/25) 

Tuesdays, 2:30 am (2/7, 2/14, 2/21, 

2/28) 


One Flew over the Cukoo’s Nest 

Saturday, 8:50 pm (2/11) 

Cooking & Dining • 

Home Improvement • 

Travel 

America’s Test Kitchen 

Saturdays, 2:00 pm, 2:30 pm 

Antiques Roadshow 

Mondays, 8:00 pm 

Monday, 9:00 pm (2/6) 

Saturdays, 10:00 am 

Wednesdays, 2:30 am (2/8, 2/29) 

Sunday, 1:00 am (2/5) 

Tuesday, 3:30 am (2/7) 

Sunday, 1:30 am (2/12) 



Saturday, 3:00 am (2/25) 

Ask This Old House 


Burt Wolf Travels and Traditions 

Saturdays, 11:00 am 

Check, Please! 



Sunday, 9:30 pm (2/26) 

Sundays, 1:00 pm (2/5, 2/12, 2/19) 

Friday, 4:30 am (2/17) 

Thursdays, 4:30 am (2/9, 2/23) 

Cook’s Country from America’s 

Test Kitchen 


Cuisine Culture 

Sundays, 1:30 pm (2/5, 2/19) 

Essential Pepin 


Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef 


Joanne Weir’s Cooking 

Confidence 


Lidia’s Italy in America 

Sundays, 12:30 pm (2/5, 2/12, 2/19) 

Mexico: One Plate at a Time 

with Rick Bayless 



P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home 


Rick Steves’ Europe 


Friday, 4:30 am (2/3) 

Saturdays, 4:30 am (2/11, 2/18) 

Tuesday, 4:30 am (2/21) 


Sara’s Weeknight Meals 


Simply Ming 


Smart Travels: Europe with 

Rudy Maxa 

Sunday, 5:30 pm (2/5) 

Tuesday, 4:30 am (2/7) 

This Old House 


Victory Garden 


Wisconsin Foodie 

Saturday, 11:30 am 

Nature • Science • 

Technology 

Cave People of the Himalaya 

Wednesday, 10:00 pm (2/15) 


Inside Nature’s Giants 

Wednesdays, 10:00 pm (2/1, 2/8) 

Friday, 3:30 am (2/3) 

Monday, 4:00 am (2/13) 

Nature 

Wednesdays, 8:00 pm 

Sunday, 3:00 am (2/5) 

Friday, 2:30 am (2/17) 

Sunday, 2:00 am (2/26) 

Sunday, 2:30 am (2/12) 

NOVA 

Wednesdays, 9:00 pm (2/1, 2/8, 

2/15, 2/29) 

Friday, 3:30 am (2/17) 

Sunday, 4:00 am (2/5) 

Friday, 4:00 am (2/10) 

Public Affairs • 

History • Documentary 

Al Jazeera English Hour 

Saturdays, 5:30 am 

Amish: American Experience 

Tuesday, 8:00 pm (2/28) 

Architect Robert AM Stern: 

Presence of the Past 


BBC World News 

Mondays-Fridays, 11:30 pm 

Charlie Rose 

Mondays-Fridays, 1:30 am 

Chicago Stories: Bessie Coleman: 

Pilot Pioneer 

Sunday, 5:30 pm (2/26) 

Monday, 4:30 am (2/27) 

Chicago Stories: Harlem 

Globetrotters 

Sunday, 5:30 pm (2/19) 

Thursday, 10:30 pm (2/23) 

Chicago Tonight 

Mondays-Fridays, 7:00 pm, 12:00 

am, 5:00 am 

Clinton: American Experience 

Monday, 9:00 pm (2/20) 

Tuesday, 8:00 pm (2/21) 

Sunday, 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm (2/26) 



DuSable to Obama: Chicago’s 

Black Metropolis 


Sunday, 2:00 am (2/19) 

Freedom Riders: American 

Experience 

Tuesday, 8:00 pm (2/7) 


Sunday, 3:00 pm (2/12) 

Frontline: The Interrupters 

Tuesday, 8:00 pm (2/14) 

Friday, 10:00 pm (2/17) 

• February At-a-Glance 

Frontline 

Tuesdays, 10:00 pm (2/7, 2/21, 

2/28) 

Friday, 3:00 am (2/10) 

Friday, 2:30 am (2/24) 

Globalization at the Crossroads 

with Hernando de Soto 


Sunday, 3:00 pm (2/5) 

Greetings from Forgotten Florida 

Sunday, 4:00 pm (2/5) 

Himalaya with Michael Palin 

Thursdays, 9:00 pm (2/2, 2/9) 

Saturdays, 2:30 am (2/4, 2/11) 

In the Life 

Thursday, 10:30 pm (2/16) 

Monday, 4:30 am (2/20) 

Independent Lens 

Thursdays, 10:00 pm (2/2, 2/9, 2/16) 


Sundays, 3:30 am (2/12, 2/19) 

Jail No Bail 

Sunday, 5:30 pm (2/12) 

Sunday, 4:30 am (2/19) 

Jesse James: American 

Experience 

Friday, 2:30 am (2/3) 

The McLaughlin Group 


Moyers & Company 

Sundays, 11:00 am 

Need to Know 

Sunday, 11:00 am 

Nightly Business Report 

Mondays-Thursdays, 11:00 pm 

Fridays, 12:00 am 

Nixon’s the One 



Not in Our Town 

Monday, 10:30 pm (2/13) 

PBS NewsHour 

Mondays-Fridays, 6:00 pm 

POV: Racing Dreams 


Friday, 3:30 am (2/24) 

Secrets of the Dead 

Wednesday, 10:00 pm (2/29) 

Slavery By Another Name 

Monday, 9:00 pm (2/13) 


Smothered: The Censorship 

Struggles of the Smothers 

Brothers 

Saturday, 9:00 pm (2/18) 

Monday, 2:00 am (2/20) 

Tavis Smiley 

Tuesdays-Saturdays, 1:00 am 

30 Good Minutes 


U.S. Healthcare: The Good News 

Sunday, 2:00 pm (2/19) 

Underground Railroad: The 

William Still Story 

Monday, 10:00 pm (2/6) 


Washington Week 

Fridays, 11:00 pm (2/3, 2/10) 



2012 FEBRUARY 19

Daily Radio Programming • 

Show Boat at Lyric Opera 

This new production, says Lyric Opera, “follows 

the lives of a company of theater folk [in the early 

20th century] – deeply involving us in their triumphs 

and sorrows, while illuminating the racial and social 

changes that were shaping the country.” 

Sunday, February 12, 1:45 pm 

Wednesday 1 

12:00 Through the Night with 

Peter Van De Graaff 

6:00 Mornings with Carl 

Grapentine 

9:00 News Summary/Opening 

Wall Street • Tchaikovsky 

String Serenade in C, Op 

48 – Orpheus Chamber Orch. 

DG 423060-2. [29:11] 

10:00 Midday with Lisa Flynn • 

Rossini William Tell Overture – 

Philharmonia/Riccardo Muti. 

EMI CDC7-47118-2. [11:27] 

Chopin Andante Spianato 


COMPOSeR OF THe MOnTH 

Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky 

(1840-1893) 

It would be difficult if not impossible 

to determine which classical 

composer’s music is performed 

the most often, but if someone 

were to attempt a list, the name of 

Tchaikovsky would be near the top. 

The popularity of his symphonies 

and ballet scores, in particular, is 

enduring; during February we’ll 

also sample piano music, chamber 

scores, and vocal works. In this 

month when we celebrate Valentine’s 

Day, we hope you’ll especially enjoy 

the music of this ultimate Romantic 

among the great composers. 

Throughout the month 


Programmer’s Picks 

Claude Debussy: 

Visionary Revolutionary 

Jon Tolansky explores Debussy with Denis Herlin, 

editor of a new critical edition of the composer’s 

works. Debussy’s sesquicentennial is 

celebrated in 2012. 

Friday, February 17, 8:00 pm 

and Grande Polonaise brillante, 

Op 22 – Ingolf Wunder, 

p. DG 4779634. [15:15] 

11:00 Debussy Sonata for Flute, 

Viola & Harp – Boston 

Symphony Chamber Players. 

BSO Classics 1102. [18:21] 

Stravinsky Scherzo fantastique, 

Op 3 – Royal Concertgebouw 

Orch/Riccardo Chailly. 

Lon 458142-2. [12:04] 

12:00 Newscast 

12:15 Live from the Cultural 

Center: A Dame Myra 

Hess Memorial Concert by 

pianist Sam Armstrong 

1:00 Afternoons with Kerry 

Frumkin • Center for Black 

Music Research: For African- 

American Heritage Month, 

we’ll feature recordings from 

Columbia College’s Center 

for Black Music Research 

at 1:00 pm Wednesdays. 

2:00 Tchaikovsky String Sextet 

in d, Op 70, Souvenir de 

Florence – Salerno-Sonnenberg, 

B Kim, M Kawasaki, R 

Sasaki, Harrell, Lidström. EMI 

CDC5-56163-2. [32:55] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • 

Beethoven Fidelio Overture – 

German Chamber Phil/Daniel 

Harding. Virgin Classics 

45364-2. [7:26] The Avalon 

Quartet plays Beethoven 

tonight at 8, live from NIU. 

Borodin Prince Igor: Polovtsian 

Dances – Berlin Phil/Sir Simon 

Rattle. EMI 00273-2. [12:11] 

4:00 Music with George Preston, 

including news, a business 

report at 5:00 pm, and 

The Unrush Hour between 

5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

7:00 Exploring Music with Bill 

McGlaughlin: Too Big to Scale 

8:00 Live from NIU: The Avalon 

Quartet performs Beethoven – 

Beethoven: String Quartets Op 

18/4, Op 74 (Harp), and Op 132. 

10:00 Millennium of Music: 

Holland Festival of Early 

Music 2011 – The Huelgas 

Ensemble performs music by 

Renaissance-era composers 

whose careers centered 

around the city of Rome. 

11:00 Vaughan Williams Symphony 

#4 in f – Oregon Sym/Carlos 

Kalmar. Pentatone PTC- 

5186393. [32:53] Elgar The 

Wand of Youth Suite #1, 

Op 1a – Indianapolis Sym/ 

Raymond Leppard. Koss 

Classics KC-1014. [17:48] 

Thursday 2 




Grapentine 

9:00 News Summary/Opening Wall 

Street • Tchaikovsky Violin 

Concerto in D, Op 35 – Jascha 

Heifetz, v; Chicago Sym/Fritz 

Reiner. RCA 63470-2 (2). [29:34] 


Fasch Concerto in G – 

Tempesta di Mare. Chandos 

CHAN-0783. [18:37] 

Tchaikovsky Eugene Onegin: 

Lensky’s aria – Fritz Wunderlich, 

t; Berlin Sym/Hans Zanotelli. 

EMI CDC7-47685-2. [7:02] 

11:00 Dvorak Symphony #9 in e, 

Op 95, From the New World – 

Bournemouth Sym/José 

Serebrier. Warner Classics 

66656-3. [42:08] Spirituals 

Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel; 

Deep River – Conspirare/ 

Craig Hella Johnson. Harmonia 

Mundi HMU-907534. [4:45] 

12:00 Newscast • Mozart Two- 

Piano Concerto (#10) in 

E-Flat, K 365 – Peter & Rudolf 

Serkin, p’s; Marlboro Festival 

Orch/Alexander Schneider. 

Sony SMK-46255. [24:31] 

Tchaikovsky Variations on 

a Rococo Theme, Op 33 – 

Mstislav Rostropovich, vc; 

Boston Sym/Seiji Ozawa. 

Erato 45252-2. [17:31] 


Frumkin • Debussy Quartet 

in g, Op 10 – Chicago String 

Quartet, live studio concert 

11/1/1999. Live from the 

Archive 5002401. [26:10] 

There’s more Debussy on 

The New York Philharmonic 

This Week tonight at 8. 

From Carnegie Hall: 

Rattle and the BPO 

Sir Simon Rattle conducts Mahler’s Symphony #2 

with the Berlin Philharmonic, the orchestra 

Mahler himself chose to premiere his 

moving masterwork. 

Sunday, February 26, 7:00 pm 

2:00 Tchaikovsky The Golden 

Cloud; The Nightingale – 

Houston Chamber Choir/ 

Robert Simpson. MSR 

MS-1311. [5:51] Stravinsky 

Le Chant du Rossignol 

(Song of the Nightingale) – 

Chicago Sym/Fritz Reiner. 

RCA 68168-2. [22:24] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Vivaldi 

Two-Violin and Lute Concerto 

in D, R 93 – CA Loud & M 

Woods, v’s; Ronn McFarlane, l; 

Bach Sinfonia/Daniel Abraham. 

Sono Luminus DSL-92132. 

[9:57] Albinoni Adagio in 

g – James Galway, f; Munich 

Radio Orch/John Georgiadis. 

RCA 61928-2. [8:57] Villa- 

Lobos Bachianas Brasileiras 

#5 – Anna Moffo, s; American 

Sym/Leopold Stokowski. 

RCA 62600-2. [11:37] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 


All prerecorded music on 98.7WFMT is provided by 

the Richard and Mary L. Gray Music Library. 

Most live performances on 98.7WFMT are broadcast 

from the Fay and Daniel Levin Performance Studio. 

Sam Armstrong

Riccardo Muti 


8:00 The New York Philharmonic 

This Week: A retrospective 

honoring Debussy and 

Massenet – Massenet: Scènes 

pittoresques. Debussy: 

Saxophone Rhapsody; 

Images; The Martyrdom of St. 

Sebastian. Massenet: Pourquoi 

me réveiller fr Werther. 

10:00 Introductions: Spotlighting 

the Chicago area’s 

young musicians 

11:00 Fauré Piano Quartet #1 in c, 

Op 15 – Renaud Capuçon, 

v; Gérard Caussé, vi; Gautier 

Capuçon, vc; Michel Dalberto, 

p. Virgin Classics 070875-2 (5 

CDs). [31:52] Fauré Pelléas et 

Mélisande, Op 80 – Frederica 

von Stade, ms; Toulouse 

Capitole Orch/Michel Plasson. 

EMI CDC7-47938-2. [19:41] 

Friday 3 

CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 

RICCARDO MUTI Music Director 

Thursday, February 2, 8:00 

Friday, February 3, 8:00 

Saturday, February 4, 8:00 

Tuesday, February 7, 7:30 

United Airlines Tuesdays 

Muti Conducts 

Franck 

Chicago Symphony Orchestra 

Riccardo Muti conductor 

Honegger Pacific 231 

Bates Alternative Energy [CSO 

Commission, World Premiere] 

Franck Symphony in D Minor 




Grapentine 



Piano Concerto #1 in b-flat, Op 

23 – Alice Sara Ott, p; Munich 

Phil/Thomas Hengelbrock. 

DG 4778779. [35:00] 




Saturday, February 11, 8:00 

Muti Conducts 

Schubert 


Riccardo Muti conductor 

Schubert Entr’acte No. 3 

from the Incidental Music to 

Rosamunde 

Clyne Night Ferry [CSO 

Commission, World Premiere] 

Schubert Symphony No. 9 

(Great) 

312-294-3000 • CSO.ORG Artists, prices and programs subject to change. 

Alain Altinoglu 

Tchaikovsky The Months (The 

Seasons), Op 37b: January- 

March – Vassily Primakov, p. 

Bridge 9283. [10:21] Vivaldi 

The Four Seasons: Violin 

Concerto in g, R 315, Op 

8/2, L’Estate (Summer) – 

Elizabeth Blumenstock, 

v; Philharmonia Baroque 

Orch/Nicholas McGegan. 

Philharmonia Baroque 

Productions PBP-03. [9:54] 

11:00 Fauré Piano Quartet #2 in g, 


v; Gérard Caussé, vi; Gautier 

Capuçon, vc; Nicholas Angelich, 

p. Virgin Classics 070875-2 (5 

CDs). [37:06] Debussy Waltz, 

La plus que lente – John Leach, 

cimbalom; ORTF National 

Orch/Jean Martinon. EMI 

CDFB5-72673-2 (2). [6:00] 


12:15 Live: PianoForte Salon 

Series at Columbia College 

Chicago – Pianist Joel Fan 

plays Scriabin’s Sonata #5, 

Kirchner’s Sonata #3, and 

Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue. 


Frumkin • Tchaikovsky 

Symphony #1 in g, Op 13, 

Winter Dreams – Chicago 

Sym/Claudio Abbado. 

Sony SK-48056. [43:33] 

2:00 Debussy Suite bergamasque: 

Clair de Lune – Anne Akiko 

Meyers, v; Emmanuel Ceysson, 



Chabrier and Bizet 


Alain Altinoglu conductor 

Chabrier España 

Bizet Symphony in C 

Schmitt La tragédie de Salomé 

Pierre Boulez 


Sunday, February 26, 3:00 

Beyond the Score ® 

: 

Sounds Strange? 


Pierre Boulez conductor 

Gerard McBurney 

creative director 

Kiera Duffy soprano 

Pierre-Laurent Aimard piano 

Robert Chen violin/viola 

Mathieu Dufour flute 

J. Lawrie Bloom clarinet 

John Sharp cello 

Schoenberg Pierrot lunaire 

h. E1 EOM-CD-7780. [4:30] 

Strauss Capriccio, Op 85: 

Introduction & Moonlight 

Music – Vienna Phil/André 

Previn. DG 437790-2. 

[13:39] Bellini Song, Vaga 

luna che inargenti – Cecilia 

Bartoli, ms; James Levine, 

p. Lon 455513-2. [4:01] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Handel 

Concerto Grosso in F, Op 3/4 – 

Academy of Ancient Music/ 

Richard Egarr. Harmonia Mundi 

HMU-907415. [12:55] Schwarz 

Concerto for Brass Quintet and 

Orchestra after Handel’s Op 6/9 

Concerto Grosso – Soloists, 

Seattle Sym/Gerard Schwarz. 

Naxos 8.559679. [10:22] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 



8:00 Music in Chicago: The 

Chicago Chamber Musicians 

in Concert in February 

2011 – Beethoven: Quintet 

for piano & winds, Op 16; 

String Quartet #16 in F, Op 

135; Septet in E-Flat, Op 20. 

10:00 Best of Studs Terkel: 

Folklorist and ethnomusicologist 

Alan Lomax from 1960 

11:00 Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio: 

Bud Powell & Earl Hines 

FEBRUARY 2012 HIGHlIGHTS 

Global Sponsor of the CSO 

John Lithgow 

Saturday, February 25, 8:00 

Tuesday, February 28, 7:30 

United Airlines Tuesdays 

Boulez Conducts 

The Soldier’s Tale 


Pierre Boulez conductor 

Kiera Duffy soprano 

Pierre-Laurent Aimard piano 

Annabel Arden director 

John Lithgow narrator 

Robert Chen violin/viola 

Mathieu Dufour flute 

J. Lawrie Bloom clarinet 

John Sharp cello 

Schoenberg Pierrot lunaire 

Stravinsky The Soldier’s Tale 


12:00 Marian McPartland’s 

Piano Jazz 



6:00 Mornings with Dennis Moore 

9:55 Fine Arts Calendar 

10:00 (Earlier than usual) 

Introductions: Spotlighting 



11:00 (Earlier than usual) Live from 

the Met: Donizetti’s “Anna 

Bolena” – Anna Netrebko, 

Elina Garanca, Stephen 

Costello, Ildar Abdrazakov, 

Metropolitan Opera Cho & 

Orch/Marco Armiliato. 

3:00 Tchaikovsky Symphony #2 

in c, Op 17 – Philharmonia/ 

Carlo Maria Giulini. EMI 

CDZB7-67723-2 (2). [31:05] 

Shostakovich Lyric Waltz; 

Short Piece; Spanish 

Dance; Nocturne; Polka – 

Vladimir Ashkenazy, p. Lon 

B0001846-02. [10:14] 

4:00 From the Recording Horn 

with Andy Karzas 

4:30 Bach Brandenburg Concerto 

#4 in G, BWV 1049 – Apollo’s 

Fire/Jeannette Sorrell. Avie 

AV-2207 (2). [15:24] Bach 

Cantata #35, Geist und Seele 

wird verwirret: Sinfonia – 

Concerto Copenhagen/Lars 

Ulrik Mortensen. Archive 

2012 FEBRUARY 21


COMPOSeR OF THe MOnTH 

Claude Debussy 

(1862-1918) 

Offering an assessment of Claude 

Debussy, whose 150th birthday will 

be celebrated during 2012, musical 

commentator Roger Nichols said: “He 

produced a body of orchestral and 

piano works unusually independent 

of traditional norms in form, harmony, 

and coloring; while in his songs and 

single opera he achieved a new 

psychological penetration through 

understatement. Few later composers 

have been uninfluenced by him.” We’ll 

sample Debussy’s music extensively, 

every day this month. Jon Tolansky 

will talk with Denis Herlin, editor of the 

new critical edition of the composer’s 

works, in Claude Debussy: Visionary 

Revolutionary. Also look for a 

New York Philharmonic This Week 

retrospective featuring his Images 

and Martyrdom of St. Sebastian 

in historic performances, and 

Michael Tilson Thomas conducting 

La Mer on a French-themed San 

Francisco Symphony broadcast. 

Throughout the month 

The New York Philharmonic 

This Week retrospective 


Visionary Revolutionary 

Friday, February 17, 8:00 pm 

San Francisco Symphony 


B0012820-02. [5:17] 

5:00 To be announced 

6:00 The Piano Matters 

with David Dubal 

7:00 Sweet Folk Chicago 

with Rich Warren 

8:00 Folkstage hosted by 


Claude Debussy 

Rich Warren: Scott Alarik 

live from Levin Studio 

9:00 The Midnight Special 


Sunday 5 



6:00 With Heart and Voice: Choral 

music for Black History Month 



10:00 The New Releases 

with Lisa Flynn 

12:00 Offenbach Gaîté parisienne 

Suite – Cincinnati Pops/Erich 

Kunzel. MMG MWCD-7119. 

[23:09] Debussy Images, set 

2 – Simon Trpceski, p. EMI 

00272-2. [13:28] Zemlinsky 

Psalm 23, Op 14 – Düsseldorf 

Musikverein Cho, Cologne Phil/ 

James Conlon. EMI CDC5- 

56783-2. [10:16] We have 

two upcoming broadcasts of 

Zemlinsky’s Lyric Symphony: 

today at 4 from Salzburg, 

Wednesday evening at 8 from 

the San Francisco Symphony. 

1:00 Chicago Symphony 

Orchestra Radio Broadcasts: 

Michael Tilson Thomas, 

conductor; Jeremy Denk, 

piano – Mahler: Blumine. 

Beethoven: Piano Concerto 

#3 in c, Op 37. Brahms- 

Schoenberg: Piano Quartet 

in g, Op 25. Also: Mozart 

Flute Concerto #1, Mathieu 

Dufour, Daniel Barenboim. 

3:00 Fiesta! Latin-American 

Music with Elbio Barilari 

4:00 Salzburg Festival 2011: 

The Vienna Philharmonic 

conducted by Franz Welser- 

Möst; Christine Schäfer, 

soprano; Michael Volle, 

baritone – Schubert- 

Mahler: String Quartet #14 

in d, Death and the Maiden; 

Zemlinsky: Lyric Symphony. 

6:00 Chamber Music Society of 

Lincoln Center – Crumb: 

Excerpts from American 

Songbook with baritone 

Thomas Hampson 

7:00 From the Top with 

Christopher O’Riley 

8:00 Collectors’ Corner with 

Henry Fogel: Music by 

Louis (Ludwig) Spohr 

10:00 Pipedreams: Organ music 

with Michael Barone 

11:00 Tchaikovsky Symphony #3 

in D, Op 29, Polish – Russian 

National Orch/Mikhail 

Pletnev. DG 449967-2 (5). 

[46:30] Tchaikovsky Andante 

cantabile – Jan Vogler, vc; 

Dresden Kapellsolisten/Helmut 

Branny. Sony 13065-2. [5:09] 

Monday 6 




Grapentine 



Suite #2 in C, Op 53, 

Caractéristique – Stuttgart 

Radio Sym/Sir Neville Marriner. 

Capriccio 10227. [34:06] 


Tchaikovsky String Quartet 

#1 in D, Op 11 – Vermeer 

Quartet. Cedille CDR-90000056. 

[28:20] Glazunov Chant du 

ménestrel, Op 71 – Wen-Sinn 

Yang, vc; Russian National 

Orch/José Serebrier. Warner 

Classics 68025-2. [4:11] 

11:00 Hanson Lux Aeterna, Op 

24 – Ilkka Talvi, v; Susan 

Gulkis, vi; Seattle Sym/ 

Gerard Schwarz. Delos 

DE-3160. [16:50] Whitacre 

Lux Aurumque – Polyphony. 

Hyperion CDA-67543. [4:08] 



Center: Chicago Chamber 

Musicians First Monday 


Frumkin • Mozart Piano 


Alexander von Zemlinsky 

Salzburg Festival 2011 

The world’s first international music 

festival, and the most renowned, 

Salzburg continues its 90-year-plus 

history of presenting great orchestras, 

soloists, opera, and theater in the 

historic, picturesque Austrian town 

where Mozart was born. The world’s 

stars have been drawn to Salzburg 

for decades, not only for the largescale 

concerts and the exposure, but 

also for the intimacy and acoustic 

excellence of the historic Mozarteum 

hall. Hosted by Kerry Frumkin and 

produced by Carolyn Paulin, a 10-part 

series of concerts from last summer’s 

festival begins on Sunday afternoons. 

The first broadcast features the Vienna 

Philharmonic, soprano Christine 

Schäfer, and baritone Michael Volle in 

the rarely-heard Lyric Symphony by 

Alexander von Zemlinsky (1871-1942). 

Sundays, February 5, 

19, and 26, 4:00 pm 

Concerto #9 in E-Flat, 

K 271, Jeunehomme – 

Mitsuko Uchida, p; English 

Chamber Orch/Jeffrey Tate. 

Phi 432086-2. [31:28] 

2:00 Tchaikovsky Swan Lake, 

Op 20: Danse russe, Danse 

espagnole, Danse napolitaine 

– Jean-François Heisser & 

Georges Pludermacher, p. Erato 

93209-2. [9:25] This piano-duet 

arrangement was made by 

Claude Debussy. Tchaikovsky 

Swan Lake, Op 20: Two 

Waltzes – New York Phil/Kurt 

Masur. Teldec 94571-2. [14:26] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Debussy 

Petite Suite – Lyon National 

Orch/Jun Märkl. Naxos 

8.572583. [13:02] Biber 

Mensa Sonora: Suite #6 in g – 

Baroque Band/Garry Clarke. 

Cedille CDR-90000116. [9:22] 

Baroque Band returns to Live 

from WFMT tonight at 8. 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 


McGlaughlin: With composer 

John Corigliano as 

co-host and programmer 

8:00 Live from WFMT: 

Baroque Band 

10:00 Critical Thinking with 

Andrew Patner 

11:00 Beethoven Piano Concerto 

#4 in G, Op 58 – Dejan Lazic, 

p; Australian Chamber Orch/ 

Richard Tognetti. Channel 

Classics CCSSA-30511. 

[35:46] Tchaikovsky Liturgy 

of St John Chrysostom, Op 

41: The Cherubic Hymn; The 

Lord’s Prayer; The Communion 

Hymn – Gloriae Dei Cantores/ 

Elizabeth Patterson. Gloriae Dei 

Cantores GDCD-047. [13:02] 

Tuesday 7 




Grapentine 

9:00 News Summary/ 

Opening Wall Street • 

Tchaikovsky Symphony 

#2 in c, Op 17 – Oslo Phil/ 

Mariss Jansons. Chandos 

CHAN-8672/8 (7). [34:03] 


Debussy Three Nocturnes – 

Los Angeles Master 

Chorale, Los Angeles Phil/ 

Esa-Pekka Salonen. Sony 

SK-58952. [24:25] Ivanov- 

Kramskoi Melancholy 

Waltz – David Leisner, g. 

Azica ACD-71268. [3:55] 

11:00 Tchaikovsky Coronation March 

for Alexander III – Leipzig 

Gewandhaus Orch/Kurt Masur. 

Teldec 46322-2. [5:22] Mozart 

Piano Concerto #11 in F, K 

413 – Vassily Primakov, p; 

Odense Sym/Simon Gaudenz.


Richard Hickox 

Tuesday night Opera: 

Menotti on the 

mysteries of faith 

Writing about The Saint of Bleecker 

Street (1954), Gian-Carlo Menotti 

said: “It is about faith and doubt, and 

that – not Little Italy [where the opera 

is set] – is the important thing. The 

love between Annina and Michele is 

simply a metaphor for my own soul, 

because I have two natures in myself. 

One is the believing and the other is 

the doubting. My theory is that if you 

really have faith, it is a gift – either 

you have it or you don’t – and if you 

have the kind of mind that doubts, 

you can never really believe. That’s 

why there is no reconciliation at 

the end. Annina and Michele love 

each other, because I would love to 

be able to believe, but at the same 

time I cannot renounce the other 

side of me that is logical.” Richard 

Hickox conducts a performance 

recorded at the Spoleto Festival. 


8:00 pm 

Bridge 9339. [21:25] 

12:00 Newscast • Still Poem for 

Orchestra – Fort Smith Sym/ 

John Jeter. Naxos 8.559603. 

[10:27] Chausson Poème, Op 

25 – Julia Fischer, v; Monte 

Carlo Phil/Yakov Kreizberg. 

Decca B0015535-02. [16:05] 

Foote Five Poems after 

Omar Khayyam, Op 41: #5, 

Yon Rising Moon – Virginia 

Eskin, p. Northeastern 

NR-223-CD. [3:55] Walker 

Lyric for Strings – Chicago 

Sinfonietta/Paul Freeman. 

Cedille CDR-90000061. [5:17] 


Frumkin • Guest hosts: 

Deborah Rutter and Martha 

Gilmer discuss and preview 

the Chicago Symphony 

Orchestra’s 2012-13 season, 

announced yesterday. 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Mozart 

Symphony #29 in A, K 201 – 

Orch Mozart/Claudio Abbado. 

Archive 4777598 (2). [30:45] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





8:00 The Tuesday Night Opera with 

Peter Van De Graaff: Menotti’s 

“Saint of Bleeker Street” – 

Julia Melinek, Timothy Richards, 

Pamela Stephen, Spoleto 

Festival Orch/Richard Hickox. 

Chandos CHAN-9971 (2). 

10:20 Tchaikovsky Sleeping Beauty, 

Op 66: Suite for Piano Duet – 

Katia & Marielle Labèque, p. Phi 

442778-2. [16:49] Bach Suite 

in A minor for violin & strings 

(after BWV 1067) – Jeanne 

Lamon, v; Tafelmusik Baroque 

Orch. Analekta AN2-9878. 

[19:33] Holst The Planets, 

Op 32 – BBC Phil/Sir Andrew 

Davis; Manchester Chamber 

Choir women’s voices. 

Chandos CHSA-5086. [49:40] 

Wednesday 8 




Grapentine 



Concert Fantasy in G, Op 56 – 

Jerome Lowenthal, p; London 

Sym/Sergiu Comissiona. 

Arabesque Z-6611. [33:48] 


Anonymous Istampita – 

Amsterdam Loeki Stardust 

Quartet. Oiseau 414277-2. 

[5:25] Tchaikovsky Swan 

Lake, Op 20: Act 2 – Maryinsky 

Theatre Orch/Valery Gergiev. 

Decca 4757669 (2). [29:53] 

11:00 Barber String Quartet in 

b, Op 11 – Cypress String 

Quartet. Cypress Performing 

Arts Association CD. [17:17] 

Coleridge-Taylor Danse 

nègre – London Sym/Paul 

Freeman. CBS M-32782. [6:01] 


12:15 Live from the Cultural Center: 

A Dame Myra Hess Memorial 

Concert by Duo Prism 








at 1:00 pm Wednesdays. 

2:00 Mendelssohn String Octet in 

E-Flat, Op 20 – Hausmusik. 

EMI CDC7-49958-2. [31:48] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Strauss 

Don Juan, Op 20 – Strasbourg 

Phil/Jan Latham-Koenig. 

Avie AV-2172. [17:48] 

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Tchaikovsky Don Juan’s 

Serenade; None But the Lonely 

Heart – Dmitri Hvorostovsky, 

br; Oleg Boshniakovich, 

p. Phi 432119-2. [5:41] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





8:00 The San Francisco Symphony 

in Concert: Christoph 

Eschenbach, conductor; 

Christine Schäfer, soprano; 

James Johnson, 

bass-baritone – Schumann: 

Symphony #4 in d, Op 120; 

Zemlinsky: Lyric Symphony. 

10:00 Millennium of Music: Holland 

Festival of Early Music 2011 – 

Music by Arcangelo Corelli 

11:00 Schumann String Quartet 

#1 in a, Op 41/1 – Pacifica 

Quartet, live studio concert 

3/17/1997. Live from the 

Archive 5002415. [22:07] 

Mozart Piano Concerto #21 in 

C, K 467 – Vassily Primakov, p; 

Odense Sym/Simon Gaudenz. 

Bridge 9339. [27:30] 

Thursday 9 




Magnus Lindberg 

The new York 

Philharmonic and 

Magnus Lindberg 

A graduate of Helsinki’s Sibelius 

Academy, Lindberg became part 

of an informal group of modernist 

composers that also included 

Kaija Saariaho and Esa-Pekka 

Salonen. He has composed works 

for the Berlin Philharmonic and San 

Francisco Symphony in addition 

to the New York Philharmonic, two 

of whose broadcasts this month 

will include some of his music: 

Expo, from the Philharmonic’s 

2010 European tour, and Feria. 

Thursdays, February 9 

and 16, 8:00 pm 

2012 FEBRUARY 23

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Grapentine 


Street • Tchaikovsky Suite 

#4 in G, Op 61, Mozartiana – 

USSR Sym/Yevgeny Svetlanov. 

Melodiya 17100-2. [28:24] 


Handel Organ Concerto 

in F, The Cuckoo and the 

Nightingale – Academy 

of Ancient Music/Richard 

Egarr, o. Harmonia Mundi 

HMU-807447. 48 (2). [16:09] 


Anton Bruckner 

Vaughan Williams The Lark 

Ascending – James Clark, v; 

Royal Liverpool Phil Orch/John 

Wilson. Avie AV-2194. [14:29] 

11:00 Debussy Préludes, Bk 2: #s 

1-6 – Jorge Federico Osorio, 

p. Cedille CDR-90000098 

(2). [17:38] Gounod Faust: 

Quel trouble inconnu...Salut, 

demeure chaste et pure – 

Joseph Calleja, t; Suisse 

Romande Orch/Marco Armiliato. 

Decca B0015747-02. [5:55] 

12:00 Newscast • Mendelssohn 

A Midsummer Night’s 

Dream Overture, Op 21 – 

Philadelphia Orch/Eugene 

Ormandy. RCA RCD1-2084. 

[12:30] Alan Gilbert conducts 

Mendelssohn’s Elijah on The 

New York Philharmonic This 

Week tonight at 8. Corigliano 

Midsummer Fanfare – Grant 

Park Orch/Carlos Kalmar. 

Cedille CDR-90000090. 

[5:49] John Corigliano is Bill 

McGlaughlin’s co-host on this 

week’s Exploring Music. Delius 

In a Summer Garden – Hallé 

Orch/Sir John Barbirolli. EMI 

ZDMB5-65119-2 (2). [14:57] 

Gershwin Porgy and Bess: 

Summertime – Nicole Cabell, s; 

London Phil/Sir Andrew Davis. 

Lon B0006590-02. [2:58] 


Frumkin • Debussy Piano Trio 

in G – André Previn, p; Julie 

Rosenfeld, v; Gary Hoffman, 

vc. RCA 68062-2. [20:33] 

2:00 Tchaikovsky Symphony #4 

in f, Op 36 – Philadelphia 

Orch/Riccardo Muti. EMI 

CDC7-54112-2. [43:42] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Bach 

Keyboard Concerto #1 in 

d, BWV 1052 – Simone 

Dinnerstein, p; Berlin 

Staatskapelle Chamber Orch. 

Sony 81742-2. [22:29] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 






This Week: Alan Gilbert, 

conductor; Yefim Bronfman, 

piano; performance from 2010 

European tour – Lindberg: 

Expo. Prokofiev: Piano 

Concerto #2. Sibelius: 

Symphony #2; Valse triste. 




11:00 Bruckner Symphony #1 in 

c – Berlin Radio Sym/Riccardo 

Chailly. Lon 421091-2. [54:29] 

Friday 10 




Grapentine 



Francesca da Rimini, Op 

32 – New York Phil/Leonard 

Bernstein. DG 429778-2. [27:42] 


Haydn Symphony #101 in D, 

Clock – Philharmonia Baroque 

Orch/Nicholas McGegan. 

Philharmonia Baroque 

Productions PBP-02. [27:29] 

Debussy Symphony in b – 

Lyon National Orch/Jun Märkl. 

Naxos 8. 572583. [11:15] 

11:00 Soler Keyboard Sonatas 

#s 13 & 14 in G – Martina 

Filjak, p. Naxos 8.572515. 

[8:08] Grainger Lincolnshire 

Posy – CSO Brass. CSO 

Resound 9011101. [15:18] 

12:00 Newscast • Verdi Luisa Miller: 

Oh, fede negar potessi... 

Quando le sere al placido – 

Vittorio Grigolo, t; Teatro 

Regio di Parma Orch/Giorgio 

Morandi. Sony 75257-2. [5:36] 

Rossini-Respighi La Boutique 

fantasque Suite – Boston Pops/ 

Arthur Fiedler. RCA 61847-2. 

[27:14] Puccini Che gelida 

manina; E lucevan le stelle – 

Vittorio Grigolo, t; Teatro

Regio di Parma Orch/Giorgio 

Morandi. Sony 75257-2. [8:12] 



Piano Trio in a, Op 50 – 

Martha Argerich, p; Gidon 

Kremer, v; Mischa Maisky, 

vc. DG 4778847 (6). [47:33] 

2:00 Haydn Sinfonia Concertante 

in B-Flat, Op 105 – Soloists, 

Berlin Phil/Sir Simon Rattle. 

EMI 94237-2 (2). [21:24] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Elgar In 

the South (Alassio) Overture, 

Op 50 – BBC Sym/Sir Andrew 

Davis. Teldec 74888-2. [21:51] 

Traditional Spirituals, Poor 

Mourner and My God Is A 

Rock – Robert Shaw Festival 

Singers. Telarc CD-80325. [7:25] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





8:00 Music in Chicago: Music of 

the Baroque in Concert – 

Nicholas Kraemer, conductor 

– Bach: Two-Violin 

Concerto; Orchestra Suites 

#s 2 & 3; Wedding Cantata. 

10:00 Best of Studs Terkel: Soprano 

Renee Fleming from 1996 

11:00 Jazz at Lincoln Center 

Radio: Danilo Perez, 

Panamonk Revisited 

Saturday 11 


Piano Jazz 





10:00 (Earlier than usual) 

Introductions: Spotlighting 



11:00 (Earlier than usual) Live 

from the Met: Wagner’s 

“Götterdämmerung” – Gary 

Lehman (Siegfried); Deborah 

Voigt (Brünnhilde); Hans- 

Peter König (Hagen); Iain 

Paterson (Gunther); Wendy 

Brun Harmer (Gutrune); 

Waltrad Meier (Waltraute); Eric 

Owens (Alberich); Metropolitan 

Opera Cho & Orch. 






8:00 Folkstage hosted by Rich 

Warren: Suzy Bogguss 

live from Levin Studio 



Sunday 12 



6:00 With Heart and Voice: 

Psalms of praise and prayer 





11:30 (Earlier than usual) Chicago 

Symphony Orchestra Radio 

Broadcasts: Esa-Pekka 

Salonen, conductor; Baird 

Dodge, violin – Matheson: 

Violin Concerto (world premiere 

performance); Mahler: 

Symphony #6, Tragic. 

1:45 The Matthew Bucksbaum 

Family Lyric Opera 

Broadcasts – Live from the 

Civic Opera House: Lyric 

Opera of Chicago Presents 

Jerome Kern’s “Show Boat” 

(book & lyrics by Oscar 

Hammerstein II) – Nathan 

Gunn, Alyson Cambridge, 

Morris Robinson, Angela 

Renée Simpson, Lyric Opera 

Cho & Orch/John DeMain. 

5:00 (later than usual) Fiesta! 

Latin-American Music 

with Elbio Barilari 

6:00 Chamber Music Society 

of Lincoln Center – 

Shostakovich: Piano Trio #1 

in c, Op 8; Brahms: Piano 

Quartet #1 in g, Op 25. 



8:00 Collectors’ Corner with 

Henry Fogel: Gounod’s Romeo 

and Juliet, an abridged version 

with Russian artists 



11:00 Copland A Lincoln 

Portrait – Adlai Stevenson, 

n; Philadelphia Orch/Eugene 

Ormandy. Sony SBK-62401. 

[15:16] Still Symphony #1 

(Afro-American) – Chicago 

Imogen Cooper 

Charles Gounod 

2012 FEBRUARY 25


Deborah Voigt as Brünnhilde 

Live from the Met: 

new Götterdämmerung 

production 

Directed by Robert Lepage, the Met’s 

new production of Wagner’s Ring 

cycle is highlighted on February’s 

broadcast of the final music-drama 

in the cycle, Götterdämmerung (The 

Twilight of the Gods). Lepage says this 

work “is different from the other Ring 

operas because it is about society. 

The more the story progresses, the 

more it moves away from the realm 

of the gods to focus on the power 

and ambition of human beings. 

Götterdämmerung is about Brünnhilde 

in society, her journey as a character, 

and her role as the heroine who 

must restore balance to the world.” 

Deborah Voigt stars as Brünnhilde. 


11:00 am 

(special time) 

Sinfonietta/Paul Freeman. 

Cedille CDR-90000055. [21:10] 

Haydn Symphony #1 in D – 

Cantilena/Adrian Shepherd. 

Chandos CHAN-8737. [10:47] 

Monday 13 




Grapentine 



The Tempest, Op 18 – 

Berlin Phil/Claudio Abbado. 

DG 453496-2. [23:10] 


Dvorak Czech Suite, Op 

39 – Bournemouth Sym/ 

José Serebrier. Warner 

Classics 66656-3. [23:07] 

Debussy Suite, Pour le 


piano – Ivan Moravec, p. 

VAI VAIA-1043 (2). [13:01] 

11:00 Mozart String Quartet #23 in 

F, K 590 – Emerson Quartet. 

Sony 93598-2. [27:35] 

Stravinsky Suite #2 for 

small orchestra – Northern 

Sinfonia Orch/Simon Rattle. 

EMI CDM7-69204-2. [6:04] 

12:00 Newscast • Tchaikovsky 

Symphony #5 in e, Op 64 – 

Simón Bolívar Youth Orch of 

Venezuela/Gustavo Dudamel. 

DG B0012763-02. [48:04] 


Frumkin • Debussy Trois 

Chansons de Bilitis – Karina 

Gauvin, s; Marc-André Hamelin, 

p. Atma ACD2-2642. [8:59] 

Fauré Romance, Op 69; 

Sérénade, Op 98; Sicilienne, 

Op 78 – Gautier Capuçon, 

vc; Michel Dalberto, p. Virgin 

Classics 070875-2 (5). [11:14] 

2:00 Beethoven Symphony #7 in 

A, Op 92 – Vienna Phil/Carlos 

Kleiber. DG 415862-2. [38:39] 

There’s more Beethoven on 

Live from WFMT tonight at 8. 


Anonymous Bransles de 

Village – Piffaro Renaissance 

Band. Archive 447107-2. [5:00] 

Thomson Louisiana Story: 

Acadian Songs and Dances – 

New London Orch/Ronald Corp. 

Hyperion CDA-66576. [14:58] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

7:00 Exploring Music with 

Bill McGlaughlin: It Was 

A Lover and His Lass 

8:00 Live from WFMT: Camerata 

Chicago with pianist George 

Lepauw playing Beethoven’s 

Piano Concerto #5, Emperor. 


Andrew Patner 

11:00 Debussy L’Enfant prodigue: 

Lia’s aria – Kate Royal, s; St 

Martin’s Academy/Edward 

Gardner. EMI 94419-2. [5:20] 

Poulenc Clarinet Sonata – 

Nash Ensemble. Hyperion 

CDA-67255/6 (2). [12:43] 

Mozart Flute Concerto #1 in 

G, K 313 – James Galway, f; St 

Martin’s Academy/Sir Neville 

Marriner. RCA 68256-2. [26:20] 

Tuesday 14 




Grapentine 



Romeo and Juliet – New 

York Phil/Leonard Bernstein. 

DG 429234-2. [22:40] 


Debussy Pelléas et 

Mélisande Suite – Berlin 

Phil/Claudio Abbado. DG 

471332-2. [29:54] Kreisler- 

Rachmaninoff Liebesleied; 

Liebesfreud – Alessio Bax, p. 

Signum SIGCD-264. [11:18] 

11:00 Massenet Cendrillon: Allez, 

laissez-moi seul...Coeur sans 

amour, printemps sans roses – 

Joyce DiDonato, ms; Lyon 

National Opera Orch/Kazushi 

Ono. Virgin Classics 641986. 

[4:03] Rossini La Cenerentola 

Overture – Royal Opera House 

Orch/Carlo Rizzi. Conifer 55004- 

2. [8:33] Prokofiev Cinderella, 

Op 87: Act 1 excerpts (Pt 

1) – London Sym/André Previn. 

EMI CDD7-64289-2. [12:28] 

12:00 Newscast • Gershwin Three 

concert transcriptions from 

Porgy and Bess – Richard 

Glazier, p. Centaur CRC-2271. 

[13:50] Gounod Roméo et 

Juliette: Duet, Va! je t’ai pardonné...Nuit 

d’hyménée – Kathleen 

Battle, s; Placido Domingo, t; 

Met Orch/James Levine. DG 

427686-2. [9:35] Prokofiev 

Romeo and Juliet, Op 64: Acts 

3 and 4 excerpts – Toronto 

Sym/Jukka-Pekka Saraste. 

Finlandia 19050-2. [17:31] 


Frumkin • Verdi Il Trovatore: 

Ballet music – Monte Carlo 

National Opera Orch/Antonio 

de Almeida. Phi 422846-2 

(2). [22:18] Hear the complete 

opera tonight at 8. Wagner 

Tannhäuser: Aria, O du mein 

holder Abendstern – René 

Pape, b; Berlin Staatskapelle/ 

Daniel Barenboim. DG 

B0015297-02. [4:55] 

2:00 Liszt Années de pèlerinage, 

2nd year, Italy: Dante Sonata – 

Denis Matsuev, p. RCA 

61273-2. [16:13] Tchaikovsky 

Francesca da Rimini, Op 32 – 

London Phil/Valery Gergiev. 

Phi 426437-2. [25:01] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Debussy 

Song-cycle, Le promenoir des 

deux amants – Dawn Upshaw, 

s; Jérôme Ducros, p. Erato 

27329-2. [6:39] Ravel Daphnis 

and Chloe Suite #2 – Rotterdam 

Phil/Yannick Nézet-Séguin. 

EMI 66342-2. [15:51] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





Peter Van De Graaff: Verdi’s “Il 

Trovatore” – Luciano Pavarotti, 

Dame Joan Sutherland, Ingvar 

Wixell, National Phil/Richard 

Bonynge. Phi 4758281 (2). 

10:40 Mahler Symphony #7 in E, 

Song of the Night – Berlin 

Phil/Claudio Abbado. 

DG 471623-2. [77:05] 

Wednesday 15 

Daniel Barenboim 




Grapentine 


Street • Debussy Images, 

set 3 – Cleveland Orch/Pierre 

Boulez. DG 435766-2. [33:58] 


Copland Appalachian Spring – 

Grant Park Orch/Carlos Kalmar. 

Cedille CDR-90000125. 

[27:40] Tchaikovsky Dumka, 

Op 59 – Dmitry Paperno, p. 

Cedille CDR-90000044. [7:45] 

11:00 Bach Orchestra Suite #4 

in D, BWV 1069 – Freiburg 

Baroque Orch/Gottfried von 

der Goltz. Harmonia Mundi 

HMC-902113.14 (2). [22:54] 

Debussy Sonata (#1) in d for 

cello and piano – Jan Vogler, 

vc; Bruno Canino, p. Berlin 

Classics BC-1029-2. [11:24] 



Center: A Dame Myra 

Hess Memorial Concert by 

pianist Victor Stanislavsky 








at 1 pm Wednesdays. 

2:00 Vivaldi Trio Sonata in a, 

R 86 – Chicago Chamber 

Musicians, CCM First Monday 

6/6/2011. Live from the 

Archive 5002255. [10:56] Bach 

Brandenburg Concerto #5 in 

D, BWV 1050 – Donald Peck, 

f; Samuel Magad, v; Ravinia 

Festival Soloists/James Levine, 

hc. RCA 60378-2. [22:00] 


Tchaikovsky The Snow Maiden, 

Op 12 (incidental music to 

Ostrovsky play) – Detroit 

Sym/Neeme Järvi. Chandos 

CHAN-9324. [19:04] Linkola 

The Snow Queen film music:

Northbound, The Forest, Gerda 

& Kay – Orch/Jukka Linkola. 

Finlandia 11421-2. [4:44] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





in Concert: Christoph 

Eschenbach, conductor; 

David Fray, piano – Dalbavie: 

La Source d’un Regard. 

Beethoven: Piano Concerto 

#2 in B-Flat, Op 19. Brahms: 

Symphony #2 in D, Op 73. 


Festival of Early Music 

2011 – Sacred music from 

the Italian Baroque performed 

by Christophe Rousset 

and Les Talens Lyriques 

11:00 Debussy Suite, Pour le 

piano – Jean-Yves Thibaudet, 

p. Lon 452022-2 (2). [14:11] 

Tchaikovsky Suite #4 in G, 

Op 61, Mozartiana – London 

Sym/José Serebrier. ASV 

CDDCA-719. [25:02] Various 

Ave Verum Corpus; Lux 

Aeterna – New College Choir 

Oxford U/Edward Higginbottom. 

Erato 14634-2. [6:48] 

Thursday 16 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Debussy 

Quartet in g, Op 10 – Juilliard 

String Quartet, celebrating its 

60th anniversary next week. 

Sony SK-52554. [26:19] 


Telemann Three-Violin 

Concerto in F – R Waters, 

S Polifrone, T Fream, v’s 

Music of the Baroque Orch/ 

Nicholas Kraemer. MOB. 

[13:57] Chausson Poème, 

Enrique Granados 

Op 25 – Rachel Kolly d’Alba, 

v; Pays de la Loire National 

Orch/John Axelrod. Warner 

Classics 67181-4. [17:59] 

11:00 Offenbach The Tales of 

Hoffmann: Barcarolle, Belle 

Nuit – Anna Netrebko, s; 

Elina Garanca, ms; Prague 

Philharmonia/Emmanuel 

Villaume. DG B0012217- 

02. [3:43] Schumann Piano 

Trio #3 in g, Op 110 – Leif 

Ove Andsnes, p; Christian 

Tetzlaff, v; Tanja Tetzlaff, 

vc. EMI 94180-2. [26:06] 

12:00 Newscast • Tchaikovsky 

String Serenade in C, Op 

48 – Moscow Soloists/ 

Yuri Bashmet. RCA 60368- 

2. [29:02] Joplin Solace: A 

Mexican Serenade – The 5 

Browns. E1 E1E-CD-2041. 

[7:09] Lauridsen Soneto de 

la Noche – Conspirare/Craig 

Hella Johnson. Harmonia 

Mundi HMU-907534. [5:55] 


Frumkin • Mozart String 

Quartet #19 in C, K 465, 

Dissonant – Emerson Quartet. 

DG 427657-2. [28:07] 

2:00 Debussy La Mer – New York 

Phil/Kurt Masur. Teldec 13133- 

2. [24:38] Hear the Philharmonic 

tonight at 8 in performances 

from its 2010 European tour. 

Debussy La mer est plus belle 

que les cathédrales; Le son 

du cor s’afflige vers les bois; 

L’échelonnement des haies – 

Stéphane Degout, br; Hélène 

Lucas, p. Naive V-5209. [7:34] 


Tchaikovsky Souvenir d’un lieu 

cher, Op 42 – Vadim Gluzman, 

v; Bergen Phil/Andrew Litton. 

Bis SACD-1432. [17:29] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





This Week: Alan Gilbert, 

conductor; Lang Lang, 

piano – Lindberg: Feria. 

Bartok: Piano Concerto #2. 

Prokofiev: Symphony #5. 




11:00 Still Seven Traceries – Denver 

Oldham, p. Koch 3-7084-2. 

[17:42] Debussy Estampes: 

La Soirée dans Grenade – 

Quebec Sym/Yoav Talmi. Atma 

SACD2-2377. [5:12] Albéniz 

Iberia, Bk 1 – Cincinnati Sym/ 

Jesús López-Cobos. Telarc 

CD-80470 (2). [18:27] Lara 

Song, Granada – Juan Diego 

Flórez, t; Fort Worth Sym/ 

Miguel Harth-Bedoya. Lon 

B0013059-02 (2). [4:17] 

Friday 17 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Debussy Three 

Nocturnes – Houston Sym 

Orch/Sergiu Comissiona. 

Van VCD-72011. [26:16] 


Debussy Images, set 3, for 

orchestra: Ibéria – Los Angeles 

Phil/Esa-Pekka Salonen. Sony 

SK-62599. [20:53] Granados 

Danzas Españolas: Andaluza; 

Oriental – Milos Karadaglic, 

g. DG B0015579-02. [11:40] 

11:00 Haydn String Quartet in 

E-Flat, Op 33/2, Joke – 

Cuarteto Casals. Harmonia 

Mundi HMX-2962022.23 

(2). [18:17] Tchaikovsky 

Dance of the Comedians – 

Osipov State Russian 

Folk Orch/Vitaly Gnutov. 

Mercury 432000-2. [4:30] 

12:00 Newscast • Telemann 

Recorder Sonata in d – Michala 

Petri, r; Lars Hannibal, l. Our 

Recordings 6.220604. [9:50] 

Mozart Clarinet Concerto in A, 

K 622 – Lorenzo Coppola, cl; 

Freiburg Baroque Orch/Gottfried 

von der Goltz. Harmonia Mundi 

HMC-901980. [28:29] Bach 

My Spirit Be Joyful – E Power 

Biggs, o; Orch/Zoltan Rosznyai. 

CBS MK-42646. [4:12] 



Symphony #6 in b, Op 74, 

Pathétique – Cincinnati 

Sym/Paavo Järvi. Telarc 

CD-80681. [47:01] 

2:00 Brahms Cello Sonata in D, Op 

78 (arr from Violin Sonata) – 

Yo-Yo Ma, vc; Emanuel Ax, 

p. Sony SK-63229. [28:17] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Still 

Symphony #2 in g, Song of 

A New Race – Detroit Sym/ 

Neeme Järvi. Chandos 

CHAN-9226. [29:22] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 




8:00 Claude Debussy: Visionary 

Revolutionary – In this twohour 

discussion, with musical 

examples, Jon Tolansky talks 

with Denis Herlin, director of 

research at France’s National 

Center for Scientific Research, 

and chief editor of the new 

36-volume Debussy critical 

edition. Debussy’s 150th birthday 

is celebrated this year. 

10:00 Best of Studs Terkel: This 

Is Our Story with songs of 

courting and comic love 


Monty Alexander & the 

Harlem-Kingston Express 



Piano Jazz 





11:00 Introductions: Spotlighting 



12:00 Live from the Met: Rossini’s 

“Barber of Seville” – Rodion 

Pogossov (Figaro); Diana 

Damrau (Rosina); Colin Lee 

(Count Almaviva); John Del 

Carlo (Dr Bartolo); Ferruccio 

Furlanetto (Don Basilio); 

Metropolitan Opera Cho & 

Orch/Maurizio Benini. 

3:30 Rodrigo Fantasía para un gentilhombre 

– Manuel Barrueco, g; 

Philharmonia/Placido Domingo. 

EMI CDC5-56175-2. [21:44] 


Esa-Pekka Salonen 

Chicago Symphony: 

Salonen, Dodge, 

Matheson, Mahler 

Writing in the Chicago Tribune in 

December, John von Rhein said: 

“[James] Matheson’s concerto is a 

supercharged showpiece for virtuoso 

violinist and orchestra that connects 

with the listener on a visceral as 

well as intellectual level. It keeps 

the soloist extremely busy as he 

negotiates a maze of vivid, colorful 

orchestral effects.” CSO principal 

second violinist Baird Dodge was 

the soloist in this new concerto 

composed by a longtime friend. 

Guest conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen 

continued this season’s Mahler theme 

with a performance of the Symphony 

#6 that von Rhein called “electrifying.” 

Sunday, February 12, 

11:30 am 

(special time) 

2012 FEBRUARY 27




4:30 Serebrier Aires de Tango – 

Rachel Barton Pine, v. Cedille 

CDR-90000124. [8:18] 

Debussy Danses sacrée et 

profane – Lisa Wellbaum, h; 

Cleveland Orch/Pierre Boulez. 

DG B0002121-02. [10:18] 






8:00 Folkstage hosted 

by Rich Warren 



Sunday 19 



6:00 With Heart and Voice: 

Music for the Feast of 

the Transfiguration and 

for Ash Wednesday 





12:00 Mendelssohn Violin Concerto 

in e, Op 64 – Janine Jansen, 

v; Leipzig Gewandhaus 

Orch/Riccardo Chailly. Lon 

B0007260-02. [26:54]Tomorrow 

through Friday at 7:00 pm, 

Exploring Music will be devoted 

to violin concerti. Mozart 

Rondo in a, K 511 – Kristian 

Bezuidenhout, fortepiano. 

Harmonia Mundi HMU-907498. 

[10:33] Various And I Saw A 

New Heaven (Bainton); The 

Lord Is My Shepherd (Rutter) – 

The Sixteen/Harry Christophers. 

Lon B0013009-02. [10:07] 

1:00 Chicago Symphony 

Orchestra Radio Broadcasts: 

Charles Dutoit, conductor; 

Kirill Gerstein, piano – 

Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto 

#2 in c, Op 18. Shostakovich: 

Symphony #11, The Year 

1905. Rimsky-Korsakov: 

Russian Easter Overture. 




A chamber ensemble and 

soprano Christine Harg perform 

arrangements of Strauss 

and Mahler – J Strauss 

Jr: Roses from the South; 

Wine, Women, and Song; 

Sweetheart Waltzes; Emperor 

Waltzes (arr Schoenberg, 

Berg, Webern). Mahler: 

Symphony #4 (arr E Stein). 

6:00 Chamber Music Society 

of Lincoln Center – 

Mahler: Piano Quartet in a; 

Bartok: Piano Quintet. 



8:00 Collectors’ Corner with Henry 

Fogel: Music by George Antheil 



11:00 Bach Cantata #112, Der 

Herr ist mein getreuer Hirt – 

Soloists, Monteverdi Choir, 

English Baroque Soloists/Sir 

John Eliot Gardiner. Soli Deo 

Gloria SDG-131 (2). [11:37] 

Beethoven Violin Concerto in 

D, Op 61 – Jascha Heifetz, v; 

Boston Sym/Charles Munch. 

RCA 68980-2. [37:44] 


Piano Concerto #3 in E-Flat, 

Op 75 – Emil Gilels, p; New 

Philharmonia/Lorin Maazel. EMI 

CDFB5-68637-2 (2). [17:51] 


Grieg Two Nordic Melodies, 

Op 63 – Malmö Sym/Bjarte 

Engeset. Naxos 8.572403. 

[11:07] Debussy Violin Sonata 

(#3) in g – Janine Jansen, 

v; Itamar Golan, p. Decca 

B0015249-02. [13:54] 

11:00 Schubert Piano Sonata in G, 

D 894, Op 78, Fantaisie – Paul 

Lewis, p. Harmonia Mundi 

902115. 16 (2). [39:47] 

12:00 Newscast • Live from Levin 

Studio: An Impromptu with 

pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard 


Frumkin • Bach Brandenburg 

Concerto #6 in B-Flat, 

BWV 1051 – Academy of 

Ancient Music/Richard Egarr. 

Harmonia Mundi HMU- 

807461.62 (2). [16:06] Bach 

Zion Hears the Watchmen’s 

Voices; Jesu, Joy of Man’s 

Desiring – Mormon Tabernacle 

Choir, Orch/Jerold D Ottley. 

Sony MDK-48296. [10:16] 

2:00 Stravinsky L’Histoire du 

Soldat: Suite – Chicago 

Chamber Musicians. Chicago 

Chamber Musicians 1997- 

2001. [26:49] Pierre Boulez 

and the CSO present L’Histoire 

February 25 and 28. 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Sousa 

Presidential Polonaise – 

Cincinnati Pops/Erich 

Kunzel. MMG MCD-10005. 

[3:52] Copland Rodeo: 

Four Dance Episodes – 

Buffalo Phil/JoAnn Falletta. 

Naxos 8.559240. [18:54] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 


Bill McGlaughlin: Great 

violin concertos 

8:00 Live from WFMT: Joseph 

Genualdi, violin 


Andrew Patner 

11:00 Tchaikovsky Concert Fantasy 

in G, Op 56 – Elisabeth 

Leonskaja, p; New York Phil/ 

Kurt Masur. Teldec 95069-2 

(2). [27:59] Vaughan Williams 

Fantasia on a Theme by 

Thomas Tallis, with Tallis 

hymn – Atlanta Sym Strings 

& Cho/Robert Spano. Telarc 

CD-80676. [17:11] Anonymous 

Greensleeves – Göran Söllscher, 

g. DG 439149-2. [3:35] 

The Newberry Consort Luigi Boccherini 

Live from WFMT: 

The newberry Consort 

Kerry Frumkin welcomes the 

Newberry Consort to its first-ever 

appearance on WFMT’s live studioconcert 

series. Soprano Ellen Hargis 

of the Newberry says about their 

program that it will “celebrate the 

great noble amateur ensemble of the 

16th and 17th centuries, the consort 

of viols. A group of instruments in 

sizes from soprano to ëgreat dooble 

bass,’ numbering from at least three 

to as many as seven or eight, strung 

in gut and played while held between 

the legs, the viol consort was the 

ensemble of choice for composers 

writing elegant polyphonic fantasies, 

choral anthems, or consort songs. 

After a decline and hiatus of some 

hundreds of years, the viol consort 

has once again bcome the darling 

of composers, and new works are 

being written for viols in combination 

with other instruments, with voices, 

and especially in consorts. Our 

[performance] explores both the 

rich history of this ensemble’s 

Renaissance repertoire [and] some of 

the delightfully varied works written 

for it in the 20th and 21st centuries.” 


8:00 pm 


Monday 20 




Grapentine 


Tuesday 21 




Grapentine 


Street • Debussy Fantaisie 

for piano and orchestra – 

Barry Douglas, p; Radio 

France Phil/Marek Janowski. 

RCA 68127-2. [24:59] 


Barber Souvenirs, Op 28 – 

Atlanta Sym/Yoel Levi. Telarc 

CD-80441. [18:56] Chopin 

Nocturnes, Op 48 – Yundi, 

p. EMI 08391-2 (2). [12:51] 

11:00 Anonymous First Light 

from Las Huelgas Codex – 

Anonymous 4. Harmonia 

Mundi HMU-807510. [8:26] 

Vivaldi Viola d’Amore and 

Lute Concerto in D, R 540 – 

William Bauer, vi d’amore; 

Ronn McFarlane, l; Bach 

SInfonia/Daniel Abraham. Sono 

Luminus DSL-92132. [12:51] 

12:00 Newscast • Debussy Images 

oubliées – Martin Jones, p. 

Nimbus NI-5160. [12:49] Bizet 

Les Pêcheurs de perles: Au 

fond du temple saint – Jerry 

Hadley, t; Thomas Hampson, 

br; Welsh National Opera Orch/ 

Carlo Rizzi. Teldec 73283-2. 

[7:34] Hear the complete opera 

tonight at 8:00. Bach Two-Violin 

Concerto in d, BWV 1043 – 

David & Igor Oistrakh, v’s; 

Royal Phil/Eugene Goossens. 

DG 419855-2. [17:16] 



The Months (The Seasons), 

Op 37: January-April – 

Bekova Piano Trio. Chandos 

CHAN-9719 (2). [16:00] 

1:50 Mahler Das Lied von der Erde – 

Yvonne Minton, ms; René Kollo, 

t; Chicago Sym/Sir Georg Solti. 

Lon 414066-2. [64:20] Pierre 

Boulez conducts this work 

with the CSO March 1-3. 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Price 

Mississippi River Suite – 

Women’s Phil/Apo Hsu. 

Koch 7518-2. [27:50] 



report at 5:00 pm, and


5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 




8:00 The Tuesday Night Opera 

with Peter Van De Graaff: 

Bizet’s “Pearlfishers” – 

Leopold Simoneau, Xavier 

Depraz, Pierrette Alarie, 

Lamoureux Concert Orch/Pierre 

Dervaux. Guild 2382/83 (2). 

10:40 Beethoven String Quartet 

#10 in E-Flat, Op 74, Harp – 

Quartetto Italiano. Phi 4758503 

(3). [32:34] Boieldieu Harp 

Concerto in C (in Three Tempi) – 

Isabelle Moretti, h; Southwest 

German Radio Sym/Klaus 

Arp. Koch 3-1142-2. [20:36] 

Beethoven Piano Sonata 

#14 in c-sharp, Op 27/2, 

Moonlight – Garrick Ohlsson, 

p. Bridge 9250. [16:42] 

Wednesday 22 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Debussy Piano 

Trio in G – Joachim Piano Trio. 

Naxos 8.550934. [24:44] 


Tchaikovsky Album pour 

enfants, Op 39 – Vassily 

Primakov, p. Bridge 9322. 

[27:55] Debussy Children’s 

Corner Suite: The Snow Is 

Dancing – Quebec Sym/Yoav 

Talmi. Atma SACD2-2377. [3:00] 

11:00 Beethoven Symphony #6 in F, 

Op 68, Pastoral – Manchester 

Camerata/Douglas Boyd. 

Avie AV-2242. [40:10] 


12:15 Live from the Cultural Center: 

A Dame Myra Hess Memorial 

Concert by pianist Sooran Lee 







Stephen Squires, 

Associate Conductor 

of the Elgin Symphony 

Orchestra 



Yakov Kreizberg 

2:00 Debussy Six Épigraphes 

antiques – Quebec Sym/Yoav 

Talmi. Atma SACD2-2377. 

[15:56] Poulenc Quatre motets 

pour un temps de pénitence: 

Timor et tremor; Vinea mea 

electa; Tristis est anima mea – 

Polyphony/Stephen Layton. 

Hyperion CDA-67623. [9:59] 


Piano Concerto #12 in A, 

K 414 – Alfred Brendel, p; 

Scottish Chamber Orch/ 

Sir Charles Mackerras. Phi 

B0006594-02. [25:41] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





in Concert: Michael 

Tilson Thomas, conductor; 

Garrick Ohlsson, piano – 

Litolff: Scherzo fr Concerto 

Symphonique #4 in d, Op 102. 

Chopin: Piano Concerto #2 

in f, Op 21. Adam: Suite fr 

Giselle. Debussy: La Mer. 


Festival of Early Music 2011 – 

Motets and other sacred music 

by Palestrina and Frescobaldi, 

performed by Concerto Palatino 

11:00 Gould Spirituals – London Phil 

Strings/Kenneth Klein. Albany 

TROY-202. [20:34] Franck 

Violin Sonata in A – Anne 

Sophie Mutter, v; Lambert 

Orkis, p. DG 445826-2. [29:51] 

Thursday 23 




Grapentine 


Wall Street • Debussy Suite 

bergamasque – Garrick 

Ohlsson, p. Arabesque 

Z-6601. [21:15] 


Boccherini Cello Concerto, G 

482 – Yo-Yo Ma, vc; Amsterdam 

Baroque Orch/Ton Koopman. 

Sony SK-60681. [16:35] Meyer- 

Thile-Duncan Goat Rodeo – 

Stuart Duncan, v; Chris Thile, 

m; Yo-Yo Ma, vc; Edgar Meyer, 

db. Sony 84118-2. [4:18] 

11:00 Brahms Variations on a 

Theme by Haydn, Op 56b – 

Martha Argerich & Nelson 

Freire, p’s. DG 4778847 (6). 

[17:09] Haydn Symphony 

#20 in C – Philharmonia 

Hungarica/Antal Dorati. Lon 

4781221 (33). [14:48] 

12:00 Newscast • Debussy 

Estampes – Ivan Moravec, p. 

MMG MCD-10003. [14:35] 

Ravel Ma Mère l’Oye (Mother 

Goose) Suite – Rotterdam 

Phil/Yannick Nézet-Séguin. 

EMI 66342-2. [17:01] 

Anonymous 16th-Century 

French Dances – Calliope. 

Nonesuch 79039-2. [8:00] 


Frumkin • Mozart Vesperae 

Solennes de Confessore, K 

339: Laudate Dominum – 

Sumi Jo, s; Cologne Phil 

Choir, Gürzenich Orch/James 

Conlon. Erato 85772-2. [4:01] 

Mozart Violin Concerto #4 in 

D, K 218 – Julia Fischer, v; 

Netherlands Chamber Orch/ 

Yakov Kreizberg. Pentatone 

PTC-5186453 (2). [22:29] 

2:00 Tchaikovsky Manfred 

Symphony, Op 58 – Oslo Phil/ 

Mariss Jansons. Chandos 

CHAN-8672/8 (7). [53:20] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Dello 

Joio Clarinet Concertante – 

Robert Alemany, cl; Czech 

National Sym/JoAnn Falletta. 

Albany TROY-502. [20:53] 

Fauré Pavane, Op 50 – 

Branford Marsalis, sx; English 

Chamber Orch/Andrew Litton. 

CBS M-42122. [5:40] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 





This Week: Alan Gilbert, conductor; 

Joyce DiDonato, mezzo-soprano; 

performance from 

earlier this month at London’s 

Barbican Center – Ades: 

Polaris. Berlioz: Les Nuits 

d’Ete. Stravinsky: Symphony 

in Three Movements. Ravel: 

Daphnis and Chloe Suite #2. 




11:00 Brahms Symphony #1 in c, 

Op 68 – Berlin Phil/Sir Simon 

Rattle. EMI 67254-2 (3). 

[44:55] Brahms Ein deutsches 

Requiem, Op 45: Wie lieblich 

sind deine Wohnungen – 

Chicago Sym & Cho/Sir Georg 

Solti. Lon 414627-2 (2). [5:49] 

Friday 24 




Grapentine 


Street • Debussy Images, set 

1 – Samson François, p. EMI 

CMS7-69434-2 (2). [14:01] 


Fauré Violin Sonata #1 in A, 


v; Michel Dalberto, p. Virgin 

Classics 070875-2 (5 CDs). 

[28:01] Debussy Sarabande; 

Danse (Tarantelle styrienne) – 

St Paul Chamber Orch/Hugh 

Wolff. Teldec 74006-2. [10:20] 


Elza van den Heever 

The Matthew 

Bucksbaum 


Broadcasts: Rinaldo 

“With Jerusalem as the prize,” Lyric 

Opera tells us, “General Goffredo 

and his chief knight Rinaldo are 

battling it out with King Argante. 

But the king’s lover and ally is the 

sorceress Armida ñ and she uses 

every trick in her arsenal to help win 

the war. Good thing Rinaldo has some 

supernatural reinforcements of his 

own.” A Lyric Opera stage premiere, 

this new production of Handel’s 

spectacular historical fantasy stars 

counter-tenor David Daniels in the 

title role and features two company 

debuts: Elza van den Heever as 

Armida and Julia Kleiter as Almirena, 

Rinaldo’s beloved. Baroque opera 

specialist Harry Bicket will conduct; 

George Preston and Lyric’s Roger 

Pines co-host our live broadcast. 

Wednesday, February 29, 

7:15 pm 

2012 FEBRUARY 29

11:00 Tchaikovsky Hamlet, Op 67 – 

Simon Bolivar Sym/Gustavo 

Dudamel. DG B0015296-02. 

[18:39] Thomas Hamlet: 

Comme une pale fleur; O 

vin, dissipe la tristesse – Bo 

Skovhus, br; English National 

Opera Orch/James Conlon. 

Sony SK-60035. [9:52] 

12:00 Newscast • Coleridge-Taylor 

Romance in G – Rachel 

Barton Pine, v; Encore 

Chamber Orch/Daniel Hege. 

Cedille 90000035. [12:33] 

Schumann Three Romances, 

Op 94 – Keisuke Wakao, ob; 

Christoph Eschenbach, p. 

Denon CO-18090. [15:34] 

Schumann Introduction 

and Allegro Concertante, 

Op 134 – Murray Perahia, p; 

Berlin Phil/Claudio Abbado. 

Sony SK-64577. [12:45] 


Frumkin • Strauss Also 

sprach Zarathustra, Op 30 – 

Chicago Sym/Sir Georg Solti. 

Lon 430445-2. [30:30] 

2:00 Wagner Siegfried Idyll – 

San Francisco Sym/ 

Herbert Blomstedt. Lon 

436129-2. [19:36] 


Mozart Serenade #6 in D, K 

239, Notturna – Les Folies 

Françoises/Patrick Cohen- 

Akenine. Alpha 092. [13:43] 

Tchaikovsky Sérénade 

mélancolique, Op 26 – Maxim 

Vengerov, v; London Sym/ 

Mstislav Rostropovich. EMI 

CDC5-56966-2. [9:38] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 




8:00 Music in Chicago: The 

Elgin Symphony in Concert 

in February 2011 

10:00 Best of Studs Terkel: This Is 


Marian McPartland 

Our Story with songs about 

food and a few of its folk flavors 


Sweet Honey in the Rock 



Piano Jazz 





11:00 Introductions: Spotlighting 



12:00 Live from the Met: Verdi’s 

“Ernani” – Angela Meade 

(Elvira); Dmitri Hvorostovsky 

(Carlo); Ferruccio Furlanetto 

(de Silva); Metropolitan 

Opera Cho & Orch/Maro 

Armiliato. pm. Allow till 4. 



4:30 Foss Central Park Reel – Wendy 

Putnam, v; Vytas Baksys, p. 

Reference RR-122. [10:28] 

Various Valse mélancolique; 

Solitude – Detroit Sym/ 

Neeme Järvi. Chandos 

CHAN-9227. [9:09] 






8:00 Folkstage hosted 

by Rich Warren 



Sunday 26 



6:00 With Heart and Voice: Lent I 





12:00 Tchaikovsky Marche slave, 

Op 31 – Boston Pops/Arthur 

Fiedler. RCA 67895-2. [9:41] 

Walton Crown Imperial coronation 

march – CSO Brass/Jay 

Friedman. CSO Resound 

9011101. [6:07] Bruch Scottish 

Fantasy, Op 46 – Cho-Liang 

Lin, v; Chicago Sym/Leonard 

Slatkin. CBS MK-42315. [29:24] 

1:00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra 

Radio Broadcasts: Sir Mark 

Elder, conductor; Lawrence 

Power, viola – Berlioz: Le 

Corsaire Overture; excerpts 

from Romeo and Juliet; Harold 

in Italy. We also hear the Berlioz 

song-cycle Les Nuits d’Été with 

Susan Graham and the CSO 

conducted by Pierre Boulez. 




The Salzburg Mozarteum 

Orchestra conducted by Trevor 

Pinnock; Emmanuel Pahud, 

flute; Pierre Langlamet, 

harp – Mozart: Symphony 

in E-Flat, K 184; Six German 

Dances; Flute & Harp Concerto; 

Symphony #39 in E-Flat, K 543. 

6:00 (Earlier than usual) From the 

Top with Christopher O’Riley 

7:00 From Carnegie Hall: 

The Berlin Philharmonic 

in Concert – Sir Simon 

Rattle, conductor; Bernarda 

Fink, mezzo-soprano; 

Westminster Symphonic 

Choir – Wolf: Elfenlied; Der 

Feuerreiter; Frühlingschor. 

Mahler: Symphony #2 in c, 

Resurrection. Hosts: Fred 

Child & Jeff Spurgeon. 



11:00 Beethoven String Quartet 

#16 in F, Op 135 – Takács 

Quartet. Lon 470849-2 (3). 

[24:37] Berg Violin Concerto – 

Kyung-Wha Chung, v; 

Chicago Sym/Sir Georg Solti. 

Lon 411804-2. [26:11] 

Monday 27 




Grapentine 



Piano Concerto #2 in G, 

Op 44 – Derek Han, p; St 

Petersburg Phil/Paul Freeman. 

Pro Arte CDS-3441. [36:58] 


Beethoven Piano Sonata 

#21 in C, Op 53, Waldstein – 

Alice Sara Ott, p. DG 

4779291. [24:44] Debussy 

Printemps – Finnish Radio Sym/ 

Jukka-Pekka Saraste. Virgin 

Classics 45018-2. [14:47] 

11:00 Pachelbel Canon and Gigue – 

Chamber Orch of Europe 

members/Daniel Hope, v. 

DG B0013993-02. [5:06] 

Tchaikovsky Suite #2 in C, 

Op 53, Caractéristique – New 

Philharmonia/Antal Dorati. 

Phi 454253-2 (2). [35:15] 

12:00 Newscast • Locke Suite in g – 

Newberry Consort. Harmonia 

Mundi HMU-907013. [7:56] 

The consort plays more English 

string music on Live from 

WFMT tonight at 8:00. Bach 

Suite for Brass (from English 

and French Suites) – Philip 

Jones Brass Ensemble. Lon 

417524-2. [11:37] Tchaikovsky 

The Nutcracker Suite, Op 

71a – Vienna Phil/James 

Levine. DG 437806-2. [21:34] 


Frumkin • Mozart Piano 

Quartet #2 in E-Flat, K 493 – 

Mozartean Players. Harmonia 

Mundi HMU-907018. [35:56] 

2:00 Debussy Pelléas et Mélisande: 

Preludes and Interludes – 

Chicago Sym/Erich Leinsdorf. 

CSO 2000. [26:37] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Chopin 

Piano Sonata #2 in b-flat, Op 

35, Funeral March – Yundi 

Li, p. EMI 31639-2. [23:09] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 


Bill McGlaughlin: 

American Masters III 

8:00 Live from WFMT: The 

Newberry Consort – 

Performing on the theme of 

Something Old, Something 

New, the consort presents 

early English music, and some 

modern works, for viol consort. 


Andrew Patner 

11:00 Copland Billy the Kid – St 

Louis Sym/Leonard Slatkin. 

EMI CDC7-47382-2. [32:26] 

Rachmaninoff Two-Piano 

Suite #2, Op 17 – Martha 

Argerich & Nelson Freire, p’s. 

Phi 446557-2 (2). [20:33] 

Tuesday 28 

Iestyn Davies 




Grapentine 



Suite #1 in d, Op 43 – Detroit 

Sym/Neeme Järvi. Chandos 

CHAN-9587. [35:23] 


Ives Violin Sonata #1 (1902- 

8) – Hilary Hahn, v; Valentina 

Lisitsa, p. DG B0016082-02. 

[20:12] Mozart Divertimento 

in D, K 205 – St Martin’s 

Academy Chamber Ensemble. 

Phi 416362-2. [17:54] 

11:00 Tchaikovsky Andante 

cantabile – Berlin Phil/ 

Mstislav Rostropovich, vc. 

DG 437952-2 (2). [6:36] 

Stravinsky Le Baiser de la fée: 

Divertimento – Russian National 

Orch/Vladimir Jurowski.

Pentatone 5186061. [24:10] 

12:00 Newscast • Chopin Piano 

Sonata #3 in b, Op 58 – Ingolf 

Wunder, p. DG 4779634. 

[27:26] Debussy En Blanc et 

Noir – Lyon National Orch/Jun 

Märkl. Naxos 8.572583. [17:32] 


Frumkin • Mozart Violin 

Sonata in B-Flat, K 454 – 

Dmitry Sitkovetsky, v; Antonio 

Pappano, p. Hänssler 

Classic CD-98.251. [20:46] 

1:45 Bruckner Symphony #4 in 

E-Flat, Romantic – Berlin 

Phil/Riccardo Muti. EMI 

CDC7-47352-2. [69:30] 

3:00 Fine Arts Calendar • Bach 

Keyboard Concerto #2 in E, 

BWV 1053 – Angela Hewitt, 

p; Australian Chamber Orch/ 

Richard Tognetti. Hyperion 

67308. [19:15] Handel 

Judas Maccabaeus: See the 

Conqu’ring Hero Comes; 

Sing unto God; Hallelujah, 

Amen – Mormon Tabernacle 

Choir & Philadelphia Orch/ 

Eugene Ormandy. Sony 

MDK-48296. [9:19] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 


Bill McGlaughlin: 



Peter Van De Graaff: Handel’s 

“Flavio” – Tim Mead, Iestyn 

Davies, Rosemary Joshua, 

Early Opera Company/Christian 

Curnyn. Chandos 0773 (2). 

11:00 Mozart Piano Concerto 

#20 in d, K 466 – Vassily 

Primakov, p; Odense Sym/ 

Simon Gaudenz. Bridge 9339. 

[28:57] Tchaikovsky Sleeping 

Beauty, Op 66: Suite – Bavarian 

Radio Sym/Hans Vonk. 

Capriccio 10168. [22:38] 

Wednesday 29 




Grapentine 


Street • Tchaikovsky Album 

for the Young, Op 39 – I Musici 

de Montréal/Yuli Turovsky. 

Chandos CHAN-9098. [33:35] 


Tchaikovsky Quartet #3 

in e-flat, Op 30 – Borodin 

String Quartet. Teldec 

90422-2 (2). [38:16] 

11:00 Rossini Semiramide Overture – 

Royal Phil/Sir Thomas 

Beecham. EMI CDM7-63407-2. 

[12:09] Rossini The Barber of 

Seville: Una voce poco fà – 

Roberta Peters, s; Metropolitan 

Opera Orch/Erich Leinsdorf. 

RCA 68540-2. [6:27] Debussy 

Fantaisie for piano and orchestra 

– Aldo Ciccolini, p; ORTF 

National Orch/Jean Martinon. 

EMI CDM7-69668-2. [23:49] 

12:00 Newscast • Live from the 

Cultural Center: A Dame 

Myra Hess Memorial 

Concert by the NEW Trio 









2:00 Rossini Bolero (Mi lagnerò 

tacendo); La Danza (Tarantella 

Our February Sponsors 

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An Anonymous Donor 


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agency 

• Arts programming 


napolitana) – Cecilia Bartoli, ms; 

James Levine, p. Lon 455513- 

2. [6:37] Ravel Boléro – New 

York Phil/Leonard Bernstein. 

CBS MLK-39439. [14:00] 


Symphony #25 in g, K 183 – 

Le Cercle de l’Harmonie/ 

Jérémie Rhorer. Virgin 

Classics 234868-2. [21:33] 





5:00 pm and 6:00 pm 

6:00 (Earlier than usual) Exploring 

Music with Bill McGlaughlin: 


The John D. and Catherine T. 

MacArthur Foundation 

• Artbeat on Chicago Tonight 

elizabeth Morse Genius 

Charitable Trust 

• Scientific Chicago on 


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• Critical Thinking with Andrew Patner 

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• Introductions 

Audio Consultants 

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BMO Harris Bank 


7:15 The Matthew Bucksbaum 


Broadcasts – Live from the 

Civic Opera House: Lyric 

Opera of Chicago Presents 

Handel’s “Rinaldo” – David 

Daniels, Julia Kleiter, Elza van 

den Heever, Luca Pisaroni, 

Iestyn Davies, Lyric Opera 

Cho & Orch/Harry Bicket. 

11:00 Sibelius Violin Concerto in 

d, Op 47 – Joshua Bell, v; 

Los Angeles Phil/Esa-Pekka 

Salonen. Sony SK-65949. 

[32:03] Rautavaara Cantus 

Arcticus – Helsinki Phil/ 

Leif Segerstam. Ondine 

ODE-1081-2. [19:27] 

The Matthew Bucksbaum Family 

• The Matthew Bucksbaum Family 

Lyric Opera Broadcasts 

Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner 

Brown 


elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation 

• Live from WFMT 

City of Chicago Department 

of Cultural Affairs and Tourism, 

City Arts 

• Arts programming 

The Field Foundation of Illinois 


In memory of Carl and Fern 

Gaensslen Charitable Giving Fund 


Gofen and Glossberg LLC 

• Chicago Symphony Orchestra 

Radio Broadcasts 

Hanig’s Footwear 

• The New York Philharmonic 

This Week 

Mrs. Joan Harris and the Irving 

Harris Foundation 


Susan and Richard Kiphart 


• Critical Thinking with Andrew Patner 

Sanfred and nancy Koltun 


Jim and Kay Mabie 


national endowment for the Arts 



The negaunee Foundation 


PianoForte Chicago/The 

PianoForte Foundation 

• PianoForte Salon Series 

PnC Wealth Management 

• Sunday Fine Arts Calendar 

Sara Lee Foundation 

• Fiesta! 

earl and Brenda Shapiro 

Foundation 


The Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation 


Helen Zell 


2012 FEBRUARY 31

VAL WARNER 

Friday , February 3 

LANA BRAMLETTE 


JARRETT PAYTON 


FR. TOM HURLEY 


wttw.com/standup 

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Chicagoans, 

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for their more 

serious side, 

fi nd a way to 

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Val Warner, Co-Host ABC7’s 

Windy City Live; Jarrett Payton, 

Chicagoland Sports Radio, ESPN 

Radio; Lana Bramlette, creator/ 

designer Lana Jewelry; and 

Fr. Tom Hurley, Pastor Old 

St. Pat’s Church 

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