Sat. 5 pm ET-We start with an Ulrich Schnauss tune called Monday – Paracetamol. After hearing it, I was curious about what paracetamol was, so I looked it up. It’s acetaminophen, nothing more. It seems quite a bit more potent when portrayed by an electronic orchestra. Schnauss is now based in London and has been a member of Tangerine Dream for a number of years. After that, Adam Hurst and his cello with a tune called Sacrament. Many of his works have names related to religion, and his music does sound somewhat religious, though I’m not sure which one. After that, Cathy Oakes, Lynn Patrick, and a whole lot of people named Michael – there’s much piano and guitar work there. This week, P.T. contemplates the aftermath of Saint Patrick’s Day. Maybe Ulrich Schnauss is right about acetaminophen after all. Join us. 03/16/2019
Sat. 1 pm. ET- Falstaff by Giuseppe Verdi on the Metropolitan Opera Matinee. Falstaff (Italian pronunciation: [ˈfalstaf]) is a comic opera in three acts by the Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi. The libretto was adapted by Arrigo Boito from Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor and scenes from Henry IV, parts 1 and 2. The work premiered on 9 February 1893 at La Scala, Milan. WRUU – 107.5 is Savannah’s home now for this radio tradition that goes back to 1931. 03/16/2019
Fri. 11 am ET-No, Beyond The Liner Notes has not been certified by the Bord Bia – they only certify food. But the music this week was all composed, sung or played by native Irish musicians. We’ll have Chieftains, Van Morrison, U2, and a host of others – traditional and non-traditional. The very slightly Gaelic P. T. Bridgeport will drop in for a wee dram. Tune up with us. 03/15/2019
Thu 9 pm ET-We (Big Tex & Ham Sud of Rigor Mortis) are having a special guest on the show this Thursday. Local journalist Rachael Flora of Connect Savannah is going to be joining us for a recap of our favorite Savannah Stopover acts from this weekend. We’ll be talking about the festival and playing tunes from bands we enjoyed from 9-10 pm. 03/14/2019
Thu. 1pm ET-Sheree welcomes special guest Victoria Baylor LIVE in the WRUU studio this Thursday, March 14th. Victoria Baylor is the owner of Baylor Brand Consulting. Affectionately known as a “Genius Cultivator”, Victoria works with Business Professionals and Entrepreneurs to help them identify their vision, passion and inner genius. Her mission is to …. 03/14//2019
Thu. 8 am ET- Another of Wayne’s series of Neighborhood Association shows – Brent Buice, Co-President of the Baldwin Park Neighborhood Association, comes to the WRUU studio to talk about this Midtown neighborhood. 03/14/2019
Wed. 8 am ET-On The Verb Altitude Hour, State Legislative Lead for the Georgia Chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, Anne Allen Westbrook will be live in the studio. Native Savannah, Ann Allen Westbrook is a practicing attorney since 2001, specializing in litigation & family law. Moms Demand Action is a grassroots movement of Americans, which advocates for public safety measures protecting people from gun violence. Savannah Chapter of Moms Demand Action works in Georgia, along with Mayors Against Illegal guns, Students Demand Action & the Everytown Survivor Network are part of Everytown for Gun Safety (the largest gun violence prevention organization in the country, with more than 5 million supporters.) Also, Westbrook serves on the City of Savannah’s Cultural Affairs Commission; & is a 2017-graduate of Georgia’s WIN List Leadership Academy. ~The highest news your way twice a week-in an hour-just you! 03/13/2019
Wed. 9 pm ET-This week on Savannah Music Local and Sustainable we begin our celebration of the Savannah Music Festival with the first of two hours of my interview with Chris Evans who is the Sound Engineer and Technical Director of the Savannah Music Festival. These shows will explore the ins and outs of sound engineering for live musical performance. Savannah Music Local and Sustainable. 03/13/2019
Wed. 3 pm ET- In addition to our feature in-studio interview with Katherine Sandoz, this week we’ll be broadcasting a Field Note with Anya Mitchell giving us all the details on exhibition “Lineage,” currently on view at Starland Cafe and Catering! Tune in this Wednesday, March 13th from 3-4pm to Art on the Air on WRUU-LP Savannah Soundings 107.5 FM and streaming everywhere at www.wruu.org! 03/13/2019
Tue. 8 pm ET-This week on Contemporary Classics is the second of the month long celebration of women in contemporary classical music as part of Women’s History Month. This week we have a conversation with and explore the music of Canadian composer now living in California, Vivian Fung. We explore a variety of different aspects of her compositions with her Clarinet Quintet and percussion/electronic work “The Ice is Talking” discussed during the interview and her Glimpses for solo piano, Piano Concerto, “Dreamscapes” and three miniatures for clarinet and string quartet. 03/12/2019
