July 2012: Explore! by WGBH Educational Foundation

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Copley Square • July 27–29 bostonsummerarts.com

A FREE three-day, jam-packed arts and music celebration in the heart of Copley Square!

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Suzanne Vega Irma Thomas Preservation Hall Jazz Band Del McCoury Dan Zanes & Friends Poncho Sanchez The Low Anthem Soul Rebels Alison Balsom

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Arts Around New England

WGBH’s Jared Bowen is new England’s only full-time Tv arts reporter. Check out WGBHArts.org for Jared’s behind-the-scenes reports plus regular features from talented bloggers covering the arts around new England. Also, don’t forget to mark your calendar for The Boston Globe WGBH Summer Arts Weekend, presented by Citizens Bank, July 27–29, in Copley Square (see pages 2, 11, 25 and inside front cover).

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Researching and producing a brand-new prime-time series for millions of viewers always is an exciting enterprise for WGBH. As the single largest producer of programming for PBS, on television and online, we think long and hard about what value a new series will bring to American audiences hungry for high-quality, informationrich entertainment. Enter Market Warriors, premiering this month (see page 12), from the same WGBH team behind Antiques Roadshow, PBS’s highest-rated series. Market Warriors is about competition and commerce in the world of antiques and collectibles. “The premise of the show is simple,” says WGBH’s Marsha Bemko, executive producer for Antiques Roadshow as well as the new PBS series. “Four ‘pickers’— or more politely, dealers—travel across the country to buy at flea markets and then sell at auction houses, where the hammer price dictates the fair market value. like Roadshow, Market Warriors allows you to learn from the pros. But here, the lessons emerge from the hand-to-hand combat of doing business in the real world. You’ll get a fascinating and honest picture of a complicated marketplace.” Actor and comedian Fred Willard (Best in Show, Modern Family) is the voice of Market Warriors, and we couldn’t be more thrilled. “As our off-screen host,” says Marsha, “Fred brings to the series both his strong improvisational skills and the eye and know-how of a collector—his particular passion is sports memorabilia. He’ll provide essential insights into a world few of us have experienced up close.” The conversation, and the learning, continues online at pbs.org/ marketwarriors, where you’ll find streamed episodes, Web-exclusive videos, and profiles of the series’ expert pickers. We’re also introducing a new Market Warriors blog, filled with the latest behind-the-scenes news from the series, articles about featured objects, and tips from the world of antiques and flea markets. Market Warriors airs immediately following Antiques Roadshow and has all the makings of another great Monday-night tradition, made possible by your generous annual support. i hope you’ll tune in and then let Marsha and me know (wgbh.org/contact) what you think of our latest pick.

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Member Discounts and Events Arthur Read

Gary Webb: Mr. Jeans

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Karen Edmonds and Donald Snodgrass use their MemberCards at Peets Coffee & Tea and at Coffee Connection. Enjoy year-round discounts provided by WGBH Business Member Partners that share your commitment to keeping WGBH strong. For a complete directory of 150+ discounts, go to wgbh.org/membercard

The 21st Annual Woods Hole Film Festival is the oldest Festival on Cape Cod and the Islands. Filmmakers and patrons gather from around the world to see great films, meet interesting filmmakers and bask in the best of summertime on Cape Cod. 7/28–8/4 in Woods Hole. Members save 10% on tickets. Info: (508) 495-3456; woodsholefilmfestival.org

First-Ever Boston Summer Arts Weekend To celebrate all that the arts have to offer, WGBH and The Boston Globe have teamed up to create the ﬁrst-ever Summer Arts Weekend in Boston. Presented by Citizens Bank, this weekend event will celebrate the arts with a free festival on Copley Square in the Back Bay from July 27 to 29 with special offers around the city, and a series of ticketed, once-in-alifetime performances. Historic Copley Square will provide the backdrop for the three-day festival that will showcase Boston’s thriving arts community by bringing local and national artists to the city for a variety of free performances. Musical acts from across the spectrum of jazz, classical,

bluegrass, folk and Celtic music will perform free concerts throughout the festival including performances from Suzanne Vega, Sierra Hull and & Highway 111, the iconic Preservation Hall Jazz Band, the Soul Queen of New Orleans Irma Thomas, Poncho Sanchez, and the Soul Rebels Brass Band. In addition, classical piano duo Anderson & Roe will perform, along with classically trained musicians Igudesman & Joo, who will combine classical music and comedy for what will be an unforgettable performance. Additional performers still are being added. (See page 25 to learn more about classical performers featured at the weekend.) Info: bostonsummerarts.com

Don’t miss British sculptor Gary Webb’s ﬁrst solo American museum exhibition, Gary Webb: Mr. Jeans. Webb is well known for his use of myriad materials, including steel, glass, plastic, wood, brick, spray paint, fabrics and assorted found objects. On view through 8/12 at the deCordova Museum in Lincoln. Members receive $2 off adult admission. Info: (781) 259-8355; decordova.org

WGBH FunFest

The cherished WGBH FunFest returns to the WGBH studios this summer. This fun-ﬁlled community event features ice cream from some of your favorites, including Ben & Jerry’s Boston and Friendly’s. Highlights include live performances from family favorites including Mr. Steve from SteveSongs, Ben Rudnick, Flooky and the Beans, Rick Goldin and others. Kids will have the chance to participate in interactive games, face painting, carnival rides and more! You’ll be joined by Clifford the Big Red Dog, Arthur, Curious George, Quack and Ruff Ruffman. Sat, 7/14, 12–6pm. To learn more about the day’s festivities, view the list of participating vendors or purchase tickets, visit wgbh.org/ funfest

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Poof! You’re a Dog! When Carolina chastises Martha for her doggish mannerisms, Martha wishes Carolina could just see things from her point of view. That night, Carolina goes to sleep only to awake as…a dog! What will happen when she’s forced to take on a furry, four-legged perspective? Martha Speaks/Dog Daze Mon, 7/23 at 7:30am & 1:30pm on WGBH 2

Spaghetti, Anyone?

it’s dinnertime at Whyatt’s house but things are not going well! He’s perplexed when mom and dad say that what’s on his plate isn’t healthy. To ﬁnd out why, the reading superheroes ﬂy into the story King Eddie Who Loved Spaghetti and encounter a wacky king who only wants to eat spaghetti! As the super readers convince King Eddie to taste new foods, Whyatt learns there’s more to dinner than he had originally thought! Super Why!/King Eddie Who Loved Spaghetti Mon, 7/2 at 9am & 2:30pm on WGBH 2 Find your favorite British dramas on WGBH 44 3

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nashi is an increasingly popular political youth organization in Russia with direct ties to the Kremlin. Ofﬁcially, its goal is to support the current political system by creating a future elite among the brightest and most loyal Russian teenagers. But the organization also works to prevent the political opposition from spreading their views among young people. Teen Masha Drokova (left) moves to the very top of the organization, but begins to question her devotion when a popular anti-Putin reporter she has befriended is brutally beaten by “unknown perpetrators.” Putin’s Kiss Sun, 7/1 at 10pm on WGBH World

A Queenly Tribute

All eyes are on Queen Elizabeth ii, Britain’s second longest-reigning monarch, as England marks Her Majesty’s Diamond Jubilee. Join veteran newsman Sir Trevor McDonald (pictured, right) as he looks at the traditions and institutions surrounding the monarchy, from changing the guard at Buckingham Palace to the Queen’s royal visits, to some of the greatest historic royal palaces. Although the inﬂuence of the Crown may have lessened, these episodes show that throughout her 60-year reign Elizabeth has remained, in Conan Doyle’s phrase, “the one ﬁxed point in a changing age.” Queen & Country on WGBH 2 London: Royal City Sun, 7/1 at 8pm Royal Visit Sun, 7/8 at 8pm The Queen’s Possessions Sun, 7/15 at 8pm Traveller Sun, 7/22 at 8pm

A Young Endeavour

Before inspector Morse, there was the rookie Constable Morse, fed up with police work and ready to nip his career in the bud by handing in his resignation. That is, until a murder turned up that only he could solve. Shaun Evans (The Take, The Virgin Queen) stars as the young Endeavour Morse, before his signature red Jaguar, but with his deductive powers already running in high gear. Masterpiece Mystery!/Endeavour Sun, 7/1 at 9pm on WGBH 2 8 Full schedules: wgbh.org | Download free Explore! iPad app at wgbh.org/ExploreApp

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Kibworth’s Tales

visit the village of Kibworth, leicestershire, with historian Michael Wood as he tells the 2,000-year-old story of this settlement throughout English history. located in the heart of England, Kibworth lived through the Black Death, the English Civil War, the industrial Revolution and World War ii. intertwining the local and national narratives, Wood presents a moving and informative picture of one community through time. Michael Wood’s Story of England on WGBH 2 Romans to Normans Tue, 7/3 at 8pm Peasants’ Revolt and the Black Death Tue, 7/3 at 9pm The Seeds of Reform Tue, 7/10 at 8pm The Birth of Modern England Tue, 7/17 at 8pm

A World of Arts

Pull up a lawn chair for PBS’s summer arts festival. This multi-part weekly series, with new original online content, takes you across the country and around the world every Friday night throughout the summer. in this month’s lineup, explore the artistic riches of islam; get a behind-the-scenes look at actor John leguizamo; celebrate mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato’s return to her hometown to perform with the Kansas City Symphony; and tap your toes to the beat of ex-pat Cuban musicians who return to Havana for a concert. PBS Arts Summer Festival on WGBH 2 Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World Fri, 7/6 at 9pm John Leguizamo’s Tales from a Ghetto Klown Fri, 7/13 at 9pm Homecoming: The Kansas City Symphony Presents Joyce DiDonato Fri, 7/20 at 9pm Havana, Havana! Fri, 7/27 at 9pm

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Thirty years after the discovery of the AiDS virus among gay white men, nearly half of the 1 million people in the US infected with Hiv are black men, women and children. “if black America was a country unto itself, it would have the 16th worst epidemic in the world,” says Phill Wilson, head of the Black AiDS institute. WGBH’s Frontline premieres a groundbreaking two-hour exploration of one of the country’s most urgent, preventable health crises. The film traces the history of the epidemic through the experiences of extraordinary individuals who tell their stories: people like Nel, a 63-year-old grandmother who married a deacon in her church and later found an Hiv diagnosis tucked into his Bible; and Jovanté, a high school football player who didn’t realize what Hiv meant until it was too late. The show also spotlights local Boston teens and rappers Tom (shown left) and Keith, who call themselves “Bornies,” survivors who were born with the virus in the early 1990s when many women were swept up in the twin epidemic of Hiv and crack. Their music reflects the experiences in their young lives— acceptance by others, finding love and the loss of their mothers. From Magic Johnson to civil rights pioneer Julian Bond, from pastors to health workers, people on the front lines tell moving stories of the battle to contain the spread of the virus, and the opportunity to finally turn the tide of the epidemic. Written, produced and directed by Renata Simone, the producer of the 2006 Frontline series The Age of AIDS. Frontline/Endgame: AIDS in Black America Tue, 7/10 at 9pm on WGBH 2

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Every four seconds, a romance novel published by Harlequin or its British counterpart, Mills & Boon, is sold somewhere in the world. Guilty Pleasures tells the story of five romance devotees and the ironies they must face between their everyday lives and the fantasy worlds that offer them escape. Ultimately, they must decide in which realm they will find their dreams fulfilled. An amusing and touching look at this global phenomenon. P.O.V./Guilty Pleasures Thu, 7/12 at 11pm on WGBH 44

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at the MFA Alex Katz Prints

Through July 29, 2012

Final Weeks!

See the renowned artist’s bold portraits and idyllic summer landscapes. THIS EXHIBITION WAS ORGANIZED BY THE ALBERTINA, VIENNA, AND THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON. SPONSORED BY UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION. Alex Katz, Gray Day (detail), 1992. Screenprint. Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Vienna. Art © Alex Katz/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY.

Silver, Salt, and Sunlight Early Photography in Britain and France Through August 12, 2012 Celebrate the golden age of early photography. With support from the Patricia B. Jacoby Exhibition Fund. Louis-Rémy Robert, Still Life of Sèvres Porcelain (detail), 1865. Photograph, albumenized carbon print. Abbott Lawrence Fund.

Visiting Masterpieces Dancing with Renoir Through September 3, 2012 See favorites from the MFA and the Musée d’Orsay—come join the ball. Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Dance at Bougival (detail), 1883. Oil on canvas. Picture Fund.

Museum of Fine Arts Boston mfa.org

Radio Spotlight WCAI’s Colella Lands Dream Job Stephen Colella isn’t a native of Cape Cod, but it’s hard to imagine anyone more at home there. A job in commercial radio brought him to the Cape nearly 30 years ago, and since then Colella has used his diverse talents to make his mark on the region, appearing in more than 20 local theater productions and launching his own personal chef business. Last fall, the former director of sales at Cape Cod Broadcasting took over as managing director of development for WCAI—a service of WGBH—where his primary focus is generating support from members and corporate underwriters. WGBH’s Matt Roy recently spoke with him about the station and life on the Cape.

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How did you get your start in radio?

Radio has been part of my daily life since I was a boy. And to this day, I assimilate most news and entertainment through my ears. My homes have always had more radios than rooms. As a freshman in college, I couldn’t wait to get my ﬁrst glimpse of the [Williams College] radio station. It wasn’t long before I had a weekly morning show and was producing comedy segments as well as music specials on artists such as Linda Ronstadt and Elvis Costello. I love music and it’s what led to my immersion in radio. It’s my love for radio that has directed the passion in my career.

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What attracted you to the job at WCAI?

Though I’ve spent most of my career in commercial radio, I’ve always been a clandestine listener to public radio. Before arriving at WCAI, I worked as a personal chef for two years trying to master and share the recipes my mother brought from Bologna, Italy, when she moved to the States as a young woman. During that time, WCAI became my constant companion as I simmered sauces and rolled fresh pasta. I fell in love with WCAI, and when I had the opportunity to join the team, I felt a dream being realized.

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What can vacationers expect to hear this summer on WCAI? They’ll hear the familiar national voices of NPR and other outlets, but also a lot of local content. Mindy Todd hosts The Point, a local call-in show, every weekday at 9:30am. Thanks to a partnership with the Cape Cod Times, their reporters appear every day on our air, and we offer weekly reports from other local papers. We feature a local food report, Vern Laux’s Bird News, nature writer Bob Finch’s A Cape Cod Notebook and Shelley Christiansen’s essays from the Vineyard. In the summer, we add a ﬁshing report. We have some tremendous reporters, Sean Corcoran, in particular. His series Facing Alzheimer’s: The Caregivers’ Challenge recently received an Edward R. Murrow News Award.

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How is the renovation of WCAI’s headquarters—the historic 1842 Davis House in Woods Hole—coming along? It’s entering its ﬁnal phase. We’re putting a historically accurate deck on the street side of the building. When ﬁnished, our facility will be fully accessible, and we can’t wait to welcome listeners and volunteers. It’ll be a big improvement, aesthetically. Those who know the village well have felt that there are three gems at the gateway to Woods Hole: the Woods Hole Historical Museum, the Woods Hole Public Library and our building, which had always been an eyesore— something that wasn’t emblematic of what people wanted to see as they came into Woods Hole. We’re the third jewel in the crown, and we’re now regaining some of the luster that didn’t exist for many, many years.

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How long have you been on the Cape and what do you love about it? I’ve lived on Cape Cod since 1983. I’m extremely grateful to have been given the opportunity to live here as a young adult. Many of my college cohorts began their careers in New York City and still live there. I’ve always had a notion of someday retiring to NYC, whereas they dream of retiring to the Cape. I’ve often envisioned us waving to each other as we pass on the highway on the way to our respective destinies. My favorite aspect of the Cape is the unique and diverse character of each town and village. Whether by bike, kayak or on foot, there are a

“I want to explore every inch of this 72-mile sandbar in my lifetime.” seemingly inﬁnite number of adventures to pursue. I want to explore every inch of this 72-mile sandbar in my lifetime.

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Do you have a favorite summer dish that you prepare? Although I may not look it, I’m a shellﬁsher man. I love to go down to Cotuit and dig up clams. It’s very therapeutic. You’re about waistdeep in water and the sun is on your back and you’re methodically raking. I’m not real good at it, but I enjoy it. It probably takes me about two hours to get a bucket full of clams. My favorite dish to prepare is linguine alla vongole, which is linguine with a white clam sauce.

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Are you going to be in any productions this summer? Nothing that I can guarantee, but I do have my eyes set on auditions. Over the years, I’ve been in productions from Woods Hole to Brewster and I hope to remain active. The Cape has opportunities in almost every town, and we’re fortunate because this market attracts some true artists in every sense: there are some tremendous performers, directors and designers. The caliber of theater we get to see down here is amazing. Just one more reason to visit! WCAI can be heard on 90.1, 91.1 and 94.3, or online at wgbh.org/wcai Schedules, program info, playlists: capeandislands.org 23

Classical New England Tanglewood at 75

Around the Globe, on the Radio and in Your Pocket! By Benjamin K. Roe Managing Director of Classical Services

When conductor Christoph von Dohnányi gives the downbeat to open the 75th-anniversary season of Tanglewood on July 6, the sounds of the Boston Symphony Orchestra will reverberate far beyond the Koussevitzky Music Shed to more places—and in more ways—than ever before. Thanks to our longstanding partnerships with the BSO and the European Broadcasting Union, the July 6 Opening Night at Tanglewood concert and the July 14 Tanglewood 75th Anniversary Gala Concert will be heard not only on our expanded network of stations around New England and upstate New York, but also on public radio stations around the nation and the world, including Serge Koussevitzky’s native Russia. Opening night will feature a re-creation of the very ﬁrst concert on the Tanglewood grounds in 1937; the 75th-anniversary concert will showcase conductors Keith Lockhart, John Williams and Andris Nelsons with guests artists that include cellist Yo-Yo Ma, singer James Taylor and violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter. And while we’re delighted to be bringing the splendor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in its summer home to the international airwaves for the ﬁrst time, you no longer even need a radio to listen! The new-andimproved WGBH iPhone App (also available for the iPad) has a special section devoted both to Boston Symphony Orchestra concert broadcasts as well as to BSO features, interviews and commentary. What’s more, if you miss any of our live broadcasts (Friday and Saturday nights starting at 7pm; Sunday afternoons starting at 1pm), you can always catch them at your convenience online: both the BSO’s Symphony Hall and Tanglewood performances are now available free for up to one year on-demand—both on our iPhone app and on our BSO Radio pages at classicalnewengland.org.

In addition to our expanded online presence, we’re also adding a couple of new elements to our Tanglewood programming over the air as well. On Thursday night, July 5, we’re proud to present for the first time on the Boston airwaves a remarkable piece of Tanglewood history: the July 1994 Gala Opening Concert of Seiji Ozawa Hall featuring the former BSO music director in peak form, leading a poignant concert that includes the world premiere of John Williams’ Cello Concerto, with soloist Yo-Yo Ma and pianist Peter Serkin performing Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy. It’s the first of many special 75thanniversary features and specials we’ll be bringing you throughout the summer on Classical New England. And starting on July 6, BSO broadcast host Ron Della Chiesa will join Classical New England host Cathy Fuller for Tanglewood Turnpike. While Drive Time Live takes the summer off, Ron and Cathy will get together every Friday afternoon at 3pm to preview the weekend ahead and reprise some of the great moments of the weekend just passed. And, for the first time ever, you’ll be able to hear those great Music Shed concerts a second time: Ron and Cathy will select one of the previous weekend’s highlight performances to play back every Friday afternoon.

What’s on Classical New England Monday–Friday 5am 10am 2pm 7pm 9pm

Classical Music with Laura Carlo 8:30am Keith’s Classical Corner Classical Music with Alan McLellan 12pm Café Europa Classical Music with Cathy Fuller Fridays: 3pm Tanglewood Turnpike Performance Today with Fred Child Fridays: BSO @ Tanglewood Classical Music with James David Jacobs Fridays: 11pm Concierto

Classical Online Channels

Saturday 6am In Performance with Cathy Fuller 7am Classical Music with James David Jacobs 9am Classics For Kids 12pm Classical Music with Ray Brown 5pm From the Top 6pm New England Summer Festivals 7pm BSO @ Tanglewood 11pm BSO on Record

classicalnewengland.org BSO Radio, Boston Early Music, Bach, and Kids Classical

24 Schedules, program info, playlists: classicalnewengland.org

Online: classicalnewengland.org On-air: 99.5 Boston-NH | 89.7 HD2 Boston | 96.3 Beacon Hill 89.5 Nantucket | 88.7 Providence

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The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath Baroque in Boston with Laura Carlo Live from Fraser New England Summer Festivals BSO @ Tanglewood The Bach Hour with Brian McCreath Arias & Barcarolles with Cathy Fuller World of Opera Live from Fraser Pipedreams

Classical New England is made possible by your contributions to the Classical Founders Fund.

Boston’s Summer Arts Weekend: A Classical Gas Mark your calendar for July 29—the day that some of the most dynamic, charismatic, and yes, funny classical artists take the stage at the first-ever Summer Arts Weekend. From a Baroque in Boston brunch with WGBH’s laura Carlo at the Fairmont Copley Plaza to the blazing trumpet of Alison Balsom in the sunset, the day will be a pure classical gas, featuring artists willing to explore new frontiers of classical music, including the exhilarating two-piano duo of Anderson & Roe, as well as the Klezmer Conservatory Band directed by frequent itzhak Perlman collaborator and new England Conservatory teacher Hankus netsky. And some performers will even crack a few jokes. Fresh from their Carnegie Hall debut, the acclaimed duo igudesmann and Joo are now

out to conquer Copley Square with “A little nightmare Music,” proving once and for all that classical music really can be funny! Sunday’s events are part of a three-day free festival in Copley Square, presented by Citizens Bank and brought to you by WGBH and The Boston Globe. Check out the entire schedule at bostonsummerarts. com and plan on being there in the Square! (learn more about other event offerings on pages 2, 11 and the inside front cover.)

Beyond Tanglewood: New England’s Summer Festivals By Cheryl Willoughby Classical new England Music Director

Sure as fireworks blossoming over the Esplanade every July 4, there is one thing we know to be a fact of new England life in the summertime: live music, in out-of-the-way places, in venues as diverse as the landscape itself. The remarkable range and diversity of summer music festivals is part of the distinctive character of our region. From intimate barns and churches to specially designed bandshells and stages, there is truly something to appeal to every taste and travel budget. At Classical new England, we’ve marked a few milestones on the summer festival season. The Central vermont Chamber Music Festival’s 20th season kicks off on August 18 with a program that showcases Benjamin Britten’s showpiece for oboe, the Phantasy Quartet. Further south, the Berkshire Choral Festival in Sheﬃeld celebrates its 30th anniversary with a trip to Scotland…and then comes back to the Berkshires with performances

of Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis, and Haydn’s Nelson Mass. Also along Route 7 is Great Barrington’s Aston Magna Music Festival, rounding the corner on a 40th-anniversary season with a full slate of works by Bach, Mozart and delights from the italian Baroque era. Are you spinning yet? We’re just getting started! not only are we tracking all of these festival activities, we’re also preserving some of these great summer moments to share with you via our new program, New England Summer Festivals. Every Saturday at 6pm and Sunday at noon you’ll hear some of the great music being made at these festivals, as well the story behind each gathering’s unique profile. like some of the best music, summer in new England is short, intense, and sweet. Why not create some musical memories of your own this season…perhaps in person, and every week on the air.

Boston Pops

Fourth of July Spectacular

Academy- and Grammy-winning singer Jennifer Hudson, actor Michael Chiklis, Keith lockhart, the Boston Pops…and Ron Della Chiesa and laura Carlo. Once again Classical new England will bring a grand Boston tradition to thousands of listeners across the region—the annual Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular Fourth of July Concert. Ron and laura will be live from the Esplanade (along with a few hundred thousand of their closest friends) along the banks of the Charles River. The festivities start at 6pm, with features, interviews and special Pops recordings leading up to the concert. At 8pm, our sister station 89.7 WGBH will join in, bringing you all of the sound from the Hatch Shell stage, all the way to 11pm. All we’ll leave out are the commercials!

Schedules, program Find info, your playlists: favoriteclassicalnewengland.org British dramas on WGBH 44 25

89.7 WGBH, Boston Public Radio Radio on Your Phone—Smart! By Phil Redo, Managing Director 89.7 WGBH, Boston Public Radio

Smartphones are dominating the mobile media market. And mobile media is impacting radio—mostly, for the good! Back in January, Jacobs Media, a research company based in Detroit, conducted its eighth annual survey about how media technology is being used and accepted, speciﬁcally among radio listeners. More than 57,000 listeners from all over the US (including Boston) and Canada participated. The survey addressed every radio format on both commercial and public stations. The impressive news for radio is that the medium continues to reach more than 90 percent of all Americans the highly reliable, old-fashioned way—from a transmitter to a traditional radio. But more and more people also are tuning in on phones, tablets and PCs. Arguably, the most signiﬁcant personal technology change in recent years has been the evolution of the cell phone. Of the listeners surveyed, 96 percent reported using a cell phone, with more than half being a “smart” model with a more advanced mobile computing platform than a standard cell phone. i’m sure you’ve seen how iPhones and Androids allow access to the internet. From everywhere and anywhere, people are checking email and news, playing games, watching and shooting videos and listening to all types of audio, including lots of radio.

What s on 89.7 WGBH ’

12am

BBC World Update/Marketplace Report Morning Edition/Marketplace Report The Xconomy Report (Fri) The Diane Rehm Show The Takeaway Local talk Tell Me More The World All Things Considered Marketplace All Things Considered PBS NewsHour The World Jazz on WGBH with Eric Jackson/ Jazz on WGBH with Steve Schwartz (Fri) Jazz with Bob Parlocha

Visit wgbh.org/news to access a live stream of 89.7 WGBH, or listen to the station on the WGBH iPhone app, available for free on iTunes.

Online: wgbh.org/radio On-air: 89.7 HD1 Boston

Monday–Friday 5am 6am 7:50am 10am 11am 12pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 6pm 6:30pm 7pm 8pm 9pm

These more sophisticated smartphones are making radio portable in ways never before possible. listeners are able to have radio in their pocket at all times, on a single device they increasingly consider indispensable. And while the smartphone is in some ways a new competitor for radio— since nearly every audio choice is accessible—the most recent Jacobs study reports radio has become a popular choice for smartphone owners. Almost everyone who owns a smartphone downloads a mobile software application, or app. Some are for news, some for games or even to count calories. But among radio listeners, 70 percent download at least one app speciﬁcally to make it easier to listen to a radio station. WGBH has evidence to support these ﬁndings. Since 2010, 89.7 WGBH has seen its streaming listenership increase by more than 30 percent each year. And at the same time, listenership in general also has increased. More listeners overall with many listening on their phone—smart!

Note: Schedule accurate at press time. Find updates online at wgbh.org/radio

Saturday 6am 7am 8am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm 2pm 3pm 6pm 8pm 9pm 10pm 11pm

Living on Earth Innovation Hub Weekend Edition Studio 360 This American Life Says You! Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me! The Moth/Radio Lab A Celtic Sojourn A Prairie Home Companion Says You! Selected Shorts JazzSet with Dee Dee Bridgewater Jazz with Bob Parlocha

Sunday 6am 7am 8am 10am 11am 12pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 6pm 7pm 8pm 10pm 11pm 12am

On the Media Being Weekend Edition Bob Edwards Weekend Wait Wait…Don't Tell Me! A Prairie Home Companion Says You! America's Test Kitchen Radio Marketplace Money All Things Considered Humankind Jazz Decades Arts & Ideas Innovation Hub Eric’s Artist Spotlight Jazz with Bob Parlocha

news programs on 89.7 WGBH are made possible by your contributions to the independent Journalism Fund.

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A Celtic Sojourn

Jimmy Smith

The legendary master of the organ, speciﬁcally the Hammond B3, raised the instrument from a fringe novelty to the mainstream of jazz during the 1950s and 1960s. His recordings for Blue Note and appearances at Birdland and the 1957 Newport Jazz Festival made him the ﬁrst jazz organ star. We’ll appreciate his playing in tonight’s program. Mon, 7/9 at 9pm Jazz on WGBH with Steve Schwartz

Helen Merrill

Helen Merrill made her recording debut in the mid-1950s with the great trumpet player Clifford Brown. She has recorded more than 50 albums and performed with some of the most notable ﬁgures in the American jazz scene. Fri, 7/20 at 9pm

Karrin Allyson

This four-time Grammy nominee came on the jazz scene in the early 1990s. As of 2011, she has recorded 12 original studio albums. Hear selections from some of her albums on tonight’s program. Fri, 7/27 at 9pm

Sharon Shannon

This dynamic musician from Clare, Ireland, changed how accordion playing is perceived in the contemporary style of Irish Traditional Music. Sharon Shannon has played with Jackson Browne, Steve Earle, Sinead O’Connor, the Waterboys and many others. Her extensive discography will be explored on this edition of A Celtic Sojourn. Sat, 7/7 at 3pm Arts & Ideas

Take a Road Trip

An hour of travelers’ tales for your long weekend—spend a day with an ex-KGB spy, hitchhike across the US and more—from Hearing Voices, NPR’s weekly series of “driveway moments” culled from broadcasts, podcasts, sound-portraits, slam poets, features, found-sound and audio archives. Sun, 7/1 at 9pm

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Jazz on WGBH with Eric Jackson

Cerebral.

From biology to psychology, find topics that satisfy your intellectual curiosity. Check out our thought-provoking courses—online or on campus. Fall registration begins July 30. Classes start September 4.

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WCAI, Cape and Islands NPR Station Connecting the Cape to Science By Mindy Todd WCAI’s Managing Director for Editorial/Host

WCAI launched a new program last month that highlights Cape Cod’s unique scientiﬁc community. Each Monday, Living Lab on The Point offers a window into the science being done in our backyard and discusses its far-reaching impacts and implications. Host Heather Goldstone holds a PhD in ocean science and worked in Woods Hole laboratories for nearly 10 years before switching tracks to become WCAI’s science editor. For the past year and a half, she hosted WCAI’s Climatide blog, which explored the tangible ways in which warmer temperatures are altering the ocean, and thus life on Cape Cod. “That experience made me realize that there’s a deep misunderstanding of science that goes beyond the facts of climate change or evolution,”

What’s on WCAI

Saturday

BBC World Update The Takeaway Morning Edition The Point The Diane Rehm Show The Story Fresh Air Talk of the Nation All Things Considered The World Marketplace The Point Fresh Air PBS NewsHour News from the BBC News & Notes

Editor Karen Hartley Contributors Maria Bruno Ruiz, Jake Messier, Phil Redo, Susan Reed, Ben Roe, Matt Roy, Cheryl Willoughby Designer Meryl Brenner, Tong-Mei Chan Photo Research Julie Ecker

Living Lab on The Point airs at 9:30am each Monday on WCAI, with a repeat broadcast at 7:30pm.

Online: capeandislands.org On-air: 90.1 Martha’s Vineyard, 91.1 Nantucket, 94.3 Brewster, 89.7 HD3 Boston

Monday–Friday 5am 6am 7am 9:30 10am 12pm 1pm 2pm 4pm 6pm 7pm 7:30 8pm 9pm 10pm 12am

Goldstone says. “A survey done a couple of years ago found that four out of five Americans can’t name a living scientist. It’s probably not that bad around here, but there are still plenty of Cape residents for whom science is mysterious, and even intimidating.” Research institutions are prominent members of close-knit and highly creative communities around the Cape and Islands, from Provincetown to Nantucket and, of course, Woods Hole, where WCAI is located. Interactions between scientists and neighbors can result in unorthodox collaborations between scientists, artists, fishermen and others. Living Lab on The Point looks at these connections and focuses on the personal and human stories behind scientific studies. A companion website—LivingLabRadio.org—provides a venue for scientists and non-scientists to engage in conversation about how science affects our lives and how the practice of science is changing. “The Cape is a hotbed of what’s becoming a growing trend in science everywhere—scientists looking outside the scientific community for inspiration, information and assistance,” Goldstone says.

5am 7am 8am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 6pm 8pm 9pm 10pm 12am

BBC World Service News Living on Earth Weekend Edition Car Talk Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me! This American Life The Moth/Radiolab To the Best of Our Knowledge Splendid Table On the Media Weekend All Things Considered A Prairie Home Companion Says You! Selected Shorts American Routes Afropop Worldwide

Associate Creative Director Alison Kennedy Director, Constituent Communications Cynthia Broner Associate Director Susan Reed Director of Operations Brian Donovan

Explore!, July 2012: Volume 22, Number 7, (ISSN 2152-7458) (USPS 0008-188). Copyright 2012. WGBH Educational Foundation. One Guest Street, Boston, MA 02135. All rights reserved. Explore! is published monthly by the WGBH Educational Foundation. Subscription is by membership contribution of $50 or more to WGBH. Preferred periodicals postage paid at Boston, MA and additional mailing ofﬁces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Explore!, WGBH, One Guest St, Boston, MA 02135. Printed in Canada. 121105

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Sunday 5am 7am 8am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 6pm 7pm 11pm 12am

BBC World Service News Being Weekend Edition Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me! Bob Edwards Weekend America’s Test Kitchen Radio A Prairie Home Companion Selected Shorts Studio 360 Weekend All Things Considered This American Life Arts & Ideas On the Media Le Show with Harry Shearer

Photo credits: Cover: ©2012 PBS/David Aaron Troy. Page1: ©WGBH/Anthony Tieuli; ©2012 PBS/David Aaron Troy. Page 2: ©Shannon Brinkman; Gary Webb; Patrick Kolts; & ©2012 Universal Studios and/or HMH. All Rights Reserved. PBS Kids Public Broadcasting Service. For Promotional USE ONLY. Page 3: Courtesy of HIT Entertainment; All characters and underlying materials from the Martha books TM and Susan Meddaugh. All other characters and underlying materials TM and 2012 WGBH; Out of the Blue Enterprises LLC; courtesy of WNET.org. Page 8: Lara Skree; ©2012 History/Andi Southam; ©ITV 2011 for MASTERPIECE. Page 9: ©Maya Vision 2010; ©2012 Parker Eshelman. Page 10: Courtesy Renata Simone Productions; PBS Distribution. Page 11: ©2012 PBS/ David Aaron Troy; Courtesy of Luke Cameroon. Page 15: Courtesy Needham Historical Society; ©iStockphoto. com/P_Wei. Page 16: Edgeworx for NOVA/Andrea Cross/Jeff Dunn; ©STEPHANIE BERGER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Page 18: Thosh Collins (Pima/Osage/Seneca-Cayuga). Page 23: Sarah Colvin. Page 24: ©Stu Rosner 2011; Kathy Chapman. Page 25: Courtesy of Alison Balsom; Courtesy of Aston Magna Music Festival; ©WGBH/Ben Roe. Page 26: ©WGBH/Vanessa Wiegel; ©WGBH/Karen Hartley. Page 27: Sardognunu; annika johansson/daisydiscs. com; ©Karrin Allyson 1998–2012. All Rights Reserved; Courtesy Scott Carrier. Page 28: ©WCAI/Heather Goldstone.

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June 9–October 8, 2012 | Peabody Essex Museum

Ansel Adams enjoyed a lifelong fascination with water in all its forms — seacoast and stream, clouds and snow. At the Water’s Edge combines his famous images with extraordinary lesser-known examples, enhancing the iconic photographer’s reputation as an innovative modernist.

Support provided by david H. Arrington, the Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, and the East india Marine Associates of the Peabody Essex Museum. MEdiA PArtnEr Stream, Sea, and Clouds, Rodeo Lagoon, California 1962, photograph by Ansel Adams. Collection, Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona. © 2011 The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust.

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