This list reflects the programming of WUNC Radio: All Things Considered,
Morning Edition, Talk of the Nation, Weekend Edition Saturday and
Sunday, Fresh Air, Monitor Radio Early Edition, The People's Pharmacy and
Soundings. 

NPR (TM) ALBUM REVIEWS FROM WUNC RADIO
1/15 - 1/21/96

January 15, 1996: Enya spoke to Noah Adams about her third album "The 
Memory of Trees" (Reprise 9 46106-2).

January 19, 1996: Record Producer Phil Ramone spoke with Liane Hansen 
about his new CD which features Andre Previn conducting the symphony 
orchestra of the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia (EMI 
Classics).

January 19, 1996: Dean Olsher paid tribute to jazz artist Gerry Mulligan 
who died Saturday.


Albums profiled on Fresh Air with host Terry Gross:

January 15, 1996: 
REVIEW by Rock Critic Ken Tucker: "Kirk Franklin and the Family" by Kirk 
Franklin and the Family (005751721192).

January 19, 1996:
An interview with Doc Watson, one of America's premier acoustic folk 
guitarists. The new retrospective box set is "Doc Watson: The Vanguard 
Years" (Vanguard Records 001570700552).

         COMING UP ON NPR'S PERFORMANCE TODAY - JANUARY 15 - 22, 1996

         Wednesday, January 17          

         Hour 2--Arnold Steinhardt, first violinist with the Guarneri
         String Quartet, visits Martin in Studio 4A to talk about his
         "other" career--as a soloist.  We'll hear Steinhardt perform
         works by Amy Beach and Fritz Kreisler, the composer featured
         on Steinhardt's latest compact disc.

         Thursday, January 18

         Hour 2--In this week's visit to the Performance Today Basic
         Record Library, Martin and PT critic Ted Libbey select three
         noteworthy recordings of Cesar Franck's Symphony in D minor.
         [Chicago Symphony Orchestra/Pierre Monteux (RCA Gold Seal
         6805-2-RG); New York Philharmonic/Kurt Masur (Teldec
         74863-2); Orchestre de la Suisse Romande/Ernest Ansermet
         (London 433 718-2)].

         Friday, January 19

         Hour 1--Unlike English church music, very little secular or
         courtly music composed in England before the 15th century has
         survived.  Most of what is left can be found on the new
         recording "Miri It Is: Songs & Instrumental Music from
         Medieval England."  Harvard professor and PT critic Thomas
         Kelly reviews the CD by the Dufay Collective, one of Europe's
         most established early music ensembles.
         [Chandos CHAN 9396]

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