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Current Week's Edition of Classical Guitar Alive!
This week’s program features interviews some of the best recently-released cds.
In addition to the radio program, Classical Guitar Alive is a nonprofit organization that hosts an outreach program which presents concerts at no cost to under-served audiences in hospitals, hospices, and community centers, etc. Here is our schedule of most recent outreach performances.
Classical Guitar Alive welcomes 2 new radio stations: WBAA-FM at Purdue University in West Lafayette, IN and KTRL-FM at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, TX.
WBAA West Lafayette, Indiana, 101.3FM, Sundays at 4:00pm, and also simulcast on the web: www.purdue.edu/wbaa
KTRL Stephenville, TX, 90.5FM, Sundays at 1:00pm
New Stations for Classical Guitar Alive! They air CGA Thursdays at 7:00pm:
WJAZ Harrisburg 91.7 FM
WJAZ York 90.7 FM
WRTL Lancaster 90.7 FM
WRTL Ephrata 90.7 FM
WRTL Lebanon 90.7FM
WRTY Mt. Pocono 91.1 FM
WRTY Wilkes-Barre 94.9 FM
WRTY Pottsville 99.1 FM
WRTY Scranton 106.1 FM
WRTJ Coatesville89.3 FM
New Jersey
WRTQ Ocean City91.3 FM
Delaware
WRTI Wilmington 107.7 FM
WRTX Dover 91.7 FM
Also, they stream their signal on the web:
http://wrti-ice.streamguys.net/classical-247-mp3.m3u
In addition to the radio program, Classical Guitar Alive is a nonprofit organization that hosts an outreach program which presents concerts at no cost to under-served audiences in hospitals, hospices, and community centers, etc. Here is our December 2008 schedule of outreach performances.
MP3 UPDATE Listen to interviews with many of the world's foremost guitarist performers and composers.
Watch Tony Morris & Friends in concert movie trailer (c) 2005 length: 2:40 featuring Tony Morris, Renata Green, James Fenner, Jennifer Bourianoff. Filmed in concert at the Texas Governor's Mansion, Austin, (2002) with additional photography from their 2002 and 2004 performances at White House in Washington, D.C
Classical Guitar Alive is supported by the Kodosky Foundation, and is funded and supported in part by the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division and by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.
The Kodosky Foundation