Posted on 08/13/2012 2:33:57 PM PDT by EveningStar
The voice behind KUSC's 'Baroque and Beyond' and various Bowl and L.A. Phil shows gets the message out in his youthful and unorthodox style...
Brian Lauritzen remembers the first night he visited the Hollywood Bowl as a green twentysomething who'd just moved out from Tennessee...
Overall, he's a laid-back evangelist of the classical radio world: He produces a Saturday-morning culture show, "Arts Alive," that looks at such diverse subjects as filmmaker Jonathan Demme on Neil Young or the mess at the Museum of Contemporary Art, and he hosts "Baroque and Beyond" on Sunday mornings as well as numerous broadcasts for the Los Angeles Phil...
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Unfortunately, nationally, NPR is emphasizing liberal and gay news and liberal and gay news commentary at the expense of classical music. To give the gay and liberal soutpaws their meager due, they do continue with jazz programming after 9PM.
In several regions, they have shifted the classical broadcasts to subsidiary stations, in my case, to a station tower that is unreachable by human radio on any band due to engineering errors.
Money for Mozart. Nothing for Marx!
KUSC is not a NPR station, although they might occasionally carry NPR programming.
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