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WDIY's 24th ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY PARTY
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Date:
Saturday, March 2, 2019
Time:
7 - 11 pm
Location:
The Ice House, 56 River St, Bethlehem, PA 18018
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WDIY will be celebrating 24 years on the air with our annual anniversary party on Saturday, March 2. We'll have live music from
The Large Flowerheads,
food catered by
Cafe the Lodge,
craft-brewed beer courtesy of
Fegley's Brew Works
and
14th Fret Brewing Co.,
great silent auction and raffle items, as well as a whole lot of fun.
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Taylor 2:
Taylor, Rauschenberg
and Mid-Century Modern
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* Wednesday, February 13
* 8 - 9:30 pm
* Easton, PA
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When Paul Taylor began making dances in 1954, his early, experimental work was influenced by a close collaboration with artist Robert Rauschenberg. Together they created 17 pieces, some of which were nearly lost to time until meticulously reconstructed and unveiled anew. With commentary by art historian Robert S. Mattison, Taylor 2 sheds new light on the duo’s seminal and rarely-seen 3 Epitaphs (1956) and Tracer (1962), as well as Junction (1961) and Party Mix (1963), works Taylor made with like-minded artists of the avant-garde, Alex Katz and Nancy Azara.
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The Frank DiBussolo
Philly Reunion Group
Part of the Jazz Upstairs Series
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* Friday, February 15
* 7:30 - 8:30 pm
* Allentown, PA
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Frank DiBussolo has been a professional musician since 1965. During this time, he has wo
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ked with Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Diana Ross, Diane Carroll, Vicky Carr, Bob Hope, George Burns and Dom DeLouise and others. As a soloist, he has been featured with the bands of Buddy Rich, Dizzy Gillespie, Art Blakey, Bucky Pizzarelli, Howard Alden, Lester Lannin and more. For his work in the recording industry, he has been nominated for eight GRAMMY awards in various categories.
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LU Jazz Faculty:
The Great American Songbook
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* Sunday, February 17
* 3 - 4:30 pm
* Bethlehem, PA
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Classic American jazz from Cole Porter to Stevie Wonder and more. Bill Warfield, director.
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* Sunday, February 17
* 7 - 9 PM
* Jim Thorpe, PA
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John Németh had already established himself among the very top ranks of blues musicians and modern soul singers when he decided to break the mold with his new record, "Feelin’ Freaky." Németh fearlessly crushes all barriers of style and genre with an album of original songs that defies all the usual pigeonholes. Drawing from his strong influences in blues and R&B, as well as contemporary sounds in hip-hop and rock & roll, John creates music that is personal as well as universal, and owes its origin to no one but John Németh. John’s songs are groove and melody-driven, laced with thoughtful lyrics and nuanced humor.
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Noises Off
FOR MATURE AUDIENCES
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* Now through Sunday, February 24
* 7:30 - 9 pm
* Allentown, PA
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Written by Michael Frayn and directed by Will Morris. Get ready to laff your...noises off! Hailed as “the funniest play ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On. Doors slamming, on and offstage intrigue, and errant sardines all figure in the plot of this hilarious and classically comic play.
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Don't Touch That Dial:
100 Years of Radio
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* Now through Sunday, November 3
* 10 am - 5 pm
* Bethlehem, PA
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Don’t Touch That Dial: 100 Years of Radio will feature over one hundred historic radios, components and ephemera. Visitors to this interactive exhibit will have a chance to listen to early broadcasts, see an Amateur Radio operator’s station, test their knowledge of Morse Code, and experience modern day innovations in the industry.
In honor of the new exhibition, WDIY is presenting
fascinating deep dives
into important milestones in radio's history. Listen to our first two features:
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Find more events coming up
in and around the Lehigh Valley in
WDIY's Community Calendar.
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6 - 6:30 pm
Host: Dave Pandl
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Dave Pandl previews
Lehigh Valley Beer Week 2019
with guests
Jesse Albertson,
President of Lehigh Valley Beer Week, and
Anna Dale,
General Manager of the Spinnerstown Hotel in Quakertown.
Lehigh Valley Beer Week begins its 2019 festivities this Saturday and takes place at restaurants, breweries, bars, and a variety of other locations throughout the Lehigh Valley.
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An Oscars frontrunner, with 10 Academy Award nominations. The fact-based film is about Great Britain’s
Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) and two rivals for her attention, Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz) and Abigail (Emma Stone).
P
aul Willistein of the
Lehigh Valley Press
reviews the drama-comedy.
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6:30 - 7 pm
Host: Eleanor Bobrow
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Eleanor Bobrow talks about the need to understand and create a sense of respect and appreciation in our community regardless of religious affiliation, especially in light of the October 2018 violence at a Pittsburgh Jewish temple.
Her guests this week come from the Trinity Episcopal Church in Easton:
the Reverend Canon Andrew T. Gerns,
Rector, and
Patrick Romano,
member of the church and member of the Interfaith Ministry.
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7 - 9 pm
Host: Steve Aaronson
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Tonight brings the
annual Valentine's Day program
-- a few days early. Golden Age artists
will evoke all manner and stages of love, and among the features will be The Chad Mitchell Trio singing The Beatles, Joan Baez singing Doo Wop, and Judy Collins singing Broadway.
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6 - 7 pm
Host: Laurie Siebert
, CPA, CFP
®
, AEP
®
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Laurie Siebert's topic this week is,
“Tax Questions from Listeners.”
Laurie will take your questions live on the air at 610-758-8810. Questions can be submitted ahead of time at
yourfinancialchoices.com.
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6 - 7 pm
Host: Alan Jennings
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Alan Jennings speaks with
Morning Call
reporter
Riley Yates
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For readers of the Lehigh Valley newspaper, Yates may be a familiar name. Riley is the reporter who covers Northampton County’s courts. But Riley is a fascinating individual in addition to the work he does as a journalist: his early years were spent living on an island off the coast of Alaska without electricity, he eventually found his way to some top universities where he got his journalism training, and he is also one of the best chess players in the country.
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11 pm - 1 am
Host: Bill Fox
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The month-long Special Focus on on
Numina
continues. The Featured CD at Midnight will be
"Subterranean Landscapes"
which was self-released. You will also hear new music by
Forrest Fang
on
Projekt Records
.
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9 am- 12 pm
Host: Karen El-Chaar
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Today’s musical highlights include
birthday tributes for
Arcangelo Corelli, Robert Fuchs
and astronomer
Galileo.
And to celebrate the start of baseball season, at 11:30 am, hear
Peter Schickele (aka PDQ Bach)
do a comedic baseball-like play-by-play of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony.
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9 - 11 pm
Host: Jeff Biro
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Jeff Biro features the music of composer
Harold Arlen
as performed by a variety of jazz artists.
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3 - 5 pm
Host: Jack Adams
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Jack Adams talks with award-winning blues/Americana singer
Shemekia Copeland
about her upcoming performance with The Commonheart at Penn's Peak in Jim Thorpe, PA on Friday, February 22
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7 - 9 pm
Host: Arlene Clendenning
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In honor of
Valentine’s Day,
tune in for an evening of enchanting music by Romantic composers Berlioz, Brahms, Mahler, Puccini, Tchaikovsky, Verdi, Wagner and more.
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