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Friday morning on Ovation… it’s later than you think! Time is running out for you to make a classical musical suggestion in the month of January. Host Ken Zahnle is waiting to hear about your favorites on Ovation.

Our eight thousand classical compact discs and your two bits. That’s the formula for a Friday morning on Ovation. Host Ken Zahnle programs your suggestions.

Our eight thousand classical compact discs and your two bits. That’s the formula for a Friday morning on Ovation. Host Ken Zahnle programs your suggestions.

Tomorrow morning, Music Director Ken Zahnle opens the suggestion box and the phone lines on Ovation. It’s Friday classical music with your input starting at 9:00 here on Tri States Public Radio.

Tomorrow morning, Music Director Ken Zahnle opens the suggestion box and the phone lines on Ovation. It’s Friday classical music with your input starting at 9:00 here on Tri States Public Radio.

On Friday morning, Tri States Public Radio Music Director Ken Zahnle gets by with a little help from his friends. That means… YOU. It’s classical music by your suggestion… tomorrow morning at 9:00… on Ovation.

On Friday morning, Tri States Public Radio Music Director Ken Zahnle gets by with a little help from his friends. That means… YOU. It’s classical music by your suggestion… tomorrow morning at 9:00… on Ovation.

May we suggest you make a suggestion? Friday morning, Tri States Public Radio’s Music Director Ken Zahnle begins the new year with a little help from… well… YOU. It’s classical music by your suggestion… tomorrow morning at 9:00… on Ovation.

May we suggest you make a suggestion? Friday morning, Tri States Public Radio’s Music Director Ken Zahnle begins the new year with a little help from… well… YOU. It’s classical music by your suggestion… tomorrow morning at 9:00… on Ovation.

Tri States Public Radio Music Director Ken Zahnle asks why choose your own classical music to play, when you can leave it to HIM to just use a totally random process to choose it? Join him on Ovation as he pulls music out of our Classical Music Grab Bag tomorrow morning at 9:00.

Tri States Public Radio Music Director Ken Zahnle asks why choose your own classical music to play, when you can leave it to HIM to just use a totally random process to choose it? Join him on Ovation as he pulls music out of our Classical Music Grab Bag tomorrow morning at 9:00.

When it comes to classical music, there are two things to know about January 22. One, it has two twos. Second, it’s full of firsts. Music Director Ken Zahnle investigates the date in classical music.

When it comes to classical music, there are two things to know about January 22. One, it has two twos. Second, it’s full of firsts. Music Director Ken Zahnle investigates the date in classical music.

Classical music is built on the classical music that came before. Thursday on Ovation, host Ken Zahnle features composers who are paying their respects to other composers, though mostly by messing around with that other composer’s music. Composers on composers on Ovation.

Classical music is built on the classical music that came before. Thursday on Ovation, host Ken Zahnle features composers who are paying their respects to other composers, though mostly by messing around with that other composer’s music. Composers on composers on Ovation.

Host Ken Zahnle plays classical music by the B-list of composers. No, not second-stringers, but those musicians whose surname begins with the letter B. Classical music beyond just Bach, Beethoven and Brahms.

Host Ken Zahnle plays classical music by the B-list of composers. No, not second-stringers, but those musicians whose surname begins with the letter B. Classical music beyond just Bach, Beethoven and Brahms.

Music Director Ken Zahnle begins the new year by de-stressing with Dah Strausses! Classical Music and did we mention Strauss? 

Music Director Ken Zahnle begins the new year by de-stressing with Dah Strausses! Classical Music and did we mention Strauss?

Wednesday morning on Ovation, host Ken Zahnle introduces us to Tavener and Taverner … no, they’re not the same name, but they ARE a pair of great English composers.

Wednesday morning on Ovation, host Ken Zahnle introduces us to Tavener  and Taverner… no, they’re not the same name, but they ARE a pair of great English composers.

Due to an error this episode was not published after its broadcast date. Is it a new year? Whatever! Tomorrow on Ovation, for the first time this year, host Ken Zahnle uses a Wednesday to play whatever. More specifically, CLASSICAL whatever. It’s a first Whatever Wednesday on Ovation.

Due to an error this episode was not published after its broadcast date. Is it a new year? Whatever! Tomorrow on Ovation, for the first time this year, host Ken Zahnle uses a Wednesday to play whatever. More specifically, CLASSICAL whatever. It’s a first Whatever Wednesday on Ovation.

Due to an error this episode was not published after its broadcast date. Young bohemians in Paris, Chinese princesses, American officers in Japan. These are the operatic worlds of Giacomo Puccini. On Wednesday on Ovation, host Ken Zahnle will play at least one work by the Italian master of Verismo each hour.

Due to an error this episode was not published after its broadcast date. Young bohemians in Paris, Chinese princesses, American officers in Japan. These are the operatic worlds of Giacomo Puccini. On Wednesday on Ovation, host Ken Zahnle will play at least one work by the Italian master of Verismo each hour.

Due to an error this episode was not published after its broadcast date. Host Ken Zahnle celebrates classical music anniversaries and birthdays including a famed harpist,.. a famed flutist, and a famed violinist.

Due to an error this episode was not published after its broadcast date. Host Ken Zahnle celebrates classical music anniversaries and birthdays including a famed harpist,.. a famed flutist, and a famed violinist.

Due to an error this episode was not published after its boardcast date. It may be the thirty-first day of the month and the 356th of the year but today it’s full of fives. Host Ken Zahnle plays Symphony number five, Concerto number five, five people playing instruments. Classical Fives.

Due to an error this episode did not are after its broadcast date. It may be the thirty-first day of the month and the 356th of the year but today it’s full of fives. Host Ken Zahnle plays Symphony number five, Concerto number five, five people playing instruments. It’s Classical Fives.

Due to an error this episode was not published after its broadcast date. This morning on Ovation… double the pleasure… double the classical music! One musical form, two classical compositions in a row. A symphony… and a symphony. A waltz… and a waltz. You get the idea.