Monthly Archives: December, 2016

January 1, 2017: A World United

Published - December 28, 2016

  “Music is that universal language which unifies the spirits of mankind.”  – Paul Horn   Every time technology advances, it brings us closer to becoming a truly global community.  The internet allows us to connect with individuals and cultures around the world, and learn about customs, languages … and music.  This episode of Feminine Fusion travels to four countries to hear works composed or performed by some marvelously talented women.   “A World United” Elfrida Andree:  Romance Karin Hendel, violin; Ewa Warykiewicz, piano “Violin Sonatas by Women Composers” Zuk Records 324 Sadie Harrison:  The Light Garden The Tate Ensemble “The

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This Week on Insight, 12/30/16

Published - December 27, 2016

On the next Insight: How 2016 in central NY will impact the regions 2017? We review the year’s most compelling local stories, and discuss with one of the leading journalists in Syracuse why the issues will matter in the year ahead, it’s a year in review on the next insight. Watch Friday at 9 p.m. on WCNY

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This Week on SciTech Now 12/29/16

Published - December 20, 2016

On the next edition of SciTech Now: Get a close up look at the deep sea, the sound the universe makes, and go inside an ancient cavern. Watch SciTech Now on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. on WCNY

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This Week on Cycle of Health, 12/29/16

Published - December 20, 2016

On the next Cycle of Health: Ring in the New Year and get tips on ways to reboot, reorganize, and reprioritize what really matters. Learn how to make reachable goals, make small changes with big impact, learn that it’s okay to fail because change takes time. Love and laughter might be the best resolutions of all! Get a fresh start for 2017 with Cycle of Health! Watch Cycle of Health on Thursday at 8 p.m. on WCNY

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Catch up on the latest episode of Connect:NY!

Published - December 20, 2016

On the next Insight: You better watch out! Santa Clause joins us in studio, as we ask the tough questions of the man in the red suit. Why he believes giving back is the key to joy during the holiday season, and more answers to the questions you always wanted to ask. On the next Insight. Watch Friday at 9 p.m. on WCNY

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Global Connect

Published - December 20, 2016

Breaking news from a variety of sources and viewpoints. Perspectives on international events and culture, not available from any other American broadcaster.

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December 25, 2016: Christmas Special

Published - December 19, 2016

“Words mean more than what is set down on paper.  It takes the human voice to infuse them with deeper meaning”  – Maya Angelou       On this holiday edition of Feminine Fusion, music from four all-female vocal ensembles.  From Medieval music to modern works, from Scotland to Vermont to San Francisco, we span the centuries and the globe with music of the Christmas season.   “Christmas Special” Benjamin Britten:  Ceremony of Carols Les Sirenes, Andrew Nunn, director Pippa Tunnell, harp “There Is No Rose” Nimbus Alliance Anonymous:  Ave Maria Anonymous 4 “On Yoolis Night” Harmonia Mundi Larysa Kuzmenko:

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This Week on Insight, 12/16/16

Published - December 15, 2016

On the next Insight: The world wide web of misinformation. The proliferation of fake news is spreading like wild fire through social media outlets and trusted sources alike. It’s beginning to have real consequences as disinformation becomes harder to decipher in today’s mobile dependent lifestyle. We discuss the future of news authenticity in the “post truth” media landscape on the next Insight. Watch Friday at 9 p.m. on WCNY

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December 18, 2016: Up and Comers

Published - December 12, 2016

“The artist is nothing without the gift, but the gift is nothing without work.”  Emile Zola     On this episode of Feminine Fusion, four talented composers whose names you may not know – yet.  Hear music by Lera Auerbach, Charlotte Bray, Dobrinka Tabakova, and Anna Clyne, four women who are certainly making their mark in the contemporary classical music world.   “Up and Comers” Lera Auerbach:  Fragile Solitudes Pro Musica “Triumvirate” Summit Charlotte Bray:  Passing Shadows Antonis Hatzinikolaou, guitar “Music of Memory: Seven British Composers write for the guitar” NMC Recordings Dobrinka Tabakova:  Concerto for Cello and Strings Kristina

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This Week on Cycle of Health, 12/15/16

Published - December 9, 2016

On the next Cycle of Health: We try to better understand clinical trials. Meet the widow of a man who participated in a trial — to discover why she still calls the medicine a success. A therapist reveals how she managed an emotional minefield while in a clinical trial treatment for her breast cancer. Are collegians targeted for tests? We’ll find out. And, worried about your weight, cholesterol, or migraines? How trials can help you get treatment for free. Watch Cycle of Health on Thursday at 8 p.m. on WCNY

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This Week on SciTech Now 12/08/16

Published - December 6, 2016

On the next edition of SciTech Now: Rediscovering sustainable agriculture through ancient technology. How origami saves lives, tech for civic good, and finally, a robot that wins every game of rock paper scissors. Watch SciTech Now on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. on WCNY

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This Week on Cycle of Health, 12/08/16

Published - December 6, 2016

On the next Cycle of Health: Where are they now? Ride along with melanoma survivor Brandon O’Meal, whose renewed focus on friends and family cycles into a new stage. Catch up with family caregiver Roseanne Suskin, who’s helping others after years of helping her mom. And, swing into Erin Scala’s world as her failing sight opens her eyes to big adventures and new beginnings. Watch Cycle of Health on Thursday at 8 p.m. on WCNY

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December 11, 2016: A Few Of Us

Published - December 5, 2016

  “Music is the divine way to tell beautiful, poetic things to the heart.” – Pablo Casals   There is something special about chamber music.  The performers are intricately connected, and they brings a soulfulness and intimacy to the music that is unique.  This week on Feminine Fusion, we feature performances from all-female chamber ensembles.   “A Few Of Us” Julia Wolfe:  Four Marys The Cassatt Quartet “Cassatt” CRI 671 Anonymous:  Nowell: Owt of your slepe aryse Anonymous 4 “On Yoolis Night” Harmonia Mundi 907099 Vincent Persichetti:  Pastorale Sapphire Woodwind Quintet Live Concert, 2001 Dame Myra Hess Concert Series Gyorgy

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December 4, 2016: Screen Queens

Published - December 1, 2016

“You have to remain flexible, and you must be your own critic at all times.”  – Hans Zimmer   The film industry has been – and, for the most part, continues to be – dominated by men.  But women are definitely making inroads, and on this episode of Feminine Fusion, we’ll hear music from some of the women composing scores for both film and television.  You may not know their names – yet – but you’ll know their music!   “Screen Queens” Rachel Portman:  Selections from “The Cider House Rules” Studio Orchestra “The Cider House Rules: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack” Sony

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