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Richard Wagner's drama of fatal attraction and forbidden love charts new operatic territory from the intense longing of the opening orchestral prelude all the way through to Isolde's final aria. James Conlon conducts, with Linda Watson and John Treleaven in the leading roles.
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It's time to show off our new studios! Mark your calendars for WUOT’s open house on Aug. 8.
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WUOT's Monthly Call-In Program, first Wednesday of each month Wednesday, July 2, 2008 --It’s summertime again, and that means that millions of Americans are visiting the National Parks. On July's Dialogue, host Chrissy Keuper spoke with Don Barger on the issues affecting the parks in our area. Barger is the Southeast Regional Director for the National Parks Conservation Association.
Click here to listen to other Dialogue programs, as well as news features, on our Podcast page.
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