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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2014

TURN TO CPR NEWS FOR LIVE COVERAGE OF ELECTIONS 2014

CPR’s newsroom is ramping up to bring you in-depth election coverage this fall, including live results on Election Day.

Visit cprnews.org to find stories about how candidates are courting the Latino vote, how African Americans are gaining political power, details about political ad spending, and more.

CPR News will also be talking with candidates about everything from health care reform to income inequality and the economy. Listen to many of these conversations on “Colorado Matters” with host Ryan Warner and visit cprnews.org to take interactive quizzes.

As returns come in on election night, follow our comprehensive coverage online with live blogging, and real-time updates on the @NewsCPR Twitter handle.

CPR CLASSICAL PRESENTS LIVE BROADCASTS FROM THE COLORADO SYMPHONY

CPR Classical returns to Boettcher Concert Hall to bring you six live broadcasts from the Colorado Symphony’s 2014–15 Masterworks Series.

Coming up on Nov.1 at 7:30 p.m., the second broadcast features Marin Alsop conducting Mahler’s “The Titan.” Then, on Dec. 5 at 7 p.m., tune in for “All Beethoven” featuring pianist Jeffery Kahane. See the full live broadcast schedule, and watch this video interview to see what Music Director Andrew Litton had to say about the symphony’s new season, which debuted last month with Beethoven's legendary Symphony No. 9.

As the live broadcast season continues, “Colorado Spotlight” will also feature recordings of several Colorado Symphony performances on Thursdays at 7 p.m. with host Charley Samson.

For all of the latest information on CPR Classical broadcasts, visit www.cprclassical.org.

LONDON IS CALLING

The Fall Pledge Drive begins tomorrow, Oct. 8, with several sweepstakes, including a $10,000 trip to London, England. One lucky winner and their guest will enjoy seven nights in the capitol city, theater tickets, a dinner cruise on the Thames, plus $1,000 spending money and a visit to either Stonehenge or Highclere Castle, better known to public media fans as “Downton Abbey.”

This vacation was donated to encourage you to support the programs you depend on. Join them and help us reach the 9,200-member goal for this pledge drive by starting or renewing your membership.

During the drive, we’d love to hear from you. Visit Facebook and tell us about the CPR stories and music you enjoy most.

CPR Classical presents live broadcasts from the Colorado Symphony
Meet CPR's VP of Engineering
Digital Roundup: What's buzzing online
London is Calling

Watch new episodes of ‘OpenAir Live & Local’

“OpenAir Live & Local,” the new 13-episode TV series developed in partnership with Colorado Public Television (CPT12), debuted last month and airs on Saturdays at 9:30 p.m. on CPT12. The first couple of episodes have already set the tone for the program:

"In this half-hour glimpse, you can experience a lot of musical diversity,” says OpenAir Program Director Mike Flanagan. “From songs by introspective artists like Gregory Alan Isakov, to rock from Mosey West, and Wheelchair Sports Camp’s pounding rhymes, we’re highlighting great local musicians with different styles for people to explore.”

The next episode airs on Oct.11 as host Alisha Sweeney shares music by Patrick Dethlefs, Born in the Flood, and more.

As the series continues, be sure to follow OpenAir on Facebook and Twitter for updates, and subscribe to the OpenAir and CPT12 YouTube channels to catch up on the series after each weekly episode airs on TV.

Meet CPR’s VP of Engineering

Thanks to the expertise and dedication of the engineering team, CPR can provide listeners with the best quality audio experience all day, every day. Engineer Dean Phannenstiel was recently promoted to lead this key team, charged with keeping CPR’s equipment and infrastructure running smoothly, including 26 broadcast sites across the state.

With his background in broadcast engineering, electronics, technology and forestry, Dean has the know-how to keep even the most remote transmitters in top shape. For Dean, traveling across Colorado is an added perk:

“Working in the engineering department affords me the opportunity to see many of the wonderful natural places in our state. Traveling to our transmitter sites for repairs or upkeep, I always enjoy the beauty of northwest Colorado overlooking Rangely and Meeker, the canyons of the Colorado National Monument near Grand Junction, and the beautifully majestic mountains surrounding Ouray, Glenwood Springs and Vail. I feel very fortunate to have the opportunity to work for CPR and help care for the signals that reach all of our listeners.”

Visit www.cpr.org to learn more about Dean, or to explore career opportunities at Colorado Public Radio.

Digital Roundup: What's buzzing online

Stay connected to Colorado Public Radio and explore top stories, performance videos, event calendars, music downloads and more at www.cpr.org. Here are a few recent highlights from the digital sphere:

Arts reporter Corey H. Jones took flight with Denver aerial photographer Evan Anderman to view the beauty of the Eastern Plains. Watch CPR’s video and listen to the interview.

Check out OpenAir’s recap and photo slideshow of the recent three-day national music festival, RiotFest.

Watch CPR Classical’s video of violinists Erik Peterson and Felix Petit performing works by Béla Bartók.

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