WHA Radio Broadcasts: Early Years of Wisconsin Public Radio | Special performance

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WHA Radio Broadcasts: Early Years of Wisconsin Public Radio | Special performance

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Selected readings of various poems including Thomas Curtis Clark's "Life is a feast, they say," Morris Rosenfeld's "A Cry from the Ghetto" (in translation), James Russell Lowell's "The Present Crisis," Langston Hughes's "The Negro," Carl Sandburg's "Smoke and Steel," and William Cullen Bryant "The Antiquity of Freedom."

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University of Wisconsin - Madison, General Library System

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University of Wisconsin - Madison, General Library System

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Voegeli, Don

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Donald Voegeli (b. 1920) was a musical composer and professor at the University of Wisconsin. Voegeli served as the music director for radio station WHA. He was also a freelance radio and television composer. Among his many compositions was the theme music for National Public Radio's "All Things Considered" series. Much of Voegeli's work was done in "electrosonic studio" at the University of Wisconsin, where he used instruments like synthesizers. He also worked with the National Center for Audio...

WHA Players

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