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Ruth Phinney
WXXI Classical 91.5 Program Directorrphinney@wxxi.org
585-258-0332
Ruth began working for WXXI in 1982 as the radio division secretary after working as a music teacher in several local districts. Trained as a classical musician and voice major, she was the perfect match for working with the radio hosts on vocal presentation, and setting programming goals and initiatives to reflect the diverse community of the greater Rochester area.
Today she sets the strategic goals and programs for Classical 91.5 and works collaboratively with other classical public radio stations to shape the future of classical music radio as the field confronts evolution in delivery across multiple broadcast and digital platforms, demographic and cultural changes, and significant disruptions throughout the music industry.
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This month, favorite holiday albums old and new are in the CD spotlight at WXXI Classical, with a few Rochester connections.
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As we approach the 50th anniversary on December 23, 1974-2024, we take a look back and thank our listeners and members for what you have made possible through the years
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Saturday, October 29, 2022 from 2 – 3 PM at Church of Love Faith Center (700 Exchange St., 14608)
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On Friday 6/17/22 Georgetown University music professor Carlos Simon drops his streaming album “Requiem for the Enslaved” ahead of Juneteenth.
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What do musicians and journalists have in common? They both tell stories - some in words, others in music.