''Oberlin Presents'' Radio Program
Oberlin Presents, an hour-long journey into the heart and soul of serious music, was broadcast on 104.9-FM WCLV, Cleveland's classical music radio station, on Sunday mornings from November 18, 2007 to December 6, 2009. Sponsored by the Oberlin Conservatory of Music and the Riverside Company, a leading private equity firm specializing in premier companies at the smaller end of the middle market across North America, Europe, and Asia, the program was hosted by Fadel Fulkerson.
Oberlin Presents: Season 1
Program 1: Marilyn Horne
Program 2: Master of the Flute—Michel Debos
Program 3: King of the Oboe—Alex Klein
Program 5: The Imani Winds
Program 6: Organist James David Christie
Program 7: Steven Plank—History of the Trumpet
Program 8: Great Pianists of the Artist Recital Series
Program 9: Great Violinists of the Artist Recital Series
Program 10: Groundbreakers at Oberlin
Program 11: America's Favorite String Quartets on the Artist Recital Series
Program 12: Ladies of Note—A Trio of Pianists
Program 13: The Cleveland Orchestra Connection—A Pair of Legends
Program 14: The Oberlin Centennial—A Year to Remember
Program 15: Cellists of Note
Program 16: Charles Hamlen
Program 17: The Quartet Connection
Program 18: American Pianists, Part I
Program 19: American Pianists, Part II
Program 20: Amazing April
Program 22: Talking Bach with Angela Hewitt
Program 23: Mozart and the Flute
Program 24: From Soloist to Conductor
Program 26: Artist Recital Series Season Preview, Part II
Program 27: Artist Recital Series Season Preview, Part III
Program 1: A Conversation with Emanuel Ax
Program 2: Exploring the Early Baroque with Steven Plank
Program 3: A Conversation with Midori
Program 4: Brave New World—A Conversation with Matt Albert ’96 of eighth blackbird
Program 5: All About Beethoven, with Peter Takács
Program 6: The Glorious Cleveland Orchestra Tradition
Program 7: My Favorite Szell
Program 8: Frances Walker—Breaking the Barriers
Program 9: Marilyn McDonald and the Art of the Baroque Violin
Program 10: Robert Spano—Our Own Maestro
Program 11: Gustav Mahler—the Agony of Youth
Program 12: Nathan Gunn—American Barihunk
Program 13: Gregory Fulkerson on Bach
Program 14: The Awesome Oberlin Orchestra
Program 15: Magic Flute Mania
Program 16: Violinists of the Forties
Program 17: Beethoven Masters
Program 18: Cold War Trio in Shostakovich
Program 19: The Brass Boys
Program 20: Orchestras from Afar
Program 21: Getting a Handle on Handel with Steven Plank
Program 22: A Conversation with Ron Copes
Program 23: Beethoven with Peter Takács, Part II
Program 24: Great Singers of the ARS (Richard Miller: In Memoriam)
Program 25: Conversation with Brian Alegant
