Use this Funder Spot during your Classical Music Fundraising, but especially before or after playing any performance by Alicia Weilerstein. See below for recording suggestions.


Music Bed:  The Jota (#4) from De Falla’s “7 Popular Spanish Songs”

FUNDER TRANSCRIPT
"My first cello was a box of Rice Krispies with strings drawn on the box and the end pin was an old tooth brush.  A little imagination and a good set of crayons can go a long way.  I’m cellist Alisa Weilerstein.  Your contribution to your Public Radio station goes a long way to ensure classical music will be here to enjoy for a long time to come.  Please call or go online – and thank you."

SUGGESTED LIVE HOST OUTRO
Please call (insert station phone number), or make your contribution online at (insert station web address).  It takes many things to run a radio station, and sometimes an old tooth brush, crayons and plenty of imagination come in handy.  Your financial support also goes a long way on (insert station name).  It makes classical music a daily reality.  Please call or go online, and thank you.

Music suggestions:  De Falla, Dvorak, Saint-Saens, Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn and Faure (EMI 73498); Dvorak Piano Trios (Koch 7657).  Her complete discography is available at arkivmusic.com.

(To download a .txt file of this suggested copy, look under the "Additional Files" for this piece.)


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WHAT IS VIRTUOSO VOICES?

Virtuoso Voices(tm) is an interview clip service for classical music stations, presenting today's preeminent classical music performers, conductors and composers talking in 15 to 35 second sound bites.

These topical and evergreen clips enable announcers to bring an additional insider's perspective to the music they introduce and play on their shifts.

Virtuoso Voices(tm) is also Public Radio's primary source for classical music fundraising messages.

VIRTUOSO VOICES

"Classical Music's Virtuosos Want a Word with Your Listeners."

Virtuoso Voices is a trademark of Listener Directed Productions, Inc.

Use this Funder Spot during your Classical Music Fundraising, but especially before or after playing any performance by Alicia Weilerstein. See below for recording suggestions.


Music Bed:  The Jota (#4) from De Falla’s “7 Popular Spanish Songs”

FUNDER TRANSCRIPT
"My first cello was a box of Rice Krispies with strings drawn on the box and the end pin was an old tooth brush.  A little imagination and a good set of crayons can go a long way.  I’m cellist Alisa Weilerstein.  Your contribution to your Public Radio station goes a long way to ensure classical music will be here to enjoy for a long time to come.  Please call or go online – and thank you."

SUGGESTED LIVE HOST OUTRO
Please call (insert station phone number), or make your contribution online at (insert station web address).  It takes many things to run a radio station, and sometimes an old tooth brush, crayons and plenty of imagination come in handy.  Your financial support also goes a long way on (insert station name).  It makes classical music a daily reality.  Please call or go online, and thank you.

Music suggestions:  De Falla, Dvorak, Saint-Saens, Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn and Faure (EMI 73498); Dvorak Piano Trios (Koch 7657).  Her complete discography is available at arkivmusic.com.

(To download a .txt file of this suggested copy, look under the "Additional Files" for this piece.)


*****************************************

WHAT IS VIRTUOSO VOICES?

Virtuoso Voices(tm) is an interview clip service for classical music stations, presenting today's preeminent classical music performers, conductors and composers talking in 15 to 35 second sound bites.

These topical and evergreen clips enable announcers to bring an additional insider's perspective to the music they introduce and play on their shifts.

Virtuoso Voices(tm) is also Public Radio's primary source for classical music fundraising messages.

VIRTUOSO VOICES

"Classical Music's Virtuosos Want a Word with Your Listeners."

Virtuoso Voices is a trademark of Listener Directed Productions, Inc.