the audience

[Sparky]

I notice, on the Coral Gables studio cam, there is a booklet called "Classical Music for Dummies". My question is, is this for the education of the station staff, or is this some kind of primer on how to deal with your listeners? Either way, it's kinda scary.

[Scotty]

That is funny.....I had noticed the same thing and wanted to lend comment.....lol<BR>

[JasonK]

I think the "Dummies" visual is hilarious and falls under the catagory,<P>"If the fuge fits..."<P>As for me, I would hate to limit my potential and call myself a dummy of just one genre.....<P><BR>Jason<BR>Conductor of the all-kazoo symphony<P>

[sherouse]

Maybe it's a hint for us listeners..lol!!!<P>- Sherouse <BR>Founder & President, Nicole Marie Fan Club<BR>Van, Beethoven USA<P><BR>

[Sir Stewart]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Sparky:<BR><B>I notice, on the Coral Gables studio cam, there is a booklet called "Classical Music for Dummies". My question is, is this for the education of the station staff, or is this some kind of primer on how to deal with your listeners? Either way, it's kinda scary.</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Someone in the Fla office put a copy of the book on camera. I then put a copy of it on the Hartford cam. Within the first day, I had tons of emails asking about the book,<BR>which is quite good by the way. There are many of us out there who love classical music but don't have a long, in-depth history of the genre.<P>The book is available on Beethoven.com's CD Amigo page. I recommend it for anyone who wants to get an inexpensive primer on classical music, it's a great place to start.<P>Sir Stew<BR><p>[This message has been edited by Sir Stewart (edited 01-11-2001).]