(Not sure if I spelled Berckel correctly) - WRTI was the jazz radio station from Temple University in Philadelphia - I thought Dr. Berckel was from Philly but I was not sure.
This is an old posting, but someone at the phone number herein may be able to help you find the answer to your question. Good luck!
MCCC To Host Free 'Jazz and the Classics Crossover
Panel Discussion'
Jan. 15, 2004, Blue Bell, Pa.-Montgomery County Community College is pleased to feature Jack Beurkle and Jill Pasternack of WRTI Temple University Public Radio in a "Jazz and the Classics Crossover Panel Discussion" on Saturday, Feb. 7 at 1 p.m. in the Science Center Theater at the College's Central Campus, 340 DeKalb Pike in Blue Bell. The panel discussion is free of charge and is open to the public. For information, call
215-641-6518.
Beurkle and Pasternack will discuss and interact with the audience on the commonalities and contrasts of the jazz and classical genres. The duo's four-year-old "Crossover" program on WRTI is one of the station's most popular shows. During the panel discussion, Berukle and Pasternack will air to specifically recorded programs focusing on the music of Ron Carter and the String Trio of New York with live interviews.
Beurkle is noted for his sensitive and insightful "Jazz Encounters" programs, which take both a social and historical look at the development of jazz and the lives of its creators. Pasternack is a Fullbright scholar, a professional harpist and graduate a Julliard school of music. She is a weekday afternoon on-air host of classical music on WRTI.
This is an old posting, but someone at the phone number herein may be able to help you find the answer to your question. Good luck!
MCCC To Host Free 'Jazz and the Classics Crossover
Panel Discussion'
Jan. 15, 2004, Blue Bell, Pa.-Montgomery County Community College is pleased to feature Jack Beurkle and Jill Pasternack of WRTI Temple University Public Radio in a "Jazz and the Classics Crossover Panel Discussion" on Saturday, Feb. 7 at 1 p.m. in the Science Center Theater at the College's Central Campus, 340 DeKalb Pike in Blue Bell. The panel discussion is free of charge and is open to the public. For information, call
215-641-6518.
Beurkle and Pasternack will discuss and interact with the audience on the commonalities and contrasts of the jazz and classical genres. The duo's four-year-old "Crossover" program on WRTI is one of the station's most popular shows. During the panel discussion, Berukle and Pasternack will air to specifically recorded programs focusing on the music of Ron Carter and the String Trio of New York with live interviews.
Beurkle is noted for his sensitive and insightful "Jazz Encounters" programs, which take both a social and historical look at the development of jazz and the lives of its creators. Pasternack is a Fullbright scholar, a professional harpist and graduate a Julliard school of music. She is a weekday afternoon on-air host of classical music on WRTI.
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