- Additional Authors
- Found In
- Merce Cunningham Dance Foundation Collection.
- Description
- 4 streaming audio files (127 minutes total) : digital, stereo
- Summary
- Streaming file 1, side 1: Program host, Bob Edwards introduces the news topics of the day, ca. 0:00-1:00; Carl Kasell reports the daily news, ca. 1:01-9:15; guest reporters include: Al [Fehmida?], Dave Pignanelli, Linda Gradstein, [Daryl?] Gibsen, and Holly Quan; Lynn Terry reports on Edith Cresson's resignation and the new French Prime Minister Pierre Bérégovoy, ca. 9:55-12:49; Mike Shuster reports on the Moldova conflict, ca. 12:50-15:50; Gerald Butt reports on middle east peace talks, ca. 15:51-18:18; Kasell announces the daily headlines, ca. 19:55-20:24; Andy Bowers reports on Bill Clinton's presidential campaign and the New York press, ca. 20:40-26:16; Melissa Mancini reports on the trial of Manuel Noriega, ca. 26:17-28:23; announcement for All things considered program, ca. 28:47-29:14; Edwards gives a news brief on the town of Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, ca. 29:46-30:17.
- Streaming file 2, side 2: Jean Cochran reports the daily news, ca. 0:00-4:56; guest reporters include: Jackie Rowlan, Mike Shuster, and Barry Schweid; Bob Edwards reports on claims of economic recovery, ca. 5:00-8:40; Peter Kenyon reports on Alaska and fringe candidates, ca. 9:29-12:16; Edwards reports on the Presidential candidacy of H. Ross Perot and speaks with Dan [Daniel] Mazmanian, ca. 12:17-17:46; Cochran announces the daily headlines, ca. 19:22-20:01; Ann Martin reports on the software LifeForms and Merce Cunningham's use of it in his choreography, includes comments by Cunningham, ca. 20:13-27:13; program credits.
- Streaming file 3, side 3: Program host, Bob Edwards introduces the news topics of the day, ca. 0:00-0:59; Carl Kasell reports the daily news, ca. 1:00-9:22; guest reporters include: Dave Pignanelli, Lynn Terry, Paul [Leg?], Jane [Holligan?], Paula Wissel, and Greg [Gregory] Peppers; Edwards speaks with Cokie Roberts about a banking scandal paralyzing the United States Congress, ca. 9:54-14:23; Neal Conan reports on Robert Gates' plan to reorganize the Central Intelligence Agency, ca. 14:24-18:20; Kasell announces the daily headlines, ca. 19:54-20:20; Jim Dugan reports on the United Auto Workers strike against the Caterpillar Inc., ca. 20:39-23:38; Karyl Levinson reports on the potential ban or restrictions on salmon fishing in Washington state, ca. 23:52-28:01; announcement for All things considered program, ca. 28:42-29:10; Edwards gives a news brief on a dispute in a line for commercial drivers licenses, ca. 29:44-30:12.
- Streaming file 4, side 4: Jean Cochran reports the daily news, ca. 0:00-4:55; guest reporters include: Al [Fehmida?], Linda Gradstein, and Andrew [Bell?]; Ian Simpson reports on the temporary subsiding of the fighting between the Burmese Army and the KNU (Karen National Union), ca. 5:00-8:46; Bob Edwards speaks with Renée Montagne on the second round of talks to end apartheid in South Africa, ca. 9:27-13:49; Daniel Zwerdling reports on the effects of the drought in Kenya, ca. 13:50-18:03; Cochran announces the daily headlines, ca. 19:24-19:58; Edwards speaks with Eugene Enrico, director of 1492: A portrait in music, about music from Spain during the age of Christopher Columbus, ca. 20:10-27:45; program credits.
- Uniform Title
- Morning edition.
- Alternative Title
- Merce Cunningham Dance Foundation Collection. Audio materials.
- Subjects
- Genre/Form
- Radio news programs.
- Note
- Contains the entire Morning Edition radio program broadcast on NPR on April 2, 1992. The segment relevant to the Merce Cunningham Dance Foundation Collection is at the end of streaming file 2.
- Titles, date and location provided by cataloger based on typed notes on original cassettes and containers, accompanying program notes, and audition.
- Typed notes on original containers and cassettes: "Morning Edition 4-2-92 ; ℗ 1992 National Public Radio".
- Accompanied by NPR program content note inserted into container and containing segment titles and reporter names.
- Sound quality is good.
- Access (note)
- Patrons can access streaming audio only on site at NYPL Research Libraries.
- Source (note)
- Merce Cunningham Dance Foundation
- Linking Entry (note)
- Forms part of the Merce Cunningham Dance Foundation Collection.
- Call Number
- *LTC-A 1420
- OCLC
- 914901257
- Title
Morning edition on National Public Radio : including "LifeForms is computerized choreography" segment, 1992-04-14.
- Publisher
April 14, 1992.
- Playing Time
003017 002819 003012 002813
- Type of Content
spoken word
- Type of Medium
audio
- Type of Carrier
audiocassette
online resource
- Digital File Characteristics
audio file
- Event
Recorded for broadcast on NPR in, Washington, District of Columbia, 1992 April 14.
- Restricted Access
Patrons can access streaming audio only on site at NYPL Research Libraries.
- Original Version
Archival originals: (2 audio cassettes (127 minutes total) : analog) in *LTC-A 1420.
- Linking Entry
Forms part of the Merce Cunningham Dance Foundation Collection.
- Local Note
Transferred from two original analog cassettes by George Blood Audio on March 25, 2015; four preservation files were created based on cassette sides: myh_ltca1420_v01f01_pm -- myh_ltca1420_v02f02_pm.
- Source
Gift; Merce Cunningham Dance Foundation, 2011-2012.
- Connect to:
- Added Author
Cochran, Jean, radio reporter.
Cunningham, Merce, interviewee.
Edwards, Bob, 1947-2024, host.
Kasell, Carl, radio reporter.
Martin, Ann, radio reporter.
Neary, Lynn, host.
National Public Radio (U.S.), radio producer.
Merce Cunningham Dance Foundation, donor.
- Added Title
Morning edition.
Merce Cunningham Dance Foundation Collection. Audio materials.
- Found In:
Merce Cunningham Dance Foundation Collection.
- Research Call Number
*LTC-A 1420