Conservatory Dean's Blog: Terrance McKnight (WNYC) at Conservatory Convocation

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September 05, 2008

Terrance McKnight (WNYC) at Conservatory Convocation

Terrance McKnight, the new host of Evening Music on New York's flagship NPR station WNYC, was the guest speaker at Shenandoah Conservatory Convocation on August 27, 2008. The new VPAA at Shenandoah, Dr. Bryon Grigsby, made an evocative welcome to the large audience in attendance, followed by some remarks by Dean Laurence Kaptain.

Terrance McKnight's program may be heard on the Internet from 7-11 p.m. (EST) on Monday through Thursday, and may be acessed at WNYC

Mr. McKnight on YouTube

Photos by Cathy Kuehner

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Terrance McKnight is a terrific host. He is definitely an asset to WNYC's staff. He has bought a "contemporary feel" to classical music, and I thoroughly enjoy his interviews.

Posted by: Sunny Gravely | September 11, 2008 at 07:49 PM

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