• In Memoriam: Barbara Krauss

    It is with a heavy heart that we inform the WYSU community of the untimely passing of Barbara Krauss on Friday, February 15. Barbara had been the voice of WYSU-FM for the past three decades.
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    The 2019 Cleveland International Film Festival

    WYSU-FM is proud to again be a media partner for the 2019 Cleveland International Film Festival!
  • Paula Poundstone in Youngstown on May 17, 2019

    Paula Poundstone at the DeYor on May 17!

    WYSU-FM is excited to be a sponsor of Paula Poundstone's appearance at the Ford Family Recital Hall inside DeYor Performing Arts Center on May 17th. Tickets can be purchased ON-LINE HERE, at the DeYor box office, or by phone at 330-7
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    WYSU-FM Open Meeting Policy

    The Youngstown State University's Board of Trustees is WYSU-FM's supervisory board. The Board's general meetings and Institutional Engagement Committee Meetings address WYSU business. These meetings are open to the public.

    The WYSU Advisory Board meetings are also open to the public.

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Composer's Datebook

  • Daugherty's bassoon gang

    When your instrument is nicknamed “the burping bedpost,” it’s hard to get respect in refined circles.

  • Bruckner panned

    On this day in the year 1886, critic Gustav Dompke wrote these lines in the “German Times” of Vienna, after attending a performance of one of Anton Bruckner’s symphonies:

  • Ron Nelson's Bach Tribute

    One of the most serious—and daunting—of musical forms is the passacaglia, in which an unchanging melodic pattern repeats itself while other lines of melody offer elaboration and counterpoint to the unwavering tread of the repeated motive.