For nearly 30 years, Foley Schuler has kept West Michigan company every Sunday morning with his trademark combination of music and ideas, and will continue to do so, in the afternoon beginning next month. With the changes in Blue Lake's Sunday line up beginning on July 5, the station's long-running Sunday on Blue Lake with Foley Schuler will move to an all new time: 1 to 4 pm. This week, with the final show in its longtime morning berth. we'll mark the milestone with a special program of musical expressions of—and meditations on—the notion of morning, from such diverse array of composers as Giya Kancheli, Philip Glass, Johann Strauss, Jr., Dave Brubeck, and Maurice Ravel.
Other highlights include a 100th birthday tribute to comedy icon Mel Brooks, in the form of a soundtrack suite from one of legendary director's most beloved films, Young Frankenstein, in the show's final hour.
You can hear Sunday on Blue Lake with Foley Schuler Sunday from 9 until noon—and beginning on July 5, Sunday afternoons from 1 until 4—on Blue Lake Public Radio.
