CD Syndications

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CD Syndications' programs are heard on over 250 stations across the United States, and widely regarded for their "armchair appeal," and insight. CD Syndications is a well-respected producer and marketer of national classical music programming. Since the company pioneered the distribution of classical radio shows on compact disc in 1994, it has emerged as a leader in the creation of innovative classical radio programming. The company has had a production agreement with WETA, Washington, DC and in a very recent development the two companies are collaborating in a new series On Stage at the Library of Congress. The company’s productions, Indianapolis On-the-Air and Center Stage from Wolf Trap, with personalities such as Raymond Leppard, Rich Kleinfeldt and Bill McGlaughlin, are heard on over 250 stations across the United States, and widely regarded for their "armchair appeal," and insight. From 2001 to 2006 CD Syndications marketed and distributed American Public Media's, Composers Datebook, a daily program highlighting composers of the past and present. The company also produces the Choral Arts Society of Washington DC's radio specials, which emanate from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. The company’s Noel Morris creates and produces Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin for WFMT in Chicago. The principals of CD Syndications are Vic Muenzer, President and Producer, Noel Morris, Producer, and Cydne Gillard, Director of Syndications.

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