Jonathan plays guitar and rides a bicycle, but not at the same time.
Greetings, I’m Jonathan Palevsky, Program Director here at WBJC. I have had the pleasure of working for the station since 1986 when I became a part-time announcer. I have been the station’s Program Director since 1990. I am originally from Montreal and came to Baltimore in 1982 to study classical guitar at the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University. I have hosted just about every conceivable time slot at WBJC, but can regularly be heard hosting the WBJC Opera Preview, our music review program Face the Music and the Music In Maryland.
My current off-air obsessions include cycling (mostly to work on the Brompton) skiing, playing guitar and hosting Cinema Sundays at the Charles Theatre.
Jonathan can be reached at jpalevsky@aol.com
recent posts:
- 4-26-25 Face The Music Listings
This week we have an all new show with pianist Lisa Weiss, music producer Steve Menscher and Phil Greenfield from The American Record Guide. PLAY DATE: Sat, 04/26/2025 5:00 PM 1232 Gabriel Faure Pelleas et Melisande Op 80 DG/Archiv 4866008 COND Daniel Barenboim Daniel BAIR ehn boym ORCH Berlin Philharmonic 17:36 C 1 4-7 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ […]
- 4-19-2025 Face The Music Listings
Our guests this week…the late Dave Donovan and Phil Greenfield from The American Record Guide…Some nice music…The Brahms we would rather hear on the cello. PLAY DATE: Sat, 04/19/2025 5:00 PM 10457 Camille Saint-Saens Symphony in A (1850) Naxos 573139 COND Marc Soustrot ORCH Malmo Symphony Orchestra 26:30 C 1 5-8 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5:15 […]
- 4-12-25 Face The Music Listings
This week was a really fun show. With the exception of the Dvorak everything was vintage and donated by Dave Donovan! I figured why not use them since Dave has excellent taste! Our panel was Phil Greenfield of The American Record Guide, Tuba Player Ed Goldstein and conductor Ernie Green from the Annapolis Chorale and […]
