Sentar las bases de la musica hecha en canarias

 
Escuchando las dos emisoras,musicales por exelencia,como es radio clasica,con una
intro de piano en reflejos en el agua y radio tres.Es bastante el camino que hay que
recorrer para formar al oyente.
Hay dos tipos de oyentes,los musicos y los no musicos,que son mayoria en todo caso
es un inconvenite para los primeros,que desde las emisoras de radio no se habra
una ventana a la audiencia,para ofrecer lo nuesto.
Lo que los musicos y cantantes hacen aqui al lado,con tan solo coger la global y
llegar a las palmas de gran canaria,que es donde estan los estudios de grabacion
de esta isla.En veinte minutos y sin atascos.
Bien Y si apoyamos lo nuestro,se abre un mundo de posibilidades para que los
musicos y compositores,no tengan que viajar a madrid a crear sus carreras
ejemplo Pedro Guerra o Olga cerpa.
Todo esto se tiene que hacer desde aqui,en las emisoras de radio,pues hay paradojas
como que solo se escuche musica folclorica en programas dedicados a ello.
Que solo se escuche por o rock compientiendo por el mismo espacio radiofonico
donde solo entra lo de la peninsula o lo de EEUU o UK.
Cuando lo coherente es primero lo de aqui con facilidad y despues abrir hueco a
lo que viene de importacion,aunque ahora es las redes sociales donde hay
que abrirse un hueco donde nos vean dentro de youtube o facebook por
ejemplo.
Desde la radio hecha en cnarias,se tiene que formar a la audiencia para que sea
el pop y el rock canario se ofresca dentro de las parrillas de programacion.
Crear listas de exitos con existos de aqui junto con las grandes marcas internacionales
que aqui tambien se pueden crear grandes marcas de musicos mas ahora.
Que se pueden crear con los sitemas de neuro marketing,donde los que se vende
son emociones.Que es lo que transmite la musica emociones,el camino solo
hay que recorrerlo.
Hoy la influencia se va perdiendo con los años,pero las fuentes son las parrillas
de programacion de las emsioras de radio que sean pioneras en abrir estas brechas
y ofrecer lo que se hace en canarias.mas cundo con poner temas en spootyfy
tienes para ofrecerlo a todas las radios de canarias.
Juan Gustavo Gonzalez
Arucas (Ciudad del sonido)
Gran Canaria(Isla del Del sonido)

Qatar to buy 24 Typhoon fighters

Qatar to buy 24 Typhoon fighters from UK http://trib.al/efsbBo7 

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Avion en emegencia

Emergency declared  Royal Air Force Typhoon ZJ930 TRIPLX42 / @CivMilAir
Frecuencia 243.00
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Mystery orbiting satellite transmitting

Mystery orbiting satellite transmitting d/l on 290.950/389.300 MHz by monitor in UK passed along via the UHF-Satcom newsgroup. Not US.

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Swanwick

Visual with RCH283 crossing central UK with Swanwick 252.875

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Over 400 new DAB transmitters transform digital radio coverage

The launch of 435 new national and local DAB transmitters was celebrated this week (28 March 17) during the Digital Radio Stakeholders’ Event at the headquarters of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) in London.
The additional transmitters have transformed the availability of DAB across the UK bringing 10 million more adults into coverage for local DAB stations and 1.5 million more adults into coverage for BBC national DAB stations. The DAB expansion has brought an additional 7,000 kilometres of the UK road network into coverage for local DAB stations and 2,300 kilometres of roads for the BBC national DAB stations.
During the event, senior representatives from four of the key stakeholders involved in the expansion of DAB coverage - Robin Holmes, BBC; Grae Allan, Bauer; Glyn Jones, Arqiva and Ian O’Neill of DCMS -  pressed the big green digital radio switch to mark the progress made.
Over 200 DAB transmitters have been built to expand coverage of local DAB stations from 75% to 90% of UK households in a programme of work co-funded by local commercial radio stations and multiplex operators, BBC and DCMS and coordinated by Ofcom. Local DAB coverage is now widely equivalent to FM coverage of local commercial stations, meeting the DCMS local coverage criteria for switchover. During the meeting it was confirmed that the local DAB expansion programme is largely complete with the last remaining few transmitters to launch by the summer.
In total, 14 new local DAB multiplexes have launched over the last four years and there are now 53 local DAB multiplexes which collectively carry 419 local stations including 45 of the BBC’s network of 46 BBC Local and Nations radio stations.
Alongside the expansion of local DAB coverage, national coverage of BBC and commercial services has also seen a step change since 2013.
The BBC has launched 161 new transmitters on its national DAB multiplex, bringing BBC Radio’s national network of 11 stations to 97% of UK households on DAB and providing more robust coverage for 26% of homes or 13.6 million adults.
New transmitters have also been built to support the two national commercial DAB networks, Digital One and Sound Digital. Sound Digital, which launched in March 2016, was built to serve 77% of UK households, and now carries 19 stations, whilst Digital One’s coverage has been expanded to 91% of the UK and now carries 13 stations, including the newly launched Heart 80s from Global.
During the meeting, Digital Radio UK unveiled the new spring digital radio consumer campaign which highlights that DAB coverage is now available to over  90% of households and prompts listeners to reconsider digital radio with the message, ‘if you think you know digital radio – think again.’ The campaign launches on Wednesday 29 March across national and local commercial radio stations.
Ford Ennals, CEO, Digital Radio UK, said:  “We welcome the massive expansion of coverage of the national and local DAB networks which has transformed the DAB listening experience for millions of listeners and drivers. We are marking the moment with a new consumer ad campaign highlighting that over 90% of the UK can now get DAB stations.”
Tamzen Isacsson, SMMT Director of Communications and international, said:  “With vehicle manufacturers now fitting digital radio as standard in almost 90% of new cars, it’s good to see the UK’s signalling infrastructure catching up so that more people can tune into the full range of local and national stations on offer along thousands more miles of road network.”
Robin Holmes, Head of Commercial, Distribution & Business Development, BBC, said: “DAB expansion is part of a range of technology and product innovations enabling us to make BBC Radio content accessible to audiences however they choose to listen, and to introduce new audiences to the greater range of quality, choice and features offered by digital listening.”
Grae Allan, BDR DAB Radio Director, Bauer, said:  “The expansion of local DAB coverage to be largely comparable or better than FM is a significant step change in securing the continuation of the robust health of radio listening in the UK and broadcasters, producers and sales teams on the ground in local markets to now promote DAB with great confidence to listeners and advertisers.”
Glyn Jones, Digital Radio Operations Manager, Arqiva, said: “Choice and coverage are central to the success of Digital Radio so we are delighted to have worked with the BBC, commercial radio, Ofcom and DCMS to have successfully extended the BBC’s national network and the local DAB network to millions more listeners in the UK. Additionally, we are proud to have launched Sound Digital, the second commercial DAB network and expanded Digital One to reach 90%of the UK.”
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Ejercicio QRA

UK QRA: RAF Voyager ZZ333 7ZN60 scrambled from RAF Brize Norton at 2015z

Frequency 225 to 399 Mhz 

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UK QRA

UK QRA: Typhoon 1BV42 scrambled from Coningsby to intercept Cobham Falcon 20 G-FRAI callsign FRA99 - practice QRA

Frequency 225 to 339 MHZ 

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The first of five Affinity

The first of five Affinity embraer Phenom 100 multi-engined flight training aircraft for the UK DefenceHQ
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Estacion espacial en las escuelas

The School ISS presentations are:
There will be several presentations at the AMSAT-UK International Space Colloquium in Guildford about the successful school Amateur Radio contacts with Tim Peake GB1SS during his Principia mission on International Space Station (ISS).

Saturday, July 30 all Times BST
14:30 - The Sandringham School Principia Experience by students Jessica M6LPJ and Polly M6POG
Evening - After Dinner Speaker will be Libby Jackson, Astronaut Flight Education Programme Manager at the UK Space Agency

Sunday, July 31
09:15 - ARISS UK view of school contacts by Team Lead Ciaran Morgan M0XTD
09:45 - The Tim Peake Effect 1 by John Hislop G7OHO
10:15 - The Tim Peake Effect 2 and Life after Principia by RSGB Board Chair Steve Hartley G0FUW 

Frecuencia 145.800 MHZ FMN

Further details and full schedule of speakers at http://amsat-uk.org/

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Ejercicio QRA

UK QRA: RAF Typhoon 6NI02 ZJ921 scrambled from Lossiemouth to intercept Cobham FA20 G-FRAU FRA99 over the North Sea - practice QRA

Frecuencias 225 a 399 MHZ

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Royal Air Force

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Misión UK RoyalAirForce tornado GR4 vuelta a Chipre después de bombardeo de Syria. Todavía tienen la mayoría de sus bombas Pavewa

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Vuelo prioritario

Vuelo procedente de UK ha pedido prioridad y policía en Palma debido a varios pasajeros agresivos. Se le prioriza y aterriza sin novedad.
APP: 119.400 MHz (PALMA APP)
OPS: 130.250 MHz (PALMA OPS)
TWR: 118.300 MHz (PALMA TWR) 
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Torre de control de HEATHROW

HEATHROW CONTROL TWR - UK
 APP: 119.725 MHz
ATIS: 128.075 MHz
CLD: 121.975 MHz (CLNC DEL)
GND: 121.700 MHz
TWR: 118.475 MHz

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Red Arrow 50 años

  

Un informe de la BBC sobre las flechas rojas y sus planes para la temporada 50 aniversario. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-25594401

A BBC News report about the Red Arrows and their plans for the 50th anniversary season. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-25594401

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