educator he also hosted the classical music educational radio program Schickele Mix, which aired on many public radio stations in the United States (and internationally on Public Radio International). The program began in 1992; lack of funding ended the production of new programs by 1999, and rebroadcasts of the existing programs finally ceased in June 2007. Only 119 of the 169 programs were in the rebroadcast rotation, because earlier shows contained American Public Radio production IDs rather than ones crediting Public Radio International. In March 2006, some of the other "lost episodes" were added back to the rotation, with one notable program remnant of the "Periodic Table of Musics", listing the names of musicians and composers as mythical element names in a format reminiscent of the periodic table. Awards Personal life and family Schickele's two children, Matt and Karla, are both indie rock musicians. The two played together in the indie rock trio Beekeeper in the 1990s. Karla Schickele then joined the band Ida, has recorded solo music under the name K. Matt Schickele, and is part of the M Shanghai String Band. She is also an orchestral music composer. Schickele's brother, David Schickele (1937–1999), was a film director and musician. References External links Schickele's page at Theodore Presser Company The Peter Schickele Myspace (Maintained by a fan) Interview with Schickele, February 5, 1988 Bach Project – Peter Schickele Peter Schickele interview "Composing Thoughts" radio interview Schickele's papers at the Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University, New York 1935 births Classical music radio presenters 20th-century classical composers 21st-century classical composers American classical bassoonists American male classical composers American classical composers American opera composers Male opera composers American parodists American satirists American comedy musicians Parody musicians Aspen Music Festival and School alumni Grammy Award winners Juilliard School alumni Living people P. D. Q. Bach Vanguard Records artists Telarc Records artists People from Ames, Iowa People from Fargo, North Dakota Swarthmore College alumni American musicologists Humor in classical music Classical musicians from Iowa Classical musicians from North Dakota Pupils of Darius Milhaud Pupils of Vincent Persichetti Pupils of William Bergsma 21st-century American composers 20th-century American composers 20th-century American male musicians 21st-century American male musicians