SWR1

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SWR1
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One heard heard. SWR1.
Radio station ( public service )
reception analogue terrestrial , cable , satellite , DAB & web radio
Reception area Rhineland-PalatinateRhineland-Palatinate Rhineland-Palatinate Baden-Württemberg
Baden-WürttembergBaden-Württemberg 
Start of transmission August 30, 1998
Broadcaster Südwestrundfunk
Intendant Kai Gniffke
Program director Carla Sappok (RP)
Carola Oldenkott (BW)
Range 1.28 million listeners in BW and 490,000 listeners in RP (Radio II / 2020)
List of radio stations
Website
Historical logo of the RP variant
Historical logo of the BW variant
previous logo of the broadcaster

SWR1 is the common name for the first two radio programs of the Südwestrundfunk SWR1 Rhineland-Palatinate and SWR1 Baden-Württemberg . The slogan of the two broadcasters is “One belongs belongs. SWR1. "

development

The two SWR1 programs emerged from the programs SWF1 and SDR 1 on August 30, 1998 in the course of the merger between Südwestfunk (SWF) and Süddeutscher Rundfunk (SDR) . The former broadcasting area of ​​SWF 1 was limited to Rhineland-Palatinate and the broadcasting studio was relocated to Mainz, while the remaining broadcasting area in southern Baden-Württemberg was combined with the previous broadcasting area of ​​SDR 1. The former division of Baden-Württemberg into the French and American occupation zones , which the post-war political system had carried over to radio, was also eliminated on radio.

Program concept

Starting with the morning broadcasts from 5 a.m., a program from Mainz for Rhineland-Palatinate (SWR1-RP) and a program from Stuttgart for Baden-Württemberg (SWR1-BW) are produced with the same program scheme; The SWR1-aktuell broadcasts at 12 p.m. and 5 p.m. were (were) an anchor with a focus on information; because the SWR does not have a nationwide information wave like B5 currently broadcast via VHF . A deviation in the programming scheme of BW to that of RP is the people broadcast, see below.

The broadcast Stadion is an integral part of the program on Saturdays from 2:03 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. , and in addition to general sports coverage , the ARD Bundesliga conference in particular is broadcast. After this football conference circuit, SWR1 Rhineland-Palatinate and SWR1 Baden-Württemberg split up for country-specific reviews of the Bundesliga games of "their" clubs. There has never been a current broadcast at 5 p.m. on Saturdays.

By the end of June 2017, radio work in the provincial capitals ended at 7:30 p.m. (8 p.m. at the latest), and the joint evening and night programs were broadcast from Baden-Baden for both federal states. Since July 1, 2017, there has been a program called Der Tag (each for RP and BW) from Monday to Friday from 4 p.m. , which, like an early-morning program, combines information from politics, the country and around the world with a lot of music (also with listener requests); and also the following evening program from 8:00 p.m. for both countries separately in Stuttgart and Mainz. SWR1-aktuell at 5 p.m. is only available on Sundays.

The show Die Nacht for both countries has been broadcast from Stuttgart since then (previously Baden-Baden). As part of this restructuring, the Saturday broadcast interlocutory 20:00 and 22:00 background shipment was Wide ended at SWR1 and has since been only in the digital news channel SWR Currently sent (u. A. On Saturday against 9:05).

music

The music program is advertised with the slogan “The greatest hits of all time”. It consists mainly of English-language mainstream - pop and rock music of the last 50 years (Focus: 1960-1990), completed by German-language hits (by Herbert Grönemeyer , Peter Maffay , ...), music from other European countries (of Eros Ramazzotti , France Gall , ...) as well as some current titles. Important interpreters are, for example, the Beatles , the Hollies , ABBA , the Rolling Stones , the Bee Gees , Phil Collins , Elton John , Dire Straits , Eric Burdon , Tina Turner or Simon and Garfunkel . The SWR1 programs are aimed at a core audience of 40–55 year old listeners and are thus between the target groups of SWR3 and the SWR4 state programs.

The original orientation, which meant including the target group of young adults, was corrected after the rates deteriorated. Since then, music from the 70s has been played ( Gilbert O'Sullivan , John Paul Young , The Rubettes , David Dundas , Harpo , etc.), with which the age-adjusted target group grew up. The odds have since improved again.

For music lovers, SWR1 offered a program of the same name every Saturday evening between 10 p.m. and midnight from 1999 to January 2010 by and with Frank Laufenberg . In it he also played lesser-known music, partly from his private collection, and offered a lot of background information as well as anecdotes about the performers and songs.

Since 2003, SWR1 Baden-Württemberg has had a one-week SWR1 hit parade every year with the selection of the most popular titles of all time under various aspects (regions, gender, performers, etc.), which has received a high response. A similar hit parade takes place at SWR1 Rheinland-Pfalz. Their origins go back to the Top Thousand X in 1989 ( SDR 3 , see Top 2000 D ).

word

While the predecessor SDR 1 still had numerous programs with special content (books, travel, satire, etc.), the two SWR1 waves are largely designed as so-called daily accompanying programs: individual programs, although each with their own name ( Guten Morgen Baden-Württemberg / Rhineland-Palatinate , The Morning , The Afternoon , ...), are at most characterized by thematic accents that can be perceived in nuances, but not by fundamentally different focus on content. Verbal contributions to fixed broadcasting slots only interrupt the music briefly. The content ranges from current reports , reports , comments, surveys, service, weather, interviews, event information or comedy to competitions. If a report from the SWR4 regional programs is of national interest, the SWR1 programs use it.

Exceptions to the usual “hour clock” are the daily “Aktuell” broadcasts with a higher proportion of words, restricted to the latest news topics. In addition, there was a special program on the broadcast slot from 7:30 pm to 8:00 pm with the title Subject Today, either together from Baden-Baden or with state politics from Stuttgart and parallel from Mainz. Since July 1, 2017 there has been the program Der Tag in Baden-Württemberg / Rhineland-Palatinate from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. In it the events of the day are summarized. The “topic today” will be heard in all programs throughout the day, so the slot at 7:30 pm will no longer be available.

Programs that are designed by a specialist editorial team alone are the radio report Recht (editorial office in Karlsruhe) and SWR1 workplace . The SWR1 radio report law is broadcast on Tuesdays from 10:05 p.m. to 10:20 p.m., for both federal states together, as does the SWR1 workstation on Saturday from 1:03 p.m. on topics from the economic and social sectors.

Another show with a special thematic focus is People , in which a guest is interviewed for two hours.

Seasonal programs and broadcasting routes

There are some special times , especially at SWR1 Baden-Württemberg , when the usual pattern is partially broken; The aforementioned hit parade in autumn has the longest tradition (24 hours on five to six days “non-stop”). In addition, the SWR1 summit radio comes from a special studio on the Feldberg in the Black Forest after Christmas . Furthermore, the program for the Fas (t) Nacht (Swabian-Alemannic “Fasnet”) or the carnival is loosened up somewhat on the “Närrische Tage” - in both federal states / broadcasters individually.

For several years now, the SWR has been organizing a summer festival on the Schlossplatz in Stuttgart , which will present the public radio with radio and TV to the public over several days . As a national broadcaster, SWR1 and SWR4 (separately) provide a lot of support for the promotions and big performances in the evening in their program. Every year at the SWR in Mainz there is a summer festival with numerous activities, at which the broadcasting house can also be visited in a tour. Visitors have the opportunity to watch SWR1 and SWR4 broadcast live.

Moderators

  • Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate each with their own program:
Baden-Württemberg Rhineland-Palatinate
  • Andrea Ballschuh
  • Niels Berkefeld
  • Veit Berthold
  • Detlef Budig
  • Claudia Deeg
  • Eva Ellermann
  • Wolfgang Grossmann
  • Frank Harbeck
  • Ingrid Hansen
  • Katja Heijnen
  • Armin Hering
  • Frank Jenschar
  • Sandra Karch
  • Tim Liebl-Wachsmuth
  • Hanns Lohmann
  • Michael Lueg
  • Uschi Mathes
  • Deborah Schamuhn
  • Achim Scheu
  • Julia Schindler
  • Ute Schneider
  • Ilka Siebert
  • Max Sprengart
  • Birgit Steinbusch
  • Steffi Stronczyk
  • Steffen Sturn
  • Dörte Tebben
  • Steffi Vitt
  • Together for Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate:

Moderators of the SWR1 night
(Monday to Saturday 00:05 a.m. to 5 a.m. or Sundays and public holidays until 6 a.m. from Stuttgart)

  • Adrian Beric
  • Sebastian Frisch
  • Torsten Helber
  • Jochen Klink
  • Ingo Lege
  • Annett Lorisz
  • Christian Rönspies
  • Barbara Scherrer
  • Corvin Tondera-Klein
  • Silke Wolfgramm
  • Frank Harbeck (Mainz)
  • Julia Schindler (Mainz)
  • Max Sprengart (Mainz)
  • Tim Liebl-Wachsmuth (Mainz)
Moderators from SWR1 Sunday morning

(Sundays 6:03 a.m. to 10 a.m.)

  • Silke Arning
  • Hans Michael Ehl
  • Nela Fichtner
  • Petra Pfeiffer

Moderators from SWR1 workstation
(Saturdays 13:03 to 14:00)

  • Uwe Bettendorf
  • Eva Laun
  • Pascal Lechler
  • Sina Rosary
  • Alexander Winkler
  • Katha Jansen
Moderators from SWR1 Stadion

(Saturdays from 2:03 p.m. to 6 p.m. on SWR 1 BW (until 5:15 p.m. on SWR1 RP) during the Bundesliga season, for other game broadcasts at irregular intervals)

  • Kersten Eichhorn
  • Detlev Lindner
  • Achim Scheu
  • Günther Schroth
  • Jens Wolters
  • Julia Metzner

reception

  • VHF , covering the whole of Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate
  • DAB + , each nationwide in Baden-Württemberg (channels 8A and 8D (south) as well as channel 9D (north)) and Rhineland-Palatinate (channel 11A) in the network of Digital Radio Südwest in both distribution areas in the DAB + standard
  • satellite
  • electric wire
  • Live stream on the internet

Web links

References and comments

  1. successor to Harald Weiß († 2013); Weiß was responsible for the radio program SWR1 Rhineland-Palatinate since 2004
  2. Since 1998 Hans-Peter Archner was the first "wave boss" of SWR1 Baden-Württemberg
  3. The Years 1945–1960 - The Age of Radio. SWR, accessed on July 20, 2017
  4. www.swr.de/unternehmen/kommunikation SWR1: Consistently informative and up-to-date from the countries.
  5. As an example in the following link the announcements for 2009: SWR summer festival free during the day
  6. The faces behind the voices. SWR, accessed on November 18, 2016 .
  7. Our moderators. SWR, accessed on November 18, 2016 .