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>> heard on classical 91.7 on Wednesday August 15, 2012
all times display in U.S. Central Time (presently GMT -5) |
| 12:00 am - 6:00 am | |
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| 12:01 AM | JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH: Goldberg Variations: Aria/ Julian Rachlin, violinNobuko Imai, viola/Mischa Maisky, cello, (DG.4776378) click to buy |
| 12:06 AM | CAMILLE SAINT: Saens/ Yolanda Kondonassis, harp, (Azica.71273) click to buy |
| 12:15 AM | NAGAYO MOTOORI: Summer Children/ Paillard Chamber Orchestra, Jean-Francois Paillard, conductor (Denon.7330) click to buy |
| 12:21 AM | LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Piano Sonata No. 13/ Garrick Ohlsson, piano, (Arabesque.6773) click to buy |
| 12:39 AM | PETER TCHAIKOVSKY: Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture/ Cleveland Orchestra, Riccardo Chailly, conductor (London/Decca.414159) click to buy |
| 1:01 AM | HEINRICH BIBER: Sonata No. 1/ Parley of Instruments, Roy Goodman, conductor (Hyperion.66145) click to buy |
| 1:06 AM | JON LORD: Disguises: M.A.s.q.u.e./ Odense Symphony Orchestra, Paul Mann, conductor (EMI.90528) click to buy |
| 1:21 AM | ANTONIO VIVALDI: Four Seasons: Winter/ Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, Gil Shaham, violin, (DG.439933) click to buy |
| 1:31 AM | LEOS JANACEK: Lachian Dances/ Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, Antoni Wit, conductor (Naxos.572695) click to buy |
| 1:52 AM | LUIGI BOCCHERINI: Introduction and Fandango/ Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, (Delos.3144) click to buy |
| 2:01 AM | EMILE BERNARD: Divertissement: 2nd movement/ Sylvan Winds, (Koch.7081) click to buy |
| 2:06 AM | OZIE CARGILE: Mixed Feelings/ Ellen Bottorff, piano, (Albany.1293) click to buy |
| 2:11 AM | FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN: Symphony No. 98/ Orchestra of the 18th Century, Frans Bruggen, conductor (Philips.434921) click to buy |
| 2:39 AM | GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL: Concerto Grosso No. 2/ Boston Baroque, Martin Pearlman, conductor (Telarc.80253) click to buy |
| 2:50 AM | ROBERT SCHUMANN: Hermann and Dorothea: Overture/ Orchestra of Polish Radio & TV, Johannes Wildner, conductor (Naxos.550608) click to buy |
| 3:01 AM | JACQUES IBERT: Flute Concerto: 1st movement/ Susan Milan, flute, Richard Hickox, conductor (Chandos.8840) click to buy |
| 3:06 AM | GABRIEL FAURE: Nocturne No. 6/ Carol Rosenberger, piano, (Delos.3030) click to buy |
| 3:16 AM | JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH: Concerto for Oboe and Violin/ Erich Hobarth, violin, Erich Hobarth, conductor (ECM.2229) click to buy |
| 3:31 AM | GREGORIAN CHANT: Compline (Night Prayer): Nunc dimittis/ Cistercian Monks of Stift Heiligenkreuz, (London/Decca.11489) click to buy |
| 3:34 AM | FRANZ SCHUBERT: Symphony No. 3/ National Arts Centre Orchestra, Pinchas Zukerman, conductor (CBC.5221) click to buy |
| 4:01 AM | WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART: Abduction from the Seraglio: excerpt/ Netherlands Wind Ensemble, (Philips.422545) click to buy |
| 4:06 AM | ALESSANDRO STRADELLA: Sinfonia/ Trio Settecento, (Cedille.99) click to buy |
| 4:14 AM | ALEC WILDER: Hardy Suite/ John Noel Roberts, piano, (Albany.1294) click to buy |
| 4:19 AM | JOHANN CHRISTIAN BACH: Symphony for Double Orchestra/ Academy of Ancient Music, Simon Standage, conductor (Chandos.540) click to buy |
| 4:35 AM | JOAQUIN RODRIGO: Aranjuez Concerto/ Pepe Romero, guitar, Neville Marriner, conductor (Philips.411440) click to buy |
| 5:01 AM | ERICH KORNGOLD: The Prince and the Pauper/ National Philharmonic Orchestra, Charles Gerhardt, conductor (RCA.185) click to buy |
| 5:06 AM | ANTONIO VIVALDI: Flute Concerto No. 1 "La Tempesta di Mare" ("Storm at Sea")/ Jean-Pierre Rampal, flute, Claudio Scimone, conductor (Sony.39062) click to buy |
| 5:14 AM | RICHARD DANIELPOUR: The Awakened Heart: Epiphany/ Seattle Symphony, Gerard Schwarz, conductor (Naxos.559712) click to buy |
| 5:23 AM | CLAUDE DEBUSSY: For Piano: Sarabande/ Yolanda Kondonassis, harp, (Telarc.80533) click to buy |
| 5:28 AM | LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Piano Sonata No. 5/ Gerhard Oppitz, piano, (Hanssler.98201) click to buy |
| 5:47 AM | PETER TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony No. 5: 4th movement/ West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, Daniel Barenboim, conductor (Warner.62190) click to buy |
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| 6:04 am | JOHAN HALVORSEN: Entry March of the Boyars/ Dallas Wind Symphony, Fennell, conductor (Reference.43) disk title: Fennell Favorites! click to buy |
| 6:10 am | ANTONIO VIVALDI: Chamber Concerto in D, RV. 562/ Philharmonia Baroque Orch., McGegan, conductor (Reference.77) disk title: Vivaldi for Diverse Instruments click to buy |
| 6:27 am | LOUIS MOREAU GOTTSCHALK: Manchega; Berceuse (Lullaby); Danza/ Ludovic-Amadeus Selmi, piano, (Pavane.7396) disk title: Notes de Voyage click to buy |
| 6:46 am | JOHN COLLETT: Symphony in E-Flat, op. 2/5/ The Hanover Band, Lea-Cox, conductor (ASV.216) disk title: 18th Century British Symphonies |
| 7:06 am | MAURICE DELA: Petite Suite Maritime: mvt. 1/ Estria Wind Quintet, (ATMA.2 2391) disk title: Petite Suite Maritime |
| | notes: filed in station's unprocessed stacks |
| 7:10 am | FRANZ VON SUPPE: Beautiful Galatea Overture/ London Philharmonic Orchestra, Marriner, conductor (Philips.420 892-2) disk title: Suppe Overtures |
| 7:20 am | W.A MOZART: Sonata in F, K. 376 (originally for violin)/ James Galway, flute; Phillip Moll, piano, (RCA.09026 61789-2) disk title: James Galway - Mozart click to buy |
| 7:38 am | JEAN-JOSEPH CASSANEA DE MONDONVILLE: Sonata, op. 3/6/ Musicians of the Louvre, Minkowski, conductor disk title: 6 Sonates en Symphonie, op. 3 |
| 7:53 am | PERCY GRAINGER: My Robin is to the Greenwood Gone/ Collage, (Northeastern.228) disk title: Youthful Rapture |
| 8:05 am | JIRI STREJC: Variations/ Smyccovy Orch., Krovacek, conductor (Amabile.0015 2031) disk title: PrimaVera |
| 8:16 am | J.S. BACH: Concerto in D for 3 violins, S. 1064/ Cologne Chamber Orch., Winifred Rademacher, Elisabeth Kufferath, Christine Pichlmeier, violins, Muller-Bruhl, conductor (Naxos.8.554605) disk title: Bach Harpsichord Concertos II click to buy |
| 8:34 am | PETER MADLEM: Monte Carlo/ John Williams & Timothy Kain, guitars, (Sony.62007) disk title: The Mantis & the Moon click to buy |
| 8:39 am | PAULO BELLINATI: Jongo/ John Williams & Timothy Kain, guitars, (Sony.62007) disk title: The Mantis & the Moon click to buy |
| 8:44 am | FREDERIC HAND: Prayer/ John Williams & Timothy Kain, guitars, (Sony.62007) disk title: The Mantis & the Moon click to buy |
| 8:49 am | BENJAMIN VERDERY: Capitola/ John Williams & Timothy Kain, guitars, (Sony.62007) disk title: The Mantis & the Moon click to buy |
| 8:53 am | JOHAN SVENDSEN: Norwegian Rhapsody #2, op.191/ South Jutland Sym. Orch., Engeset, conductor (Naxos.8.570322) disk title: Svendsen Norwegian Rhapsodies Nos. 1-4 click to buy |
| 9:03 am | F.J. HAYDN: Piano Sonaya #60 in C, Hob. XVI: 50/ Alfred Brendel, piano, (Philips.416643-2) disk number 3 disk title: Haydn 11 Piano Sonatas |
| 9:23 am | JOHANN STRAUSS II: Overture to Die Fledermaus (The Bat)/ Vienna State Opera Orch. , Danon, conductor (RCA.09026-63468-2) disk title: Die Fledermaus High Performance |
| 9:32 am | NAOMI STEPHEN: Spring Song/ I Cantori (chorus), Cansino, conductor (Civic Classics.) disk title: A Choir of Angels |
| 9:40 am | CHARLES AVISON: Concerto in d-minor, op. 4/1: mvts. 2 & 4/ THe Avison Ensemble, Beznosiuk, conductor (Naxos.8.557905-06) disk number 1 disk title: Avison: 6 Concertos op. 3; 8 Concertos op. 4 click to buy |
| 9:46 am | CHARLES AVISON: Concerto in D, oop. 4/3/ THe Avison Ensemble, Beznosiuk, conductor (Naxos.8.557905-06) disk number 19 disk title: Avison: 6 Concertos op. 3; 8 Concertos op. 4 click to buy |
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| 1:00 pm | CLIFTON WILLIAMS: Symphony Dance No. 3, "Fiesta"/ Dallas Wind Symphony, Dunn, conductor (Reference.38) disk title: Fiesta! click to buy |
| | notes: Commissioned by the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra, 1965 |
| 1:08 pm | VOLKMANN: Serenade No. 3 in d minor/ German Chamber Academy, Goritzki, conductor (CPO.999159) disk title: Robert Volkmann: Serenades 1 - 3 click to buy |
| 1:23 pm | HERBERT L. CLARKE: Carnival of Venice/ Cincinnati College - Conservatory of Music Wind Symphony, Corporon, conductor (Klavier.11060) disk title: American Variations click to buy |
| 1:28 pm | STENHAMMAR: Piano Sonata No. 2 in c minor/ Lucia Negro, piano, (Bis.634) disk title: Wilhelm Stenhammar: Piano Music, Volume 2 click to buy |
| 1:44 pm | PLEYEL: Symphony in c minor, B121/ Capella Istropolitana, Grodd, conductor (Naxos.8.554696) disk title: Ignace Pleyel: Symphonies click to buy |
| 2:14 pm | FAURE: Pavane/ CSR Symphony Orchestra, Clark, conductor (Naxos.8.556679) disk title: The Best of Faure click to buy |
| | notes: Dedicated to the memory of Classical 91.7 Announcer, John Stevens, who passed away on August 12. |
| 2:22 pm | MOZART: The Marriage of Figaro: Cinque...dieci...venti...trenta/ Drottningholm Court Theatre Orchestra, Barbara Bonney, soprano; Petteri Salomaa, bass, Ostman, conductor (London.460571) disk title: Barbara Bonney sings Mozart click to buy |
| 2:27 pm | SPOHR: Octet in E major/ The Nash Ensemble, (CRD.3354) disk title: Louis Spohr: Nonet & Octet click to buy |
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| 3:00 pm | REINHILD GLIERE: Russian Sailor's Dance (from "The Red Poppy")/ St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, Slatkin, conductor (RCA.68511) disk title: Encore! click to buy |
| 3:05 pm | BENJAMIN BRITTEN: Four Sea Interludes (from "Peter Grimes")/ Boston Symphony Orchestra, Bernstein, conductor (Deutsche Grammophon.431768) disk title: Leonard Bernstein - The Final Concert click to buy |
| 3:24 pm | G.F. HANDEL: Water Music Suite No.1 in F-Major/ Acadamy of St. Martin in the Fields, Marriner, conductor (Argo.414596) disk title: Handel/Fireworks/Watermusic click to buy |
| 3:51 pm | IGOR STRAVINSKY: Firebird (Paraphrase)/ The Five Browns, (RCA.78719) disk title: No Bounderies click to buy |
| 4:04 pm | RICHARD HEUBERGER: Der Opernball Overture/ Vienna Philharmonic, Gardiner, conductor (Deutsche Grammophon.463185) disk title: Vienna Soiree click to buy |
| 4:12 pm | JOHANN STRAUSS, SR. : The Blue Danube (Waltz), Op.314/ Vienna Philharmonic, Kleiber, conductor (CBS / Sony.45938) disk title: Carlos Kleiber Conducts Strauss |
| 4:23 pm | SERGEI PROKOFIEV: String Quartet No.2 in F-Major, Op.92/ Emerson String Quartet, (Deutsche Grammophon.431772) disk title: Prokofiev: String Quartets click to buy |
| 4:46 pm | DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH: Ballet Suite No.1/ Scottish National Orchestra, Jarvi, conductor (Chandos.8730) disk title: Shostakovich Ballet Suites click to buy |
| 5:04 pm | ANTONIO VIVALDI: Concerto in F-Major for Violin and Strings, RV 293 ("Autumn" from "The Four Seasons")/ Europa Galante, Fabio Biondi, violin, Biondi, conductor (Virgin.45465) disk number 1 disk title: Vivaldi: The Contest between Harmony and Invention click to buy |
| 5:16 pm | EVENCIO CASTELLANOS: Santa Cruz de Pacairigua/ Venezuela Symphony Orchestra, Wagner, conductor (Naxos.572681) disk title: Castellanos: Santa Cruz de Pacairigua click to buy |
| 5:34 pm | MANUEL DE FALLA: Six Popular Spanish Songs/ Duo Sonidos, (Duo Sonidos.2010) disk title: Duo Sonidos |
| 5:50 pm | JOSE PABLO MONCAYO: Huapango/ BBC Philharmonic, Harth-Bedoya, conductor (BBC.11/06) disk title: Fiesta! |
| 6:04 pm | GIUSEPPE VERDI: Joan of Arc Overture/ La Scala Philharmonic, Muti, conductor (CBS/Sony.68468) disk title: Verdi: Overtures |
| 6:13 pm | GIUSEPPE VERDI: String Quartet in e-minor/ Vienna Philharmonic, Previn, conductor (Deutsche Grammophon.463579) disk title: Beethoven - Verdi: String Quartets click to buy |
| 6:37 pm | LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Piano Sonata No.31 in A-flat, Op.110/ Mitsuko Uchida, piano, (Philips.6379) click to buy |
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| 8:02 pm | ANTONIN DVORAK: Serenade for Winds, op. 44/ River Oaks Chamber Orchestra (of Houston), (not commercially available.) disk title: live Houston Public Radio recording |
| | notes: recorded Feb. 12, 2011 in Houston's Church of St. John the Divine |
| 8:29 pm | F.J. HAYDN: Symphony #94 in G, "Surprise"/ River Oaks Chamber Orchestra (of Houston), (not commercially available.) disk title: live Houston Public Radio recording |
| | notes: recorded Feb. 12, 2011 in Houston's Church of St. John the Divine |
| 8:56 pm | LEOS JANACEK: Idyll for String Orchestra/ River Oaks Chamber Orchestra (of Houston), (not commercially available.) disk title: live Houston Public Radio recording |
| | notes: recorded Feb. 12, 2011 in Houston's Church of St. John the Divine |
| 9:23 pm | W.A. MOZART: Overture to La Clemenza di Tito/ River Oaks Chamber Orchestra (of Houston), Robert Moody, conductor (not commercially available.) disk title: live Houston Public Radio recording |
| | notes: recorded April 9, 2011 in Houston's Church of St. John the Divine |
| 9:30 pm | JOSE BOWEN: Symphony #1: mvts. 3 & 4/ River Oaks Chamber Orchestra (of Houston), Robert Moody, conductor (not commercially available.) disk title: live Houston Public Radio recording |
| | notes: recorded April 9, 2011 in Houston's Church of St. John the Divine |
| 9:40 pm | AARON COPLAND: Clarinet Concerto/ River Oaks Chamber Orchestra (of Houston), Nathan Williams, clarinet, Robert Moody, conductor (not commercially available.) disk title: live Houston Public Radio recording |
| | notes: recorded April 9, 2011 in Houston's Church of St. John the Divine |
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| 9:47 pm | EDWARD J. COLLINS: Variations on a Negro Theme (a spiritual variously known as "Crucifixion" and "He Never Said a Mumbelin' Word")/ Anna Polonsky, piano, (Albany.1230) click to buy |
| | notes: Edward Joseph Collins (1886-1951) was a native of Illinois and based in Chicago for most of his adult professional life, after studies in Chicago with Rudolf Ganz and in Germany with Engelbert Humperdinck and Max Bruch. During his European sojourn, in 1914, Collins was engaged as an assistant conductor for the Bayreuth Festival. His music was championed by longtime Chicago Symphony Orchestra Music Director Frederick Stock. Collins' output included one major symphony, three piano concertos, solo piano pieces and chamber works and many songs. This set of variations is thought to have been composed in the 1940s. Collins, who was a brilliant pianist, wrote in an essentially romantic but very original style. |
| 10:02 pm | WAGNER: Lohengrin: Prelude to Act I/ Columbia Symphony Orchestra, Bruno Walter, conductor (Sony.64456) click to buy |
| 10:12 pm | MENDELSSOHN: Piano Sonata in g minor, op. 105/ Martin Jones, piano, (Nimbus.5070) |
| 10:20 pm | TORELLI: Concerto Grosso in E, op, 8/3/ I Musici, (Philips.432118) |
| 10:27 pm | JOSEF OTTO AF SILLEN: Symphony No. 3 in e minor/ Gavele Symphony Orchestra, Goeran W. Nilson, conductor (Sterling.1044) click to buy |
| | notes: af Sillen (1859-1951), of Stockholm, had a successful business career (in insurance) as well as one as director and benefactor of the New Philharmonic Society, a choral group which performed demanding works. He held that post from 1903 to 1917. But in a letter to one of his daughters (1913), af Sillen remarked that "my work in insurance is not the great interest in my life. If I had independent means, I would devote myself in earnest to composition." From 1915, he did just that, and ultimately had an impressive catalogue of works (including 5 symphonies, a violin concerto and several shorter though no less substantial compositions). Most of these were written between 1920 and the mid-1940s. af Sillen was already an old man when he composed his third symphony, which at the time of this recording (2001) was still in manuscript. |
| 11:00 pm | SCHUBERT: Piano Quintet in A, op. 114 (D. 667), Die Forelle (The Trout)/ Rudolf Serkin, piano; Jaime Laredo, violin; Philipp Naegele, viola; Leslie Parnas, cello and Julius Levine, double bass, (CBS/Sony.37324) |
| 11:53 pm | GRIFFES: The White Peacock (1917)/ Seattle Symphony, Gerard Schwarz, conductor (Naxos.8.559724) click to buy |
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