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Sun, Jun 17, 2018 - The Classical Station, WCPE 1 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 00:01:30 14:22 Avison Concerto Grosso No. 06 in D Academy of St. 04003 Philips 438 806 028943880626 Martin-in-the-Fields/Ma rriner 00:17:0705:07 Glinka Nocturne in E flat Susan Drake 11817 Helios 55130 034571151304 00:23:4435:38 Gounod Symphony No. 2 in E flat Orchestra of St. 06388 ASV 981 743625098129 John's, Smith Square/Lubbock 01:00:5214:23 Couperin Royal Concert No. 11 for two Chancey/Rozendaal/W PV0777 self-publish na 700261437439 bass viols eaver ed 01:16:3025:52 Stravinsky Divertimento: Symphonic Suite Royal 02116 RCA 60394 090266039425 from "The Fairy's Kiss" Philharmonic/Temirkan ov 01:43:5215:29 Mozart Piano Sonata No. 9 in D, K. de Larrocha 02321 RCA 60454 090266045426 311 02:00:51 14:30 Smetana Vysehrad ~ Ma Vlast (My Saint Louis 02175 Vox 9007 04716390072 Fatherland) Symphony/Susskind Unique 02:16:3621:44 Haydn Symphony No. 007 in C, Academy 00304 Philips 411 441 028941144126 "Noon" SMF/Marriner 02:39:50 19:31 Perkinson Generations (Sinfonietta No. 2 Chicago 08752 Cedille 066 735131906623 for Strings) Sinfonietta/Freeman 03:00:5130:16 Schumann Piano Quintet in E flat, Op. 44 de Larroccha/Tokyo 04219 RCA Victor 61279 090266127924 String Quartet 03:32:37 14:57 Salzedo Variations on a Theme in the Yolanda Kondonassis 06268 Telarc 80581 089408058127 Old Style 03:48:4910:35 Handel Suite in G ~ Water Music Los Angeles Chamber 00357 Delos 3010 N/A Orchestra/Schwarz 04:00:54 15:38 Muffat, Georg Chaconne in G Musica Antiqua 04501 Archiv 453 418 028945341828 Cologne/Goebel 04:17:4731:53 Beethoven String Quartet No. 9 in C, Op. Tokyo String Quartet 02148 RCA 60642 090266046225 59 No. 3 04:51:10 09:24 Vivaldi Trio in A minor for Winds, RV Camerata of Cologne 00195 Harmonia 77018 054727701825 86 Mundi 05:02:0404:55 Vaughan Fantasia on Greensleeves Cleveland 04095 Sony 62645 074646264522 Williams Sinfonietta/Lane 05:08:14 18:48 Schubert Fantasy in F minor for Piano Fray/Rouvier 12345 Erato 25646166 082564616699 Four Hands, D. 940 99 2 05:28:3210:48 Tchaikovsky Voyevode, Symphonic Ballad Royal Liverpool 07872 Naxos 8.570568 747313056873 Op. 78 Philharmonic/Petrenko 05:40:35 07:15 Milano Three Fantasias for Lute Paul O'Dette 10391 Harmonia 907043 D112707 Mundi 05:49:0511:57 Granados Spanish Dances, Set No. 1 Alicia de Larrocha 01261 London 414 557 028941455727 06:02:5207:38 Verdi Requiem aeternam & Kyrie Grimaldi/London PV0884 LSO 0800 822231180029 eleison ~ Requiem SO&C/Noseda 06:11:4504:54 Ripa Fantasia No. 22 Paul O'Dette 10391 Harmonia 907043 D112707 Mundi 06:18:2909:34 Handel Chamber Sonata (after the Kuhlman/Empire Brass 06181 Telarc 80614 089408061424 Violin Sonata in F, Op. 1 No. 12) 06:29:18 31:42 Mozart Sinfonia Concertante in E flat, Spivakov/Mintz/Mosco 02464 RCA Red 60467 090266046720 K. 364 w Virtuosi Seal 07:02:5005:33 Bach Sheep May Safely Graze ~ Ogdon/Lucas 01995 MCA 25891 076742589127 Cantata 208 07:09:38 15:01 Rebelo Magnificat a 13 The 04194 Collins 14562 502339114652 Sixteen/Christophers 7 Sun, Jun 17, 2018 - The Classical Station, WCPE 2 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 07:26:09 05:10 Widor Andante sostenuto ~ John Longhurst 00207 Philips 412 217 028941221728 Symphonie Gothique (No. 9) in C minor, Op. 70 07:31:49 28:30 SING FOR JOY 08:03:1907:46 Liszt The Lord's Prayer (Pater Gachinger 08019 Brilliant 99951 502842199951 noster) ~ Christus, Part 2 Kantorei/Krakow Classics 7 Chamber Choir/Stuttgart RSO/Rilling 08:11:0504:57 Howells All my hope on God is founded Bayl/King's College 05443 EMI 57026 724355702623 Choir/Wallace Collection/Cleobury 08:18:3208:00 Brahms Funeral Hymn, Op. 13 San Francisco 10040 London 430 281 028943028127 SO&C/Blomstedt Digital 08:26:32 07:08 Rutter Give the king thy judgements, Cambridge 13021 Collegium 138 040888013828 O God Singers/Royal Philharmonic/Rutter 08:34:10 03:00 GSM Commentary: Graham Graham Ross Ross on Orlando de Lassus 08:37:1005:00 Bussewitz-Quar Nigra Sum Singers of New and GSM_Download m Ancient Music/Friedman 08:44:40 05:05 Wyton A Hymne to God the Father Plutz/Choirs of St. 04753 Delos 3149 013491314921 John's Cathedral/Pearson 08:49:4516:36 Mendelssohn Sonata in D minor, Op. 65 No. John Scott 08735 Hyperion 66491/2 034571164915 6 09:09:2134:30 Bach Cantata 21, "Ich hatte viel Swiss Radio Chorus of 04175 Musica 88.2 n/a Bekummernis" Lugano/Ensemble Helvetica Vanitas/Fasoli 09:46:21 17:35 Cavalieri La Rappresentatione di Anima Nelson/Hillier/Magnific 04260 KOCH 7363 099923733522 e di Corpo, Act I at/Stewart 10:06:5629:06 Cavalieri La Rappresentatione di Anima Nelson/Hillier/Magnific 04260 KOCH 7363 099923733522 e di Corpo, Act II at/Stewart 10:39:02 22:02 Cavalieri La Rappresentatione di Anima Nelson/Hillier/Magnific 04260 KOCH 7363 099923733522 e di Corpo, Act III at/Stewart 11:02:5420:01 Gounod Petite Symphony in B flat for Saint Paul Chamber 10304 London D 100188 winds Orchestra/Hogwood Digital 11:24:10 09:51 Mozart Prelude and Fugue No. 4 in F Grumiaux Trio 04288 Philips 422 697 028942251328 for String Trio, K. 404a 11:35:5124:30 Chopin Piano Sonata No. 2 in B flat Yuja Wang 09132 DG 0012534 028947781806 minor, Op. 35 12:02:11 10:13 Weber Invitation to the Dance, Op. 65 Bergen PV1085 Hyperion 68193 034571281933 Philharmonic/Manze 12:13:3934:53 Glazunov Symphony No. 1 in E, Op. 5 USSR Ministry of 01610 Melodiya 100 501552400100 "Slavonian" Culture 1 Symphony/Rozhdestve nsky 12:50:2209:37 Mendelssohn String Symphony No. 10 in B Orpheus Chamber 10239 DG 437 528 028943752824 minor Orchestra 13:01:49 14:09 Stravinsky Scherzo fantastique, Op. 3 Detroit 01450 London 414 456 028941445629 Symphony/Dorati 13:17:4827:27 Mozart Piano Quartet No. 2 in E flat, K. Domus 02287 Virgin 91485 075679148520 493 13:46:30 13:08 Smetana From Bohemia's Woods and Bamberg PV0892 Tudor 7196 812973011965 Fields ~ Má vlast (My Symphony/Hrusa Fatherland) Sun, Jun 17, 2018 - The Classical Station, WCPE 3 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 14:01:28 21:29 Beethoven Clarinet Trio in B flat, Op. 11 Stoltzman/Ax/Ma 02937 Sony 57499 074645749921 Classical 14:24:4724:13 Schubert Symphony No. 3 in D, D. 200 Royal 07940 Teldec 91184 745099118426 Concertgebouw/Harno ncourt 14:50:1509:59 Lalande Second Fantasie Paillard Chamber 02251 Erato 45220 022924522024 Orchestra 15:02:0429:11 Gounod Symphony No. 1 in D Orchestra of St. 06388 ASV 981 743625098129 John's, Smith Square/Lubbock 15:32:3004:55 Berlioz Rakoczy March ~ The BBC 04831 BBC MM92 n/a Damnation of Faust Philharmonic/Sinaisky 15:39:15 18:46 Grieg Suite No. 2 ~ Peer Gynt, Op. Berlin 00618 DG 410 026 028941002624 55 Philharmonic/Karajan 15:59:5122:39 Stravinsky Pulcinella Suite Israel 00529 DG 415 127 028941512727 Philharmonic/Bernstein 16:23:45 09:36 Agrell Sinfonia in A National Museum 02308 Musica 412 739206820412 Chamber Sveciae 8 Orchestra/Genetay 16:35:1111:43 Haydn Piano Sonata No. 58 in C Yekwon Sunwoo PV0919 UMG/ B002700 028948155279 DeccaGold 8 16:48:0912:07 Mozart Duets for Flute and Clarinet ~ Vienna Quintet 03885 Nimbus 5479 710357547928 The Magic Flute members 17:01:16 60:14 Renaissance Fare 18:03:2014:04 Ravel La Valse Paris PV1044 Warner 01902957 019029572090 Orchestra/Karajan Classics 20902 2 18:18:54 10:48 Piazzolla Le grand tango Capucon/Ducros PV1042 Erato 01902957 019029571585 15854 4 18:31:4227:04 Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C, Op. 21 Mito Chamber PV1069 Decca 483 2566 028948325665 Orchestra/Ozawa 19:00:36 06:46 The Classical Station's Rob Kennedy speaks with pianist Xiayin Wang (shy-een wahng) 19:08:5206:38 Granados Allegro de concierto Xiayin Wang PV1061 Chandos 10995 095115199527 19:17:0018:03 Ravel Violin Sonata in G Pouliot/Huang PV1090 Analekta 8798 774204879822 19:36:5305:38 Bach Sinfonia ~ Cantata 174 Berlin Baroque PV1067 Sony 88985361 889853611126 Soloists/Goebel Classical 112 19:44:0118:45 Fauré Piano Trio in D minor, Op. 120 Neave Trio PV1097 Chandos 10996 095115199626 20:04:3629:45 Ries, Ferdinand Piano Concerto No. 8 in A flat, Lane/The Orchestra PV1087 Hyperion 68217 034571282176 Op. 151 Now/Botstein 20:36:11 22:41 Prokofiev Violin Concerto No. 1 in D, Op. Batiashvili/Chamber PV1062 DG 289 479 028947985297 19 Orchestra of 8529 Europe/Nezet-Seguin 21:00:4222:23 Higdon All Things Majestic Nashville PV1032 Naxos 8.559823 636943982327 Symphony/Guerrero 21:24:2003:47 Bernstein One Hand, One Heart ~ West Canadian Brass 04182 RCA 68633 090266863327 Side Story 21:29:3705:28 Pellett The Fabulist Colin Maier 12988 Colin Maier n/a 061297440412 21:36:2025:29 Roskott Concerto for Trumpet & Neebe/Slovak 08553 Albany 805 034061080527 Orchestra (1993) RSO/Wiley 22:03:39 09:16 Respighi 2nd mvt (Andante espressivo) Capucon/Piemontesi 11504 Warner 08256463 825646312207 ~ Violin Sonata in B minor Classics 12207 22:14:1012:29 Schubert The Shepherd on the Rock, D. Valente/Wright/Serkin 03349 Sony 48176 07464481762 965 Sun, Jun 17, 2018 - The Classical Station, WCPE 4 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 22:28:09 33:38 Vaughan Symphony No. 3, "Pastoral" Price/New 00698 EMI 47214 077774721424 Williams Philharmonia/Boult 23:03:3745:36 Howells Hymnus paradisi Harper/Tear/Choir of 08112 CDM 63372 007777633722 King's College 7 Cambridge/Willcocks 23:50:2805:45 Verdi Selections ~ La traviata, Act I Cincinnati Pops/Kunzel 03359 Telarc 80364 089408036422 (for orchestra).
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    EXPERIENCE THE CLASSIX SERIES SCHEHERAZADEMARCH 21 & 22, 2020 4 OUT OF THE 10 TOP-RANKED RESTAURANTS on We have the recipe to what foodies expect in culinary excellence. We are so thankful for our guests who have ranked us #1 in dining experiences and service. atlantiscasino.com Rankings as of 8/6/19. WELCOME TO THE RENO PHIL’S 51ST SEASON OF CLASSIX 2019-20 BOARD OF Dear Friends, TRUSTEES The Reno Phil is steadfast in its commitment to delivering outstanding musical performances and programs to Officers northern Nevada while enriching the Chair: Angela White cultural vitality of the region. At the Reno Chair-elect: Michael Henry Phil, everyone is welcome. We strive to Secretary: Mercedes de la Garza offer programs that appeal to individuals Treasurer: John McCall of all ages and backgrounds, so that Past Chair: Eric Gangloff everyone has the opportunity to become Board personally involved in this cherished John Drakulich cultural asset. symphonic music is a living, contemporary Heidi Foster and thrilling art form. We hope you do too! On behalf of the Reno Phil Board of Dave Funk Trustees, welcome to Season 51 of Thank you to our generous sponsors and Sylvia Harrison classical music concerts performed by patrons, amazing staff, tremendously Michael Hillerby our Reno Philharmonic Orchestra! Music talented musicians, dedicated Board Jason Katz Director Laura Jackson has chosen of Trustees, and hundreds of tireless Warren Lerude exceptional programming this season. volunteers who all work together to bring Julie Machado The six performances we have in store for great symphonic music to Reno-Tahoe and Alice Mull you this season showcase a tremendous our surrounding communities.
  • August 5 – 18, 2019 Imagine

    August 5 – 18, 2019 Imagine

    August 5 – 18, 2019 imagine... essage from he Governor General of Canada Welcome to the Tuckmore Chamber Music Festival in beautiful, historic St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. Since its foundation in 2001, thanks to its diversified and high-quality programming, the Festival has delighted new enthusiasts, as well as long-time chamber music lovers. And this year's edition is no exception! The Festival is not only a premier arts and culture event attracting world-class artists, but it is also a hub of educational activites and mentorship that enriches the lives of young musicians and composers. Congratulations to all the accomplished performers, volunteers and organizers who have shaped the Festival into what it has become today: a true celebration of music! Her Excellency the Right Honourable Julie Payette, Governor General of Canada essage from The Honourable inister of anadian eritage and Multiculturalism Welcome to the 2019 Tuckamore Chamber Music Festival! Across the country, the arts bring us together in a shared celebration of our history, traditions and cultural diversity. Our government is proud to support events that give people the opportunity to experience the arts within their communities. This is why Budget 2019 includes increased funding to help Canadians discover our culture and let Canadian artists shine. Once again this year, the Tuckamore Festival is allowing audiences in St. John’s to appreciate the exceptional talent of musicians and giving them the chance to enjoy high-quality artistic experiences. With a diverse array of concerts, masterclasses and other outreach activities for music lovers, the Festival is a great time to make discoveries, celebrate our rich heritage and share the passion of the performers.