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The Classical Station, WCPE 1 Start Runs Composer Title Performerslib # Label Cat Tue, Jul 27, 2021 - 00 The Classical Station, WCPE 1 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 00:01:30 08:52 Bellini Trumpet Concerto in E flat Andre/Franz Liszt 04274 Erato 45062 022924506222 Chamber Orchestra/Sandor 00:11:2206:50 Liszt Ballade No. 1 in D flat Stephen Hough 05739 Hyperion 67085 034571170855 00:19:1239:19 Sibelius Symphony No. 1 in E minor, Boston 03992 Philips 446 157 028944615722 Op. 39 Symphony/Davis 01:00:01 13:59 Granados Spanish Dances, Set No. 2 Alicia de Larrocha 01261 London 414 557 028941455727 01:15:0016:36 Veracini Overture No. 5 in B flat Accademia I 06545 Naxos 8.553413 730099441322 Filarmonici/Martini 01:32:3627:05 Smetana String Quartet No. 1 in E minor, Panocha Quartet 09697 Supraphon 11 1514 859691115142 "From My Life" 6 02:01:1121:11 Giuliani Grand Sonata for Violin and Perlman/Williams 00945 CBS 34508 07464345082 Guitar, Op. 25 02:23:2206:33 Waldteufel Estudiantina Orchestra of the 01139 Philips 400 012 028940001222 Vienna People's Opera/Bauer-Theussl 02:30:55 27:30 Walton Violin Sonata Hope/Mulligan 05993 Nimbus 5666 710357566622 02:59:5533:09 Schumann Symphony No. 4 in D minor, Berlin State 06264 Teldec 2564 825646117925 Op. 120 Orchestra/Barenboim 61179 03:34:0410:23 Vivaldi Concerto in C for Violin and P. & M. 05300 EMI 79521 724347952128 Two Cellos, RV 561 Tortelier/Manzone/Lon don Mozart Players/Ledger 03:45:2714:04 Elgar Serenade for Strings in E Philharmonia/Sinopoli 02165 DG 423 679 028942367920 minor, Op. 20 04:01:0115:51 Rimsky-Korsak Fairy Tale, Op. 29 London 00893 ASV 538 501197505382 ov Symphony/Butt 8 04:17:5219:57 Haydn String Quartet in E flat, Op. 17 Kodaly Quartet 05609 Naxos 8.550854 n/a No. 3 04:38:4920:48 Danzi Concertante in B flat for Flute Galway/Meyer/Wurtte 04247 RCA Victor 61976 090266197620 and Clarinet, Op. 41 mberg Chamber Orchestra/Faerber 05:01:0715:50 Bach Concerto in D minor for 2 Ritchie/Quan/Helicon 05969 Reference 2101 030911210120 Violins, BWV 1043 Ensemble/Fuller Recordings 05:17:57 10:15 Gluck Suite from Iphigenie in Aulis Rhine Chamber 00995 Christopho 74507 n/a Orchestra of rus Cologne/Corazolla 05:29:1204:23 Granados El pelele from Goyescas Liza Stepanova 13360 Concert 120 820360190223 Artists Guild 05:34:3514:19 Tchaikovsky Ballet Music from The Maid of Royal Opera House 01727 Philips 422 845 028942284524 Orleans Covent Garden/Davis 05:49:49 09:36 Fill Music: announcer selects 06:01:0010:57 Vivaldi Cello Concerto in G, RV 413 Rostropovich/Collegiu 07773 DG 00289 n/a m Musicum 477 6579 Zurich/Sacher 06:13:1206:36 Beethoven 4th mvt (Allegro molto) from Nicolaus Esterhazy 11034 Naxos 8.558180 636943818022 Symphony No. 2 in D, Op. 36 Sinfonia/Drahos 06:21:03 10:12 Chopin Introduction and Rondo in E Charles 13165 Analekta 9129 774204912925 flat, Op. 16 Richard-Hamelin 06:32:3004:21 Mozart Overture to The Marriage of Calgary 03434 CBC 5149 059582514924 Figaro, K. 492 Philharmonic/Bernardi 06:38:26 07:43 Verdi Spring from Four Seasons Met Opera 02675 Sony 52489 07464524892 Ballet (from the opera The Orchestra/Levine Sicilian Vespers) Tue, Jul 27, 2021 - 06 The Classical Station, WCPE 2 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 06:47:24 03:18 Handel Finale from Sonata in F for Pine/Schrader/Rozend 02546 Cedille 032 735131903226 Violin and Continuo aal 06:51:5707:23 Schubert Rondo in D, D. 608 Schnabel/Rowland 03097 Sheffield 10054 014391005421 Lab 07:00:55 08:24 Flotow Overture to Martha Royal Scottish National 12045 Naxos 8.573418 747313341870 Orchestra/Friedel 07:10:3409:53 Leclair Sonata No. 1 in D London 05024 Harmonia 901646 794881417223 Baroque/Medlam Mundi 07:21:42 06:55 Dvorak 2nd mvt (Waltz) from Serenade Munich 10650 Sony 88725409 887254091127 in E for Strings, Op.22 Philharmonic/Kempe 112 07:29:5209:42 Beethoven Andante favori in F, WoO 57 Alfred Brendel 00560C Philips 412 577 N/A - Comp. Beeth. Sonatas 07:41:09 07:48 Sibelius Karelia Overture, Op. 10 Gothenburg 04390 BIS 222 n/a Symphony/Jarvi 07:50:1203:00 Granados Spanish Dance No. 10, "Danza Enrique Granados 10011 Zenph 1001 634457549029 Triste" 07:54:27 05:32 Suk Toward A New Life, Festival Czech 00181 Supraphon 11 0624 859691106242 March Philharmonic/Neuman 5 08:01:3406:43 Strauss Jr. Voices of Spring Waltz Vienna 09636 Sony 88697952 886979520622 Philharmonic/Kleiber 062 08:09:32 10:38 Wassenaer Concerto in B flat Amsterdam 02549 NM 92030 N/A Combattimento Classics Consort/Vriend 08:21:2506:47 Mendelssohn Overture to Son and Stranger South German 03918 Pilz 160 171 036244617124 Philharmonic/Scholz 08:30:1203:29 Falla Jota from Suite populaire du Pre/Williams 09531 EMI 65955 724356595521 espagnole 08:34:5609:54 Heinichen Concerto in G minor for Oboe Stadler/Dean/Fiori 05694 CPO 999 637 n/a and Flute Musicali/Albert 08:46:0505:12 Mozart Rondo in C for Violin and Zehetmair/German 02476 Teldec 46448 022924644825 Orchestra, K. 373 Chamber Philharmonic 08:52:32 06:53 Fill Music: announcer selects 09:01:1513:05 Telemann Viola Concerto in G Zukerman/National 13167 Analekta 8783 774204878320 Arts Center Orch 09:15:35 14:23 Haydn Piano Sonata No. 53 in E minor Alfred Brendel 00759 Philips 412 228 028941222824 09:31:2826:49 Gade Symphony No. 3 in A minor, Stockholm 00886 BIS 338 N/A Op. 15 Sinfonietta/Jarvi 10:00:0729:51 Giuliani Guitar Concerto No. 1 in A, Op. Williams/Australian 05137 Sony 63385 07464633850 30 Chamber Orchestra/Tognetti 10:31:28 27:09 Mozart Divertimento No. 11 in D, K. Amsterdam Baroque 02095 Erato 45471 022924547126 251 "Nannerl Septet" Orchestra/Koopman 11:00:2715:09 Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 13 in E flat, John O’Conor 05594 Telarc 80363 089408036323 Op. 27 No. 1 11:16:51 09:39 Coates The Three Bears East of England 03718 ASV 2053 743625205329 Orchestra/Nabarro 11:27:4509:02 Vivaldi Violin Concerto in E flat, RV Huggett/London Vivaldi 01151 Musical 512267X n/a 253 "The Raging of the Sea" Orchestra Heritage Society 11:37:4722:21 Hoffmann, Symphony in E flat Berlin Radio 00884 Schwann 11627 N/A E.T.A. Symphony/Zagrosek 12:01:5808:57 Granados Flatteries from Goyescas Alicia de Larrocha 02119 RCA 60408 090266040827 12:12:1012:40 Tchaikovsky Festival Overture on the Russian National 09492 DG 477 8699 028947786993 Danish Anthem, Op. 15 Orchestra/Pletnev Tue, Jul 27, 2021 - 12 The Classical Station, WCPE 3 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 12:26:05 12:07 Mendelssohn Calm Sea & Prosperous Bamberg 01394 RCA 7905 0786357905 Voyage, Op. 27 Symphony/Flor 12:39:42 10:34 Fill Music: announcer selects 12:51:3107:54 Chopin Scherzo No. 3 in C sharp Claudio Arrau 00246 Philips 412 610 028941261021 minor, Op. 39 13:01:1509:34 Wagner Die Meistersinger von Cleveland 04563 Sony 48175 074644481752 Nürnberg: Prelude, Act 1 Orchestra/Szell 13:12:0411:34 Mozart Divertimento in F, K. 138 Academy Chamber 00769 Philips 412 740 028941274021 Ensemble 13:25:0810:55 Grieg Poetic Tone Pictures, Op. 3 Eva Knardahl 02081 BIS 107 731859000107 3 13:37:3320:46 Haydn Sinfonia Concertante in B flat Camerata 05729 Orfeo 532 001 675754271824 Salzburg/Vegh 14:00:0924:49 Strauss, R. Suite from Der Rosenkavalier Royal 10997 RCO 12004 542500837872 Concertgebouw/Janso 5 ns 14:26:1324:03 Telemann Water Music Musica Antiqua of 00274 Archiv 413 788 028941378828 Cologne/Goebel 14:51:46 07:55 Boyce Symphony No. 5 in D English String 02646 Nimbus 5345 083603534523 Orchestra/Boughton 15:01:3111:09 Granados Poetic Waltzes Xiayin Wang 13361 Chandos 10995 095115199527 15:14:1011:35 Sarasate Carmen Fantasy, Op. 25 Perlman/Royal 12041 Warner 09390 509994093902 Philharmonic/Foster Classics 5 15:27:0031:40 Schumann Symphony No. 3 in E flat, Op. London 02263 Teldec 46446 022924644627 97 "Rhenish" Philharmonic/Masur 15:59:5507:34 Gluck Dance of the Blessed Spirits Academy of Ancient 01695 L'Oiseau 410 553 028941055323 from Orpheus and Eurydice Music/Hogwood Lyre 16:08:2404:01 Bach Finale (Presto) from Sonata Manuel Barrueco 04808 EMI 56416 724355641625 No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001 16:13:2008:14 Achron Two Hebrew Pieces, Op. 35 Gil & Orli Shaham 11434 Canary 10 892118001105 Classics 16:22:2906:05 Chabrier Espana New York 06693 Sony 47613 07464476132 Philharmonic/Bernstein 16:29:4910:11 Benda, Jiri Symphony No. 7 in D Salieri Chamber 01009 Le Chant 2781050/ 314902504844 Orchestra/Pal du Monde 51 8 16:40:5507:18 Brahms 2nd mvt (Andante) from Double Ma/Stern/Chicago 06960 Sony 02668 886970266826 Concerto for Violin & Cello in A Symphony/Abbado minor, Op. 102 16:49:0809:54 Hertel Trumpet Concerto in D Hardenberger/Academ 00883 Philips 420 203 028942020320 y SMF/Marriner 17:00:17 04:28 Massenet The Last Sleep of the Virgin Robinson/City of 01976 EMI 63024 007777630242 Birmingham 3 Symphony/Fremaux 17:05:4005:54 Schubert Finale from Symphony No. 3 in The Knights/Jacobsen 10657 Ancalagon 137 723721579357 D, D. 200 17:12:2909:17 Corelli Concerto Grosso in F, Op. 6 Philharmonia Baroque 00158 Harmonia 907014 093046701413 No. 2 Orchestra/McGegan Mundi 17:22:4106:49 Beethoven Theme and variations from Trio Elegiaque 11039 Brilliant 94327 502842194327 Piano Trio in E flat, Op. 38 Classics 5 17:30:4508:51 Dvorak Prague Waltzes Detroit 00673 London 414 370 028941437020 Symphony/Dorati 17:40:3108:20 Gretry String Quartet No.
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