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The Classical Station, WCPE 1 Start Runs Composer Title Performerslib # Label Cat Tue, Dec 08, 2020 - The Classical Station, WCPE 1 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 00:01:30 14:47 Diamond Rounds for String Orchestra do.gma chamber 10925 Audiomax 912 1717 760623171760 orchestra/Gurewitsch 00:17:1702:28 Praetorius Lo, how a rose e’er blooming The King's Singers X0445 Warner 01902957 019029576809 Classics 68096 6 00:21:00 38:05 Bruch Eight Pieces for Clarinet and Meyer/Duchable 09644 Erato 45483 022924548321 Piano, Op. 83 01:00:3507:51 Bach Trio Sonata in G, BWV 1038 Galway/Huggett/Cunni 04096 RCA Victor 68182 09026681822 ngham/Moll 01:09:26 03:05 Poston Jesus Christ the apple tree Utah State University PV1354 Utah State n/a 195269005610 Chamber University Singers/Evans 01:13:3146:17 Sibelius Symphony No. 2 in D, Op. 43 Philharmonia/Ashkena 02843 Decca 473 590 028947359029 zy 02:01:1810:02 Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 25 in G, Op. John O'Conor 05592 Telarc 80293 089408029325 79 "Sonatina" 02:12:2008:32 Respighi The Adoration of the Magi from Orpheus Chamber 05114 DG 437 533 N/A Three Botticelli Pictures Orchestra 02:21:5237:37 Mendelssohn Symphony No. 3 in A minor, Bavarian Radio 02210 Sony 46536 07464465362 Op. 56 "Scottish" Symphony/Davis 03:00:29 59:54 My Life In Music Libby Larsen 04:01:5323:54 Ponce Concierto del sur (Concerto of Fernandez/English 05069 London 289 455 028945536422 the South) Chamber 364 Orchestra/Asensio 04:27:0205:13 Berlioz Shepherds' farewell from Choir of Trinity X0142 Conifer 5907 74321159072 L'Enfance du Christ, Op. 25 College, Cambridge/Marlow 04:33:15 04:57 Vivaldi Concerto in B flat for Strings, English 03355 Archiv 445 839 028944583922 RV 166 Concert/Pinnock 04:39:1222:05 Beethoven String Quartet No. 4 in C minor, Takacs Quartet 06634 Decca B000186 028947084822 Op. 18 No. 4 4 05:02:47 04:30 Kirkpatrick Away in a manger True Concord PV1275 Reference FR-734 030911173425 Voices/Holtan Recordings 05:08:1720:26 Weber Grand Duo Concertante for Collins/Pletnev 00564 Virgin 91076 075679107626 Clarinet and Piano, Op. 48 Classics 05:29:43 08:26 Sullivan Overture to The Mikado Pro Arte 03679 Seraphim/ 69137 724356913721 Orchestra/Sargent EMI 05:39:0911:13 Benda, Jiri Symphony No. 12 in A Salieri Chamber 01009 Le Chant 2781050/ 314902504844 Orchestra/Pal du Monde 51 8 05:51:17 08:08 Fill Music: announcer selects 06:01:0006:21 Mozart Overture to Mitridate, King of Calgary 03434 CBC 5149 059582514924 Pontus, K. 87 Philharmonic/Bernardi 06:08:2105:52 Bazzini The Dance of the Goblins Galway/Yamashita 00206 RCA 5679 07863556792 (Scherzo Fantastique), Op. 26 06:15:1309:25 Milhaud Scaramouche, Suite for Two Ogdon/Lucas 01995 MCA 25891 076742589127 Pianos 06:25:3810:16 Fucik Marinarella Overture Czech 01781 Teldec 8.42337 N/A Philharmonic/Neuman 06:37:2902:14 Gardner Tomorrow shall be my dancing Choir of St. George's PV1270 Hyperion 68281 034571282817 day Chapel, Windsor Castle/Vivian 06:40:4306:09 Bach Overture from Orchestral Suite Boston 06106 Telarc 80619 089408061929 No. 1 in C, BWV 1066 Baroque/Pearlman 06:47:52 12:08 Rossini String Sonata No. 4 in B flat I Solisti 00909 Erato 85467 089088546723 Veneti/Scimone 07:01:3504:47 Debussy Reverie Van Cliburn 11137 RCA Victor 60973 090266097326 Tue, Dec 08, 2020 - The Classical Station, WCPE 2 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 07:07:22 08:28 Heinichen Concerto in F Musica Antiqua 02573 Archiv 437 549 028943754927 Cologne/Goebel 07:16:5006:30 Tchaikovsky Four Dances from The Royal Concertgebouw 06107 Decca 289 473 028947317128 Nutcracker Orchestra/Dorati 171 07:24:20 09:18 Ireland Epic March Cincinnati Pops/Kunzel 00663 Telarc 80122 089408012228 07:35:1307:56 Sibelius Karelia Overture, Op. 10 Finnish Radio 01292 RCA 7765 07863577652 Symphony/Saraste 07:44:0906:46 Offenbach Finale (Rondo) from Cello Harnoy/Bournemouth 04047 RCA 68420 090266842025 Concerto in G, "Military" Symphony/Almeida 07:51:5507:54 Lanner The Nice Ones, a waltz Ensemble Vienna 02827 Sony 57974 07464579742 08:01:2404:57 Traditional Fantasia on "In dulci jubilo" Galway/Munich Radio X0110 RCA 60736 090266073627 Orchestra/Georgiadis 08:07:21 07:43 Purcell Sonata in F King's Consort 12204 Vivat 106 079943911468 5 08:16:0405:57 Sibelius Suite caracteristique, Op. 100 Finlandia 04241 Finlandia 354 n/a Sinfonietta/Helasvuo 08:23:01 04:56 Haydn Overture to Armida Orpheus Chamber 04224 DG 437 783 028943778329 Orchestra 08:29:3212:37 Brahms Finale (Rondo) from Piano Anderson/Hungarian 03003 Nimbus 5349 083603534929 Concerto No. 1 in D minor, Op. State 15 Symphony/Fischer 08:43:0906:27 Rosas Over the Waves (a waltz) Orchestra of the 01934 Philips 420 815 028942081529 Vienna People's Opera/Bauer-Theussl 08:50:36 08:49 Fill Music: announcer selects 09:01:1522:16 Strauss, R. Suite from Der Rosenkavalier Cincinnati 03309 Telarc 80371 089408037122 Symphony/Lopez-Cob os 09:24:3114:08 Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 9 in E, Op. John O'Conor 05592 Telarc 80293 089408029325 14 No. 1 09:39:54 20:11 Kraft Cello Concerto in C Bylsma/Tafelmusik/La 02118 DHM 7757 054727775727 mon 10:01:5516:32 Sibelius Karelia Suite, Op. 11 Pittsburgh 03810 Sony 61963 074646196328 Symphony/Maazel Classical 10:19:42 03:48 Handel Joy to the World Dallas Symphony X0440 dso live 009 844667037340 Brass/Loh 10:24:4522:57 Lyapunov Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 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Romero 01707 Delos 1005 N/A 16:19:3507:17 Holst Mars, The Bringer of War from Chicago 03605 DG 429 730 028942973022 The Planets, Op. 32 Symphony/Levine 16:27:47 03:59 Mozart Overture to The Marriage of Columbia 04564 Sony 62830 074646283028 Figaro, K. 492 Symphony/Schippers 16:33:0108:16 Strauss Jr. Thermal Springs Waltz Gaudier Ensemble 05554 Hyperion 67169 034571171692 16:42:1205:13 Traditional Two Spanish Renaissance Quire X0321 Quire 101 988441014230 carols Cleveland/Bennett Cleveland 16:48:2011:25 Mendelssohn Rondo brilliant in E flat, Op. 29 Prosseda/Hague 13674 Decca 481 7207 172078 Philharmonic/de Vriend 17:01:0004:26 Ponce Little Star (Estrellita) Festival Orchestra of 11445 Naxos 8.550838 730099583824 Mexico/Batiz 17:06:2104:46 Beethoven 3rd mvt (Tempo di menuetto) Minnesota 08197 Bis 1825/26 731859182526 from Symphony No. 8 in F, Op. 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