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14, 2020 - the Classical Station, WCPE 1 Start Runs Composer Title Performerslib # Label Cat Wed, Oct 14, 2020 - The Classical Station, WCPE 1 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 00:01:30 10:44 Vivaldi Cello Sonata in G minor, RV 42 Medlam/London 02097 EMI 47973 077774797320 Baroque/Medlam 00:13:1409:53 Brahms Five Hungarian Dances, Nos. Vienna 00634 DG 410 615 028941061522 17-21 Philharmonic/Abbado 00:24:07 35:24 Smyth Serenade in D BBC 07192 Chandos 9449 095115944929 Philharmonic/Martinez 01:01:0111:57 Handel Concerto Grosso in B flat, Op. Concentus Musicus of 01915 Musical 522468K n/a 3 No. 2 Vienna/Harnoncourt Heritage Society 01:13:5832:25 Beethoven Piano Trio in D, Op. 70 No. 1 Peabody Trio 04062 Artek 0018 661853001820 "Ghost" 01:47:2312:01 Lalo Overture to Le Roi d'Ys Bordeaux Aquitaine 01769 Forlane 16564 329849016564 Orchestra/Benzi 5 02:00:5408:06 Falla Pantomime and Ritual Fire La Pieta/Dubeau 06260 Analekta 28723 774204872328 Dance from El amor brujo (Love, the Magician) 02:10:00 36:37 Mozart String Quintet in G minor, K. Zukerman/Tokyo 02462 RCA Red 60940 090266094028 516 String Quartet Seal 02:47:3710:59 Heinichen Oboe Concerto in A minor Stadler/Fiori 05694 CPO 999 637 n/a Musicali/Albert 03:00:06 13:17 Bach Violin Concerto No. 1 in A Meyers/English 10024 eone 7785 099923778523 minor, BWV 1041 Chamber Orchestra/Mercurio 03:14:2332:10 Zemlinsky Symphony No. 1 in D minor Gurzenich Orchestra of 06901 EMI 56473 724355647320 Cologne/Conlon 03:47:3310:27 Still Poem for Orchestra Fort Smith 08635 Naxos 8.559603 636943960325 Symphony/Jeter 03:59:3011:47 Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 27 in E Sviatoslav Richter 06649 Regis 1185 505503131185 minor, Op. 90 9 04:12:1705:21 Victoria Motet "Laetatus Sum" St. Clement's 04115 Dorian 80146 751758014626 Choir/Conte 04:18:3839:22 Brahms Clarinet Quintet in B minor, Op. Stoltzman/Tokyo String 10607 RCA Victor 09026680 D108418 115 Quartet Red Seal 33 04:59:3007:30 Saint-Saëns Omphale's Spinning Wheel, Boston 04971 RCA 68978 090266897827 Op. 31 Symphony/Munch 05:08:0018:20 Schubert Fantasy in F minor for Piano Emil and Elena Gilels 08130 Philips 456 799 28945679921 Four Hands, D. 940 05:27:2007:29 Tchaikovsky Waltz from Act I, Swan Lake, Cincinnati Pops/Kunzel 04284 Telarc 80625 089408062520 Op. 20 05:35:4911:59 Sammartini, Oboe Concerto in D Holliger/I Musici 01244 Philips 420 189 028942018921 Giuseppe 05:48:43 10:42 Fill Music: announcer selects 06:01:00 11:54 Haydn Notturno No. 5 in C The Music 05082 London 458 075 028945807522 Party/Hacker 06:13:5409:19 Dvorak Finale from Violin Concerto in Milstein/New 00746 EMI 47421 07777474212 A minor, Op. 53 Philharmonia/Fruhbeck 06:24:13 08:47 Wassenaer Concerto in E flat Academy of St. 00830 Argo 410 205 028941020529 Martin-in-the-Fields/Ma rriner 06:34:3505:51 Mozart 1st mvt (Allegro maestoso) Murray Perahia 02088 Sony 48233 07464482332 from Piano Sonata No. 8 in A minor, K. 310 06:41:2609:26 Cimarosa Sinfonia in D Chopin Chamber 02313 Dynamic 79 N/A Orchestra/Vogel 06:51:52 07:39 Chopin Polonaise in A flat, Op. 53 Piotr Anderszewski 09847 Virgin 730756 509997307562 "Heroic" Classics 2 Wed, Oct 14, 2020 - The Classical Station, WCPE 2 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 07:01:06 08:32 Strauss, R. Waltzes from Der Chicago 00458 RCA 5721 07863557212 Rosenkavalier Symphony/Reiner 07:10:3810:32 Mendelssohn String Symphony No. 05 in B English String 01460 Nimbus 5141 083603514129 flat Orchestra/Boughton 07:22:10 04:15 Bach Sarabande from Cello Suite Ralph Kirshbaum 13075 Warner 57489 509994574892 No. 5 in C minor, BWV 1011 Classics 9 07:27:2508:17 Boyce Overture No. 5 in F Cantilena/Shepherd 01093 Chandos 6531 095115653128 07:37:1707:36 Paganini Sonata for Violin and Guitar, Perlman/Williams 00945 CBS 34508 07464345082 Op. 64 No. 1 07:45:5304:34 Dittersdorf Presto from Symphony in A Failoni 11034 Naxos 8.558180 636943818022 minor, "The Delirium of the Orchestra/Grodd Composers" 07:51:2707:54 Vivaldi Concerto in F for 4 Violins & Academy of Ancient 00894 L'Oiseau-L 414 554 028941455420 Cello, Op. 3 No. 7 Music/Hogwood yre 08:00:56 11:00 Wagner Die Meistersinger von Berlin 04786 RCA 59414 828765941426 Nürnberg: Prelude, Act 1 Philharmonic/Maazel 08:12:5608:00 Coates Halcyon Days from The Three East of England 03718 ASV 2053 743625205329 Elizabeths Suite Orchestra/Nabarro 08:21:56 06:26 Beethoven Allegro con brio from The Montreal 09844 Sony 88697857 886978573728 Creatures Of Prometheus, Op. Symphony/Nagano 372 43 08:29:2204:02 Scarlatti, D. Sonata in G, Kirkpatrick 547 Vladimir Horowitz 02703 Sony 53460 07464534602 08:34:5905:22 Mozart 1st mvt (Allegro) from Academy of St. 12801 Philips 422 602 028942250123 Symphony No. 14 in A, K. 114 Martin-in-the-Fields/Ma rriner 08:41:2109:04 Balakirev Overture on 3 Russian Themes Philharmonia/Svetlano 08721 Hyperion 66586 034571165868 v 08:51:25 08:00 Fill Music: announcer selects 09:01:1514:09 Dvorak In Nature’s Realm (Concert BBC 07571 Naxos 8.550600 489103050600 Overture), Op. 91 Philharmonic/Gunzenh 8 auser 09:16:2410:49 Albinoni Concerto in F for Two Oboes, Pierlot/Chambon/I 01884 Erato 55036 08908850362 Op. 9 No. 3 Solisti Veneti/Scimone 09:28:2831:02 Brahms Serenade No. 2 in A, Op. 16 Vienna 01952 Orfeo 008 001 N/A Symphony/Bertini 10:01:2028:29 Ries, Ferdinand Piano Concerto No. 9 in G Lane/The Orchestra 13625 Hyperion 68217 034571282176 minor, Op. 177 Now/Botstein 10:31:0428:06 Haydn Symphony No. 051 in B flat L'Estro 01111 Sony 39685 07464396852 Armonico/Solomons 11:01:0037:15 Zemlinsky Suite from The Crystal Heart Slovak Radio 06467 Marco Polo 8.223166 489103023166 Symphony/Rajter 5 11:39:1520:01 Dvorak Rusalka Fantasy Pittsburgh 13090 Reference 720 030911272029 Symphony/Honeck Recordings 12:01:0605:27 Beethoven Rondo a capriccio in G, Op. Evgeny Kissin 11888 DG 0019094 028948105533 129 "Rage Over a Lost Penny" 12:07:3316:57 German Theme and Six Diversions RTE Concert 04282 Marco Polo 8.223695 730099369527 Orchestra/Penny 12:25:3014:04 Borodin Polovtsian Dances from Prince Boston Pops/Williams 01542 Philips 426 247 028942624726 Igor 12:40:49 07:59 Fill Music: announcer selects 12:49:4809:37 Abel Symphony No. 1 in G Cantilena/Shepherd 01745 Chandos 8648 501468286482 4 13:01:15 11:44 Mozart Flute Quartet No. 4 in A, K. 298 Nicolet/Mozart String 00247 PCM 7157 n/a Trio Wed, Oct 14, 2020 - The Classical Station, WCPE 3 Start Runs Composer Title PerformersLIb # Label Cat. # Barcode 13:14:14 12:58 Schumann Papillons, Op. 2 Nelson Freire 06165 Decca B000122 028947390220 8 13:28:2730:57 Haydn Symphony No. 101 in D, Berlin 00588 DG 410 869 028941086921 "Clock" Philharmonic/Karajan 14:01:14 30:10 Mendelssohn Incidental Music from A Cleveland 00815 CBS 37760 07464377602 Midsummer Night's Dream Orchestra/Szell Records 14:32:2409:57 Bottesini Duetto for Clarinet and Double Stoltzman/Frederickso 08458 Navona 5801 896931002011 Bass n/Slovak Radio Symphony/Trevor 14:43:3615:45 Telemann Concerto in E for Flute, Oboe Academy of Ancient 00409 L'Oiseau 411 949 028941194923 d'amore & Viola d'amore Music/Hogwood Lyre 15:01:1125:13 Copland Red Pony Suite New 01180 Sony 42429 07464424292 Philharmonia/Copland 15:27:3905:50 Schubert Impromptu in G flat, D. 899 No. Leslie Howard 05014 Hyperion 67203 034571172033 3 15:34:2924:58 Grieg Violin Sonata No. 3 in C minor, Zenaty/Kubalek 04076 Dorian 90234 053479023421 Op. 45 16:00:4207:03 Smetana Overture to The Bartered Bride RCA Victor 04776 RCA 67903 828766790320 Symphony/Stokowski 16:08:4003:31 Mozart 3rd mvt (Rondo) from Horn Tuckwell/Acad. 12312 Warner 01902959 019029597556 Concerto No. 4 in E flat, K. 495 SMF/Marriner Classics 75562 2 16:13:0610:07 Waldteufel Homage to the Ladies (A Czecho-Slovak State 02617 Marco Polo 8223433 489103023433 Waltz) Philharmonic/Walter 8 16:24:0807:26 Vivaldi Concerto in A for Strings, RV Tafelmusik/Lamon 06350 Analekta 23171 774204317126 158 16:32:4907:32 Flotow Overture to Alessandro Dresden State 00143 Ars 2100136 410138000049 Stradella Orchestra/Vonk Vivendi 2 16:41:1607:06 Beethoven 3rd mvt (Allegretto ma non Kempff/Szeryng/Fourni 04529 DG 453 902 028945390222 troppo) from Piano Trio in E er flat, Op. 70 No. 2 16:49:1710:09 Bach, J.C. Symphony in F, Op. 8 No. 4 Hanover 04543 CPO 999 383 761203938322 Band/Halstead 17:00:41 09:47 Molter Sinfonia Concertante in D Virtuoso Chamber 01199 DHM 7976 054727797620 Music/Asperen 17:11:2306:54 Rossini Overture to The Journey to Cleveland 04105 Sony 62653 077776265321 Rheims Orchestra/Szell 17:19:12 09:37 Hummel 1st mvt (Allegro) from Trumpet Vosburgh/Seattle 04801 JVC 6509 N/A Concerto Symphony/Schwarz 17:30:0406:35 Lanner Evening Star Waltz, Op. 180 Boskovsky Ensemble 00180 Vanguard 72016 015707201629 17:37:3405:54 Fauré Romance, Op. 28 Shaham/Eguchi 06164 Canary 1239 699675123925 Classics 17:44:2306:06 Stravinsky Lullaby & Finale from Firebird Philadelphia 01711 EMI 47099 077774709927 Suite (1919 revision) Orchestra/Muti 17:51:2408:11 Haydn London Trio No. 1 in C Kuskin/Bender/Kessler 02561 Boston 120 730357012028 Skyline 18:00:5008:14 Albinoni Sonata in G minor, Op. 2 No. 6 I Musici 04024 Philips 432 115 028943211529 18:09:5909:02 Debussy From Dawn to Midday on the New York 03310 Sony 60972 074646097229 Sea from La Mer Philharmonic/Bernstein Classical 18:19:56 08:34 Mozart 2nd mvt (Adagio) from Clarinet Stoltzman/English 05776 RCA Victor 63329 090266332922 Concerto in A, K.
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