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JANUARY /FEBRUARY 1979 COVER PROFILE
In one of our previous issues of the KFAC Several memories stand out for Calvin country which is not simulcast 100% of the Magazine we included a collage of prog Smith in his 31 year association with KFAC. time. rams and playbills of events which took He recalls the days when KFAC was a To achieve this undertaking, KFAC ac place from 1938 onward. A larger and more sports station carrying baseball games quired and developed a complex auto• encompassing display of this literature is often beginning at 8PM. During the winter mated FM studio system and, more Impor used on both the front and back covers of months the Southern California Gas Com tantly, produced the only taped classical this issue or our magazine to highlight the pany Concerts (now a tradition over these music library in existence - over 1500 celebration of our 40th year as a classical stations) were heard from 8-10PM, as they hours. music station. To how many of these events still are today. However, during the baseball Both our AM and FM signals cover most can you relate? I won't ask how many you've season the concerts were programmed for of Southern California. attended. the two hours preceding the game. The KFAC business offices and studios are Were you a KFAC listener during the 30's baseball broadcasts made up the last non located at 5773 Wilshire Boulevard and are when there were only nine radio stations in classical broadcasts on KFAC. open Monday-Friday from 9 :00AM to the Los Angeles area? Those were the days During one Sunday afternoon concert 5:30PM. when it was not unusual for two broadcast broadcast on what was known as the "Radio Our AM transmitter is located at 4567 license holders to share the same fre Chatauqu Show", a very pretty 11 year old Santa Barbara Avenue in the Crenshaw/La quency. In those smog-free days, the fre girl was singing on the program. The station Brea area operating on 5000 watts of power quency 1300 (later change to 1330) was received a hurried call to find out who she at 1330 Megahertz. Our FM transmitter is shared by "The Bible Institute" using the was, whereupon Eddy Cantor took her to located on Mount Wilson with an Effective call letters KTBI, and by the Reverend Universal Studios where she was summar Radiated Power of 59.000 watts at 92.3 Robert Schuler using call letters KLEF (call ily featured in the motion picture, ··1000 Megahertz. letters now used by an FM classical music Men and A Girl". Do you remember delight Carl Princi station in Houston, Texas). ful Deanna Durbin? In 1932, Erret Lobban Cord, creator and Another personality, according to Smith, manufacturer of the Cord and Auburn au "worked for a time on the All Night Show as tomobiles, was granted the licenses of both a classical announcer, but he wouldn't fol the Bible Institute and the Reverend low orders and was always doing the Schuler. A short time later the call letters craziest things. "I think he was with us six were changed to KFAC using the mandat months," recollected Smith. Apparently ory "K" followed by F-A-C which indicated those "craziest things" have done no dam the original owner of the building, FULLER, age to Steve Allen's career. plus "AUBURN" plus "CORD" Of the seven on-air staff personalities at In those earlier days of radio there was no KFAC. six have been with the station for 25 such thing as a station format of operation. to 36 years. Thomas Cassidy, Dick Craw Each station produced whatever type prog ford, Tom Dixon, Fred Crane. Bill Carlson rams they desired involving Western, Hill and I bridge much of the history of KFAC. billy (country) and popular intermingled We are told that our names are synonymous with sports, news etc. As the networks con with this station. If lt is so, we are grateful. tinued to grow with the same program fed Doug Ordunio spearheads another genera to several hundred affiliates, this changed tion of classical music program hosts, and the atmosphere in radio radically Increasing we are encouraged. the competition among non-network sta In 1963 the Cleveland Broadcasting tions. Company purchased KFAC from Mr. Cord. Calvin J . Smith, General Manager of The station operated under Cleveland own KFAC from 1932 until the station was sold ership and the watchful eye of General in 1963, recognized the competition and Manager Ed Stevens. The principal owner logically decided that a unique program was Raymond Miller who, among other ac format of lasting value was the only way to complishments, was one of the original survive without constant changes and ex "Seven Blocks of Granite" football fame and perimentation. A Classical Music Format a former mayor of Cleveland, Ohio. It was was the answer. The transition was neces under this regime that our commercial pol• sarily gradual beginning in 1938 and con icy underwent some changes. tinuing for about ten years till the transfor In December 1969, "The Music Stations" mation was complete and K FAC became to were acquired by ASI Communications. tally classical. Inc., a medium-sized multi-divisional I wonder how many of our listeners re broadcasting company. Under this owner member Alfred Leonard, a refugee from ship KFAC has developed into a major fac Nazi Germany who had an excellent know tor in the broadcasting industry of Southern ledge of musfc and a delightful manner of California. Toward this end, KFAC installed presentation, who titled his program ap new studio and production equipment and a propriately, "Gateway to Music"? It was not new FM transmitter, and acquired larger, exactly coincidental that a music store he remodeled office space. owned and operated in Los Angeles also Most notable among the developments was given the same name. was KFAC's decision to program and With the acquisition of a competent air broadcast its AM and FM stations indepen and library staff KFAC classical program dently of each other, rather than simulcast PHOTOGRAPHY ming experienced an era of trial and error them. AM features the lighter, more familiar which ultimately resulted in our becoming classics. white FM offers heavier. more BY McGOVERN the leading classical music station in the sophisticated selections. KFAC Is the only western half of the country. AM and FM classical music station in the 845•5186 2 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com ANTHONY H. CO. INC. MAKERS OF LIMO' S CONVERTIBLES, CUSTOM MARK IV & V
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The passage of time brings changes and, displays the temperament, personality and musical knowledge. Cassidy is also a fine it is intended, progress. You may have sincerity which are necessary to participate singer and a lecturer at So. California col noticed some of the changes in the "cre in every phase of KFAC affiliation. We wel• leges and universities, as well as for music dits" section of this issue. come her warmly. groups, When he has any free time, he de The names of two of the most valued In her greeting to us she has offered to votes it to the reconstruction of classic members of our organization are now no review our veteran staff of on-air per• airplanes, longer listed. Jan Jellins, our magnificent sonalities. She writes: FRED CRANE - To him, music is a artist, has felt the pressures of her multiple "The history of KFAC would not be com means of communication, a linkage to the activ1lies and was forced to give up her plete without a few words about the people past. And for 32 years, his baritone voice most appreciated artistic offerings 10 this you have come to know, your friends the has helped many listeners feel like they're magazine. announcers. part of an exclusive family of music lovers. Bobbi Grimm, who was our first adminis They are very special people. Unlike most Crame who, playing Brent Tarleton, spoke trative assistant when we opened this de on-air personnel, these men and women the opening lines in the motion picture, partment in 1972, has grown in stature share a common feeling. To them, KFAC is "Gone With The Wind," also appeared in through the years to the point of becoming not just a place to work, it is a way of life. many TV shows over the years. A learned Director of Promotion & Advertising as well They care about lhe station as though it devotee of classical music, Crane greets as my most valuable associate. She re were their own. They prepare carefully their our early rising KFAC·AM listeners every cently accepted an assignment with the respective programs and talk to you md1· weekday morning. KFAC Sales Department and is fast becom vidually as though you are a personal ing an equally valuable asset to them. We friend. TOM DIXON - He has been with KFAC miss her but we share her joy in her prefer for the past 32 years, broadcasting six hours day, Monday through Friday. His red rote. TOM CASSIDY - Since 1943 he has a fascination with Mozart, the man and his Cecile lax has taken over where Bobbi produced and announced the So. California music, makes him feel the composer is a left off. Cecile has enjoyed extensive ex Gas Company's Evening Concert. Not on friend . Dixon's dream is to have the KFAC perience in these fields of endeavor and lydoes he play the music but he imparts his studio on top of Yosemite. Dixon loves to read while listening to chamber music. DICK CRAWFORD - He jolned the st lion the very same day as Ton Dixon. (Both men still joke about who has the greater longevity.) A well known radio actor who had been producing. announcing and di· reeling radio programs for the Armed ./i N ()tt\ (>f f)istincti(>ll Forces radio Services in Europe, Crawford hosts six of our shows. His life is a blend of theater and music. He is also a connoisseur of fine wines. A lovely blend indeed. ~ BILL CARLSON - The host of "Noon time Concert" joined the KFAC family in Whatever the occasion ... bridal shower or 1952. He is an opera buff. loves to travel golden wedding, birthday or just-because-I-love-you day .. and signs with his wife in their church choir. He feels he is committed to "raising the the gift from Donavan & Seamans 1s sure to be awareness of classical music in Los applauded. We have something for every budget ... gifts, Angeles." To him, it is a frontier, TOM FRANKLIN - Since 1970, Franklin you might say, on every scale. has been reporting to a responsive audi ence. A true professional, he researches. writes, edits and broadcasts his reports, Franklin goes wherever the news Is and travels extensively around the world to get it. DOUG ORDUNIO - Although he ls a Los Angeles' Oldest Jewelers newcomer to the KFAC announcing staff, Serving Southern Ca//lornia since 1894 he has been (and still is) Chief Programmer Precious Gems and Jewelry• Timepieces • Crystal, China and Silver for KFAC-FM. A native Los Angeleno, he is 435 WEST SEVENTH AT OLIVE (Downtown Los Angeles) 90014 fulfilling a fantasy that started when he was (213) 627-7971 four years old- becoming an announcer. In 5760 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD (Hancocl< Park) 90036 his free time. he composes music for (213) 939-2121 chamber orchestra, much of which has 831 been performed by leading musfcal groups. Continued on Page 8
4 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com KFAC LISTENERS GUILD MAGAZINE The KFAC Magazine is published bl-monthly for the KFAC Listeners Guild under the supervision of the KFAC Offioe of Communitv Involvement. Editor In Chief ...... Carl Princi Associate Editor ...... Cecile Lax Administrative Assistant ...... M ary Ann Miller CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Clyde Allen - Bob Conger Doug Ordunio - Martin Workman Charles Crowder KFAC Radio Chairman of the Board ...... Ralph Guild President and General Manager ....George Fritzinger General Sales Manager ...... Ed Argow Director of Programming & Community Involvement ...... Carl Princi National Sales Manager ...... George Goldman Director of Promotion & Advertising ...... Cecile Lax AM Program Director ...... Fred Crane Music Director ...... Clyde Allen, Ph.D. Director of Engineering ...... Bob Conger Business Manager ...... Gloria Spring FM Programmer ...... Doug Ordunio (213) 934-1157 5773 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES, CA. 90036 VOLUME 5, NO. 1 CONTENTS Page Cover Profile ...... 2 Message from O.C.I...... 4 Letters to Editor ...... 6 Listeners Guild Discount Entertainment List ...... 7 Directory of Theatres ...... 9 Facts & Fancies ...... 11 Vignettes ...... 12 Arts & Crafts ...... 13 News & Views ...... 14 FM Program Highlights ...... 16 Shopping the Classics ...... 17 Discount Certificates ...... 18 Directory of Antiques ...... 19 Program Schedule ...... 20-45 Classical Dining Experience ...... 46-49 Directory of Galleries ...... 50 Classical Ballet ...... 51 Observations ...... 52 Performing Arts ...... 52-53 Congers Corner ...... 54 Musical Legend ...... 62 Skinny Art Gallery ...... 63 Address Change Please send w,,uen no,,ce and address label app10x1ma1ely six weeks ,n advance of change to ,nsu,e p,ompt handling All musical programming l,sted Is on FM only except where simulcast (I.e. AM & FM) ,s lnd,cated. For magazme adVertising. please ca/1 65$-9932 Listeners Guild ,nfonnat,on hot line: 934-8622 THE DESSERTERIE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ?"---.. C i:-· Il'_,....,_ r ~ \ FEATURING \ ~ . • \U Low Calorie: Gourmet Lunches, Dinners and ~- Desserts ~)
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Jan.-Feb. - Tues. thru Sat. 8:30 p ,m.; Sun. 7:30 p .m.: Matinees Wed. Jan. 5 , Fri., 8:00 p.m. Adrian Rutz. piano. In recllal dedicated 10 the & Sat. 2:30 p .m. Based on the comic strip "Little Orphan Annie" starring memory ol Lillian Steuber. A ll Chopin program. USC Bing Theater nc Patricia Ann Patts, Keene Cuttis, and Jane Connell, $1.00 off all tickets kets $4. $2 Jan. 5-8, 8:00 p .m. THREEPENNY OPERA by Berlolt Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday nights only, Brecht/Kurl Weill, Stop Gap Theater. Tickets: $3, $2. Jan. 11-12, 8:00 p.m. MOACA. FLAMENCO IN CONCERT A kaleidoscope of Spanish THE C LAREMONT COLLEGES CENTER dance. Bovard Auditorium. Tickets. $7.50, $5.50, $4.50 general: $5, $3. FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS I $2 students and Senior citizens. Jan. 13-15, 8:00 p .m. Drama production: Bridges Auditorium. 4th & College Way, Claremont " Comings and Goings" and '7highs" by Megan Terry. Bing Theater Garrison Theater, 101h & Dartmouth, Claremont Tickels: $2, Jan. 14. Sun. • 3:00 p .m . Richard Fields, piano. Music of Call: (714) 621-8032 $3, Bach. Beethoven, Liszl. Walker and Schumann Hancock Auditorium. Friday, Jan. 26, 8:01 p.m. Gordon MacRae and George Gobel. Tickels: $3. $1,50 Jan. 15, Mon., 8:00 p.m. CONTEMPORARY MUSIC Bridges Auditorium Saturday, Feb. 3, 8:01 p.m. Mel Torme and Diane ENSEMBLE, Gunther Schuller conducting. Music of Stock, Schuller. Carroll, Bridges Auditorium. Friday, Feb. 2, 8:01 p.m.; Sunday, Feb. 4, Schoenberg and Bourland Tickets: $3, $1.50. Jan. 17-20, 8:00 p.m. 2:31 p.m. Marcel Marceau, Bridges Auditorium. Saturday, Feb. 10, 8 :01 Orama produclion: '7he Emp,re Bu,'lders" by Boris Vian Green Room p.m. Don Shirley & Trio, Bridges Audllorium. Friday, Feb. 16, 8:01 p.m. Theater. Tickets: $3, 52 Feb. 12, Mon., 8:00 p.m. Christiaan Bor, violin. Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Bridges Audilorium Saturday, Feb. 24. 8:01 p.m. Bing Theater. Music or Beethoven. Bartok, Safnt-Saens, Kreisler, de A Festival of Russian Dance, Bridges Auditorium. $1.00 off all tickets. Leeuw and Khachaturlan-He1lelz, T ickets: $5, $2 Feb. 23, Fri •• 8:00 p .m. Malcolm Hamilton, harpsichord. Bovard Auditorium. Tickets· $5, $3, $2 Cbe Feb. 26, Mon.. 8:00 p .m. Glenda Maurice. mezzo-soprano. Hancock Au· P.O Box 2301 , Newport Beach, CA 92663 ditorium. Tickets: $4, $2. $1.00 off on all tickets. lr\>itw Jonn Alexander, Director (714) 542-1790 FEBRUARY 16· mast~r f"boral~ MARCH 31, 1979 CHARLTON HESlON Sun. Feb. 11 , 1978, 8 p .m , Brahms. A German Requiem w1tn the CENTER THEATR E GROUP 0. A MAN FOR ALL Pasadena Symphony Orchestra conducted by John Alexandet. Hin demilh · Mathis der Maler. the Pasadena Symphony Orchestra conducted MUSlC CTNTER SEASONS by Daniel Lewis. Santa Ana High School AuditOfium, 520 West Walnul ~600 Street, Santa Ana, CA. $1 off $6 and $4 tickets, AHMANSON THF.ATRE ROBERT FRYER u,,..,tr'!lt>v Managing Director JACK OBRIEN PASADENA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA $1.00 off all tickets Daniel Lewis. Conductor, Pasadena Civic Auditorium ! ' 300 East Green Street, Pasadena, CA 91101 Saturday, February 10 at 8:30 p .m. THE WILLIAM HALL CHORALE Irvine Master Chorale, John Alexander. conductor Guest Glendale High School, Broadway at Verdugo, Glendale artists: H1ndem1th - Mathis der Maler: Brahms - A German (213 247-8411 - (714) 997-6871 Requiem. (213) 793-7172. Tickets $7.00, $5.00, $3.50. KFAC Discount: $1 00 off a/11/Ckets. The W illiam Hall Chorale w ill present "An Evening of Musical Comedy~ ·~•~•tr--=-. •···,~ Saturday, February 10th at 8 :00 p ,m. The Chorale w ill presen1 a Long Beach Sympf!.TY ~y;iy•s, ...... ,j chronological selection of a variety of musicals-past and present. Fea tured w ill be selections from Sound of Music, You're a Good Man Charlie 121 Linden Ave . Long Beach. Ca. 90802, (213) 436-3203 Brown, Oklahoma, Man of La Mancha, A Chorus Line. Annie and many John L. Hyer, Execu//ve D,rector. Alberto Bolet. Musical Director more. Ticket prices are $5.50 and $3.75 with group. student and senior Long Beach Symphony "Pops" concert. January 20, 8:00 p.m. Con citizens discounts available. $1.00 discount on your choice of ticket. ductor; Mitch Miller: Piano: Sheldon Shkolnic: Chorus: The long Beach Sympnony Chorus. Robert L. Collins. Chorus Master. The Los Angeles Master Chorale Long Beach Symphony Subscription Concert No. 3. January 27, 8:00 And Sinfonia Orchestra p.m.; January 28, 2:30 p.m. Conductor: Judith Somogi; Soprano: Roger Wagner, Conductor and Music Dtrector Claudine Carlson; Chorus· Long Beach Symphony Chorus, Robert L Col lins, Chorus Master. • sat. . Feb. 3, 8 :30 p .m . (Preview 7 :3 0 p .m .) RENAISSANCE/ Long Beach Symphony Subscription Concerl No. 4. February 24, BAROQUE FESTIVAL. Antiphonal marvels from lhe Renaissance. Vocal 8:00 p.m.~ February 25, 2:30 p .m. Conductor: James Paul: Piano: Van and instrumental choirs echoing back and forth. A musical "happening." Cliburn. 51.00 off on all tickets. ALSO, Baroque Bonanza with Johann Sebastian Bach adding his very ------own special postscript. The "P.S. de resistance," as it were. Save your seat stub •. $1 ,00 off single tickets In Orchestra or Loge octysseyf~J!!~ l7'11 0.00 ~VE W£S1 LA ICor,w of 5-'lt•Morc4 I Dlnfy) LOSANCELES PH ILHA I\.MC)Nfl. 12111 Ohio Ave .. W L.A. (Corner of Santa Monica & Bundy) Ron Soss1, Artistic Director, Call: 826-1626 Llsreners Guild dlscouni tor series A.B,C.O,E,F.J.K,L JANUARY-FEBRUARY 50• doscounl 10, balc
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OCI Continued from Page 4 MARTIN WORKMAN - "Luncheon at the Music Center" would not be the same ~rBa~ w ithout him. Since 1973, Workman has produced and hosted the show as well as booking the guests. He invites them for a ~ "'---~~~ spontaneous conversation rather than to be interviewed. A professional singer and vier . 11,,. 1,, "'"'" 'C,,/h,,, '(,!uf i ~ ~ linist, he has traded those lntereests for ~~ 11✓ 1✓/,;, 1/11· m,.ijurr.1 r,j '°'i"1 reading, theatre-going, collecting Oriental art and ... cooking. .Y!tr '6rvw,/ ~~~m·w,/ -Y<<,JIJl
THE CALIFORNIA CHAMBER SYMPHONY HENRI TEMIANKA, Dlrecror with •LOUISE 01 TULLIO. /lulls! Sat., February 17 8 PM' HARVEY PITTEL SAXOPHONE QUARTET A new ensemble led by ...a spectacular solotst" - Maritn Bem he,mer. L.A Times Friday, March 2 8 PM ' Post Office Box 2201 Riverside, California 92506 "AN AMERICAN THREE" ~ ~ 11•nfu, tt1,.d Uv tU~ HA At.EM OPERA "tp"~ 1979 In lt5 011lv Soufhfo!tn 0.hfornu, IUJPl.'ara"a DANIEL LEWIS, Music Director G.-nhw,n•, 135tfl Si,f"ttt 8 fuf'Js, M••no111·~ Jan. 11, 12, 13, 14 TIie Telephone, & S1egme1s1ers Mermaid SUBSCRIBE NOW!! ,n Lock No 7 THE SAN DIEGO Saturday, April 21 8 PM · To The 51 st Season Of Del Mar Fairgrounds TASHI 6 EXCITING CONCERTS Feb. 1, 2,3, 4 Ch•rntw, mus-It 1wdtvn,OO bV p,ont\.t Ptttt, S.r~l n, v1ollmn tda K1vt h1n. f"I OCT. 28 MARCH 3 11,1 F red Sht HY, ••10 cllllrnu•Oil Rleh.,d DEC. 2 APRIL 5 THE PASADENA Sroltim•o Saturday, April 28 8 PM ' FEB. 10 MAY 12 Pasadena Center AND A SPECIAL • Beckman Aud,tortum 1 Ramo Aud,tonum Feb.23, 24, 25 Order th,s senes and save up to 300•' Seroos tockets RANGECOUNTYPERFORMANC S25-22-19 ovolableby mai or In poison at the Ticket ON FEB. 11 THE CLAREMONT Ofhce, Caltech. Pasadena, CA 91125 (Mlch,gan at Grisv.old's Pavilion lure) Songle llcl www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 9 LETTERS Continued from Page 6 I was quite amazed to find my lelter regarding my ·commercial silencer· in print The shock came when my telephone started ringing with ffltlntosh requests and even offers of money for the device. 28 YEARS Apparently, you have quite a number or people OF DEDICATION TO QUALITY out there, same as t. Who love classical music. but prefer the commercials to be soft or non• ex,stant As a commercial enterprise cannot exist with the latter, the former THE MOST SIGNIFICANT BREAK· must prevail. 11 1s true that there 1s nothing in the FCC rules about con THROUGH IN STATE OF THE ART structing such a device. but they do specify that TECHNOLOGY FOR THIS DECADE. the device cannot be used for commercial pur• poses, and therefore, as I know not the ultimate use of the cIrcuIt, I have to refuse lhe applicants As ror loud passages or music. excepting for such as lhe 1812 Overture, and Varese, seldom even In C32 PRE-AMP CONTROL CENTER Beethoven do they approach lhe db of a com mercial. This device Is sensitive enough for that Enclosed is my membership check for the com ing year, which I gladly send for the hours of ex cellent music which I have enjoyed 1h1s past year ARE YOU HEARING ALL THE MUSIC? HAVE I would appreciate greatly a notification ahead YOUR LISTENING ROOM AND SPEAKERS AD· of the "Guild" of the next "Opera Tour with Carl JUSTED WITH THE MCINTOSH ACOUSTIC and Althea" I missed the last one as I found out ANALYZER. too late and had a cruise planned at that lime Eugene K. Goodwin Los Angetes The power of the med1a1 Treating sound elec• A Hi Fi Shoppe t1onically ,s tricky. We keep trying to reach a happy medium. We plan a tour to Bayreuth, Dub SELLS THE FINEST QUALITY COMPONENTS rovmk and Verona for their music fesllvals be· ginning Aug 1, 1979 A.D.S J .B. Lansing Phillps CP A.K.G J .V.C . Audio Revox Allison Acoustics J V.C Video Saras As regular listeners and Guild Members of Audio Technica Kenwood Sound Concepts KFAC Radio, we believe you w,11 be interested in the enclosed Barzilay Maxell Tandberg clipping from the SAN DIEGO UNION of Monday, October 6 , 1978 Bib McIntosh Thorens As you will note, Mr. Moran wrote the UNION Bolivar O rtofon Watts and we were happy that part of his letter was pub Dual lished. We hope that San Diego listeners who ap preciate excellent programs of classical music will subscribe 10 the Listeners Guild of KFAC Thank you Yo11 woil 11tM1on the l1nes1 syc:1ems 111 1 q 11e1 e 1sy qoIng 1111111shed ,11rnospt1ere for many hours of hstenmg. Audio enq,neers w1ll .1ssIs1 vou II plllct,.ising 1he syc:1e111 ol yo, ir choice Beto1e cie CLIPPING FROM: THE SAN DIEGO UNION livnry, vow eqI11pmont I!-, perto,rnance 1es1ec11n r AR & [Y[ -. service de>p:1rtmen1 . Monday, Oct 16, 1978 (Page A-13) r or proper musical!> 1 ::ince yo,ir lIsten,nq room c1n t)e 11q11,1h1etJ with the M ein tost, AA 2 Acoust c An<1ly1e• l)y EAR & EYE s qu.11it.ec1 pe•sonnel for personi:'1I11ed selectron n store seNIce ,n(f r:11slo1t1 nS1i1ll<1J1on'-". hear nn(I see 1t1e difference at EAR & EYE Don FJtRdr/1JJi PERSONALIZED SELECTION TV-RADIO EDITOR --THE SAN OlECO UNtON------ IN STORE SERVICE l'l'om Beman! Moran, 4S78 Santa Monica Ave , Sa~ CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS Diego " Your comment m 'Write ot Way on Vera Walker's lntonnation about radlo station KPBS-FM WH, 'It's good to have lwo stations tor the classics.' 408 N "I think ,rs even better to have three, even though one . ROBERTSON BLVD. ot them IS ID Los Angeles. 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Somewhere in Gerard's mind the Lee," sign struck a musical chord. To his friend's Bui the sweetest of them all, if we are to tune, he sang, "Sweet Adeline, for you I believe the singers of the barbershop quar pine" and thus was born that popular girl, tets. are those two old g irls, " Sweet "Sweet Adeline." Adeline" and ··sweet Genevieve." Under this new title Wltmark published Sweet Adeline. for which all men pine, the song in 1903, but it stayed on the shell was just another girl, as far as the men who until the Quaker City Four arrived in New wrote about her and gave us her song were York to appear at Hammerstein's Victoria concerned. U is almost a shame to tell how Theater. The quartet needed a new har this beautiful song came about. The sweet mony number and went to Wltmark to find girl was merely a figment of the imagination it. 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As for April, we hope to take you to the mysterious Far East. Our artisans, craftsmen and performers all conspire to offer you a most memorable Sunday, from noon to dusk. And just to illustrate, here are some of the activities which took place at our October Viennese-Alpine Festival: KFAC DAV PROCLAIMED KFAC is different and special in many ways. To prove it, we celebrated our 40th anniver sary on the very last day. Even Mayor Tom Prima Donna Miliza Kor/us (seated I.) and Marie Fisher LeMarr, (seated r.) V.P. Viennese Culture Club Bradley wanted to make our birthday a were warmly received by fans. The ladies were joined by Carl Princi, KFAC's Director of Programming & memorable one. Above, the Mayor (I) is Community Involvement to judge a waltz contest. seen handing George R. Fritzinger, KFAC President and General Manager, the proc lamation which makes it official. About George R. Fritzinger - He was born on the same day as KFAC, January 15, 1938. 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California 275-0969 AT CLEARLY REASONABLE COST (213) 893-8089 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 19 JANUARY Kaine , vln, Black, Ob, Bennett. ti, Marrine, Aca of St 7:00 a.m. HANSON Fantasy Var on a Theme 01 Youth: JANUARY Marlrn III lhe Fields (ARGO ZAG 821 15:25) COUPE Burge, prano: Hanson1Eastman Rochesler Orch (MER RIN Concert Royal No , 13 for Fl and Ob, Ran1pal, II SR 90165 11 20), LOCATELL11MACALUSO· Sonata for P1erlo1. ob; (MUS GLD MS 111 4·55) Fl & Corllinuo. Macaluso. gwtar. Stanchll. II. \OLAV PROGRAMMING 3:00 p.m. DONIZETTI O mI0 Fernando , lrom La KS 537 13:02) , da MILANO Fantasia: Ragossnig, IUI&; Favorita. Simionato. ms: Erede/Florence May Fest Orch (ARCfilV 2533 173 2: 45) JANUARY (LON OS 25133 5:28) VERDI Act IV Of Nabucco 8:00 a.m. AMALIE . Four Regrmental Marches. Gohb1, br, Suliot,s. s: Cava. bs; Kraeuller. t: Carra!. s. Bernet/Austrian Tonkuensfler Orch. Vienna (MHS 660 MONDAY 1 Preved1. l; Gardelh1Vienna Op Orch (LON OSA 1382 7·33). SAINT-SAENS Sile Eludes . Op 1:l5. Kann . 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM 22.52) PUCCINI Che gellda manrna. from La piano (Ml-IS 1971 17:38) MEHUL Chant de Retour de 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - Boheroe. Pavarotti. t. von Kara1an1Berlin Phil ( LON OS la Grande Armee; Dondeyne Vocal Ens & Brass ano BAX: Sym No 6. del MartNew Phil Orch (MHS 1198 26373 4.44) VERDI Teneste la promessa . E tard1 Pere Ens ol the Guardians of lhe C11y of Paris (NONE H 39 25) BEETHOVEN· Quartet No 7 in F: Vegh Quartet Add10 del passato. lrorn La Traviata: Freni. s: 71075 6 OS) COMPERE: Nous sommes de l'ordre de (TELE SPA 25096 40 43) , REINECKE. P,ano Clo No 2 Gardelll'Staatskapelle Berlin (BASF 29176 4 48). Saint-BabouIn; Poulteau Consort {NONE H 71012 In E min ,, Robbins piano: van Remoortel/Monle Carlo 4:00 p.m. WAGNER · Pref to the opera, The Sacred 1:50) Opera Orch (GENE GS 1034 26:05) Lime-Tree. Bell1Berlin Sym Orch (MIXTUR MXT 3005 9:00 a.m. MUFFAT: Cto Grosso no 11 111 E min . Hen 3: 00 a.m. PROKOFIEV Scylhtan Suite, OP 20. 17"20) GRANADOS. Careua, Dosse, piano. (VOX del. Buende, vlns. Hindrichs vcl; R1stenpart•Saar AnsermeI1Su1sse Romande Orch (LON CS 6538 SVBX 5485 5 38) BITTI· Recorder Sonata ,n A min , Radio Cha Orch (MlfS 938 5.45) MOZART Sym no 20:42) MOZART. Cto No 14 lor Plano and Orch K Conrad. recorder. Rul. h chord, v!a da gamba, (MHS 29 111 A. K 201; Mueller-Bruehl1Cologne Solo,sts Ens 449, Serkin, prano; Schne,der'Col Sym Orch (COL MS 3052 7 22) BACfi· Sinfonia I flom Cantata No. 42: (NONE H 71055 22·31), TOURNIER: Feerie: McDonald. 6844 21:50) SHOSTAKOVICH: Fa1lhtulness, OP 136, Harnoncourt Concentus MusIcus Vienna (TELE 6. harp, (KLAV KS 525 7 20) PEPUSCfi. Sonala in 0 Ernesaks1Es1on1a State Mate Cho (MEL SR 40245 41970 6. 15) min for Alto Recorder and Continua: Conrad, recor• 20·01) SULLIVAN: Ovt dI Ballo: Fiedler/Boston Pops 5: 00 8 .m. fLGAR Dream Children, Collingwood/Royal der: Ruf, h'chord. (MHS OR 288 2·58) (POLY 24 5006 11:07) Phil rch (fiMV CSO 1555 7 30) BEETHOVEN: Moon 10:00 a.m. GIANNrn: Su11a Argentina tor Mandolin 5:00 a.m. BERLIOZ. The Co1sa1r Ovt: Munch/Boston light Sonata: fiorow,tz. piano. (COL M 34509 15 461 and Cha Orch: Thomas. mandolin, Heidelberg Cha Sym Orch (RCA LSC 2438 7 55) VILLA-LOBOS. A TELEMANN Clo In D tor Hrn and Sirs; Bou,gue. hrn, Orch (MHS 1047 6.58) BARBER· Knoxville. Summer Prole do Bebe. NO l Freire. piano (TELE SAT 22547 Wallez1French Instr Ens (PETER PLE 026 8.101 ot 1915; Pnce, s: Schippers New Phil Orch (RCA LSC 14:18) PROKOFIEV: The Village Fair, from the Stone SUSATO Pavane La Bat111lle, Munrow Early Music 3062 16:07) VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS· Romance for Flower; Rozhdestvensky/Bolsho1 Theatre Orch (MEL Consort of London (ANG s 36851 2·45) Harmonica and o,ch; Adler. harmonica; Gould/Royal SR 40066 12:12) . fiAYON , Ovt to Orlando Paladino, 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW Phil Orch (RCA LSC 3078 6:48) STRAUSS: Die Bonynge/English Cha Orch (LON CS 6735 3:51) 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Mus,1; perfo1med /Jy tile Scheatzerin. Boskovsky!Vienna Phil r LON CS 6707 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - FRANCK: Par Goldman Ba11/J. or music composed by Edwin Franko 3.36). Illa In A min. for 5 & 6 voices; Ehmann Ens (VAN VCS Goldman , born 1/JIS day in 1878. HEWITT Batlle of 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN 10046 6·26) BRAHMS. Trio No. 3 m C min . Op 101; lrenton, REINAGLE· f'ederal March. GUNG'L Maj 11:00 a.m. DELIUS : A Song Before Sunrise Suk Trto (XRDS 22 16 0178 21:00) GAULTIER. Al Gen U S Grant's Grand March. SOUSA. Garfield's ln batb1roll11Halle Orch {ANG S 36588 6·12) lemande "La Polonaise" and Couran1e "la Belle auguratio11 Ma1r.I1, Pres,dentral Polooiise, HERBERT· CASTELNUOVO-TEDESCO Cto m D. Op. 99; Behrend. fiom1c1de ', Satoh. lute: (KLAV KS 528 4.13) SALIERI. Pres McKinley Inauguration March: A. F. Goldman, gu1la1. Peters/Berlin Pt11I (DG 139 166 17-48) HAYDN· Mlnuetto· Melkus Ens (ARCfilV 2533 182 3·40) Goldman Band (CAP 8631 & COL 33838 29:26). NI Syrn No. 12 m E; Goberman/Vienna State Opera Drch 7:00 a.m. SOR· Sicilienne in D mm, - Intro and Var XON · Music ror a Civic Celebration; Cox1Goldman Band (ODY 32 16 0116 14:30) PIEANE: Impromptu Cap11ce. on " Malbrough s·en va't'en guerre··: Segovia, gu1Iar. (COL M 33838 5.37) GOLDMAN. Selected Marches Op 9: McDonald. harp, (KLAV KS 525 4·50) (RCA ARL 1-1323 12:30) . BEETHOVEN· Music for a fennell/Eastman Symphonic Wind Ens (MER 50170 12:00 M VORISEK· Impromptu No. 4 In A. Flrkusny, Knightly Ballet; Hoffman/Rhineland Phil (Ml-IS 1506 15:16) piano: (CANO CE 31086 5:04) . MOURET· Concert de 10:35) SCARLATTI: Sonata in G. K 425. Roberts. 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & Chambre In E; Cartigny Cha Orch {MUS GLD MS 106 h'chord ; (KLAV KS 524 3:20) FM DVORAK Carnival Ovt. Mehla,LA Phil (LON CS 20.37) SCARLATTI: Cto Grosso No 1 in F min : 8:00 a.m. LISZT: Spanish Rhap; Berman. piano. (COL 6980 10:00) MOZART. Sym No 29 In A, Britten/ Seipenbushch/ Vienna Cha Orch (MHS 962 7:40) M2 33928 13:10) MILHAUD· Le Boeuf SUI le TOIi: English Cha Orch (LON CS 7103 23·00) BRAHMS: NELHYBEL. 3 lntradas tor Brass. Flagello/Members of Mtlhaud/Champs Elysees Theatre Orch (NONE H 71 122 Piano Cto No 1 in D min .• We1ssenberg, piano, the Rome Sym Orch (SERE SRS 12006 3:55) 15:03) ALBINONI. Clo a cinque m E mm . lamacque . Glulln11London Sym Orch (ANG S 36967 51'00) AL 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTEA - AM & vln: W1told1Smfonia Instr Ens (NONE Ii 71005 4:51). WYN Sinlo11ie11a lor Strs: Alwyn/Members of the Lon FM - GRIEG. No1turno, trom Lyne Pieces. G,lels, piano: (DC don Phil (HNH 4020 26:00) 2:00 p.m. MOZARl Sym in C 1or Strs and Contlnuo, 2530 476 3:59) . 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - each Ristenpart/Saar Radio Cha Orch (MfiS 93B 6·24) 9:00 a.m. BERNSTEIN. Two Meditations rrom Mass. Monday night !Jurlng January and February we shall NEWMAN: Music from Captain from Castile. Part I, Bernsle1n/NY Phil (COL MG 32174 9:12). GERSHWIN: present a ser,es of Great Conductors of the Past Tonight Newman/ 20th Cent Fox Orch (DELOS F 25411 22:35) Rhap in Blue; Bernstein, piano and cond lhe Col Sym we IJ/lng you co11ductor Arturo Toscanini GRIEG: Funeral March1Jones Brass Ens (ARGO ZRG Orch (COL M 3180416 27) DELIUS· Summer Night on SCHUBERT. Sym No 9 In C, Toscani11ii Philadelph1a 73 1 6:52). STRAVINSKY: Ragtime. Bucquel. piano, the River: Barbirolli/Halle Orch (ANG S 36588 7:03) , Orch (RCA CAM 5· 1900 45:14) SIBELIUS, Sym No. 2 (Pf-Ill 6500 385 4:46) GLIERE: Foreboding, from Tl1e Bronze Horseman. In 0, Toscantni1NBC Svm Orch !RCA LM 6711 37.42) 3:00 p.m. TCHAIKOVSKY ll's nearly r111dn1ght. from ZuraitistBolshoi Theatre Orch (MEL SA 40103 3·19). Other selections Iba The Queen ol Spades, Heybalova. s. Marinkovich , I; 10:00 a.m. BENDA. Piano Sonata No 9. Firkusny, TUESDAY 2 Baronov1ch1Nat Opera Orch, Belgrade (LON OS 25205 piano. (CANO CE 31086 8·49) LECLAIR· Cto in G min, 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM 8.56). MOZART Parlo. parto. ma tu ben n110, lrom la op, 10, no. 6; Frenandez. vln, PaillardlPalllard Cha 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - Clemenza de Tito, Berganza, Casula, Popp, s: Fass Orch (Ml-IS l880 18 28) TAR RAGO· Prelude in G m111 : STRAUSS· Ouartel to1 Piano: LA Str Trio (DESMAR baender, ms, Franc. bs. KertesZ/Vienna Slate Opera Tarrago. guitar; (ODY 32 16 0114 3:40) . FANTINI. DSM 1002 41.15) VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS: sym NO . 5 in Orch and Cho (LON OS 26138 19.18) BELLINI Ahl per Sonata tor 2 trpls ln B-llal & Brando 1-3 for lrpl and D, Boull London Pr-ur (ANG S 36698 37'44) AOZSA. sempre 10 11 perdei , lroni I Puritani; Milnes. br; lhorough-bass; Holy, Tarr. trpts: Ehmann1Ens (VAN Sir Trio, Op la, Granat. vln, Thomas, via. Rosen, vcl; V11rv1so 'London Phrl Orch (LON OS 26366 4 20) vcs 10046 4.24) (ORION ORS 15191 23.00) HALEVY: Finale 01 l:1 J111ve. Fyson. br: Arroyo. s, 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN - 3:00 a.m. TfiOMSON Sym 011 J Hymn Tune: Hanson fucker , 1: G1a1oll1 bs. de Almeida New Phil Orch (RCA 11:00 a.m. MOZART: Sinfonia in G: Langtort, h'chord, Eastman-Rochester Orch( ME:K SRI 75063 20. 33) ARL 1-0447 4 03) Maerzendorler,Austrian Tonkuenstler Orch, Vienna GLUCK: Don Juan (complete ballet): Mamner1Aca of 4:00 p.m. BYRD: 6th Pavan & Gaillard, Gould. piano, (MHS 752 7:51) RACHMANINOFF The Isle ol lhe St Martin In lho Fields (LONG STS L5169 45 25) (COL M 30825 5:16), STRAUSS Death and Transhg Oead, Svetlanov1USSR Sym Orch (MEL SR 40019 HEMMER. Dance Sonata 101 Two Pianos: Hemmer. uratIon, Kempe, Diesden Staatskapelle (SERA S 60297 20:26) DVORAK: Notturno In B for Str Orch. Op. 40; Maltby. pianos. CfiARAOE Cf-I 1013 22:50) POULENC 22:23) LANNEA. Tyroler Laendler, Schneider Quintet Neumann/ C,ech Phil (NONE H 71271 8 46) Les Biches: Pre1res1Paris Cons Or ch (ANG S 35932 (ODY 32 16 0200 5·18) TRAD SCOTllSH arr BRIT· SCHUBERT Piano Piece in A. D 604; Kempff. piano; 19:22) lEN Ca' the yowes. Pears, t. CIiis, h:itr,. (RICH SR (DG 2530 030 4.44). 5:00 a.m SOR: Andante Largo in 0, Tarr3go, guitar, 33257 3 43). 12:00 M. BACH: Sym in G min Aistenparl/Saar Cha [ODY 32 16 0114 5·06} RAVEL Piano Cto in G. 5:00 p.m. VIVALDI Vin Cto No 2 In E llal. Op 6 Orch (MUS GLD MS 104 12.42). fiERRMANN. Music M1chelangeh. piano. Gracis Phrl Orch (ANG s 35567 Carrn11ell1 , vln, I Music, (PHIL 9500 348 8.451 lrom the film . Mysterious Island. Herrmann1Nat Phil 21.10) MOZART Fugue in C min ror 2 pianos: Bren SAINT-SAENS Romance for Hrn and Plano. ruckwell, Orch (LON SPC 21137 14:22) LULLY: Incidental Music del , Klien. pianos; (VOX 510 780 4 08) ANON Tre hrn- Ashkenazy, piano, (LON CS 6938 8·40) COUPE· trom George Oandin, Bernet 1Aus1rian Tonkuensller fontane, Beckett MusIca Rseervata ( PHIL B02 904 AIN: Concert No 4 10 E n1 In from Concerts Royaux A Orch, Vienna (MHS 704 8:25). ANON Marche con 4:23) & C Nicolet. fl. Ulsamer, via da gamba. Sax. Bsn: suIaIra a Marengo. Oondeyne/Brass and Pere Ens of 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSI C EXPERIENCE - SOLER Jaccottet, h chord (ARCH IV 2712 00J 13 42) the Guardians of the City of Paris (NONE H 71075 Sonata In C-sharp mm , de Larrocha. piano (EPIC BC KORNGOLD lrnprov on the osera, The Dead City. 4:51) 1389 5·33) BIZET· L'Arlesrenne Suite No . 2. Korngold. piano. (VARESE 8104 3·23) 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & Ormandy Phfladelph,a Orch (COL M 31848 16 50) 6:00 p.m . CONCERT PREVIEW FM PRAETORIUS Erhalt uns. Herr. bet delnem Wort, 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music composed by S11 2:00 p.m. MEHUL. Ovt lo Les Deux Aveugles de To· Munrow1EarIy Music Consort of London & St Alban·s Michael Tlppell, born this day 111 1905 TIPPETT: Music lede. Couraud1Paillard Cha Orch (MHS 794 CC-12 Cho tANG S 37091 8 38) DVORAK' Slavomc Dance in tor the birthday of Pnnce Charles; Dav1s1London Sym 6·18) GLAZUNOV The Seasons. KostelanetvOrch 0-tlal OP 72. No 3. Szell,Clevelanrt Orch (COL MS Orch (Pl-ill 9500 107 15.36) Sonata for 4 ~lros. tCOL M 31077 15.381 BACH lrlole Clo m [) nun 7208 4 26) Tuckwell firn Quartet (ARGO ZAG 535 12.02) Fanlasia www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 20 JANUARY Loveday, Ka,ne. MLNDELSSOHN lntermeao from A Midsummer vln. Cavallo, p,ano (MHS ORM 110 3 52) Gounod Concertante on a theme or Corelli. /London Mamnger,Aca ot St Martm in the Nights Dream, Kuhollk Bava11an Radio Sym Orch (DG Grande Valse from La Retne de Saba. Bonynge vlns. Heath. cello. .39) ANON Ghaetta fields (ARGO ZAG 680 20.58) 138 959 3·17\ Sym Orch (LON CS 6744 4 - AM & 12:00 M DVORAK Scherzo Capncc10s0, Kempe Royal Seekell Mus1ca Reservara (PHIL 802 904 3:35) 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT In Baroer of Seville. Pait a. Royal Phil Phil Orch (SERA S 60098 12.30) SAINT-SAENS Var 6:00 a.m THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE SULLIVAN FM ROSSINI Ov1 to Sym Orch (LON SPC 21164 8 00) VAUGHAN WILLIAMS on J Theme ot Beethoven: Oosse. Pe111. pianos. (VOX Memoriam - Ovt rn C, Ounn,Cny of Bormmgham S 5476 18 03) ALLISON The Batchelars Delight. Orch {KLAV KS 521 11 16). RICHTER Sonata da Cam• Sym No 2 (London). Boull London Phil Orch (ANG SVBX Act BARTOK Vin Clo No 2. Perlman. vln. Bream Consrot (RCA LSC 3195 3 23) OEBUSSY era rn A, Tno Elvet1co (MHS 770 16·45) PUCCINI 36838 43:00) s1elane111Qrch (COL MS PrevrnrLondon Sym Orch (ANG S 37014 38 00) Syrm~: Rampal, 11: (MHS 906 2 23) II ot LA Boheme lor Orch; Ko in C. Members or the New Lon• 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & 7219 5.13) MOZART: Sonata No 10 ,n F for Organ and DOHNANYI Serenade Col Sym Orch (COL MG don Outnret (HNH 4072 21 OOL FM Orch. Biggs, organ Rozsnydi SSADOR HO R - AM & FM - Dllf· 2:00 p.m. TCHEREPNIN 10 Bagalelles for Piano and 32985 2 45) 10:00 p.m. AMBA the Oelitrae musicales ,ng J.inuary and Febuary we snail .ilso present a ser,es Orch. Meyer-Josten, piano, Faerber Wurttemberg Cha 7:00 a.m. PEZEL Suite from by /amous composers and some of thetr Orch ( fURN TVS 34545 12 43) RACHMANINOFF Sym oder Lust-Musrk: Kehr1Main2 Cha Orch (TURN TV leaturmg music Suite: Boullilondon /1/ustrrous students Tonight we feature music of Leo D11· Uance. Op 45, no 1, de Waarl/London Phil Orch 34274 12:51). HOLST. Japanese Kreisler DEUBES Selec (PHIL 6500 362 t 11 t) PIERNE ConcertSluecke for Sym Och (MHS 1919 10:55). PROKOFIEV. Dance from l1bes and 111s student. Fntz Phrl Orch (PHIL 11ons from the ballet, Sylvia; hstou/ar, London Sym tlarp and Orch. Challan. harp Cfuytens1Pans Cons Romeo & Juliet. de Waart'Rotterdam 2-77005 70 00) KREISLER · Selecte www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 21 JANUARY Boskovsky/Vienna Phil Ore~ (LON STS 15269 1:37) Sonata in C Min . for 2 recorders ana guitar, Koetz, OAUVl:RGNE: Concer1 de ~1rnp11on1e~l Up a. Ne 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW Hoch. recorders: Zaczek, guitar; (MHS 819 5:58) Carligny Cha Orch (MUS GUILD MS 106 17. 7: 00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR: Music composed by 12:00 M. BORODIN. Polovtsian Dances from Prince TRAD/arr. GRAINGER: Londenderry Air. Gold/I Giovanni Battista Pergolesl. born this day In 1710 PER Igor: Slokowski/Royal Phil Orch, Cho of the Welsh Nat {BOWMAR 60 4:05) BOCCHERINI: Celebralecl M• GOLESI: Clo Armonico No. 3 in A. Muench1nger1 Opera & John Alldis Cho (LON SPC 21111 in A: Biggs, peaaf h'chorcl; {COL MS 6878 2: Slullgart Cha Orch (LON STS 15244 10:55). Fl Clo No 11:08).BEETHOVEN: Six Themes and Vars for Fl ancl STRAUSS: The Liberated Woman: BoskovskvI Vi1 2 in G: Rampa!, fl: Ristenpart/Saar Cha Orch (RCA CAL Piano: Rampal, fl; Veyron-Lacroix, piano (TURN TV Phil (LON CS 6707 3:19). 3-1429 13:26) . Orfeo Cantata; Ticinelll-FaUori, s, 34059 18.50). GEMINIANI; Clo Grosso in D min , 7:00 a.m. HANDEL. Sonata 1n D Op _1 , No 13: M Galllco/Nuovo Concertato Italiano (MHS 875 18:00) Scimone/1 Sollsli Veneli {MHS 1142 9:35) STRAUSS: vln; Roberts, h'chord: (GOLD CREST RE 3072 14· Sonata No. 1 in G: Topolski. Kalup, vlns: Harancl, Annen Polka; Stolz/Stolz Sym Orch NELHYBEL. Impromptus for 6 Woodwinds; Flag cello: Langfort, h'chord; (MHS 1006 7:27). 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & Members of the Rome Sym Orch (SERE 12006 16. 8:00 p,m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & FM SHOSTAKOVICH. March , from the film , Zi FM MOZART: Ovl to La Finta Semplice: Marriner/Aca of 2:00 p.m. ZIEHRER: Wiener Buerger; Krips/Phil Prom Shostakovich/Bolshoi Theatre Orch & Cho (MEL St. Martin in the Fields (ANG S 36869 6:00) YARDU enade Orch (SERA S 60018 6 08). LOCATELLI Vin Clo 40160 4.35) . WOOD: Concert Walti. Joyous,, MIAN· Sym No. 1: Brus1low/BournemouIh Sym (HNH No 1 m D. Op. 3; Micheluccl. vln; I Musicl (EPIC BC Weldon/Pro Arte Orch (CAP SP 8684 4:23) , 4043 24:00). BEETHOVEN: Missa Solemnis: Popp, s: 1155 16:03) FAURE: Theme and Var in C-sharp min : 8:00 a.m LA PHILHARMONIC HOUR - AM & F~ Minton, ms; Walker, I; Howells, bs: Solti/Chlcago Sym Coll, piano (MHS L669 15:59). GIMENIZ. El baile de WAGNER: Prel to Act Ill of Lohengrin: Muck/Bo Orch ana Cho (LON OSA 12111 82:00). Luis Alonso; The Romeros, guitars; (PHIL 9500 296 sym Orch (RCA SP 33181 3:07). SPELMAN The '10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - ~M & FM - To 3:30). o Venus, Sections 1-4, Slelngruber. s; Wiener, night we shall present a group of recordings showcasing 3:00 p.m. WORLD OF OPERA - New Releases Fekete/Vienna Slate Opera Orch and Vienna Aca the versatile guitar artistry of John WIii/ams, mcludlng 4:00 p.m. GERSHWIN· 3 Prel for Plano: Mayorga, (MGM E 3085 20:05). LISZT: Transcendental E some of Williams· adventures with the electric guitar. piano, SHEFFIELD M 4 5·45). HINDEMITH: Nobillssima No. 7; CziNra, piano: (ANG 3591 B 4'54) FRIDAY 5 Visione; de Priest/Royal Phil Orch (DELOS DEL 25440 9:55 a.m. LIVING SHO\JLO BE FUN 12:00 a.m. SKJP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM 21 ·40), IVES: Largo, from Pre-First Sonata; Zukofsky, 10:00 a.m. COMMAND PERFORMANCE - MOZ. 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM vln: Kalish . piano; (NONE HB 73025 6:39) BULL: Ovt to The Marriage of Figaro: BoehmtBerlin O BANCHIERI: La Pazzia Senile; Sestello Italiano Luca Bull's Goodnight; Cameron, organ; (ARCHIV 198 472 Orch (DG 2535 229 4:14). CHOPIN Sonata No. Maernzlo (HELIODOR HS 25060 23:03) BRUCKNER· 3:19)_ B-llal min.: Argerich. piano; (OG 2530 530 22. Sym No 5 in B-llat; Klemperer/New Phil Orch (ANG 5:00 p.m. BENDA. Syrn in G: Hlavacek/ Muslci ALBENIZ: Zambra Granadlna; aoyd, guitar, (LON SB 3709 79:33) Pragenses (XROS 22 16 0060 8:27). LECLAIR· Sonata 7015 4:53). 3:00 a.m. LISZT: Piano Clo No. 1, Francois, piano: in D, Op. 9. No. 3, Grum1aux, vln; Ha1du. piano: (PHIL 11:00 a.m, TEXACO METROPOLITAN OPERA - A Silvestri/Phil Orch (ANG S 35901 18:40). GRAUNKE~ 6500 879 10·35) PROKOFIEV: Autumnal, Op. 8; FM- PUCCINI. Tosca; Sym in E (Die Heimal) Graunke/Bavarian Radio Cho Ashkenazy/London Sym Orch (LON CS 7063 8:30). 2:00 p.m. LAEMMLE INTERNATIONAL MOVIE HALI and Graunke Sym Orch (ELEC 061-28 806 63:07). BARBER: Adagio lor Sirs; Ormandy/Philadelphla Orch AM & FM - HERRMANN : Batlle or Nere IBERT: Oivertissement: Ormandy/Phlladelph1a Orch (COL M 30066 7:42) Herrmann/London Phil (ENTR'ACTE 6501 ST) (COL MS 449 15:45). LITOLFF- Scherzo from Sym Cto 6:00 p,m. CONCERT PREVIEW 2: 30 p.m. PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA - Srr for Piano and Orch; Lelfvm. piano: Koslelanet210rch 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music composed by Fre cond . Newbold, clar, Cho, vln: BACH: shephe (COL MS 7319 7·10). derick Converse & Nicolas Medlner. born this day in Music from The Xmas Oratorio: MOZART· Clar Ct 5:00 a.m. SAINT-SAENS; Bacchanale from Samson &· 1Bn and 1880, respecllve/y. CONVERSE: The Mystic A; MOZART: 3 German Dances. BEETHOVEN: Vin Delilah, Bernstein/NY Phil (COL MS 7415 6:25) Trumpeter: Schoenherr/Vienna Sym Orch (DESTO DST Op 61, MOZART- Serenade in G, K. 525; Szell/ Cleveland Orch 6407 20'.16) Flivver 10,000,000; Mester/Louisville 5:00 p.m. CHICAGO SYMPHONY OR CHESTRA - A (COL D3M 33261 17:10) . BUDASHKIN: Festival Ovt: Orch (FIRSl EDIT. LS 753 12:55). MEOTNER: Three FM Salli, cond. BRAHMS: Sym No. 3 In F: BRAH Osipov Balalaika Orch (MEL SR 40120 5.25) , DUFAY: Fantastic Improvisations; Pleshakov, piano: (ORION Sym No. 1 in C min., Oual Fronte Signorelle & Oona I Ardenti: The Festival ORS 701915:35) 7:00 p.m. CAMERA OSCURA -Music for the c,tte Consor1 (MHS 1891 3:04). PROKOFIEV: End of the B:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & 7'30 p m SOME.THING SPECIAL- AM & FM Fairy Tale. lrom Cinderella, Rozhdestvensky/Moscow FM ARRIAGA: Ovt lo Los Escravos Felices; Cobos/ 8:00 p m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - Radio Sym Orch (MEL SR 40075 4:41). English Cha Orch (HNH 4001 8:00). BAX: Sym No. 7: & FM FALLAIHALFFTER; Allantida; Tarres, s, R 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE MOZART: Ovt to LeppardlLondon Phil (HNH 4010 45:00). SCOTT: Piano ms: Sardmero, br; Gimenez, t; de Burgos1Spanish La Finta Semplice: Marr1ner/Aca ol SI Martin ,n the Cto No . 1 In C: Ogdon. piano; Herrmann/London Phil Orch and Cho (ANG SBLX 3852). Fields (ANG S 36B69 5:50) HARTY: With the Wild (HNH 4025 49:00) . ROUSSEL Sinfoniella; Einhorn/ 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - V Geese: Gibson/Scottish Nat Orch (HMV ASO 2400 English Cha Orch (HNH 4027 9.00). ever happened lo /he Swingle Singers? - an overv1e1 18.17). LALANDE: Symphonies tor the King's Supper: 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - To this innovative voc;i/ group including their early rec, Colombo/Lamoureux Concerts Orch (OISEAU OLS 143 night we present music of Joachim Raff and his student, mgs, through lhe division al the group 111/0 Swmg 9:53). STRAUSS: Furioso Galop; Paulik/Vienna Slate Edward MacOowe/1 . . RAFF: Sulle in D Minor for and Quire. Opera Orch (VAN SO 205 2:45). Piano Solo; Ruiz, piano: (GENE GS 1009 37:41) Mac SUNDAY 7 7:00 a.m. ROSSINI· William Tell Ovt: Garaelll!New Phil OOWELL: Suite No. 2, Op . 48: LandautWestphalian 12:00.a.m. GLOBAL VILLAGE - AM & FM - IC Orch (LON STS 15307 12.16) . DELIUS. Intermezzo Sym (TURN TVS 34535 30:02) rubs its eyes. from Fennimore and Gerda: Beecham/Royal Phil Orch 2: 00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & SATURDAY 6 (SERA S 60185 5:,B). ROSENBERG: Railway Fugue MOZART: Sym Concer1ante 111 E-flat for Vin and Via from Voyage to America: Doratl/Stockholm Phil Orch 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM 364: Heifetz. vln; Primrose. via: So1omon10rch ! (RCA VICS 1319 6:08). 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM LSC 2734 26:35). BUSONI. Sonata No 2 for Vin 8:00 a.m. VIVALDI: Clo for Guitar in O: Scheit, guitar; BRUELL: Piano Clo No 2 in C. Op 24, Cooper, piano, Deaky/Nuernberg Sym Orch (GENE GS 1015 29:50). Piano: Granat. vln: Gray. piano: (DESMAR DSM 1 BoellcherrVienna Soloists (BACH GUILD 11:16). HUM· 28:16) . MEL. Sonata in C for Mandolin anc! Piano, Scivittaro. MOZART. Serenade No. 1 In O, K. 100; Paumgartner/ Camerata Acad of the Salzburg Mozartuem (ANG S 3:00 a.m. SCHUBERT- Sym No 1 in D: Boehml B• mandolin: Veyron-Lacrohc, piano: (NONE H 71227 Phil (OG 2530 216 29:10). ROZSA' Quintet for P 17·30) . GRAINGER: I'm Seventeen Come Sunday: 36377 21·04) . SAINT-SAENS. Album for Piano. Op. 72; Oosse, piano; {VOX SVBX 5476 22;40)- HANSON. and Strs, Op 2; Pennario. piano: Granat. Sanov. ~ Brillen/English Cha Orch and Ambrosian Singers ( LON Thomas, via: Rosen. vcl: (ORION ORS 75191 28: CS 6632 3:00). PROKOFIEV: Cinderella's Happiness. Four Psalms; Boucher, baritone; HansonIEastman TCHAIKOVSKY: Suite No 4 tor Orch, Ricci. tram Cinderella: Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Radio Sym RochesIe, Orch (MER SAi 75063 20:48). MARAIS: Ansennet/Suisse Romande Orch (LON CS 6 Orch (MEL SR 40075 3:16) . Couplets on Les Folles d'Espagne: Holliger. ob; Cerv 26:05). PURCELL: lnciclental Music from The Mar 9:00 a.m. BOISMORTIER: Daphnls and Chloe (ballet era via da gamtJa: Jacottet. h' chord: Beau: Mahler/Cha Orch of the Hartford Sym (VAN music): Gerwig, lute: Welsh Rhap: Gibson/Scottish Nat 3:00 a.m. KHACHATURIAN: Vin Clo in D; Bernard. vln, Khachaturian/Bucharest Sym Orch (WOR SER 9066 155 10:50 . SIBELIUS. Lemmtnkainen ·s Homey Orch (HMV ASO 2400 17.30). MACDOWELL: To a Wild Journey. 6p_ 22; fossIBuftalo Phil (NONE 71 Rose: Or111andy/Philadelphia Orch {COL MS 7103 37:55). KOHS: Sym No. 1; Adler/Vienna Orch (CAI SD 5:57). 2:03). SOLER: Sonata rn C, Roberts. h'chord; (GENE 104 22:06). OITTERSOORF: Clo in B-llat for H'ctiord FALLA: 3 Dances from The Three-Corm and Orch: Vevron-Lacroix. h'chord: Redel/Pro Arte Cha 5:00 a.m. GS 1007 2:35) Hat: ae Larrocha. piano ( LON CS 6B81 9 ~ 10:00 a.m. BIZEl Carmen Suite: Barenbo1mI0rchestre Orch of Munich (WEST WST 17060 20:25) . BEETH• STRAUSS. Artist's Life Waltz: BoskovskylVienna cle Paris (ANG S 36955 tt42). TARTINI. Cto In D for OVEN'. Sonata in 1:.-flal. Op. 31, No 3: Gould, piano; (COL M 32349 17:05) BACH: Trio Sonata No. 6 in G, (LON STS 15268 8:16) . SEVERAC: The Brave Tin Vin and Strs; Gertler vln: de Stoutz/Zunch Cha Orch die,: Dosse. Pern, pianos: (TURN TV 34586 11 (MHS 1886 14.03). HOLST: A Fugal Ovt: BoulVLondon !lWV 530; Newman, pedal h'chord. {COL M 32229 9:06) KETELBY· In the Mystic Land of Egypt: Allbert1/Vlf Phil Orch (MHS 1229 5:03) WOOLFENOEN. Corona Stale Opera Orch \WEST WGS 8139 6:57). tton Procession, tram lncfdental music lo The Re 5:00 a.m. KORNGOLD: Slectlons from "The Aclven 6:00 a.m. STRAV NSKY· Cto in D for Str Orch: venger 's Tragedy. WoollendenIRoyal Shakespeare tures of Robin Hood" : GerhardVNat Phil (RCA ARL Kara1an/Berlin Phil /DG 2530 267 12:31) GALLIA Theatre Wmd Band (ABBEY LPB 657 1·08). 1·0912 12:20) HANOEL. Cto Grosso in C, from Ale Sonata No. 3 In F for Bsn and contJnuo, Thompi 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN xander 's Feast: Richter/Munich Bach Orch (ARCHIV bsn; Trobaugh, h'chord: (MHS 1853 10:20) GIMH 11:00 a.m, VILLA LOBOS: Bachianas Brasileiras No 6 2533 159 12:55). BILLINGS: Chester; Be Glad Then, America: Smith/Smith Singers, (COL MS 7277 7:21). La Boca de Luis Alonso: Intermezzo; WAGNER for Fl and Bsn: Dufrene. fl, Pleisser, bsn: (ANG 3554 7 lude to Act 111 al Die Meistersinger: Boull,r 9:08) FRANCAIX: L'Horloge de Flore: de 'Lancie, ob: IPPOLITOV-IVANOV: In the Village, from Caucasian Sketches: Bernstein/NY Phil (COL MS 7014 4:50) . Phllharmonla Orch (ANG S 36871 6:22). GLINKA: • Prevln/London Sym Orch (RCA LSC 2945 15·54) Aragonesa· Svet1anovIUSSR Svm Oreo (MEL SR 4C STRAUSS: Emperor Watlz; Boskovsky/Johann Strauss 6:00 a.m. LISZT· Hungarian Rhap No. 4 in C-sharp 9:08) Orch of Vienna (ANG S 36956 10:05) CORELLI· min., SIivestri/Vienna Phil (A NG 35677 11.20) 7:00 a.m. MARTINU: Le Jazz (1928), Vostrak/Pa 22 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com JANUARY Singers & Prague Sym Orch (SUPRA 1 10 1014 4:15) 8:33). BtZEl Jeux d'entants, BarenboirrvOrchestre de Prevlnl london Sym Orch (RCA LSC 2945 27.18) 7:15 a.m. MUSIC FOR A SUN'DAY MORNING- BACH. Parls (ANG 36955 11:43) . de LALANDE: Concerl of HAYDN: Sym No 99 In E-llat, Beecham1Royal Phil Cantata No 58 for the Sunday alter the Feast or Cir Trpts for the Feast ot Versailles; Paillard/Paillard Cha Orch (ANG S 36254 25:20) cumcision; Kronwitter. Jelos1ts. s: van aer Meer, bs; Orch (MHS 1661 8.18). DEBUSSY: En bateau. from Pe 3:00 a.m. BRAHMS: Llebeslleder Wallzes, Op 52, Harnoncourt/Concentus Musicus Vienna ( TELE lite Suite: Ormandy/Phifadelphia Orch (COL M 31633 Seefried , s; Kostia. eta: Kmentl, t: Waechter. br; 6 35305 12:03).. BACH. Cantata No 65 ror the Feast 4:12) . Werba , Weissenborn, pianos: (DG 138 792 22:05) Epiphany, Equiluz. t: van der Meer. bs; Harnoncourt/ 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN STENHAMMER: Serenade for Orch in F. Op . 31: Toelzer Boycholr and Concenrus Mus1cus Vienna (1ELE 11:00 a.m. SHOSTAKOVICH. Ballet Suite No 1: Kubelik/Stockholm Phil (HEL HS 25086 33:58) 6.35335 16:41) BYRO· Mass for 5 voices; Preston/ ShoS1akovich/Bolshoi Theatre OrCh (MEL SR 40115 STRAUSS: Also Sprach Zarathustra; Haitlnkl Choir of Christ Church Cathedral (ARGO ZRG 858 12:12) . DEBUSSY: Printemps; de Froment, Orch of Concertgebouw Orch of Amsterdam (PHIL 6500 624 26:55). SCHUETZ: Psalm 116; Behrmann/Berlin Radio Luxembourg (VOX SVBX 5128 15' 15). HEWIH 34:14) FISCHER· Suite VI· " Euterpe"; Roberts. Spandau Ka11torel (ODY 32 16 0360 16:45) The Fourth of July: Ellsasser. organ; (NONE H 71200 h'Chord; (KLAV KS 506 11;05). 8:30 a.m. VOICE OF PROPHECY - 8:30) . SIBELIUS: Valse triste, from Kuolema: 5:00 a.m. MACCUNN: Overture. The Land ot the 9:00 a.m. ASSEMBLIES OF GOO - Rozhdestvensky/Leningrad Phil Orch (MEL SR 40031 Mountain and Flood, Gibson/Scottish Nat Orch (HMV 9:30 a.m. CROSSROADS OF MUSIC-Today our prog 4:52) ASD 2400 8:54). BRITTEN. Te Oeum in C; Philips. tre, ram will observe /he birthdays of Francis Poulenc (Jan 12:00 M STRAUSS Tales from the Vienna Woods: bte: Ledger/King's College Cho. Cambridge (ANG S 7, 1899). Alexander Scriabin .11 6, 1872). Max Bruch Dorat1/Lo11don Phil (LON SPC 21018 14,08) . MOZART: 37119 7'46). SCHUBERT: Sonata in D, Op. 137. No. 1: /Jan. 6, 1838) Christian S,nding (Jan. 11. 1856), and Sym in F. K. 75; I Musici (PHIL 6500 535 15·15) Grumiaux. vtn, Veyron-Lacroix, piano; (PHIL 6500 341 Reinhold Gflere (Jan 11. 1815}. NELHYBEL: Estarnp1e: Nelhybel/Sth US Army Band 11:06). BARBER: A Stopwatch and an Ordnance Map, 1:00 p.m. CAVALCADE OF NEW RELEASES tUSA 32681 5:02) . LISZT'. Wilde Jagd. from Transcen Golschmann1Sym of the Air and the Rober1 de Cormier 2:00 p.m. LOS ANGELES CO UNTY MUSEUM CONCERT dental Eludes: Berman , piano (COL M 3'3928 4 41 ). Cho (VAN VSD 2083 5:43) 3:00 p.m. BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA - AM & FM 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE SOR: Intro and 5:00 p.m. GOURMET BEAT - AM & FM FM Var on a Theme of Malbrough; Santos, guitar. (MHS 6:00 p.m. KFAC MUSICAL DICTIONARY - The Al• 2:00 p.m. POULENC: Suite Francaise; PretreJDrchestre 1916 7·23) HAYDN: Cto No. I in C for Organ and Orch, bumblatt de Paris (ANG 36519 12"16) . BACH: Cto in O Mm , Biggs. organ; Rozsnyai/Col Sym Orch (COL MG 32985 6:30 p.m. UTAH SYMPHONY ORCHE STRA BWV 1052; Newman. h'chord and rrlencts (COL MO 18:45) SAMMARTINI. Sym in C. JC 7: Jenkins/ 9:00 p.m. DELTA OPERA HOUSE - AM &. FM -PUC.. 32300 22:14). KHACHATURIAN: Lullaby, from Gayne Angeli cum Orch of Milan (NONE H 71162 8:56) . CINI. Madama Butterfly; Steber. s; Tucker, l i Valdengo, Baltet. Kostelanel2/0rch (CO L MS 7018 3:16). BACH/ LIGETI; Morgen: ErlcsenlStockholm Cha Cho (EMI C bt: Rudolf/Met Opera Cho anef Orch (ODY Y3 32107 PARKENING: Sleepers Awake; Parkenmg, gui\ar; (ANG 153-29 916/9 1:09) 2:20:om. S 36041 4 28). 7:00 a.m. BEETHOVEN: 12 Contredanses; Marrlner/Aca MONDAY 8 3: 00 p.m. GOUNOD. Salut demeure. from Faust; of SI Martin in the Fields (ANG S 37044 11:02) 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM Tucker. I, with orch; (CO L MS 6957 5:45). STRAUSS: CHABRIER. Souvenirs de Munich; Klein, Kyrlakou , 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM Empress· Awakening Scene from Die Frau ohne Schat- prano 4-hands: (TURN TV 34241 6:04). GABRIELi· VERDI · Ballet music (The Four Seasons) from I Vespn 1e11. Price, Clark, s; LeinsdorflNew Phil Orch and Men Canzon a 12 in Echo: Philadelphia. Chicago and Cleve• Siciliani• de Almeida/Nat Opera Orch ot Monte Carlo of !he AmbrQsian Opera Cho (RCA ARL 1-0333 14.11). land Brass Ens (COL MS 7209 3:27) ORFF: Gas• (PHIL 6747 093 28:40) RACHMANINOFF Eludes Tab MASSENET: Scene and FablialJ , from Manon; Sills. s; senhauer: Orlf/lnstr Ens (BASF HC 25122 2:46) feaux, Op. 39; Collard. piano (CONN CS 2075 37.28) Trempont, br; Rudel/New Phil Orch and Ambrosian 8:00 a.m. TORELLI· Concen tor Two Orchestras, Two DEBUSSY Fantas1e for Plano and Orch, Ciccolin1 Opera Cho (ABC AUD TREAS 10:01) . MASCAGNI: 11 Trumpets and Two Oboes, Andre. Lagorce. lrpts; piano, Martinon/French Nat Radio Orch (ANG S 37065 padron Ira pnco . Cherry Duet. from L'Arnicp Fntz: SIVlero , Giuliani, ob: Got11/lns1r Ens of Bologna (MHS 23.38) . DANZI: Clo in D min for Fl & Orch, Meylan, II, Fren1 , s: Pavarotti. t; GavezzenvRoyal Opera House 1534 12:02) LECLAIR. Cto 101 Fl and Orch in C. Op. 7. Prohaska/Vienna State Opera Orch (VAN VCS 10010 Orch (ANG 36935 6:43) . No. 3; Nicolet. II; Baumgartner/Lucerne Fest Strs (DG 19:45). 4:00 p.m. GASSMAN: Ovt to L'amore arllglano, 136 547 15.25) BEETHOVEN Allegro and Minuet tor 3:00 a.m. SIBELIUS: Sym No . 5 in E-flat: von Bonynge1Eng11sn Cha Oren (LON cs 6735 7:08) Two Fis: Rampa!, Larde. fls; (TURN TVS 34059 5:40) . KarajantBerlln Phil (DG 139 973 31 :241. BERLIOZ: VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS· Partfla for Dbl Str Orch; BoufU SCHMELZER. Sonata Natalitla a 3 Chari, (TELE SAWT Cleopatre, Tourel, ms. BernsteintNY Phil (COL MS Strin~s of the London Sym Orch (ANG SO 37211 9563 2:53) 6438 21 ·18) BOCCHERINI: Sym in A, Op. 35. No. 3: 19:47). FAURE: Can11que de Jean ~acine. Op. 11: 9:00 a.m. ELGAR: Romance tor Bsn and Orch: Galt. Ephrlkian/Bologna Phil (TELE S~H 24-T/1-3 15 21) Cleobury, organ; Guest/St John's College Cho (ARGO bsn, Barenbolm/Engllsh Cha Orch (CO L 33584 5:03) MOZART· Sym No 38 in D (Prague). Kosier/London ZRG 841 5:36) MARTINU. Saltarello from the opera, SCARLATTI· Sonata in G Mm • K. 426; Roberts , Sym Orch (CONN CSO 2051 24:40) . GROSS: Three Mlrandollna· JilektBrno Stare Phil (UPRA 1 10 1620 h'chord, (KLAV KS 524 6.15) . RESPIGHI; Pines OI from the HIiis: H1ndsley/Umv of tllino1s Concert Band 4:02). Rome: Maazel/Berlin Phrl tDG 138 033 20·24) (EARL 3 5:16) . STRAUSS Music ol the Spheres: 5:00 p.m. arr. CANTRELL. 4 Elizabethan Pieces; Phil WIENIAWSKI: Vars on the Austrian Nat Anthem. Ricci, Boskovsky/Vienna Phil (LON STS 15268 8·55) W1nef Oulnlet (WIM WIMR 9 6:07) MONCAYO: vln; (DEC DL 710172 4:11} 5:00 a.m. PACHELBEL: Canon: The Canadian Brass Huapango , de la Fuente/Nat Sym Orch ot Mexico 10:00 a.m. WAGNER Gooa Friday Music from Act Ill (BOOT BMC 3003 5:00) MOZART. Var in D on a (MUSART 3007 8:25) HOLST: A Moorslde Suite, of Parsifal;. Boull/London Sym Orch (ANG S 37090 minuet by Duport: Brendel. piano (VAN VCS 10043 Howarth/Gtlmethorpe Colliery Band (DECCA SXL 6820 8:52) KUHNAU : Biblical Sonata No. 2 In G min .: 13 :35) VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS Fantasia on 14:00) . BACH/arr. NEEL: Ricercare from the Musical Picht•Axenfeld , h'chord, (MHS 879 12:42). COPLAND. Greensleeves, Bernstein/NY Phil (COL M 30573 5:00) . Offering; Neel/Toronto Cha Orr.h (UMBRELLA DD 9 Letter from Home: Copland/New Phil Orch (COL M GERSHWIN: 3 Preludes; Pennario, piano; (RCA LSC 6:35) . 33586 7:19) . BEETHOVEN: German Dance No. 12 in C; 2731 5.46). KORNGOLD : Selections from The Sea 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW Lehan1Consor11um Muslcum (SERA S 60180 3:22), Hawk. GerhardVNat Phll Orch (RCA ARL 1-0912 8:08) 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR -Music composed by Ulys 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD 8E FUN 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE AUBER· Le ses Kay. born Jan . 7. 1917 KAY: A Short Ovt ; 11:00 a.m. BRITTEN· Songs from the Chinese, Pears, Domino Noir Ovt : Wolff/Paris Cons Orct\ (LON STS HugheSIOakland Youth Orch (OESTO DC 7170 6:30). t; Bream. guita1: (RCA AGL L-1281 9:57). HAYDN: Sym 15031 8:01) EASDALE: The Red Shoes Ballet: Six Dances tor Str Orch. Freeman/Westphallan Sym No. 100 in G (MIiitary): Jochum/London Phil (OG 2530 Golschmann/St Louis Sym Orch (ODY 32 16 0338 Orch (TURN TVS 34546 19:40). Markings, Freeman/ 459 22:23). FRESCOBALDI: Canzon per due Cant,: 16:57) BERLIOZ: Revene et Caprice: Grumiaux. vln: London Sym arch (COL M 32783 19:05) What's in a Linde Consort (E MI C 063·30 110 3:17) ANON : Ubl de Waart1New Phil Orch (PHIL 6580 047 7:19). FUCIK: Name?: How Stands the Glass Around?. Randolph/ Caritas et Amor: Ga1ard1Monks of the Abbey of Saint• The Old Bear with a Sore Head: Formacek, bsn; Randolph Singers (CRI 102 6.40) Pierre de Solesmes (LON OS 25832 2:54) . Neumann/Czech Phil (QUINT PMC 7038 4:45) 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENl~G CONCERT - AM & 12:00 N. IBERf Trio lor Vin, Cello & Harp; Sanchez, 7:00 a. m. ROSSINI Ovt to Semiramide: Solti/Orch of FM VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS: The Wasps Ovt: Previnl vln: Degenne, cello: Jamet. harp; (MHS 883 13:49) Royal Opera House (LON CS 6753 11:15). STRAUSS: London Sym Orch (RCA LSC 3244 9:00) SALLINEN:. ZADOR: Duo-Fantasy for 2 Cellos and Piano: G. & P Serenade in E-flat; Fennell/Eastman Wind Ens (MER Sym No. 2; Kamu! Flnmsh Radio Orch (HNH 4002 Rejto. cellos: A. Rejto. piario: (ORION ORS 7282 SR 90173 9:39) GOTTSCHALK: Creole Eyes; List , 23:00) . BEETHOVEN Clo in D. Barenboim. piano. and 16:29), BEETHOVEN. Fuer Elise: Los Indios Tabajaras. piano and the MonS1er Concert Ens (COL M 31726 conducting the English Chamber Orch (OG 2530 457 guitars: (RCA CRL 1-0668 3:02). WEELKES: Three 2:33). 45:00) DVORAK: Quartet In A•llal, Gabriell Ouartel Madrigals; The King's Singers {ANG S 3:58) 8:00 a.m. LISZT: Transcendental Elude No. 11, Ber (LON STS 15399 34:00) . 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & man, piano (COL M2 33928 9:39) CORRETTE: le 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - Great FM Ph mix Cto for 4 Cellos, To urn us Escavi, Burgos & Cor1ductors of /he Past continues with Otto Klemperer 2:00 p.m. BACH. Toccata, Adagio artef Fugue in C. Roger, cellos: CartlgnytCartigny Cha Orch (MHS 1848 . MOZART· Ovt to the Abduction from the Seraglio, Germani. organ: (SERA S 60196 14:49) PROKOFIEV: 9:05) STRAUSS: Non-Stop Polka: Boskovsky/Johann Klemperer/Philharmonia Orch (ANG 36128 5:47) Vin Cto No. 1 ln D: Bernardi. vln; Bugeann!Bucharest Strauss Orch of Vienna (ANG S 36887 1:56). BRUCKNER: Sym No. 5 in B-flat; Klemperer/New Phll Sym Orch (WOR SER 9046 20:41) COUPERIN: Le 9:00 a.m. LISZT: Hungarian Rhap No. 1; Ormandrl Orch (ANG SB 3709 79:33). MOZART: Sym No 35 in Petit Moutins a Vent: Roberls. h'chord: (KLAV KS 524 Philadelphia Orch (COL M 31846 10:43) . HUMME : D (Haffner) ; Klemperer,Phll Orch (ANG S 36128 2:21) ANON: Three Dances, Morrow/Muslca Reservata Trpt cto in E-llat; DoKschitser. trpt, Barshai1Moscow 17'44). (ARGO ZAG 566 3:41) Theatre Drch (MEL SR 40123 18:14) KODALY· Ballet TUESDAY 9 3: 00 p.m. GIORDANO. Nemlco della patria , from Mus1c; Dorati/Phllharmonla Hungartca (LON CSA 2313 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM Andrea Chenier: Bast1anm1. br: GavezzenilSt Cecilla 5·32) FALLA. Spanish Dance No 1 from La Vida 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM Aca Orch (LON OS 26276 4:26). BERLIOZ: Act II of lhe Breve, Bream, Williams, guitarn, (RCA LSC 3257 VECCHI· 11 Convitato Musicale; Giani/11 Nuovo Mad- Trojans; Vickers. I; Lindholm, s: Howells. ms: Wicks. 3.34) 11gale1to Italiano (TURN TV 34067 26:27). SCHUBERT. Rattell, bs: Davis/Cho and Orch of Royal Opera House 10:00 a.m. GINASTERA: Pampeana No. 2 tor Cello and Sym No. 2 in B•llat; Boehm/Berlin Phil (DG 2530 216 {PHIL 6799 002 24 02) . PONCHIELU. Sulcidiol from Piano; P Rejto. vcl: Rejto, piano; (ORION ORS 7282 29:04) !BERT· Svm Concertante, de Lancia. ob, La Gioconda: Callas, s: Vollo/La Scala Orch (ANG SCB 23 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com JANUARY 3743 4·34) WAGNER: lohengrm·s Narrative. trom Vin and Piano: Voicou, vln, Haas, piano; (LON STS Monteux/Vienna Phil (RCA VICS 1070 45:15). Lohengrin: lloslalvy, t; Erdelyl/Orch of Hungarian State 15175 2113) WEISS· Tombeau sur la mort de M Cate- 3:00 a.m. FOSS. The Songs of Songs (19471; TourE Opera House (QUAL LPX 11312 4 25) - 1an Baron d Hartig. Matthews, guitar: (TURN TV 34538 ms: Bernstein/NY Phil (CRI SO 284 25:55) DVORA 4:00 p.m. MENDELSSOHN· War March of the Priests. 5.37) SENFL· Was wird es doch des Wunders noch: Piano Cto tn G min., Ponti, piano: Rohan/Prague Sy lrom Athahe ; Ormandy1Philadelphia Orch \COL MG PoehlerttPoehlert Renaissan ce Ens (MHS 1390 2:05) . Orch (TURN 'TVS 34539 37'49) MESSIAEN 32314 5:09) ELGAR: La Caprtcleuse: Grum aux. vln: 10:00 a.m. MOZART. Fl Ouanet ,n F, k. 285, Berlin Phil Exspecto Resurrecfionem Mortuorum. 8oulez/Doma11 Ha)du, p,ano; (PHIL 6599 373 3 45) MOZART. Eine Soloists (DG 138 997 9·21). MASSENET: Scenes Hon Musical Ens and Strasbourg Pere Ens (COL MS 73i kleme Nachtmus1k. K. 525, Mehta/Israel Phil Orch groises, Cao,Orch ol Radio Luxembourg (TURN OTVS 29:35). MENDELSSOHN. Prel and Fugue tn 8,fl, (LON CS 7066 20;18) RENIE: Legende, Grandjany 34570 17:30) ANON: Saltarello: BecketVMuslca Re• d'Arco, piano: (MHS 1172 7 13) ALBINONI Adagio harp; (CAP SP 8514 ?-52) , servata (PHIL 802 904 2.02). GRIEG: Emsamer Wan G min.: Brown. vln; Marnner/Aca of St Martin rn II 5:00 p,m. ROUSSEL. Petite Suite pour Orch, Op 39. dere,, horn Lyric Pieces: Grlels, piano: (DG 2530 476 Fields (ANG S 37044 7:40) Ansermel/Su,sse Romande Orch (LON STS 15395 2:14) 5:00 a.m. CALDARA: Balletto 1n G. from La Clemen 12:30). VIVALDI. Cto ror Sirs ln G min . Harnoncourt, 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULO BE FUN - di nto; Melkus, vln, Gruemmer, cello: Schwar Concentus Mus,cus Vienna (TELE 6,41961 5:30) 11:00 a.m. DEBUSSY: Sonata for Vin ana Plano, h chord, Ctemencic, positiv organ; (MHS 864 7 I~ 'TOUCHEMOULIN. Cto tn A for Fl and Orch; Larrieu, fl. Cyroulnik. vln, Hubeau , piano, (MHS 803 12 12) MOZART: Sym No. 43 in F, K. 76; Marrrner Aca or~ Wallez!French Instr Ens (PETERS PLE 038 l0'54) CHOPIN· Var on "Lac, darem ta mano, " from Mozart's Martin rn fhe Fields (PHIL 6747 099 14.52). FISCHE PAGANINI: Tarantella 1n A rnin : ,erebesl, vln: Don G1ovann1, Simon, piano: Beissel/Hamburg Syrn Suite II "Calliope", Roberts, h'chord: (KLAV KS 51 Prunnbauer, guitar. (TELE 6.41995 6.00) (VOX OSVBX 5126 15·15) _ BEETHOVEN: Romance for 8:30) KODALY· King Ladlslaus' Men; AndoriKod;: 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW Vin and Orch tn F; Ofstrakh, vln. Goossens/Royal Phil Girls' Chotr (ANG S 36334 3:58) SCHUBERT Alie 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music ol John Knowles Orch (OG 138 714 8 45) READ_ Dunlap's Cree~; retto in C min .: Kempf!, piano; (OG 2530 090 4:47) Patne, bom /!11s day ,n 1839 PAINE Vat on Austr,a, Traphagen/Lowell State Wind Ens \ERRL BP 23 4:13) . 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - SMYTH 0• El/sasser. organ; (NONE H 71200 5.11) Sym No. 2 in A. 12: 00 M. IRELAND: Overture· ' Salyricon''; Bouh/ The Wreckers: Gibson/Scottish Nat Fantasy 1n C. St Op. 34, Krueger/Royal Phil Orch of London {MIA 120 London Phil (MHS 1317 8:33) HERTEL: Cto in E-flat lAca of Sl Martin In the Fields (ANG SE Vienna (TELE 6.42039 29:00) El Chueco; Mata/Mexico Nat Univ Sym Orch (RCA 3800 4:11) 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - To MKLA 65 19.38). PROKOFIEV: Death ol Tybalt, 1rnm 8:00 a.m. WOLF Italian Serenade In G, I Musrcl (PH ni9ht we begin a three-evening Shakespea,e Festwal Romeo & Juliet: de WaarvRotterdam Phil Orch (PHIL 802 725 7·18) SATIE: Parade - Ballet: Auriacomt w,111 various versI011s ot Romeo and J11/leI, including 6500 640 4 39). GIBBONS. Royal Pavane. Jones Brass Paris Cons Orch (ANG S 36485 15.45) RAMEAU. Ai music of Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev and Berlioz Ens (ARGO ZAG 823 1:45). de Ballet. from Platee: McDonald. harp: HulllAnzo WEDNESOAY 10 3:00 p.m. PONCHIELLI· Pescator. pescator . Cielo Cha Orch (KL/\V KS 515 9:03) . IBERT: Entr'acte for 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM e mar. trom La Gioconda: Me111II, br; Bergonz,. t: and Guitar. von Bahr, fl: Blanco. guilar, (BI S LP 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM Gardelll/Orch and Cho of S Cecilia Aca ot Rome (LON 3:18). TCHAIKOVSKY· Hamlet. Ovl-Fantasy; Abravanel/Ulah OS 26162 12 15) DELIBES· Duet trom Act Ill or 9:00 a.m. CO UPERIN: Suite No. 2 in A; Dupre. Ne Sym Orch (VOX QSVBX 5131 17-22). MOZART: Clo ror Lakme; Vanzo. t: Sutherland. s. Cales. br; Bacquter. b1tt, vlas da gamba, Dart, h'chord; (OISEAU OLS 1· Clar and Orch in A. K. 622; Leister, clar; Kubellk/Berlin bs; Bonynge/Monte Carlo Nat Opera Orch (LON OS 12:44) . HINDEMITH: Concert Music for Strs and Bra Phil (DG L36 55028.17) BRAHMS: Sonata No I lor 26201 10:14) VERDI: Mortal. diletto a numi. from Bernstein/NY Phil (COL MS 6579 16 52) GLIERE R Cello and Piano m E min : Fournier. cello, Firl Boston Sym Orch (UG 2707 054 13:55) . HINOEMlfH: 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN - 3 03) SOR: Minuelto in D. Op 11 , No 5: larrago. Kleine Kammermusik, Op. 24, No. 2; Vienna Wind 11:00 a.m. VILLA-LOBOS: Bach1anas Brasile1ras No 5 guitar, (ODY 32 16 0114 3:08) Soloists (LON STS 15419 12.59). CARULLI Notturno, for Soprano and Celli: Davrath, s; Bernstein/NY Phil 6:00 a.m, BIGAGLIA· Sonata in A rrun 1or Recorder. Op. 189; s,cca, guitar: Fleres. piano: (MHS 1651 (COL MS 6514 11 :00) ZADOR Studies for Orch; Bsn & H'chord; Piguet, recorder; Stiltner. bsn; Gmun 5.37) BAX: Mediterranean, Boull/London Phil Orch Freeman/Westphahan Sym Orch (ORION ORS 74140 der, h'chord, (MHS 1864 7 16) Pixis, Clo tor Piano (HNH 4034 3:05) 24: 11) PROKOFIEV: Prince & Prince·s Frrsl Ga lop Vin and Strs; Boehm . piano: Kooper, vln, Landau, 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW from Cinderella. Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Radio Sym Westphalian Sym Orch (Turn 1vs 34590 22:28) Gos 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - MUSIC composed by Orch (MEL SRC 4114 3.24) CHOPIN Tarantelle in sec: Aux Manes de la Gironde; DondeyneJBrass and Christian Sinding & Reinhold Gliere. born this day ,n A-flat, Nlcota,sen. piano: (KLAV KS 519 3:30) Pere of the Guardians ot the City ot Pans and Vocal 1856 and 1875, respecl,vely StNOING: Selected 12:00 M. BIBER: Violino Solo Representativa, Harnon Ens (NONE H 71075 6:15). DELIUS· Marche-Caprice: keyboard works; Ruiz , piano; (GENE GS 1003 18:13). court, vln: Harnoncourt, cello, Tachez, . h chord. (TELE Beecham/Royal Phll (SERA S 60185 3.49) SINDING Suite in A Min He1te1z, vln: WallenslemlLA SAWT 9549 8:35) BACH: Brandenburg Clo No. 6 In 7:00 a.m. HAYDN: Trio No. 60 in A; Koch. baryton: Phil (RCA LM 1832 11:27) SINOING: Search atter Ille B-tlal, Marnner1Aca of St Martin in the Fields (PHIL Koch. via: Buhl, cello: (RCA VICS 1425 13:15) . BACH: and live II Op. 55, No 5, Flagstad. s: McArthur, 6700 045 I 7:32) FIALA: Parthia in D-sharp; Musi ca Brandenburg Cto No. 2 In F Casals/Marlboro Fes1 piano. (LON LL 1669 0·59). GLIERE· Cto for Coloratura Pragenses (XROS 22 16 0066 6.40) DEBUSSY· l•n· Orch (COL M2s 731 11:34) . NELHYBEL. Sym Mvt; and Orch. Op. 82; Sutherland, s; Bonynge London daraja, for 'Two Pianos: Joy, Robin-Bonneau, pianos. Nelhybel/51h US Army Band (USA 32681 7 35) BUX Sym Orch \LON OS 26110 11:25) Dancing Scene from (MHS 849 5:27) . TEHUDE. Fuge m C; Kee. organ, (TELE SAWT 9436 The Bronze Horseman. Zurai1is/Bolsho1 Theatre Orch 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & 3:00) (MEL SR 40103 6.14) FM 8:00 a.m. LA PHILHARMONIC HOUR - AM & FM 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & 2:00 p.m. LISZT Venezia e Napoli: Berman. piano; 9:00 a.m. COLLECTORS' SHELF - SATIE Gym FM GERSHWIN· Cuban Ovl, (10 00) Catfish Row (COL M 33927 t7·55) DUTILLEUX. Le Loup, Pretre1 nopedies Nos. 1 & 2, Koussevilzky1Boston Sym Orch Suite. from Porgy & Bess: (25.00) Cto In F: Siegel. Paris Cons Orch (ANG S 35932 15.49) SAMARA (RCA SP 33 181 6:56) SCHUMANN: Kmderszenen, piano: (33:00). Rhap in Blue: (18.00) An American in Olympic Hymn: DondeynetOrch ol the Guardians of the Op. 15; Cortot. piano: (HMV LHMV 1009 15.40). Pans. (18:00) Promenade (3.00) All selections tea City of Paris (MHS 1008 3.00) PAGANINI/LISZT: MUSSORGSKY: Field Marshal Death. from Songs ano lure Slatkin1SI. Louis Sym Orch (VOX OSVBX 5132). Paganini Elude No. 4 111 E; F1iedhe1m, piano. (KLAV KS Dances of Death. Chrlstotl, bs: Moore. piano, (HMV 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - Part 114 4:52) LHMV 1033 4:50) Ill of the Shakespeare Festtval Tonight we hear music 3:00 p.m. WORLD OF OPERA - New releases. 9:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN msp,red by A Midsummer Night's Dream. plus selec 4:00 p.m. VERDI : Ovt to Luisa Miller. Mull/New Phll 10:00 a.m. COMMAND PERFORMANCE - HANDEL tions from The Merry Wives of Windsor and music from Orch (ANG S 374047 5.33) . DELIUS· Dbl Cto: Menu Sinfonia to Act 3 of Jephtha: BonyngetEngllsh Cha the lime of Shakespeare. hin. vln: Tortelier. cello. Davies/Royal Phil Orch (ANG S Orch (LON CSA 2247 3:10). SIBELIUS: En Saga, Op. FRIDAY 12 37262 21:42) RYDER. Nearer My God 10 Thee - Fan 9; von Karaja111Berfin Phil (ANG S 37490 18:21) DE 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM tasy, Bruce, piano: (VOX SVBX 5302 5:19) BUSSY: Sonata 1n G min. for Vin and Piano: Voicou. 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - GRAINGER: My Robin Is to the Greenwood gone: vln; Haas. piano, (LON STS 15175 12:43) MOZART: 2 WHITE: Clo for Vin and Orch: Aosand , vln, Freeman, Fennell/Eastman-Rochester Pops (MER SRI 75102 Contredanses for Grat Czernm. K. 270a, Boskovsky1 London Sym Otch (COL M 33432 21:44) SCHUBERT 4:02). Vienna Mozart Ens (LON STS 15283 2:55). Sonata in B-flat. D 960; Eschenbach, piano: (OG 2530 5:00 p.m. DEBUSSY· Premiere Rhap tor Clar and Orch, 11:00 a.m. TEXACO METROPOLITAN OPERA - AM & 477 43:03). CHADWICK. Sym No 3 in F; Krueger Pieterson. clar; Haltink: Concertgabouw Orch, Amster FM POULENC: Oralogue of the Carmelites; Royal Phil Orch (MIA 140 39:07) . dam (PHIL 9500 359 8 18) BEETHOVEN: Rendino for 2:30 p.m. LAEMMLE INTERNATIONAL MOVIE HALL 3:00 a.m. MOZART: Sym No 39 in E-flat· Boehm1 2 Ob. Clar. Hrns and Bsn: Brymer/London Wind Sol• AM & FM ROTA: Casanova: Sav1na10rch (CAM SAG Berlin Phil (DG 139 160 25·05) REICHA. Wind Quin tel 01S1S (LON srs 15387 6.00) . STRAUSS : Till 9075) . ln C. Op. 91. No 1: Winds ot the Berlin Phil (DG 139 Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks, Kempe/Dresden State 3:00 p.m. PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA - ro be an 371 33:50). BACH· Sextet in C: Various performers Orch (SERA S 60297 14.33) VILLA-LOBOS: Prel No. 3 llOUIICed (MUS GLD MS 104 15.40). in A min : Joachim, guitar; (RADIO CANADA 392 5:00 p.m. CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - AM & 5:00 a.m. PRAETOAIUS: Von Himmel hoch, da komrn 5:50) FM - Mazer. cond: KARLINS: Concert Music No , IV; lch her; Ehmann/Solo1s1s, Instr and Westphalian Cho 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW SIBELIUS: Sym No 2 in D: CAGE: Renga with Apart Ens (NONE H 71242 12:10) MUDGE: Trpt Cto in D: 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music composed by Er ment House. 1776; Andre. trpt; Colombo/Oiseau Lyre Instr Ens (OISEAU manno Wolf-Ferrari, bo,n this day ,n /876. WOLF 7:00 p.m. CAMERA OSCURA OLS 160 10:38). ADDISON: Divert,menlo, Op. 9: Jones FERRARI: Ovt to La Dama Boba; San11/Paris Cons Orch 7:30 p.m. SOMETHING SPECIAL - AM & FM Brass Ens (ARGO ZRG 813 8:06). BERGH. Aagnfrid 's (LON STS 15362 8:05) IOillio-Concertino m A Major. 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & Cradle Song: Bergh/Norwegian Broadcasting Orch Op. 15: Serenade; Scimone/1 Solistl Veneti (MHS 1278 FM - NICOLAI. The Merry Wives of Windsor, Part I, (PHIL 835 059 3:10). BEETHOVEN: Sonatina in C, Woo & 1347 37:52). Festa Populare trom The Jewels of the Ridderbusch, bs; Donath. s; Kubelik!Bavarian Radio 44. No. 1: Sciviuaro. mandolfn· Veyron-Lacro,x. Madonna, SanllfParis Cons Orch (LON STS 15362 Soloists, Cho and Orch (LON OSA 13127) h'chord: (NONE H 71227 2·14). 4:43) 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - To• 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - BRUELL Ovt 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & r,ight we present the spectacular flute virtuoso. James to Macbeth. Op. 46, Oeaky/Nurnberg Sym Orch (GENE FM - NEW RECORDINGS - BAX: linlagel; Boulv Galway. MOZART· Fl Cto in G. K. 313, Galway, fl: GS 1015 8·39) HAYDN: Cto in F ror Vin , H-chord and London Phil Orch (HNH 4034 13:00). MOZART: Sym BaumagartnerJLucerne Festival Strs (RCA ARL 1-2159 Sirs; Manzone. vln, Petet, h'chord: Fantapie/Orch (OR No. 40 m G min • K 550; Mehta/Israel Phil Orch (LON 27:06) VIVALDI/arr. GALWAY· The Four Seasons; Gal ION OAS 75198 19·39) WILLIAMS Fanfare & CS 7066 27:00) FINZt· Cto tor Clar and Orch: De way. II: and conductrn the Zag reb Soloists (RCA LRL Allegro/Neilso11/Chicago Sym Band (SUMCO A002 nman. clar: Hadley/New Phil Orch (HNH 4031 29:00) . 1-2284 44;18) , 5:36) BRAHMS. Rhap m f-flat; Estrin, piano (CONN TCHAIKOVSKY Suite No. 3 In G, MaazellVienna Phil SUNDAY14 cso 2060 4:52) (LON CS 7080 41:00) 12:00 a.m. GLOBAL VILLAGE - AM & FM - KFAC 7:00 a.m. SATIE. Sports et Divert,ssernents (1914)· 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - An covers ,ts tracks. Masselos. piano: (RCA LSC 3127 11 :05) . ALBINONI evening of TRISTAN - including setect1011s from 2:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM Clo "Sain1 Marc": Berlnbaum, trp1; Somary/Enghsh Wagner's memorable opew, !he piano concerto by Hans MOZART' Serenade in o. K. 185. Schaenen/Austrian Cha Orch (VAN VCS 10098 8:06) MOZART: March in Werner Henze, and musical se11mgs ot poems by Trtstan Tonkuenstler Orch, Vienna (MHS 715 46:44). BARBER: D, K 335. No. 1: MarrinwAca ot St Martin in the Kllngsor. Capricorn Cto: Mariano. fl: Sprenkle, ob. Mear. trpt; Fields (ANG S 37044 4. 17) SATURDAY 13 Hanson/Eastman-Rochester Orch (MER SRI 75049 8:00 a.m. BAINES· Tldes: Parkin, piano: (MHS 1711 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM 14:57) 5:23) . SIBELIUS: Scaramouche: Jalas1Hungarian State 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM 3: 00 a.m. CENTRAL PHIL SOCIETY: Cto tor Plano and Sym Orch (LON CS 6824 21:06) WAGNER: Albumblatl HAYDN; Sym No 94 in G: R1chtertBerlin Phil (DG 138 Orch - The Yellow River, Vered. piano· Howarth/Nat for Frau Betty Schott; Genuit, piano; (BASF KBF 21 108 782 25:30) GIULIANI Clo tor Guitar and Strs: Bream . Phil Orch (LON SPC 2113 20:41) Bernste'in: Fancy Free 4.23). MASSENET' Nocturne from La Navarralse: guitar; Melos Ens (RCA LSC 2487 23:10) . JONGEN Ballet; Bernstein/NY Phil (COL MS 6677 24·00) Bonynge, London Sym Orch (LON CS 6744 3:10). S)-m Concertante: Fox. organ; Pretre/Parfs Opera Orch POULENC: Cto In G min tor Organ. Strs and Timpani 9:00 a.m. MOZART Divertimento in C; Marriner/Aca of (ANG S 36984 35;46) BEETHOVEN: Sonata No. 2 in G Biggs, organ: Bernstein/NY Phil (COL MS 6398 19·40)' St Martin 111 the Fields (PHIL 6500 367 5:28) mln; Janigro, cello: Demus. piano: (VAN VSD 71136 DEBUSSY· La Mer. Szell/Clevaland Orch (ODY Y 31928 RAMEZUILEPPARD Suite No. 2 of Music from Le 21·40) 22:38) WEISS. Suite II. Matthews. guitar: (TUAN TV Temple de la Gloire: Leppard English Cha Orch 3:00 a.m. WALTON Via Clo (1929); Menuhin, Via . 34538 15·41). (OISEAU SOL 302 19.52) FISCHER: Suite I " Clio." Walton/New Phil Orch (ANG S 36719 25 34/ 6;00 a.m. BAX: Ovt 10 a Picaresque Comedy· Roberts, h'chord: (KLAV KS 506 11:26). PARKER. SIBELIUS: Sym No 4 in A min.; von Karajan/Berf n B~ketoff/Aoyal Phil Orth ( RCA LSC 3005 9.46) KAY: Slumber Song 1n A-flat: Beck. organ: (MHS OR A 263 Phi l (DG 138 974 35·21) TCHAIKOVSKY Plano Clo 2:57) , Six Dances lor Sir Orch. Freeman1Westphalian Sym No. 3 1n E-flal Ponti, piano: de FromenVOrchestra ot Orch (TURN TV 34546 20:19). ROSENBERG: Inter 10:00 a.m. LONOUE: Estrella. Op. 37: Jongen . vln. Radio Luxembourg (CANO CE 31056 31:31) Giuliani · mezzo from Voyage to America; Dorali/Stockhohn Phil Doneux!Cha Orch ol the RTB (HMV C 161 96986189 Quartet for Mandolin. Vin. Via and Lule m A. Bauer, Orch (RCA VICS 1319 3·55) ROUSSEL. Andante el 6:20) SAINT-SAENS: Morceau de Concert for Harp mandolin, Pichler. vln. Baierle, via, Hladky, lute: Scherzo for Fl and Piano. Baker, II: Makas. piano. and Orch, Op. 154; Zabate1a. harp; Martinon French (TUAN TV 34016 16:03). (WEST WGS 8146 4·34) Radio-TV Orch (DG 2530 00813:44) . CORELLI. Sonata 5:00 a.m. KODALY: Mmuetto Seno: Oorall/Phll Hun 6:00 a.m. VALDERRABANO; Four Var on the Pavana ;n F tor Recorder and Cont1nuo, Breuggen. recorder: garica (LON CSA 2313 6.33) Kraus: Sym No 1 m C Real: Fresno. vlhuela. (MHS 1894 7:35) . REINECKE Bylsma. cello: Leonhard1. h'chord: (TELE SAWT 9589 mm. JenklnSIAngelicum Orch of Milan (NONE H 71156 Clo tor Fl and Orch . Op 283: Meylan, fl. Prohaska/ 11.29) DELIBES: Marche de la Cloche, from Coppelia: 22:58) . GLUCK. Dance of the Blessed Spirits from Or Vienna State Opera Orch (VAN VCS 10010 20.00) FayerJBolshoi Theatre Orch /MEL SRB 4111 3:361 leo. Veste1. ti, Clo Amsterdam (BASF KMB 20831! LALO: Parade de tohe & Fete foraine. from Namouna: www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 25 JANUARY Ansermeti'Su1sse Romande Orch (LON STS 15293 LALO. Sonarn In D. Tem1anka . vln, Dominguez. piano. Suisse RomandP. o ,ch (LON Cs 6126 26 00) 9:05) PURCELL A New Scottish Tune. A New Ground (ORION ORS 73105 14.23) GLINKA. Waltz Fantasy; DOHNANYI Piano Quintet in C min ; New London Setauchi 's Farewell and a Minuet: Ranck. h'chord, Ansermet Suisse Romande Orch (LON CS 6405 8·19) Quintet (HNH 4072 30 05) HELSTED: Pas de Deux (MHS OR 420 6.40) GUARNIERI· Braziltan Dance. Bernstein/NY Phil (COL from Flower Fest in Genzano. Bonynge1London Sym 7:00 a.m. KRUMPHOLTZ: Air and Var Zabaleta. harp; MS 6514 2·05) . Orch (LON CS 64 18 9.00) (DG 139 419 4.25) 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN 5:00 a.m. DANDRIEU· Les Caracteres ()e la guerre 7:15 a.m. MUSIC FOR A SUNDAY MORNING - BASH 11:00 a.m. MENDELSSOHN The Fair Melusina Ovt, Jenkins Angelicum Orch of Milan (NONE H 71146 Cantata No 13 for lhe Second Sunday atter Tnn1ty; Ristenpart/Saar Cha Orch (NONE H 71099 11.34) 11 46) de LALANDE 3rd Caprice And re . trpt, Krebs, t; Wendlandt. s; Woll-Matthaeus. eta: Kunz . bs; HAYDN· Cto in G for Vin and Orch; Melkus. vlfl. Pa1llar()1Palllard Cha Otch (MHS 1661 12:59). CHAR Barbe/Cho of St Nicolas. Berlin Spandau & Berhn Mueller-Bruehl Capella Academics of Vienna (MHS PENTIER: Oanses de Medee. Dautel/Caen Cha Orch Bach Orch (VAN SRV 244 20:36). DUFAY: Missa Ave 1639 21 ·20) SATIE.,DEBUSSY· Gymnoped1e No 3, (TURN TVS 34101 12:20) . Regina Coelorum. ClemenclC/Clemenclc Consort (HAR Auriacombe/Pans Cons Orch (ANG S 36486 3·06) 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - SULLIVAN: MUN HMU 985 43·32). VARIOUS COMPOSERS· The SCHUBERT 'HARR!S· Serenade. Ormandy1Philadelph1a Ovt to Iolanthe: SargerrvPro Arte Orch (ANG S 35929 Uturg1cal Year LA Phil Trombone Ens (CRYS S 222 Orch (COL MS 75~ 4.22) 6:32) 7 20) . TCHA IKOVSKY· Ouartel m B-flat (1865): Borodin 12:00 'M. CHUECA Prel to La Gran Via; de Burgos Nat Str Quartet (MEL SR 40222 12:47) GRIEG: Ballade. 8:30 a.m. VOICE OF PROPHECY Orch ol Spam (LON CS 6424 5 02) NIELSEN Sv/te, Grainger. piano ( KLAV KS 103 12:52) CHOPIN 9:00 a.m. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Op 45 (1919), Ogdon. piano: (RCA LSC 3002 22.16) Mazurka m D; Ormandy Philadelphia Orch (COL MS 9:30 a.m. CROSSROADS OF MUSIC Today we observe COPLAND· Saturday Nigllt Waltz from Rodeo, Irving 7526 2.27) the blfthdays ot Elle S1egme1ster (Jan . 15. /909), Em• Concert Arts 01cl1 (SERA S 60198 4 02) 7:00 a,m. BEETHOVEN ren Var 011 'La stessa. ta manuel Chabrter (Jan. 18. 1841). Albert Schwe,1zer (Jan TCHAIKOVSKY Dance of the Little Swans from Swan stress1sims. · from Salleri·s Falstaff. Nichota1sen, 14, 1875), and a salute to the Cinc,nnat, Symphony Or• Lake: Orrnandy1Philadelph1a Orch (COL M 31838 4 50) piano: (KLAV KS sot 9 23) PROKOFIEV Mefisto chestra, which gave Its first concert Jan 17, 1895 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & FM Waltz. from Lermontov. Chernyakhovsky. vln. 2: 00 p.m. MOZART· Adagio & Rondo In C min., Rozhdestvensky Moscow Rad10 Syrn Orch (MEL SR 12:00 M . KFAC 40th Anniversary Special 40075 3'13). LOEILLH. Clo in D for Trpt and Strs. - AM& FM Zabateta. harp; Kuentz;Kunen12 Cha Orch (DG 139 112 Andre . trpt, Lernaire, Les Solistes de Liege (MHS 1212 11.00) GOULD. Fall River Legend. GouldlOrch (RCA 9 05) FAURE. Pavane (original version), Barenbo1m 9:00 p.m. DELTA OPERA HOUSE - AM & FM - PUC LSC 2532 20·32) CHABRIER. Joyeuse Marche: Orchestre de Paris & Edinburgh Fest Cho (ANG S CINI La Boheme; M1m1: Sayao, s: Rodolfo: Tucker. t. Dervaui(IParis Coos Orch (SERA S 60108 3.20) 37077 6 17) Anton1celli1Me1 Ope,a Orc11 and Cho (COL MOP 27 RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Song of India , from Sadko, STEINER. Selecttons from The Adventures Kostelanetz1Col Sym ch 8:00 a.m. 2.00.00) o, or Oon Juan; Gerhardt.'Nal Phil Orch {RCA ARL 1-0912 3:00 p.m. MOZART lch baue gan1 from The Abduction 9:35) STAMITZ: Cto for Clar and Orch m B-flat: Klein. from the Seraglio. Contad, 1. Bonynge1New Sym 01ch MONDAY 15 ctar. Mueller-Bruehl1Cologne Soloists Ens (NONE H of London (LON OSA 1257 5:46). VERDI · lo vengo a 71148 14:35) SUSAfO· Selec from The Danserye· 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM domandar. from Don Callo, Caballe. s; Domingo, t. Munrow,Earty Mus,c Consort of London (ANG S 3685i 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM Giul1n110rch ol Roya l Opera House (ANG S 36934 4.26) DVORAK . Songs My Mother Taughl Me. VILLA· LOBOS. Clo lor Harp and Ore: Michel, harp, de 10:34) GOUNOD· Vin ou b1ere Avant de qulttar KoslelanetVOrch (COL MS 7524 2,21) Almeida Monte Carlo Nat Opera Orch (PHIL 6500 812 ces lieux . Le veau d'o1. from Faust, Massard. br: 9:00 a.m. BACH: Prel, Fugue and Allegro, Yepes, lule: 27'49) HAYDN: Sonata No. 59 in E-flat: Artur Balsam. Myers. br; Ghiaurov. bs; Bonynge/London Sym Orch (ARCHIV 2708 030 11:22). MOZART Quintet In E•flat. piano, (MHS OR H 112 20:02) MORIN: La Chasse du and Ambros1an Opera CllO /LON OS 26139 12:55) K 407, lor Hrn and Sirs: Bairows. hrn, F,ne Arts Cerf. Staempfh. s: Chanonin. s; Dufour. t. Pa/Ilardi WAGNER . Sen1a·s Ballad. rom Flying Dutchman: Quartet (ORION ORS 7281 15.36) STRAVINSKY. Con Pa1llard Cha Orch. Gaillard Cho and Louva1ts Hunt Rysane k. s; Dor all/Royal Opera House Orch ( LON OSA certmo lor Str Quartet: Claremont Quartet (NONE H (MHS 1137 43:30) SIBELIUS Lernminkamen and the 1441 8:33) 71186 6·15) JESSEL. Parade of the Wooden Soldiers: Maidens ot Saari: FosstBulfalo Phil (NONE H 71203 4:00 p.m. MOZART Ovt to Betulia Liberata: Negri1 Fielder/Boston Pops (RCA VCS 7068 3 52) 14 32) Berlin Cha Orch (PHIL 6703 007 4.50) SIBELIUS· 10:00 a.m. MONTEVERDI: 11 Ballo. from the 8th Book 3:00 a .m. MARTIN · Clo tor Vin and Orch Tap1ola , Op 112: von Karafan Berlin l>hil (ANG S or Madrigals. Alva . l, Leppardl EngliSh Cha Orch & Schne1aerhao, vln: Martin 10rch of Radio Luxembourg 37462 19:26). PURCELi H'Chord Suite No 4 In A Glyndebourne Cho (PHIL 6799 006 10:53). ZADOR· (CANO CE 31055 31:23). PROKOFIEV: On Guard lor mm • Goldsbrough, h' chord. (OISEAU OLS 144 6·30). Wind Oumte1. LA Wind Quintel (ORION ORS 73126 Peace: Arkhipova , s: Mironov, 1reble: Maksakova. M1s LISZT: l he Bells of Geneva - Nocturne. from Annees 16 .04) JAERNEFELT. Praeludium; Ormandy k1n, speakers: Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Radio Sym de Pelennage, Be,man. piano: (DG 2709 076 6:15) Philadelphia Orch (COL M 31640 2:53). STRAUSS Orch and Moscow Cho School Boys Chorus (MEL SR 5:00 p.m. BACH· Sinfonia I lrom Cantata No. 35: Bandlten•Galop: Boskovsky/Vienna Phil (LON STS 40067 36.16) BAX: Sym No 1 In E•llat, Fredman, harnoncourt/Concentus Musicus Vienna (TELE 6. 15268 2:10) London Phil (MHS L586 31:55) 41970 5.30) SCHOECK: Concert ln D min •. for Hrn 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN - 5:00 a.m. BETTHOVEN Corrolan Ovt, Stokowski and Strs; Baumann. h1n, BerneliMernbers of the Vie 11:00 a.m. MYSLIVECEK Notturnos tor female voices London Sym Orch (RCA ARL 1-0600 6:42) ROUSSEL. nna Sym (BASF KMB 20834 16.29). SIBELIUS. Spring and Crch (XRDS 22 16 0066 9:20) . STILL. Ennanga, Suile in F; Munch/Lamoureux Orch (MHS 3022 13:48) Song. op 16. Groves/Royal Liverpool Phil Orch (HMV for harp, slrs and piano; Craft, harp: Kaufman. piano, Beethoven: Duo No. 1 for Clar 3nd Bsn: (TURN TVS ASD 3287 6:44). CASADESUS: Studes Nos 4, 5, & 6. Kaufman. viola: King , cello; (ORION ORS 7278 15:45) 34076 10:02) . MUSSORGSKY· Ceremonial March. lrom Op 28; G Casadesus. piano: (COL M 33505 HAYDN: Olver11menlo no 45: Salzburger Baryton Trio Andreae1Munich Phil (BASF BC 22128 6, 12) 6:01) (NONE H 71049 12.33) KETELBY· Wedgwood Blue: 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - ROSSINI: The 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW Roge1s1Royal Phtl Orch (LON SPC 21036 4·00) Siege o1 Corinth Ovt: Gardelh1New Phil Orch (LON STS 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music performed by Rulh 12:00 M. MOZART: Nouurno for Four Orch. K. 286. 15307 10:11) GRIEG: Holberg Su11e: Mu11chinger Ste11czynska, born /his day m 1925 CHO PIN: Waltzes Maag/London sym Orch (LON CS 6133 15 48). Stultgart Cha Orch (LON CS 6099 17:05) . MOZART· (complete]: Slenczynska. piano: (DECCA DL 10017 DRAGONml: Cto 1n A for Dbl·Bs and Orch; Lorn, Ovt 10 The lmpresano, Mamner,Aca of St Martin m 45:00). LISZl Paganini Etude No. 61 Slenczynska. dbl-bs; St1efel1Stuttgarl Cha Orch (MHS 1713 14·55) the Fields (ANG S 36869 4.24) MASSENET: Invocation piano; (DECCA DL 9949 6.50). ALBENIZ: Triana, from Iberia; Munch French Nat Radio from Les ~rmnyes. Cummings, cello; Bonynge, London 8:00 p.m GAS CO MPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & Orch (NONE H 71189 4 46) GLIERE. Hymn to the Sym Orch (LON CS 6744 4·57) FM BAX. Ovt to a Picaresque Comedy, Buketoff Great City, lrom The Bronze Horseman, Zura11ts, 7:00 a.m. TURINA: Sym Rhap lor Piano and Strs: London Syrn Orch (RCA LSC 3005 9:00) BERKELEY Bolshoi Theatre Orch (MEL SR 40103 3:51) Soriano. piano, Alonso1Nat Orch of Spam Delsenroth Sym No. 1. del Mar:London Phtl Orch (HNH 401i 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & Damp1erre, Hunling Suite fo1 4 Hros. Ounn,V1enna 32:00) BARTOK: Cto tor Two Pianos and Orch. Gold & FM Horn Ens (MHS 1224 6:50) TCHAIKOVSKY: Cossack F1zdale. pianos, Bernstein/NY Phil (COL MS 695( 2:00 p.m. MOZART Divertimento in 0. Marriner Aca ot Dance lrom Mazeppa, ruerstl Bamberg Sym Orch 24 00) STRAU SS: Aus ltalien - Sym Fa111asy St Martin in the Fields (PHIL 6500 367 8:25) !TURN OTVS 34548 4.22) Kempe,Dresden s1a1e Orch (SERA S 60301 43.00) RACHMANINOFF: Prince Rostislav: Svetalnov USSR 8:00 a.m. VOLLSTEDT Jolly Fellows Waltz; Fiedler, 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - Grea, Syrn Orch (MEL SR 40252 17.05) POULENC: Sonata Boston Pops (RCA LSC 2320 7:48). TELEMANN· Clo 111 Conductors ot me Past con1111ues tonight wtth Leopolc tor Ob and Piano: Pierlol, ob: Fevrier. piano, (NONE H F tor 3 Vlns and Strs; Lautenbacher. Schaefer. Egger, Stokowskt MAHLER: Sym No 2 fn C min )Resurrec i1033 13:28) KORNGOLD Ship In the Night from Cap vlns: Stutlgarl Soloists (TURN TVS 34288 14 15) 1,on) Pnce. s. Fassbaendr.r. ms. Stokowsklllondo1 tain Blood, Gerhardt 1Nat Phil Orch (RCA ARL 1·0912 ROSENMUELLER. Suite from Studentenmus1k; Kehr Syrn Orch & Cho (RCA ARL 2 0852 79.35) 2.08) Mainz Cha Orch (TURN 1VS 34274 10 54) COUPERIN TUESDAY 16 3:00 p.m. PUCCINI Mister Johnson. siele rlmasto, Les Barncades Mysterieuses, va11 der W1ele. h'chord. 12:00 a.m, SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM from Girl of lhe Golden Wesl : Tebaldl, s. del Monaco. (NONE H 71037 2:58) 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM I. Capuana,s1 Cec1l1a Aca Orch (LON OS 252196 9:00 a.m. PUCCINI. Act Ill 01 Ln Boheme for Orch· LALO: Cto Russe for Vin and 01ch. Wallez. vln. 15 45) MEYERBEER. 0 beau pays. de ta louraine. Kostelanetz o,ch (COL MS 7219 9·53) WEBER: Kon Ko1zumi 'Radio France Phil Orch (PETERS PLE 005 from Les Huguenots, Sills, s. Mackerras·Royat Phil zerts1ueck 1n F min for Piano and Oreg: Guida. piano 31 :45) , SULLIVAN. 1he Te111pt!SI - Incidental Music. Orch a11d Cho (WEST WST 17163 15.02) GOUNOD· Anllreae Vienna Phil (LON CS 6082 17·05) . DELIBES: Dunn.iC1ty ol Birm111gham Sym 0rcl1 (KLAV KS 521 Jewel Song, lrom Faust: Sutherland. s. Bonynge Drinking Song and Scene from Act II of Coppelia, 26·10) MILHAUO: Pacem In Terris, Cho Sym: Koplefl, London Syrn Orch (LON OSA 13107 5 05) GIORDANO· Fayer Bolshoi Theatre Orch (MEL SAS 4111 4:18) eta. OuillCO, b1, Abravanel Untv or Utah Cho & Utah Amor ti vieta. from Act II ot Fedora, King , 1 Eichorn STRAVINSKY Circus Polks: llucquet. piano (PHIL Syrn Orch (VAN VSD 71134 48.37) Bavarian Radio Orch tANC S 36 715 1 33). 6500 385 3·44) . 3:00 a.m. REGER Piano Trio 111 E nun Karoly,. Vin ; 4:00 p.m, BARBER· Ovt to The School loi Scandal 10:00 a.m. WAGNER Forest Murmurs. horn S1eglned, Zipgerilng , cello. Hoµp stock. piano· (MHS L431 Schippers NY Phil (CBS 32 11 0006 7 31) . S1okowsk1. London svm Orch (LON SPC 21016 9·07) 39· 4\ BORODIN Svm No 2 1n 13 111111 . Anse11net SCHUMANN Concert Piece in F for Four Hrns aflll 26 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com JANUARY Orch, Clevenger. Oldberg, Howell, Schweikert I1,ns, Smugglers . from Carmen, Bernste1n1NY Phil (COL MS SLONIMSKY Icarus (a ballet); Gamalel'Cho & Sym Barenboim/Ch1cago Sym Orch (DG 2530 939 18·49) 7415 4.16) GOTOVAC· Kolo. from Ero der Schelm: Orch of the Leningrad Kirov Ballet (MEL Cl0-0721-2 BARTOK· Romanian Folk Dances: Mildontan, harp; Kostela11et210rch (CO L MS 7319 5:27) , 33.53) Cydallse et le Chevre-PIed Suite No 1: tPETERS PLE 029 6.02) MOZART. Concert Rondo m 10:00 a.m. GOT1SCHALK· The Union, Pennario. piano: Mart1J1on/French Nat Radio Orch (MHS 1489 28.46) E•llal Tuckwell, hrn, Marriner Aca of St Martin In the (ANG S 36077 6,49) GOULD· Sp1tttuaIs, Hanson, BRAHMS. Violin Cto In D: Szeryng, vln: Monteux, Fields (ANG S 36840 4.32). Eas1man-Roches1er Orch (MER SRI 90263 17 30) London Sym Orch (RCA VICS 1028 39.38) , 5:00 p.m. ALBINONI Adagio lor Organ and Sirs, IVANOVICI. Danube Waves. Krips, Phil Ptom Orch 3:00 a,m. SHOSTAKOVICH :Mus1c from the silent film . Ross, organ: Standage, vln: HrckoXtHickox Orch (LON (SERA S 60018 5 02) GRANADOS. lntermeuo, lrom 1 hP. New Babylon, Rozlldestvensky/Moscow Phil Sol• STS 15441 8:55) HAYDN Plano T110 m F. Hob 15: The Goyescas; S & E Abreu , guitars: (COL M 30575 otsts (COL M 34502 41 '05) BEETHOVEN: Piano Beaux Aris Trio (PHIL 9500 325 12.47) NIELSEN Pan 4:03) Sonata No 15 In D: Moravec. piano: (CONN CS 2021 and Syrlnx, Op 49, Blomstedl/Oanish Radio Syrn Orch 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN - 23·12) LALO· Cto m F for Vin and Orch, Wallez vtn, (SERA SIC 6098 8:32) MARTINU: Le Jan; Vostrak! 11:00 a.m. DVORAK: Sym Poem, The Noonday Witch; Koizumi/trench Radio-TV Orch (PETERS PLE 005 Prague Sym Orch and Pane~ Singers (SUPRA 1 10 Kertesz London Sym Orch (LON CS 6746 13:36) 26:57) SCHUMANN· Papillons, R1chleI, piano: (ANG S 1014 4:15) SAINT-SAENS· Septet In E-tlat. Op 65, Groupe lntr de 36104 14:31) 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW Paris (SERA SIC 6081 17.15) SOR Var on a theme 5:00 a.m. BACH Air, lrom suite No. 3 in D, Marriner 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music C0/1/{)0Se www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 27 JANUARY Ou mtch hoeren '? , trom Ariadne aut Naxos; Ursuleac. lravinl organ, Gorlr Bologoa Instr Ens (MHS 1534 t0:00 p.rn. AMBASSADOR HOUR - Music of Mrly Berger. Kor,us. solndonner, s: Ruenger eta, Ros• 3:55). Balalmev aud hrs stuclent. Alexander Glazunov vaenge, Zimmerman , Arnold , t; Hammes. br : Fuchs. 7:00 a.m. SMETANA; The Molc1au. Rubellk/Boston BALAKIREV. Sym No. 1 In C, SvetlanovtUSSR Sym bs; KrausstOrch des Senders. Stuttgart (BASF 21806 Sym Orch (OG 2707 054 11 49) GOTTSCHALK Danza. (MEL SR 40272 39·57) GLAZUNDV: V/11 Cto in A 15:48) FLOTOW; Oorm1 pur. tromMartha, Caruso, 1, Op. 33; Pennarlo, piano, (ANG S 36077 5 57) ADAM , min • MarcovIcI, vln, Stokowsk1 London Sym Orch Alda, s: Jacoby, ms, Journet. bs; (RCA ARM 1-0279 Grand Adagio and Var. trom Giselle: Bonyr1getLondon (LON SPC 21190 20·00) GLAZUNOV Wedding March, 4 23) WAGNER: AllJerich's Cruse, from Der Rhein Sym Orch (LON CSA 2213 8:32). Op 21 : Gauk,Moscow Radio Sym (MEL SR 40119 gold: Zador. br; with Orch (ETERNA ELP o 474 3,10 ) 8:00 a.m. WEBER ' Euryanthe Ovl. Guschlbauer/ 6 53) GLAZUNOV Chant du Menes1re), RoS1ropovIch 4:00 p.m, RAVEL. Mother Goose Suite: Ax , Nozakl, Bamberg Sym Orch (MHS 1220 8.33/ , BOCCHERINI. cello: Ozawa1Bos1on Sym (DG 2530 653 4:08) piano 4-hands; (RCA ARL 1-2530 14:15), STRAUSS: Sym In 0, Op 35, No 1. Ephrikian1Bo ogna Phil (TELE SATURDAY 20 Aquarellen-Wallz: Boskovsky/ Vienna Phil Orch ( LON SKH 24·Tl1•3 15:28) REINKEN: Toccata for Organ. 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM STS 15391 7.30). RAMEAU, 5th Concert from Pieces Kee. organ; (TELE SAWT 9436-8 8~25) TCHAIKOVSKY· 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - de Clavecin en Concer1, Leonhardt, h'chord; Harnon Allegro in C min tor Piano and Orch: Zhukov. piano. BACH· Clo In A 01In, tor Fl, Vin. and H'chord: Gaml court , via da gamba; Fryden, vln: (BACH GUILD HM 36 Yurovsky/Moscow Radio Sym Orch (MFL SA 40188 I011I, ti. MtcheluccI , vln, Garatt,. h'chord, I MusIcI 11:26) CHANCE , Credo, Hickman, lrpl. Soderholm, 2'56) (PHIL 900 008 22.58), O'INDY Sonata In C, Op. 59: piano; (CAYS S 363 3.32) 9:00 a.m. BACH sonata tor Cembalo, Fl Vin & Cello, Ternranka , vln: Oomrngucz. piano: (ORION ORS ;3105 5:00 p.m. BALAKIREV llslamey, Rutman, piano, (ODY Kan n cembalo. Riessberger. II, Kishibe vln 27 40) DVORAK. Quartet in F (American) Quanetto Y 34634 9:01) COUPERIN Pieces en Concert for Cello Boettcher, cello, (MHS 545 11 10) LISZT Italiano (PHIL 900 197 26·54) CHAUSSON: Poem ot and Sirs. Stutch . cello, KapprPhtl Virtuosi ot NY LFWENTHAL Todlentanz, horn Piano and Orch, Le· Love and the Sea: de Los Angeles. s. Jacqu1llat, (TURN TVS 346698 13:16) IBEAl Five Pieces for Ob, wenthal. piano: Mackerrastlondon Sym Orch (COL MS Lamoureux Concerts Orch (ANG S 36897 27.32) Clar and Bsn, Members ol the Norwegian Cha Soloists 7252 19:30) DELIBES Enli acte lo ACI Ill ol Le Roi l'a 3:00 a.m. FIELD: Cto No 2 m A-flat : Mitchell, piano; (VARESE VC 81012 7 09) MOZART· Five Con· dit: Bonynge1London Syrn Drch (LON CS 6744 2'26) Mattes1Stu11gart Radio Orch (MHS 1578 30.25) tredanses, K 609: de Waart/Rotterdam Phil (PHIL GROTTHUSS Rondo 111 C, Benson, clavichord; HANDEL' Cto Grosso rn G mrn .. von Karajan1Berlin Phil 9500 080 5.55}. (BRIDGE S 2250 3.54) (OG 139 035 19.35) . ROZSA. Plano Sonata (1948). 6:00 p,m. CONCERT PREVIEW 10:00 a.m. RAVEL La Valse, Stmon, piano, (VOX Dommguez, piano; (ORION ORS 74137 16·31) RAVfL 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Mtis,c composed by Em• SVBX 5473 It 21) SPOHR SonaIa NO 1, Op 11, Daphnls and Chloe. Suite No 2: Stokowsk11London manuel Chabtier, born this day m 1841 CHABRIER· Ovt McDonald, harp, Kaufman, vln, (ORION ORS 7262 Sym Orch & Cho (LON SPC 21059 16:51) SMETANA. to Gwendoline. OervauxtParis Cons Orch (SERA S 15.54) BAX, Mediterranean, BoulVLondon Phil Orch Wsehrad, from Ma Vlast, Kubelik/Boston Syrn Orch 60108 9 30) CHABRIER· Suite Pastorale: Man/Parts (MHS 1769 3·08) PAISIELLO. Marche du premier (0G 2707 054 15,10) . BOIELDIEU. Ovl toe ZoraIme et Opera Orch (ANG SO 37424 18.13) CHABRIER TroIs Consul. DondeynetBrass and Pere of Iha Gu3rdlans ol Zulnar. Bonynge English Cha Orch (LON CS 6735 Valses Romanllques: Klien . Kynakous. pianos: (TURN the City ol Pans (NONE H 71075 2 05\ 8.32). TVS 3424113'40) CHABRIER: Fete polonaise. from Le 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN - 5:00 a.m. ALBICASTRO: Clo a 4 in B-flat Stevens, Ro, malgre lui, DervawuParis Cons Orch and Duclos 11:00 a.m. VIVALDI. Clo In C min for Strs and Con• AccademIa Monteverdiana (MHS 1036 10.23) Cho (SERA S 60108 7' 15). ttnuo. Gobe1man1NY Sinfon1e1ta (MHS V· 1 6:21) WAGNER Prel and Love-Oealh lrom Tristan und 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & GLAZUNO Vin Cto In A m,n . Marcov1c1 , vln; Isolde: Szell/Cleveland Orch (COL D3M 32317 16·55) FM SHOSTAKOVICH Pre! In E-llal Mi11 , StokowskitNat SlokowskilLondon Sym Orch (LON SPC 21It 1 21 '19) FALLA: Tom beau de Claude Debussy; Bream. guitar. Phil Orch (COL M 34543 3:00) TCHAIKOVSKY Sym SALZEOO · Vars on a Theme in Ancient Style; (WEST WGM 8185 3:50) CATALANI· Serenetella; No, 2 In C min • R-stropovichtlondon Phil Orch (ANG McDonald, harp; (KLAV KS 525 8.29) HASSELMANS: AosadaJAngelicum Orch ol MIian (MHS 1106 3'40) SGE 3847 35 00) DUTILLEUX. Cto for Cello and 01ch, Will o' lh8 Wisp, McDonald. harp; (KLAV KS 525 SCHUMANN: Toccata . Op 7; G1lels. piano: (WEST Roslropovlch , cello, Baudo/Orch of Pans (ANG S 2:15) . WGM 8309 4:37). 37146 29:00) STRAUSS: Don Ou1xo1e: Rostropovich, 12: 00 M. HAYDN Sym No 27 In G, Maerzcndorter/ 6:00 a.m. BACH: Partie In A, BWV 832: Zabaleta, harp. cello, BaudO/Orch 01 Parts (ANG S 37146 29:00) Vienna Cha Orch (MHS 210 12:55) BEETHOVEN, Sex tDG 2530 333 9.37). DEBUSSY: Iberia: Stokowskl/ STRAUSS· Don Quixote; Rosrropovich. cello; von tet m E-flat, Op. 81b. Mtrnbers ot the Vienna Octet French Nat Radio Orch (SER S 60102 20:02) WOOL· KaraIant8erlin Phil (ANL 37057 44,00). (LON CS 6674 17.26) , PURCELL, Sonata tor Trpl and FE NDEN : Incidental Music to Or Faustus. 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR AM & FM -Tonight, Strs: Oelmotte. lrl)l: Kehr/Rhenish Cha Orch of Col Woolrenden/Royal Shakespeare Theatre Wind Band another evening featuring the outstanding /r,s11 flutist, ogne (NONE H 71027 4 26). KOMZAK. Archduke Al· (ABBEY LPB 657 6:29) . BACH· Sinfonia m G. horn Jsmes Galway PROKOFIEV Sonata ,n D for Fl & brecht March: Boskovsky/Johann Strauss Orch of Vie Cantata No, 75, Mueller-Bruehl/Cologne Soloists Ens Piano: Galway, II: Argench. piano: (RCA ARL 1-5095 nna (ANG S 36956 2:40). (NONE H 71129 2'27}. 22·53). MOZART: Fl Clo No 2 In D, K. 314, Galway, II; 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & 7:00 a.m. DE LALANDE. 2nd Caprice, Paillard1Paillard BaumgartnertLuceme Fest Sirs (RCA ARL 1-2159 FM Cha Orch (MHS 1661 9:27) BOTTESINI Clo No. 2 In B 20'27) . FRANCK · Sonata m A (originally tor violin but 2:00 p.m, SCHUBERT Suite No 2 ol Ballet Music, min .: Streicher. dbl•bs: Valicek. piano, (MHS 984 transcribed lor llule). Galway, II Argt11ch , 1,Jiano; from Aosamunde: Stein/London Phil (MHS 103 14:20). 15:38) VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS· Six Sluc11es In English (RCA LRL 1-5095 26:23) BACH: Brandenburg Clo No 5 in O: Linde, II; Maier, Folksong for Clar and Piano: Bunke, clar; Hayashi. FRIDAY 19 vtn, Leonhardt. h'chord: Colleg1urn Aurern (RCA VICS piano; (MHS 1887 6.59), MOZART. Sonata No. 10 m C 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM 6023 21.46) ALBENIZ. Pavana•Capricho. de Larrocha, for Organ and Orch Biggs, organ: Aozsnyai1Col Sym 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM piano: (COL MS 6603 3:30). WOOLFENOEN: Incidental Orch (COL MG 32985 3:40). HENRY VIII. launder Na ROUSSEL Sym No. 4 In A. Munch/Lamoreux Orch Music 10 King Lear, WoolfendentRoyal Shakespeare ken : Consorts 23 and 14. SI George's Canzona (MHS (MHS 1879 22:56) IRELAND· Concertina Pastorale lor Theatre Wind Band !ABBEY LBP 657 4:15) 1530 3:55). Strs; Soult/London Phil (MHS 1498 19:34) COPLAND 3:00 p.m. WORLD OF OPERA - New releases. 8:00 a.m. LA PHILHARMONIC HOUR - AM & FM Appalachian Spring (cha version), Copland/Col Cha 4:00 p.m. KODALY: Theatre Ovt, Oorati/Phll Hungarica 9:00 a.m, COLLECTORS' SHELF - CHOPIN Barcarolle Orch (COL M 32736 32:39). MOZART· Serenade No (LON CS 862 14·12) BACH: Sinfonia in G min , in F-sharp min .• Bachauer. piano, (HMV LHMV 31 11 rn E-llal, K 375: Vienna Phll Winds (DG 2530 369 DavlesisI. Paul Cha Orch (NONE H 71323 11.45). EL 8: 21) FOOTE : Suite for Strs In E, Op 63 , 25 07) MOZART. Ovt to Lucio Silla. K 135 GAR: Empire March (1924). Boull/London Phil Orch KoussevitzskYIBoston Sym (RCA VCM 6174 14:55) Marriner Aca ol St Martin in the Fields (ANG S 36869 (ANG S 37436 4.23). SCHUBERT· Rondeau, Op. 138, TCHAIKOVSKY· Wallz-Scherzo Op 34. Kogan , vln; 9.00) . Eden, Tamir. pianos: (LON CS 6994 6:41) GauktParls Nat Sym Orch (QUE CLS 2005 5·30) 3:00 a.m. BACH. Cto in D Min for Fl and Strs: Ram 5:00 p.m. MARTINU: Suite from the opera. The Com• 9:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN pa!. fl: Boulet Cha Orch (VOX STPL 514 179 22:34) edy on the Bridge: Jilek/Brno Stale Phil (SUPRA 1 10 10:00 a.m. COMMAND PERFORMANCE - MacCUNN ' ELGAR· The Music Makers: Baker. eta: BoulVLondon 1620 5:40) . HAYDN: Fl Quartet in G, Op 5, No 2: Ovt, The Land ol the Mountain & Flood. Gibson Phil Orch anu Cho (HMV ASD 2311 37 15) SCHAR· Vienna Phil Cha Fns (OG 2530 360 14 03). DEBUSSY. Scottish Nat Orch (HMV ASO 2400 8:54) WAGNER' WENKA. Sonata No 1 for Vin and Piano: Zlmansky, Sonata for Cello and Piano. Harrell. cello: Levine. Siegfried Idyll: Furtwaengler!Vienna Phil Orch (SERA 18 vln: Steel. piano, (GENE GS 1056 21:54) MARTIN· piano; lACA ARL 1·1262 11:00) FAURE; Nocturne, 6024 16:55) AYO-NODA: lrnprov I ror Alto Saxophone Eludes for Strs; Anserme11Suisse Romande Orch (LON Barenboiml Orch de Parrs (OG 2530 771 4 00) Solo: Londeix, saxophone; (EMI 2 C 065-12805 3:30) . STS 15279 18:50) . 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW 11 a.m . TEXACO METROPOLIAN OPERA - AM & FM 5:00 a.m, HAYDN Divertimento No. 64. Salzburger 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music conducted by Karl - DONIZffil: Don Pasguale. Baryton Trio (NONE H 71049 8:27) VIVALDI· Clo Krueger. bom 111Is day m 1894 FOOTE Francesca da 2:00 p.m. LAEMMLE INTERNATIONAL MOVIE HALL G1osso for Four Vlns and Strs. Zukerman. Sllllto Gar• Almlm Op 24, Krueger/Royal Phil Orch (MIA 127 AM & FM - KAPER: Lord Jim: Malh1eson10rch (COL cIa , Tunnell, vlns: ZukerrnaniEnghsh Cha Orch (COL 1745) PARKER: A Norther Ballad op 46: Krueger/ PIX 521) M32230 10 15) ZIEHRER Wiener Madin K11psiPhll Royal Phil Drch (MIA 132 14 06) COERNE Excalibur, 2:30 p.m. PHILADELPHIA ORCHE STRA - Smilh , Prom Orch (SERA S 60018 6:51) WOLF' Italian Op 180. Krueger 'Royal Phil Oreo (MIA 141 13·18) cond. Carol, vln; Mendelssohn Club ChO, SUPPE Poet Serenade; Munchrnger Stuttgan Cha Orch (LON CS STUCKEN. RIgaudon for Orch, Op 25. Krueger/Royal & Pleasant Ovt. KREISLER: 3 works lo, Vin & 01ctr 6737 8:35) . Phil Orch (MIA 132 3'36) LEHR, Excerpls tram The Merry Widow: STRAUSS: 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE BACti1 9:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM&. Excerpts from Die Fledermaus, plus Polkas and Walt· STOKDWSKI · Toccata and Fugue In D min , FM NEW RECORDINGS - HOLST Fugal Ovl, Boull zes. Stokowskt,Czech Phil ( LON SPC 21096 10 32) London Phil Orch (HNH 4038 5:00) MOERAN Sym tn 5:00 p.m. CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA- AM & CRUSELL. Clar Quartet No. 2 111 C rn111 • The Music G min Boull,New Phil Orch (HNH 4014 44·00) FM Lemsdorf. cond . Lupu. piano: BEElHOVEN· Sym Party (OISEAU OSLO 501 18:30) CHARPENTIER, Ovt SCOTT Piano Cto No 2: Ogdon. piano. Herrmann/ No. 2, Piano Clo No 2; DEBUSSY La Mer, 10 " Le Malade lma81nalre" Dauteli Caen Cha Orch London Phil (HNH 4051 25.00). ROZSA. MUSIC trom 7;00 p.m. CAMERA OSCURA (TURN TVS 34101 2 0) ALOROVANDINI· Sinlonra for the film , Ouo Vac1is; RozsaiRoyal Pt11I Orch (I.ON SPC 7:30 p,m. SOMETHING SPECIAL - AM & FM two trpts, sirs and orqan. Andre. Lagorce lrpls Tag- 21180 36:00) 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & 28 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com JANUARY FM NICOLAI· The Merty Wives ol Windsor. Part II MUOHt. lhe Pageant 01 PI Barnum. Hanson 6·15) 1same orch and cast as Jan 13) GIORDANO Fedora, Eastman-Rochester Orch (MER SR 90206 17·40) 5:0D p.m. BARBER· Adagio for Sirs, Schippers/NY Phll Olivero, s, del Monaco t. Gobbi, br. GardellilMonle DVORAK: Sym Var , Oavts!London Sym Qrch (PHIL 900 (CBS 32 11 0006 9· 16) SAINT-SAENS: Allegro appas• Carlo Nat Opera Orch and Cho (LON OSA 1283) 196 22·32) sIonato for cello and Orch. Op . 43; Walevska , cello, 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - To• 5:00 a.m. ROSETTI Cto in F for Hrn and Orch. lnbal/Monte Carlo Nat Opera 01ch (PHIL 6500 459 night we feature the Russian v,ol,n/st, Leonid Kogan ,n Baumann. hrn, Schroeder1Cto Amsterdam (BASF KBF 4:02) LEVITCH: Lttlle Sutte lor Piano; Guzellmlan . oerformance of La1o ·s Sympho111e Espagnote and 21189 13·44) ROSSINI· Sonata a Quattro No 5 rn piano; (ORION ORS 74150 13 52) CRESlON: A Tchaikovsky s Serenade Melancnllque . pfus perfor E-ftat. I Musicf (PlilL 6500 24515 00) ANON· Dale. si Rumor: Ma111ner1Aca of St Martin in the Fields (ARGO mances by the Kogan rrto. le das: Beckett Muslca Reservata (PHIL 839 714 2:34) ZRG 845 5.42) WILKOMIRSKI. Passacaglla; NY Harp Ens (MHS 1844 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW SUNDAY 21 4.28) 7:0D p.m. THE GTE HOUR -M11s1c composed by Nor 12:00 a.m. GLOBAL VILLAGE - AM & FM - KFAC 6:00 a.m THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - SCHUBERT man Delio Jo,o, born Jan 24, 1913. D£UO JOJO: From winks at your ears Ovt Frerrabras, KertesuVienna Phil (LON CS 6382 Every Hor,zon: Moody/U111v of Texas Sym Ba11d (fRRL 2:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM 8·29) RACHMANINOFF Sym Dance No 3: de Waartl BP 122 7.25) Fantasy and Var, Hollander, piano, NOVAK: Str Quartet In G: Smetana Quartet (XRDS 22 London Phil (PHIL 6500 362 14.22) MAR1UCCI. Lemsdorf/Boston Sym Orch (RCA LSC 2667 21 24) rh8 16 0048 26:50) PFITZNER sonata ,for Cello and Piano Mornerllo Musicale Mlnuetto: Aosada!Angelicum Developing Flutist Suite; Padorr, ff,- Swearmg/Jn, pltmo, m F-sharp min . Mantel, cello: Fneser. prano: (MHS e Orch ol Milan ( M l➔ S 1106 8:27). ROSSINI: 11 Signor (LAURfl LP 14 11:37) Var on a Medieval Tune. 1590 29:37) Bruschino Ovt; Gardelh New Phil Orch (LON S1S Snapp/Wal/ace Sym Band (ERRL BP 101 10:44) 3:00 a.m. SHOSTAKOVICH Sym No 4 KondrashiI11 L5307 4 41). 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & Moscow Phil Sym Orch (MEL SR 40177 60·02) BER· 7:00 a.m. SZYMANOWSKI. Scheherazade from The FM WOLF/FERRARI: Prelude to the Four Rustics. LIOZ: Sym Funebre et Trlornphale; Dondeyne, Masques: Rosenberger, piano: (DELOS 15312 10 53) Santi/Paris Cons Orch (LON STS 15362 3:00) SHOS Musicians 01 the Guardians ot the City of Pa11s and the WALTON . Richard Ill, A Shakespeare Suite, Walton/ TAKOVICH: Syrn No 4 111 C rnm ., Previn1Ch1cago Sym Paris Popular Ens (MHS 1276 34:38). PUGNlIDRIGO: Phil Orch (SERA S 60205 10·20). LULLY· March of lhe Orch (ANG 37284 60.00) BEETHOVEN. Piano Clo No Pas Cle deux. from Esmerelda: Bonynge/London Sym Turenne Regiment. Douat1e1Colleg1um Musrcun\ ol in C min ; Bishop, prano: Dav1s1BBC Sym Orch (PHIL Orch (LON CS 6418 9:59). 3 Paris (NONE H 71009 1 41) 6500 315 36:00). SAINT-SAENS: Phaeton Si m Poem 5:00 a.m. FISCHER Prel and Chaconne trom Suite B:00 11 .m. DIABELLI Sonata in C for Guitar: Klatt, VIII Benson, clavichord ; (BRIDGE S 2250 7·06) Oervaux/Orch de Paris (ANG S 37009 10:00 guitar. (MHS 1279 11.20). STRAUSS Hrn Cto No. 1 in 10:00 p,m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & F - Great HARST: Suite No. 3 in F; Dreyfus. h'chord, (MHS 13 E-flat Bloom, hrn; Szell/Cteveland Orth (ODY Y 32889 Conductors of the Past continues with Willem Mengel• 17 10) FRANCAIX: Rhap for Via and Orch: Koch . via: 15.55) GEMINIANI. Clo Grosso in C, Op. 7, No. 3; berg . BRAHMS: Sym No. 2 In D, Mengelberg Franca1xJ01ch of Radio Luxembourg (TURN TVS 34552 Sc1mone1I Solistt Veneti (MHS 1142 7'30). ANON· Two Concertgebouw Orch of Amsterdam (TELE TH 97005 9.34) GOUNOD. Danse grecque from Le lrlbul de Dances tor Drch, Telemann Society Orch (VOX 501 140 35:56) BEETHOVEN: Sym No 6 In F: Mengelberg/ Zamora· BonyngeJLonclon Sym Orch (LON CS 6744 3.55) 1:55) LISZT Rrchard Wagner - Venezia: Genuit. Concertgebouw Orch of Amsle1dam (PHIL 6767 003 9:00 a.m. DAMASE· Sonata en Concert lor Ft. Cello & 38·53) . piano; (BASF KBF 21108 2:48) . Piano; The Tiplon Trio (WESf WGS 8239 11.13) 6:00 a.m. SCRIABIN· Fantasia In A min , Zhukov, LISZT: Festklaenge. Sym Poem No 7: Ha1trnk/London TUESDAY 23 piano. YurovskytMoscow Radio Sym Orch (MEL SR Phil arch (PHIL 6709 005 19:35) , DELIUS· Dn Hearing 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM 40188 9:30) DELIUS· Brigg Fau. BarbIrolll/Halle Orch the F11sl Cuckoo m Sp11ng: Beecliam/Royal Phil (SERA 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - (ANG S 36756 18:14), POULENC: Two Marches and an S 60185 6.58), CHOPIN. Prel in A, Op. 28, No. 7, VERDI· Ballet Music from I Lombardi. de Almeida/ Interlude: Rozhdestvensky/Lenlngrad State Phil Cha Orrna11dy/Phrladelpl11a Orch (COL MS 7506 2:45) Monte Carlo Nat Opera Orch (PHIL 6747 093 23:50) Ens (WEST WGS 8310 5:30). DURANTE: Cto in C for 10:00 a.m. MOERAN. Rhap No . 2; BoulULondon Phil SAINT-SAENS . Sym In F (Urbs Roma); Martinon/ Strs and Continua: Reinhardt/Colle9Ium Aureum (BASF Orch (MHS 1411 13'08) VERDIILISZl Concert Parap• French Nat Radio Orch (ANG S 37089 40.51) HAYDN. KHB 21681 9:00). hrase OJI Aida: Arrau. pIa110: lPHIL 6500 368 11:30) Sym No. 22 (The Philosogher): LeppardtEnglrsh Cha 7:00 a,m. TCHAIKOVSKY; Intro and lr1c1dental Music FALLA. Spanish Dance trom la Vida Breve; S & £ Orch (PHIL 839 796 16:f ) TELEMANN· Suite in A to Dmltn the Imposter and Vassili Shulsky: Akulov/ Abreu. guitars: (COL M 30575 3:10) KETELBY. With Minor tor Recorder and Strs. Piguet. recorder Moscow Ractlo Sym Orch (WEST WGS 8300 2'38). Honor Crowned; Allbartl/Vlenna State Opera Orch Paillard/Paillard Cha Orch (MHS 1601 25.26) 7:15 a.m. MUSIC FOR A SUNDAY MORNING- ROSSI· (WEST WGS 8139 4·15) 3:00 a.m. REICHA· Wind duin1et in A, Op. 91, No 11, Joseph, Son ot Jacob: Rota. eta: Tadeo, bs: Fumagalli, 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN - Austrian Wind Quintet (MHS 1070 29:19) RUIZ·PIPO. Rossi, s: Hand! I, cmar101Turin Polyphonic Cho & 11 a.m. COPLAND Quiel City, Copland/London Sym Tablas for Guitar and Orch; Yepes . guitar, de Burgos, Angeticum Orch of Milan (MHS 1145 48· 56) de• Orch (COL MS 7375 9:48) RODRIGO. Fantasia para London Sym Orch (DG 2530 585 25:30) BERNSTEIN· CROES: Quam TerrlbIlla. motel tor soil. chorus and un Gentilhombre; Bltelti, guitar, Asenslo/Madrid Con• Dybbuk (a ballet). Johnson . br; Ostendort . bs, orch: Rottier, s; BasIin. bs: Lemaire/Soloists of Liege certs Orch (MHS 1274 23:43) lHALBERG· Les Cap· Bernstein/NY City Ballet {COL MO 33082 48·38) & Toumai Cons Cho (MHS 1077 20:39) VAUGHAN ricieuses , Or,. 64, Ponti. piano. (CANO CE 31084 5:00 a.m. CORELLI: Sonata m D min; Geyrhalter, vln, WILLIAMS: 0 Clap Your Hands, WIiicocks/Engiish Cha 7-06). PRAElORIUS· Ballet des Baccanales, Ballets Zaczek, guitar; (MHS 819 8:18) BLAVET: Sonata No 4 Orch & King's College Cho (ANG S 36590 3:16) Matelotz, Ballet des Coqs, MunrowrEarly Music Con for Fl and H'chord; Tipton, fl; Norris, h chord; (WEST 8;30 a.m. VOICE OF PROPHECY sort or London (ANG S 37091 2'42) WGS 8155 11:22) LULLY: Pieces de Symphome trom 9:00 a.m. ASSEMBLIES OF GOO 12:00 M. LULLY Pieces de Symphonie lrom Amadis. Thesee, Leppard/English Cha Orch (DISEAU SOL 301 9:30 a.m. CROSSROADS OF MUSIC roday we obse,ve Leppard1English Cha Orch !OISEAU SOL 301 10:31) 9:10). ORFF: Entrata; Scherchem1Vienna Slate Opera the birthday of [rnest Chausson (Jan. 21. 1855), Nor SIBELIUS: Pohjola's Daughter; Barbirolfi,Halle Orch Orch (WEST WGS 8192 8:35). man De/lo Jo,o (Jan. 24. 1913). Walter Piston, (Jan. 20, (SERA S 60208 14 09) VIVALDI: Clo In C for Two 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - CARVALHO. 1894) Guillaume Lekeu, (Jan. 20, 1870) and Mischa trpls and Sirs: Wobisch. Holler, lrpts: Janlgroll Solist1 Ovt to Penelope; Ricoll/Gulbenkian Cha Orch (ARCHIV Elman (Jan 20. 1891). di Zagreb (VAN VSD 709 7:11) LUNA: Prel to El Nrno 198 481 7-40). TARTINI. Clo rn G for Vin and Strs; 1:0 p.m. CAVALCADE OF NEW RELEASES Judio: de Burgos/Nat Orch ot Spain ( LON CS fi424 Gertler, vln: de StouWZurich Cha Orch (MHS 1886 2:00 p.m. LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM CONCERT 4:05) 18.28) . BEETHOVEN; Calm Sea and Prosperous Voy 3:00 p.m. BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA - AM & FM 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & age: Lertner/Vienna Singverein & Vienna Sym Orch (DG 5:00 p.m. GOURMET BEAT - AM & FM FM 2620 017 7;46) . BIZET: Gypsy Dance from Catmen, 6:00 p.m. KFAC MUSICAL DICTIONARY - Examples of 2:00 p.m. IRELAND. A London Ov1, BarbIrolli/London Bernstein/NY Phil (CDL MS 7415 4·17). the Jo/a Sym Orch (ANG S 36415 12'15) BACH: English Suite 7:00 a.m. BRAEIN. Serenade, Op 5: Fjelelstad/Oslo 6:30 p.m. UTAH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA No.2 in A min .. de Larrocha, piano; (LON CS 6748 Phil Orch (PHIL 838 053 12:17). MOURET: Fanfares for 9:00 p.m. DELTA OPERA HOUSE - AM & FM - BEL 19:29) SHCHEORIN· Dance with Balalaikas from The Trpts. Ob and Strs; PaillatdlPaillard Cha Orch (MHS LINI: Norma: Cigna, s; Adalgisa: Stignani. : Polllone: Humpbacked Horse, Zurailis/Bolshoi T11ealre Orch 1624 7.59). TARREGA. Recuerdos de la Alhambra: Brevlarlo; Gu l/EIAR Ch o and Sym Orch (DECCA (MEL SR 40106 4·55) GRIEG: Norwegian Dance No Parkening, guitar; (ANG S 36020 3:52) played from orlginal 78's) (3:0lt.00). 2; Ormandy/Philadelphia Orch (COL MS 7674 2.25) 8:00 a.m. GOTTSCHALK: Var on the Portuguese Nat 3: 00 p.m. ROSSINI: Vegliar mar sempre, lrom Le Hymn; List, prano; BuketofflVienna State Ofera Orch Comte Ory, Trlegle. bs. Jalas,Vienna Volksoper Orch (TURN TVS 3444012 9:35) FIELD: Clo No in E-flat: (WEST WST 17145 6.10) GLINKA: Aria, Finale and Mitchell, piano; Mattes/Stuttgart Radio Orch (MHS MONDAY 22 £p1logue from A Life ror the Tsar , Christolf, bs, 1578 17 41) BACH· Grgue. in G min: Saloh. lute: 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM Makrev1tch/Cho of the Belgrade Opera and the (KLAV KS 514 6.02). TCH/1.IKOVSKY· Mazurka, from 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM Lamoreux Concerts Orch (CAP GCR 7163 19;58) . TIP Incidental Music to Dmitri the Imposter and Vassili HANDEL,BEECHAM: The Faithful Shepherd Suite. PETT- 0 rich-soiled land. from King Priam: Lewis, t: Shulsky; AkUIOV/ MOSCOW Radio Sym Orch (WEST WGS Beecham Royal Phil Orch (ODY Y 33285 25·19) Williams. guitar. (LON OSA 1276 5:44). GIORDANO. 8300 2''42) . HAYDN. Trlo No. 30 1n O for 'Fl. Piano and Cello, Trio La Donna flussa , from Fedor a: Gobbi. br: Erede/Phil 9:00 a.m. MACMILLAN. Two Sketches on French• Elvelico (MHS 770 15.26) MENDELSSOHN· Sym No. Orch (SERA SIC 6021 1.41) . Dream: Deller, ct. Canadian Airs. Ozawarroronto Sym Orch (CBS 22 11 2 m B-flat, Mathrs, s; Rebmann. s: Hollweg. t; von Britten/London Sym Orch (LON OS 26097 4.00) 0038 6:48). MACDOWELL: Piano Cto No 2 in D min • Karajan/Berlin Phil and Cho of the German Opera, Ber 4:00 p.m. HOLST: Ballet Music from The Golden list, piano: Landau/Westphalian Sym Orch (TURN TVS tin (DG 2707 084 69·00) Goose/Holst,Engllsh Cha Orch (MHS 1452 14 42) 34535 24·10) COPLAND· Barley Wagons and Thresh• 3:00 a.m. SCHUBERT· Sym No 3 m D. KertesZ/Vienna PROKOFIEV; Piano Sonata No 3 in A mtn : Graffman. ing Machines, from Ot Mice and Men: Copland/New Phil (LON CS 6773 23 34). BACH· Brandenburg Clo P.lano; (COL MS 6444 6.57) RUBBRA. Variattons on Phil Orch (COL M 33586 5.38) DUKAS: f'anfare La No. 4 in G, Maier, vln; Co(leglum Aureum (RCA VICS 'The Shming River ": Newsome/Black Dyke Mills Band Perl; Jones Brass Ens (ARGO ZRG 731 t·48) 6023 16:20) BRlmN Les Illuminations: Pears, t, (RCA RL 25078 8.50) . MOZART: Five Contredanses, K 10:00 a.m. VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS: Five Variants on Britten/English Cha Orch (LON OS 26161 22:52) 609: BoskovskwVienna Mozart Ens {LON STS 152711 Dives and Lazarus: Mamner,Aca of St Martin in the www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 29 JANUARY FrP.lds (ARGO ZRG 696 12 43). SOLER: In Ptelagos Anda . piano: FncsawBerlin Radio Sym Orch (DG 138 Ada , from Die Feen: Btlsson, s; Dav1s,London Sym lnrnensos; Harmon, Martinez , s, Sm1thISmlth Singers 708 23:40) . Orch {PHIL 6500 294 11.52) SOITO: Ecco ii mondo. Texas Boys Choir of Ft Worth. Collegium Musi cum 3:00 a.m. CHAUSSON: Sym in B-flat: Denzler/Pans from Mer,stolele; Siep,. bs, SeraflntOrch of St. Cecilla Wiolerthur (COL MS 7287 12;58} SHOSTAKOVICH' Cons Orch (LON CS 6119 31.40) AROUTONIAN: Clo Aca of Rome (LON OS 25083 2:50) Polka and Soviet Dance from The Age or Gold; for Trpt and Orch: Andre , trpt: Suzan1French Radio TV 4:00 8.m. RAMEAU· Ovl to Les Paladins, LeppardINew Mitchell, Nat Sym Orch (WEST WGS 8286 4.28) Orch (MHS 1945 17.10), STRAUSS. Bourgeois Gen Phil rch (PHIL 802 901 5:47) . WAGNER: Sym Poem, BACHISTOKOWSKI Preludio (from Partlla No 3 lor tllliomme Suite: Ormandyl Philadelph1a Orch (COL M Glueck, Bell/Berlin Sym Orch \MIXTUR MXT 3005 Solo Violin), Stokowskl/London Sym Orch (RCA ARL 32233 34 08) BRITTEN Simple Sym, Marriner/Aca of 22:00). LISZT: Elegy No 2 for V n and Plano: Granat. 1-0880 3.53) St Martin tn the Fields (ANG S 36883 16:03) GLIERE: vln; Regnat, piano; (ORION ORS 76210 4:04) BACH· 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN Waltz from the Bronza Horseman: Zurattis/Bolshoi Sinfonia I from The Xmas Oratorio. Harnoncourtl 11:00 a.m. KUHLAU · Wilham Shakespeare Ovt; Hye Theatre Orch (MEL SR 40103 3:53) Concentus Mus1cus Vienna (TELE 6.41970 4 40). Knudsen1Royal Danish Orch (TURN TVS 34308 9:55) 5:00 a.m. BERLIOZ: Ovt to the Tro1ans: Beecham/ 5:00 p.m. REIF· Philidor's Defense: FlagellotRome Clla BACH· Fl Clo in G, Rampal. fl, de Fromenl/Orch (WOR Royal Phil (ODY Y 33288 5·38). BORODIN, Sym No. 3 Orr.h (SERE SRS 12018 13:05l HAYDN: Clo m c ror SER 9033 22:45) , GLINKA: Chernormor s March , from In A mm.: AnsermeVSuisse F1omande Orch (LON CS H'chord and Orch , Veyron- acrolx , h'chord, Au • Russian and Ludmilla, Svet1anovIUSSR Sym Orch 6126 16:08) MOURET. Symphonies - Second Suite: riacombe Toulouse Cha Orch (SERA s 60299 10:10). (MEL SR 40081 4 21) . LANNER · Hunt Galop, KuenlVSOlolsts and Kuentz Cha Orch (ARCHIV 198 333 GERSHWIN: Gershwin Sutte; The Eastern Brass Quin• Boskovsky1Johann Strauss Orch ol Vienna (ANG S 13:23). HERRMANN: Swing Your Partners. from The tet (KLAV KS 539 8:43). RACHMANINOFF: PoliChinelle 36956 2 15) Devil and Daniel Webster; Herrmann/London Phil Orch in F sharp min ; Rachman1noff, piano: (RCA ARM 12:00 M. KODALY· Hungarian Rondo: Durati/Phil Hun (LON SPC 41144 2:37) 3-0260 3: 33). ganca (LON CSA 2213 8:30) ROSSINI· A Shorl Excur 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - GOETZ: 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW sion Train; Clccollnt. piano; (SERA S 60216 10.24) Spring Ovt; van Remoortel/Monte Carlo Nat Opera 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music composed by HALVORSEN Norwegian Rhap No 2; Fjeldstad/Oslo Orch (GENE GS 1031 11 :31) . DVORAK. Suite In A Gottln"ed vor, Emem. born /his day in 1918 . von EINEM: Phil (PHIL 838 053 10:56). HINDEMITH: Das Nusch Major: Kvapilc, piano: {GENE GS 1025 18·45) . Bruckner Dialogue, Op 39; Philadelphia Symphony. Nuschr Op 20, Grueberl8erlln Sym Orch (CANO CE STRAUSS. Egyptian March; Boskovsky/Vienna Phll Op. 29: Horvat/Austrian Broadcast Sym Orch (CLASS 31044 8:40) (LON STS 15269 3:57) LECUONA: Malaguena: Lane/ EXCEL 11051 31:30) . Plano Cto . Op. 20: Herzog , too p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & Clevetand Pops (EPIC BC 1047 4'10) . piano; FrIcsayl8erlin Radio Sym Orch (DG 138 759 FM 7:00 a.m. BIZET: Bohemian Scenes, from The Fair 20:44). 2:00 p.m. MOZART. Divertimento In G min , Maid of Perth; Martinon/French TV Orch (DG 2530 186 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & Mamne11Aca ol St Martin In the Fields (PHIL 6500 12·14) COUPERIN; Sulle in C: Verlet, h'chord, (TELE FM SCHUBERT: Ovt-Fierrabras: Kertesz/Vienna Phrl 367 7:48) BOCCHERINI· Sinfonia Concertante in C SAWT 9605 11:54) BENJAMIN· Jamaican Rumba; (LON CS 6382 8:00) . ALWYN Sym No. 2, Alwyn mm with Guitar Obbligato: Padovanr, guitar: Catlin I/ Lane/Cleveland Pops (EPIC BC 1047 1.36). London Phil Orch (HNH 4020 29:00) MISC. ARIAS. Angellcum Orch or Milan (VOX 514 130 25.54) 8:00 a.m. TELEMANN: Sonata rn F for Recorder and Corelli, t; (ANG SCB 3744 42:00) STRAUSS· le Beau TURINA. zagateado, de Larrocha. piano: (MHS 1408 Continuo: Linde, recorder: Ragossnig , guitar, (BASF Danube - Ballet Music: Bonynge/Nat Phil Orch (LON 4·04) MEN ELSSOHN Clowns· Dance from A Mid KHB 29376 6:34). STRAUSS/KEMPE Waltzes trom cs 6896 30:00) . summer Night's Dream: Kubelik/Bavarian Radio Orch Der Rosenkavalter: Kempe/Dresden State Orch (ANG S 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - To• (DG 138 959 1.31) 37046 t7·44). ALBENIZ: Malaguena, from Mallorca night we shall spot/lghl Bntish horn player Barry 3:00 p,m, WAGNER: Forging Scene from Siegfried; Barcarola, Biteltl, guitar; (MHS 322 6.19) SMETANA: Tuckwell, in music of Mozart, Brahms and others Windgassen , s, Stolze, I, Sottl/Vienna Phil (LON OS Polka, from The Bartered Bride, BernsteinlNY Phil 25898 14:10}. BERLIOZ· Septet , from The Tro1ans; (COL MS 6879 4·55). THURSDAY 25 Crespin, Barbie, s, Bellary. eta: Chauvet Dunan, t; Hur 9:DO a.m. BIBER· Sonata a 6 in B-flat: Ookschllser, 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM teau. Vernet, bs; Pretre/Paris Opera Orch & Cho (ANG lrpt: Barshar/Moscow Cha Orch (MEL SR 40123 6 15) 1:00 a,m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - 3670 11'43) MEYERBEER: Raoul's Romance, rrom MOZART: Cto No. 3 rn G for Vin and Orch. Stern. vln: JANACEK. Lachlan Dances: Huybrechts/London Phil Act I of Les Huguenots; Vren,os, I, Bonynge/New Phil Szell1Members of the Cleveland Orch (COL MS 7062 (LON CS 6718 22:20) BARTOK. Four Pieces for Orch. Orch and Ambros1an Opera Cho (LON OS 26239 6.27). 24·57) PROKOFIEV· March m B-flal. Op 69, No 3; Op. 12; Ormandy/Philadelphia Orch (RCA LSC 3159 22:45) TURINA: Trio No. 1. Op. 35, Heifetz, vln: CHERUBINI Del tuOI tiglf, from Medea. Callas. s: NazaroV/USSR Defense Ministry Band (MEL SR 40108 Serafinl Orch and Cho of La Scala (ANG S 36929 4:40) 6·09). TCHAIKOVSKY: Trepak, lrom The Nulcracker; Pia\igorsky. cello: Pennar10, p,ano; (RCA LSC 2957 19:30) KUPFERMAN. Lyric Sym (1956): Watanabe/ 4:00 p.m. DEBUSSY. Prel to the All ot A Faun; Bernstein/NY Phil (COL MS 6871 1.00) Previn,London Sym Orch (ANG S 37409 9:55) . 10:00 a.m. LALO Second Rhap, from Namouna, Japan Phil Sym Orch (SERE SAS 12000 22:34) PONCE. Sonata Romantica: Segovia, guitar, (DEC DL CASAOESUS· Piano Sonata No. 2, Op 31: Colburn, Martinon/French Radio-TV Orch (DG 2530 186 14:56) piano; (ORION ORS 7298 15 28) TARREGA. 3 Mazur PURCELL The Gordian Knol Untred, Kehr/Rhenish Cha 710093 21 ·25) kas, Bream, ~ultar, (RCA CAL 2·2212 7 00) SCHEIDT Orch ot Cologne (NONE H 71027 12:56) . BERLIOZ: 3:00 a.m. BRAHMS: Piano Cto No. 1 in D min •• Arrau , Canzona Galhcam: Eastman Brass Oulntet (CANO CE Rokoczy March , from The Damna11on of Faust: p,ano: Ha,Ilnk1Concer1gebo11w Orch of Amsterdam 31004 4:45) Fielde11Boston Pops Orch (RCA LSC 2757 4.37) . (PHIL 6500 018 50:38) WEILL. Kleine Oregroschen 5:00 p.m. BACH. Prel to Partila In E tor Solo Vin, BWV GLIERE. Ru ssian Sailors Dance from The Red muslk; LeinsdortlMembers of the Boston Syrn (RCA PoppyrOrmandy1Philadelph1a Orch (COL MS 6241 LSC 3121 19:25) HINDEMITH· Nobllissima Vlslone 1006, Neel/Toronto Cha Orch (UMBRELLA OD 9 4.13) uite from the ballet); Martinon/Chicago Sym Orch MARTIN Ballade lor Fl, Str Orch and Plano: di Tullio. 3:20). fl: Howarth/English Cha Orch (CAYS S 503 7L38). 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN RCA LSC 3004 23·25) ARNE: H'chord Cto in G min • BRITTEN: Suite on English folk Tunes, ·'A Time There 11:00 a.m. VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS: Toward the Un· ~ alcolm. h"chord: Marriner/Aca or St Mart,n m the Was . Op 90, Bernstein/NY Phil (COL M 34529 known Region, Boult!London Phil Orch & Cho (ANG S Fields (ARGO ZAG 577 10.30). 14.30). ETERARDI: Cto in D for Mandolin, 2 vlns and 36792 12:08) RODRIGO· Concert-Serenade tor Harp 5:0D a.m. SATIE/MtLHAUD: Jack 1n the Box, Dbl-Bs; Bianchi, mandolin; ScImone/l Solish Venet, and Orch. Zabaleta, harp: Maerzendor1er1Berlin Radio Herrmann/London Fest Players (LON SPC 21094 6.48) (ERATO STU 70684 8 15) Symphony Orch (DG 138 118 22-47) SMETANA. HINDEMITH: Sonata lor Vin Solo, Op, 31. No. 2: R1cc1. Furiant. from The Bartered Bride: Dorall/Minneapolis vln, (LON STS 15153 9:20) RAMEAU· Premier Concert 6:0D p.m. CO NCERT PREVIEW for Fl, Cello & H'chord; The Tipton Trio {WEST WGS 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music composed b( Sym Orch (MER SR2 9007 1.55) CHABRIER: Marche MUZIO Clementi, born this day in 1732. CLEMENT Joyeuse; !Jeecham/Royal Phil Orch (ANG S 35506 8155 9:03) SHOSTAKOVICH: Polka from the Age ot 3:40). Gold; Kostelanet2/0rch (COL MS 6867 2:00) MEYER Piano Clo m C; Gorinl, piano; Zedda/Angelicum Orch BEER Coronation March from The Prophet. of MIian (MHS 851 18:00) Sonata in G, Op. 2, No 1 12:00 M. SOLER· Sonata tn D min , de Larrocha, Wilson, tl; Fuller, h'chord: (ORION ORS 7283 6:30) piano: (EPIC BC 1389 8:47) MOZART: Ballet MUSIC Winograd/London Virtuoso Sym Orch (AUD FID 50008 Syrn in B-flat. Op. 18, No 1: ZeddatAngel lcum Orch ot from Les Petits Riens, K 10: Marnner1Aca of SI. Mar 3:41} GRIEG: In lhe Hall of the Mou111ain King: MIian (MHS 851 15:53) . Sonata in B-flat. Op. 12 Yar tin in the Fields (ANG S 36869 22:12). THOMAS: Beecham/Royal Phil Orch (ANG S 35445 2.05) 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - WAGNER: brough, Cowan. pianos: (ORION ORS 76232 8.45). Polonaise, from Mlgoon; Dragon1Cap1101 sym Orch (CAP SP 8427 4:11) KHACHATURIAN. Sabre Dance , Rienzi Ovt, Mehta1LA Phrl (LON CS 6858 1 t 57). 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & SCHUBERT: Sonata tn A min., Op 143; Watts, piano: FM ROSSINI: II Signor Bruschino Ovt, Gardelli New from Gayne Ballet; Khachaturian 1London Sym Orch Phtl Orch (LON STS 15307 5.00) CHAUSSON Sym In (ANG S 37411 2:28) (COL M 33073 17·52) PROKOFIEV: March lrom Love B•llat Ansermet1SuIsse Romende Orch (LON STS 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - A"1 & for Three Oranges, Newman/Hollywood Bowl Sym 5294 36·00) WIENIAWSKI. Clo No. 5 In A min., FM Orch (CAP SP 8479 1 35) SCHUBERT: Romanze. from Chung, vln: FosteriLondon Sym Orch ILON CS 6992 2:00 p.m. PAGANINI· Centone di Sonala No 4 m A: tnc,denIaI Music to Rosamunde: Popp, s; Vaughan 19 00) . MOZAR1. Serenade No 7 in D. K. 250: Terebesi, violin: Prunnbauer, guitar, (TELE SAT 22548 Orch of Naples {RCA VICS 1638 4.25) Munchinger1Vienna Phrl (LON STS 15375 50·00) 9:40) PROKOFIEV· Piano Clo No 5 in G: Browning, 7:0D a.m. WEBER: Ovt to Prezrosa: Kubellk/Bavanan piano, LeInsdorf1BosIon Sym Orch (RCA LSC 3121 Radio Sym (DG 136 463 8.10). CAZZATI. SonaJa delta 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - Brombata: GottrlBologna fnstr Ens (MHS 1534 Another evemng of v1oli111st Leonid Kogan Setec to be 22'24) Byrd· Mouns,er's Alman, DOWLAND· Lac 3.16). anno11nced hrimae Pavan, MunrowIEarly Music Consort ot London CHOPIN Mazurkas , Nos 39, 40 & 41 : Brailowsky, (ANG S 36851 7 06) Rt MSKY-KORSAKOV Dance of piano: (COL MS 6465 5 28) LALO: Valse de la WEDNESDAY 24 the Bulloons . from The Snow Maiden: Dragon/ Cigarette, from Namouna: Martmon French Radio rv 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM Hollywood Bowl Sym Orch (CAP SP 8384 3:30). Orch (OG 2530 106 5·23) . 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - 3:00 p,m. BELLINI Ou1 la voce sua soave, from I Puri 8:00 a.m. SIBELIUS. Karelia Suite. Op t 1, Barb1rotll MENDELSSOHN: Clo tor Two Pianos and Orch in tan!, Geszty, s, MasurIBerlfn Radio Sym (LON OS Halle Orch (SERA S 60208 15.38) BACH Quartet for A-flat, Billard. Azais, lluo-pianos. RistenparVSaar Cha 26114 8;25) BELLINI· Reggim,, o buona madrP. . rl and Strs: Reissberger. fl: Kishibe. vln. Bayerle. via, Orch (NONE H 71099 42:03). SCHOENBERG: Pelleas Tutto e sclolto, from Act II of La Sonnambula: Morell. Boettcher, cello, (MHS 545 10:05) MILHAUD· Pas· and Melisande. von Kara1an113erlin Phil (DG 2530 485 I Mallei, s: Tsu1i , ms. Oua(lrl/Vienna Volk so per Orch torale: Rozhdestvensky/Leningrad State Phil Cha Orch 43·42) BARTOK Rhap for Piano and Orch , Op. 1, (RCA ARL 1-0135 13:291 WAGNER: Scene and Aria of (WEST WGS 8310 5:03) GOUNOD. Waltz lrom Faust, www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 30 JANUARY Kostelanelz. NY Phil (COL MS 6207 3 57) DVORAK Sir Quartet m A flat . Op 105. Guarneri Ouar• 7:00 pm. THE GTE HOUR - Music pe1ro1med by eel 9:00 a.m. POPPER Hungarian Rhap; Smith. cello, Rtl· let (RCA LSC 2887 29 25) DELIUS A So11g ot lhe fist Jacqueline d11 Pre bo111 /hrs day in /945. ELGAR. ter, piano, \GENE GS 1050 8.24). d'ALBERT Piano Clo High Hills. Bowen. s. Binyham. 1 Groves Royal Liver Cello Cto Op 85. du Pre, cello Barenbo1m No 2 m E.. Pont,, piano, Cao Orch of Ra<1I0 Luxem pool Phil Orch & Cho (ANG S 37011 25 00) Phila<1elph1a Orch (COL M 34530 31 12) BEETHOVEN. bourg (CANO CE 31078 15·25) ARNE Ovl No 1 In E 5:00 a.m, HERTEL Clo 1n D tor Trpl Two Ob anil Bsn, 12 Var on "Et11 Maedchon oder Welbchen from The min • Marr111er Aca ot St. Martin In the Fields (ARGO Anthe, lffJI; Pierlot. Chambon. ob Hongne. bsn. (MHS Magic Flute. du Pre , cello, Bare11bo1m. piano, \ANG ZRG 577 7:25) MASSENH The Last Sleep of lhe Vlr 869 13.57) COAi ES. C:fn1IP.re1ta Fantasy Robrnson1Pro see 3823 10'52) DVORAK Silent Woods , Op 68; du 9111 . Beer.ham Royal Phtl Orch (ODY Y 33288 5 12) Arie Orch (GOLD GUIN 4048 15 20) IPPOLITOV Pre. cello. Barenbotm Chicago Syrn Orctl (ANG S 10:00 a.m STAMITZ: Quartet in E-tlal. Op 8, No 2 IVANOV Procession ot the Sarna,. tr om Caucasian 36046 6 46) Eichendorll Wind Group (MHS 528 9 55) BAR Sketches, Slatk111 Hollywood Bowl Sym Orch (CAP SP 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & CHUNOVA· Clo No 4 for Donna and Folk Instr Orch: 8453 3.36) FALLA Ftre Dnnce, from El Amor Bru10, FM - NEW RECORDINGS - BAX: Mediterranean, Yakovlev, domra: Dubrovsky, Osipov B~latarka Orel! Fielder Boslon Pops (RCA LSC 2270 3 56) Boult London Phil (HNH 4039 3 00) ALWYN Syrn No (MEL SR 40200 16 25) ALBENIZ Triana. from Iberra. 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - MOLAR! Ovl I Alwyn London Phil Or<:h (HNH 4040 41 00) Slatkin Hollywood Bowl Sym Orch (CAP SP 8357 The Marnage of Figaro: Foster Royal Phil Orch (LON BRIDGE Phantasm. WallflSCh, piano, Brallhwa,te New 4·43) BULAKHOV· Troika Danto. t. Wagner. piano. SPC 21093 4 13) DUPARC Lenore. de Almeida New Phil Orch (HNH 4042 27 00) STRAUSS OORATJ \MHS 1185 2.20) Phil Orch (RCA LSC 3151 12 26) KORNGOLO · Su11c of Gradllation Bail; Doratl Vienna Phil Orch (LON CS 708f 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN lnc1den1al Music to Shakespeare s Much Ado About 40,00) 11:00 a.m. BOIELDIEU· Duo 111 B-llal lot Harp and Nothing, Ma ties Stutlgart Radio Orch (ANG S 36999 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - To • Piano, Laskine. harp, Veyro11-Lacro1x, h'chord . {MliS 15 42) ALBENIZ Sevilla. from Suite Espanola. Rom mg/II we present music o/ Ralph Vtlugha11-W1ll1ams ,1110 CC 10 9·03) PROKOFIEV Vin Clo No 1 tor Vin and ero, guitar (MER SR 90295 4 07) one ol his st11llerlls, Edmund Ru/Jbra VAUGHAN• Orch S1ervng , vln, Hatltnlv Concertgebouw Orch ot 7:00 a.m . PARRY Slnl V:11 , Ooull Lo111Jon Syrn Orch WILLIAMS· Job. A Masque tor Dancing tANG 3677; Amsterdam [PHIL 6500 02 1 9.46) , KABALEVSKY (MHS 1483 12 42) CHOPIN: Scherzo 10 B·flat mm , 45.19) RUBBRA Sym No 7, Boull London Phil (MHf Gatop. \rom The Comeo1ans, Slatkin Hollywood Bowl Rachmaninoff piano. (KLAV KS 103 10 05) 1397 35 351 Sym Orch (CAP SP 8369 1 32) KHACHATURIAN LelghInka . lrorn Gayne. Khalktn SATURDAY 27 12:00 M. MOZARl Sym tn O K 95: Maerzerdor1er Leningrad KIIOV I heatre Orch (WES I WGM 6236· 2 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM Aus111aI1 lonkucnsller Orch, Vienna (MHS 663 12: 26) 2 30) 1:00 a.m, MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM RAVEL. Aapsodre Espagnote. for 2 pianos: The Kon• 8:00 a.m. VIVAL[)J Cto lor Ptcc in C, P 79; Baker, LISZT Fesllval Cantata (Homage to Beelhovcn). R & tarsky Brothers. pianos, (OG 2707 072 15·131 de· pIcc; Ja111uro I Sohs11 dI 7ayreb (VAN VSO 709 10:25) J Cont1guglIa, pianos (CONN CS 2052 30 53) BROSSARD Four Airs lor Soprano and Contmuo TCHAIKOVSKY Romeo and Juliet, Ozawa SF Sym Orch STRAVINSKY The F1reb1rd (cuniplele ballet 1910 ver• Selig, s. Schaeffer. h chord. Farlel , via da gamba (DG 2530 308 18 57) SUSATO Basse d~nce Bergerel s10nl Ozawa Orch de Pans (ANG S 36910 40 26) (MHS CC 13 6·38) GRIEG· March of the Dwarfs, from sans roch and Reprise. Monrow Early Music Consorl RACHMANINOFF Pra110 Cto No 1. Ja111s piano, Ly11c Suite: Dragon Hollywood Bowl Sym Orch (CAP of London (ANG S 36851 2 31 ) STAAUSS Entrance Remer Chicago Sym Orch (RCA VICS 1101 25 40) SP 8562 3 37) March liom The Gypsy Baron, Stolz Stolz Syrn Orch 3:00 a.m. RAVEL Mother Goose Ballet. Cluytens Parrs 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & {BASF BC 21122 2 53) Cons Orch (ANG S 361 10 28 20) f-RANCK. Psyche FM 9:00 a.m. BULL Walsingharn Var Newman. h cl1orc1. \Sym Poem lor Cho and Orch). Strauss Orch ue Liege 2:00 p,m. GOETZ Ovl 10 The Tam111g ot lhc Shrew, van tCOL M 32229 11 59) DELIUS Llto·5 D,rnce, Groves and Belgian Radio Cho (CONN CSO 2096 46:39) Remoortel Monte Carlo Opera Nat Orch (GFNE GS Royal Phil Orch (ANG SO 37140 15·14) REGER Elude MOZARr Clo No, 1 rn B-llat tor Vin and Orch, K 207, 1031 5 57) SCHUBERT. Sonata 111 G min Op 137 Bnllante In C rrnn . Bauer. piano. (MHS 1920 5 41) Stern. vlr1: Szell Col Sym Orch (COL MS 6557 20.56) No 3: Grum1aux . vln: Veyron-Lacro1x h'chord !PHIL CHOPIN Polonaise 111 A, HorOWII(, ,)lano (COL M SCHUBERT· Nocturne ,n E-flat 1or Piano Vin and 6500 341 12 57) TIPPETT Suite tor lhe Birthday of 32932 4.54) Cello Op 148: Kehlen , pIa110, Ganz. vln Stlehtar. Prince Charles. Davis Londo11 Sym Drch \PHIL 9500 10:00 a.m. WEBER tlung.man Fantasy tor Bsn and cello, 1vox SVBX GOO 8:44) 107 15 46) TCHAIKOVSKY Polonaise lrom Eugene Orch. Garfrnld. bsn. Ormandy, Ph1ladelph1a Orch (COL 5:00 a m. STANLEY Cto No 6 m B·fl3I lor H cnoHl Onegin. Dragon Hollywood Bowl Syin Orch tCAP SP MS 6977 8.56) BACH Sulla tn t lor Lute. Yeµes, lute, and Strs, Lester. h'chord, Jo11es Utile Orch ol London 8412 4 00) {ARCHIV 2708 030 19 36) BERLIOZ Ballet of the (MHS 1214 7 30) BACH Suite 111 C min . BWV 997 3:00 p.m. WORLD OF OPERA - Spec/Bl ,W:J HIS/OIIC Sylphs. trom The Damnation 01 Faust von Kara,an Yepes, hJte: (ARCHIV 2708 030 19.39) BACH. Sleep reecordlngs. Berlin Pl1rl (OG 25:lO 244 2 22) STRAVIN SKY: lntern~I ers Wake', Fox . organ, (RCA ARL 1 0476 4·30) 4:00 p,m, SACCHINI Slnton,a to La contadma 111 corte Dance ut King Kas1che1. lrom I he FtrcbIrd. Ormandy WOLF-FERRARI lrItermeuo lrom The Four Maidens. Bonynge E11ghsh Cha Orch (LON CS 6735 6 21) Philadelphia Orch (COL M 31632 4 40) Kostelanetz. Orch (COL MS 7427 3'25) SARASATE RAVEL Cto In D tor Prano-Lelt hand. c,ccolirn, piano, 10:55 a.rn . LIVING SHOULD BE FUN Zapateaoo Op 23. Perlman , vln. Sanders, piano: Mart111on Orch de Pa11s (ANG S 37151 18 21) STILL 11:00 a.m. DIABELLI . Tno. Nagel, II Kempen , via tANG S 37003 3 11) Pastorella, L Kaufman . vln. A Kaufman piano. (OR· Klall, guitar (MHS 1279 t I 17) PAOEREWSKI ran 6:00 a.m. SCHMEI ZER Sonata a 4. "la Caroliena ION ORS 7152 8 22) V:HtOUS Selected Tarentellas lasie Polonaise. Wild. piano Fielder London Sym Orch Harnoncourt Concentus Music us Vienna ( I ELE SAW I Paniagua Atrium MusIcae de Madnd (HNH 4050 3 54) (RCA LSC 3190 19 04) BEETHOVEN Rage Over a Lost 9563 4 6 15J YSAYF Sonata No. 1 In G nun Op 'l7. 5:00 p.m. 1f!NOY Intro to Fervaal. Schipper s. Col Sym Pe11ny . Watts . piano 1COL M 33074 5 121 Ricci. vln, (CANO QCE 31085 14 30) CAMBINI Ouinlet Orch (COL MS G238 6·30) JANACEK Concer11no tor TCHAIKOVSKY March from the Nutcracker. Prevrn No 1 ,n B-llai, Son, Ventorurn Wmd Quintet tRAVE 701 Piano, Sirs and Winds Crowson. pIa110. The Melos London Sy111 Orch (ANG S 36990 2 25) t3·26) SMETANA· Polka, lrom The Barterecl Bride: Ens (ANG S 36455 16 46} WAGNER Ride ol the Val 12:00 M. GRIEG Arabian Oance lrom Peer Gy111 , Br,rnstern NY Phil (COL M 31817 4:55) ky11r.s , Oora11 1Nat Sym Orch ot Washington O C (l ON Rueggebe1g Hamburg State Opera Orch (MHS 107 7:00 a.m. ROREM Three Barcarolles (1949) , Fleisher. CS 6970 5 05) FAURE Elogy tor Cello and Orch In C 4 27) HAYDN Sym No 93 In 0, Bernstein NY Phil piano (EPIC BC 1262 9 41) BAYREUTH· H chord Clo min • Schiff cello. Mac~erras New Phil Orch (OG 2530 (COL MO 3?101 25 00) SCHUBERl LISZT Dre Forelle. in G mrn . Langlort h'chord. Bernet Austrian Ton 793 7 05) Bolet , µIano. (RCA LSC 3259 3 37) OrFENBACH kuenstler Orch Vienna (MHS 660 13 06) lHALBERG 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW Wallz of the Baron and lhe Gloveseller, from Garte Fantasy on Meyerbeer s Les Huguenots. Op 20. Pont, 7:00 p.m, THE GTE HOUR - MUSIC co11d11cted /Jy Par1s1enne. Orrnandy Ph1latlelph1a Orch (COL MS 6687 piano (CANO CE 31084 11 48) FALLA The Neighbors WI/helm Furtwae11gler, /JOI/I 1/11s rfay Ill 1886 WAGNER 3.15) Dance hom the I hree-Cornered Hat: R1gnotd London Qvt to the Flying Dutchman, Furtwaongler Vienna Phil f:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & Pl11I (MHS 1233 3.25) (SERA 18 6024 11 25) STRAUSS. Don Juan. Op 20. FM 8:00 a.m. LA PHI LHARMONIC HOUR - AM & FM rurtwaengler Berlin Phil (HEL 2548 719 18 19) 2:00 p.m. CHAUSSON Poerne for Vin and Orch 9:00 a.m. COLLECTORS' SHELF - BEETHOVEN Leo BRAHMS Var on a Theme ot Haydn. Op 56a, Perlman, vln , Martinon Orchesrre de Paris (ANG SO nore Ovl No 3 van Be1num London Phil Orr.h Furtwaengler Berlin Phil (OG 2535 164 20:16) 37118 16.30) BRITTEN Four Sea Interludes from (RICHMOND 19026 12 58) TURINA. La Orac1on del 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & Peter Gnnies. Op 33a, (ANG SO 37142 16:22). MAS· Torero, WQXR Quartet (POLYMUSIC 1004 7 45), DE· FM ADAM Le Dtable a Quatre. Bonynge London Sym SENEr Med11at1on horn Thais, Gruniiaux, vln, Ha1du. BUSSY Tro,s Chansons de Bllllls: Teyte . s: Cor101 , Orch (LON CS 6454 57.00) OFFENBACH Le Pap1llnn µ,ano (PHIL 6599 372 4·16) SHCHEORIN Duettmo of piano: (RCA LCT 1133 7 55) . Bonynge London Sym Orch (LON CS 6812 53.00) Ivan and the TsarmaIden , lrom The Humpbacked 9:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - fo1 Horse, Zura1tis Bolshoi Theatre Orch ( MEL SR 40106 10: 00 a. m. COMMANO PERFORMANCE - this eve111111;'s µ1og1am we slm/1 fealure /wo memorable 3·46) COLERIDGE-TAYLOR· Pehte Suite de Concert, Op 77 vo,ces from the world of opera te1101 Jan Peetce anarik1an bulum a 6: Lenz. s osIt1ve organ: (MHS 1390 4.18) (NONE H 71244 21 .18) PROKOFIEV· Midnrght. from vln, Downesi Melos Ens (ARGO ZAG 759 21:02) Cinderella, Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Radio Sym Orch 8:30 a.m. VO ICE F PROPHECY - HAYDN. Guitar Quartet in D; Lazarde, gurtar with Str 9:00 a.m ASSEMBLIES OF GOD (MEL SAC 4114 3.43) GOllSCHALK· The BanI0; Trio (MHS 826 20·34) . 9:30 a.m. CROSSROADS OF MUSIC - Today we ob• Friedhe1m, piano, (KLAV KS 114 3:25) 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN 5:00 a.m. HAYDN. Piano Tno in G min .. Beaux Aris serve l/1e birthdays or cellist Jacquellne Du Pre (Jan 26, Tno (PHIL 6500 521 14.50) STRAUSS: Intro for Str 1945) WA Mozart /Jan. 27 . 1756), Arthur Rubtnstem 11:00 a. m. LISZT· Rhap Espagnole: Nicolaisen, piano. SexIe1 from Capriccio: Muenchlnger/Stuttgart. Cha (Jan 28. 1889) , and Fredenck Delius /Jan . 29, 1862). (KLAV KS 519 14:58) MOZART: Sir Ouartel No 9 111 A. Orch (LON CS 6737 1010) SCARLATTI. Sonata m D. 1:00 p.m. CAVALCAOE OF NEW RELEASES - Ouartelli llaliano (PHIL 6500 644 15.15) KLENGEL. L 463. Valenti, h'chord: (WEST WGS 8311-3 3.00). 2:00 p.m. LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM CONCERT Hymnus for 12 Cellta: Members 01 the Berlin Phil COPLAND. Hoe-Down. lrom Rodeo, llvmg/Concert 3:00 p,m. BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA - AM & FM (BASF 22798 6 20) KETELBY: 'Appy 'Amstead, Rogers/Roya! Phil Orch (LON SPC 21036 2 18) Ar1s Orch (SERA S 60198 3:12) SAINT-SAENS: F~ssIls 5:00 p.m. GOURMET BEAT - AM & FM & Finale, from Carnival ot the Animals; Bernstein/NY 6:00 p.m. KFAC MUSICAL DICTIONARY - The Deplora 12:00 M. HAYDN· Divertimento No. 49 In G, Salzburger Baryton Trio (NO NE H 71049 10:27) MOZART: Sym Pl1II (COL M2X 795 3:05) llon. 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC £XPERIENCE - ROSSINI Ovl 6:30 p.m. UTAH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA No 27 111 G. k 199; Stadlmair/Munich Cha Orch (NONE H 71244 21.18) PROKOFIEV: Midnight. from to Torvaldo e Dorhska; Bonynge/London Sym Orch 9:00 p.m. DELTA OPERA HOUSE - AM & FM - (LON CS 6486 7 40) , ADDISON. Carte Blanche, Ballet VERDI. Alda, Roman , s. Sant. t, Sawyer, ms. Cinderella. Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Radio Sym Orch (MEL SRC 4114 2.05). NOVACEK/HARRIS: Perpetual suite: Addison/Pro Art 01r.h (GOLD GUIN 4048 15:55) Paoletl11Rome Opera Cho and Orch (CAP PCR 8179 BEETHOVEN_ Romance for Vin and Orch, 01strackh, 2:40.00) Mollon; Ormandy1Ph1ladelph1a Orch (COL MS 7146 2:50) vtn, Goosens/Royal Phll Orch (DG 138 714 7 15) MONDAY 29 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER -AM & MENDELSSOHN ScherlO Ill G mm . Marrinet 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM Members of the Aca of St Martin In Ille Fields (ANG S FM 37044 4·05) 1:00 a.m MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - 2:00 p.m. BRITTEN Psalm 150 for voices c1nd Orch, BRAHMS. Vin Sonata No. 3 in D min.. Szeryng. vln: Bnllenl Cho 01 Downside School; (LON STS 15173 7:00 a.m. HANDEL. Clo No 9 in B•llal lor Trpt, Andre , Rubinsle1n , pfano , (RCA LSC 2619 21 18). trpt; Richter 1MunIch Bach Orch (DG 136 517 47) 5:03). BRUCH. Scottish Fantasy, Op 46: Heifetz, vln, 7 GOLDMARK Rustic Wedding Sym , Op 26: PUCCINI· Sargenl/New Sym Orch ot London (RCA LSC 3205 SAINT-SANES Oanse de la Gypsy. from Henry VIII, Messa di Gloria, Johns. t; Hullenlocher. bs: Corboz. 25.29) CHOPIN: Waltz in C-sharp min . Ormandy/ Bonynge1London Sym Orch (LON CS 6744 3·05) VIV· Orch and Cho or the Gulbenk1an Foundation ot Lisbon Philadelphia Orch {COL MS 7506 4 24) SATIEi ALOI · Clo In C, P f4 : Toso. vln. Sc1mone1I Sollst1Ven • (RCA FRL 1·5890 46.38). DEBUSSY Gymnopedle No. 1, Auriacombe 'Paris Cons eli (COL MS 6821 13:35). 3:00 a.m. BEETHOVEN Sym No 7 in A: Boehm, Orch (ANG S 36846 2:28) GRAINGER: Shephera·s 8:00 a.m. SUSATO. Suite of Dan~s; Greenberg(,N~ Vienna Phil Orch (OG 2530 421 37:43) GINAST_E.RA: Pro MusIca (DEC DL 79419 14·37). HAYDN· Sym A Hey; Bntten/English Cha Orch (LON CS 6632 2·15) m B-flat: Maerzendorfer/Vienna Cha Orch (MHS 249 Cto for Harp and Orch; Zabaleta. harp; Marunont 3:00 p.m. WORLD OF OPERA - To be announced French Nat Radio TV Orch (DG 2530 008 22: 30) 14 41) CHABRIER· Habanera, Dervaux1Pans Cons 4:00 p.m. WILLIAMSON Ovt-SanllaQo de EsDada, Orch [SERA S 60108 4:00) SALZEDO: Chanson de fa www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 32 JANUARY ,Nu1t. McDonald, harp: (KLAV KS 525 3.20) MO 32792 32 251 PURCELL Voluntary In C, Oevevey Society tor Old 9:00 a.m. MILHAUD: Concertmo d'Autom11e. from The 3:00 a.m. SAINT-SAENS Sym m A, Martlnontfrench Instr (NONE H 71002 5 39) LANNER Hotballlaenze. Four Seasons. Joy, Robin-Bonneau. pianos. Mllhaud, Nat Radio Orch {ANG S 37089 25 04) MOZART· vrn Paulik/Vienna State Opera Orc11 (VAN SRV 150 6:00) Lamoureux Concerts Solo1sIs Ens (PHIL 6504 111 Cto No 3 In G, K 216 /ukerman , vln; Barenbo1m 5:00 p.m. BORODIN. In the Steppes of Central Asia, 9:51) SPOHR· Sonata No 2. Op. 114, McDonald. English Cha Orch (COL MO 32301 25,20) FAURE. Str Rostropovich10rch de Pans (ANG S 37464 8:57) harp Kau t man. vln, (ORION ORS 7262 17 44) Quartet, Op 121, Guarneri Quartet (RCA ARL 1-0761 BRUCH. Serenade for Strs. Starek/RIAS S1nlonietta HEINICH[N. Vin Cto In D: Totenberg, vln, lopolskii 22·30) NIELSEN Sym No. 2 (The Four Tempera (SCHWANN 2054 13.09) ARNE Sym No. 3 In E•flat: Vienna Cha Orch (MHS 789 7 31) GLIERE Scene and ments). Bernsteml NY Phil (COL MO 32779 34 15) Montgomery 1 Bournemouth Sinfonietla (HNH 4041 Dance of the Chinese Girls. from The Red Poppy; 5:00 a.m. ROSSINI. Ovt to L'ltalIana m Algeri: Solli. 9 10) RAVEL P,ece en forme de habanera: Walevska. Fayer!Bolshol Theatre Orch (MEL SAC 4114 2:40) , Royal Opera House Orch (LON CS 6753 7.14) RE cello: Gaston. piano: (OWL ORLP 14 2 58) 10:00 a.m. TARTINI: Clo m O ror Trpt and Orch. Andre. VUELTAS. HomenaIe a Garcia Lorca: de la Fuente1NaI 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW trpt. RIstenpart1Saar Radio Cha Orch (MHS 755 9.06) Sym Orch ()f Mexico (MUSART 3033 12:50) NIN 7:00 p.m, THE GTE HOUR - Music of Franz Peter PFITZNER. Five Piano Pieces, Op 471 Fr1eser, piano: Chants d'Espagne: G & P ReIto , cellos, A, Rejto. Schubert, born rh1s dny in 1797 /Tf11s year is also the (MHS 1590 17:34) . BYRD· La Volta; Erickson. h'chord. piano; (ORION ORS 7282 8 3fl) GLAZUNOV· GrarHI /SOUi anmversary of his death) SCHUBERT. Sym No 1 (SYNTONIC 66 100 1 57) AIMSKY-KORSAKOV: Pro· Waltz from Rayrnonoa. Svetlanov Bolsh01 1heatre Orch ,n D. Boehm Berlin Phil (DG 2530 216 28:49) Waderer cession of the Nobles. from Mlada. Ormandy (MFL 40172 5 18) Fantasie: Kemp II. piano, l DG 139 372 21:02), Philadelphia Orch (COL MS 7509 4 44) 6:00 a m THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - LUTO S 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERt - AM & 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN LAWSKI Var on a Theme of Paganini: Vronsky, Babm, FM SUPPE Bocaccio - Ovl. Boskovsky Johann 11:00 a.m. AAENSKY. Var on a theme by lch81kovsky , pianos, \SERA S 60053 5. 15) BRAHMS Vin Sonata Strauss Orch of Vienna (ANG S 36B26 7 00) MEN BrusllowtCha Sym ol Philadelphia (RCA LSC 3020 No 2 In A: Szeryng . vln. Rulunstr,,n, pl,1no, (RCA LSC DELSSOHN Sym No 4 In A (Italian). von KaraIan1 13:24) WERNER: Suite Concertante tor Trpt. Strs and 2619 20 09) PROKOFIEV New Year s Ball Waltz. from Berlin Phil (OG 2530 416 28 00) SCHUBERT lnclden Pere. Andre , lrpt, Werner Wuerttemberg Cha 01ch War & Peace. RozhdesIvcnsky Moscow Radio Syrn lal Music to Rosamunde, Popp, s: VaugharllOrch & 1 (MHS 1778 19·39) LOGY· Parllta in A mm , Matthews. Orch (MEL SR 40075 5 36) KREISLER· The Old Ret Cho of Naples ( RCA LSC 2937 28 00). guitar. (TURN TVS 34538 6 16). SlRAVINSKY rain. Dragon1Cap1tol Sym Orch \CAP SP 84 t3 4 40). 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - Fol Scherzo a la Russe: Stravinsky/Col Sym Orch (COL MS 7:00 a.m. SAINl•SAENS. Polonaise. Op 77: Oosse. three nights we present a tesllval of Vtad1m1r Ashkenazy 7094 4 01) Pet11. 8Ianos. (VOX SVBX 5476 10 00) TABOUROT recordings and for !he first one, we shall testure him m 12:00 M. ,IANACEK ,Jealousy. Waldhans. 81no Slate WARL CK. Dances lrorn Capriol Suite: Taylor laylor a more recent rote . as conductor Phil Orch \XRDS 22 26 0016 5.08l PROKOFIEV Str Recorder Concert (BACH GLD BG 645 10 11) Ouar1eI No 2, Novak Ouar1eI (PHI 6500 103 2115) RUBINSTEIN. Romance m E-11al: Oragor11Cap1tol Sym SZYMANOWSKI Tantns the Buffoon. from the Mas Orch (CAP SP 8413 3.06), ques. Rosenberger, p,ano, (DELOS 15312 6 52) 8:00 a.m. WAINA Danias Fan1as11cas; de Larroclla. GRIEGISIH Norwegian Dance No 2. Black/London piano, (MHS 15. 38) LARSSON Due Augufl . FEBRUARY Sym Orch (LON SPC 21046 2.47) Westerber91Swed1sh Radio Syrn Orch (CAPRICE CAP 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & 1032 14.28) DVORAK. Songs My Mother Taught Me, FM Oragon/Holly_wood Bowl Sym Orch (CAP SP 834 2 PROGRAMMING 2:00 p.m. SHCHEDRIN Maidens Round Dance. lrom 3:03). MASSENET: Elegy, Oragon1Ho1Jywood Bowl The Humpbacked Horse, ZuraItis Bolshoi Theatre Orch Sym Orch (CAP SP 8567 3·59) (MEL SR 40106 5:44) PLEYEL Sym Pe1iod1que No 6 9:00 a.m. aACH Fantasy and Fugue lrl G nun , BWV THURSDAY 1 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SliOW - AM & FM - In F: Delage/Univ of Strasbourg Colleg1um Musrcum 542. Biggs. h'chord: (COL MS 6804 11 42). DVORAK (MHS 13 21.00). TARREGA. Capncho Arabe; Parken The Wood Dove. Op f 10, Neumann1Czech Phil (TEL[ 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM ing, guitar. (ANG S 36021 5·00) WAGNER: Transfor SAT 22523.125 18"56) ALBENIZIARBOS l nana from MAHLER. Sym No 7 (Song ol lhe Nighl), Kubelik/ mation Music !tom Act I of Parsifal; Boull1London Sym Iberia: Munch/French Nat Radio Orch (NON[ H 71189 Bavarian Radio Sym Orch (DG 2707 061 72:15) Oil· Orch (ANG S 37090 5.02) SCHUBERT: Ave Maria; 5:09) BRAHMS: Waltz in A-flat, Dragon/Capitol Sym TERSDORF· Ouanet in E-Jlal, Sinnhof1er Quarter (OR· Ormandy 1Philadelph1a Orch and Temple Umv Concert Orch (CAP SP 8412 1.53\. ION OAS 75170 19.20) HENZE Fantasia lor Strs Cho (COL MS 7526 4.39) 10:00 a.m. HAYDN. Piano Trio in E-llat, Beaux Art~ Tno (1966): Sacher'Colleg1um Mus,cum of Zurich (DG 139 4:00 p.m. MILHAUD· Four Dances from Saudades do (PHIL 6500 52119·54) LISZT' Mazeppa. Transcenden • ~96 15.37). Brazil. Bernste1111French Nat Orch (ANG S 37442 7.26) . tal Elude No. 4, Berman. piano. (COL M2 33928 7·10) 3:00 a.m. PAGANINI. Clo lor Vin and Orch No 6 m HARTY· A John Field Suite: Oilkes1English Sin fonia PUCCINI: Musetta s Waltz from La Boheme. Drago/ E•mln. Accardo, vln: Dutoil•london Phil Orch (OG (HMV CSO 3696 17'41). SARASATE. Zigeunerweisen . Capitol Sym Orcll (CAP SP 8566 2·30) 2530 467 39 57) VILLA-LOBOS Forest of !he Ama Op 20, No. I, Azarkhin, dbt•bS: Alexandrova, p,ano, TCHAIKOVS1 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 33 FEBRUARY (MHS 1711 8' 16) IELEMANN, Ff Clo 111 0. Rampal. 11, Sym Orch ( I URN TVS 34447 21: 44) GOHSCHALK 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW A1stenpart1Saar Rac1,o Cha Orch (ODY Y 32890 15:36). Grande Fantas1e Tnornphale on the Brazman National 7:00 p.m THE GTE HOUR - MUSIC composed by Fe/IX NAUMANN. Pas de Deux and Pas de qua11e, from Gus• Anthem; List, piano, Mier/Berlin Sym Orch (TURN Mendelssot111-Bar1oldy, born Feb 4. 1809 MEN tall Wasa. BIoerlln1Drolt1niogholrn Theatre Cha Orch TVS 3444012 9:26) DELSSOHN. Incidental Music to A Midsummer Night's (NONE H 71213 6·31) . ROSSINl1RESPIGHI Ovt to the 5:00 a.m. CORELLI. Sonata in A, Op. 5. Nr 9: Moss. Dream. Watson, s. Wallis, ms: Prevfn/Lbndon Sym f~nlastic Toy shop, Saroen11Royal Phil Orch (CAP SP vln; Roberts. h chord. (GOLD CREST RE 7032 9,35) . Orch and Finchley Children's Music Group (ANG S 2·29). BENJAMIN: Romantic Fantasy for Vin. Via & Orch: 37268 47·30). Songs Without Words, Op. 62, No. 5 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN Heifetz, vln, Primrose, vln: Solomon/RCA Victor Orch (Spring Song); Ile Larrocha, piano: (MHS 1730 2'20) 11:00 a.m. MILHAUD: L'homrne et son deslr, Cimsten (RCS LSC 2767 t9·45). WALKER. Lyric for St1s: 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & sen . s; Nixon. ms: Christensen, t; Chartrand. bs. Freeman/London Sym Orch (COL M 33433 5·41) FM - Cha Orch (HNH 4027 13'00) TCHAIKOVSKY· Abravanel,Utah Sym Orch (VAN SRV 274 17:03). GRANADOS: Intermezzo from Goyescas; Pourcel10rch Sym No. 5 in E Min . Ashk.enazy/Phil Orch (LON CS BEETHOVEN: Sonata No. 5 in C min, Op. 19; Riefling, (CAP SP 8592 4:29) . 7107 46:00). GRANADOS. Tonadillas & Canciones piano; (MHS 187 t7:26). WALTO N· Polka and Spanish 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - SCHUMANN Amalonas: Lorengar, s; de Larrocha. piano: (LON OS Night. from Facade. F1sloular11RoyaI Opera House Orch Sym ln G min (ZWICKAU), lnbal/New Phil Orch (PHIL 26558 40:00) BAX. Northern Ballad; Boull/LondOJl (RCA VICS 1168 3:42) KREISLER: Tempo dl Minuallo; 6500 298 12·48) BEETHOVEN: Plano Sonata No 30 in Phil Orch (HNH 4034 10:00). Szeryng vln. Reiner. p,ano: (MER SR 90348 3 21) E. Op. 109; Pollinl, piano; SAINT-SAENS: Aquarium 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - For 12:00 M. DOPPLER. Fantasie pastorate hong, o,se. Up from Carnival or the Animals; Bernstein/Members ot our final night of /he Ashkenazy Festival we feature h,m 26, Galway, fl ; Gerhardt/Nat Phil Orch ( RCA LRL the NY Phil (COL MS 6368 2·12) CUI· 011entale; performing piano concertos by Beethovetr and Pro• 1·5094 11 21) POULENC: Swte Francaise after Ger• Dragon/Capitol Sym Orch (CAP SP 8453 4:03). koliev vaIs; Chertok. harp, (ORION ORS 76231 11:46) VLA 7:00 a.m. DELIUS: Dance Ahap No. 1: Groves/Royal SATURDAY 3 DIGEAOV Prel and Balkan Suite, Op 46: Vladigerov, Liverpool Phil Orch (ANG 36870 11·45). LISZT: Hunga• 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW AM & FM Orch ol the BRT (BALKANTON BCS 1304 12.51) nan Rhap No 12 in C-sharp minor; Grainger, piano. 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM PlfRNE Entrance of the Little Fauns; Vinter1Pro Arie {KLAV KS 109 9·55) MENDELSSOHN: Scherzo in E Orch (CAP SP 8642 1:44) DELIUS: Paris - The Song 01 a Great City: Groves/ min, Op 16. No 2: Entremont. piano; (COL MS 6881 Royal Liverpool Phil Orch (ANG 36870 20:12) 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & 2:06) KALIN NIKOV: Sym No 1 in G Min: Kondrashln/Moscow Phil FM - 8:00 a.m. SCHMELZER· Festschuel a 4: HarnoncourtJ Sym Orch (NEK SR 49173 36:28). KORNGOLD Sym In 2:00 p.m. CORELLI. Var on La Folha: Knelghs. recor Concentus Musicus Vienna (TELE SAWT 9549 7 35) F-sharp. Op. 40: Kempe1Munich Phil Orch (RCA ARL der; Kaiser, cello, (KLAV KS 512 9:55) HINDEMITH: LISZT- Tasso (Sym Poem No 2), Ha1tink/London Phil 1-0443 48.52) Piano Sonata No. 3: Siegel. piano. (ORION ORS 7299 (PHIL 6799 005 20·42) PROKOFIEV: Cinderella Goes 3:00 a.m. BEETHOVEN· Piano Clo No 4 in G. Op 58; 17 12) BACH. Sinfonia IV (la ClemP.n2a di Scipione; to the Ball. from Cinderella, R1gnotd1Royal Opera Hoffman. piano; CarldIs1Phil Hungaflca (MHS 101 Arndt Bellin Bach Orch {MHS 1846 9.43) GRIEG. House Orch (RCA VlCS 1138 2'25) PUCCINI. Prayer, 31:29) . SPOHR: Sonata Concertante, Op 115, No 3. Norwegian Dance No 4 in 0, W. & e Klien , pianos: from Tosca, Wal-BerglOrch (MER SR 60092 2.42) Kaufman. vln. vln; McDonald, harp: (ORION ORS 7262 (TUAN TVS 34041 4·55) 9:00 a.m. LULLY. Sonata in C tor Trpt and Organ: 22:18). TCHAIKOVSKY'. Sym No. 2 in C Min. (llllle 3:00 p.m. VERDL Act II, Scene I from Aida, Gustav• Andre. trpt, Bllgram, organ; (RCA CAL 2· 7001 8:09). Russfan) RozhdestvenskytMoscow Radio srm Orch son. ms, Nelh, s: Toscanini/NBC Sym Orch and Cho BERWALD. Piano Cto in D (1855) Erikson. piano: (MEL SR 40262 33.53) STRAVINSKY Sym o Psalms, (RCA LM 6132 14.17). GLUCK Ouel est l'audacieux, Westerberg/Swedish Radio Orch (GENE GS 1011 Stravinsky/Fest Singers of Toronto and CBS Sym Orch from Orteoed Eurid1ce; Simoneau. t. Rosbaud 19·34) PESCETTI. Sonata In O mrn. tor Ha1p: Mildo (COL MS 6548 21:331. Lamoureux Concerts Orch (EPIC LC 6019 15·37) nian , harp; (MUSIOISC 16 002 8:21) COPLAND: Cir• 5:00 a.m. SCHUMANN· Four Fair_y. Tales; Lancelot, ROSSINI. Se fl mI0 nome, trom Act I ot the Barber ol cus Dance from the Red Pony, MIIChell/Nal Sym Orch clar; Schmid, via; Rosy. piano: {MHS 767 14·28) Seville: Schipa, I. w,orch (RCA LCT 6701 2.39) ( RCA LSC 2710 1 52) FISCHER· Suite No. 6 In D, Plchl-Axenfeld, h'chord. SMETANA. Cradle Song from Hublcka, Novotna, s. 10:00 a.m. FUX. Sonata a quattro, Harnoncourtt (MHS 879 11 20) SIBELIUS: The Swan ot Tuonela; Weissman/RCA Victor OrcI1 (RCA LCT 6701 4:40). Concentus Mus,cus Vienna (TELE SAWT 9169 8:40). Foss/Buffalo Phil (NONE H 71203 8:16). LISZTIRENIE: 4:00 p.m. MOZART Ovl In the Italian Style; Boehm/ BARBER: Str Ouartel . Op 11; Cleveland Ouanet (RCA Un Sosp1ro, McDonald, harp; (KLAV KS 543 5:32). ARL 1-1599 17 50) MALVEZZI. Dotcisslme Sirena & E Prague Nat Theatre Orch (OG 2535 229 8.35) 6:00 a.m. STRAUSS. Roses from the soutn STRAVINSKY L'Histotre du Soldat (lno version), d'An voI realt amanu. Linde1L1nde Conso1t & Stockhom Cha Boskovsky•Johann Strauss Orch of Vienna (ANG S tonio, clar. Sandler, vln. Stevens. pIarI0; (LAUREL LR Cho (EMI C 063-30 114115 5.21) BRAHMS. Llebes 37070 7'49) . SCHUMANN . Eludes Symphoniques, 103 14'30) SATIE· Jack rn the Box: Herrmann/London lleder Waltzes, Op. 52. Nos. 1, 2 & 3: Winograd Sir Grainger, piano, (KLAV KS 109 16.45) TOMASI: Clo 111 Fest Players (LON SPC 21094 6:48) GESUALDO, Orch (HEL HS 25026 3·04) 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULb BE FUN C for Trpl and Orch: Andre lrpl, de FroinenVOrch of STR AVINSKY Monumentem pro Gesualdo, Rad io Luxembourg (MHS 829 15:04) . DVORAK. Strav111sky/Cot Sym Orch (COL KS 6318 7 15) 11:00 a.m. LOUC HEUA. Four Pieces for Oumtet: Jamel Slavonic Dance No. 5 m 8-llat Min: OorahtMinneapohs 5:00 p.m. SCHUMANN: Araoeske. Op 18, Hollander, Quintel (MHS 883 14:32) MOZART: Sym No, 28 Jn C, Sym 01ch (MER SP 90335 2: 18) piano; (RCA LSC 2912 7·55) BACH· Contrapunctus K 200, 8oeh1T11Berlln Phil (DG 139 406 21·15) GUAR· 7: 00 a.m. GLINKA Oriental Dances from Russian & No 9 trom The Art of the Fugue; Empire Brass Quintet NIERI. Brazilian Dance: Fennell/Eastman-Rochester Ludmilla. SvetlanovlUSSR Sym Orch (MEL SR 40081 (SINA DUA NON 2012 4:41). HOLST· St Pual's Suite Pops (MER SR 90144 2·00) MOZART Two Minuets, for Strs; Holst, English Cha Orch (MHS 1303 13 05) K 604; Mackerras/Pro Arte Orch of London (VAN SRV 7·21) VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS. Clo m O Min; Buswell, vln: PrevmlLondon Sym 01ch (RCA LSC 3178 15:55)_. SCHUBERT. Andantmo Variee In B min, Op 84 No 1: 186 4 26) Jones. de Rosa. plano-4 hands: (MHS 1576 8:20). 12:00 M. ZIPOLI Suite in C. Sgrim h chord; (NONE H KETELBY In a Monastery Garden: Rogers1Royal Phil 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW 71117 9:42) . RAVEL· Sonata for Vin & Piano; Wll Orch & Cho (LON SPC 21036 5.17) BEETHOVEN 6 komlrska, vtn, Barbosa. piano: (CO NN CS 2038 Var in D on the Turkish March lrom The Rums ot 7:00 p.m, THE GTE TOUR - Music composed by Wctor Athens: Richterm, piano (MEL SR 40183 5:40) 18.52) VERACINI Sonata in A Min. ror Recorder & Herbert, born th,s day in 1859 HERBERT: Sym Poom HUMPERDINCK· Prayer. from Hansel & Grete), 1 Continuo. Brueggen. recorder. Bylsma, cello. Hero & Leander, Op 31 , Krueger Royal Phil Orch (MIA Dragon1Hollywood Bowl Sym Orch (CAP SP 8368 121 29·25) Cto No. 2 IOI Cello and Orch (MER SR Leonhar www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 36 FEBRUARY ANON In pro. Beckett1Mus1ca Reservata (PHIL 802 DAME SCIIOOL. Clausulae "Haec dies . Polonska. BI0001·11 - Requiem. Par~er, eta, London. bs oar 904 5.33). STRAUSS. Die Scheaetzerln, Boskovsky, htsh ha1p: La Camarata (CANO OCE 31083 5:55\ Hindem11h1Schola CanlorlJ!ll of NY & NY Phil (ODY Y Vienna Phtl Orch (LON CS 6707 3:36) 7:00 a.m. MONTEVERDI T1rs1 e Clorr: The Deller Con• 33821 60:12) MOZART Piano Clo No 17 in G. K 453: 12:00 M. STOELZEL Cto in B for 6 Trpts and Sirs, sort and Instr Ens (RCA VICS 1438 13. 12) Serk,n, piano, Schne,def/COI Sym Orch (COL MS 6844 Fae1ber Trpts and Wuertfembe1g Cha Orch (TURN TVS KABALEVSKY· Spring . A Sym Poem m C. Op 65, 30 29) HERRMANN . Selec. from Jane Eyre 34090 11 47) SCHUBERT. 8 Var on an Original Theme, Kabalevsky/Moscow Slate Phil Sym Orch (WEST WGS Herrmann/London Phil Orch (LON SP 44144 13.12) Demus. Badura-Skoda, piano. \RCA VICS 1329 18:35) 8308 8:56) FRANCK. Les Pla1nles d'une Poupne: De 3:00 a.m. WELLESZ. Ocret , Op 67 Vienna Octet (LON PIERNE. Impromptu Caprice, Op 9: McDonald , harp: mus, piano: (MHS 1152 2:00) STS 15234 30:30). PAGANINI. Cto no 2 HI B nun tor (KLAV KS 525 4 50) NELHYBEL Three lntradas for 8:00 a.m. MOURET. Symphonies de Chasse; Palllardl Vin ~ 0Ich, R1cc1, vln, Rudolf C1ncmnat1 Sym Orch Brass. FlagellolRorne Sym Orch (SERE SRS 12006 Palllard Cha Orch (MHS CC 3 9:42) LALANDE 1st (DEC OL 710106 25·43) BRITTEN· Suire ror Solo 3 55) Capnce. Paiflard/Paillard Cha Orch (MHS 1661 13.41) Cello, Op 72. Hefmerson, cello. (BIS LP 5 25:10) 1:00 p m_LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & SAINT-GEORGES· Sir Quarter No. t in C, Op I, Juli· HAYDN Sym No 24 m D: Maerw1dorfer Vienna Cha FM liard Quartet (COL M 32781 9 26) TOURNIER· Grey Orch (MHS 209 20.04) 2:00 p,m. WOOLFENOEN· lnc1de11tal Music-The Taming Donkeys on the Road to EI-Azib· McDonald , harp, 5;00 a.m_ ANON Six Dances ro, Recorde1s and ol the Shrew. Woo1tonden1Aoyal Shakespeare Theatre (KLAVIER KS 525 3 12) . H chord. Schulze. Schulze. recorders. Walters Wind Band (ABBEY LPB 657 6:39) GIANELLA: Cto 9:00 a.m. HAYDN· Cassat10n in C 101 lute: Nagora. vln. h chord, (VOX 501 140 7 20) ELGAR Sea Pictures. No 3 in C (Military). Rarnpal, fl: Scnnone1I Sohst1 Blees. cello, (TURN TVS 34227 13: 15) KURKA. The op. 37· Baker. ms: Barbtrolli1London Sym Orch (ANG Veneti (RCA CAL 3· 1'129 19 15) HONEGGER. Chant de Good Soldier Schweik: Landau,·Mus,c for Westchester 36796 23.40). ANON. Ghaetta: Seekell MusIca Reser fa Joie: Baudo Czech Pt11I (XROS 22 16 0078 6:20) Syrn Orch (CANO CE 31089 17·50) CUTTING. Galliarel vara (PHIL 802 904 3·36) MOZART Sonata No 10 tn STRAVINSKY: M\lts tor piano and orch; Berolf. piano. tn G Min.: Spencer, lute. (PHIL 6500 282 2:45) F !or Organ and Orch. Biggs. organ: RozsnyaI Col Syrn Ozawa10rch de Paris (ANG S 36875 8:45) HANDEL. Minuer from Berenice: Marriner Aca ot St Orch (COL MG 329B5 2'45). 3:00 p.m. WORLD OF OPERA - Special and h1stor1c Martin m the Flelds (ANG S 37044 3: 44) 6:00 a.m. ALBINONI· Clo a 5 rn C: W1told1Sinfonia recordings 10:00 a.m. BERTON· Chaconne pour Orch, Oau1eI1caen Instr Ens (NONE H 71005 8.36) MENDELSSOHN C1o 4:00 p.m. BEETHOVEN. Adag io and Allegro for Music Cha Orch (TURN TVS 34101 13·3B) STRAVINSKY. Duo In D min (1882). Menuhin, vln: de Burgos1Londoo Box: Danzi Quintel (ABC AB 67016 6 18) ROUSSEL. Conertante 101 Vin and Plano, Kaufman. vln; P1gnar1 , Sym Orch (ANG S 36850 21 57) FERNSTROEM Con• Suite No 2 from Bacchus et Anane: BaudolOrch de piano; (ORION ORS 7292 15:06) WOODS Valse Phan • ce,tino for Fl. Womens Chorus and Orch: Holmstedl Pans (CONN cs 2124 20.05), VIVALDI: fl Cto No. I In tastIq_ue; Hofmann, piano; (KLAVIER KS 114 3:35) fl, Frykberg/Stockholm Radio Orch & Cho (TURN TVS F. Preston. fl: w1Aca of Ancienf Music (OtSEAU OSLO MENDELSSOHN . Intermezzo, from A Midsummer 34498 8·45) PROKOFIEV: Dance from Romeo & 519 6.45). SOLER. Sonata tn D, Mlldonlan. harp, Nighl's Dream, Kubellk,Bavarlan Radio Sym Orth (DG Juliet, de Waart Aollerdam Phil {PHIL 6500 640 2·00) (PETERS PLE 029 3'30). 138 959 .,7) 7"00 a.m. LULLY· Fanfares tor the King 's Tournament, 5:00 p.m. GABRIELi: Sonata Octavi Toni: Philadelphia 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN Doua11e1CollegIum Musicurn of Pans (NONE H 71009 & Chicago Brass Ens (COL MS 7209 4 25) RAVEL. 11:00 a.m. WAGENSEIL Clo for Harp and Orch In G, 4·53)_ SOLER: Sonata tn F maI01, de Larrocha, ptano. Sonat1ne: Rage. piano (LON CS 6873 11 ·45) Zabelela. harp: KuentztKuenlz Cha Orch (OG 139 112 (EPIC BC 1389 3:20) CHOPIN· Var on La cI darem fa STRAVINSKY· Clo In D for Sir Orch; von Karajan,Strs 11:53) STOYANOV. Grotesque Suite "Bay Ganyou". mano, trom Mozart·s Don Giovanni. Arrau. piano, of the Berlin Phtl (OG 2530 267 12:41) TCHAIKOVSKY PetkovlGovernment Sym of Sofia (BALKANTON BCA lnbal/Lon 39 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com FEBRUARY 37099 6.52) WAGNER . Stegtfled Idyll, von KaraIaI11 Nat Opera Oren (PHIL 6747 093 16·04) SOLER. Sonatma m C. Sc1v1ttaro mandolin. Vey1on-Lacro1x. Berlin Phil (DG 2707 102 19:29) WEBER Eccosaises, Sonata rn F-sharp min oe Larrocha, piano, tEPIC BC h'chord, (NONE H 71227 2 14) ROSETTI: Marche lrom Starek, RIAS Smlonietta (SCHWANN 2054 5:33) da 1389 5·09) TEAZI Ballo tedesco e francese: the PartIta m B•tlat: Netherlands Wind Ens (PHIL 6599 REGG IO Capnccio cromatico, Gerwig. lute, (RCA VICS Ragossnlg, lute; (ARCHIV 2533 173 3:54). 172 2.13) 1408 5:11) . 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN 7:00 a.m. DELIBES· Ballet Music lrom le Ro, 5:00 p.m. BEACH Pref and Fugue, Op 81, Eskrn . 11:00 a.m. SOWANDE MUSIC lrom 1he A1rrcan Suite, s·Amuse, Beecham Royal Phtl Orch (SERA S 60064 piano; (GENE GS 1054 8:39) VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS Freeman/London Syrn Orch (COL M 33433 14:42) AL· 14·14) BEETHOVEN· Sonala No. 4 rn C, Op 102. No Cto for Tuba and Orch in f min . Jacobs, tuba ; BRECHTSBERGER Cto for Harp & Orch tn C; Zabaleta. 1: Janlgro. cello: Demus. piano, (VAN VSD 71137 Barenboim Chicago Sym Orch (DG 2530 906 11:30) harp: KuentZIKuentz Cha Orch (DG 139 304 17 08). 14·48) LISZT Vision, Transcendental Elude No 4, KOElSIER. Pettie Suite, Jones Brass Ens (HNH 4037 BERLIOZ· Ovt to Beatrice and Benedict: Munch/Boston Berman, piano. (COL M2 33928 5:27}. SCHUBERT 8 19) GRANADOS Zambra. from 12 Spanish Dances Sym Orch (RCA LSC 2438 7.10) HALFFlER. Festive Punschlied· Schreier. Laubenthal. t, Flscher-Oieskau. Soriano. piano, [CONN CS 2105 6.09} Ovt. de la ruenle/Nat Sym Orch ol Me~1co (MUSART br. Moore. piano: ( DG 2530 361 2'49) 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW 3033 3:55) 8:00 a.m. LA PHILHARMONIC HOUR - AM & FM 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music composed or ar• 12:00 M. VIVALDI. Sonata In G min , Op 13. No 6. 9:00 a.m, COLLECTORS ' SHELF - PROKOFIEV· Clas ranged by Michael Praetonus, born and died on thl!1 day Kne1ghs. recorder. Radulescu, h'chord. Kaiser. cello: sical Sym, KoussevitzkytBoston Sym Orch (RCA SP 33 ,n 1571 and 1621. respec1tve/y PAAETORIUS: Suite ol (KLAV KS 512 9.00) BACH. Cto in E•flal for H'chord, 2 181 11·13) DEBUSSY Suite - Pour le piano Dances. Greenberg'NY Pro MusIca (DECCA DL 79424 Vtns and Cello. Op 7. London H'chord Ens (NONE H Bachauer. piano; (HMV LHMV 31 12:31) DELIUS 15:21) Von Himmel hoch. da komm ich her 71004 15 40) UTTINI. Ovt to II re pastore, BIoerlin1 When lwili{lhl Fancies: Suddaby, s. Beecham, Royal Ehmannl Westphallan Cho Ens and Instr (NONE H Cham Orch ol the Drottningholm Theatre (NONE H Phil Orch (HMV LHMV 1050 4:03) 71242 12;10) Dances from Terpsichore (ARCHIV 198 71213 7:0JJ VERDt1L1SZT. Concert Paraphrase on I 9:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN 16614'31) Other selectJDns to be announced Lombardi Arrau. piano; (PHIL 6500 368 5 58) 10:00 a.m COMMAND PERFORMANCE - HANDEL 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & Ovt to Teseo, BonyngetEngllsh Cha Orch (LDN CSA FM - WAGNER · Ovt to the Flymg Dutchman, Stem, FM 2247 5.46) BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata No 10 tn G, Vienna Phil (LON CS 6860 1 I 00). FURTWAENGLER: 2:00 p,m. CRESlON Celebration Ovt: HrndsfeytUnrv Brendel. piano. (PHIL 6768 004 17'02) DIAMOND· Sym No 2 m E min : Furtwaengler,,Berlin Phrl (DG 01 Illinois Concert Band (ERRL 104 7 39). REICHA. Elegy in Memory 01 Maunce Ravel , Flageuo Rome Cha 2707 086 81.00) MOZART: Serenade In G, K 525, Sym rn E-llat: Prayue Cha Orch (XRDS 22 16 0008 Orch (PETERS PLE 059 8:35) GLINKA · Jota Mehta/Israel Phil Orch (LON CS 7066 20.00) 22:24) KUFFNER. Rondo Op 48, S1cca. guitar, Aragonesa. Oragon1Hollywooc1 Bowl Sym Orch ( SERA 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - TO· Fleres, piano, (MHS 1651 7 08) STRAVIN SKY Chan• S 60290 613) mghl will be the first of two programs centering on son Russe. lrom Mavra, Shapiro, vln Berkowitz. 11:00 a.m. lEXACO METROPOLITAN OPERA - AM & composer Richard Strauss Tonight. rarely-heard con piano, (CAYS S 302 3 42) FM - MOZART The Magic Flute certos and an un11s1111/ work for piano and narrator II/led 3:00 p.m, WORLD OF OPERA -New releases 2:001,m. LAEMMLE INTERNATIONAL MOVIE HALL - Enoch Arden, featuring p,amst Glenn Gould and actor 4.00 p.m. SKALKOTTAS Three Greek Dances, AM FM - STEINER. Excerpts trom King Kong Claude Rams. Kostlanetz Orch (COL M 30390 7:15) STRAUSS· StemertNat Phil Orch (ENTR 'ACTE 6504) Serenade in E-llat, Op 7; FennellrEastman Wind Ens 2:30 p.m. PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA - Schuller FRIDAY 16 (MER SRI 75093 9·37) HAYDN: Trpt Clo In E-flat: SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM cond. AII-Amencan concert 12:00 a.m. Dokschltser. trpt; BarshairMoscow Cha Orch (MEL SR 5:00 p.m. CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - AM & 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - 4012 15 30) . HOLSi sI1or1 Fest Te Deurn. Groves/ FM - (To be announced) STRONG. Second Syrn, Op. 50: Krueger1Royal Phil London Phil Orch and London Sym Cho {ANG S 37455 7:00 p.m. CAMERA OSClJRA Orch (MIA 136 51 27) MOZART: Serenade No 11 in 4 39) 7:30 p.m. SOMETHING SPECIAL - AM & FM E-lla t, K 375: de Waart Netherlands Wind Ens (PHIL 5:00 p.m. ROUSSEL: Sinfometta: I Mus1ci (PHIL 900 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & 802 907 24.50) RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Qu,nIet tor 198 6:25). VIVALDI. Sprfng. from lhe Four Seasons: FM SCHUMANN. Faust, Fischer-Dieskau, br: Harwood, Piano and Wrnds: Blumenthal, piano: Members o1 ttlo Perlman. vln and cond the London Phil Orch (ANG S s: Shrrley-Quirk. br; Pears, t; Vyvyan. s: Botten, New Phil Wrnd Ens (TURN TVS 34477 25.25). 37053 11:00) . SCHUBERT: 16 German Dances. Op 33: HOVHANESS Sym No 25, Op 275: English Cha Orch and Atdeburgh Festival Singers ( LON 3:00 a.m. Abram piano, (MHS 128 12 36) SIBELIUS. Humores OSA 12100) Hovhaness1Polypho111a Orch of London ( POSEIDON gue No 2 in D: 01strakt1. vln. Rezhdestvenskyt Moscow 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - To 1014 35.36) REGER Clo lor Plano and Orch In F inm , Radio Sym Orch (MHS 3846 2. 10) night we present an evening of Ila/le(. rncluding Rave/'$ Op 114. Serkm, piano: Ormandy1Philadelph1a Orch 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW (COL MS 6235 37:36). MOZART; Clo in C for Fl & Daphms and Chloe and Stravmsky's Apo//011 Musagete Harp, Rampa! , fl; Laskme, harp; Pa1llard1Paillard Cha 7:00 p,m. THE GTE HOUR - Mus,c composed by Philipp Scharwenka. born this da't in 1847 SCHAR· SUNDAY 18 Orch (RCA CAL 2-7003 22:35) BRITTEN: Folk Song WENKA: Cto No 1 m B•flal mm .. Op 32; Wild. prano, 12:00 a.m. GLOBAL VILLAGE - AM & FM - KFAC Arrangements· Pears t, Brea11I , guitar, (RCA AGL storms a barn. 1-1281 9·20) LeInsdorltBoston Sym Orch (RCA LSC 3080 28·00) Sonata for Violin and Piano. Op 110; Zlmansky, vln ; 2:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - 5:00 a.m. CHOPIN. Ballade No 4 in F mm .. Op. 52; Klrnckerfuss, piano. {GE.NE GS 1056 51 28) PROKOFIEV Lt Ki/·e Suite: Ormandy/Phtladelphla Orch Malcuzynsk1. piano: (ANG S 36146 10:54). GRElRY· 6:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & (COL M 31812 20: 8) . GOITZ. Piano Clo in B•llat. Op Cephale et Procrrs, LemanetSoloists or Liege (MHS CC 18: Baumgartner. prano: Sch rmd!Beromunster Radro 11 11:20) GOTTSCHALK· Marcha Trrunfal y Final de FM - YARDUMIAN Armenian Suite, B1us1tow1 Bournemouth Sym Orch (HNH 4043 15 00) MOERAN Orch (GENE GS 1010 38.351 Opera. for Orch & Band (TURN TVS 3444012 8:55). 3:00 a.m. CHERUBINI Missa Solemn1s m D mm, LISZT Ep1thalam; Granat. vln: Regnat. piano; (ORION StntonIetta, Soult London PIHi Orch (tiNH 4038 24 .00) . MAHLER. Sym No 5 tn C-sharp Min .. wells. s: Forrester. eta; Shirley, t, Draz, bs, Lee, s, ORS 76210 3:35) DELIUS: Two Aquarelles; Marriner levrnelPhllMelphia Orch (RCA ARL 2·2905 72:00) Shadley, t. Jenklns1CIarlon Conceits Orch and Cho Aca of St Martin In the Flelcls (ANG SBR 3800 4 11) 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - (VAN VCS 10110111 77'58) STRAVINSKY: Pulcrnella 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - WAGNER Another eve11111g or R1cha1d Strauss. featuftng rarefy. Suite: Ansermet1Su1sse Romande Orch (LON STS Pre! to Act Ill ot Parsifal, BoulVlondon Sym Orch heard orchest1a1 wo1ks 15011 22 04) !ANG 37090 5 14) ARNELL The Great Detective Ballet 5:00 a.m. WARD. lnvocauon & Toccata , Wldlczko Su11e. Arnell Pro Arte Orch (GOLD GUIN 4048 15.47). SATURDAY 17 Polish Radio Orch \MHS 1600 9·02) LISZT- The Battle GRAF Ouarlet No 2 for Fl & Quartet. Vester, fl, 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - of the Huns; Ha11ink.London Phil Orch (PHIL 6709 005 Schroeder, vln, Peeters, via: Bylsma, cello, (BASF KBF SCHUBERT Sym No 5 In B•llat, Boehnll'Berlin Phil 14.55) . HONEGGER P3CIIIC 231 Baudo, czech Phil 21193 12.43) IBERl: Entr acte for Fl & Guitar: von (DG 139 162 29 13) SUK Str Quartet in 8-flat, Op 11 . (XROS 22 16 0078 6·25) MOLINO Preludes, Bahr. fl: Blanco. guitar: (BIS LP 30 3.18) 1he Sme1ana Quartet {XRD S 22 16 0048 26 50) Thomatos. guitar. (MHS 1635 6.48) 7:00 a.m. PURCELL Incidental Mus,c to Abdelazar, or MUSSORGSKY1STOKOWSKI Pictures at an Exhibition; 6:00 a.m. VIVALDI. Cto rn A min for Fl and Strs; The Moor s Revenge; Mahler' Hartford Sym Cha Orch Stokowsk1 New Phll Orch (LON SPC ?11 10 27 05) Rampa!, fl: Rrstenpart/Saar Radio Cha Orch (EPIC BC • (VAN SRV 15512:15) CHOPIN. Ballade No 3 10 /\•flat. BACH· Cto in A tor Piano and Orch. While. piano: 1293 9;00) POULENC· Clo In O min tor 2 Pianos & Paderewsk1, piano. (KLAV KS 127 7·15) MAILLAAT: Freeman1New Phil Occh (ORION ORS 76225 22 01) Orch {ANG S 35993 19:13). DELLO JOIO Scenes from Ovt to Les Dragons de Villars: Bonynge1Lonc1on Sym 3:00 a.m. BRAHMS. Sym No 3 in F. von Karajaw the Louvre, Ophelm1Augustana College Concotl Band Orch (LON CS 6486 5·38) Berlin Phil (DG 138 926 32:05) BEETHOVEN: Str Quin• (EARL 104 12·00) BRAHMS: Rhap in E•llat: Estrin. 8:00 a.m. BAINES: Seven Preludes (1919), Parkin. let in C. Op 29: Amadeus Quartet with Aronowitz, via. piano: (CONN cso 2060 4 52) MOZART March Ill 0, piano, (MHS 1711 13.03) KODALY Dances fronr (DG 139 444 30 49) DVORAK· String Sextet in A, Op K. 335 , No 1. MamneoAca ol St M~rtln rn the Fields Galanta, Kertesvlondon Sym Orch (LON CS 6417 48, Members ot the Berlin Ptlil Octet (PHIL 839 754 (ANG S 37044 4 17) 15 49) SALIERI Sinlon1a - La 1Iera di Venezia, 30·54) . ROSSINI Ovt to the Voyage to Aeuns. Szell, 7:15 a.m. MUSIC FOR A SUNDAY MORNING - VERnt Bonynge,Engl1sh Cha Orch (LON CS 6735 4 15) Cleveland OrCh !COL MS 7031 6:55) . Four Sacred Preces. Minton. eta, Mehta1LA Phil and FALLA. Pour le Tombeau de Paul Dukas, Richard 5:00 a.m. BUSONI Ballet-Scene No 4, Jones. piano: Master Cho (LON OS 26176 38 45) ISAAC Four guitar, (NONE H 71135 3 40) !ARGO ZAG 741 8 49) EINEM Ballade for Orch, Op Motets, Turner Pro CantJone Antrqua (ARCHIV 2533 9:00 a.m. LIi GALLIENNE: SInlonIetta, HopkIns1 23, Weber, piano. Fncsay Berlrn Radio Sym Orch (HEL 378 27:42) . BACH Selected Sacred Songs, Schreier I Melbourne Sy111 Orch (ODY 32 16 0150 12:55) PRO HS 25069 14:37) . HAYDN DIver11mento a Ire rn E-flat; Bilgram, organ; (ARCHIV 2533 299) KOFIEV· Piano Cto No. 1: Browning, ptano. LeInsdorl1 Neudecker, hrn: Breilh. vln, Nettekoven. cello, (MHS 8:30 a.m. VOICE OF PROPHECY Boston Sym Orch (RCA LSC 2897 15 55) BACH· Tr,o 1961 7·48) BERGH: Ragnlnd·s Cradle Song. Bergh1 9:00 a.m. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD In G lor Fl, Vin & Contrnuo. London H'chord l::ns Norwegian Broadcas11ng Orch (PHIL 835 059 3:101 9:30 a.m. CROSSROADS OF MUSIC - Today we stra/1 (NONE H 71004 7 40) COPLAND. John Henry , 6:00 a.m. KODALY. Whttsunt1de: Andor,Kodaly Grrls salute the blfthdays of Alexander B,a,lowsky, Andres Copland New Phil Orch (COL M 33586 3:57) Cho (ANG S 36334 8'20) VIOTTI Sonata for Harp 111 Segov,a, Charles Marie Widor, Ma11an Anderson ,1nd 10:00 a.m. SCHUBERT Ovt In the Italian Style In C B-flat: Zabaleta. harp; (DG 139 419 15 35) BACH Tosh,ro Mayuzum, Kertesz Vienna Pllll Orth ( LON CS 6382 7 12) VERDI Sonata No 6 In A, from The Prussian Sonatas. Bag 1:00 p.m. CAVALCADE OF NEW RELEASES Ballet Musrc trom Don Carlos de AlmeIda1Monte Carlo oer h chord. (MHS 1858 12 55) BEETHOVEN 2:00 p.m , LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM CONCERT <10 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com FEBRUARY 3:00 p.m. BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA - AM & FM MOZART' Piano CIO No 1 In F. k 37: Anda. piano anti In A min • fhmannrEns (VAN VCS 10046 6.26) 5:00 p.m. GOURMET BEAT - AM & FM con,I the Orch of the Salzburg Mozarteum (DG 139 447 ROSENBERG· Intermezzo from Voyage to America . 6:00 p.m. KFAC MUSICAL OICTIONARY 16:37) DAIGO. Pas tie trois from Harlequins M111ions, Dorati/Slockholm Phil Orch jRCA VICS 1319 3:55) 7:00 p.m . UTAH SYMPHONY Bonynge/London Sym Orch (LON CS 6342 8:00\ DE· 8:00 a.m. BACH: Passacag ,a and Fugue in C min . 9:00 p.m. DELTA OPERA HOUSE - AM & FM - PUC· LIUS· Marche-Caprice: Beec~am,Royal Phil Orch Biggs. h'chord, (COL MS 6804 14.23) SCHOECK· CINI OACliESTRA Tosca, Caniglla . s, Glgll. 1: (SERA S 60185 3'49) Sommernacht. for Slr Orch. Klecki, Genava Studio Fabnliis Rome Opera Cho and Orch (SERA IB 6027 3:00 p.m. WAGNER Sehge Oede auf wonnlger Hoeh . Orch (GENE GS 1010 14.00) ROUSSEL. Andante and 215:00) from Siegfried; Kollo , t, Suitner/Berhn Staatskapelle Scherzo, Op 51 . Baker. ti; Makas, piano, (WESl WGS (COL M 32302 12:20) GOUNOD Salu1! tombeau! . 8146 4:34) KRUMPHDLZ: Arr and Var: Zabaleta, har1>. MONDAY 19 Console-I01 pauvre ame. from Romeo and Juliet; (DG 139 419 4·25) . 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM Corell!. t: Frem. s: LombardIParis Opera Orch (ANG 9:00 a.m. BERNSTEIN Two Med1tahons lrom Mass. 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - 36731 15 59) VERDI : La vitae mferno, from La ~orza Bernstein/NY Phil (COL MG 32174 9·12) . HANDEL Clo SHOSTAKOVICH: Syrn No 8 in C Min • Op. 65, Del Oestino. Bergonzl. I, GavvezzentlSl. Cecilia Aca oi G10sso No 8 in C min , von Karaian,Berlin Phil (DG Previn/London Sym Orch (ANG S 36980 61 :11) EICH· Rome (LON OSA 1441 5:53) BOIELDIEU. Ma fanchette t 39 042 16.00) DELIUS. Summer Night on the River. NER Clo for Harp and Orch No 1 In C, Zabalela. harp: est charmante. lrom Angela, Sutherland, s: Horne, Barb1rolli/Halle Orch (ANG S 36588 7·03) PUCCINI Kuenlz Kuentz Cha Orch (OG 139 112 17·20) ms. Conrad. t: Bonynge1New Sym Orch of London Minuetto 11, RosactalAngehcum Orch ot Milan (MHS SIBELIUS. Sym No 6 m D min., Watanabe/Japan Phll (LON OSA 1257 4 00). 1106 3·08) Sym Orch (FPIC BSC 157 27:20) 4:00 p.m. MENDELSSOHN Ovt ro Sl. Paul. de 10:00 a.m. BENDA: Piano Sonala No 9 111 A nun . Fir• 3 a.m. HINDEMITH: Sir Ouartel No 3, Kroll Ouarlet BurgostDuesseldort Sym Orch (ANG SC 3842 619) kusny. piano, (CANO CE 31086 8·49) . FALLA. Pieces !EPIC BC 1133 24:12) BEETHOVEN· Sonata No 32 m SCRIABIN: Piano Sonata No I In F min.; Berman. EspagnOles: Richard. piano: (NONE H 71135 14·32) C mm , Op. 111, M1chelangeli, piano; (LON CS 6446 piano, (COL M 34565 21 :44) deCROES. Adagio in C MOZART· Sinfonia In G, Langtort . h chord 26.35). HAYDN. Srnfonra Concertanle: Risien part/Saar maIor. Octors. vln. Doneux/Cha Orch of the RTB (HMV MaerzendorfertAustrian Tonkuensller Orch. Vienna Cha Orch (NONE H 71024 21:21) . KUH LAU: lncrdental 4 C161 96986189 7 00) RICHARDSON: Beachcomber: {MHS 752 7.51) YSAYE: Reve d'enianl: Grumtaux Music from Elf-Hill: Hye-Knudsen/Royal Oanrsh Orch Munrow Early Music Consort ol London (ANG S 37263 vln. Varsi, piano. (PHIL 6500 814 3·57) (TURN TVS 34230 29.58) 2:48) 10:55 a. m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN 5:00 a.m. HENRY VIII. Selec works: Ravter French 5:00 p.m. ELGAR: Pomp and Circumstance March No 11:00 a.m. SCHUBERT Entr' acte and Ballet Music Radio TV lnslr Ens and Paris Polyphonrc Ens (MHS 1 In D. 08 39: Dav1sIBBC Sym (PHIL 6502 001 8:41) from Rosamunde; Vaughan10rch of Naples (RCA VICS 905 9:36). PROKOFIEV: Summer Day Suite: Klima., VIOTTI· tJelto Concertante m D. Gull!, vlns I & fl; 1638 15 24) TCHAIKOVSKY Piano Cto No 3 in E-flal Prague Cha Orch (XROS 22 16 0182 16· 10) BRITTEN. Urbini1Angelicum Orch ol Milan (MHS 1132 7'06) Zhu kov, piano; RozhueslvenskylMoscow Radio Sym Fesl1val Te Deum: Lancelot. organ: Cl1an111ng , treble· MOZART: 12 Var on La Bergere Celimene, K. 359. Orch (MEL SR 40188 15.27). DVORAK. Notturno In B Ledger King 's College Choir. Cambridge (ANG 37119 Szeryng , vln; Haebler. piano: (PHIL 6500 145 14 151 for Strs . Op. 40. Neumann/Sirs of the Czech Phil 6:14) WAGNER: AlbumblaH for Frau Betty Schott. SCHMIDT' Intermezzo horn Noire Dame: von KaraIan1 (NONE H 71271 8.46) SAINT-SAENS. Allegro Appas Genult. piano, (BASF KBF 21108 4:23) . Berlin Phil (DG 139 031 4.39) sIonalo lor Cello and Orch: Wa levska, cello. lnbal1 6:00 a.m. TH£ CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - SUPPE 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW Monte Carlo Nat Opera Orch (PHIL 6500 459 4:02) Beautiful Galalea Ovl: Mueller-LamperlzJNorth German 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music composed by L/Jlgt 12:00 M. BACH. S1nlonIa No. 3 In F. Leppard/English Radlo Orch (MHS 1370 7. 10) KOUSSEVITZSKY· Clo Boccherm1, bom this day in 1743. BOCCHEAINI · Sym Cha Orch (PHIL 839 742 10:25) GOTTSCHALK: Sym for Dbl-Bass and Orch: Karr. dbl-bassk A11tonrn110slo No 3. Op 35; Eph11kian18ologna Phil (TELE SKH No. 2. Bukelotl/Vlenna State Opera Orch (lURN TVS Phil Orch (CAI SD 248 17.40) PETREN 0: Fantasy for 24-11-3 15 21). auIntet No 4 in D: Yepes guitar, 3444012 12·08). LULLY· Incidental Musrc lo Geor_ge Domra and Folk lnslr Orch. Yakovlev. domra Tena , castanets: Metos Quartet Slullgart ( DG 2530 069 Dand1n: Bernel!Auslnan Tonkuensller Orch Vienna Dubrovsky Ostpov Balalaika Drch (MEL SR 40200 17 08) Cello Clo in D: Gutman. cello. Te11an/Moscow (MHS 704 8 25) SlRAVINSKY· Sac11tic1al Dance from 8 25) MASSENET Noclur ne lrom La Navarraise. Cons Cha Orch (MEL SR 40146 13:52). lhe Rite ol Spring; Stravmsky 1Col Sym Orch (COL MS Bonynge1London Sym Orch (LON CS 6744 3:10) B:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & 7094 4 36) 7:00 a.m. VIVALDI· Clo rn D P 165: Toso, vln; FM - BRAHMS: Tragic Ovt; von KaraiantBerlm Phil l:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & Sc1mone I SollSII Veneti (COL MS 6821 13:19) {ANG SB 3838 14:00) SHOSTAKOVI CH Sym No 5 In FM MARAIS. Suite No 4 in A mm. Heinitz, via da gamba, 0 min . PrevmICh1cago Sym Orch (ANG 37285 47·00) 2:00 p.m. MEHUL Ovt lo lhe lwo Blind Men ol Toledo. Hamilton . h chord: (DELOS DEL 25403 12·41) POULENC: Concert Champetre for H'chord and Orch. Couraud Pa1llard Orch (MHS 794 6:18) GIT• PARKER. Slumber Song in A-flat, Beck. organ, (MHS Preston, h'chortl; PrevIn/London Sym Orch (ANG S 1ERSDORF Sinfonia Concertanie ror Dbl-Bass Via 263 2:57) 37441 24:00) TOCH Quintet, Op. 70; Zurich Slr Quar and Orch: Hortnagel. llbl-l,ass: Lemmen via 8:00 a.m. COPLAND. Prologue from Music for lhc lel (CONT S 8005 25.00) Faerber Wuerttemberg Cha Orch (TURN TVS 34005 Theatre. Bernstein NY Phil (COL MS 6698 5 46) 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - ro 16·20) SOR· Andante Largo in 0, Tarrago. guitar, SAUER!: Cto lor Fl , Ob and Orch m C: Holliger. ob: nlght's Great Co11ductor of the Pasr is Wilhelm (ODY 32 160114 5.06) ARNOLD· Harmonica Cto. Op NlcoleI. fl , Maag/Bamberg Sym (OG 139 152 19 43). Furrwaengler Pan I SCHUMANN Sym No 4 in 0 46; Adler. harmonica: Gouldl Aoyal Phil Orch ( RCA LSC CHADWICK Jubilee from Sym Skelches. Hanson1 min .. Op. 120: FurlwaenglerlBerlln Phll (HEL H 25073 3078 8:42) Eastman-Rochester Orch (MER SR 90018 8.23) DE 30:34) HAYDN: Sym No 88 m G: Furtwaengler1Berlin 3:00 p.m. BEETHOVEN Goll! Welch ' dunkel h1er, from LIBES Marche de la Cloche from Coppelia. Fayer Phil (HEL H 25073 20 48) Other selections Iba Aedllo: King. t. BerneVVienna Opera Orch (LON OS Bolshoi Theatre Orch IMEL SRB 4111 3:36) TUESDAY 20 26039 10 47) , BELLINI. Act II, Scene 2. from II PiratA, 9:00 a.m. GOLABEK Sym No I In D: Salanowskil Cha 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM Mart,. Baralli t, Caba lie. s: Cappuccilli llr. Rafanelli Orch of the Poznan Phll (MHS 357 13:33). MEOTNER· 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - ms. Gavazzen1, Rome Radio TV Orch (ANG 3772 Sonata 1n G min tor Piano, Ponti, piano; (CANO CE NIELSEN· Sym No 1 HI G mm.: Ormandy/Phlladelphta 15:20) HANDEL Carol Bellal P1u amab1le bella, lrom 31092 15·421 SATIE· Gnoss,ennes Nos i. 2 & 3: Orch (COL MS 7004 26 52). DVORAK Quintet in G, Julius Caesar. Seefried . s Ftscher-Dieskau, br. Masselos. piano. (RCA LSC 3127 7·12) PROKOFIEV Op 77. Boston Sym Cha Players (DG 2530 214 39:18) Boehm1Berlin Radio Sym Orch (DG 136 380 5.43) The Prince and the Cobblers & Thr. Prrnce·s Galop. SCHUBERT Incidental Music lo The Magrc Ha1p, WA GNER. Prize Song trom Oie Meistersinger lrom Cinderella: Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Radio Sym VaughanI0rch and Cho and Naples (RCA VICS 1638 Thomas, I, Born/Berlin Phil (DG 136 387 4:27) Orch (MEL SAC 4114 3:24) 28:38) IBERT: Concertina da Camera for Sax and 4:00 p.m. PUCCINI: Prel to Edgar: ScimonetMonte 10:00 a.m. DELIBES: Scene. from Coppelia. Fayer Orch, Abato , sa x. ShulmanICha Ens {NO NE H 71030 Carlo Nat Opera Orcll (ERATO STU 71040 4.10) Bolshoi Theatre Orch (MEL SRB 4111 7.32) WEBER 11·58) SVIAIOOV Music lrom the lllm, Snow•Slorm, Clo for Bsn and Orth m F. Op 75; Turkov1c , bsn: 3:00 a.m. GOTTSCHALK Five Pieces ro, Piano FedoseyevtSym Orch of Moscow Radio TV (MEL 33 Schneldt,Bamberg Sym Orcll (OG 2530 279 16.52) 4-hands: List. piano w1LewIs & Millican; (TURN TVS ct0-06383-84 21 54) DUPHLY La Forqueray, Leonhard!. h'chord. (ABC AB 67018 6.05) . SIBELIUS SOR Theme and Var. S & E Abreu. guitars, (COL M 3444012 20.58) DVORAK· Sym No 4 in O min . Op 30575 5 06) CHOPIN. Tarantelle rn A-flat; Nicolaisen. 13, Rowick11London Sym Orch (PHI L 6500 124 41.53). Romance in C maior: Rozhdeslvenskylleningrad Phil piano (KLAV KS 519 3•30) PROKOFIEV· Sym No. 3 in C min , Rozhdeslvensky/ Orch (MEL SR 40031 5.00) 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN Moscow Radio Sym Orch (MEL SR 40092 32:45) 5:00 p.m. LOGY Three Pieces for Guitar; Ragossnig, 11:00 a.m. PUCCINI. Love Duel lrorn Madama Bui• FAURE. Impromptu. Op 86; McDonald, harp, (KLAV guitar; (ARCHIV 2533 365 3·34) VAUGHAN• terfly: Koslelanelz Col Sym (COL MS 7525 9·47). KS 525 7·10) WILLIAMS Flos Campi: Lentz. via, Abravanel/Utah BRUCH. Cto No. 1 m G mm., Op. 26, Laredo , Vin: 5:00 a.m. BARBER: Ovt to The SchOof for Scandal, Sym Orch and Univ of Ulah Cha Cho (VAN VSD 71159 MitchelllNal Sym Orch (RCA LSC 2472 24.41) SAM· HansoniEastman-Rochesler Orch (MER SRI 75012 18:49). WAGNER: Entrance of lhe Gods inlo Valhalla . ARA: Olympic Hymn: Dondeyne, Brass and Pere Ens ol 7·59) . VILLA--LOBOS: 0111ntelte en lorme de Choros· lrom Das Rheingold; Dorat1, Nar Sym Orch 01 lhe Guardians of the City ol Paris (MHS 1008 3:00) NY Woodwind Quintet (NONE 71030 11 06) PEA: Washmglon. 0 C (LON CS 6970 9·15) BEETHOVEN PAGANINI LISZT Paganini Etude No 4 tn E; SICHETTI. Masouerade for Band: W1 lherspoonI Fuer Elise; Sanchez. piano, (MHS 1247 2:45) . Frtedhe1m, piano, (KLAV KS 114 4·52) . Arkansas Poly Tech Sym Band (ERRL 104 10:40/ 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW 12:00 M. LISZT Apres une lecture du D~nre. Brendel. KELLY: Cuban Suue, P1nke1t,le1ceslersh1re Schoo s 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music composed by piano, (PHIL 6500 420 14 45) PAINE Sym Poem. The Sym Orch (ARGO ZRG 685 10.50). Charles Auguste de Berwt and Roberr Mc811de. boIr, Teml)esl, Krueger 'Royal Phil Orch (MIA 130 15·50) 6:00 a.m. l'HE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - BERLIOZ: The this day in 1802 and 1911. respectrvely OE BERIOT: Vin GLUCK: Dance of lhe Blessed Spi111.S . lrom Orfeo ed Corsair Ovt, Munch18oslon Sym Orch (RCA LSC 2438 Clo No 2, Op 32: Volckaerl , vln: Ooneux•Belg,an Eundlce: Vester, II; Cto Amsterdam \BASF KMB 20838 7·55) CHADWICK: Sintonletta 1n D; Krueger/American RADIO TV Cha Orch (HMV C161 96986189 29:22) 3·03) SOR· Mmuetto ln D. Op 1 : Tarrago. guitar: Arts Orch (MIA 104 21·33). BUXTEHUDE: Fugue m C: Scene de Ballet. Taschke , vln, Kegel/Leipzig Pllll Orch (ODY 32 16 0114 3.08). Kee. organ; (TELE SAWT 9436 J·OO) IVES. The In (URANIA URLP 7166 10·16) McBRIDE. Mexican Rhap. 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & dians and the Last Readr.r, lrom Set No 2; Schuiler1 Hanson1Eastman-Rochester Sym Orcll (ERA 101 2 FM Orch (COL MS 7318 3:32) 11:00) 2:00 p.m. MATHIAS Invocation and Dance, Op 17, 7:00 a.m. KODALY. Dances from Marosszek, Ooralil 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & Atherton London Sy111 Orch (OISEAU SOL 346 11 30) Phll Hungarica (LON CSA 2313 12:23). FRANK: Parttta FM - KODALY 1healre Ovt, Ooratl/Ph1I Hungarrca rLON CSA 2313 14·00) DVORAK: Svrn No 7 HI ft 41 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com FEBRUARY min , G1ullrU1London Phil Orch (ANG S 37270 41 .00) SCARLAT11 · Clo Grosso No I In F mtn ; Rozhclestvensky/Moscow Radio Sym Orch (MEL SR CHAUSSON: Clo in O ror Vin, Piano and Sir Quartet; Se1penbusch/Vienna Cha Orch (MHS 962 7:40) SOP.. 40075 3:13) BEETHOVEN: Leonore Ov1 No. 3: Solt, Kaufman . vln. Balsam. piano, The Pascal Sir Quart el LAN O: Salurday Night Waltz lrom Rodeo; Irving, Chicago Sym Orch (LON CS 6800 13·55) (ORION ORS 73134 38 00) VAUGHAN•WILLIAMS, Clo Concert Aris Orch (SERA S 60198 4 02) 8:00 a.m. VIVALUI. Sonata in C min for Vin. Cello and Grosso. BoulliloMon Svm 01ch (ANG s 37211 17:00l 3:00 p.m. ROSSI NI. Non m1 tasc1are . . u muto as11 Continuo, Scrosoppl. vln. Roved a, cello: Sg11ZZ1 , 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - To . Corriam! Voliam! from WIiiiam Tell; Pavaro1t1, l, h'chord: (NONE H 71088 6,55). SCHUMANN. Sonata nigh/ we {)resent the immortal pianist Josef Hofman 111 Rescigno/Vlenna Opera Orch and Cho (LON OS 26373 for Piano in G min .. Op. 22; Argench. piano: (OG live concert performances 9:40). DONIEZETn Final Scene from Anna Bolena; 2530 193 17.44). GIORDANO· Largo e Fuga: Rosadar WEDNESDAY 21 Suliotls. s; de Fabritiis/Rome Opera Oren and Cho Angellcum Orch of Milan (MHS 1106 7 00) SUSATO· 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM (LON OS 26018 19:52). WAGNER: lmmer isl Undank Selec lrom the Danserye; MunrowtEarly Music Consort 1:00 a m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - loges lohn. trom Das Rheingold; Thomas. t. Born, Of London (ANG S 36851 4:26) PROKOFIEV: Ivan !he Terrible. Op 116. Levko. ms, Berlin Phil (DG 136 387 4:09) MASCAGNI. Un di al 9:00 a,m. POU LENC: Suite Francaise, Poulenc, piano, t,,lokrenko. br: Estrin , narrator, StasevichtMoscow temp10 , from Iris; Renata Scotto. s, Gavazzeniilondon (ODY 33792 12:48) PROKOFIEV· Sym No 1 in 0 Stale Cho and USSR Sym Orch (MEL SRS 4103 Sym Orch (COL M 33435 3:42) (Classical): Ashkenazy/London Sym Orch (LON CSA 14:26). REINECKE. Piano Clo No 1 in F-sharp min, 4:00 p.m. BERLIOZ: The Corsair Ovt. Munch/Boston 2314 14.32) JADIN Sonata in C-sharp mm ., Veyron Op 73, Robbins. piano: van Remoortel/Monte Carlo Sym Orch (RCA LSC 2438 7-55) BULL: Fantasia, lacroi)(, piano. (MHS cc 10 9:26). DVORAK Songs Opera Orch (GENE GS 1034 28:!\0) Derick and In Nomlne for Viols; The Koch Gamba• My Mother Taught Me, Kos1elanetz10rch (COL MS 3:00 a.m. MUSSORGSKY· Sym Synthesis of themes Consort (ARCHIV 198 472 6:52) BEETHOVEN; Grosse 7524 2:21). lrom Boris GOdunov, Stokowski!Suisse Romande Orch Fuge in B-flat, MarrinertAca ot St Martrn tn the Fields 10:00 a.m. CORRETTE Cto Comique No 14 for Hrns LON SPC 21110 22'46)/SHOSTAKOVICH Sym No 13 (PHIL 9500 033 18:48) BACH: Sonata I from Cantata and Orch: Palllard1Palllard Cha Orch (MHS CC 3 6 28) Bab1 Var); E1zen , bs; Kondrashln/Moscow Phrl and No 31; HarnoncourUConcentus Musicus Vienna (TELE LALO Cto for Cello and Orch in O min . Fournier ~SSR Russian Male Cho (MEL SR 40122 54 15). AL· 6.41970 3:10). cello: Martinon Lamou1ex Concerts Orch of Pans (OG BENIZ: Piano Cto No 1. Op 78: Blumenthal, piano; 5:00 p.m. MARTINU: Jazz Suite (1928), Jilek. piano. 138 669 21 57) JESSEL: Parade of the Wooden Sol• Zedda1Tor1no Orch (TURN TVS 34372 25:25) Vostr ak/Members ol the Prague Sym Orch (SUPRA 1 diers· Fiedler1Boston Pops (RCA VCS 70GB 3 52) 5:00 a.m. SOLER: Sonata tn C-sharp mm , 42 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com FEBRUARY FRIDAY 23 GOUNOD· Funeral March ol a Marionette: Ormandyl 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CDNCERl' - AM & 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM Phlladelphla Orch (COL MG 32314 4:03) FM STRAUSS: Wiener Blut. Rothenberger, s. Gedda, t, 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM - 5,00 p.m. RAVEL. Alborada del Grac1oso: Martinon/ Hirte. br: Boskovsky1Phll Mungarlca and Cologne BRAHMS Piano Quartet No. 1 in G mm : Gllels. piano, Orch de Paris (ANG S 37150 7:50) . SALAVEROE: Can· Opera Cho (ANG SBLX 3831) w/members ol the Amadeus Quartet (DG 2530 133 zona a 4: Puyana. h'chord and conduc1ing the ensem 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - S(lr• 39.20) SHOSTAKOVICH: Sym No 12 In D min , ble (PHIL 6505 001 4 28) . TCHAIKOVSKY· FaIum, Op prises galore as we spin some vintage 78's Mravmsky/Lenmgrad Phil Sym Orch (MEL SR 40128 77: Ooratr/Nat Sym Orch of Washington, D.C (LON CS SUNOAY 25 36.55). HAYDN. Clo lor 2 Hrns and Orch in E•flat: Bar• 6891 15:13). GRAINGER: To a Nordic Princess, Adnt, 12:00 a,m. GLOBAL VILLAGE - AM & FM - KFAC boteu. Coursier. hrn; Palllard/Paillard Cha Orch (MHS piano: (SERA S 60295 7 22) grounds out. 533 17 55) REGER· Improvisation on "The Blue 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW 2:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM Danube", Bauer. piano: (MHS 1920 10:40) 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music composeu by MOZART. Cassallon in D, K. 62a: Davies/St Paul Cha 3:00 a.m. CONSTANT. In Praise ol Folly; ConstarWArs George Frederick Handel, born th,s day in 1685. Orch (NONE H 71323 35:15) BIRO: 3rd Little Suite for Nova Ensemble ot French Radio-TV (MHS 1029 45 10) HANDEL. Water Music. (original version); Paillardt Orch· Krueger/Royal Phil Orch (MIA 131 22. 30) TANSMAN: CavaUna. Artzt. gultar; (GEMINI GME 10f9 Palllard Cha Orch (MHS 553 46.40) Hallelutah Cho, 3:00 a.m. HINDEMITH. Ludus ionalls: Ca1lson, piano. 15 18) BEETHOVEN · Grosse Fugue in B-llat: from Messiah, Beecham/Royal Phil Orch and Cho (RCA (MHS 1291 52:10) KHACHATURIAN: Scene lrom the Marriner Aca of St Marlin in Ille Fields (PHIL 9500 CAL 2-0192 3:32) ballet , Spanacus; Zurait1s1Bolsho1 Theatre Orch (COL 033 18.46). SIBELIUS: Scenes Historiques If, Op. 66; 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT -AM & 04M 33493 25:45) . LISZT· Sonata In B min for Piano: JalasrHungatian State Sym Orch (LON CS 6956 16.32). FM - WAGNER. Ovt to Tannhaeuser: Solt11Ch1cago Argerich, piano; (DG 2530 193 25·40) 5:00 a.m. DUKAS The Sorcerers Apprentice: Welle11 Sym Orch (LON CS 7078 14'00) MAHLER: Sym No 5:00 a.m. STRAUSS: Music of the Spheres Waltz. London Phil Orch (LON CS 6995 11'01). REGER: 10; Levine/Philadelphia Orch (RCA ARL 2-2905 25·00) Boskovsky/Vienna Phil Orch (LON STS 15268 8:55) Serenade m D Major, Op. 77a: Richter, fl. Karoly,, vln: BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata No. 29 In B•flat, (Ham DEBUSSY· Suite Bergamasque, Ciccoliru, piano. (SERA Eurich. via; (MHS 1353 18:29) PUCCINI. Act 11 of la merklavler), Sokolov. piano: (MEL AB 67031 52:00). S 60253 16:34). PACHELBEL. canon. The Canadian Boheme tor Orch: Kostelanetz Orch (COL MS 7219 BAX: NovembAr Woods; BoulVLondon Phil Orch (HNl-l Brass (BOOT BMC 3003 S·OO) VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS 5:13) KORNGOLD· "Ship in the Night ' from Cal)tam 4038 18:00) Fantasia on Greensleeves, Bernstein/NY Phtl (COL M Blood; Gerhardt/Nat Phil Orch (RCA ARL 1-0912 2.08). 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - To 30573 5:00) CASALS· Saint Marlin of Can1go: 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE - WEBER. Jubel night a proqram created from vinrage 78's. Tune In for KoslelanetzJOrch (COL MS 7319 4:43) Ovt; GtischlbauerlBamberg Sym Orch in A; Zabaleta, some surpr,ses. More tomorrow wghl 6:00 a.m. GRIEG: Norwegian Rustic March from lyrtc harp: KuenIZ/Kuenl2 Cha Orch (DG 139 112 18:50) SATURDAY 24 Suite: Ormandy, Philadelphia Orch (COL MS 7674 ANON. Five Dances fo, Orch, Telemann Socie1y Orch 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM 3:49) GERSHWIN'. Three Prel, Pennario. ptano: (RCA (VOX 501 140 6.00) GRANADOS: Spanish Dance No. 1:00 a.m. CHADWICK: Sym No. 2 in B•fla1: Krueger LSC 2731 5:46) . GOTTSCHALK1KAY Cakewalk, 5, Op . 37: Echa111z. piano; (MHS 811 4.22) Royal Phil Orch (MIA 134 41:12) BRUCKNER. Mass Fredler 'Boston Pops (RCA AGL 1-1271 25.15) 7;00 a.m. LISZT: Hungarian Rhap No 3. Scherchen, No 1 in D min • Mathis. s. Schiml. eta: Ochman, I, KORNGOLO Selec from the Sea Hawk, Gerhardt,Nat Vienna State Opera Orch (WEST WGS 8167 8:31/ Riddersbusch. bs. Schmidhuber'Bavarian Radio Cho Phil Orch (RCA ARL 1-0912 8:08) THALBERG Var on PRAETORIUS· Suite of Voiles' Munrow/Early Mus c and Orch (DG 2531 214 45:55) . SIBELIUS; Lemmln• Home Sweet Home; Ponti, piano; (CANO CE 31084 Consort of London (ANG S 37091 3:54) DVORAK: kalnen's Homeward Journey, Foss1Butlalo Phil (NONE 4.16) Husslle Ovt. Kertesz London Sym Orch (LON CS 6746 H 71203 5:57) 7:15 a.m. MUSIC FOR A SUNDAY MORNING - 14·00) 3:00 a.m. BRAHMS orch. RUBBRA: Var on a Theme MOZART: Great Mass in C min • Cotrubas, s, te 8:00 a.m. LISZT: Csardas macabre. Genuil. piano: ol Handel; Ormandyi Ph1ladelphia Orch (COL MS 7298 Kanawa. s, Krenn , 1. Sotin. bs: Leppard/New Phil Orch (BASF KBF 21108 7.00) BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata 23:34) MOZART: Sym No . 33 in B•flal: Boehm/Berlin and John Alldls Cho {SERA S 60257 58 14) . BUX· No 2 m A, Op 12: Perlman, vIn; Ashkenazy. piano. Phil Orch (OG 139 385 22:02) SMETANA: Plano Trio in TEHUOE: Alles, was 1hr tut mil Worten; Kuenzel , bs; (LON CS 6845 16:51) VERDI· Ballel Music from Alda. G min , Beaux Arts Trio (PHIL 6500 133 26.20) Ptlugbeil/Berlln Bach Orch and Cho (MHS 1374 14·051 Bernstein/NY Phil (COL MS 7415 7.54) . HAYON. Cto No 3 in A lor Vin and Orch: Gotovsky, 8:30 a.m. VOICE OF PROPHECY TCHAIKOVSKY: Waltz from Serenade in C, Op. 48: vln: Auriacombe/Toulouse Cha Orch (NONE H 71185 9:00 a.m. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Heifetz. vln w cha orch (RCA LSC 3109 3·54) 25.15) FALLA 3 Dances lrom The Three-Cornered 9:30 a.m. CROSSROADS OF MUSIC - Today we salute 9:00 a.m. DUARTE Var on a Catalan Folk Song, Hat; de Larrocha, ~iano: (LON CS 6881 9.37) . the birthdays of George Frederick Handel, El/nor Remick Artzl•gu/tar; (GEMINI GME 1019 11:07) CURCI: Clo 5:00 a.m. STRAUSS: Mist's Life Waltz; BoskovskyI warren, Dame Myra Hess. and Sir Hubert Psrrv. Romanlico for Vin and Orch; Gulli, vln, CapuanaISym Vienna Phil Orch (LON STS 15268 8: 16) von HENSE LT: 1:00 p.m. CAVALCADE OF NEW RELEASES Orch (MHS 1784 16:20) ALBENIZ: Evocacion, from 12 Charac1eristlr. Eludes. Op 2: Graham, piano, (MHS 2:00 p.m. LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM CONCERT Iberia: S &E Abreu , guitars: (COL M 30575 5 28) 1836 23:15) PUCCINI· Love Duet from La Boheme; 3:00 p.m. BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA - AM & FM BIZET. March of the Smugglers from Carmen ; Kostelanet210rch (COL MS 7525 3 30) BACH. Air from 5:00 p.m. GOURMET BEAT - AM & FM Bernstein/NY Phil (COL MS 7415 4:16) Suite No 3 in D, Marriner/Aca of St. Martin in the 6:00 p.m. KFAC MUSICAL DICTIONARY 10:00 a.m, GRIEG· Homage March lrom Sigurd Jorsal Fields (ANG S 37044 3:25) . 6:30 p.m. UTAH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA lar; Ormandy1Philadelpt11a Orch (COL MS 7674 8:33) 6:00 a.m. PURCELL Distressed Innocence: Stevens/ 9:00 p.m. OELTA OPERA HOUSE - AM & FM - HANDEL. Dbl Clo No 27 10 C-llat, Paillard Palllard Cha Orch of the Academia Monleverdlana \MHS 946 VERDI A Masked BalL Peerce. I. Nelli, s; Merrill, bl'. Orch (MHS 511 16:20) GOTOVAC· Kolo. from Ero der 11·49). fAANCAIX Aubade tor 12 Cellos: Ce lists ol lhe ToscanmIINBC Sym Orch and Robert Shaw ChO (RCA Schelm. Kostelanetz/Orch (COL MS 7319 5:27) Bertin Phil Orth (BASF G 22798 14.34) KETELBY: In LM 6112 2 20:00). GRANADOS· lntermezto. from Goyescas. S. & E Ab· the Mystic Land of Egypt: Allllerli/Vienna Slate Opera MONDAY 26 reu guitars: (COL M 30575 4:03) Orch (WEST WGS 8139 6:57). GIMENEZ. La Boda de 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & F~, 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN Luis Alonso - Intermezzo: de Burgos1NaI Orch 01 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & 11:00 a.m. PONCHIELLI: Dance ol lhe Hours, lrom La Sµain (LON CS 6424 5.22) . GOTTSCHALK· Pas MOZART. HallneI Sereoade , K. 250. Leitner Gioconda: Bernstein/NY Phil (COL MS 74 15 7'27) qurnade. Op 59. Pennarro piano; (ANG S 36077 Wuentemberg/State Orch (lURN TVS 34013 54·58) BALAKIREV: Thamar-Sym Poem, Ansermet,Su1sse 3:21) MARTINU: Cto in B•tlat 1or Piano and Orch, Weber, Romande Orch (LON STS 15066 20:30) BRIAN. Sym 7:00 a.m. WAGN ER: Prel lo Act Ill ot Ole Meister piano· Kubelik/Bavarian Radio Sym Orth (DG 139 116 No 12; Wilson/Wales Sym Orr.h {ARIES 1604 10·40) singer, 801111 New Phil Orch (ANG S 36871 6.22) 21.34) SCHUMANN· Fantasy m C: Kempff, piano: (DG CHOPIN. Waltz In G-flal. Op. 70. No. 1; Ormandy BOCCHERINI : Sym in E-llal. Op 35. No 5; 2530 185 31.32) . Ph1ladelph1a Orch (COL MS 7506 1:46) Ephriklan Bologna Phil (TELE SKH 24•T /1·3 11.32) 3:00 a.m. STRAUSS· Josephle9ende: Fnedrrch. piano: 12:00 M. BEETHOVEN: 7 Var oo Bei Maennern , welche GLINKA Jota Aragonesa, Svetlanov/USSR Sym Orch Otto . organ . Kempe,Dresden Staatskapelle (EMI Liebe luehlen. from The Magic Flute; du Pre. cello, (MEL SR 40081 9:08) GROSS. Three from the Hills; 1C195•52l00I02 25·15). HENZE. Sym No 3 (1949) BarenboIm, piano. (ANG SCB 3823 10.35) NIELSEN· Hmnstey,Univ 01 Illinois Concert Band (EARL 3 5.16) . Henze/Berlln Phil (DG 139 204 24 13) MOSCHELES· Cto to, fl and Orr.h, Paimandl. fl: Maga1Ph1I Hungarica SCHUBERT: Marthe M1litaire: OrmandytPhiladelph1a Grand Septet in o, Op 88; Consor1Ium Classicum (TURN TVS 34261 19:40) UTOLff Scherzo from Clo Orch (COL MS 7526 3:42). (MHS 1310 29.08). TISCHENKO· Cello Clo (1963). Ros Symphonique; Lettvln. piano: l www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 43 FEBRUARY de Peyer. clar: de BurgostNew PhO Orch (ANG S 36589 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & Two Guitars. H & T. Geoghegan. guitars. (ORION ORS 12·551 STRAUSS Serenade m E·flat , Op 7. Fenne111 FM ROSSINI. Ovt to La Gazza Ladr~ Paita/Royal Phi1 76229 13·11) . BRITTEN· Songs from the Chinese: Eastrnan Wmo 1:ns (MER SR 90173 9:39) SlRAUSS Orch (LON SPC 21164 9:00) BEETHvVEN: Sym No. 7 Pears 1, Bream . gullar (RCA AGL 1-1281 9:57). Fanfare Stadt Wien. Jones Brass Ens (ARGO ZAG 731 tn A, G1ullnl/Chicago Sym Orch (ANG S 36048 40:00) LISZT' RJchard Wagner-Venezra: Genwt. piano, (BASF 2 09) RACHMANINOFF Rhap on a Theme ol Paganini, KBf 21108 2 48/ 8:00 a m. LISZT- Transcendental Etude No. 11: Ber Ashkena1y, piano, PrevlnlLondon Sym Orch (LON CS 3:00 p.m. BELL NI: Eccom1 In heta O quante volte man . piano, (COL M2 33928 9.39) DITTERSOORF 6776 26:00) TCHAIKOVSKY: Serenade for Strs tn C: Ii chtedo. lrom I Capulell ed l Montecr.h,: Streich s: Clo lor Harp antJ Orch III A. Storct-., harp Faerber, Bernstelll,NY Phil (COL M 34128 34:00) Pews1Berlin German Opera Orch (DG 136 495 7 01) Wuerttemberg Cha Orch (TURN TVS 34005 19:13) 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM Part II ol PUCCINI: Scene from Tosca. Domingo, Eger1on, I. CHOPIN · Polonaise Milita11e. Op 40 . No 1. WIiheim Furtwaengler as our final Great Cond11c1or ol Price, s, Gibbs. br: Rippon, bs, Mehta1New Phrl Orell KoslelanetzJOrch {COL MS 7506 4 24) CHARPEN• the Past. FURTWAENGLER Sym No 2 in E min.; (RCA ARL 1-0567 17.39) MOZART E parte Per TIER Ovt to Le Malade lmagmaire; Dautel1Caen Cha FurtwaenglertBerhn Phil (DG 2707 086 80·41) p1eta. ben mio. from Cos, fan tutte; Schwarzkopf. s; Orch (TURN TVS 34101 2·00) THURSDAY 27 BoehrnlPhil Orch (ANG 3754 8·32) KODALY. The Bad 9:00 a.m. CORRETTE· le Ph1n1x Cto lor Four Cellos. 12:00 a,m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM Wife, from t~e Spinning Room, Komlossy ms. Tournus, Escav1 , Burgos, Roger, cellos: Cart1gny 1:00 a.m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM Luhxcs/Hungarran State Opera Orch (QUAL LPX 11329 Cart1Qny Cha Orch (MHS 1848 9.05) SCHUMANN BERLIOZ· Romeo and Juliet: Ludwig. ms, Senechal, t, 4.10). Plano rno in G min . Op t7: Beaux Arts Trio {PHIL Gh1aurov. bs: Maazel'Vlenna Phil and Vienna Sta te 4:00 p.m. STRAUSS Processional Entry; Biggs, or• 6700 051 23.43) ALDROVANOINI Cto for 2 Trpts. Opera Cho (LON OSA 12102 94 10) HEWITT: The gan, PeresstCol Brass and Pere Ens (COL M 31193 Strs and Organ: Andre, Lagorce. trpts, Ta9llav1n1 , or Fourth ol July: EUsasser organ, (NONE H 71200 8 30) 7· 16) ROZSA Theme. Var and Finale, Op 13. ROZS4I nan Gotll,Botogna Instr Ens (MHS 1534 3 55) 3:00 a.m. BAX. Sym No 2, Fredman London Phil Orch RCA Victor ltalrana Orch (RCA LSC 2802 16.30) . NIN TCHAIKOVSKY Allegro rn C min tor P,ano and Sirs. (MHS 1632 37 30) DVORAK Sym No . 6 1n D Spanish Suite for Cello and Piano. Munguia. cello. Zhukov, piano, Yu•ovsky Moscow Radio Sym Orch Kubellk/Berlln Pl1il (DG 2530 425 45·17) KHACHATU· Hrynk1v, piano: (LAUREL LP 13 8: I 1) JACCHINI· IMEL SR 40188 2.56) RIAN Suite for 2 Pianos, Luboshutz. Nemenoll, Sonata for Trpt, Scherbaurn, trpt; Kuen121Kuentz Cha 10:00 a.m. KODALY· Balle1,Mus1c; Dorall Phil Hun· pianos, (VAN vso 2128 11.58) PURCELL Sonata 101 Orch (DG 136 518 5:18) . , 11ar1ca (LON CSA 2313 5 32) FIELD· Plano Sonata 1n Trpt and Strs: Oelmorte, lf Pt: Kehr Main Cha Orch 5:00 p.m. FRESCOBALDI· Canzon tor Canto Solo and A. Op 1. No 2: Merrick piano. (MHS 1529 11 53) (NONE H 71027 4.26) Contrnuo, Brueggen. recorder; Leonhardt. h'chord, HERTEL. Trpt Clo in E-flat, Andre, trpt. Palllard1Pa1llard 5:00 a.m. NELHYBEL: fstamp1e: Ne1hyOell5th US (TELE SAWT 9589 3.21) BACH· L1t11e Suite lrom the Cha Orch (MHS 869 14 07) DELIBES Enti 'acte 10 Act Army Band (USA 32681 5.02). BACH. Clo in F for Anna Magdalena Book. OrmanC1y1Philadelph1a Orch 111 ol Le Rol I' a d1t, Bonynge London Sym Orch (LON H'Chord, Piano and Orch: Sgrizzi. h'chord. Veyron· (COL MG 31190 7.27) . NIELSEN· l11tle Sulle for Sirs cs 6744 2 26) Lacroix . piano: Pa1llardl Pa111ard Cha Orch (MHS 1717 Garaguly1Tivoli Concert Sym Orch (TURN TVS 34149 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN 25.31) . KOMZAK. Archduke Albrecht March. 14.40). SOR Sonata. Op 15, Romero. guitar: (PHIL 11:00 a.m. GINASTERA: Pampeana No 2 lor Cello and 8oskovskytJohann Strauss Orch of Vienna (ANG S 9500 295 8:27) Piano; P Re1to , cello. A Re1to. piano. (ORION ORS 26956 2:40). ALBENIZ. Pavana-Caprlcho, Cle Larrocha, 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW 7282 8 33) SHOSTAKOVICH. Syrn No 9 111 E•flat Op piano. (COL MS 6603 3:30) 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - Music composed by s,r 70, Kondrashin Moscow Phil Sym Drch (MEL SR 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE MacCUNN Ovt Charles Hubert Parry. born this day in 1848 PARRY· Ovt 40000 24.08) PRAETORIUS· Bransle de la Royne: - The Land o! the Mountain and the Flood: Gibson, to an Unwrrtten Tragedy. An English Suite: Lady Rad• Nordstroem, The Renaissance Band (ORION ORS 6905 Scot11sh Na! Orch (HMV ASD 2400 8:54). HANDEL nor s Suite: Sym Var. Boult/London Sym Orch (MHS 4.33) GROTTHUSS. Rondo Inc: Benson, clavichord: Organ Cto No . 14 1n A: Chorzempa. organ: 1483 46 19). Jerusalem, Dav,s/BBC Syrn Orch & Audi• (BRIDGE S 2250 3.54). SchroederiCto Amsterdam (PHIL 6709 009 18:02) . ence of !he linal Promenade Concert. 1969 (PHIL 6502 12:00 M DE LALANDE: Concert ol Trpls tor the Feast BARBER: A Stopwa1ch and an Ordnance Map, Op 15: 001 2:40) ol Versailles: PaillardtPalllard Cl1a Orch (MHS 1661 GotschmanntSym ot the Air and the De Cormier Cho 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & 8·18) DE FUENLLANA: Orphenica Lyra, Fresno, Ylh· (VAN VSD 2083 5:43) WOOLFENDEN. Incidental FM WAGNER. Rienzi Ovt; Mehta/LA Phil (LON CS 6858 uela, (MHS 3077 21 35) MENDELSSOHN· Wedding Music to King Lear, Woolfenden/Royal Shakespeare 12.00) BRUCKNER: Sym No 1 rn C min.; Abbado March trom a Midsummer Night's Dream, KubelllV Wind BantJ (ABBEY LPB 657 4:15) Vienna Phil Orch (LON CS 6706 50.00) BEElHOVEN Bavarian Radio Sym (OF 138 959 4 35) BAX· Medlter• 7:00 a.m. ELGAR Serenade in E min , COX/Royal Phil lriple Cto. In C: 01strakh, vln, Ros11opov1ch . cello. ranean, Boult'London Phil Orch (MHS 1769 3:08) Orch (LON SPC 21136 11·01) SOR. Intro and Var on a Richter. prano. von Kara1an1Berli11 Phil Orc11 (ANG S 1:00 p,m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & theme of Malbrough, San1os, gullar, (MHS 1916 7 23) 36727 36.00) _ ELGAR : Serenade in E min FM FALLA le Tom beau de Claude Debussy· Bream. guitar: Stokowsk11Czech Phil (LON SPC 21136 11 OOJ 2:00 p.m. MENDELSSOHN Sit Sym No. 10 tn B min . (WEST WGM 8185 3:50} 10:00 p.m. AMBASSAOOR HOUR - AM & FM - To I Mus1c1 (PHIL 6580 103 12:55) HAYDN. Lute Quartet 8:00 a.m. SAMMARTINI: Sym in C; JenkmSIAngelicum n,ghl a program of great female p1a111sts of the pest and in D. Shafler. lute. Nagora, vln, Beyer, via: Blees, Orch ol Milan (NONE H 71162 8:56) SAINT-SAENS: preseflt including Lil, Kraus, Moura Lympnany, Alic1s ds cello. (TURN TVS 34227 22:23) PAISIELLO: Ma1che Cto in A min. !or Cello and Orch, Rostropovlch, cello. /.Jmocha and Martha Argerlch. C1u Premle1 Consul, Dondeyne/Brass and Pere Ens o1 StolardutAII Union Radio Sym Orch (WEST WGS 8227 WEDNESDAY 28 the Guardians ol the City ol Paris (NONE H 71075 19.50) . CATALANI Serenatella. Rosada1Angelicum 12:00 a.m. SKIP WESHNER SHOW - AM & FM 2 05) HASSELMANS: WIii o' the Wisp: McDonald . Orch of Milan (MHS 1106 3:40) SCHUMANN· Toccala. 1:00 a,m. MUSIC OUT OF THE NIGHT - AM & FM harp, /KLAV KS 525 2 15) Op 7; Gllels. piano: (WEST WGM 8309 4.37) HERBERT' Sym Poem - Hero and Leander, Kruegec, 3:00 p.m. MASSENET La legende de la Sauge, lton1 9:00 a.m. ROUSSEL Petite Suite, Op 39: Martinon Royal Phil Drch (MIA 121 28:34). SIBELIUS: Sym No. La Jongteur de Notre Dame. Rouleau , bs: Matheson, French Nat Radio Orch (MHS 1372 13:05) WEBER. 7 3 in C: KamulHelsinkl Radio Sym Orch (OG 2530 426 Royal Opera House Orch (LON OS 26379 6:12). BER· Var in B-flat, Gaertner, eta,, Kriege,, piano: (MHS 1309 29;17) DVORAK: Sir Quintet in A mm .. Op t , No 1, LIOZ· Hero and Ursula Duet, lrom Beatrice et Benedict. 15·15) CHABR IER: Souvenirs de Munich: Klien , Members ol the Berlin Phil Octet (PHIL 839 754 Canteto s, Watts , eta. Dav1s1London Sym Orch Kyriakou, piano: (TURN TVS 34241 6.04) BACH: Sin 27.55) VLADIGEROV Seven Pieces tor Strs. (OISEAU SOL 322 11 48). DONIZETTI Regnava nel Ionia In G rrom Cantata No 75, Mueller-Bruehll KasandjievtSofia Soloists Cha Ens (BALKANTON BCA sllenzlo Ouando rapito 10 estas1. from Lucia di Cologne Soloists Ens (NONE H 71129 2:27). 1177 19:30). Lammermoor; Moflo. s, Pretre1RCA ltaliaoa Opera 10:00 a.m. FRANCK: Redemption, Barenboirn/Orch de 3:00 a.m. MFF· Sym No 5 in E. Op 177. Herrmann, Orch (RCA ARL 1-0702 8.42) BIZET- A Celle VOIX quel Paris (OG 2530 707 13:37). TORELLI Concert for 2 London Phil Orch (UNIC UNS 209 56:26) MOZART: 1rouble Je cro,x entendre encore. rrom The Pearl Orch, 2 Trpts and 2 Ob, Andre Lagorce, trpts; Siviero, Cto lor Piano and Orch No 27 111 B-flat, K 595, Anda, Fishers: Domingo. I, SMlilNew Phil Orch (RCA ARL Giulian,, ob. Gotll/Bologna Instr Ens (MHS 1534 iano and cond the Orch ol the Salzburg Mozarteum 1-0048 5 30) LEVY Too weak to kill man I hate, trom 12:02) MOZART: Sonata No. 14 In C tor Organ and DG 139 447 30:00) BERKELEY· D1verl1mento ln Mourning Becomes Electra;. Milnes, br: Guadagno/New Orch; Biggs. organ: Rozsnyai1Cot Syrn Orch (COL MG ~•flat: BuketofltRoyal Phil Orch (RCA LSC 3005 Phil Orch (RCA LSC 3076 3:22) 32985 3:40) HENRY VIII: Taunder Naken: Consorts 23 18·50) 4:00 p.m. NIELSEN: Chaconne. Op 32: Ogdon. p,ano: and 14; St. George's Canzoua, (MHS 1503 3:55) 5:00 a.m. STRAUSS· Der Abend: No111ngton1Schue12 RCA LSC 3002 10 15) TCHAIKOVSKY· The Voyevode, 10:55 a.m. LIVING SHOULD BE FUN Cho o1 London (ARGO ZRG 803 10:40) BACH: Sonata 8. 78: Duoarova1Moscow Sym (MEL SR 40271 11:00 a.m. BEETHOVEN. Allegro and Minuet in G for 2 No. 4 in C mm for Vin and H'chord, Melkus vln , 18 . 27) RICCIOTTI Concert1110 No 2 Ill G. Fl : Rampal, Larde, fls: (TURN TVS 34059 5:40). COR Oreylus, h'chord (ARCHIV 2708 032 t7·2S) MuenchingerlStullgart Cha Orct1 (LON CS 6206 11.15). RETTE· Les Ballets des Ages. Cartlgny/Cartigny Cha TCHAI KOVSKY Intro and lncfden1al Music 10 Dmitri l:LGAR Allegreuo on a Theme of Five Notes: Geor Orch (MHS 1848 24 58) ELGAR: Romance for Bsn the Imposter and Vassili Shu1sky; Akutov1Moscow giadis. vlo, Parry, piano, !PEARL SHE 523 4:29) and Orch: Gall. bsn: Barenboim1English Cha Orch Radio Sym Orch (WEST WGS 8300 2:38) . ANON 5:00 p.m. BIZET: Prel o the Fair Maid o1 Perth (COL M 33584 5 03) SCARLATTI Sonata in G min K. Dale, s1 le das: BecketVMus1ca Reservata (PH)L 839 Martinon/French Nat Radio 01ch (DG 2530 186 4:03) 426: Roberts. h' chord (KLAV KS 524 6:15). 714 2:34). WILKOMIRSKI. Passacaglia: NY Harp Ens STRAVINSKY Octet tor Winds: de Waart/Netherlands 12:00 M. WAGNER Good Friday Music from Act Ill o1 (MHS 1844 4·28) Wind Ens (PHIL 6500 841 15.28). VAN DER EYCKEN: Pars,tal: Bou111London Sym Orch (ANG S 37090 8:52). 6:00 a.m. THE CLASSIC EXPERIENCE AUBER · Ovl to Poema: van Cler EyckernCha Orch (DECCA 173 019 RACHMANINOFF· Suite No 2 tor 2 Pianos; Ashkenazy, La Ne,ge; Bonynge1London Sym Orch (LON CS 6744 6.23). BRAHMS. Intermezzo tn A ma1or. Op. 118 No Previn, pianos: (LON CS 6895 22:51) COPLAND: Let• 5.07). OITTERSDORF: Cto In 8-flat for H'chord and 2. Moravec, p,ano. (CONN CS 2062 6.26). ter from Home: Copland/New Phil Orch (COL M 33586 Orch, Ve;:ron-Lacrolx, h'chord; Redel1Pro Arte Orch of 6:00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW 7.19) GOUNOD· Greek Dance horn Le Trrbut de Zam Munich (MHS 721 20·37) GOTTSCHALK· Souvenir de 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HOUR - MUSIC composed by ora: BonyngelLondon Sym Orch (LON CS 6744 1:55) Pono Rico: Pennario, piano: (ANG 36077 6;11) ROS· Anton Re10//a, born /his day in 1770. REICHA. Sym In 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & SINI Ovt to II Signor Bruschlno, GardellllNew Phil E·llat. Op 41 ; Prague Cha Orch (XRDS 22 16 0008 FM Orch (LON STS 15307 4.41) 22:15) Wind Quintet in C, Op. 91 , No. 1, Auslrtan 2:00 p.m. GRIFFES. Sym Fantasy (1907); Krueger/ 7:00 a.m. LEFFLOTH: Sonata in C for Via da Gamba & Wind Quintet (MHS 1054 27·26) Royal Phil Orch (MIA 129 16 00) GIULIANI· Sonata for H'chortJ· Hampe, via da gamba; Ullenbosch. h chor(l www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 44 FEBRUARY (BASF KBF 21193 11:30) . PERGOLESI. Concertino No. 1 11:00 a.m. WEISS Tombeau sut la mort de M Baron KaraJanlBerlln Phtl (ANG SO 37098 11·41 ) BACH 2 in G, Colombo Lamoureu x Concerts Cha Ens d'Hart1g, Matthews. guitar . (TURN 1VS 34538 5:37) . Sonata ,n E for Fl and Contmuo. Nicolet. fl. Richter. (OISEAU OLS 15612:38) LULLY· March of the Turenne F~LLA. Nights rn the Gardens of Spain, Entremont. h'chord, Fink, via da gamba, (ARCHIV 2533 369 Regiment, DouatteiCollegium Musrcum ot Paris (NONE prano; Ormandy Philadelphia Orch (COL MS 6629 13:10) LISZl Hungarian Battle March. Boskovsky Phil H 71009 1·41) 22:54) MOZART: Fl Quartet in G. K. 285a; Berlin Phrl Hungarrca (ANG S 37277 4.48). BEETHOVEN M1lil ary 8:00 a,m. GUERE· Phoenix Allegro and Romance Soloists (OG 138 997 9.21) SHCHEDRIN. Dance with March in 0: Winds of the Berlin Phil (OG 139 045 from The Red Poppy, Fayer,Bolshoi Theaue Orch (MEL balalaikas from Thr. Humpbacked Horse; Zuraitis, 7 15) SAC 4114 7:20) . vo,i BUELOW Ballade. Op. 11; llolshor Theatre Orch (MEL SR 40106 4.55) 5;00 p.m. STRAVINSKY. Concenrno 101 12 Instr; Bos• Genu1t, piano, (BASF KBF 2110811·32) VILLA-LOBOS· Ion Sym Cha Players (DG 2530 551 6 26) COUPERIN. Bachranas Bras1leiras No 9 for Strs; Villa-Lobos/ 12:00 M. BEETHOVEN Romance tor Vin and Orch Ill F, Suite m C, Verlet, h'chord; (TELE SAWT 9605 11 58) French Radio TV Orch (ANG S 35S47 10:58) ANON 01s1rakh. vln. GoossenstRoyal Phil Orch (DG 138 714 STRAUSS Emperor Waltz: Prevm1London Syrn Orch Two Dances for Orch: Telemann Society Orch (VOX 501 8:45\ COPLAND Suite from the opera. The Tender (ANG S 37409 1t 53) RACHMANINOFF Romance 140 3·35l. Land; Copland1Boston Sym Orch (RCA LSC 2401 Op 6, No 1, Azarkhrn . dbl-bass: Zinger ri1a110: (COL 20.27). GRIEG: Norwegian Dance No 2; Ormandyr M 33593 5:00) 9:00 a.m, HODRIGO. Tonad1lla. S. & E Abreu. guitars Philadelphia Orch (COL MS 7674 2:25). BIZET Gypsy 6: 00 p.m. CONCERT PREVIEW (COL M 30575 11.37) STILL Sahdji (Ballet for Orch Dance from Carmen. Bernstein/NY Phll (COL MS 7415 7:00 p.m. THE GTE HO UR - Musrc of John Alden C,1r• and Chol Freeman/London Sym Orch and Morgan 4 171 pen/er. born /flls day ,n 1876 CARPENTER· Skyscrap• State College Cho (COL M 33433 20 35) CHOPIN. Pre ers. Zalhnger1V1enna Syrn Orch (DESTO OST 6407 1:00 p.m. LUNCHEON AT THE MUSIC CENTER - AM & 15.40) Impromptu (1913), Shields, piano, (VOX SVBX lude in A. Op 28. No 7· Ormandy,Ph1ladelph1a Orch FM (COL MS 7506 2"45) FALLA. Spanish Dance lrom la 5303 6·21) Adventures in a Perambulator: Hanson, Vida Breve: S & E Abreu, guitars; (COL M 30575 2:00 p.m. IRELANO Ovt-Satyricon. BoulL Lon<1on Phi! Eastman-Rochester Orch (MER SRI 75095 26.43) . 310) Orch (MHS 1317 8 33) GRIEG Lyric Surte. Black, 8:00 p.m. GAS COMPANY EVENING CONCERT - AM & London Sym Orch (LON SPC 21046 16·58) MEN• FM - BORODIN: Prmce Igor Ovt; Soltl/Berlin Phll 10:00 a.m. KETELBY With Honor Crowned: Aliberti/ DELSSOHN. Prel and Fugue 1n B•flat; d'Arco, piano; (LON CS 6944 11.00) . RACHMANINOFF Sym No 3 1n Vienna State Opera Orch (WEST WGS 8139 4:15) KO· (MHS 1172 7 13) ALBINONI . Adagio In G min. A min , StokowskilNat Phil Orch (DESMAR DSM 1007 DALY· Harry Janos Suite. Kertesz/London Sym Orch Marrlner.Aca of St. Martin rn the Fielrts (ANG 37044 39.00) MISC . ARIAS. Gann. br. Slfarght, piano, (LON cs 6417 23150) PRAETORIUS: Three Ballets, 7.40) (GOLO CREST CRS 4135 49·00) BERWALD. Ba1adar• Munrow1Early Music Canson ot London (ANG S 37091 festeb; Ehrllng/Swed1sh Radio Orch (NONE H 71218 2:42) . LUNA Pref to El Nino Judio: de BurgosrNat 3:00 p.m. WORLD OF OPERA - A special salute to 1 t 00) Orch of Spain (LON CS 6424 4'05) GIOACCHINO ROSSINI. born III a leap year, February 10:00 p.m. AMBASSADOR HOUR - AM & FM - To• 29, 1792 mght music of Los Angeles composers, mclu VIGNETTES Continued from Page 15 MARRIAGE MINDED? Sherry 1s a Spanish wine, grown on the PROFESSIONAL OR It's a set lrom a Jean Harlow movie ... southern coast of Spain. near a town called BUSINESSMEN steel grillwork wraps around walls and win Jerez. The word, "Sherry", is a corruption of ANO LOVELY LADIES dows: strong horizontal lines dominate Jerez. walls: chrome. steel and glass in modernis· Sherry is a strictly delineated geographi MEET AT cal area, tightly controlled like the Appella• ROMANTIC HOLIDAYS tic design flower everywhere. But then this is the charm of lhe world of art deco. That lion Controllee vineyards of France. Only dist inctive American architecture which wine grown in thrs area can be called INTRODUCTION culminated in New York's Chrysler and Em· Sherry. As in most great vineyard areas, It's pire State buildings 1s alive and well in geology which defines the area. Just as SERVICE chalk or limestone 1s the important geologl• Miami Beach. This is especially true in Call (213) 989-2933 South Beach where a walking tour takes cal feature of the great vineyards of Bur you into a world of architectural design gundy and Champagne - and I should add, the Bourbon areas of Kentucky - it's chalk found now here else in A merica, or the world. In fact most of Miami Beach is like in the soil which makes the great wines of walking through the 1938 New York World's Sherry. The name of this chalky soil is Al· ®ORIAN CHANT MASS I bariza, a hard, miserable soil which limits Would you like Fair ... finials, decorative ledges, porthole windows, glass brick. etched glass panels lhe yield ot the vines. In fact, after the to be transformed as you worship? and metalworks of striking geometrrc de• grapes have been harvested, lhey are sprinkled with some ot this chalky soil, be• Then LET YOUR SPIRIT SOAR sign lace each building. In view of this na tional treasure, Miami Beach is planning a cause it helps the clarity and acidity of the to the sounds of Gregorian wine. Chant and polyphony sung in celebration called "Ari Deco Week," featur ing such super art deco structures as the Sherry, as such. should be distinguished full virtuosic splendor by the from Montilla or from Manzanilla, wines ENGLISH CHANT SCHOLA. Collins Park and Plymouth Hotels, and the glorious Cinema Theater from two other places which we will discuss Join us Saturdays at 5:30 PM to tomorrow. participate In the Liturgy at St. John Vlanney Chapel. 229 S. A classic art form becomes a new fad Detrort St. (1 block west of La The form is called: " trompe l'oeil" - Brea and north of 3rd). Phone meaning "to fool the eye" It 1s the creation 935-1128. Each Mass is pre• of wood carvings that are deceptive - not ceded by a 15 minute instru HAIR DESIGNS at all what they seem. The outstanding mental recital, Visitors and non• PRECISION CUTS AND BLOW ORY practitioner. at the moment, Is Angelo Catholics are welcome. Garavaglia-art professor at the University FOR ~1EN /\ I) W()M!iN Order our new double LP or Cassette: of Utah "20 Favorite Gregorian Chants" by the I tATLIRING \LL OTlll:I< !)cR\ICES Other artists becoming nationally famous English Chant Schola. Call (213) 478• w ith lhis style include Fum10 Yoshimura. 0053 to charge to your Bank Credit Card. Nl'l.1' /11 W,•sl l/11/11rm1od At Wendell Castle and Nancy Hoffman. T'1ey ·Probably the only Liturgies ,n the world are all on exhibit in Washington, New York, where English Gregorian Chant propers. In· JEAN PHILIPPE BENAIM Philadelphia - and lhe trend 1s spreading eluding Gradu-als, are sung every weel< of to Europe. 1 the year. " (213) 654-1176 Typical items: gloves, table cloths. flow ers - and they look astonishingly real www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 45 A CLASSICAL DINING EXPERIENCE AT MARTY'S - It's delightful! It's delici ous! It's delectable! It's delovely! It's deco! A b,assene rearuronq Frencn 110,s Cl oeuvres salads cold pla1es omelels ol ail i.,nds hsn Dining, Wining, Desser1s, Romance from 6 and meal soec,alfles crepe entrees sand p.m., Tuesday-Sunday. 8657 W. Pico Blvd., w,ches creoe desserts and an excellent wine 272-1048. hsl EritrPes from S2 95 and uo Cockta,1r. 11AM 2 AM 70AYS Dining . Wining BAGATELLE - "One of the best French II l'tttl1rlitf;Jf"1j1 ,u,,/ -t1,,/,i /l1wll1J ~ - l e ,,1Hft,·,n1o,,.,, , 1f.lt• l \1/•1IJ•o restaurants in Los Angeles." Andrew Col Dessert eman of the L.A. Times. Well known for .-..,./. 8iC'YC'l~ 1111,h 11 1 ,, homemade pates and terrine de volaille. Cosmopolit.t1n Cuisinc, Specialties of the House: La Soupe /hOt Dupecheur, Ent re Cote a la Bareuzai, Rab ca,: (,.a ,i•fflART\l·s bit a la Piron. Truite Sauce Meurette & Cote 122 17Wilshlre Blvd 8657 Wesl Pico 272-10 48 de Veau Val Suzon. Famous for the dessert West Los Angeles Le Napoleon Bagatelle. Also an authentic 826-7831 French Deli next door. (Andre & Lucia Pister moved to th,s location after 7 years on S. Robertson. 8690 WIishire Blvd., Beverly "Ona ol Iha Bast Restaurants ,n Los Angeles" Hills. (213) 659-0782. Andrew Coleman (L.A. 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We rater to small parties The charming Clafl family brings London to L.A. Here chocolate is King! And the Fo r Re~erva1ions Call: 559-5102 snacks, desserts and light lunches are in 2!09 & 41 S. Robenson Boulevard describably scrumptious. It's a fun depar ture from everyday humdrum affairs. A must for everyone! www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 46 A CLASSICAL DINING EXPERIENCE THE COACHMAN - When in Pasadena the Coachman offers elegant atmosphere THE COFFEE BARREL for seafoods, steaks, prime rib and lamb A Diet Restauranl for Everyone dishes. On Tues. nites get choice N.Y. cut. baked potato, vegetable, soup and salad - We cater 10 weight reduction club $6.95. On Wed.'s choice top sirloin with members, dlabe11cs, and atl those who want to eat healthy. scampi -$6. 75. Lunches $3.50 and under. WINE • BEER 449-2311 . Open. 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FXOTIC FOODS OF INOII\ & KING TUT RESTAURANT - You'll find, as PAKISTAN I did, this new restaurant in Hollywood un· pretentiously serving superb Middle East· Mild , Medium & Spicy Cumes Entertainment And Fine Dining Tandori (Oven-baked) Dishes In An Elegant Atmosphere ern cuisine at moderate prices. From shish kabob to Kibbe Niyah and Kafta Kabob. All DINNER from 6 P.M. 7 NIGHTS 695 E. Green, Pasadena dishes are attractively served and are au 414 N. LA CIENEGA • 657-2117 (213) 449-2311 thentically delicious. 9 AM·2 AM. 5222 RESTAURANT ROW Sunset Blvd .. reservations. (213) 665-3300. 47 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com A CLASSICAL DINING EXPERIENCE KOUTOUBIA RESTAURANT - A very spec1alaMoroccan evening is in store for you here. You 'll find yourself surrounded by pillows, brass tables and an atmosphere of ~ \j;j~ a thousand and one nights. Very cozy. Specialties include Bastella. Cous Cous NORDIC INl'I with Brochettes, Chicken with Pink Olives RESTAURANT KING TUT RESTAURANT and Lemon. Beers and wines are served. Finnish • Continental - American Cuisine FIRST CLASS AMERICAN Reservations required. Your host Michel AND MIDDLE EASTERN CUISINE Ohayon, 2116 Westwood Blvd .. L.A .. Catering (213)475-0729 . A La Carte And Buffet Lunches 9 AM - 2 AM Gourmet Dinners With Salad Bar 5222 SUNSET BOULEVARD 13359 Ventura Boulevard Reservations (213) 665-3300 LIBRARY ITALIAN RESTAURANT - Sherman Oaks. California 3839 Foothill Blvd., La Crescenta. A warm, cozy and colortul atmosphere offering a 783-9513 very special Italian-American menu that says "Now That's Italian." Tile Library is open daily for your dining pleasure. Take out also available. 249-5757. RESTAURANT MAREN GE - Elegant din A FINE SEAFOOD ing starting nightly at 6. Lunches: Mon.-Fri., RESTAURANT 11 :30-2:30. Specialties: Wisconsin Veal. Fresh Duck & Fresh Muscles & Scallops Wine & Cocktails. Reservations recom Specializing 1n FRESH mended. 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California 90403 EVA DOROG 275-0248 (213) 394-0159 www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 50 A Musical Note For Unique And Memorable Entertainment NOTES ON THE ORIGINS • Weddings OF CLASSICAL BALLET • Banquets Wanda • Receptions Clyde Allen, Music Director/Conductor, • Dinner Parties C~tt Los Angeles Ballet • Fashion Shows Jones Continued From November-December Issue • Women's Clubs CELEBRATED HARPIST On October 24, 1658, l'lllustre Theatre, a Recording artist whose latest album "ROMANCE. features love songs. old & new, touring theatrical troupe from the pro whose music 1s aired on KFAC Ca// Wanda Crockett Jones (213) 254-8223. vinces. appeared before the court of Louis XIV in the Hall of the Caryatides in the Louvre. under the personal patronage of the king's brother. the Due d'Orleans. It was a rel urn home for actor, playwright and com pany manager Jean Baptiste Poquelin who, sometimes styling himself Moliere, has been born in Paris on or slightly before January 15, 1622. The work he chose to New Console Pianos present on this occasion, Corneille's From $888-$2,888 tragedy Nlcomede, went over so poorly that HOUSE OF SIGHT & SOUNO Moliere received permission to segue to a New Easy Play Organs play of his own devising. This latter work. From $797-$3,795 which has not survived, was a farce called Special Kohler and Campbell Le Docteur Amoureux and was so well re Baby Grand - $4,295 ceived that Mollere and his players were granted authorization lo establish resi (6,000 value) iiiii:a-==- dency in Paris. 14513 Victory Boulevard ('12 Blk. W. of Van Nuys Blvd.). Van Nuys - 786-8221 Located in another wing of the Louvre 404 N. Golden Mall (At Magnolia). Burbank - 845-1338 6625 Fallbrook Avenue (Fallbrook Square), Canoga Park - 340-5550 was the Royal Theatre of the Petit-Bourbon, 600 N. Sepulveda Blvd., El Segundo- 322-6214 which was the occasional site of ballets Rent Pianos With O lion To Bu - F1nancm Available de-cour and had recently been made avail able to the legendary Scararnouche, visit ing at the time wi th his Italian commedia. Moliere and company were also accorded use of this hall. the arrangement being that lhe Italians would continue to appear on the best afternoons: Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, while the new group would take the Luba Gallery remaining less popular days of the week. Specialists ol Moliere·s first season began October 8. and it was not long before he proved a popu primitive African Art lar favorite. As luck would have it. the Ita lians returned home at lhe end or Moliere·s first season, leaving ''the company of Mon sieur, only brother of the king" in sole pos session and able now to appear on the best af ternoons itself. At the end of Moliere·s second year or re sidence, however. the royal superintendent of buildings, without any advance notice to Ille-time experience the players. began to tear down the Petit Bourbon theatre as part of a long-projected free a4vice reconstruction of the Louvre. The crisis was nonetheless turned to Moliere·s advantage free appraisal for Louis granled permission for the actors to perform in the theatre of the Palais Royale, a grand hall buil t by Richelieu especially for the mounting of spectacular plays. Unfortunately, the theatre had fallen featuring exhibits ol modern art: paintings, in to disrepair and so Mollere's troupe lan guished for three months while the hall was sculptures fl graphics renovated by the royal superintendent, who had been commanded to this task as Opem Tuea. throup Sun. (10:30 AM to ,:oo PM) atonement to the thespians made home• 8523 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90048 less at his hands. (213) 657-7238 • 657-7247 TO BE CONTINUED www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 51 OBSERVATIONS PERFORMING ARTS IN By MARTIN WORKMAN SOUTHERN CALJFORNIA ODYSSEY Last October, Los Angeles was represented Ballet - in New York vital companies of 10 years old by an unique telecast to the nation and to the classic and the modern seem to abound With a thriving professional career in the Europe via satellite. The event, of course, and thrive. Los Angeles, still w ithout a f ilm and television industry. why would was the perrormance of the great Beeth ma1or ballet company. Our resident com someone "drop out" in order to found an ex oven Ninth Symphony marktng the conduct pany is growing in strength and sureness. perimental, 99 seat Equity-waiver theatre? ing debut here of Carlo Maria Giulini. It was, but it is not yet free of restraints that inhibtl Ask Ron Sossi, artistic director of the indeed. an exciting and rewarding coverage its ex.pansion into a major force rn the field. of music richly deserving that coverage Odyssey Theatre Ensemble (OTE) However, there 1s in our area an Innova "As an outlet for truslration!" Soss1 as• It is interesting to note that the producer tive company rn contemporary dance that serts. "People In the 'Industry' are usually of the program, John Goberman, pointed has had European recognition long before boxed-in creatively and have learned to cur• out that despite our vaunted professional we accepted ii here and came to realize Its tail the full flights of which their imagina athletic teams. It took a performing arts worth. That, of course, is the Bella Lewitzky tions were once capable. I didn't want to die event - music - to link us via satellite live Dance Company - one that would com that slow death." wi th the world. Mr. Goberman also indi mand the attention ol viewers for Its Sossi, a credited television and screen cated that he hoped the telecast would be strength, fluidity, boldness, interpretation wnter, worked tor six years in an executive only one of several to emanate from the and Innovative approach to communication capacity at ABC and Paramount. was Di West Coast. through movement. rector of New Projects tor Metromedia and The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra an Associate Producer with the Mirisch The gentleman is the one who brings us has been viewed and undoubtedly will be telecasts of "Live From Uncoln Center", in brothers, In 1969, While still w ith ABC, televised again. T his is as it should be. cluding the Metropolitan Opera, the New Sossi located a corner storerront on Hol• However, one should consider the potential lywood Blvd. and Western Ave. and York City Opera, the New York Philhar value of two orchestras that are serving the monic (with Horowitz), The American Ballet rounded OTE. community and the cause of music that is Theatre and the New York City Ballet OTE was originally established with the being felt throughout the country. These are philosophy that experimental theatre could among many. Even beyond Lincoln Center the American Youth Symphony under Mehli be widely enjoyed and fiscally solvent with have been programs from Tanglewood and Mehta and the Debut Orchestra of the out sacrificing artistic quality or the free Wolf Trap. Each of these and more have Young Musician's Foundation currently dom to produce the untested. been an enrichment of our cultural life and under Myung-Whun Chung. Although the enjoyment. Although space was limited (with the ensembles differ in size and repertoire. OTE's business offices located above a de The prospect or further Southern Califor each provides music exemplary in rendition licatessen three blocks away) the Odys nia programs to receive international atten ard is innovative in programming. Each has sey's first production, THE SERPENT, met tion is thrilling, to say the least. However. contributed musicians who now enjoy prom with high critical acclaim, A rousing version one should take stock and assess what we inent posts In major symphony orchestras, of Brecht's THREE PENNY OPERA and in the southland have to offer that warrants ard from the YMF. conductors of major sta THE BACCHAE were also performed in national attention. In so doing, we must be ture. Surely, this area could be a source of Hollywood. In these early years, the major completely objective and be willing to di tremendous interest for the broadcast emphasis of OTE's creative process was vest ourselves of any narrow or provincial media. the exploration of environmental theatre ideas concerning a pet or favorite segment The east provides us with music festivals through collaborative ensemble acting. of the performing arts that are rewarding to see and hear. What Whilestill tn Hollywood, OTE received its OPERA - in New York the offerings are then can we offer? There Is one festival that first international recognition in an article splendid - giving us new productions of comes to mind almost immediately - the by Arthur Ballet in England's Theatre Quar the standard repertoire, stellar casts capa annual Ojai Festival. Usually excellent, terly. Stressing OTE's professionalism and ble of some of the highest quality of singing often daring and always interesting. With inclination toward the avant-garde, Ballet and presentations of the new or unusual Its directors this year, William Malloch and noted that the Odyssey was the "one to works that broaden the scope of the art. Los Lukas Foss, one can expect even further watch" in Los Angeles. Angeles - no opera in the great tradition. growth of this long established musical ex In 1973 the OTE found a larger and more We are still divisive and uncohesive in our perience. Just In passing, the lovely and in verb,"\tile building In West Los Angeles, efforts, and thus unable ro offer something timate outdoor setting would enhance a near the corner of Santa Monica and Bundy of true quality. Perhaps the stimulus of what television picture. and spent one year converting into LA.'s has happened and what could happen will A source that could emanate from Los most unique performing space. By this rime aid us in the development of goals not Angeles should be our Mark Taper Forum. Sossi was working full time on the de realized at present. Under Gordon Davidson, this theatrical velopment of the OTE and PEER GYNT venture has offered award winning and ex was the premiere production In the new citing productions. One need only to con For professic,nal, personalized work theatre. The Innovative style and dynamic to meet yo11r individual needs as a sider the vitality of "Zoot Suit" to realize interrelationship ol artist and audience songwriter: how a work of this nature could capture placed PEER GYNT among the top 10 plays STEELE MUS lC SElt VICE nation-wide attenllon and al the same time of 1974 in the LA Times. Herald Examiner, (Transr.riber - Copyist - Arranger) speak for and about Los Angeles. and Evening Outlook yearly theatre as ABSOLUTE PITCH GUARANTEES No, the list Is not exhausted, but these sessments. A CCURACY OF SONGS!! random thoughts give rrse again to the The OTE has received grants and awards For more information, please call: realization that we are vital and exciting in from the California Arts Commission, Roc MARTIN STEELE our potential and current achievement kefeller Foundation, Oltice for Advanced 761 •2444 (home after 6 PM) Even these few listed Ideas hold promise of Drama Research. National Endowment of 985-0010 (answering serv,ae) what could be the source of continuing the Arts, and Alexander Family Foundation. STEEL E MUSIC SERV ICE programs on television. Couldn't we t itle These monetary awards have encouraged an aid for the songwriter of any 8bilir:y them " Live From Southern Calilornia"? OTE to support writers-in-residence (sucti Let's hope so. as Sam Eisenstein, who, with Sossi. co- www.SteamPoweredRadio.Com 52 PERFORMING ARTS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ODYSSEY 10 years old authored the controversial ADOLF HITLER Los Angeles Theatre Alliance. LATA is a Presently, the OTE is in the midst of a SHOW), non-profit, tax exempt organization that massive subscription drive for its 1979 sea Some personal setbacks and a need to promotes and represents 40 theatres in the son. Season tickets at $20.00 to $28.00 reassess the Odyssey's theatrical goals greater Los Angeles area and cultivates an offer up to six plays for the price of four. The encouraged Sossi to respond to the oppor ever-growing local theatre audience. Addi plays, as is customary with the OTE, are tunity to study in Poland with Jerzy tionally, Sossi created the PETE program chosen from international classics and the Grotowski. theatrical innovator and head of (Professional Education Theatre Ex cream of contemporary theatre. This year's Poland's Theatre Laboratory. Grotowski change) which sponsored in '78 six months events include two Los Angeles premieres, stressed intense physical and vocal control of free seminars. workshops and confronta WHITE MARRIAGE from Poland and and the performer's act of "giving every tions for the serious theatre professional. SUICIDE IN B FLAT by Sam Shepard; thing." In his stark, almost religious, ap Currently, he is co-chairman of the Arts De Brecht's classic BAAL; the wacky. light proach to theatrical production, the actor is velopment Fund which is striving to set up a operetta, LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE; a the only necessary element. seducing. ticket voucher system in Los Angeles. 10th anniversary total environmental leading and catapulting the audience into a In 1978, the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble reenactment of THE CHICAGO CONSPI total cathartic experience. offered its first subscription season. By that RACY TRIAL as well as an unannounced time. the facility had expanded to two 99 surprise WEST COAST PREMIERE. After his return from Poland, Sossi took a seat theatres, the original Odyssey I and nine month hiatus from producing plays. Sossi is aiming for a 500% increase in the smaller Odyssey 2 (formerly an adja season subscriptions in order to effect an The Odyssey Theatre (with a 40' by 30' cent storefront on Santa Monica Blvd.) The stage-L.A.'s largest available 99 seat imminent expansion move. By early 1980. season again included Brecht's THREE OTE plans include the conversion of one of Equity-waiver stage) was booked with PENNY OPERA and also Moliere's DON guest companies while Sossi chose a small its present theatres to a unique house with JUAN, Buchner's WOYZECK, Sternheim's a modular seating capacity of 300. the re group of actors to work with him on explor THE UNDERPANTS, and Neil Cuthbert's ing and developing some new, though design of the 99 seat laboratory, and the contemporary SOFT TOUCH. The THREE addition of a central lobby area and bar Grotowski-influenced, ideas without the PENNY OPERA production was especially pressure of immediate production. Once which will connect the two theatres. This noted for its unique environmental ap expansion will be the nucleus of a National the first phase of this laboratory work was proach, which utilized both theatres, the completed, it was decided that further exp Experimental Theatre Center for Southern lobby, and the parking lot-with the audi· California. loration might take place in the context of ence moving to follow the action. The sea formal rehearsals and the Odyssey there son's productions were admired and re For information and a brochure on the fore returned to production. ceived by newspapers and journals in such Odyssey Theatre Ensemble's 1979 season In accordance with OTE's goals, Sossi faraway places as London, Warsaw and call: (213) 826-1626 or write, 12111 Ohio was one of the founding members of the Tel-Aviv. 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