Saturday December 31
12:00am WCLV ALL NIGHT
E. J. Moeran: Sinfonietta (1944)--Northern Sinfonia/Richard Hickox (EMI 64721 CD) 24:38
Johann Sebastian Bach: Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D BWV 1068 (1731)--Boston Baroque/Martin Pearlman (Telarc 80619 CD) 18:10
Franz Liszt: Years of Pilgrimage "Italy" S 161 (1849)--Lazar Berman, piano (DeutGram 4779525 CD) 51:41
Franz Joseph Haydn: Symphony No. 87 in A (1785)--Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra/Bruno Weil (Sony 66296 CD) 24:10
Camille Saint-Saëns: Piano Concerto No. 1 in D Op 17 (1858)--Anna Malikova, piano; WDR Symphony Cologne/Thomas Sanderling (Audite 92509 CD) 28:04
Maurice Ravel: Daphnis et Chloé (1912)--Cleveland Orchestra Chorus; Cleveland Orchestra/Lorin Maazel (Decca 461343 CD) 56:00
Silvestre Revueltas: La Noche de los Mayas: Suite (1939)--Simón Bolívar Symphony/Gustavo Dudamel (DeutGram 4778775 CD) 29:52
Muzio Clementi: Piano Concerto in C (1796)--Pietro Spada, piano; Philharmonia Orchestra/Francesco d'Avalos (ASV 802 CD) 22:50
E. J. Moeran: Symphony in g (1937)--Ulster Orchestra/Vernon Handley (Chandos 8577 CD) 46:27
Jean Françaix: The Flower Clock (1959)--Albrecht Mayer, oboe; Academy St. Martin in Fields/Mathias Mönius (Decca 4782564 CD) 17:02
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov: The Tsar's Bride: Overture (1898)--Seattle Symphony/Gerard Schwarz (Naxos 572788 CD) 6:06
6:00 CONCIERTO with Frank Dominguez
8:00 PERFORMANCE TODAY WEEKEND with Fred Child
9:00 PERFORMANCE TODAY WEEKEND
10:00 COMPOSERS DATEBOOK
10:03 WCLV CLASSICAL WEEKEND
11:00 13 DAYS WHEN MUSIC CHANGED FOREVER with Suzanne Vega - May 6, 1889: The Opening Day of the Exposition Universelle in Paris - The Exposition Universelle was where Debussy first heard gamelan music, and “world” music became a part of Western European classical language. Composers before and after Debussy frequently turned to vernacular sources for inspiration, whether Brahms, Mahler, and Bartók incorporating folk melodies, Copland and Gershwin using the rhythms of Latin dance, or Steve Reich quoting West African drumming.
12:00pm MUSICAL PASSIONS with Eric Kisch: New Year’s Party
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Vivat Bacchus from The Abduction from the Seraglio – Gerhard Unger, tenor; Gottlob Frick, bass; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Sir Thomas Beecham (EMI 63715 CD) 2:08
Carl Orff: In taberna quando sumus from Carmina Burana - New England Conservatory Chorus; Boston Symphony Orchestra/Seiji Ozawa (RCA 09026-63590 CD) 3:08
Camille Saint-Saëns: Bacchanale from Samson et Delilah – Orchestre de Paris/Daniel Barenboim (DG 439750 CD) 7:11
Giuseppe Verdi: Sempre libera from La Traviata – Anna Netrebko, soprano; Mahler Chamber Orchestra/Claudio Abbado (DG B0002999 CD) 4:41
Alexander Borodin: Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor – Beecham Choral Society; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Sir Thomas Beecham (EMI 47717 CD) 12:10
Frederick Loewe: My Fair Lady: I could have danced all night – Birgit Nilsson, soprano; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra/Herbert von Karajan (London 421046 CD) 2:49
Johann Strauss Jr: Die Fledermaus: Act II Finale – Soloists, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra & Vienna State Opera Chorus/Herbert von Karajan (London 421046 CD) 4:24
Johann Strauss Sr: Radetzky March – Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra/Carlos Kleiber (Sony 48376 CD) 3:16
1:00 METROPOLITAN OPERA - STRAUSS, J. JR.: Die Fledermaus
Performance from January 20, 1951
3:00 WCLV CLASSICAL WEEKEND
4:00 WCLV CLASSICAL WEEKEND
Loveman Curtiss CIPC Interlude -
5:00 FROM THE TOP with Christopher O'Riley and America's finest young musicians; for more information, visit the FTT website -
6:00 FOOTLIGHT PARADE: SOUNDS OF THE AMERICAN MUSICAL with Bill Rudman:
7:00 KEYBANK'S SYMPHONY AT SEVEN with John Simna
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Violin Concerto No. 2 in D K 211 (1775)--Shlomo Mintz, violin; English Chamber Orchestra/Shlomo Mintz (Avie 2058 CD) 19:27
Peter Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings in C Op 48 (1880)--Orpheus Chamber Orchestra (DeutGram 423060 CD) 29:02
8:00 SATURDAYS FROM SEVERANCE: The Cleveland Orchestra/Franz Welser-Möst - Severance Hall Gala Concert
Franz Schubert:Marche militaire No. 1 in D-Flat D 733 /1 (1822)
Johann Strauss Jr: The Gypsy Baron: Overture (1885)
Leopold Mozart: Cassation in G "Toy Symphony" (1760)
Josef Strauss: Waltz "Music of the Spheres" Op 235 (1868)
Josef Strauss: Polka "The Dancing Muse" Op 266 (1869)
Johann Strauss Jr: & Josef Strauss: Pizzicato Polka (1869)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: A Musical Joke K 522 (1787)
Johann Strauss Jr: Kaiser Franz Joseph I Jubilee March Op 126 (1853)
Johann Strauss Jr: Polka "In the Jelly Doughnut Woods" Op 336 (1870)
Johann Strauss Jr: Polka "Tritsch-Tratsch" Op 214 (1858)
Johann Strauss Jr: Emperor Waltz Op 437 (1888)
10:00 WEEKEND RADIO with Robert Conrad - In a special two-hour show for New Year's Eve, a salute to choruses, music by Mozart, and Garrison Keillor's "Young Lutheran's Guide to the Orchestra." It’s party time, and so we offer some toasts, and appropriate drinking selections by Eric Kunz, Spike Jones, Red Ingle and the Natural Seven. Also Shelley Berman tells about the morning after. And Woody Allen tells about a party he attended. Also, the Wisdom of Mark Levy and This Week in the Media.
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