This week my guests were Jim Weiss From Johns Hopkins Hospital and our very own Kati Harrison. Truthfully we loved everything! It was a really great show with great music! Here are the listings…you can’t go wrong with any of these pieces! Here are the listings…enjoy!
PLAY DATE: Sat, 03/29/2014
5:00 PM 5901
Johann Sebastian Bach Violin Partita No. 2: Chaconne in d BWV Azica 71268
SOLO David Leisner, guitar
14:33 C 1 1-1
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5:14 PM 138
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Violin Concerto No. 3 in G K 216 Pentatone 5186453
COND Yakov Kreizberg
ORCH Netherlands Chamber Orchestra
SOLO Julia Fischer, violin
23:37 C 2 1-3
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5:30 PM 839
Frederic Chopin Barcarolle in F-Sharp Op 60 RCA/BMG 63471
SOLO Vladimir Horowitz, piano VLAH dee meer HOR oh wihts
8:52 C 2 2-2
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5:45 PM 1741
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Ave Verum Corpus K 618 Coro 16093
COND Harry Christophers
ORCH Handel & Haydn Society
2:41 C 1 1-1
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5:47 PM 148
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Requiem Mass in d K 626 Coro 16093
COND Harry Christophers
ORCH Handel & Haydn Society
42:10 C 1 2-15
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Can I get podcasts or recordings of the shows? I teach ESL at Peabody and am helping my international graduate students build the vocabulary of music criticism and analysis. I would like to be able to include a portion of your show in class or on our discussion board so they can listen to music and discover the vocabulary your panelists use to comment on it. Your show on 2/29 was particularly engaging; I loved the comment that the pianist “sounds like Horowitz,” and it was, and that the performer in another piece sounded European, and he was. Wonderful stuff! My students can ponder what it is that sounds like Horowitz and sounds European.
Unfortunately we aren’t allowed to archive or distribute any of our programs that contain music.