Gloria, I think Fantasia is my best friend's all time favorite movie.

Sorcerer's Apprentice brings back so many  memories of childhood   Thanks for that trip back in time.

ah, Lalo..... beautiful!

Ha ha ha Anna Russell! A-la-la-la!

BUBBLE  I would love to see Anna Russell perform live. Just listening was funny.

You are right Gloria. It would be double fun!

Layla Tov and good evening to all!

DON  thank you for a lovely afternoon of beautiful music.

BUBBLE with the time difference, have a good night.

I just checked on Youtube for things done by Anna Russell and find there are many pieces available.  Don, a very nice program today. 

Larry Anna Russel was a true genius and was beloved all throughout Canada.

Avoiding the early morning news this morning. Will tune in later in the day. In the meantime, I listened to Tartini's Violin Sonata in G minor, ''Devil's Trill Sonata''  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7rxl5KsPjs I don't recall hearing any Tartini before.


Here is his Sarabande https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuXWv-e4wGg This could put me to sleep before I fully wake up this morning. Very soothing.

If you happen to have a copy of Longfellow's The Song Of Hiawatha at your disposal you'll be able to read or sing along as I play part of it for you this Sunday. Also, in the last hour of the show there will be more Americana with the rousing Rodeo by Copland

Reid’s Records:   Programme   #1528 Nov 13/2016

1:   John Field: Rondo in A-Flat CDF5678
   White Line 2149 (track 8   08:07      8:07

2:   Mozart: Lucio Silla Overture CDM6361
        Naxos 8.550185 (tracks 6-7-8)                       08:06   16:13

3:   Berlioz: Les Troyens   CDB6534
   Vox CDX5114 (disc 1, tracks 2 & 3)   10:23   26:36

4:   Ivanov-Ippolitov: Caucasian Sketches  CDI5562 
            Naxos  8.553405 (tracks 2-3-4)     14:48      41:24

5:   Verdi: La Forza Del Destino CDP8249
        EMI 569596  (track 9)                              07:50   49:14

6:   Coleridge-Taylor: Hiawatha's Wedding C5.0599 CDR-121
        Angel DS-38186 (side 1)          Tr 1                      18:44    69:04

7:   CPE Bach: 6th Symphony  CDB2017
        Loiseau-Lyre 417 124-2 (cuts 16-17-18)                09:12    78:16

8:   Lalo: Norwegian Rhapsody CDB6534
   Vox 5114 (disc 1 track 10)   11:46   90:02

9:   Bizet: L'Arlesienne   CDB7163
        London 417 839-2 (tracks 4-5)                        10:33    100;35

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10:   Mussorgsky:  Boris-Intro and Polonaise M8.259 CDR127
   Vox TV34790 (track 7)   06:28   6:28

11:   Spontini: La Vestale R8.0608 CDR-216
            MH 3973  (side 1, track 3)       Tr 18                          06:42   13:13

12:   Hummel: Retour de Londres CDH8704
   Naxos 8557845 (track 1)   14:51   28:04

13:   Copland: Rodeo CDC6062
            EMI CDC-7 47382 2 (tracks 2-3-5)                             15:05   43:09

14:   Blodek: Rising Of The Moon CDS7211
            Supraphon DC-8064 (track)         06:25   49:34




Sunday afternoon 1:05 P.M.  EST    -5 GMT (Canada)
  http://tunein.com/radio/1069-The-X-s12279/

Is that Copeland "Rodeo" a foot stamping one. If so better get my boots on.

Will be cold here tomorrow and so I will be listening.

Here I am all comfortable and waiting for 1PM and the fastest and most enjoyable 3 hours of the week.

Hi Gloria, I'm here as well. 
That Jazz announcer has too quiet a voice for that job!
Don's voice does better and my son in law says it even helps him drive better when he has the program on.

Hi Gloria, Hi Bubble

I love this last tune... Orfeo Negro?
You have a cold Don???

BUBBLE  of course your son in law likes Don's voice especially since he know Don

HI DON

Bubble I don't have a cold, but I thought my voice sounded strange over the headphones

DON  love the piano to start your program, that pianist is fast on the keys.

That Wedding music almost sounded like church music! (said Mahi)

I think Mahi captured the intent of the composer.  The work was in a cantata form and cantatas  were generally but not always based on religious or  solemn themes.  Taylor's work was not religious, but it was solemn and Mahi did well to pick that up.

Arles is such a picturesque town that  I visited  in 1962 before coming to Israel.
For me the Provence is the best of  France, typical in the friendliness of its inhabitant and nature luxuriant, bathed in bright sun.  It is probably why it is favored much by painters and artists

I love the Copland... but it also brings us nearly to the end

BUBBLE  I am enjoying Copland, too.  One more to go and then it is over for another week.

Bye bye and good evening to all! It was  lovely... to the end.

DON  everytime I hear Rodeo I get something different out of it.  Rising of the Moon is a beautiful gentle piece. I enjoyed it very much. Should be playing later when the huge moon starts rising.  Thank you for a wonderful afternoon.

Happy Birthday, Don, may you have many more.

Mary Ann

Happy B'Day, Don.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1oqWKAp1N8