good music

[Guest guest]

Also not specific to raw living, but essential for optimal enjoyment

of life :-), here is an excerpt of today's (August 24th, 2001)

playlist schedule for the Seattle radio station Classic KING FM 98.1:

 

 

1:17pm MOZART: Serenade No.7 in D, K.250/248b " Haffner "

Mackerras/Prague Chamber Orchestra

TELARC: 80161

 

2:14pm BIZET: L'Arlesienne: excerpts

Hogwood/Saint Paul

 

2:52pm MOZART: Symphony No.41 in C, K.551 " Jupiter "

Gardiner/English Baroque Soloists

PHILIPS: 426 315

 

4:00pm COPLAND: Rodeo: Hoe-Down

No, vln; O'Riley, pno

CONCERT RECORDING

 

5:00pm FLOTOW: Martha: Overture

Fiedler/Boston Pops

RCA: 5479

 

5:11pm MOZART, L.: Sinfonia da caccia (Hunt Symphony)

Brown/Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields

PHILIPS: 416 815

 

5:31pm WEBER: Der Freischütz: Overture (tr. Liszt)

Wild, pno

ETCETERA: 2011

 

6:00pm BEETHOVEN: Symphony No.1 in C, Op.21

Walter/Columbia Symphony Orchestra

SONY: 64460

 

6:26pm ELGAR: Serenade for Strings in E minor, Op.20

Barbirolli/Sinfonia of London

EMI/ANGEL: 67264

 

7:00pm MENDELSSOHN: Fair Melusine Overture, Op.32

Harnoncourt/Berlin Philharmonic

CONCERT RECORDING

 

8:42pm SCHROETER: Piano Concerto in C, Op.3/3

Perahia/English Chamber Orchestra; Perahia, pno

CBS: 39222

 

11:32pm HAYDN: Symphony No.2 in C

Fischer/Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra

NIMBUS: 5265

 

 

The pieces I recommend most are the last five listed. All pieces in

the list are great, but the last five are supremely excellent,

moving, enthralling (the first movement of the Beethoven most

especially), ethereal/otherworldly (the Elgar and Mendelssohn

especially), etc. :-) Norm, I think I could still receive the

station even way up at your place. For you other, more distant non-

Seattlites, you can listen via the internet. Go to

http://www.KING.org, which will explain how to do so.

[Guest guest]

> FLOTOW:

 

FloTow, Isn't he a rap artist?