Hello there and welcome to experience it has been a book and there. Are all the music this we did and brought to you under a Latin title Dona Nobis patchin which is taken from the old Latin Mass It s an ancient prayer Lord give us peace I think this is where great music comes in great music can heal the human spirit and that s what I ve been counting on all week long . Let s dive right into a mini concert from one of my favorite composers more research. I suppose Ravel s most famous piece is Bolero and then after that maybe deafness in clay is a pretty wild orchestral display pieces but when Phil had a great gift for melody and simplicity and that s what we re going to sample now at the beginning of this program let s start up with the movement from a p.c. Chord at them both to Cooper and there were a family of great French musicians in the age of the movies before the French Revolution and one more response we turn home from the 1st row where he was an ambulance driver and the spears
In the 2nd version ready heard version we heard the cut take it on the on duty the engulfed cathedral part of previews book one by Debussy and the recording the by Hawke on alst book or I m Peter Van De Graff we have some Schubert to enjoy right now and then later on Brahms and Glaus and all of the Schubert is a string quartet he wrote when he was about 16 years old when he was in fact 16 the fine arts quartet performs it s the quartet number 10 in e. Flat. I m. On. The. Phone. The war. Room. The. Book. There. And. Meaning. There s. A man. The egg. Laying. Blame. Her Here you. Know you. Hear a. Recording made in 1962 with the Fine Arts quartet and music by France Schubert just 16 when he wrote that his string quartet number 10 in the flat. This is state for a music hall on our southern Oregon University s Jefferson Public Radio 90 point one k s o r s one and 88.3 k s r g Aslam classical music and n.p.r. News. Support for Jefferson Public Radio comes from our listeners and from Medf
Ily. Ily. The. And you sit by the French composer you are the dead day that was beings and bumblebees with the want us arts sambal Reuben Blundell leading. Coming up there s an early Mozart symphony there s some Ukrainian dancing a Norwegian Rhapsody and a French composer who s seriously influenced by Split Spanish elements of music we re covering the globe this morning. My name is Andrea Blaine very pleased to have your company and I hope you can settle in stay a bit as you gather yourself and get ready to face this Tuesday morning this by Edward Elgar our it s called Salute to more loves greeting Shanley s the violinist with Pamela Mia Paul at the piano. Beautiful music by Eldar it just sits there and shimmers doesn t really salute them or loves greeting Shannon lay the violinist with pianist to be have Paul. Well Mozart was a bit of a violinist actually he played the eula didn t he really how it was his kind of preferred instrument but more than anything he was a keyboard player
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In Scotland and the north and east of England temperatures reaching 20 degrees Celsius in Edinburgh Belfast 23 in Cardiff and 25 in London very strange we have a little bit of the through the night signature tune at 8 o clock as Grand Canyon says suddenly thought it was 2 am and John Cher you could see any young were about to address the nation I suppose somewhere in the world through the night is just beginning but quite how it ended up on Breakfast is a mystery which is a pretty tune that we must play it in full at some point soon it is Yorkshire Day That s what was the liberating on breakfast the 1st of August let us go to the great Victorian town hall of the city of Leeds location for this recording by the Leeds for the monic chorus and the B.B.C. Philharmonic of Stanford s Tade a M. . Stanford s today I m in B. Flat written in 87921 years after Queen Victoria had opened Leeds town whole when that recording was made the leads for the moment chorus B.B.C. Philharmonic Darius bette