I'm occasionally asked to fill in for some of the other Divertimento Classical hosts on WRIU and when I do I tend to play music from a wider time period than my usual "music of the last thirty years." For this recent fill in date I decided to go old-school. I went to the station with no laptop, no cd's, no idea what I was going to play, and headed to our Vinyl Vault to see what goodies I could unearth.
Charles Ives ~ Sonata for Violin & Piano #1
Ravi Shakar & Yehudi Menuhin ~ Swara-Kakali
selections from an LP called "Golden Dance Hits of 1600"
Preston Trombly ~ Kinetics III for Flute & Electronics
Serge Koussevitsky ~ three short pieces for Bass & Piano
Handel ~ Concerto in D minor op.3 no. 5
Barbara Kolb ~ Spring River Flowers Moon Night
Stravinsky ~ Symphonies for Wind Instruments
Teo Macero ~ One-Three Quarters
Harry Partch ~ The Dreamer That Remains
Thea Musgrave ~ Chamber Concerto No. 2
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