Schwetzingen Festival 2009 – Concerto de Copenhagen – Lars Ulrik Mortensen, Conductor – May 31, 2009 – Radio Nacional España – Diving into music from the 2009 Schwetzingen Baroque Festival this week, featuring Concerto de Copenhagen led by Lars Ulrik Mortensen and works by Handel, Scheibe and Roman with Frank
Opening Day – 104th Congress – January 4, 1995 – National Public Radio – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Opening Day of the 104th Congress, this day in 1995. Odd, looking back in retrospect, how this may have been the pinnacle of civility on Capitol Hill. Strange we have gone
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Macie Stewart – In Session for Marc Riley – BBC 6 Music – December 12, 2022 – BBC Radio – Macie Stewart to start the week. In a session recorded for Marc Riley at BBC 6 Music on December 12th of last year. A few words via the Genius website:
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Probably not as well known as her label mates Etta James or Fontella Bass, Sugar Pie DeSanto was part of that galaxy of divas who put Chicago blues label Chess/Checker on the map. She recorded a considerable number of material for the label and had many singles that, although not
Society For Forgotten Music – February 13, 1950 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Music of Henry Hadley this weekend. His String Quartet, played by members of the Society For Forgotten Music String Quartet in this concert broadcast of February 13, 1950. Henry Hadley was born in Somerville, Massachusetts, to
