Lev Oborin, piano with The Czech Radio Symphony – Alois Klima, cond. – Prague Spring Festival 1961 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Lev Oborin, a highly respected and much admired Russian pianist of the Soviet era performs with the Czech Radio Symphony conducted by Alois Klima in this historic
Working at night – More and more American workers, even White Color preferred the graveyard to the 9-5 in the 80s. By the 1980s, the traditional American workday was beginning to look less traditional. The idea of working from nine to five remained deeply embedded in American life, but an
Taking Lunch down several notches today with a performance by Tsar B at the latest installment of Ancienne Belgique in Brussels on April 14th of this year. In case you didn’t already know: Tsar B (pseudonym of Justine Bourgeus) is a Belgian musician, multi-instrumentalist, composer, and singer-songwriter and performance artist. Her music is known
August 12, 1985 – CBS World News Roundup – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – August 12, 1985 – Not a good news day. Word from Tokyo of the crash of Japan Airlines Boeing 747 Flight 123, into what was later identified as Mount Osutaka, some 100 miles northwest of
