Don.  Could be that the movie so old that our library no long have it.. Bet they never got on on DVD.  Just the old VHS.

It's an eclectic blend of music for the programme with an interesting transcription of the JS Bach Toccata & Fuge into a tango. A couple of movie soundtracks are featured, including one by the composer who gave us those shrieking violins in Psycho, but be assured, you can relax with this one. And who remembers The Corn Is Green: a beautiful soundtrack from the 1979 movie version

Reid’s Records:   Programme   #1520 Sept 18/2016

1:   Handel: Happy We! (Acis & Galatea) CDV3809
   Telarc   80333 (track 1)   01:51   1:51

2:   Mozart: Serenata Notturna CDM6793
   Harmonia Mundi   2907280 (tracks 8-9-10)   13:42   15:34

3:   Schumann: Scenes From Faust CDS4810
   Naxos 8572430-31 (Disc 2, track 4)4   10:47   26:19

4:   Monti: Csárdás CDS8811
   RCA 69138-2 (track 6)   04:50   31:09

5:   Strauss: Rosenkavelier Waltz Sequence CDS8527
   Naxos 8.550182   (Track 12)   12:05   43:14

6:   Saint-Saens: Bacchanale CDL4112
           Telarc  CD-80115  (track 5)                         07:22   50:34

7:   Saint-Saens: Softly Awakes My Heart C1.0439 CDR-109
            RCA  RL25383  (side 1, track 3)          Tr 3          05:04   55:38

8:   Sarasate: Carmen Fantasy CDS1770       
        DG 437737-2 (tracks 1-2-3-4-5)                     12:15   67:53

9:   Addinsell: Warsaw Concerto CDR9530
   Naxos 8554323 (track 1)   09:07   77:00

10:    Glazunov: Four Seasons  CDT2266
            Naxos  7 74618-2  (track 19)                      10:10   87:10

11:   Panufnik:  Concerto in modo antico CDP1848
   Naxos 8570032 (track 10-11-12)   11:31    98:51

NEWS

12:   Grainger: Gum Suckers’ March CDG9505
   Chandos 9493 (track 14)   03:56   3:56

13:   Hermann: Memory Waltz CDH5327
            Philips G238685 (track 4)                        05:26   9:22

14:   Plaza: Melancolio CDT9649
         Naxos   8.557004 (track 14    05:32   14:54

15:   Haydn: Trumpet Concerto CDH4650
            Philips 4682072 (tracks 1-2-3)                                    15:23   30:27

16:   Nedbal: Valse Triste CDS7211
            Supraphon DC 8064 (tarck 5)                               05:25   35:52

17:   John Barry: The Corn Is Green CDB3922
   Silva 1445 (CD5 track 6)   05:20   41:12

18:   Doyle: Sense & Sensibility CDD5575
            Sony SK 62258 (track 3)   05:28   46:40

Sunday afternoon 1:03 P.M.  D.S.T    -5 GMT (Canada)
http://tunein.com/radio/1069-The-X-s12279/

That's a really interesting program; hope I can be there the whole time.  The Panufnik sounds interesting.  Which one is the Bach/tango?  You can do a lot of weird things with Bach, but if you respect him, they mostly come out good.

All primed and ready to go.

I am here and listening to the jazz but waiting for the best starting in a few minutes.

Here I am too

I am here. The news is still on. They are running a little late?

News is on.

Long news...

Hi Gloria
Hi so_P_bubble
Hi Mars MarsGal
Hi Tomereader1
Yes, the news now runs six minutes instead of three.  Perhaps because I refused to allow a news cast at 2 o'clock

Rather have more news to start than being interrupted in the middle of the program.

But that is not something new?...

BUBBLE  I think we get too much news these days.

But being a teaching studio we have to cut some slack for the students. I'm the only person who gets that one hour exemption, and besides, in the summer I get the entire 3 hours to myself.

DON  well you know they cannot deny Santa Claus anything or they will get a piece of coal in their stocking at Christmas. You are right, I have heard Csardas before and never knew the name. I have enjoyed classical music for years but seldom knew the one who wrote the beautiful music. Now back to peeling apples for a crisp and sauce while I listen.

Csárdás.... so enjoyable.

Okay, work stop. Volume up. I can't sit still when listening to The Bacchanale

MarsGal you know the rule: Resistance is futile.

 

I have my own little dream with this one. Horses flying across the desert, whirlwinds in battle, swords clashing, a short stop at the top of a dune to look down on the oasis,then the race down the dune and into the oasis, an interlude in the oasis, then up and off again.

One can never tire of Carmen. That violin version is superb

Great programme today, Don!

If I didn't know the background to the music I would find that a very plausible scenario.  Music does indeed let you draw your own pictures.

Hi Pat

Don.  I am having lots of problems on my Computer but you are coming in fine.  Long News on at the moment and I missed the Carmen.. My Favourite of all times.

JeanneP Hi.  better late  than never.

Snows of Kilimanjaro had Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward, Ava Gardner acting.  From '52!  I saw it the year after...

Melancolio - wow WOW    W O W

What better way to do a job than listening to wonderful music?  My slow cooker is filled to the top with cut apples, skins and all except for the seeds. Will turn it on low before going to bed tonight and will smell good when I wake in the morning. I use a food mill so no skin goes through and it is smooth. Had some nice red apples so will have a nice color. I saved the biggest apples to pel for an apple crisp. Can do that tomorrow.
I did get to sit here and enjoy the Valse Triste with my eyes closed and picturing a ballroom with the couples dancing. In those ball gowns and the men looking so neat. Looks like I am not the only one who pictures things in some music.

Layla tov!  Thanks for a wonderful time.

DON thank you for a wonderful afternoon