This is the first of two special programs featuring music for the holidays. In this podcast, we journey from England to Mexico to Latvia and finally land back home in America. All the selections come from releases available through DCD Records -- and if you listen carefully to the program, you might not hear the sound of reindeer, but you will hear about our special gift to you.
Christmas is my favorite season, and I really enjoyed putting this two-part program together. I hope these selections bring you pleasure.
- Ralph Graves
President, DCD Records
This program we play the following:
Rutter: What Sweeter Music
Good King Wensceslas
St. Clement’s Choir; Peter Richard Conte, music director ; Kenneth Cowan, organ
DTR
Garcia: Hermoso amor, Romance a 4
Convivium Musicum Gothenburgense
Sven Berger and Andreas Edlund, conductors
Musica Rediviva
Ritmane: Christ is Born / Kristus ir Dzimis
New York Latvian Concert Choir; National Opera Chamber Orchestra; Andrejs Jansons, conductor
NYLCC
The Holly and the Ivy
O Holy Night
Inner Voices
Laurel Records
Tuesday, November 28, 2006
DCD 015 - Holiday Special, Part 1
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Labels: DTR, Laurel Records, Musica Rediviva, New York Latvian Concert Choir
Sunday, November 12, 2006
DCD 014 - From the Renaissance to the 20th Century
This program we continue our general survey of the music carried at DCD Records, ranging from the renaissance to the modern age (hence the title of the podcast). In addition to a variety of works from different labels, we also present a selection from the best-selling album at DCDRecords.com for September, 2006.
- Ralph Graves
President, DCD Records
This program we play the following:
Chopin: Polonnaise in A-flat major, Op. 53 "Heroic"
Howard Karp, piano
UW-Madison
de Wert: Noli timere
Rutgers Collegium Musicum; Andrew Kirkman, conductor
DTR
Bloch: Scherzo Fantasque for Piano and Orchestra
Micah Yui, pianist; The London Symphony Orchestra; David Amos, conductor
Laurel Records
A selection from the DCD Top of the Charts for September, 2006
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Labels: DTR, Laurel Records, UW-Madison