Yes. Congratulations to Don for his time and efforts over these many
years. For many of us here in Chicago, Don doesn't work at WFMT, he
is WFMT! :-)
For those who have access to the broadcast or over the internet, I
believe Don did most of his own programming for his time slot 10:00 to
3:00. Very interesting stuff for those who appreciate older recordings
and unusual items (Copied out of the WFMT program guide)
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Tuesday, June 26 at 10:00 am
Celebrating Don's 35 years at WFMT with music including
- Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 21 in C, Op 53, Waldstein - Rudolf
Serkin, p. Sony SM3K-64490 (3). [26:15]
Starting 11:00
- Boito Prologue fr Mefistofele - Nicola Moscona, b; Shaw Cho,
Columbus Boychoir, NBC Sym Orch/Arturo Toscanini. RCA 60276-2-RG.
[25:16]
Starting 12:00 after Newscast
- Shostakovich The Age of Gold Suite - Chicago Sym/Leopold Stokowski.
RCA 62516-2. [18:23]
- Copland Old American Songs, Set 1 - William Warfield, br; London Sym/
Aaron Copland. CBS MK-42430. [12:37]
- Copland Appalachian Spring - Boston Sym/Aaron Copland. RCA 61505-2.
[25:23] Satie-Debussy Gymnop�dies No. s 3 & 1 - Boston Sym/Serge
Koussevitzky. Camden CAL-376. [06:56]
- Kathleen Ferrier & Schubert Ferrier talks about what the Edinburgh
Festival meant to her as an introduction to three Schubert songs (Die
junge Nonne, Rosamunde, Du bist die Ruh') from her historic 1949
recital accompanied by Bruno Walter. Decca 593057 (2). [15:55]
- Beethoven Symphony No. 9 in d, Op 125 - Soloists, Cho, Royal
Concertgebouw Orch/Willem Mengelberg. Phi 416205-2. [69:40]