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Rabbit Foot Blues

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Thursday, December 18, 2008

We hear a vintage performance from Blind Lemon Jefferson of the "Rabbit Foot Blues." Also, Toby Twining's crafty salute to another clever composer, in "Satie Blues," plus string works by Ronn McFarlane, Dominic Frasca, and Edgar Meyer.

Also Featured Tonight:

Ferruccio Busoni / Improvisation on a Bach Chorale
Gabriel Faure / Nocturne No. 13 in B Minor, Op. 119
Bela Bartok / Contrasts
Edward MacDowell / "Suite for Large Orchestra," Op. 42
Benjamin Britten / A Boy Was Born, Op. 3
Ludwig van Beethoven / String Quartet No. 13 in B flat Major

Comments [4]

Joe Perna from South Village (right around the corner from the new studios, actually...)

Hey Terrence--

I'm a grad student in Italian studies, and I just wanted to let you know that Michelangelo's last name (buonarroti) sounds like "bwoh-na-roh-ti," and the s in casa makes a z sound, "caza."

While we're on the subject, the z in san marzano also makes a "ts" sound, like "mozart."

grazie del programma, mi piace tanto!

Dec. 18 2008 10:15 PM
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Robert from Garden City, Long Island, New York

It's 9:37 and I'm listening to you over the internet. This is a pretty cool piece! I'm guessing it's the Britten "A Boy Was Born"? Lovely choir sound as well!

Dec. 18 2008 09:38 PM
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Shiela from ny

Let's do a whole show on dobro music.

Dec. 18 2008 08:58 PM
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gg from ny

I like the Beethoven and the partitas and the bach and anything sweet and clear isolated piano stuff but the far out stuff the headache inducing stuff is way too far out.

Dec. 18 2008 08:58 PM
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