Sadko's World of Music

Jacques Cartier State Park, New York

Hans Fagius, Fantasy in E flat major by Camille Saint-Saens,
French Organ Music BIS
Rheinland-Pfalz State Philharmonic Orchestra, cond Leif Segerstam, Offrande by Louis Aubert, Marco Polo
Space was fronted by French musician Didier Marouani
Marie Et Les Garcons "Re-Bop"
Eduardo Diaz French Classical Guitar Selections
Les Olivensteins "Euthanasie"
Marguerite Long (1874-1966) plays Ravel Piano Concerto II Pde.F-Bronco Rec.1932
Bulldozer "J'suis Punk"
Duparc Invitation du Voyage
Les Spurts "Je Suis Fiere De Mon Grand Pere"
Damien Aribert, French classical guitar teacher, composer and concert performer is playing "Suite for Lovers" (composed by Maria Linnemann) in concert in Comps (France) the 20th September 2008.
Prop Sack "Aujourd' Hui"
Wurttemberg Philharmonic Orchestra, cond. Philippe Cousu,
Vincent d'INDY: Tableaux de Voyage / Fantaisie Op. 31
L'Etranger (The Stranger), Op. 53: Prelude to Act II Marco Polo

Sadko's World of Music

East Aurora, New York

Louis Prima's New Orleans Gang Up a Lazy River
Bing Crosby I Cross My Finger
Frankie Laine If I Were A Bell
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, cond. Seiji Ozawa, Russian Easter Overture by Rimsky-Korsakov
A Concert of Russian bells rung by members of the Davilov Monastery, the Kremlin, and the Lowell House Bell Ringer, Harvard University
Gundula Janowitz, soprano ; Marga Hoeffgen, contralto ; Ernst Haefliger, tenor ; Franz Crass, bass ; Münchener Bach-Chor ; Münchener Bach-Orchester ; Karl Richter, conductor. Der Messias by Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759. Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft [1965]
Mario Lanza Mattinata Love songs and a Neapolitan serenade RCA Victor [1962]
Canadian Brass Scarborough Fair Super Hits Sony
Chorus pro Musica of Boston; Alfred Nash Patterson, conductor. Lord in Thy Resurrection, by Jacob Handl. Recorded in the Church of the Advent, Boston. UNLP 1025 Unicorn
Yo-Yo Ma and Wu Tong, the Silk Road Ensemble Kuai Le Yo-Yo Ma and Friends Sony
Roberto Michelucci, violin; I Musici.Concerto in E major, for violin and string orchestra, BWV 104. Concerto in A minor, for violin and string orchestra, BWV 1041.Epic [1959]
Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater; Algis Žuraitis, conductor. Chopiniana; [music for the ballet of Michel Fokine. Orchestrated by Glazunov Melodiya/Angel [1973]

WUSR IDs

WUSR Scranton, the distinctive sound of the...
WUSR Scranton, Perry Pinter tried to break into the paint factory, but he was caught red-handed.
WUSR Scranton, we usually stick Radio. Milo M. Millstone tried to break into the adhesive factory, but he was caught on tape.
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And now this public safety advisory from your friends at WUSR Scranton: Cross both eyes before looking.
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WUSR IDs

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Grinding your peppercorns one foot at a time.
Where the hen is mightier than the four on the floor.
Eavesdropping on the gutters of your mind.
It's like conversing with a rhinoceros.
The only station in the valley that asks the musical question: If Bruce Springsteen married Clare Booth Luce, would he change his name to Bruce Luce?
Minds running amok.
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What would you rather do: bungee jump off the Harrison Avenue Bridge or listen to 99.5 WUSR Scranton? We win every time!

Here at 99.5 WUSR Scranton we pride ourselves on being piquant because we have to cross our t's and dot our i's and watch our p's and q's all at once.

Pops McGonigle Top Ten Small Gifts I've Ever Gotten

Christmas 2008
1. Tickets. Maybe the person on your list has a favorite sports team. If so, why not get them tickets to the big game? Detroit Lions Tickets Detroit Tigers Tickets Detroit Pistons Tickets Detroit Red Wings Tickets Michigan Football Tickets If they're not into humor, a night at a comedy club might be the way to go. Failing that, you know everybody loves money. A few lottery tickets fit nicely in a stocking and can add a little excitement and serene pity to your holiday celebration. By da way have you received an email from "Dominic Gerard" at "Peugeot Automobiles Lottery" saying you won their promotion or lottery promo and to contact "Sir Paul Wilson" to collect your winnings? It is a scam. And don't get too excited if the names are different; the scammers make many versions of this scam!

2. A book light. If you're shopping for someone who loves to read, you can't go wrong wid da book light. Book lights help alleviate strain on the eyes. They also help people to read in bed after the lights go out. The Hell Kat aka my loverly wife Helen hates it when I read those automobile magazines late at night. You could go with either a traditional book light or one of the newer innovation, the light wedge. There's some dispute over which is better than the other. But whichever you choose, it'll make a nice compact gift that's easy to wrap.

3. DVDs/CDs. Surely there's a movie or music lover on your list. If so, gift giving just got easier for you. You can pick up a favorite DVD or CD at any mall. You can even order them from Amazon, already wrapped. I like da ones at da dollar stores. The Complete Movie Collection of Pia Zadora. Dat was a winner.

4. A collapsible umbrella. These new mini umbrellas not only fit in your hand, they fit in your pocket. Which would cause Mae West ta say, if ya met her, is that an umbrella in your pocket or are you just trying to get wet?

5. Silky Sheets. If someone you know is trying to add romance to da bedroom on the cheap, dey probably can't afford satin sheets or a canopy bed. But the talc in this new spray is almost as good. For about $9 or less, you can pick up a canister of this revolutionary spray talc. When used on the bed, it gives sheets the luxurious feel of satin. And the scent is intoxicating. Dee only problem was dat da Hell Kat kept slipping off da bed.

6. A handheld black light. Perhaps the person you're shopping for has a pet. If so, a hand held black light is a very useful thing to have. It'll help show any areas where pets have urinated or made a mess, and help a pet owner clean up odors before they get out of control. Dugger got insulted, but who cares?

7. A garlic press. Who doesn't love fresh garlic? There are ways to get more fresh garlic into your diet without the mess and hassle. A fantastic garlic press is just one of them. For less than $15, the Zyliss Susi Deluxe Garlic Press will press even unpeeled garlic, saving you time. The main problem is that it’s mostly handy when you only need to press one clove of garlic. If you’ve got lots to do, you’ll have to peel them first. Now, if you're buying for a more serious cook, buy the only garlic press they'll ever need: Rosle’s Garlic Press wid da convenient breat mints.

8. A timer. Small hand-held timers are useful for everything from boiling an egg to decluttering the house. When shopping for a timer, try to find one that will stand up on its own, clip onto clothing, and has a magnet on the back to stick it onto the fridge. The more flexible it is, the more your gift recipient will appreciate it.

9. A prepaid cell phone. No gift recipient wants to be saddled with service fees. So what if you could buy someone a phone just for emergencies, knowing there are no extra commitments? With the new prepaid cell phones, now you can. But if you're considering buying a prepaid cell phone for that special someone, be sure to compare prices between leading brands.

10. An MP3 Player. This is the cream of the crop as far as tiny gifts go this season. Imagine a little device, sometimes no bigger than a credit card, in which your special someone can store his or her entire music library. Maybe the person on your list likes to listen to audio books. Maybe the radio. Maybe he or she likes to work out to music. If so, an MP3 player is the way to go. You could invest in an ipod for the cool factor, but there are other products of equivalent functionality and sometimes superior functionality for much less. Ten tiny gifts that will be easy to wrap, easy to stuff into a stocking, and easy to carry wherever your holiday travels might send you.

Dr. T's Playlist for October 30, 2008

Wolflake, Indiana

Rounders (Harry Reser) Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf? (vl.Clemens) (1933) Conqueror 8218
Jean Laurendeau demonstrates the Ondes Martenot
Radiohead Pyramid Song Live
Thilo Wolf Jazz Trio feat. Torsten Goods Sweet North
Joe Venuti's Rhythm Boys The Wolf Wobble (1931) on Columbia 2589 D
Dinah Eastwood Hungry Like the Wolf
Roger Wolfe Kahn And His Orchestra When A Woman Loves A Man (1930) on Brunswick
Hank Williams Howlin' at the Moon
John Wolf Brennan, Live Jazz Improvisation on piano at Willisau Jazz Festival 2007
Wolf Szwillus performs Kapustin Prelude jazz-style Op.53 No.19
Many Flutes performs Wolf Spirit with text by Morgenblume
Russian animation of Brothers Grimm folk tale Volk i Semero Kozliat (The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats)
The Addams Family Theme
Halloween Safety PSA
Beatboxing flute player Greg Pattillo throwing down a dope version of Peter and the Wolf
His CD

Station IDs

WUSR Scranton- we're good for what ails you

Carmel-by-the-Sea

Broadcasting to You Live from beautiful downtown Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, it's time once again for Sadko's World of Music
Today's Programming is being brought to you courtesy of an underwriting grant from the Super Law Firm of Norris, Wayne and Kent with offices in Moosic, Spike Island, and Duryea and by a grant from Chi Turbo hair Dryer. The CHI Turbo Professional Dryer is the lastest in Advance American Technology. This light weight quiet dryer utilizing ceramic technology, Negative Ions, Far Infrared and Low EMF and by a grant from the Amazing Scranton Surveillance Hunting Operation Light Entertainment Section. Remember! We're watching you and by the Microgroove Recording System. Remember, It's Never Obsolete!

June 21, 1948: The Columbia Broadcasting System demonstrates the long-playing microgroove recording, playing like the 1931 Victor experiment at 33-1/3 revolutions per minute. The albums of old, consisting of several 10- or 12-inch 78 RPMs, can now be replaced with a single record. In short, order Victor comes out with its own innovation, the seven-inch 45 RPM record. After two years of confusion and competition, 45s become the standard for single releases. 78 RPMs are phased out by 1960.

Catulli carmina. Angel [1969] Pantomime with music, for solo voices (ST), chorus (SATB), 4 pianos, and percussion.
Performer Anne Marie Biggs, soprano; Robert Mazzarella, tenor; Roger Wagner Chorale; Roger Wagner, conductor.

Black tights [sound recording] : an original soundtrack recording Contents The diamond cruncher / R. Queneau.--The merry mourning / M. Thiriet.--Carmen / Bizet.--Cyrano de Bergerac / M. Constant. FSO-3 RCA International [1962]

Laurindo Almeida, guitar Radames Gnattali Sonatina for Flute and Guitar The Guitar Worlds of Laurindo Almeida, Capitol

Marches from the opera. Somerset Sound, Aida - Verdi; Faust - Gounod; Tannhauser - Wagner; Magic Flute - Mozart; Carmen - Bizet; Die Meistersinger - Wagner; The Prophet - Meyerbeer; The Marriage of Figaro - Mozart; Fidelio - Beethoven. The London Philharmonic orchestra; Reinhard Linz, conducting.

Suzanne Danco operatic recital New York, N.Y. : London, c.1950. Louise: Depuis le jour / Charpentier -- La Traviata: E Strano. Ah! Fors' è lui / Verdi -- Manon: Adieu, notre petite table / Massenet -- Carmen: C'est des contrebandiers. Je suis que rien ne m' épouvante / Bizet -- Alceste: Divinités du Styx / Gluck -- Dido and Aeneas: When I am laid in earth / Purcell. Suzanne Danco, soprano ; L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande ; Alberto Erede, conductor

Broadcasting to You Live from beautiful downtown Orick California, it's time once again for Sadko's World of Music.

CLIPPER ERICKSON, Piano Werde munter, mein Gemüthe (Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring) by BACH, Johann Sebastian www.classicalarchives.com
CLIPPER ERICKSON, Piano In the Bottoms by Nathaniel R. Dett 1.Prelude - Night 2.His Song 3.Honey 4.Morning - Barcarolle 5.Dance - Juba
Gerald Moore, piano. A tribute to Gerald Moore Hollywood, Calif. : Angel, [1970] Jacqueline Du Pré Fauré, Gabriel, 1845-1924. Elégie. Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Wagner, Richard, 1813-1883. Gedichte für eine Frauenstimme. Träume.
Wagner, Richard, 1813-1883.
Wagner's greatest hits.
Columbia [1969] Ride of the Valkyries, from Die Walküre. Leonard Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
Eileen Brennan in the title role, with chorus and orchestra, Little Mary Sunshine. Capitol, [1960]. Elizabeth Parrish, In Izzenschnooken on the lovely Essenzook Zee
Coates, Eric, 1886-1957.The three Elizabeths; suite. Four centuries; suite. London, [195-?] New Symphony Orchestra, London. The three Elizabeths: Elizabeth Tudor; Elizabeth of Glamis, the Queen Mother; Queen Elizabeth

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Featuring this week the Stake Sub-poena Sandwich
"Sous Jus"

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What would Brian Carpenter Say?

A man goes into a hardware store and asks for a case of bolts.
The salesman brings out a large case on a cart. The salesman says: If you don't mind my asking, why do you need so many bolts? The man replies: All the bolts that hold my house together and to the foundation have rusted through. I need to replace all of them.
And what would Brian Carpenter say?

I once considered running for political office on the Contrarian Party ticket, but I would have run unopposed and I was against that.

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Let my enemies devour each other.
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Heedless of the time and culture.
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