Dead White Guys – Sunday Morning Classical Radio on WCBN FM

5/31/15 Program featuring composers & performers with naughty-sounding names

Dedicated to Ann Arbor’s legendary alternative educator Tom Dodd

Index of potentials & probabilities:

Johann Joseph Fux

Sinfonia: Largo

from Il Fontedella Salute

Oratorium, Op. 23{1716}

Heinrich Schutz

O süsser Jesu Christ, SWV 405

From Symphoniae Sacrae III, Op 12 {1650}

Heinrich Schutz

O primavera SW1

Italian Madrigal {Venice, 1611}

Heinrich Schutz

Magnificat anima mea SWV 468 {1665}

Johann Joseph Fux

Allegro: Sonata a tre ex d per due violini

{violoncello & basso continuo} K 342

Fux

Ciaccona per organo K. 403/2

Fux

Grave {trombone, organ, cello}

Fux

Media vita in morte sumus

Fux

De profundis {motet} K 130

Fux

Adagio per organo K 400

from Sonata Terza

Samuel Scheidt

Musical Games {1620}

John Blow

Musick’s the Cordial of a Troubled Breast

{from the Ode for Ste. Cecilia’s Day, 1684}

Diego Pisador

Pavana & Villanesca {1552}

Anton Ferdinand Titz

String Quartet in C Minor

Op.1 No.4 {1781}

Charlie Kunz

Waltz Medley {recorded in 1937}

Robert Fuchs

Finale from Serenade for String Orchestra

No.3 in E minor Op.21 {1878}

Ludwig Schytte

3rd movement from

Piano Concerto Op.28 {1894}

Walter Piston

Allegro from Quintet

for flute & string quartet {1942}

Josef Suk

Burlesca from 4 Pieces

for violin & piano Op.17 {1900}

performed by his grandson,

violinist Josef Suk

Josef Suk

Serenade for cello & piano {1890}

Ballade Op.3 {1898}

Josef Suk

Bagatela for flute, violin & piano

“With Nosegay in Hand” {1917}

Ildebrando Pizzetti

Le Quai du Port de Famagoustentry

from La Pisanella {1913}

Vicente Asencio

La Serenor { La Serenidad}

Julius Fucik

Entry of the Gladiators {1897}

J. Airlie Dix

The Trumpeter

sung by John McCormack in 1915

Dame Clara Butt recorded in 1917

singing Stephen Foster’s

“The Old Folks at Home”

Josef Suk

Sousedska for 2 violins, double bass,

cymbals, triangle, side & bass drums {1935}

Josef Suk

The Game of the Swans and the Peacocks - A la polka

from Pohadka (Fairy Tale)

Op.16 {1897-98}

Paul Bowles

Music for a Farce {1938}