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August 1, 2008

Curtain up at mostly mozart

We'll have a show full of fresh performances from festivals like London's BBC Proms and Colorado's Strings. But the newest of all is from Wednesday's Mostly Mozart Festival concert in New York City. That's where Louis Langree led the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra in an exciting performance of Mozart's 40th Symphony.

Today's Playlist



hour 1

  • Joseph Haydn
    "Aus der Flotenhur"
    Organist Olivier Latry
  • John Philip Sousa
    "The Black Horse Troop"
    The Los Angeles Guitar Quartet
    Kaul Auditorium, Portland, Oregon
  • Count Basie
    "Jumpin' at the Woodside"
    The Los Angeles Guitar Quartet
    Kaul Auditorium, Portland, Oregon
  • Traditional Kaul Auditorium, Portland, Oregon
    "Shenandoah"
    The Los Angeles Guitar Quartet
  • Aaron Copland
    "Hoedown" from "Rodeo"
    The Los Angeles Guitar Quartet
    Kaul Auditorium, Portland, Oregon
  • Camille Saint-Saens
    Symphony No. 3 ("Organ")
    Organist Olivier Latry with the Radio France Philharmonic and conductor Myung-Whun Chung
    The BBC Proms, London, England

hour 2

  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    "O zittre nicht, mein lieber Sohn" ("Tremble not, my dear son") from "The Magic Flute"
    Soprano Natalie Dessay with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and conductor Louis Langree
  • Johannes Ockeghem
    "Malheur me bat"
    The Tallis Scholars with conductor Peter Phillips
    The BBC Proms, London, England
  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    Symphony No. 40, K. 550
    The Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra with conductor Louis Langree
    Mostly Mozart Festival, New York City
  • Jose Luis Merlin
    "Evocacion,""Chacerera" and "Carnavalito - Evocacion - Joropo" from "Suite del Recuerdo" for Guitar
    Guitarist Jason Vieaux
    Strings Festival, Steamboat Springs, Colorado
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