07-30 - "The Early Clarinet"

Uplinks 07-23-07 (Mondays at 2030 EST on A68.5S)
Total Program Length: 59:00

00:00 Segment 1: Program Intro
Incue: Theme Music
01:00 Segment 2: Optional Cutaway for News
06:00 Segment 3
18:21 FLOATING BREAK* (:29 music bed)
Outcue: "... and continuo was performed by Musica Antiqua Köln."
29:00 Segment 4: MIDPOINT BREAK* (:59 music bed)
Outcue: "...I'm Angela Mariani."
30:00 Segment 5
40:21 FLOATING BREAK* (:29 music bed)
Outcue: "… and the London Haydn Quartet (Catherine Manson and Margaret Faultless, violins, James Boyd, viola, and Jonathan Cohen, cello)."
Conclusion/Credits
Outcue: "...for the next edition of Harmonia." (Theme Music)
59:00 End Program

*[Automation cue tones (25Hz) are fed during breaks.]

This week's program 07-30: The Early Clarinet

PROMO: Of the many instruments found in the woodwind section of our modern orchestra, the clarinet may be the youngest of the bunch with it origins dating back to the late baroque. On Harmonia this week we'll look at the 18th-century clarinet and its repertoire with a special focus on the recordings of American clarinetist Eric Hoeprich. We'll also hear a new release of heroic arias by Antonio Vivaldi.

SHORT PROMO: This week on Harmonia, we'll look at the 18th-century clarinet and its repertoire with a special focus on the recordings of American clarinetist Eric Hoeprich. We'll also hear a new release of heroic arias by Antonio Vivaldi.

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