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Presents
Afterglow
Ella, the Duke, MJQ, and other greats -- WFIU has them
all. For a couple hours of Jazz and American Popular Song,
join us every Friday night at 10 for a little Afterglow.
Questions? Give us a call at 855-1357, or send e-mail to:
wfiu@indiana.edu
Songs of the Season: Autumn
September 28, 2007
 This
week on Afterglow it’s our annual songs-of-the-season
ode to autumn, with music for the fall from Blossom Dearie,
Bill Evans, Dave Brubeck, Nat King Cole, Julie London, and
many other classic performers of jazz and American popular
song. We’ll also feature the rarely-heard 1950 Indianapolis
Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Hoagy Carmichael’s
“Brown County in Autumn,” an extended musical
work that the Hoosier songwriter penned in tribute to the
southern Indiana artists’ colony. (Special thanks to
the
Archives of Traditional Music at Indiana University
for use of this recording.) Other Indiana artists heard
on the program include Terre Haute’s Claude Thornhill
and Bloomington’s Al Cobine. “Songs of the Season:
Autumn” airs Friday, September 28 at 10:05 p.m. EST
on WFIU.
Afterglow airs every Friday evening at 10:05 p.m.
EST on WFIU. Broadcasts are made available for listening
at any time the following week in the Afterglow
archives.
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