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Music From 100 Years Ago Brice Fuqua
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4.9, 160 Ratings
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Recordings from the early 20th Century with comments.
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Beethoven 250 Part 5 Symphony #5
This month's Beethoven podcast features a 1947 live recording of the symphony #5 by the Berlin Philharmonic conducted by Wilhelm Furtwangler.
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Silver
Songs include: By the Light of the Silvery Moon, Look For the Silver Lining, Silver Bells, The Moon's a Silver Dollar, He wears a Pair of Silver Wings and High Yo Silver.
Performers include: Ted Lewis, Lawrence Welk, Bing Crosby, Margaret Whiting, Dale Robertson & Claude Thornhill. -
Hollywood Musicals 1935
Songs from Top Hat, The Big Broadcast of 1936, Curly Top, Naughty Marietta, Roberta and In Caliente.
Performers include: Fred Astaire, Janette McDonald, Billie Holiday, Smith Ballew, Hal Kemp and Xavier Cugat. -
First Ragtime Revival
Musicians include: Turk Murphy, Lu Watters, James P. Johnson, Pee Wee Hunt, Johnny Wittwer and Milt Raskin.
Music includes: Maple Leaf Rage, 12th Street Rag, Grace and Beauty, 1919 Rag, Ragtime Nightingale, Nola and Pastime Rag #5. -
I'm Sorry
Songs include: Who's Sorry Now, I'm Sorry I Made You Cry, You Don't Have To Say You're Sorry, Sorry I Lost My Head and Sorry Wrong Rhumba.
Performers include: Louis Armstrong, Judy Canova, Guy Lombardo, George Shearing, Ella Fitzgerald & Fred Warring. -
Beethoven 250 Part 4: Violin Concerto
This month's Beethoven podcast features a 1945 radio broadcast of the Violin Concerto in D Major Op. 61. Jascha Heifetz is joined by the NY Philharmonic conducted by Artur Rodzinski.
Customer Reviews
Fresh Air!
This podcast is a breath of fresh air. Every time I listen, my spirits are lifted and I learn a lot! A great balance of music and background for each song - not too much, but really informative. I love it!
Like traveling through time
I’ve been loyally listening at least 10 years and am still impressed by his passion and breadth of knowledge. All the music is before my time, but it has always somehow resonated with me. I like to imagine walking into a store or diner of the era and hearing it playing—I guess it IS timeless. Thank you Thank you Thank you!
Fantastic!
Really enjoying learning about music history.
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