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Thursday Feb. 9, 2012

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12 AM

Classical Music

12:01 am	Jean-Philippe Rameau: Concert Suite No. 6: La Poule (The Hen)
		Musicians of the Louvre / Marc Minkowski
		Archiv 4478

12:06 am	Ludwig van Beethoven: Violin Concerto
		Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra / Joshua Bell
		Joshua Bell, violin
		European Broadcasting Union Recording

12:50 am	Skene Mandora: Alace I lie alone
		Baltimore Consort
		Dorian 90314

12:52 am	Maurice Ravel: Fountains (Jeux d'eau)
		Pierre-Laurent Aimard, piano
		DG 15944

1 AM

Classical Music

1:01 am	William Boyce: Symphony No. 5: Allegro assai
		English String Orchestra / William Boughton
		Nimbus 5345

1:06 am	Osvaldo Golijov: Lullaby and Doina
		Boston Symphony Chamber Players
		BSO 1005

1:14 am	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Horn Concerto No. 4
		English Chamber Orchestra / Barry Tuckwell
		Barry Tuckwell, horn
		London/Decca 410284

1:33 am	Robin Milford: Go, little book: Thy Nightingale
		Guildhall Strings
		Julian Sperry, flute
		Hyperion 67444

1:35 am	Christoph Gluck: Alessandro
		Musica Antiqua Cologne / Reinhard Goebel
		Archiv 445824

2 AM

Classical Music

2:01 am	Bernhard Joachim Hagen: Lute Sonata: 1st movement
		John Schneiderman, lute Elizabeth Blumenstock, violin William Skeen, cello
		Dorian 90907

2:06 am	Gotthard Odermatt: Ete (Summer)
		Academy of St Martin in the Fields / Mathias Monius
		Albrecht Mayer, oboe
		London/Decca 4782564

2:18 am	Frederic Chopin: Polonaise No. 3 "Military"
		Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano
		London/Decca 466462

2:24 am	Charles Stanford: Ballabile
		BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra / Andrew Manze
		Gemma Rosefield, cello
		Hyperion 67859

2:33 am	Carl Nielsen: Aladdin Suite
		San Francisco Symphony / Herbert Blomstedt
		London/Decca 425857

3 AM

Classical Music

3:01 am	William Lawes: Harp Consort No. 3
		Les Voix Humaines
		Maxine Eilander, harp
		Atma 2372

3:06 am	Jonathan Leshnoff: Double Concerto
		IRIS Orchestra / Michael Stern
		Charles Wetherbee, violin Roberto Diaz, viola
		Naxos 559670

3:34 am

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Classical Music

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9 PM

Fresh Air
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Classical Music

11 PM

Classical Music