Mon Nov 18, 2019 6am - 9am
| Time | Artist | Track | Album/Label | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gerre Hancock | Fanfare I | Praise the Lord / Argo | ||
| Lark Quartet | Weesner: The eight lost songs of Orlando Underground | A Farewell Celebration / Bridge | ||
| Ulster Orchestra | Irish rhapsody for grand orchestra (1892) | Herbert: Cello Concertos Nos. 1 and 2 / Irish Rhapsodys / Naxos | ||
| Borealis Wind Quintet | Milhaud: La cheminée du Roi René | A la Carte / MSR Classics | ||
| Christ Church Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys | Monteverdi: Ave maris stella (Vesperae 1610) | Into the Light / Four Winds | ||
| Tallis Scholars | Pres: Sanctus & Benedictus, from Missa "Sine nomine" | Josquin: Missa Sine nomine / Missa Ad fugam / Gimell | ||
| Polyphony | Her sacred spirit soars | Whitacre: Cloudburst and other choral works / Hyperion | ||
| Choir of Worcester Cathedral | Wesley: Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace | Cathedral Anthems by S. S. Wesley, Vol. 1 / Hyperion | ||
| St. Olaf Choir | Conte: Cantate Domino | St. Olaf Choir: A Choral Tapestry / St. Olaf Records | ||
| Richard Robbins | selections | Howard's End: Original Soundtrack Recording / Nimbus Records | ||
| Igor Levitt | Bach: Chaconne, BWV (arr. Brahms) | Life / Sony Classical | ||
| Bach, Johann Sebastian | III. Gavotte en rondeau, from Partita no. 3 in E, BWV 1006 | Six Sonatas & Partitas For Solo Violin (James Ehnes, Violin), The / Analekta | ||
| Andrew Lucas | Dubois: Toccata (Douze pièces, no. 3) | Organ Showpieces from St. Paul's Cathedral / Naxos | ||
| Choir of King's College | Howells: Take him, earth, for cherishing | A Celebration of Herbert Howells / Argo | ||
| Choir of Lincoln Cathedral | Howells: A Hymn for St. Cecilia | Great Cathedral Anthems IV: The Choir of Lincoln Cathedral / Priory | ||
| Taverner Consort & Players | Te Deum | Purcell: Te Deum & Jubilate / Virgin Veritas | ||
| New York Philharmonic Orchestra | Britten: The young person's guide to the orchestra | Bernstein Favorites: Children's Classics / Sony Classical | ||
| Mason Bates & Mark Campbell | Bates: Something we play | The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs / Pentatone | ||