Mon May 27, 2013 6am - 9am
| Time | Artist | Track | Album/Label | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gerre Hancock | Fanfare I | Praise the Lord / Argo | ||
| Kirov Orchestra | Le Sacre du printemps | Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring / Scriabin: Poem of Ecstasy / Philips | ||
| Peter Dixon | Cello concerto in C major, op. 37 | Korngold: Cello Concerto / Piano Concerto / Symphonic Serenade / Chandos | ||
| Beethoven, Ludwig Van | II. Largo, from Concerto for violin, cello and piano in C, op. 56 ("Triple") | Triple Concerto, Op. 56, Trio Op. 1 No. 1 (Claremont Trio) / Bridge Records | ||
| The Taverner Choir | In ecclesiis a 14 | Gabrieli: Symphoniae sacrae II, 1615 / L'Oiseau Lyre | ||
| Choir of King's College | Bairstow: Lord, thou hast been our refuge | Evensong from King's College Chapel / Regis | ||
| Choirs of St. John's Cathedral | Britten: Psalm 150 | Sing We Hallelujah / Delos | ||
| Choir of Westminster Abbey | Stainer: I saw the Lord | Trinity Sunday at Westminster Abbey / Hyperion | ||
| Chestnut Brass Company and Friends | Books of the Band, 26th North Carolina Regiment, C.S.A. | Listen to the Mockingbird / Newport Classic | ||
| Mormon Tabernacle Choir | Wilhousky: Battle hymn of the republic | Live in Jerusalem; Jerold Ottley / Bonneville Classics | ||
| Conspirare | Foster: Hard times come again no more (arr. Johnson) | through the green fuse / Clarion | ||
| San Francisco Symphony Chorus | Conte): Simple gifts | Voices 1900/2000 / Delos | ||
| Seattle Symphony Orchestra | Prayer of Saint Gregory, op. 622 | Hovhaness: And God Created the Great Whales / Delos | ||
| Leonard Raver | Ashdown: Requiem for the Challenger | Contemporary American Organ Music / Classic Masters | ||
| Volkert-Walther String Trio | MacDowell: Woodland sketches, op. 51 (selections) | Delectable Pieces / Con Brio Recordings | ||
| Seattle Symphony Orchestra | Copland: A Lincoln portrait | Portraits of Freedom / Delos | ||
| The Westminster Choir | Copland: The promise of living | Westminster Choir at Spoleto Festival, USA / Gothic | ||
| Mary Chapin Carpenter | I am a town | Come On Come On / Columbia | ||