Son of San Francisco

Bay-area favorite Tom Hazleton returns to home territory for concert performances at the Castro Theatre and Trinity Episcopal Church on Bush Street, where California landmark instruments were recorded during an Organ Historical Society convention.

Program Broadcast dates:

• July 27, 1998

Featured Organs:

Mr. Hazleton performs on a 4/21 Wurlitzer organ at the Castro Theatre and a 1924 Skinner organ at Trinity Episcopal Church from OHS concert recordings made by Scott Kent, plus the 36-rank Wurlitzer at San Sylmar from a Pro Arte CD-434/435.

Music played in the program

IRVING BERLIN: There’s no business like show business

JULE STYNE: Mame

LEONARD BERNSTEIN: Tonight, from West Side Story.

JOSEPH-GUY ROPARTZ: Sur un theme Breton

WILLIAM WALTON: Crown Imperial Coronation March

WALTER DONALDSON: Just a bird’s eye view of my old Kentucky home

RICHARD RODGERS: Out of my dreams

SIDNEY TORCH: On a spring note

HAYDEN WOOD: The Horse Guard, Whitehall March

JOHNNY MERCER: Blues in the night

PYOTR TCHAIKOVSKY: Andante cantabile, from String Quartet Number 1

GEORGE GERSHWIN: Andante, from Piano Concerto in F.

RICHARD RODGERS: South Pacific Medley

 

This program was originally issued as #9207 in February 1992.