2004 Fisk/Christ Episcopal Church, Roanoke, VA

Can This Be Love?

…in anticipation of Valentine's Day, some popular and classical selections which examine the emotion that makes the world go round.

Program Broadcast dates:

• Week of February 3, 2020

Links and Resources:

• Printable program listings

Music played in the program

Hour 1

COLE PORTER:  From this moment on.  RICHARD RODGERS:  You took advantage of me –Jelani Eddington (1928 Barton/Capitol Theater, Madison, WI) PD Archive (r. 5/4/04)

DON GIBSON:  I can’t stop loving you –Jonas Nordwall (Wurlitzer/Organ Grinder Pizza, Denver, CO) OGAR 101

REGINALD KING:  Serenade for my lady –Simon Gledhill.  RICHARD RODGERS:  My funny valentine –Jim Riggs (1927 Wurlitzer/Alabama Theatre, Birmingham, AL) ALA 1783-09

HARRY WARREN:  42nd Street Medley –Nathan Avakian (Kimball/Cleveland High School, Portland, OR) Avakian 709-01

RICHARD CUMMINS:  Hymn Prelude, In heavenly love abiding –Thomas Baugh (2004 Fisk/Christ Episcopal Church, Roanoke, VA) Raven 850

OTTO OLSSON:  Romance, Op. 24 –Gunilla von Bahr, flute; Hans Fagius (1975 Christensen/Härnösand Cathedral, Sweden) Bis 160

PAUL FEJKO:  Wildflowers of the heart (improvisation) –Paul Fejko (1934 Aeolian-Skinner/All Saints Episcopal Church, Worcester, MA) Arkay 6147

NAT AYER:  If you were the only girl.  BURTON LANE:  How could you believe me?  –Charlie Balogh (Wurlitzer/Organ Stop Pizza, Mesa, AZ) ERB 104

Filler – RODGERS: My funny Valentine (see above)

Hour 2

JOHANN LUDWIG KREBS:  Herzlich Liebe hab’ ich dich Herr (2 versions) –William Wright (1746 Hildebrandt/Wenzelkirche, Naumburg) Deer Park 7836

LARRY KING:  Let us love in deed and in truth –Marble Choir/Kenneth Dake (1895 Müller & Abel/St. Joseph’s Church, Yorkville, NY) Tuneful Oasis 120813

MAURICE RAVEL (trans. Briggs):  Daphnis et Chloé (Suite No. 2) –Paul Carr (1993 Walker/St. Chad’s Cathedral, Birmingham, England) Regent 384

HENRY MANCINI:  Charade –Jonathan Ortloff (1928 Wurlitzer/Auditorium Theatre, Rochester, NY) Ortloff 2009

ELNAR SWAN:  When your lover has gone –Mark Herman (1928 Page/Embassy Theatre, Fort Wayne, IN) MH Productions 1001

COLE PORTER:  Just one of those things –Simon Gledhill (1928 Wurlitzer/Fox Theatre, Detroit, MI) Clue 436

WALTER GROSS:  Tenderly –Donnie Rankin (1929 Wurlitzer/Civic Theatre, Akron, OH) DR4-1993

LOUIS ALTER:  You turned the tables on me.  HARRY BARRIS:  Wrap your troubles in dreams –Ken Double (1926 Wurlitzer/Babson College, Babson Park, MA) KD 2011

Filler – GIBSON:  I can’t stop loving you (see above)

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