University of Oklahoma WNAD Bulletin (June 1, 1948)

| . — @ WNAD PROGRAM BULLET! Radio Station WILL Univ, of Ill, Urbana, Ill. ne In A Minor; DVORAKKREISLER, Slavonic Dance No. 1 In G Minor; Slavonic Dance No. 2 In E Minor 14—LISZT, Hungarian Fantasia For Piano and Orchestra 15—RIMSK Y-KORSAKOV, Cog D’Or Suite, June June Ei Bridal Procession; Flight of the Bumble Bee; Cortege Des Nobles; Sadko, Song Of India 16—DELIUS, In A Summer Garden 17—COUPERIN-KREISLER, A Song Of Pro vence; Chanson Louis XIII and Pavanne; KREISLER, Tambourin Chinois; The Old June June Refrain = June 18—DVORAK, Slavonic Rhapsody No. 3, Op. ie 45, No. 3 June 19—COATES, Cinderella—A Fantasy June 21—PAGANINI, Caprices Nos. 13 thru 20 June 22—PAGANINI, Caprices Nos. 21 thru 24; L’ABBE, Aria-Chasse-Minuetto ~ June 23—RIMSKY-KORSAKOV, Ivan The Terrible, Prelude To Act III; The Invisible City of Kitezh, The Battle Of Kershenetz June 24—LISZT, Spanish Rhapsody June 25—-GERSHWIN, Rhapsody In Blue June 26—DVORAK, Carneval Overture Op. 92; Legende, Op. 59, No. 3 June 28—KREISLER, Rondino On A Theme By Beethoven; Liebesleid; Caprice Viennois; t Liebesfreud June 29—BACH, Menuet Partita No. 3 In E Major, ‘ / Gavotte; BEETHOVEN, Gavotte; 3 SCHUMAN, Abendlied June. 30—RIMSKY-KORSAKOV, Song Of India; Le a Cog D’Or, Hymn To The Sun; Be GLAZOUNOV, Meditation; RACHMAN: : ie INOFF, Album Leaf | EVENING CONCERT es Daily, 6:30-7:00 | June 1—BEETHOVEN, Egmont Overture; BAR June |, June BER, Symphony No. 1, Op. 9 2—GERSHWIN, Concerto In F For Piano an Orchestra 3—Operatic Excerpts sung by Lily Pons 4__BEETHOVEN, Sonata In C Minor, Op. 111, First_and Second Movement; BRAHMS, » Rhapsody No. 2 In G Minor : 5—RIMSKY-KORSAKOV, Russian Easter 3 Overture; SMETANA, The Moldau June 7—SCHUBERT, Sonatina No. 1 In D Major ---—«* Bor Violin and Piano, Op. 137, No. 1; DEBUSSY, Sonata Plano.<1.” = June June | 5a at No. 3 For Violin and June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June Jurte June ~ June June June 8—HANDEL, Concerto No. 3 In G Minor; Concerto Grosso No. 6 In G Minor 9—ARENSKY, Waltz From Suite No. 1 For Two Pianos; SCARLATTI, Sonatas In E Minor and G Major; BRAHMS, Variations on A Theme Of Paganini 10—BRAHMS, Zigeunerlieder;, BILLINGS, Be Glad Then America f1—MOZART, Concerto In B Flat Major For Piano and Orchestra, K. 595 12—-RIMSKY-KORSAKOV, Song of India; TSCHAIKOWSKY, None But The Lonely Heart; RACHMANINOFF, Vocalise; CUI, Orientale; RUBINSTEIN, Melody In F, RAVEL, La Valse 14—BEETHOVEN, Quartet No. 14 In C Sharp Minor, First Four Movements 15—BEETHOVEN, Quartet No. 14 In C Sharp | Minor, Concluded; SHOSTAKOVITCH, Quartet Op. 49 16—WAGNER, Lohengrin, In Fermen Land; Lohengrin’s Farewell; Parsifal, Nur Eine Waffe’Taugt; Tannhauser, Rome Narrative; Die Meistersinger, Prize Song ‘17—-LISZT, Orpheus; Mephisto Waltz 18—WAGNER, A Faust Overture; Siegfried’s Rhine Journey; Siegfried Funeral March, from Die Gétterddémmerung | 19—HERBERT, Gypsy Love Song; When You're ~ Away; Thine Alone; Kiss Me Again; Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life; Sweethearts 21—MOZART, Quartet No. 15 In D Minor, K. 421 ; 22—BEETHOVEN, Symphony No. 4 In B Flat, ' Op. 60 ee 23—BACH, Mass In B Minor, Agnus Dei; Qui ’ Sedes; HUMPERDINEK, Hansel and Gretel, Overture; BACH, Et Exultavit Esurientes Implevit Bonus; Jesu, Joy, Of Man’s Desiring 24-DVORAK, Slavonic Dance No. 1; GRETRY; Air De Ballet; OFFENBACH, Gaite Parisenne 25—HANDEL, Concerto Grosso No. 2 In F Major, Op. 6 No. 2; BRAHMS, Symphony No. 4 In E Minor, Op. 98, First Movement 26—BRAHMS, Symphony No. 4 In E Monor, Op. 98, Concluded 28—BEETHOVEN, Sonata Op. 47 29—SCHUBERT, Sonata In A Minor For Cello and Piano; Landler; BRAHMS, Intermezzo In E Flat, Op. 118, No. 6 30—BACH, Suite No. 2 In B Minor For Flute and Strings; STRAUSS, Voices Of Spring _ : Pad as in Ra eee es / No. 9 In A Major,