The music of Don Gillis; Symphony No. 5 and more

You're listening to music by Don give us. And this is Dan. Give us with a program with so much music on it that there's scarcely room at all for words all of which is very good sense that music is more important anyway. There be three works played and I'll tell you about each of them as we go along. Now our program begins with music played by the National High School orchestra in Iraq and a short overture to an on written opera. Feeling. Who will. Continue to be. A. Liberal any.

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of its composer was the opening music on this the eighth broadcast of music by Don gear was brought to you each week by the national educational radio network. Our concert continues now as we hear music for strings solo equate. These are little quiver strings with the strings of the National High School orchestra conducted by Dr.

Joseph even added last week. We heard the slow movement of my fifth symphony and on this broadcast we're going to hear the rest of the work. Maureen Dowd conducts the National High School orchestra now in the first and final movements of Symphony Number five by your host and commentator on this series. Don give us. Hope. The end.

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first and final movements of my Symphony Number five bringing to a close this the eighth program American series the music of Don give us. Earlier we heard the short overture to an unwritten opera and the soliloquy for strings next week we offer is the major work on the program a short concerto for piano and orchestra with the distinguished American pianist Joseph Kahn as soloist. It's called the encore concerto. And next week's broadcast by the way will be its first radio appearance. Our broadcast will also include the poem for all will and Chamber Orchestra five acre pond with Daniel Agger a soloist music by Don give us has brought you each week for the national educational radio network and this is done Gilla saying thanks for listening in so long. This is the National Education all radio network.