Music from Rochester; Episode 64 of 65

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We heard William read baritone with Elizabeth Wilson free of piano in five sea chanties settings by Seeley's Dorothy. For the final portion of tonight's program we'll hear music of Handel Blanc and Bernstein sung by Deidre Kingsbury with Michael Giltinan at the piano. Miss Kingsbury sings first to handle Come Tata no dought Jade James Walker is the flutist in this performance. Yeah.

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Handel sung by Deidre Kingsbury soprano with James Walker flute and Michael Giltinan piano. Now Miss Kingsbury sings four songs by pulling a home on teak hotel. And again Michael Giltinan is the pianist. It was a good thing.

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why I shop how he and LV sung by Deirdre Kingsbury soprano with Michael Giltinan at the piano. Miss Kingsbury concludes tonight's Eastman School concert now with a song by Leonard Bernstein. I hate music. You. And you think

you're. Going to. Be. A good. Oh.

Yeah. I hate music. A song by Leonard Bernstein sung by Deidre Kingsbury soprano

with Michael Giltinan at the piano concluding tonight's Eastman School concert which was made possible through the cooperation of the Rochester musicians Association. Local 66 of the American Federation of Musicians until next week at this time this is Richard freed Wishing you a good night from the University of Rochester's Eastman School of Music. Music from Rochester has been made available to the national educational radio by Xerox Corporation and station mi Rochester New York. This program was distributed by the national educational radio network.