The music of Don Gillis III; 7

You're listening to music by Don give us. From the campus of Southern Methodist University Division of Music School of the Arts here in Dallas Texas the national educational radio network presents music of Don give us 30 minutes of music and words put together for the sheer purpose of bringing you 30 minutes of music and words. The music part will include ranch house party from my portrait of a frontier town plus tango lullaby from the clinical Towsley and music plus words together. And for the major portion of our broadcast as we bring you a newly created work titled Arturo Toscanini a portrait of a century of work given its world premiere performance for the students of the Reston Music Center in Reston Virginia. This past summer under the baton of Dr. James Christian fold our program begins now with ranch house party

a sort of symphonic country-Western that should in the parlance of the radio talk is trade. Set your toes to tap and either does that or not I'd like for you to know that if you ever hear it when they want to take ballet dances labels to do it's just the same music and a fancier title ranch house party. Ranch house party from floor to the front was played in this instance by the new

symphony orchestra of London. The composer conducting the composer being the voice you are now about to hear say that our next work is titled tango lullaby and the composer is again conducting at this time and he's in Rome conducting the orchestra the Kama tango lullaby. Tangle from Twinkletoes music by Don ghost continues now

as we present a taped performance done in Reston Virginia. That's Dr. James Christian full of conducting the students of the Reston Music Center Orchestra gave the performance of a work I completed just this past summer titled Arturo Toscanini a portrait of a century. This work written in commemoration of the 100 anniversary of the birth of my answer Tuscany and Parma Italy March 20 1867 was performed during a concert dedicated to this anniversary. And I narrated the script and we as Dr. James Christian full of conducts the students of the Reston music center in the premiere performance of Arturo Toscanini a portrait of a century. In.

Music there. Is a word. Dynamic.

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never. Happened. An assistant. Master and. It was an orphan.

He was a man. And if the season is going to demonstrate it is. When the door was beneath him a. Century of its own. One.

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Than everything. Never since.

Then. And.

The New York once again. Never buy another.

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In his memory. Members of.

Seventy. Seven. Dedication.

With this performance of an elegy to great task and a quarter of a century played for us by the students of the Reston Music Center under the baton of Dr. James question with the composer as narrator. We have come to the end of another broadcast of music. Give us your most cordially invited to be with us again next week when we show it over to Conan and the Alamo. And two weeks from now we'll have another session. Music from Saga of the pioneer. And we'll hear my ballet shindig. I hope you're listening for only the fact that we do this whole series just hoping you will listen and then you can drop me

a letter a card too if you like send it to me Don give us division of Music School of the arts Southern Methodist University in Dallas Texas. And I even promise to answer it until next time then this is done give us saying thank you for listening and uttering the magic words which brings this program to an official close. Which words are as follows and so listen carefully and maybe you'll want to use them sometime yourself and you'd like to have a program close you simply say this is the national educational radio network and the.