Today's Classic Jazz has been replaced by a broadcast celebration 2MBS's 50th anniversary:

50TH ANNIVERSARY
With Jill Hickson



Introduction - Jill Hickson 50th Anniversary of 2MBS - 15 December 2024    
[00:36]

Interview with Professor Neil Runcie    
[06:40]

Donizetti, G. Spargi d’amaro pianto, from Lucia di Lammermoor (1835).    Joan Sutherland, soprano; Paris Conservatoire O; Nello Santi, conductor. 
Decca 478 1513 [03:52]

Interview with Max Benyon    
[04:12]

Mendelssohn, F. Symphony no 3 in A minor, op 56, Scottish (1842). 2nd movt.    Sydney SO; Eugene Goossens, conductor. 
ABC/HMV OXLP 7620/21 [04:16]

David Rumsey    
[00:49]

Bach, J.S. Prelude and fugue in E minor, BWV548. 1st movt.    David Rumsey, organ. 
MBS 12 CD [03:21]

Interview with Vincent Plush    
[06:09]

Plush, V. Mr Gershwin on Folly Pier    Kenneth Radnofsky, saxophone 
Private [08:53]

Interview with Jeannie McInnes    
[02:42]

Lane, B On A Clear Day    Cleo Laine 
Spotlight 848129-2 [03:05]

Interview with David James    
[03:47]

Jenkins, K. The armed man: a mass for peace (pub.2001). Agnus Dei    Tristan Hambleton, treble; Susie Parkes, Elizabeth Witts, sopranos; Rachel Lloyd, mezzo-soprano; Nicholas Merryweather, baritone; Philip Shakesby, bass; National Youth Choir; Guy Johnston, cello; London PO; Karl Jenkins, conductor. 
Virgin 8 11015 2 [03:37]

Interview with Charles Barton about his involvement and about Trevor Jarvie    
[04:39]

Schubert, F. An die Musik, D547 (1819).    Kathleen Ferrier, contralto; Phyllis Spurr, piano. 
Decca 475 078-2 [03:02]

Conclusion - Jill Hickson    
[00:36]

Today's Classic Jazz has been replaced by a broadcast celebration 2MBS's 50th anniversary:
50TH ANNIVERSARY With Jill Hickson
 Introduction - Jill Hickson 50th Anniversary of 2MBS - 15 December 2024 &nbsp;&nbsp; [00:36] Interview with Professor Neil Runcie &nbsp;&nbsp; [06:40] Donizetti, G. Spargi d&rsquo;amaro pianto, from Lucia di Lammermoor (1835). &nbsp;&nbsp; Joan Sutherland, soprano; Paris Conservatoire O; Nello Santi, conductor. Decca 478 1513 [03:52] Interview with Max Benyon &nbsp;&nbsp; [04:12] Mendelssohn, F. Symphony no 3 in A minor, op 56, Scottish (1842). 2nd movt. &nbsp;&nbsp; Sydney SO; Eugene Goossens, conductor. ABC/HMV OXLP 7620/21 [04:16] David Rumsey &nbsp;&nbsp; [00:49] Bach, J.S. Prelude and fugue in E minor, BWV548. 1st movt. &nbsp;&nbsp; David Rumsey, organ. MBS 12 CD [03:21] Interview with Vincent Plush &nbsp;&nbsp; [06:09] Plush, V. Mr Gershwin on Folly Pier &nbsp;&nbsp; Kenneth Radnofsky, saxophone Private [08:53] Interview with Jeannie McInnes &nbsp;&nbsp; [02:42] Lane, B On A Clear Day &nbsp;&nbsp; Cleo Laine Spotlight 848129-2 [03:05] Interview with David James &nbsp;&nbsp; [03:47] Jenkins, K. The armed man: a mass for peace (pub.2001). Agnus Dei &nbsp;&nbsp; Tristan Hambleton, treble; Susie Parkes, Elizabeth Witts, sopranos; Rachel Lloyd, mezzo-soprano; Nicholas Merryweather, baritone; Philip Shakesby, bass; National Youth Choir; Guy Johnston, cello; London PO; Karl Jenkins, conductor. Virgin 8 11015 2 [03:37] Interview with Charles Barton about his involvement and about Trevor Jarvie &nbsp;&nbsp; [04:39] Schubert, F. An die Musik, D547 (1819). &nbsp;&nbsp; Kathleen Ferrier, contralto; Phyllis Spurr, piano. Decca 475 078-2 [03:02] Conclusion - Jill Hickson &nbsp;&nbsp; [00:36]

Classic jazz from its early days and more recent jazz in the same tradition, including revivals, regional offshoots and recent recordings, such as Dixieland, Trad and New Orleans street music.

Classic jazz from its early days and more recent jazz in the same tradition, including revivals, regional offshoots and recent recordings, such as Dixieland, Trad and New Orleans street music.

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