How Cello Was Named, and more…

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Host Mike McKay brings you the best classical music to start your day.

9 am
9:01 am	Ludwig van Beethoven · Cello Sonata No. 4 in C, Op. 102, No. 1 (finale) Matt Haimovitz, cello; Christopher O'Riley, fortepiano Pentatone 186475 "Beethoven, Period."
9:06 am	Leo Weiner · Divertimento on Old Hungarian Dances I Virtuosi Italiani Aracadia 2002 "I Virtuosi Italiani"
9:17 am	Johann Pachelbel · Canon and Gigue Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Philips 416386 "Mozart: Eine Kleine Nachtmusik; Pachelbel: Canon"
9:27 am	Felix Mendelssohn · Concerto in d for Violin, Piano & String Orchestra (i. Allegro) London Mozart Players Alain Lefevre, piano; David Lefevre, violin Analekta 29283 "Mathieu - Shostakovich - Mendelssohn"
9:48 am	Franz Liszt · Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1 Budapest Festival Orchestra Philips 456570 "Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsodies"

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