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Always appreciated KUSC for clarifying how the orchestral bgm of Japanese anime and vidya I heard growing up were the legit continuation of a tradition that kept going after the periods the sedate-classics-for-upscale-stores stations lift from
tonight inspired by the Ralph Vaughan Williams Oboe Concerto in A minor and the suddenly-fast part of DvoÅĆ”kās American Suite
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October 23, 2019 Listen to our extended conversation between KUSC Contributor Tim Greiving and Robert Pattinson.
I really enjoyed this talk about music with Rob. You can literally feel his passion and love āreverbingā.Ā (Media file is too big to be uploaded on Tumblr which I have saved, but you can listen on their site by clicking on the title)
Pic by Torbjorn Rodland for Crash Magazine.
one of the very many things I like about the LA-based classical station KUSC is their overnight stuff where they play deeper picks and have the rookie jockeys pronounce composer and conductor and performer names and titles from like 3 different minor European languages in a single sentence sliding between native-ish pronunciation for each
now playing: Concierto de Aranjuez
I 150% support KUSC in their like, quaternary mission of showing how this classical romantic tradition survived the German loss in WWII and the modernist composers to reoccur in Hollywood soundtracks and especially JRPGs
seriously do you know how much shit I realized the Squaresoft greats didnāt come up with
but Nino Rota needs so much annotation, like each 8 measures I need notes on who he stole shit from or who stole it from him
I even love the weird witch hours of KUSC where theyāre running weird shit and breaking new hosts in, all
āFrancesco Venturini! Sounds Italian but get this, we think heās Belgian! We donāt know! Ha!
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...okay anyway hereās some Antonio Cartellieriā
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one of the MANY things I appreciate about Los Angelesā classical radio station KUSC, is that they play good stuff outside of ready narratives
from Mendelssohn and Hoffmeister to the non-austere non-modernist postwar composers
they make me realize how the JRPG soundtracks I grew up with fit into the Western tradition (they very much do!) evenā¦ wait
itās possible this is just a Germano-Japanese styistic progression rather than the Anglo-American Iām used to but
THEY PLAY MUSIC SO WELL I WANT TO STUDY THE COMPARATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FORM, C'MON, WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT
hey yo occasional reminder that Los Angeles-based radio station KUSC is an excellent institution that really shows how much more there is to classical music than "famous sedate music for posh settings" and that it can be streamed no-commercials (well an occasional 3-second reminder that USC is also home to the Mr. and Mrs. Donorsworth Center for Subject Studies) for free
For inexplicable reasons, my favorite classical station (stream online here) is exclusively playing "music full of comfort and hope" today. Huh, I wonder if something's going on. š¤
