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Playlist.
September 16, 2004

ARTIST	SONG/ALBUM	COUNTRY	LABEL	YEAR
Kohachiro Miyata	“Akita Sugagaki” from “Japan – Shakuhachi”	Japan	Nonesuch	1977
Orchid Ensemble	“The Road to Kashgan” from “The Road to Kashgan”	Canada	Independent	2004
The Uyghur Musicians from Xinjiang	“Shahzade Khan” from “Music from the Oasis Towns of Central Asia”	China	Globestyle	2000
Zohreh Jooya, Sobeir Bachtiar et al.	“Molla Mamadjan” from “Songs from Afghanistan”	Afghanistan	ARC	2003
Faraj Alipoor	from “Lori Folk Music”	Iran	Sarbang
Faraj Alipoor	from “Lori Folk Music”	Iran	Sarbang
Franz Schubert performed by Sviatoslav Richter	“Piano sonata in e D566”	Austria/Russia	Brilliant	2004
Alexander Scriabin performed by John Ogdon	“Piano Sonata no 5 in F# Op. 53”	Russia/UK	EMI	1998
London, Sklamberg, Schwimmer	“Sholoym Aleykhem I & II” from “The Zmiros Project”	US	Traditional Crossroads	2002
Ruth Wieder Magan	“Ochila LaEl” from “Songs to the Invisible God”	US	Sounds True
Klezmatics	“Yo Riboyn Olam” from “Rise Up”	US	Piranha
Ruth Yaakov Ensemble	“Noches, Noches” from “Sephardic Songs of the Balkans”	Israel	Piranha
Pt. Bhimsen Joshi with Nana Mulye	“Rag Hindol-Bahar” from “Siddhi vol. 2”	India	Magnasonic	2002
interview with Vinay Bhide
Vinay Bhide	“Rag Kedar”	Canada

Today’s show featured the new recording by the Orchid Ensemble, who played a show in Montreal, and an interview and music with Vinay Bhide, who performed in Ottawa on the weekend, as part of a fundraising concert for the expanding Indian music program at Carleton U. Some music for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. A special note should also be made of a terrific 5 disc set of live recordings by Sviatoslav Richter. For 25 bucks you get recordings from Moscow of Schubert’s late sonatas D.894 and D.960, 5 of the six last Beethoven sonatas, the Liszt sonata, and some other Beethoven and Schubert sonatas. A terrific deal for some of the greatest pieces in the repertoire played by this supreme pianist.