The program consisted of three half-hour silents.
The program consisted of Fritz Kreisler romances and other appealing schmaltz.
Mr. Carriere said the program consisted of orchestrations of Korean folk songs.
"Act Three," as listed in the program, consisted of four newish solos.
Even here the heart of the program consisted of three Bach cantatas, though lesser-known ones to be sure.
Much of the program consisted of demanding modern works, including pieces by the Hungarian composer Gyorgy Kurtag.
The rest of the program consisted of "New Love Song Waltzes Brahmsms, 1982), "Bedtime" (Schubert, 1992) and — following the intermission and "Excursions" — "Love Song Waltzes Brahmsms, 1989).
Like all the other Powdermilk Biscuit shows, the program consisted of weather & livestock reports, letters from listeners and about 4 songs.
The program consisted of songs that Lehmann knew, with selections by Schubert, Brahms, Liszt, Schumann and Strauss, plus Marguerite's aria in Berlioz's "Damnation de Faust".
The program consisted of Ernest Bloch's Piano Sonata, Alexander Veprik's Second Sonata, Alexander Krein's "Suite Dansée," and, for an encore, Mikhail Milner's "Farn Opsheyd" ("Before Separating").
The second half of the program consisted of works by Schubert, beginning with a drab interpretation of the 16 German Dances (D. 783).
