Advent I

“Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus”

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MUSIC LIST

THEME:
CBS MDK 44651 “The Brandenburg Concertos, Vol. I”
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH: “My Spirit Be Joyful” from Cantata 146
Philharmonia Virtuosi/Richard Kapp

1. St. Louis Cathedral Choir “Christmas at the Cathedral” 4:26
arr. ALBERT ZABEL: “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel”
St. Louis Archdiocesan Handbell Choir/John Romeri, organist

2. SFGC 0301 “Christmas” 3’55
arr. DAVID WILLCOCKS: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel”
San Francisco Girls Chorus/Susan McMane

3. NLCA-162 “A Holy Solemnity” 5’11
RANDALL THOMPSON: “Have Ye Not Known?” and “Ye Shall Have a Song”
National Lutheran Choir/Rene Clausen

4. BSSL 2008 “Great and Marvelous” 3’22
JOHN STAINER: God So Loved the World
Bach Society of St. Louis/A. Dennis Sparger

5. Beckenhorst (2023)
arr. DAN FORREST: Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus 4’50
Beckenhorst Singers/Dan Forrest

6. EMI CDC 7 49097 “Joy to the World” 2’45
arr. FRANK DENSON: O Come, O Come Emmanuel
Empire Brass

7. Classic FM CFM CD11 “Classic Carols” (1996) 2’49
arr. EDGAR PETTMAN: Gabriel’s Message
Choir of Kings College Cambridge/Stephen Cleobury

8. NLCA 2013 “Emmanuel” 4’25
arr. F. MELIUS CHRISTIANSEN: Wake, Awake!
National Lutheran Choir/David Cherwien

9. TROY 353 “Christmas with the Master Chorale of Washington, DC” 6’38
arr. DONALD McCULLOUGH: Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence
Master Chorale of Washington/Donald McCullough

10. NLCA-32 “Infant, Holy” 5’15
JOHANNES BRAHMS: O Savior, Throw the Heavens Wide (Op.74, No.2)
National Lutheran Choir/Larry L. Fleming

11. Philips 411 458-2 “Bach Magnificat, Jauchzet Gott” 8’40
J.S. BACH: Magnificat in D, BWV 243 (excerpts)
Magnificat Anima Mea, Suscepit Israel, Sicut Locutus Est, Gloria Patri
Monteverdi Choir; English Baroque Soloists/John Eliot Gardiner

THEME

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About the host: Ron Klemm’s radio career has spanned six decades. He came to KFUO in 1978, serving as Program Director and then Operations Manager for the former CLASSIC 99 and CLASSIC99.com (KFUO-FM), before retiring in 2013.

Past President of the Classical Music Broadcasters Association, a national organization of classical music broadcasters, Ron was—and continues to be—a champion for the arts in Saint Louis. Among other organizations, Klemm was the voice of the Saint Louis Symphony live broadcasts and concert previews.

Ron’s greatest love is church music and sacred classics. Klemm established the program JOY in mid-80s, an hour that became one of St. Louis’s longest running musical programs, continuing for two additional years on CLASSIC99.com after the sale of KFUO-FM in 2010.

Contact Ron via email at JOY@KFUO.org and listen to Bach Talk from the Bach Society of Saint Louis at bachsociety.org/bach-talk.