March 22, 1981 - Saint Paul Sunday Morning, first show. Featuring: Members of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra with the Dale Warland Chamber Singers Program (all by Johann Sebastian Bach): Suite No. 3 in D Major BWV 1009 (1720), Brandenburg Concerto BWV 1044 (1721), "Christ lag in Todes Banden," cantata, BWV 4 (~1708).
April 19, 1981 - Brunelle on the organ of the Cathedral of St. Paul Program: Widor: Toccata Howells: Sarabande for the morning of Easter Telemann: 2 chorale preludes on "Christ lag" Bach: Chorale Prelude "Christ ist erstanden" Messiaen: Chant d'oiseaux Franck: A minor chorale 4 hymns Messiaen: Outburst of Joy
April 19, 1981 - Layton James and Philip Brunelle perform Widor Toccata, Handel's Concerto Grosso in F Major, op.3, no.4. HWV 314 (1716), Herbert Howells' Saraband for the Morning of Easter (1949), chorale preludes by Georg Philipp Telemann and J.S. Bach, Messiaen Song for Birds (1951), Franck Third Chorale in a minor from Trois Choral (1890), Flor Peters' All Glory be to God on High, Lynwood Farnam's Oh Sons and Daughters of the King, Philip Brunelle's Christ the Lord has Risen Today, and Paul Manz' Unto Thee all Praise be Given, King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
May 17, 1981 - Featuring the Dale Warland Singers.Stephen Paulus: Two Madrigals: "Sing We at Pleasure" and "And Must I Depart Then?"Paul Fetler: Madman's SongPaul Fetler: Wild SwansJames Walker: The Electronic Alice, Part IGiovanni Palestrina: Sicut cervusJohannes Brahms: Warum ist das Licht gegebenStephen Paulus: Personals20th Century American Eclectic MassDerek Healey: In Flanders FieldIsraeli Folk Tune: Zum gali
May 31, 1981 - This program was performed by the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and Layton "Skip" James. The pieces performed are: Monteverdi's Symphonia and Ritornello from Orfeo, Albinoni Concerto No.9 in C Major, op.9, from 12 concerti and 5 voices, Boccherini La musica notturna delle strade di Madrid G.324, and Tchaikovsky Serenade for String Orchestra, op.48 (1880). Italian Renaissance and Baroque styles are also discussed.
June 7, 1981 - Featuring Calliope, a Renaissance band:Lucy BardoLawrence BenzAllan DeanBen HarmsDances from the 16th century:Ballet -- Michael PraetoriusBallet -- (violin solo)Ballet -- (recorders)Ballet des coqs (ballet of the chickens)VoltaMusic from Occitania, 12th century:Ab joi mou lo vers e -- Bernart de VentadornCantiga No. 286 -- AnonymousCantiga No. 303 -- AnonymousReis glorios -- Guilart di BorneilhSelections from the Laborde Chansonnier. Burgundian Manuscript copied c. 1470Helas que poura devenir -- Philippe CaronMalheureaux cueur que vieulx tu faire -- Guillaume DufayL'homme banni -- Jacque BaribireauL'homme arme -- TraditionalPar le regard -- Guiliaume DufayLa Disperata (1564) -- Vincenzo RuffoLa Gamba -- Vincenzo RuffoMon ami -- AnonymousDances published by Pierre Attaingnant, 1547PavaneGailliards (2)Bransle simple-Almand
June 21, 1981 - Featuring Lucy Shelton, soprano, and members of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra:Timothy Paradise, clarinetLayton James, piano and harpsichordPurcelli: "From Rosy Bow'rs"Villa Lobos: Suite for voice and violinHaydn: London Trio (first movement)Fiocco: Lamentation (secunda)Schubert: Sheperd on the RockSchwantner: Sparrows
July 5, 1981 - Featuring guitarists Sharon Isbin and Jeffrey Van.Domenico Pellegrini: Three piecesBach: Partita in c (transposed lute suite)Domenico Scarlatti: Andante in GFernando Sor: L'EncouragementPaul Fetler: CantilenaJames McGuire: Suite No. 1 in popular style: Prelude, Bittersweet, May Dance, Canzone, Vals Latino.Giolio Regondi: Air and VariationsManuel de Falla: The Magic Circle, Song of Willow O'Wisp, The Miller's Dance from "The Three Cornered Hat"E Granados: Danza Espanola No. 2 "Oriental"
July 19, 1981 - New World String Quartet is made up of Yosef Yankelev and William Patterson on violin, Yuri Vasilaki on viola, and Ross Harbaugh on cello. The pieces they perform on this program are: Haydn Quartet in d minor "Quinten Quartet" op.76, no.2 (1790s), Gerswhin Lullaby (1920), Bartok Quartet No.2, op.17 (1918), and Joplin Paragon Rag (1909). The members discuss communication within the group and how they rehearse.
November 8, 1981 - New Swingle SingersProgram:Bach: Organ Fugue BWV 578Debussy: Claire de LuneMozart: Rondo (Eine Kleine nacht Musik)Rimsky-Korsakov: Flight of the Bumble BeeClaude le Jeune: Revency venir du printempsOrlando di lasso: O la O che buon ecoPassereau: Il est bel et bonFrench folk song: L'Amour de Moi18th century melody: Drink to me only with thine eyesChilean Folk Song: De Punto Y TacoTraditional: Country dancesVaughn Williams: 3 Shakespeare SongsMarlow/Swingle: Come Live with meStevenson/Swingle: RomanceShakespeare/Swingle: It was a lover and his lass