Tosca, for whomever's interested:

[elleng]

https://weta.org/listen-live

[Clearly fogged in]

1. A very long time ago, when dinosaurs still had feathers,

and people traveled freely and frequently, WETA would stream in my car as passengers were transported to and from our refurbished revolutionary war era airfields. So many liked the station and asked about it.
I'm sure someone is interested...

edit fm civil to revolutionary

[elleng]

3. Good to hear it! WETA 'streams' in my house 24/7!

[defacto7]

2. That was a bread and butter piece for me.

[elleng]

4. P.S. Today's playlist:

https://weta.org/fm/playlists

[Aristus]

5. Tacoma Opera mounted an exceptional production of Tosca earlier this year.

It was their last production of the season, having to cancel the rest of the performances due to the pandemic.

I'm always proud of the quality of TO's productions, especially since I have seasons-tickets to Seattle Opera, as well, and can compare the two companies critically.

Tacoma Opera holds its own against the better-known, much better-funded Seattle Opera.

[marble falls]

6. Just lost three hours. Thanks, LNG! Great Saturday for the radio.

[elleng]

7. Glad you call it 'great!'

Not so much for me, definitely not a favorite of mine, but thought I'd share.

This is happening now:

Louis Moreau Gottschalk
Symphony #1 "A Night in the Tropics"

https://weta.org/listen-live

And these, later:

https://weta.org/fm/playlists

[marble falls]

8. I'm waiting now for 5:00CST so I can listen to "Weekend Radio" on Cleveland's WCLV.