Catch the Children's Music edition of the Slatkin Shuffle today at 3 p.m. Central. Listen to the show on 107.3FM/96.3HD2, or stream online at http://classic1073.org, on http://audacy.com, with the Classic 107.3 app, or wherever else you find your radio content.

1986: My only venture into the Baroque repertoire, played in a non-historically informed manner. José-Luis was a wonderful man who passed away too young. These covers celebrate my 80th birthday on Sept. 1, tracing the history of the Slatkin family through their recordings.

1986: Barry Douglas had won the Tchaikovsky Piano Competition, and RCA signed him right away. I was rushed off to London to record this. These covers celebrate my 80th birthday on Sept. 1, tracing the history of the Slatkin family through their recordings.

1986: This was originally recorded by a pickup orchestra for a series by “Reader’s Digest” back in the ’70s. RCA bought the rights and issued them on its label. These covers celebrate my 80th birthday on Sept. 1, tracing the history of the Slatkin family through their recordings.

1986: A sort of follow-up to the success of the Prokofiev Fifth, it continued to establish the SLSO as a leading proponent of Russian music in the U.S. These covers celebrate my 80th birthday on Sept. 1, tracing the history of the Slatkin family through their recordings.

1986: A lovely collection of both familiar and unfamiliar, with the elegant soprano in top form. I particularly like the song with just two harps. These covers celebrate my 80th birthday on Sept. 1, tracing the history of the Slatkin family through their recordings.