1994: The final collaboration with the SLSO Chorus under Tom Peck. The marketing department got a call from a company hoping to reach Ms. Burana after they saw the cover. These covers celebrate my 80th birthday, tracing the history of the Slatkin family through their recordings.

1993: It took 2.5 years to complete this ballet. For I do not remember how many sessions, we would tack on a number or two to the docket. Amazingly, it sounds cohesive. These covers celebrate my 80th birthday, tracing the history of the Slatkin family through their recordings.

1993: Surprisingly, we did not make this recording in London. But the spacious acoustics of Powell Hall, and Pinky’s sumptuous sound, made this a wonderful collaboration. These covers celebrate my 80th birthday, tracing the history of the Slatkin family through their recordings.

Requiem for a Punster: Leonard Slatkin Pays Tribute to P.D.Q. Bach (and Peter Schickele)

Coming up at 3 pm Central on @classic1073, The Slatkin Shuffle. Join me for this program inspired by the eclectic collection of music in my playlist. Tune in at 107.3FM or stream online at http://classic1073.org, http://audacy.com, or wherever you find your radio content.

1993: This was very special. For such a tiny lady, she could make an astonishing amount of sound in the Left-Hand Concerto. She did not cheat for the recording. These covers celebrate my 80th birthday on Sept. 1, tracing the history of the Slatkin family through their recordings.