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GUILD LIGHT MUSIC CDs ARE NOW EMBARKING ON THEIR SECOND
CENTURY! |
| 19 March 2013 |
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The incredibly successful series of "Golden Age of Light
Music" CDs produced by Guild Music has already reached the
magical figure of 100, but the series still continues.
- GLCD5205 Here's To Holidays
- GLCD5206 Non-Stop To Nowhere
The good news is that this landmark series of Light Music
recordings has not stopped at 100! Further releases are due
in the coming months, and more collections are already being
prepared for the rest of 2013.
These CDs are available from all good retailers, including
on-line from Amazon and also direct from the Guild
Music website.
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FRENCH LIGHT MUSIC LEGEND PIERRE-MARCEL ONDHER HAS DIED |
| 19 March 2013 |
We are saddened to have to report the death of Pierre-Marcel Ondher (usually affectionately known simply as PMO), who was a big name in French popular music circles for well over half a century. He was a champion of Light Music, and he compiled numerous collections drawing on the countless rare recordings in his own extensive record library. This was also the source of material for his unique radio programmes. In 1960 Roger Roger composed the PMO Polka in his honour. PMO was born in Paris on 5 September 1925, and was aged 87 when he died. A full tribute to him will appear in the August/September issue of Journal Into Melody.
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“THE GOLDEN AGE OF LIGHT MUSIC” CAN BE HEARD EVERY WEEK VIA THE INTERNET |
| 14 April 2013 |
This new series of programmes is currently being broadcast each Saturday evening at 20:00 GMT on Radio Six International, with a repeat the following Sunday afternoon. There is now an additional repeat at midnight GMT on Wednesday/Thursday, which means that listeners in north and south America should be able to hear the programme on Wednesdays at around 7:00pm (New York & east coast) or 4:00pm California.
The programmes are introduced by David Ades, the producer and compiler of the Guild series of Light Music CDs.
Radio Six International can be heard throughout the world via the internet: www.radiosix.com |
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