Sadko's World of Music
WUSR 99.5
Every Sunday from 4 to 6 P.M.
Sadko's
World of Music presents a syncretic blend of classical and world
music with
an occasional journey into the land of popular and folk m
usic.
What is it with this Sadko name
anyway?
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Sadko's Early Years
- Transylvania
after the war
- Sadko was born in a
small village near Cluj in what is now Romania
- He worked his way
across the face of postwar Europe by selling chestnuts and pieces of lumber
from an old horse cart
- He picked up an appreciation of village music
from these hard times
- An occasional bottle of Moldavian wine also
helped
- The Vienna Years
- Working as a simple
busboy in
the coffeehouses of Vienna, Sadko came to appreciate the finer things in life: coffee,
newspapers, women, and
classical music
- Fell in love with a Freudian
psychoterrorist named Greta
- Drank
Celebes coffee for
the first time
- Ate too much
Sachertorte and
gained fifty
pounds
- Learned to appreciate the Baroque and b
eing broke
Sadko's Middle Years
- The
New York Years
-
Huddled with the teeming masses, Sadko emigrated to
New York City and learned
- to speak Ebonics and Hisponics
- a new
trade: parapsychology
- the stock market is not all it's cracked up to
be
- The Pennsylvania Years
-
Attracted by the
resemblance to his native hills, Sadko bought a cottage in
the Poconos and learned that
- real estate values
often decline
- there is a
symphony
orchestra in Scranton
- the coffee houses of Scranton are
not as good
as those in Vienna
-
Starbucks
doesn't know Scranto
n exists
Sadko's Recent Years
- University
Daze
-
As a fully tenured professor of parapsychology Sadko has
continued the
learning process
- Music is a gift from the world
of the spirits
- Unions don't have much to do with sex
- Never
leave you
r clothes in the dormitory drier
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