Enjoy Hayden's 8th Symphony. Sorry I have been late in posting. My internet connection has been horrible and uploading was excessively difficult. Things are better now, so here is a new episode.

Welcome to the weekly addition of radiojesse. I thoroughly hope that you enjoy this episode.

I apologize for my short absence. My wife and I went wildlife photo hunting this weekend and it was a success. Next weekend is my birthday weekend and my wife is taking me to Colorado Springs. I will reduce my posting to the week only, saving my weekends for photograpic pursuits. I am overwhelmed by the massive amount of new subscribers. Just last week alone, new subscribers have tripled over the entire time since I started this podcast. My downloads feeds and increased by as much as 4 times. I will work diligently to continue to bring you unique classical pieces to continue attracting new subscribers - and all without advertisements. Some of you have asked if you could donate money to assist me in maintaining my podcast, in essence, becoming paid subscribers on a voluntary basis. Well, the skinny is.. I am not spending an excessive amount of money on this. I appreciate your desire to help and certainly can understand how people would want to ensure that this great music continues, I would run into tax questions I am not willing to endure by accepting money and sense my expenses are relatively low, I am not out enough money to resort to this so I would encourage you to donate the money to the American Red Cross, NPR's Classical Connections, The United Way or your local library with the clause that they purchase classical music CD's for sharing with your community.

A new twist to classical music. I hope you enjoy it...

This is episode 26 Jesu Bleibet Meine Freude- Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben, BWV 147. Enjoy :)

Listen to Ludwig von Beethoven's Piano Concerto #5 in E flat Major.

I am more than humbled by the ever-increasing subscribers to my podcast. I take pride in it and strive to post new material regularly. I also do not alter or edit the recordings to bring you the purest of classical music I can possibly deliver. I atrribute these characteristics to the success of my podcast. Your emails are very much appreciated and I appreciate all the kind words and helpful suggestions.

Enjoy this piano solo version of Canon in D. This is one of my FAVORITE classical pieces of all.

The debut of Harold is just around the corner. I have decided to debut Harold on Thursday, September 28, 2006. I have a lot of recorded conversations with Harold to edit and clean background noises. Harold has some funny, yet serious outtakes on issues. He and I play chess quite regularly and we often talk over things while playing. He even goes into some rants about chess!!! As you can tell from my podcast page art, I am a chess aficionado so most of our talk center around chess games. I am excited to bring you Harold and anxious to hear your reviews.

Enjoy Chopin's Waltz #10, Op. #69, No. 2. In the near future, I will have a weekly regular guest, probably appearing on the Thursday podcasts. His name is Harold and he has some very colorful and humorous outtakes on many issues from politics to everyday life. He has agreed to visit with me and allow me to record our talks on a regular basis. I will edit them for time only. In order to maintain this podcast's primary purpose of playing and providing classical music, I will limit the "Harold takes on the World" episode to one day per week and yes, even then I will play some wonderful classical music in the background. I will provide four "Harold.." episodes and I will solicit your responses. If you like him, he will continue. If you really like him, I may start another podcast and bring you the hillarious bits of Harold more regularly. If you don't like him, no more Harold...at least on this podcast.

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Enjoy the 22nd Episode of RadioJesse. This is Franz Schubert's 5th Symphony in B Major.