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+ Music and the Muse ran from 1949 to 1950 and was a show where poetry was read as classical music played in the background. Click here to read more about Music And The Muse

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Please enjoy these 13 old time radio episodes:

Air Date	Title	Synopsis
04.17.1949	the day of resurrection	+ Janet Logan reads poetry, starting with "The Day Of Resurrection." The program opening is slight...
03.19.1950	music and the muse one firm faith	+ The first poem read is, "One Firm Faith." The program includes an organ-violin recital of a melo...
11.13.1949	music and the muse pens	+ The first poem read is "Pens."
11.06.1949	music and the muse for the woman's department	+ The first poem read is "For The Women's Department."
10.30.1949	music and the muse discovery	+ The first poem read is "Discovery."
10.16.1949	music and the muse lost	+ The first poem read is "Lost." The second poem read is "Radio."
09.25.1949	music and the muse eviction notice	+ The program opening is poorly mixed with the music drowning out the announcer. The first poem re...
09.18.1949	music and the muse day book	+ The first poem read is "Day Book."
05.22.1949	music and the muse summer quest	+ The first poem read is "Summer Quest."
05.15.1949	music and the muse the worm may turn	+ The first poem is "The Worm May Turn."
05.08.1949	music and the muse mother	+ The first poem is "Mother." A program for Mother's Day.
05.01.1949	music and the muse tiresome topic	+ The first poem is "Tiresome Topic."
04.24.1949	music and the muse something wrong	+ Janet Logan reads poetry for "those who follow the star of dreams." The first poem is "Something...

This series was broadcast on NBC as a sustained radio program from 1949 to 1950. It featured Janet Logan reading poetry for "those who follow the star of dreams." Music was provided by Thomas Mancini on violin, Katharine Juliet on harp, William Sobransky on the organ, and Ray Kramer cello. John Kraft was the program editor. The series was produced by Bill Verdier and Clinton Stanley. Clinton Stanley, Hal Decker, and William Verdier were directors for the series. John Storm was the announcer.

MUSIC AND THE MUSE