Texaco: Metropolitan Opera Radio Broadcasts, 1970s
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(opera music begins) | 0:01 | |
- | Hi, I'm Beverly Sills, | 0:09 |
and I'm doing what I often do on a Saturday afternoon | 0:11 | |
when I'm not singing in an opera. | 0:14 | |
I'm listening to an opera, | 0:16 | |
Texaco's live broadcast from the Metropolitan. | 0:18 | |
You know, opera needs support from everyone who loves it | 0:22 | |
and Texaco has been helping tremendously | 0:25 | |
by bringing these glorious Metropolitan broadcasts | 0:27 | |
into millions of homes all over America for 36 years | 0:30 | |
to people who can't hear live opera in any other way, | 0:35 | |
to children who get their first taste | 0:38 | |
of opera over the radio and then go on | 0:40 | |
to develop a lifelong love affair with it. | 0:41 | |
(opera music swells) | 0:46 | |
Now, isn't that a beautiful Texaco station? | 0:49 | |
(opera music continues) | 0:53 | |
- | Texaco invites you to listen to Ms. Beverly Sills | 1:01 |
and other great artists later this year | 1:04 | |
when Texaco begins its 37th year | 1:06 | |
of Saturday afternoon radio broadcasts | 1:08 | |
live from the Metropolitan Opera. | 1:11 | |
Texaco's Metropolitan Opera broadcasts, | 1:14 | |
the longest continuous sponsorship of the arts | 1:17 | |
in broadcasting history. | 1:20 | |
(opera music continues) | 1:22 |
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