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Author Topic: NHK Japan via Issoudun tx, 11945 kHz, 12 MAR 2021, 1705 UTC  (Read 1024 times)

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Quite faint copy but much more than I typically get, which is nada, nichts, niente. Playing a famous macabre waltz but I forget its title and composer. (Too weak to attempt Shazam or Soundhound.) I still miss when this was simulcast from Yamata on 13720 (I think? It's been a couple of years - it was 22m anyway) which came in much better more routinely. The 1700-1800 hour is always dedicated to western music, and can be anything from the works of a classical composer, rock band, or even songs from various Disney soundtracks on one memorable occasion. Those of you more in range of this broadcast ought to check it out routinely.
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Re: NHK Japan via Issoudun tx, 11945 kHz, 12 MAR 2021, 1705 UTC
« Reply #1 on: March 15, 2021, 1835 UTC »
Excellent reception, Japanese service.  I fully agree with your thoughts about their programming.

15 Mar 2021

1830 Japanese song in which Shazam only identified in Japanese.
1837 A song by Momoe Yamaguchi per Shazam
1843 "Toi Et Moi"  Tabidachino Hini
« Last Edit: March 15, 2021, 1845 UTC by Ct Yankee »
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