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The provided source material (described as a "raw transcription") is not a recording of a Davis, California city meeting. Instead, it contains the audio of a classical and jazz radio broadcast from Capital Public Radio (CapRadio) Sacramento, featuring music programming, announcer commentary, and station identification. No agenda, minutes, or meeting proceedings were supplied. As a result, this summary cannot report any city government actions, public comments, or decisions.
Note: The intended meeting date is October 14, 2026, at 2:00 PM UTC, but the provided recording is entirely unrelated to any city council business. The source material appears to be erroneous.
Word at sports dot com. From Sacramento State, this is Capital Public Radio, eighty-eight point nine KXPRFM and HD Sacramento, ninety one point seven KXSR Groveland Sonora, eighty-eight point seven KXJS Sutter, and KXJ Z H D two, Sacramento. I'm Victor Foreman. More information at Western Health dot com. Simon Standage conducted the ensemble Collegium Musicum Ninety in that concert of Symphonies Number Five by French Baroque composer Jacques Aubert. You're on listener supported Camp Radio Classical and Jazz in Sacramento. I'm Victor Foreman, a symphony by Luigi Bocarini is next, and Avery Jeffrey is coming up at seven o'clock with an evening of excellence in jazz until midnight. Chiara Banchini led Ensemble four fifteen in that symphony by Luigi Boccarini here on listeners supported Camp Radio classical and jazz. I'm Victor Foreman. I've got two final pieces next, and Avery Jeffrey is coming up at seven o'clock with an evening of excellence in jazz until midnight. Do they win the money? Radio is a public service of Sacramento State presenting Hornet Football at Hornet Stadium and on ESPN Plus for the homecoming game against the Ohio Bobcats on Saturday, October seventeenth at seven PM with tailgating in fireworks.com. From Sacramento State, this is Cap Radio. KXPR FM and H D Sacramento. KXSR Groveland and Modesto Stockton. KXJS Sutter and KXJ Z H D Two Sacramento. Streaming at Capradio.org and on the Camp Radio app. It's time for excellence in Jazz once again here on a Wednesday night. I'm Avery Jeffrey, and it's great to be here with you till midnight on Listeners Supported Cap Radio. Starting off the program, a couple of classical jazz crossovers. It was guitarist Alex Goodman and saxophonist Nick Morgan just then with Frederick Chopin's knock turning E flat major. Before that, one from nineteen sixty-four, the modern jazz quartet, and Brazilian guitarist Laurento Almeida gave their version of a fuguine minor by Johann Sebastian Bach. That kicks off the evening. That's the verb jazz ensemble for the music of Antonio Carlos Jobine. We heard two of his compositions, one called Vivo Sonando. Before that, one entitled Falando Jamore, done up by pianist Helio Alves. This is Excellence in Jazz. You're in the right spot at the right time here in the Sag Capital City of Sacramento. I've got a lot of fantastic music for you. Whether you're here on your real radio, eighty-eight point nine FM in Sacramento or streaming online, you could be anywhere in the world. That night in Manhattan was the start of it. We lived dead, and we loved every part of it. The glow of moonlight in the bar, the lights that spell the autumn breeze that found the spark that set out to flame. And I gave you my love to the melody the music, the madness that made our maneuver was the sky to the star. And I gave you my look to the melody the music, the madness that made our mane. Not just jazz, but excellence in jazz. Brand new music from drummer by the name of Ron Vincent, who was a longtime member of Jerry Mulligan's band. That was his first record as a leader just released called Ray's Hat Trick. And to kick off that set of four was Charlie Parker from nineteen forty-nine with strings for just friends. Getting us going here on a Wednesday night, halfway through the week here in October. Nineteen sixty-three, a great year for Blue Note Records. That was from his record The Kicker. And before it's a brand new recording from pianist Tyler Henderson called The Green Groove. That brings us through the first hour of the program. More great jazz coming your way all the way till midnight.