It's an out-of-body Komodo Dragon Show this Wednesday from 8-11am CT on www.umfm.com

Set #1 - 8:00am - 9:00am

1. La vision de Tondal (12th century)

Katarina Livljanić - conductor, Dialogos

La vision de Tondal: A la recherche des chantres glagolitiques & latins de la Dalmatie médiévale

Arcana, A 329

73:05

(Reconstructed from medieval Croatian manuscripts, this spiritual narrative is sung with an austere serenity in Latin and Church Slavonic by an all-female ensemble. The soul of the knight Tondal, having left his unconscious body, visits both Hell and Paradise accompanied by an angel. Transformed by the experience, his soul returns, and he resolves to lead a more exemplary life. Above right, Hieronymous Bosch's take on Tondal's Vision. Below, Simon Marmion's The Visions of the Knight Tondal (ca. 1470). Read the whole story on the Getty Museum's website.)

Set #2 - 9:00am - 11:00am

For the last two hours of the show chance operations will determine the placement of cuts from the two Russian bell CDs below. Follow the results live on Twitter @vonwichert.

• Chimes of Russian North (rec. Arkhangelsk museum reserve "Malyie Karely" 1990)

Vladimir Petrovsky - bell ringer

Melodiya, SUCD 11-00326

60:58
(Russian concert chimes.)

• Glocken russisch-orthodoxer Kirchen: Originalaufnahmen aus berühmten Kirchen und Klöstern

Christophorus, CHR 4007

46:25
(Slav-Byzantine liturgical Church bells.)

Where to buy CDs featured on today's show:

La vision de Tondal - CD Universe

Chimes of Russian North - Amazon

Glocken russisch-orthodoxer Kirchen - CD Universe