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SATSATURDAY 25 APRIL 2009SATSAT01:00 Through the Night b00js9h6 (Listen)SAT1.00amSATMendelssohn, Fanny (1805-1847): Lied: Larghetto;SATWanderlied: Presto, Op 8 Nos 3 and 4; Songs Without Words,SATOp 6 Sylviane Deferne (piano)SAT1.17amSATMendelssohn, Felix (1809-1847): String Symphony No 8 in DSATLiszt Ferenc Chamber Orchestra Janos Rolla (leader)SAT1.50amSATMoscheles, Ignaz (1794-1870): La gaite - Rondo brillant inSATA, Op 85 Tom Beghin (fortepiano)SAT1.59amSATMendelssohn: String Symphony No 9 in C minorSATLiszt Ferenc Chamber Orchestra Janos Rolla (leader)SAT2.27amSATLiszt, Franz (1811-1886): Csardas obstineSATJeno Jando (piano)SAT2.31amSATMendelssohn: String Symphony No 12 in G minorSATLiszt Ferenc Chamber Orchestra Janos Rolla (leader)SAT2.51amSATSchumann, Robert (1810-1856): Sechs Fugen uber BACH, Op 60:SATNo 3 in G minor, Pavel Cerny (organ)SATNo 5 in F, Theo Jellema (organ)SAT3.00amSATTelemann, Georg Philipp (1681-1767): Grand Motet: DeusSATjudicium tuum regi da (Psalm 71)SATVeronika Winter, Andrea Stenzel (sopranos)SATPatrick von Goethem (countertenor)SATMarkus Schafer (tenor) Ekkehard Abele (bass)SATRheinische Kantorei Das Kleine KonzertSATHermann Max (conductor)SAT3.22amSATManfredini, Francesco (1684-1762): Symphony No 10 in ESATminor Slovak Chamber OrchestraSATBohdan Warchal (leader)SAT3.31amSATHandel, Georg Frideric (1685-1759): Sonata in F, Op 1 No 5SATLouise Pellerin (oboe) Dom Andre Laberge (organ)SAT3.40amSATBach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750), orch. Webern: FugaSATricercata No 2 (Musikalisches Opfer), BWV1079SATSaarbrucken Radio Symphony OrchestraSATWolfgang Fortner (conductor)SAT3.50amSATTye, Christopher (c.1505-c.1572): Omnes gentes, plauditeSATfor five voices BBC SingersSATStephen Cleobury (conductor)SAT3.56amSATChadwick, George Whitefield (1854-1931): Symphony No 2 inSATB flat, Op 21 Albany Symphony OrchestraSATJulius Hegyi (conductor)SAT4.33amSATMeulemans, Herman (1893-1965): Five Piano PiecesSATSteven Kolacny (piano)SAT4.53amSATMozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Io ti lascio, KA245;SATManner suchen stets zu naschen, K433 - concert ariasSATBryn Terfel (bass-baritone) Malcolm Martineau (piano)SAT5.00amSATBoehm, Theobald (1794-1881): Nel cor piu non mi sento, Op 4SATKathleen Rudolph (flute) Rena Sharon (piano)SAT5.12amSATDonizetti, Gaetano (1797-1848): Grande offertorio in DSATAart Bergwerff (organ)SAT5.19amSATBizet, Georges (1838-1875): Au fond du temple saint (TheSATPearl Fishers) Mark Dubois (tenor)SATMark Pedrotti (baritone)SATKitchener-Waterloo Symphony OrchestraSATRaffi Armenian (conductor)SAT5.25amSATTinel, Edgar (1854-1912): Overture (Polyeucte)SATFlemish Radio Orchestra Lev Markiz (conductor)SAT5.43amSATJanacek, Leos (1854-1928): Piano Sonata in E flat minor (ZSATulice - From the Street) Pedja Muzijevic (piano)SAT5.55amSATCatalani, Alfredo (1854-1893): Aria: Ebben? Ne androSATLontana (La Wally) Eva Urbanova (soprano)SATPrague National Theatre Orchestra Jan Stych (conductor)SAT5.59amSATVivaldi, Antonio (1678-1741): Sonata a quattro in C forSATtwo oboes, bassoon and continuo ZefiroSAT6.11amSATGoldberg, Johann Gottlieb (1727-1756): Sonata in C minorSATfor two violins, viola and continuo Musica Alta RipaSAT6.24amSATBourdon, Rosario (1885-1961): Elegiac poem for cello andSATorchestra Alain Aubut (cello) Orchestre MetropolitainSATGilles Auger (conductor)SAT6.30amSATFesch, Willem de (1687-1757): Concerto in E, Op 5 No 6SATManfred Kramer (violin) Musica ad RhenumSAT6.41amSATBach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750): Cantata No 4 (ChristSATlag in Todesbanden) Balthasar-Neumann-ChorSATPythagoras-Ensemble Thomas Hengelbrock (conductor).SATSAT07:00 Breakfast b00jzxts (Listen)SATSAT09:00 CD Review b00jzxtv (Listen)SATBuilding a Library: Brahms: Six Pieces for Piano, Op 118SAT09.05amSATR. STRAUSS: Stiller Gang Op. 31 No. 4*; Der ArbeitsmannSATOp. 39 No. 3*; Im Spatboot Op. 56 No. 3±SATChristopher Maltman (baritone)*, Alastair Miles (bass)±,SATRoger Vignoles (piano)*, James Boyd (viola)SATHyperion CDA67667 (CD)SATSATR. STRAUS: Rote Rosen AV 76; Malven AV304; Morgen Op. 27SATNo. 4SATCamilla Tilling (soprano), Paul Rivinius (piano), UlfSATWallin (violin – in Morgen) BIS SACD 1709 (Hybrid SACD)SATSATR. STRAUSS: Three Ophelia Songs Op. 67SATInger Dam-Jensen (soprano), Malcolm Martineau (piano)SATAltara ALT1033 (CD)SATSAT09.30 amSATBuilding a Library RecommendationSATSATBRAHMS: Klavierstucke Op. 118SATSATReviewer – David Owen-NorrisSATSATThe recommendation will be placed on the website on MondaySATSATNext week Rob Cowan compares recordings of Dvorak’sSATSymphony No. 9SATSAT10.25 am New ReleasesSATMOZART: Violin Concerto No. 1 in B flat K207SAT(c/w Violin Concerto No.3 K.216 in G major; SinfoniaSATconcertante for violin, viola & orchestra K.364 in E flatSATmajor)SATRenaud Capucon (violin), Scottish Chamber Orchestra, LouisSATLangree (conductor) Virgin Classics 5099950211227 (CD)SATSAT10.35 am Interview with Semyon Bychkov (conductor)SATAndrew talks to Russian-American conductor Semyon Bychkov.SATSATRACHMANINOV: Symphonic Dances Op. 45; The Bells Op. 35SATWDR Rundfunkchor Koln, Lege Artis Chamber Choir, TatianaSATPavlovskaya, (soprano), Evgeny Akimov (tenor), VladimirSATVaneev (baritone), WDR Sinfonieorchester Köln, SemyonSATBychkov (conductor) Profil PH07028 (Hybrid SACD)SATSATSHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony No. 10; DETLEF GLANERT: TheatrumSATbestiarumSATWDR Sinfonieorchester, Semyon Bychkov (conductor)SATAvie AV2137 (Hybrid SACD)SATSATWAGNER: LohengrinSATKwangchul Youn (King Henry), Johan Botha (Lohengrin),SATAdrianne Pieczonka (Elsa von Brabant), Falk StruckmannSAT(Friedrich von Telramund), Petra Lang (Ortrud), Eike WilmSATSchulte (King's Herald), WDR Rundfunkchor Köln, NDR Chor,SATPrager KammerchorSATWDR Sinfonieorchester Koln, Semyon Bychkov (conductor)SATProfil PH09004 (3 Hybrid SACDs)SATSAT11.10 am New ReleasesSATAndrew explores a selection of new BBC Legends releases.SATSATBERG: Lyric Suite (recorded 12th December 1966)SAT(c/w VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Symphony No. 6, Fantasia on a themeSATby Thomas Tallis; HADLEY: One Morning in Spring; BAX:SATMediterranean)SATLondon Philharmonic Orchestra, New Philharmonic Orchestra,SATBBC Symphony Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult (conductor)SATBBC Legends BBCL42562 (CD, Mid Price)SATSATELGAR: Enigma Variations (recorded 3rd July 1967)SAT(c/w Reznicek: Donna Diana Overture, Tchaikovsky: SymphonySATNo. 3)SATBournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Constantin SilvestriSAT(conductor) BBC Legends BBCL 4258-2 (CD, Mid Price)SATSATDVORAK: Violin Concerto Op. 53 (recorded 9th SeptemberSAT1965) (c/w BEETHOVEN: Violin Concerto)SATJosef Suk (violin), BBC Symphony Orchestra, Sir MalcolmSATSargent (conductor)SATBBC Legends BBCL42572 (CD, Mid Price)SATSATBRAHMS: Die schöne Magelone Op. 33 (recorded 20th JuneSAT1965) (c/w SCHUBERT: Auf der Donau; Der Wanderer; An dieSATFreunde; Prometheus; Aus Helopolis II; Der Wanderer an denSATMond; Fischerweise)SATDietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone), Sviatoslav RichterSAT(piano) BBC Legends BBCL 4255-2 (CD, Mid Price)SATSATSCHUBERT: Piano Sonata in A DF. 959 (recorded 1st NovemberSAT1970)SAT(c/w MENDELSSOHN: Andante and Rondo Capriccioso; SCHUMANN:SATCarnaval Op.9; TCHAIKOVSKY arr. Rachmaninov: Cradle SongSATSCHUMANN arr. Tausig: Der Contrabandiste)SATShura Cherkasssky (piano)SATBBC Legends BBCL42542 (CD, Mid Price)SATSAT11.45 am Disc of the WeekSATMAHLER: Symphony No. 4 (3rd and 4th movements)SATMiah Persson (soprano), Budapest Festival Orchestra, IvanSATFischer (conductor)SATChannel Classics CCSSA26109 (Hybrid SACD)SATSAT12:15 R3 Music Feature b00k121z (Listen)SATCharles Valentin AlkanSATPiers Lane explores the mysterious life and music ofSATFrench pianist and composer Charles Valentin Alkan. TheSATItalian composer Busoni considered him to be one of theSATfive greatest writers for the piano since Beethoven. HeSATwas a friend and neighbour of Chopin and possessed whatSATLiszt called the 'greatest technique' he had ever heard.SATPiers asks why, by the end of his life, this RomanticSATvirtuoso was all but forgotten.SATSAT13:00 The Early Music Show b00jzxtz (Listen)SATHenry VII and Philip the HandsomeSATIn 1505 Philip the Handsome set sail from the NetherlandsSATto claim the Spanish throne, only to be shipwrecked on theSATEnglish coast. On the 500th anniversary of Henry VII'sSATdeath, Catherine Bott explores this chance meeting betweenSATthe King and Philip and examines the prestigous musicalSATentourage that accompanied Philip on this trip.SATSATANTONIUS DIVITISSATO desolatorum consolatorSATThe Orlando ConsortSATHARMONIA MUNDI HMU 907328SATTrack 13SATSATMARBRIANUS DE ORTOSATDulces ExuciaeSATHuelgas Ensemble/Paul Van NevelSATHARMONIA MUNDI HMU 901739 Track 3SATSATALEXANDER AGRICOLASATIn mijnen sinSATFerrara Ensemble/Crawford YoungSATDEUTSCHE HARMONIA MUNDISATRD 77038 Track 17SATSATEDMUND TURGESSATfrom stormy windesSAT(Turges was a court composer to Henry VII)SATThe Sixteen/Harry ChristophersSATCOLLINS CLASSICS 13142SATTrack 3SATSATALEXANDER AGRICOLASATDictes moi toutesSATFerrara Ensemble/Crawford YoungSATDEUTSCHE HARMONIA MUNDISATRD 77038 Track 9SATSATFAYRFAX (Henry’s court music) I love unlovedSATThe Hilliard EnsembleSATSAGA CLASSICS EC 33782 Track 2SATSATSEGUESATSATDE LA RUE Fors SeulementSATClerks’ Group/Edward WickhamSATASV CDGAU 168 Track 5SATSATWILLIAM CORNYSH Woefully ArrayedSATThe Hilliard EnsembleSATSAGA CLASSICS EC 33782 Track 3SATSATAVERY BURTON “Hexachord”massSAT(commissioned by Henry in 1494): Agnus DeiSATRenaissance Group of the University of St Andrews/ DouglasSATGifford LP ALPHA APS337 Side 2 Band 4SATSAT14:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00js863 (Listen)SATMalin Christensson and Simon LepperSATPresented by Fiona Talkington. From the Wigmore Hall,SATLondon.SATSATMalin Christensson (soprano) Simon Lepper (piano)SATSATSchubert: Suleika, Op 41; Geheimes, D719; Ganymed, D544;SATDie Forelle, D550; Gretchen am Spinnrade, D118SATStenhammar: I skogenSATTure Rangstrom: Flickan under nymanenSATStenhammar: Flickan kom ifran sin alsklings moteSATRangstrom: PanSATWolf: Die Sprode; Die Bekehrte; Fruhling uber's JahrSATStrauss: Hat's gesagt, bleibt's nicht dabei; Die Nacht;SATMorgen; Schlagende Herzen.SATSAT15:00 World Routes b00jzxv1 (Listen)SATWorld Routes in Zanzibar, Episode 2SATRita Ray introduces highlights from Sauti za Busara 2009,SATa festival held in Zanzibar's historic Stone Town whichSATcelebrates music from East Africa and beyond.SATSATWith Rachel Magoola, who has had one of Uganda's all-timeSATgreatest hits, Comrade Fatso, a white Zimbabwean rapSATartist who speaks out boldly against the Mugabe regime,SATKenyan singer Iddi Achien'g, whose songs carry powerfulSATsocial messages, and Katapila Sangula Ngoma from Tanzania,SATwho just wants to have a good time.SATSAT16:00 Jazz Library b00jzxv3 (Listen)SATHugh MasekelaSATSouth African trumpeter Hugh Masekela joins Alyn ShiptonSATto select highlights from his recording career, from hisSATearly work with the Jazz Epistles and his records withSATDudu Pukwana to more recent hits such as Stimela (The CoalSATTrain).SATSATDISC 1 Title: Grazin in the GrassSATArtist: Hugh Masekela Composer: MasekelaSATAlbum: Greatest hits Label: Sony JazzSATNumber 498266 2, Tr 1SATPersonnel: Hugh Masekela (trumpet); Khaya Mhlangu (altoSATsaxophone, flute); John Seloiwano (guitar); ArthurSATTschabalola, O Moiloa (keyboards); Lucas Senyatso (bass);SATDumisani Hlela (drums). 1968SATSATDISC 2 Title: Blues For Huey Artist: Jazz EpistlesSATComposer: Moeketsie Album: Jazz In Africa Vol 1SATLabel: Camden Number CDN 1004, Tr 8SATPersonnel: Hugh Masekela (trumpet), Jonas GwangwaSAT(trombone); Kippie Moeketsie (alto sax); AbdullahSATIbrahim (Dollar Brand) (piano); Johnny Gertze (bass);SATMakaya Ntshoko (drums). Johannesburg, Jan 1960SATSATDISC 3 Title: Ntjio NtJio Artist: Hugh MasekelaSATComposer: Miriam Makeba Album: Grrrr Label: MercurySATNumber MG 21109, Tr 4SATPersonnel: Hugh Masekela (trumpet); Larry Willis (piano);SATHal Dodson (bass); Henry Jenkins (SATdrums). New York, 1965SATSATDISC 4 Title: Part of a Whole Artist: Hugh MasekelaSATComposer: Semenya Album: Home is Where the Music IsSATLabel: Verve Number 0602517686830, Tr 1SATPersonnel: Hugh Masekela (trumpet); Dudu Pukwana (altoSATsaxophone); Larry Willis (piano); Eddie Gomez (bass);SATMakaya Ntshoko (drums). London, 1972SATSATDISC 5 Title: Stimela Artist: Hugh MasekelaSATComposer: Masekela Album: Greatest hitsSATLabel: Sony Jazz Number 498266 2, Tr 14SATPersonnel: Hugh Masekela (trumpet); Khaya Mhlangu (altoSATsax, flute); John Seloiwano (guitar); ArthurSATTschabalola, O Moiloa (keyboards); Lucas Senyatso (bass);SATDumisani Hlela (drums)SATSATDISC 6 Title: Uptownship Artist: Hugh MasekelaSATComposer: Masekela Album: Uptownship Label: NovusSATNumber PD 83070, Tr 1SATPersonnel: Hugh Masekela (flugelhorn); Morris GoldbergSAT(alto sax, penny whistle); John Selolwane (guitar);SATRico Tyler, Tony Cedras (keyboards); Mbongene NgemaSAT(organ); Bakithi Kumalo (bass); SiphoSATKunene (drums); Francis Fuster (percussion). New YorkSATCity, 1988SATSATDISC 7 Title: Don't Go Lose it BabySATArtist: Hugh Masekela Composer: MasekelaSATAlbum: Liberation Label: Jive Number HOP222, Tr 1SATPersonnel: not publishedSATSATDISC 8 Title: Thanayi Artist: Hugh MasekelaSATComposer: Masekela Album: Greatest hits Label: SonySATNumber 498266-2, Tr 10SATPersonnel: Hugh Masekela (flugelhorn, vocals); Don Laka,SATArthur Thsabalala (keyboards): Vusi Khimalo (drums); FanaSATZulu (bass); Kenny Matha (guitar); Family FactorySAT(vocals). 2000SATSATDISC 9 Title: Strawberries Artist: Hugh MasekelaSATComposer: Masekela Album: Black to the futureSATLabel: Sony Number 489477, Tr 10SATPersonnel: Hugh Masekela (flugelhorn); Don LakaSAT(keyboards, drums, percussion, bass); Kenny Mathaba, JohnSATSololwane (guitars); Children from Mmabana Centre,SATMafeking. 1997SATSATDISC 10 Title: Father of Our NationSATArtist: Hugh Masekela Composer: Samson/MasekelaSATAlbum: Notes of Life Label: Columbia Number 484450-2SATPersonnel: Hugh Masekela (flugelhorn); Lawrence MatchizaSAT(guitar); Themba Mkhize (keyboards, bass); PeterSATSklar (bass); Cedric Samson (drums); BG Singers (vocals).SAT1995.SATSAT17:00 Opera on 3 b00k0057 (Listen)SATLive from the Met, Wagner's GotterdammerungSATIn the final broadcast from New York Metropolitan OperaSATfor the 2008/2009 season, James Levine conducts the lastSATpart of Wagner's Ring cycle, with Christian Franz asSATSiegfried and Katarina Dalayman as Brunnhilde.SATSATAs a pledge of his love, Siegfried gives Brunnhilde theSATring he took from the dragon Fafner, the ring made fromSATthe Rheingold that gives its owner power over all theSATworld. Then she sends him into the world to do heroicSATdeeds. But in the hall of the Gibichungs, Hagen has otherSATideas: a magic potion will make Siegfried forgetSATBrunnhilde and fall in love with Gutrune.SATSATPresented by Margaret Juntwait with guest commentator IraSATSiff. There are backstage interviews and the Met QuizSATduring the two intervals.SATSATSiegfried ...... Christian Franz (tenor)SATGunther ...... Iain Paterson (bass-baritone)SATAlberich ...... Richard Paul Fink (bass-baritone)SATHagen ...... John Tomlinson (bass)SATBrunnhilde ...... Katarina Dalayman (soprano)SATGutrune ...... Margaret Jane Wray (soprano)SATWaltraute ...... Yvonne Naef (mezzo-soprano)SATFirst Norn ...... Wendy White (mezzo-soprano)SATSecond Norn ...... Elizabeth Bishop (mezzo-soprano)SATThird Norn ...... Wendy Bryn Harmer (soprano)SATWoglinde ...... Lisette Oropes (soprano)SATWellgunde ...... Kate Lindsey (soprano)SATFlosshilde ...... Tamara Mumford (mezzo-soprano)SATChorus and Orchestra of Metropolitan OperaSATJames Levine (conductor).SATSAT23:00 Hear and Now b00k00gp (Listen)SATManchester Portraits, Portrait of Brett DeanSATA programme exploring the work of Australian composerSATBrett Dean, winner of the prestigious Grawemeyer award inSAT2009.SATSATIncluding the premiere of the orchestral suite from Dean'sSATopera based on Peter Carey's novel Bliss, evoking anSATerotic hotel room encounter, a convulsive heart attack andSATa visit to Hell, incorporating samples of street noise,SATtelevision adverts and all the hellish racket of modernSATlife, before ending with a broad, dark elegy.SATSATAnd Dean - formerly a violist with the Berlin PhilharmonicSAT- gives a performance of his own Viola Concerto.SATSATAmphitheatre (UK premiere) (9:57)SATSATViola Concerto (27:20)SATSATMoments of Bliss (UK premiere) (29:49)SATSATBrett Dean (viola) BBC PhilharmonicSATJames MacMillan (conductor)SATSATRecorded on 14 June 2007 at NBH Studio 7 in Manchester.SATSUNSUNDAY 26 APRIL 2009SUNSUN01:00 Through the Night b00k00kj (Listen)SUN1.00amSUNAnon (Neapolitan Renaissance): Zappay; Viva, viva reySUNFernandoSUN1.06amSUNGhizeghem, Hayne Van (c.1445-between 1476 and 497): DeSUNtous biens plaineSUNCornago, Johannes (c.1400-after 1474): Donde estas que nonSUNte veoSUN1.13amSUNCornazano, Antonio (c.1430-1484)/Anon: Figlie GuilielminSUNAnon (Neapolitan Renaissance): Amor que t'o fat hio; PuisSUNFortunaSUN1.21amSUNCornago/Ockeghem, Johannes (c.1410-1497): Qu'es mi vida,SUNpreguntaysSUN1.26amSUNPesaro, Guglielmo Ebreo da (c.1420-after 1484): CollinettoSUNAnon (Neapolitan Renaissance): DindirindinSUNNola, Giovanni Domenico del Giovane da (between 1510 andSUN1520-1592): O Dio se vede chiaroSUN1.34amSUNOrtiz, Diego (c.1510-c.1570)/Torre, Francisco de laSUN(fl.1483-1504): Il Re di SpagnaSUN1.37amSUNGombert, Nicolas (c.1495-c.1560): Dezilde al cavalleroSUNCabezon, Antonio de (c.1510-1566): Diferencias sobre elSUNcanto del cavallero Nola: Cigare siamo venit'a giocareSUN1.47amSUNOrtiz, Diego (c.1510-c.1570): Fantasia 1-2 (Salve regina)SUNAnon (Neapolitan Renaissance): Ay luna que reluzesSUN1.53amSUNValente, Antonio (fl.1565-80): Gallarda NapolitanaSUNWillaert, Adrian (c.1490-1562): Vecchie letroseSUNMontserrat Figueras (soprano)SUNHesperion XX, Jordi Savall (director)SUN1.58amSUNMozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Sonata in F forSUNviolin and piano, K377 Ana Savicka (violin)SUNAljosa Lecic (piano)SUN2.17amSUNBrahms, Johannes (1833-1897): Symphony No 4 in E minor, OpSUN98 Oslo Philharmonic Choir and OrchestraSUNRafael Fruhbeck de Burgos (conductor)SUN3.00amSUNChopin, Fryderyk (1810-1849): Six MazurkasSUNSana Villerusa (piano)SUN3.19amSUNDebussy, Claude (1862-1918): String Quartet, Op 10SUNYggdrasil String QuartetSUN3.43amSUNBlacher, Boris (1903-1975): Variations on a Theme ofSUNNiccolo Paganini, Op 26SUNRTV Luxembourg Symphony OrchestraSUNLeopold Hager (conductor)SUN3.59amSUNFesch, Willem de (1687-c.1757): Concerto in G minor, forSUNtwo flutes and orchestra, Op 5 No 2 Musica Ad RhenumSUN4.08amSUNFaure, Gabriel (1845-1924): Nocturne No 6 in D flat forSUNpiano, Op 63 Jean-Yves Thibaudet (piano)SUN4.18amSUNHaydn, Michael (1737-1806): Ave regina for double choir,SUNMH140 Ex Tempore Florian Heyerick (director)SUN4.29amSUNHandel, Georg Frideric (1685-1759): Sonata in C, Op 1 No 7SUNPeter Hannan (recorder) Colin Tilney (harpsichord)SUNChristel Thielmann (viola da gamba)SUN4.40amSUNStainov, Petko (1896-1977): Horsemen - ballad for men'sSUNchoir Kaval Men's Choir Mihail Angelov (conductor)SUN4.48amSUNRavel, Maurice (1875-1937): Introduction and Allegro forSUNharp, flute, clarinet and string quartetSUNTinka Muradori (flute) Josip Nochta (clarinet)SUNPaula Ursic (harp) Zagreb String QuartetSUN5.00amSUNMoniuszko, Stanislaw (1819-1872): Overture (Paria) - operaSUNin three acts National Polish Radio Symphony OrchestraSUNAntoni Wit (conductor)SUN5.11amSUNZelenka, Jan Dismas (1679-1745): De profundis in D minorSUN(Psalm 129) Virtuosi di Praga Czech Chamber ChoirSUNPetr Chromcak (conductor)SUN5.21amSUNButterworth, Arthur (b.1923): Romanza for horn and stringsSUNMartin Hackleman (horn) CBC Vancouver OrchestraSUNMario Bernardi (conductor)SUN5.31amSUNMilhaud, Darius (1892-1974): Scaramouche (after incidentalSUNmusic for Le medecin volant)SUNJames Anagnoson, Leslie Kinton (pianos)SUN5.41amSUNStrauss, Richard (1864-1949), arr. Hasenohrl: TillSUNEulenspiegel - Einmal Anders!SUNFestival Ensemble of the Festival of the SoundSUNJames Campbell (conductor)SUN5.50amSUNMozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Quintet in G minorSUNfor strings, K516 Oslo Chamber SoloistsSUN6.26amSUNSchumann, Robert (1810-1856): Symphony No 1 in B flat, OpSUN38 (Spring) Orchestre Nationale de FranceSUNHeinz Wallberg (conductor).SUNSUN07:00 Breakfast b00k00kl (Listen)SUNSUN10:00 Sunday Morning with Iain Burnside b00k00kn (Listen)SUNMoney Makes the World Go RoundSUNIain Burnside presents music on the theme of money.SUNIncluding music from Beethoven, Mozart, Rossini, Bruch,SUNCaruso and Paderewski.SUNSUN12:00 Private Passions b00k00pb (Listen)SUNWilliam FiennesSUNMichael Berkeley's guest is William Fiennes, award-winningSUNauthor of The Snow Geese, whose latest book, The MusicSUNRoom, is about his family and their ancestral home inSUNOxfordshire. A passionate music-lover, William's choicesSUNrange from piano pieces by Bach, Schubert and ShostakovichSUNto chamber music by Beethoven and Messiaen as well as aSUNBruckner motet and songs by Bob Dylan and Radiohead.SUNSUNM Berkeley: The Wakeful Poet (Music from Chaucer) (pub OUP)SUNBeaux-Arts Brass Quintet BBQ BBQ 003, Tr 10SUN00.25SUNSUNBach: Prelude No 3 in C sharp (The Well-Tempered Clavier,SUNBook 2) Angela Hewitt (piano)SUNBach HYPERION CDS 44293 CD3, Tr 5SUN01.56SUNSUNShostakovich: Prelude No 5 in D (24 Preludes and Fugues)SUNKeith Jarrett (piano)SUNShostakovich ECM 437 189-2 CD1, Tr 5SUN01.55SUNSUNRadiohead: Kid A Kid A PARLOPHONE CDKIDA1, Tr 2SUN04.45SUNSUNfade toSUNSUNBeethoven: String Quartet in A minor, Op 132 (HeiligerSUNDankgesang - excerpt from 3rd mvt) Emerson QuartetSUNBeethoven DG CD6, Tr 3SUN06.11SUNSUNBruckner: Ave Maria PolyphonySUNStephen Layton (conductor)SUNBruckner HYPERION CDA 67629, Tr 1SUN04.04SUNSUNMessiaen: Louange a l'immoralite de Jesus (Quartet for theSUNEnd of Time) Tashi Messiaen RCA GD 87835, Tr 8SUN08.06SUNSUNBob Dylan: You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You GoSUN(Blood on the Tracks)SUNBlood on the Tracks CBS CD 69097, Tr 5SUN02.53SUNSUNfades toSUNSUNSchubert: Piano Sonata in B flat, D960 (2nd mvt)SUNAlfred Brendel (piano)SUNSchubert: The Last Three Piano Sonatas PHILIPS 438 703-2SUNCD2, Tr 2SUN08.54.SUNSUN13:00 The Early Music Show b00k00pd (Listen)SUNHenry VIII ChoirbookSUNTo celebrate the 500th anniversary of the accession ofSUNHenry VIII, Lucie Skeaping looks at the manuscript of aSUNchoirbook, containing six motets, that was gifted to HenrySUNand his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. Lucie talks toSUNDavid Skinner who has recorded these motets for the firstSUNtime with his vocal ensemble Alamire. This manuscript isSUNone shown in the exhibition at the British LibrarySUNcelebrating this anniversary. Although Henry is perhapsSUNnow remembered for his ill-temper and succession of failedSUNmarriages, the early years of his reign were a time ofSUNgreat musical activity; he was passionate about music,SUNcomposing accomplished pieces himself. This programme isSUNbeing broadcast as partSUNSUNAll music from a CD entitled “Henry’s Music: Motets from aSUNRoyal Choirbook – Songs by Henry VIII”.SUNSUNHENRY VIII: Consort XIIISUNAlamire QuintEssentialSUNAndrew Lawrence-King (harp) David Skinner (director)SUNOBSIDIAN CD705 track 13SUNSUNSAMPSON: Salve radixSUN[canon in honour of Henry VIII.]SUNAlamire David Skinner (director)SUNOBSIDIAN CD705 track 7SUNSUNSAMPSON: Psallite felices AlamireSUNDavid Skinner (director)SUNOBSIDIAN CD705 track 8 (excerpt)SUNSUNSAMPSON: Quam pulchra estSUNAlamire David Skinner (director)SUNOBSIDIAN CD705 track 10SUNSUNANON: Hec est preclarumSUNAlamire David Skinner (director)SUNOBSIDIAN CD705 track 11SUNSUNTAVERNER: O Christe Jesu, pastor boneSUNAlamire David Skinner (director)SUNOBSIDIAN CD705 track 1SUNSUNHENRY VIII: O my heartSUNClare Wilkinson (mezzo-soprano)SUNAndrew Lawrence-King (harp)SUNOBSIDIAN CD705 track 14SUNSUNPHILIPPE VERDELOT: Nil majus superi videntSUNAlamire David Skinner (director)SUNOBSIDIAN CD705 track 17SUNSUNFAYRFAX: Lauda vivi alpha et ooSUNAlamire David Skinner (director)SUNOBSIDIAN CD705 track 21SUNSUN14:00 Radio 3 Requests b00k00pg (Listen)SUNVirtuoso violinist Tasmin Little opens the latest postbagSUNof listeners' requests. In the line-up this week,SUNshowstopping music by Pablo Sarasate, some mildSUNirreverence from Bach in the form of his cantataSUN'Quodlibet', and a performance of Schubert's Piano Trio inSUNE flat major, D929. Plus this week's guest, RussianSUNconductor Mikhail Agrest, chooses a favourite VerdiSUNoverture.SUNSUNSarasate NavarraSUNDavid Oistrakh, Igor Oistrakh, (violins), VladimirSUNYampolsky (piano)SUNREVELATION RV10039 T13SUNSUNBach QuodlibetSUNBarbara Schlick (soprano), Kai Wessel (alto), ChristophSUNPrégardien (tenor), Klaus Mertens (bass), Jaap ter LindenSUN(cello), Ton Koopman (harpsichord)SUNERATO 0630125982 CD3 T18SUNSUNDevienne Flute Concerto no 2 in D - 1st movtSUNJean-Pierre Rampal (flute), Orchestre Antiqua Musica,SUNJacques Roussel (conductor)SUNPHILIPS 4207192 T13SUNSUNBraein SeawardSUNNorwegian Broadcasting Orchestra, Øivind Bergh (conductor)SUNSIMAX PSC3117 T12SUNSUNSchubert Piano Trio in E flat major, D929SUNVladimir Ashkenazy (piano), Pinchas Zukerman (violin),SUNLynn Harrell (cello) Decca 4556852 CD2 T1-4SUNSUNVerdi La Forza del Destino - OvertureSUNNew Philharmonia Orchestra, Riccardo Muti (conductor)SUNEMI CDC7472742 T8SUNSUNBrahms NänieSUNSan Francisco Symphony and Chorus, Herbert BlomstedtSUN(conductor) DECCA 4525822 T4SUNSUNVinter Hunter’s MoonSUNDavid Pyatt (horn), London Philharmonic Orchestra,SUNNicholas Braithwaite (conductor)SUNLYRITA SRCD316 T13SUNSUNBernstein Symphonic Dances from West Side Story – MamboSUNCity of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Simon RattleSUN(conductor) EMI 150142 CD1 T10SUNSUN16:00 Choral Evensong b00js8l4 (Listen)SUNFrom Worcester Cathedral.SUNSUNIntroit: Surgens Jesus (Philips) Responses: RoseSUNPsalms: 108, 109 (How, Lucas, Lang)SUNFirst Lesson: Hosea 5 v15 - 6 v6SUNCanticles: Stanford in B flatSUNSecond Lesson: I Corinthians 15 vv1-11SUNAnthem: Singet dem Herrn (Bach)SUNHymn: Ye choirs of new Jerusalem (St Fulbert)SUNOrgan Voluntary: Carillon-Sortie (Mulet)SUNSUNAssistant organist: Christopher AllsopSUNMaster of the choristers: Adrian Lucas.SUNSUN17:00 Discovering Music b00k00pj (Listen)SUNJanacek: Glagolitic MassSUNStephen Johnson explores Janacek's Glagolitic Mass, aSUNcantata for soli, choir, orchestra and organ written inSUN1926, playing excerpts and the entire work from aSUNrecording by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra conducted bySUNKarel Ancerl.SUNSUNThe text of the mass is in old Slavonic language: from anSUNearly age, Janacek had been passionate about theSUNtraditions of the Slavonic peoples.SUNSUNExcerpts:SUNSUNJanacek: Glagolitic Mass Czech Philharmonic OrchestraSUNKarel Ancerl (conductor) Czech Singers' ChorusSUNJaroslav Vodrazka (organ)SUNSUNSoloists: Libuse Domaninska Vera SoukupovaSUNBeno Blachut Eduard Haken Vanguard GCD283052SUNVarious tracksSUNSUNMahler: Alpine Symphony No 6 in A minorSUNSan Francisco Symphony OrchestraSUNMichael Tilson Thomas (conductor)SUNSan Francisco SymphonySUN821936-0001-2 CD 2, Tr 1SUNSUNBach: B minor Mass Collegium VocaleSUNPhilip Herreweghe (conductor) Harmonia MundiSUNHMC 901614.15 CD 2 Track 1SUNSUNBeethoven: Missa SolemnisSUNBavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra and ChorusSUNColin Davis (conductor) Luba Orgonasova (soprano)SUNJadwiga Rappe (alto) Uwe Heilmann (tenor)SUNJan-Hendrik Rootering (bass)SUNRCA 09026 60967 2 CD 1, Tr 3SUNSUNJanacek: Taras Bulba The PhilharmoniaSUNLibor Pesek (conductor)SUNVirgin VC791506-2, Tr 10SUNSUNJanacek: Glagolitic Mass (Original Version)SUNThe Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra and ChoirSUNCharles Mackerras (conductor)SUNChandos CHAN 9310, Trs 2 and 5SUNSUNFull performance:SUNSUNJanacek: Glagolitic Mass Czech Philharmonic OrchestraSUNKarel Ancerl (conductor) Czech Singers' ChorusSUNJaroslav Vodrazka (organ)SUNSUNSoloists: Libuse Domaninska Vera SoukupovaSUNBeno Blachut Eduard HakenSUNVanguard GCD283052, Trs 1-8.SUNSUN18:30 The Choir b00k00pl (Listen)SUNLondon Festival of Contemporary Music 2009SUNAled Jones previews the London Festival of ContemporarySUNChurch Music 2009 and talks to experimental vocalist PhilSUNMinton about his Feral Choir.SUNSUNGuests: Phil Minton & Christopher BatchelorSUNSUNPlaylist: Phil Minton BlasphemySUNEMANEM 4025 1, track 17 Phil Minton - vocalsSUNSUNGabriel Jackson Edinburgh Mass - Kyrie & GloriaSUNChoir of St.Mary’s Cathedral, Edinburgh, directed bySUNMatthew Owens Delphian DCD34037, tracks 1 & 2SUNSUNJonathan Harvey How could the soul not take flightSUNLes jeunes Solistes, directed by Rachid SafirSUNSoupir Editions S215, track 07SUNSUNJonathan Dove Into thy HandsSUNThe Choir of New College, Oxford, conducted by EdwardSUNHigginbottom Avie AV 2085, track 6SUNSUNJonathan Dove Seek him that Maketh the Seven StarsSUNColmore Consort, conducted by Charles Janz, withSUNChristopher Allsop on organ CC CD1, track 1SUNSUNDeirdre Gribbin Te DeumSUNChoir of Trinity College, Cambridge private recordingSUNSUNFrancis Pott Turn our Captivity (Psalm 126)SUNChoir of Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin, directed by JudySUNMartin Signum SIGCD080, track 2SUNSUN20:00 Drama on 3 b0080fpy (Listen)SUNBabel's Tower, by Mike WalkerSUNMike Walker's play imagines the Jewish-Russian writerSUNIsaac Babel being interrogated after his arrest by theSUNSoviet secret police in 1939. As Stalin's henchmen beatSUNand bully Babel, scenes from his two great collections ofSUNstories come to him: the Jewish gangsters fighting overSUNOdessa, Babel's hometown, and the Red Cavalry, with whichSUNhe had ridden as a war correspondent, slaughtering PolesSUNat the edge of the new Soviet Union.SUNSUNBabel ...... Antony SherSUNRudin/Trunov ...... Robert GlenisterSUNSverdlov/Benya ...... Stephen NoonanSUNSUNAlso with Christopher Staines, Karl Theobald, RolandSUNOliver, Lucy Black, Rachel Atkins and Sandra Voe.SUNSUNMusic by Jon Nicholls.SUNSUN21:30 Sunday Feature b00k00pq (Listen)SUNLeland's TravelsSUNDavid Wallace explores the life and work of humanistSUNscholar John Leland, who was commissioned by Henry VIII toSUNsearch through the ancient libraries of all the religiousSUNhouses of his kingdom and catalogue their literarySUNtreasures - before the monasteries were destroyed andSUNtheir manuscripts dispersed.SUNSUNExcerpts from Leland's writings and travel notes are readSUNby Jeremy Northam.SUNSUN22:15 Words and Music b00k00ps (Listen)SUNFood for ThoughtSUNSUNA selection of poetry, prose and music on the subject ofSUNfood, with readings by Samantha Bond and Robert Powell.SUNSUNIncluding stories from the Bible, poetry by Robert FrostSUNand Carol Anne Duffy as well as writings by Jane Grigson,SUNMarcel Proust, Samuel Pepys and Giuseppe Tomasi diSUNLampedusa. Music includes Chabrier, Cage, Schubert,SUNStravinsky and Bach.SUNSUNWhy add to the mountain of programmes about food? BecauseSUN(to misquote a maybe familiar phrase) this is no ordinarySUNfood programme... For sure, food features in every one ofSUNthe texts read by Robert Powell and Samantha Bond - butSUNonly as a means of telling us about something else muchSUNmore interesting: people, situations, emotions. All ofSUNwhich are further articulated by the music preceding orSUNfollowing each reading.SUNSUNSo the whole is prefaced by Clemens non Papa'sSUNsixteenth-century 'Prayer before the Meal'; John CroweSUNRansom's quirky 'Survey of Literature' is pairedSUNwith one of John Cage's Sonatas which leads intoSUNProust's famous cup of tea and madeleine - the triggerSUNfor a host of memories of the people and surroundings ofSUNhis small-town upbringing. Proust's obvious musicalSUNpartner is that most bourgeois and sympathetic of FrenchSUNcomposers, Chabrier and his piano piece 'Paysage'SUN('landscape; scenery').SUNSUNThe dreamy atmosphere of Robert Frost's wonderfulSUN'After Apple Picking' is evoked by the night sceneSUNfrom Copland's 'Billy the Kid' which in turn slidesSUNseamlessly into the perfect musical prelude to theSUNforbidden fruit episode from Genesis: 'Trust in Me'SUNfrom Disney's 'The Jungle Book'. But we'reSUNreminded of the true import of the text with Bach'sSUNaustere chorus from Cantata 146 'We must through greatSUNtribulation enter the kingdom of God.'SUNSUNThe next passage was surely intended to evoke thatSUNbiblical fall from grace: the tragedy-to-come of Hardy'sSUNTess, after her first strawberry from Alec, is underlinedSUNby the slow movement from Schubert's 'Death and theSUNMaiden' string quartet. An extract from a cookery bookSUNby Jane Grigson, coupled with a Victorian parlour song,SUNseems to be more a comment on Victorian society than aSUNpiece about the proper appreciation of plums.SUNSUNStravinsky frames Carol Ann Duffy's 'Circe'.SUNDuffy's witty and sardonic re-imagining of Greek mythSUN(via pork cookery) is set up with music fromSUNStravinsky's Classical ballet, 'Apollo' andSUNconcludes with the porcine snufflings of his mostSUNneo-classical score, the 'Octet'.SUNSUNTwo complete meals end the programme. The first, fromSUNSamuel Pepys, oozing with apparently unconsciousSUNcomplacency and self-satisfaction, is contrasted with theSUNmuch more appealing whiff of understated eroticism ofSUNLampedusa's Sicilian dinner from 'The Leopard'. TheSUNlast music is the appropriately sensuous middle movementSUNof Bach's Double Violin Concerto which, complete withSUNits 'dying fall', also links the final text:SUNShakespeare's famous 'If music be the food ofSUNlove...' from 'Twelfth Night'.SUNSUNProduced by David PappSUNSUNRunning OrderSUNSUN00:00:00SUNClemens Non Papa: Priere devant le repas, O souverainSUNPasteur Ensemble Clement Janequin/Dominque VisseSUNHarmonia Mundi HMC 901729 Track 1SUN00:02:14SUNJohn Crowe Ransom: Survey of Literature (SB)SUN00:03:18SUNCage: Sonata II Boris Berman (piano) Naxos 8.554345SUNTrack 2SUN00:05:39SUNMarcel Proust: In Search of Lost Time, Volume 1: Swann'sSUNWay [extract] (RP)SUN00:08:23SUNChabrier: Paysage (No.1from Dix Pieces pittoresques)SUNAlain Planes (piano) Harmonia Mundi HMA 1951465SUNTrack 1SUN00:13:40SUNRobert Frost: After Apple-Picking (RP)SUN00:15:06SUNCopland: 'Night' from Billy the Kid (excerpt)SUNSan Francisco Symphony/Michael Tilson ThomasSUNRCA 090206 63511 2 Track 1SUN00:16:38SUNRichard M & Robert B Shermann: Trust In MeSUNSterling Holloway (vocal) Walt Disney WD 704002SUNTrack 10SUN00:19:07SUNGenesis 3, vs 1 - 19: Adam & Eve taste the forbiddenSUNfruit (RP)SUN00:22:39SUNBach: Wir mussen durch viel Trubsal (from Cantata 146)SUNMonteverdi ChoirSUNEnglish Baroque Soloists/John Eliot Gardiner SDG 107SUNCD 1, Track 15SUN00:30:18SUNThomas Hardy: Tess of the d'Urbervilles: Alec gives TessSUNa strawberry (SB)SUN00:32:34SUNSchubert: Andante con moto (from String Quartet No.14 in DSUNminor 'Death and the Maiden') Takacs QuartetSUNHyperion CDA67585 Track 2SUN00:44:55SUNJane Grigson: Plums (SB)SUN00:46:35SUNBalfe: Come into the garden, MaudSUNRobert Tear (tenor) & Andre Previn (piano)SUNEMI HMV 7 67808 2 Track 9SUN00:50:41SUNStravinsky: Coda - Apollon et les muses from ApollonSUNmusagetesSUNRoyal Concertgebouw Orchestra/Riccardo ChaillySUNDecca 458 142-2 Track 10SUN00:54:00SUNCarol Ann Duffy: Circe (SB)SUN00:56:00SUNStravinsky: Tema con Variazioni from OctetSUNColumbia Chamber Ensemble/Igor StravinskySUNSony M 30579 Track 5SUN01:01:00SUNSamuel Pepys: 13 Jan 1663 - A grand dinner party he gaveSUNat the cost of 'near £5' (RP)SUN01:03:12SUNLampedusa: The Leopard [extract - Sicilian Dinner] (SB)SUN01:05:22SUNBach: Largo ma non tanto from Double Violin Concerto (BWVSUN1043) Daniel Hope & Marieke Blankesstijn (violins)SUNChamber Orchestra of Europe Warner 2564 62545-2SUNTrack 5SUN01:07:11SUNShakespeare: If music be the food of love (RP)SUNSUN23:30 Jazz Line-Up b00k00pv (Listen)SUNBranford MarsalisSUNJulian Joseph is joined by saxophonist Branford Marsalis -SUNwith whom he often played while at Berklee College inSUNBoston - to talk about jazz and its changes through theSUNyears as well as the latter's attitude to composition - inSUNparticular, curious time signatures.SUNSUNMarsalis's latest CD is titled Metamorphose, and featuresSUNJory Calderadso on piano, Eric Revis on bass and JeffSUN'Tain' Watts on drums. He has commented about his group:SUN'We try to do everything. We are prepared to play anythingSUNat any time, including songs we don't know'.SUNSUNAnd Tony-Dudley Evans, programmer of the 14th CheltenhamSUNJazz Festival, previews the seven-day event.SUNSUNTitle: Solen Glimmar Blank Och TrindSUNArtist: Jan Lundgren TrioSUNCD: Swedish StandardsSUNTrack: 1 Label: ACT 9022-2SUNComp: C.M.Bellman arr. Lundgren Pub: Act Dur: 5m52sSUNSUNTitle: Recommended Tools Artist: Donny McCalsinSUNCD: Recommended ToolsSUNTrack: 1 Label: Greenleaf Music 108SUNComp: Donny McCalsin Pub: Greenleaf Music Dur: 7m24sSUNSUNTitle: Concertino Da Camera for Alto Saxophone andSUNOrchestra II (Larghetto) Artist: Brandford MarsalisSUNCD: ClassicSUNTrack: 8 Label: Sony Classical 886972 75442SUNComp: Jacques Ibert Pub: Sony Music Dur: 1m12sSUNSUNTitle: Jabberwocky Artist: Branford MarsalisSUNCD: MetamorphosenSUNTrack: 3 Label: Marsalis Music 460 001SUNComp: B Marsalis Pub: Marsalis Music Dur: 4m58sSUNSUNTitle: The Last Goodbye Artist: Branford MarsalisSUNCD: MetamorphosenSUNTrack: 7 Label: Marsalis Music 460 001SUNComp: Joey Calderazzo Pub: Marsalis Music Dur: 8m24sSUNSUNTitle: Abe Vigoda Artist: Branford MarsalisSUNCD: MetamorphosenSUNTrack: 4 Label: Marsalis Music 460 001SUNComp: Eric Revis Pub: Marsalis Music Dur: 5m15sSUNSUNTitle:Sphere Artist: Branford MarsalisSUNCD: MetamorphosenSUNTrack: 6 Label: Marsalis Music 460 001SUNComp: Eric Revis Pub: Marsalis Music Dur: 6m5sSUNSUNTitle: Dee Wee Artist: Ellis MarsalisSUNCD: The Classic Ellis MarsalisSUNTrack: 4 Label: AFO Records 91-0428 Comp: James BlackSUNPub: N/A Dur: 5m24sSUNSUNTitle: Samo Artist: Branford MarsalisSUNCD: MetamorphosenSUNTrack: 9 Label: Marsalis Music 460 001 Comp: WattsSUNPub: Marsalis Music Dur: 9m53s.SUNMONMONDAY 27 APRIL 2009MONMON01:00 Through the Night b00k00v3 (Listen)MON1.00amMONGrieg, Edvard (1843-1907): String Quartet No 1 in G minor,MONOp 27MON1.36amMONGrieg: String Quartet No 2 in F (unfinished)MONFragaria Vesca:MONTor Johan Boen, Elisabeth Dingstad (violins)MONAnders Rensvik (viola) Audun Sandvik (cello)MON1.56amMONSchubert, Franz (1797-1828)/Liszt, Franz (1811-1886):MONSeven Schubert Song transcriptions Naum Grubert (piano)MON2.23amMONSchumann, Robert (1810-1856): Symphony No 2 in C, Op 61MONOrchestre Nationale de France Heinz Wallberg (conductor)MON3.00amMONMozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Concerto No 3 in GMONfor violin and orchestra, K216MONMozart Anniversary OrchestraMONJames Ehnes (violin/director)MON3.26amMONGrieg, Edvard (1843-1907): Four Psalms for baritone andMONmixed voices, Op 74 Estonian Philharmonic Chamber ChoirMONPaul Hillier (conductor)MON3.47amMONHellendaal, Pieter (1721-1799): Sonata Prima in G, Op 5MONJaap ter Linden, Ageet Zweistra (cellos)MONTon Koopman (harpsichord)MON3.56amMONDebussy, Claude (1862-1918): EstampesMONLars David Nilsson (piano)MON4.11amMONLarsson, Lars-Erik (1908-1986): Concertino for piano andMONstrings, Op 45 No 12 Marten Landstrom (piano)MONMembers of Uppsala Chamber SoloistsMON4.26amMONDebussy, Claude (1862-1916): Sonata in D minor for celloMONand piano Zara Nelsova (cello)MONGrant Johannesen (piano)MON4.37amMONRodrigo, Joaquin (1901-1999): Concierto de AranjuezMONNorbert Kraft (guitar) Winnipeg Symphony OrchestraMONKazuhiro Koizumi (conductor)MON5.00amMONBach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750): Fantasie in G forMONorgan, BWV572 Scott Ross (organ)MON5.10amMONMendelssohn, Felix (1809-1847): Laudate pueri (O praiseMONthe Lord) Ivelina Ivancheva (piano) PolyphoniaMONIvelin Dimitrov (conductor)MON5.20amMONSchubert, Franz (1797-1828): String Quartet in C minor,MOND103 (Quartettsatz) Tilev String QuartetMON5.30amMONMozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Sonata in B flat forMONpiano duet, K358MONLeonore von Stauss, Wolfgang Brunner (fortepiano)MON5.42amMONBach, Carl Philipp Emanuel (1714-1788): Sonata in D, Wq 83MONLes Coucous BenevolesMON5.59amMONBeethoven, Ludwig van (1770-1827): Violin Sonata in F, OpMON24 (Spring) Salvatore Accardo (violin)MONMichele Campanella (piano)MON6.23amMONRespighi, Ottorino (1879-1936): Concerto in modo misolidioMONfor piano and orchestra (Concerto in the mixolydian mode)MONOlli Mustonen (piano) Norwegian Radio OrchestraMONMarkus Lehtinen (conductor).MONMON07:00 Breakfast b00k00v5 (Listen)MONMON10:00 Classical Collection b00k00v7 (Listen)MON10.00amMONWagner: Lohengrin (Prelude to Act 1) Vienna PhilharmonicMONWilhelm Furtwangler (conductor) EMI CHS 764935 2MON10.11amMONWolf: Lebe wohl!; Nimmersatte Liebe; Fussreise; HeimwehMONPeter Schreier (tenor) Karl Engel (piano)MONORFEO C 142 981 AMON10.22amMONMendelssohn: Overture (Camacho's Wedding), Op 10MONBudapest Philharmonic OrchestraMONAndras Korodi (conductor) HUNGAROTON SLPX 11482 (LP)MON10.30amMONHandel: Ah! Spietato (Amadigi di Gaula, Act 1)MONEmma Kirkby (soprano) Brandenburg ConsortMONRoy Goodman (organ/conductor) HYPERION CDA66860MON10.37amMONChausson: Symphony in B flat Boston Symphony OrchestraMONCharles Munch (conductor)MONRec Symphony Hall, Boston - Feb 26, 1962MONRCA GD 60683, Trs 1-3MON11.09amMONFaure/Messager: Souvenirs de BayreuthMONKathryn Stott, Martin Roscoe (piano)MONHYPERION CDA 66911/4MON11.13amMONWeber: Wo berg' ich mich?... Komm denn, unser LeidMON(Euryanthe, Act 2) Lysiart ...... Tom Krause (bass)MONEglantine ...... Rita Hunter (mezzo-soprano)MONDresden Staatskapelle Marek Janowski (conductor)MONBERLIN CLASSICS 0011082BCMON11.32amMONBrahms: Klavierstucke, Op 118MONThe Building a Library recommendation.MONMON12:00 Composer of the Week b00k00v9 (Listen)MONDonald Macleod is joined by scholar and performerMONChristopher Stembridge to explore the life and work ofMONGirolamo Frescobaldi.MONMONThey begin with an examination of Frescobaldi's earlyMONyears in Ferrara, where he absorbed the city's richMONcultural heritage. Alongside excerpts from Frescobaldi'sMONfirst publications, there is music by the predecessors andMONcontemporaries whose influence rubbed off on him: JosquinMONDesprez, a former maestro di capella at the Ferrara court;MONLuzzasco Luzzaschi, Frescobaldi's teacher; AlessandroMONGrandi, Frescobaldi's younger colleague at the AccademiaMONdella Morte; Claudio Monteverdi, whom Stembridge sees asMONplaying Handel to Frescobaldi's Bach; a trio of NeapolitanMONcomposers, Gesualdo, Mayone and De Macque; and a VenetianMONone - Giovanni Gabrieli.MONMONDonald follows Frescobaldi on his single recordedMONexcursion beyond Italy, to Flanders, in the company of theMONpapal nuncio Guido Bentivoglio, then back to Rome and StMONPeter's, where he worked on and off for the rest of hisMONlife.MONMONFrescobaldi: Canzona sopra Rugier (Canzoni da sonare)MONLes Basses Reunies Bruno Cocset (conductor)MONAlpha 053, Tr 3MONMONJosquin: Kyrie (Missa Hercules dux Ferrariae)MONDavid James, Ashley Stafford, Robert Jones (countertenors)MONRogers Covey-Crump, John Potter, Mark Padmore (tenors)MONGordon Jones (baritone)MONPaul Hillier, David Beavan (basses) Hilliard EnsembleMONPaul Hillier (director) EMI CDC 7 49960 2, Tr 1MONMONLuzzaschi: O dolcezz'amarissime d'Amore (Madrigali a uno,MONdue e tre soprani) Musica Secreta:MONDeborah Roberts, Tessa Bonner (sopranos)MONMary Nichols (contralto) Paula Chateauneuf (chitarrone)MONAmon Ra CD-SAR 58, Tr 7MONMONGrandi: O quam tu pulchra esMONHenri Ledroit (countertenor) Ricercar Consort:MONPhilippe Pierlot (bass viol)MONBernard Foccroulle (harpsichord)MONRicercar RIC 013028, Tr 4MONMONMonteverdi: Cruda Amarilli (Quinto libro de madrigali)MONConcerto Italiano Rinaldo Alessandrini (conductor)MONOpus 111 30-166, Tr 1MONMONDe Macque: Prime stravaganzeMONChristopher Stembridge (harpsichord by Denzil Wraight)MONArs Musici AM 1207-2, Tr 12MONMONGesualdo: GagliardaMONChristopher Stembridge (harpsichord by Denzil Wraight)MONArs Musici AM 1207-2, Tr 18MONMONMayone: Toccata QuartaMONChristopher Stembridge (harpsichord by Denzil Wraight)MONArs Musici AM 1207-2, Tr 20MONMONFrescobaldi: Three madrigals (Il primo libro dei madrigali)MONRossana Bertini, Elisa Franzetti (sopranos)MONGloria Banditelli (mezzo-soprano) Claudio Cavina (alto)MONGiuseppe Maletto, Sandro Naglia (tenors)MONSergio Foresti (basss) Mara Galassi (arpa doppia)MONAndrea Damiani (theorbo) Concerto ItalianoMONRinaldo Alessandrini (director)MONOpus 111 30-133, Trs 10, 21, 11MONMONFrescobaldi: Fantasia seconda sopra un soggetto solo (IlMONprimo libro delle Fantasie a quattro)MONLiuwe Tamminga (organ in Cornu Epistolae in San PetronioMONBasilica, Bologna, by Lorenze Da Prato and GiovanniMONBattista Facchetti) Accent ACC 24169, Tr 3MONMONFrescobaldi: Fantasia duodecima sopra quattro soggetti (IlMONprimo libro delle Fantasie a quattro)MONLiuwe Tamminga (organ in Cornu Evangelii in San PetronioMONBasilica, Bologna, by Baldassarre Malamini, 1596)MONAccent ACC 24169, Tr 18MONMONG Gabrieli: Canzo: La Spiritata (Raveri's anthology ofMON1608, Venice) His Majestys Sagbutts and Cornetts:MONJeremy West, Jamie Savan (cornetts)MONAbigail Newman, Stephen Saunders (sackbutts)MONGary Cooper (organ) SFZ Music, pre-releaseMONMONFrescobaldi: Canzon a 8 (Raveri's anthology of 1608,MONVenice) His Majestys Sagbutts and Cornetts:MONJamie Savan, Jeremy West (cornets)MONAdam Woolf, Abigail Newman, Emily White, Phillip DaleMON(sackbutts)MONStephen Saunders, Anthony Harwood-White (bass sackbutts)MONGary Cooper (organ) SFZ Music, pre-release.MONMON13:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00k00vc (Listen)MONJean-Guihen Queyras (cello) and Alexandre Tharaud (piano)MONFrom Wigmore Hall, London. Presented by Fiona Talkington.MONMONA concert by the all-French duo of cellist Jean-GuihenMONQueyras and pianist Alexandre Tharaud.MONMONWebern: Three short pieces Brahms: Sonata No 1, Op 38MONDebussy: La plus que lenteMONBerg: Four Pieces for cello and piano, Op 5MONDebussy: Sonata for cello and piano.MONMON14:00 Afternoon on 3 b00k029m (Listen)MONSt Petersburg Conservatory, Episode 1MONMONSeries celebrating the rich legacy of the St PetersburgMONConservatory, which was founded in 1861 by AntonMONRubinstein. It features great Russian and Soviet composersMONand conductors who were alumni.MONMONShchedrin: Concerto No 1 for orchestra (Naughty Limericks)MONMariinsky Theatre Orchestra Valery Gergiev (conductor)MONMONTchaikovsky: The Nutcracker (excerpts)MONMariinsky Theatre Orchestra Valery Gergiev (conductor)MONMON2.35pmMONBrahms: String Quartet No 3 in B flat, Op 67MONAtrium QuartetMONMON3.15pmMONRimsky-Korsakov: ScheherazadeMONMariinsky Theatre Orchestra Valery Gergiev (conductor)MONMON4.00pmMONTchaikovsky: String Quartet No 2 in F, Op 22MONAtrium Quartet.MONMON17:00 In Tune b00k029p (Listen)MONSean Rafferty presents a selection of music and guestsMONfrom the arts world, featuring performances by theMONSchubert Ensemble, who join Sean in the studio to talkMONabout their Finding Faure week that Kings Place asked themMONto curate.MONMONAnd conductor Hugh Wolff talks to Sean about his upcomingMONconcert tour with Nicola Benedetti and the PhilharmoniaMONOrchestra.MONMON19:00 Performance on 3 b00k029r (Listen)MONUlster Orchestra/Tuomas Ollila-HannikainenMONMONIn a concert entitled Mirth and Melancholy, the UlsterMONOrchestra under Finnish conductor TuomasMONOllila-Hannikainen perform music by Weber, Beethoven andMONStanford at the Ulster Hall, Belfast.MONMONThe programme begins with the overture to Weber's lastMONopera, Oberon - a concert piece that has become much moreMONpopular than the opera itself, picturing a land of fairiesMONand the spirits of air, earth and water - which isMONfollowed by Dutch pianist Ronald Brautigam in Beethoven'sMONlast Piano Concerto.MONMONA performance of Stanford's Fifth Symphony concludes theMONconcert. Inspired by Milton's L'Allegro ed il penseroso,MONit contrasts mirth and melancholy.MONMONRonald Brautigam (piano) Ulster OrchestraMONTuomas Ollila-Hannikainen (conductor)MONMONWeber: Overture (Oberon)MONBeethoven: Piano Concerto No 5 (Emperor)MONStanford: Symphony No 5 in D (L'Allegro ed il penseroso)MONMONFollowed by a focus on Beethoven's violin sonatas,MONfeatured in recordings from the BBC archives.MONMON21:15 Night Waves b00k029t (Listen)MONHistory of the DruidsMONMatthew Sweet and Ronald Hutton, professor of History atMONBristol University discuss the 2,000-year history of theMONDruids in Britain, looking at how they have beenMONcontinually reinvented over the last 300 years byMONvisionaries, radicals and fraudsters.MONMONCrushed by the Romans in the first century AD, the ancientMONDruids left almost no reliable evidence behind. Because ofMONthis, succeeding British generations have been free toMONreimagine, reinterpret and reinvent them. Druids have beenMONremembered at different times as patriots, scientists,MONphilosophers and priests. They have been portrayed asMONcorrupt, bloodthirsty and fomenters of rebellion. AndMONduring the 19th century, they dominated Romantic notionsMONof British prehistory and identity.MONMONProf Hutton explores the evolution of English, Welsh andMONScottish attitudes towards these ambiguous celtic figuresMONand asks why the distinctive robes worn by today's DruidsMONat Welsh Eisteddfods and Stonehenge rites were dreamt upMONby Hubert Herkomer - a Bavarian designer - in the 1890s.MONMON22:00 Composer of the Week b00k00v9 (Listen)MON[Repeat of broadcast at 12:00 today]MONMON23:00 The Essay b00k107b (Listen)MONA Laureate's Life, Charles SimicMONSeries examining laureateship around the world.MONMONPoet Charles Simic, a former American laureate, revealsMONhow he wanted to turn down the offer of the job. HeMONreveals how he wanted to turn the post down but was talkedMONinto it by his children, and how he refused offers toMONperform for the 'official Washington' and at the WhiteMONHouse. Though initially sceptical about the role, heMONconcludes that 'there's nothing more interesting orMONhopeful about America than its poetry'.MONMON23:15 Jazz on 3 b00k029w (Listen)MONBlink and Sam Crockatt Quartet at the Loop FestivalMONJez Nelson presents two of London's fastest-rising talentsMONin concert at the Loop festival. With saxophonist SamMONCrockatt and his quartet, featuring college friend andMONleading British pianist Gwilym Simcock, plus trio Blink,MONwhose debut album has received critical praise. BlendingMONclean melodies with free interplay, Blink is co-led byMONbold young pianist Alcyona Mick and French saxophonistMONRobin Fincker, with Paul Clarvis completing the trio onMONdrums.MONMONThe Loop festival was put together in honour of theMONLondon-based collective's fourth birthday in FebruaryMON2009. It has a DIY approach to performing, promoting andMONrecording music and, as a result, has become a breedingMONground for innovative musicians in the city.MONMONExcerpt from Happyby Sam Crockatt Quartet recorded at theMONVortex Jazz Club on February 14, 2009 (details below)MONMONCD track:MONMONArtist: Get The Blessing (Jim Barr - bass, Clive Deamer -MONdrums, Pete Judge - trumpet, Jake McMurchie - saxophones)MONTrack Title: Bugs in AmberMONComposer: Barr/Deamer/Judge/McMurchieMONAlbum Title: Bugs in Amber Label: CakeMONMONGet the Blessing perform on Jazz on 3's special CheltenhamMONFestival show at the Everyman Theatre. Tickets for theMONevent are free but must be booked in advance, seeMONcheltenhamfestivals.com for details.MONMONBlink recorded at the Vortex Jazz Club on February 14, 2009MONMONLine Up: Alcyona Mick (piano)MONRobin Fincker (tenor saxophone and clarinet)MONPaul Clarvis (drums)MONMONSet List: 1 Mummy's boy (Mick)MON2 She Languishes (Mick) 3 Hall C (Fincker)MON4 Underfoot (Mick) 5 Crunch (Mick)MONMONCD Tracks:MONMONArtist: John Hollenbeck (Todd Reynolds - violin, MattMONMoran - vibraphone, John Hollenbeck - drums)MONTrack Title: Gray Cottage Study No 6MONComposer: John Hollenbeck Album Title: Rainbow JimmiesMONLabel: GPE RecordsMONMONArtist: Erik Friedlander (Erik Friedlander - cello)MONTrack Title: Block Ice and Propane Composer: FriedlanderMONAlbum Title: Block Ice and PropaneMONLabel: SkipStone RecordsMONMONArtist: Flat Earth Society (Marc Meeuwissen -MONtrombone/euphonium, Michel Mast - tenor sax, BenjaminMONBoutreur - alto sax, Luc Van Lieshout - trumpet, PeterMONVermeersch - clarinet, Stefan Blancke - trombone, TeunMONVerbruggen - drums/dustbingrooves, Berlinde Deman -MONtuba/euphonium, Bruno Vansina - baritone sax/flute, WimMONWillaert - accordion/keyboards, Tom Wouters -MONclarinet/vibraphone, Bart Maris - trumpet, PeterMONVandenberghe - piano/keyboards, Kristof Roseeuw - doubleMONbass, Pierre Vervloesem - guitar)MONTrack Title: Vole Sperm ReverieMONComposer: Peter VermeerschMONAlbum Title: Cheer Me, Perverts! Label: Crammed DiscsMONMONArtist: Okkyung Lee/Peter Evans/Steve Beresford (OkkyungMONLee - cello, Peter Evans - trumpet, Steve Beresford -MONpiano) Track Title: Egokrio-narMONComposer: Lee/Evans/BeresfordMONAlbumTitle: Check For Monsters Label: EmanemMONMONSam Crockatt Quartet recorded at the Vortex Jazz Club onMONFebruary 14, 2009MONMONLine up: Sam Crockatt (saxophone) Dave Smith (drums)MONOli Hayhurst (double bass) Gwilym Simcock (piano)MONMONSet List: 1 Project One (Crockatt)MON2 Breath (Crockatt) 3 Happy (Crockatt)MONTUETUESDAY 28 APRIL 2009TUETUE01:00 Through the Night b00k02c7 (Listen)TUE1.00amTUEDring, Madeleine (1923-1977): Sister, awake; Ah, how sweetTUEit is to love!; I feed a flame withinTUE1.12amTUEDring: The Reconcilement Inger Olsson Moberg (soprano)TUEPer Torngren (piano)TUE1.20amTUEDring: Fantasy Sonata for piano Per Torngren (piano)TUE1.30amTUEDring: A bay in Anglesey; Holding the night; Frosty nightTUEInger Olsson Moberg (soprano) Per Torngren (piano)TUE1.40amTUELindblad, Adolf Fredrik (1801-1878): String Quartet No 3TUEin C Yggdrasil String QuartetTUE2.16amTUELie, Sigurd (1871-1904): Symphony in A minorTUEKristiansand Symphony OrchestraTUETerje Boye Hansen (conductor)TUE2.49amTUEChausson, Ernest (1855-1899): Pavane and Forlane (QuelquesTUEdanses for piano, Op 26) Bengt-Ake Lundin (piano)TUE3.00amTUERachmaninov, Sergei (1873-1943): The Bells (Kolokola) forTUEsoloists, chorus and orchestra, Op 35TUERoumiana Bareva (soprano) Pavel Kourchoumov (tenor)TUEStoyan Popov (baritone) Sons de la mer Mixed Choir VarnaTUEBulgarian National Radio Symphony OrchestraTUEVassil Stefanov (conductor)TUE3.39amTUEBizet, Georges (1838-1875): Suite No 1 (L'arlesienne)TUESlovenian Radio and Television Symphony OrchestraTUEMarko Munih (conductor)TUE3.57amTUEVallet, Nicolas (c.1583-c.1645): Carillon de villageTUEToyohiko Satoh (lute)TUE4.00amTUERung, Henrik (1807-1871): Kimer, I klokker (Chime, youTUEbells) Fionian Chamber Choir Alice Granum (director)TUE4.02amTUECantieni, Robert: Il Sain da Not (The Evening Bell)TUESuraua Mixed Chorus Ruedi Collenberg (director)TUE4.04amTUESibelius, Jean (1865-1957): Kallion kirkon kellosavelmaTUE(The Bells of Kallio Church), Op 56bTUEFinnish Radio Chamber ChoirTUEEric-Olof Soderstrom (conductor)TUE4.07amTUEPurcell, Henry (1659-1695): Rejoice in the Lord alway, Z49TUE(Bell anthem) Robert Lawaty (countertenor)TUERobert Pozarski (tenor) Miroslaw Borczynski (bass)TUESine Nomine Chamber ChoirTUEConcerto Polacco Baroque OrchestraTUEMarek Toporowski (director)TUE4.15amTUEDelibes, Leo (1836-1891): Bell Song: Ou va la jeuneTUEHindoue (Lakme, Act 2) Lakme ...... Tracy Dahl (soprano)TUECalgary Philharmonic OrchestraTUEMario Bernardi (conductor)TUE4.24amTUESaint-Saens, Camille (1835-1921): Danse macabre, Op 40TUE(transcr. for two pianos) Ouellet-Murray DuoTUE4.31amTUEDebussy, Claude (1862-1918): La cathedrale engloutieTUE(Preludes, Book 1) Philippe Cassard (piano)TUE4.37amTUEProkofiev, Sergey (1891-1953): Lieutenant Kije, Op 60 -TUEsuite for orchestra Queensland Symphony OrchestraTUEVladimir Verbitsky (conductor)TUE5.00amTUEPraetorius, Michael (1571-1621): Renaissance ConcertoTUEHungarian Brass EnsembleTUE5.05amTUEWagenseil, Georg Christoph (1715-1777): Concerto in E flatTUEfor trombone and orchestra Warwick Tyrrell (trombone)TUEAdelaide Symphony OrchestraTUENicholas Braithwaite (conductor)TUE5.15amTUEMozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Adagio and Fugue inTUEC minor for strings, K546 Risor Festival StringsTUE5.23amTUEHidas, Frigyes (1928-2007): Adagio for orchestraTUEHungarian Radio Orchestra Gyorgy Lehel (conductor)TUE5.35amTUEKodaly, Zoltan (1882-1967): Four Italian madrigals forTUEfemale chorus Jutland Chamber ChoirTUEMogens Dahl (director)TUE5.47amTUEByrd, William (c.1540-1623): Pavana lachrimae (after JohnTUEDowland) for keyboard, MB XXVIII 54TUEAapo Hakkinen (harpsichord)TUE5.55amTUEHandel, Georg Frideric (1685-1759): Music for the RoyalTUEFireworks Collegium AureumTUE6.17amTUEPacius, Fredrik (1809-1891): Overture (The Hunt of KingTUECharles) Finnish Radio Symphony OrchestraTUEJukka-Pekka Saraste (conductor)TUE6.25amTUESibelius, Jean (1865-1957): 10 pensees lyriques for piano,TUEOp 40 Eero Heinonen (piano)TUE6.44amTUEHummel, Johann Nepomuk (1778-1837): Trio in G for violin,TUEviola and cello Viktor Simcisko (violin)TUEAlzbeta Plazkurova (viola) Jozef Sikora (cello).TUETUE07:00 Breakfast b00k02c9 (Listen)TUETUE10:00 Classical Collection b00k02cc (Listen)TUE10.00amTUEBrahms: Ein Deutsches RequiemTUEHarolyn Blackwell (soprano)TUEDavid Wilson-Johnson (baritone)TUELondon Symphony Chorus and OrchestraTUEAndre Previn (conductor) LSO LSO 0005TUE11.07amTUEBizet: Jeux d'enfants Katia and Marielle Labeque (piano)TUEPHILIPS 420 159TUE11.29amTUEWagner: Inbrunst im Herzen... Das sah ich ihn (Tannhauser)TUELauritz Melchior (tenor) London Symphony OrchestraTUEAlbert Coates (conductor) NIMBUS NI 7848TUE11.38amTUEWagner: Elsa's Dream (Lohengrin)TUEBirgit Nilsson (soprano) Philharmonia OrchestraTUELeopold Ludwig (conductor) EMI CDM 763 108 2TUE11.43amTUEWagner: Die Walkure (conclusion) John Tomlinson (bass)TUEBayreuth Festival Orchestra Daniel Barenboim (conductor)TUETELDEC 06330138219.TUETUE12:00 Composer of the Week b00k1041 (Listen)TUEGirolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643), Episode 2TUEDonald Macleod is joined by scholar and performerTUEChristopher Stembridge to explore the life and work ofTUEGirolamo Frescobaldi.TUETUEThey focus on Frescobaldi's keyboard music and, inTUEparticular, on his groundbreaking publication in 1615 ofTUEthe First Book of Toccatas and Partitas, which theTUEcomposer rushed into print a year ahead of schedule in hisTUEattempts to land a plum job at the Mantuan court.TUETUEFrescobaldi: Corrente Terza (Toccate e partite libroTUEprimo, 1616 print) Roberto Loreggian (harpsichord)TUEBrilliant Classics 93767, CD 2 Tr 7TUETUEFrescobaldi: Ricercar Decimo (Obligo la, fa, sol, la, re),TUE1615 Performed in the studio by Christopher StembridgeTUE(harpsichord)TUETUEFrescobaldi: Partite 12 sopra l'Aria di Ruggiero (ToccateTUEe partite libro primo, 1616)TUERinaldo Alessandrini (harpsichord attributed to GiovaniTUECelestini, Venice, c. 1605) Arcana A904, CD 1 Tr 8TUETUECaccini: Amarilli, mia bella James Bowman (countertenor)TUESkip Sempe (organ) Jay Bernfeld (viola da gamba)TUEArion ARN 68046, Tr 5TUETUEPhilips (after Caccini): Amarilli, mia bellaTUEPerformed in the studio by Christopher StembridgeTUE(harpsichord)TUETUEFrescobaldi: Toccata nona (Toccate e partite libro primo)TUEPerformed in the studio by Christopher StembridgeTUE(harpsichord)TUETUEFrescobaldi: Partite di Follia (Toccate e partite libroTUEprimo) Luigi Ferdinando Tagliavini (harpsichord)TUEErmitage 427-2 DDD, Tr 2TUETUEFrescobaldi: Toccata sesta (Toccate e partite libro primo)TUEChristopher Stembridge (harpsichord)TUE(unreleased recording)TUETUEFrescobaldi: Toccata undecima (Toccate e partite libroTUEprimo) Christopher Stembridge (harpsichord)TUE(unreleased recording)TUETUEFrescobaldi: Toccata decima (Toccate e partite libro primo)TUEChristopher Stembridge (harpsichord)TUE(unreleased recording).TUETUE13:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00k02cf (Listen)TUEViennese Whirl, Episode 1TUETUEPart of a series of concerts given at the Sage, Gateshead,TUEfeaturing music written by composers who were based inTUEVienna.TUETUEEnsemble 360TUETUEMozart: Quintet in E flat for piano and winds, K452TUEBeethoven: Quintet in E flat for piano and winds, Op 16.TUETUE14:00 Afternoon on 3 b00k02ch (Listen)TUESt Petersburg Conservatory, Episode 2TUETUESeries celebrating the rich legacy of the St PetersburgTUEConservatory, which was founded in 1861 by AntonTUERubinstein. It features great Russian and Soviet composersTUEand conductors who were alumni.TUETUEThere is French music conducted by Mariss Jansons, aTUETchaikovsky quartet, as well as a rare completeTUEperformance of Vladimir Deshevov's 1929 opera Ice andTUESteel. Deshevov was a leading light in the SovietTUEavant-garde - described by Darius Milhaud described as aTUE'genius' and 'extremely original' - but his music wasTUElater ruthlessly suppressed by the authorities.TUETUEPoulenc: Organ Concerto Leo van Doeselaar (organ)TUERoyal Concertgebouw Orchestra, AmsterdamTUEMariss Jansons (conductor)TUETUE2.40pmTUETchaikovsky: String quartet No 3 in E flat minor, Op 30TUESt Petersburg QuartetTUETUE3.15pmTUEDeshevov: Ice and Steel - opera in four actsTUESaarland State Opera Will Humburg (conductor).TUETUE17:00 In Tune b00k1058 (Listen)TUETUE19:00 Performance on 3 b00k105b (Listen)TUERSNO/Kristian JarviTUETUEEstonian-born conductor Kristian Jarvi conducts the RoyalTUEScottish National Orchestra in a concert entitled HumourTUEand Humanity, which was given at the Music Hall inTUEAberdeen. The programme includes Dvorak and Bruckner asTUEwell as Schwertsik's Divertimento Macchiato for trumpetTUEand orchestra, a new concerto written for HakenTUEHardenberger, who is considered among the greatest trumpetTUEsoloists of today.TUETUEHakan Hardenberger (trumpet)TUERoyal Scottish National OrchestraTUEKristjan Jarvi (conductor)TUETUEDvorak: Scherzo capriciosoTUESchwertsik: Divertimento Macchiato for trumpet andTUEorchestra Bruckner: Symphony No 6TUETUEFollowed by a focus on recordings of the Beethoven ViolinTUESonatas made specially for the BBC.TUETUE21:15 Night Waves b00k105d (Listen)TUEElizabethan GardenTUEBidisha visits the garden at Kenilworth Castle, the firstTUEre-creation of one of the greatest gardens of theTUEElizabethan age. Designed by Robert Dudley, Earl ofTUELeicester to seduce Elizabeth I and win her hand inTUEmarriage, it features a bejewelled aviary filled withTUEpheasants, canaries and guinea fowl, elaborately carvedTUEarbours and an 18-foot high fountain. The fountain hasTUEmarble panels depicting scenes from Ovid's MetamorphosesTUEand is accompanied by a secret surpise fountain whichTUEsoaks those too much excited by the erotic imagery.TUETUEThe re-creation is based on archaeological excavationsTUEcarried out in 2005, historical research and contemporaryTUEdescriptions made by Robert Langham, an eye-witness to theTUEvisit made to Kenilworth by Elizabeth in July 1575. DudleyTUEcreated the garden as a way of presenting himself as aTUEworthy husband and consort to the Queen, and so is full ofTUEallegory and symbolism.TUETUEBidisha and English Heritage Chairman Simon Thurley try toTUEdecipher the hidden meanings and messages of thisTUEhorticultural landmark.TUETUE22:00 Composer of the Week b00k1041 (Listen)TUE[Repeat of broadcast at 12:00 today]TUETUE23:00 The Essay b00k107t (Listen)TUEA Laureate's Life, Michele LeggottTUESeries examining laureateship around the world.TUETUEPoet Michele Leggott recalls her first year as NewTUEZealand's laureate and how she coped with losing herTUEeyesight as she travelled the world and explored her newTUErole. Her tokotoko - the laureate's traditional woodenTUEstick - is made out of a pool cue painted blue. As herTUEsight fades, Michele realises that 'my blue stick hasTUEquietly prepared the way for my white stick'.TUETUE23:15 Late Junction b00k107w (Listen)TUEFiona Talkington's varied musical selection includes folkTUEmusicians Aly Bain, Bruce Molsky and Ale Moller playingTUEtogether, with excerpts from a concert they gave in SwedenTUEin autumn 2008. Plus music with a childhood theme and theTUElute playing of Edin Karamazov.TUEWEDWEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2009WEDWED01:00 Through the Night b00k108k (Listen)WED1.00amWEDRossini, Gioachino (1792-1868): William Tell OvertureWED1.14amWEDHaydn, Joseph (1732-1809): Concerto in C for cello andWEDorchestra, H VIIb 1 (with Jean-Guihen Queyras, cello)WED1.38amWEDElgar, Edward (1857-1934): Symphony No 1 in A flat, Op 55WED2.31amWEDRossini, Gioachino (1792-1868), orch. Britten: MarchWED(Matinees musicales) Stuttgart Radio Symphony OrchestraWEDRoger Norrington (conductor)WED2.34amWEDKraus, Joseph Martin (1756-1792): Sinfonie in D, VB143WEDConcerto KolnWED2.53amWEDRossi, Michelangelo (c.1601-1656): Toccata SettinaWEDLeo van Doeselaar (organ)WED3.00amWEDDvorak, Antonin (1841-1904): Concerto in G minor for pianoWEDand orchestra, Op 33 Hans Pette Tangen (piano)WEDNorwegian Radio Orchestra Ingar Bergby (conductor)WED3.41amWEDPurcell, Henry (1659-1695): Ode for the birthday of QueenWEDMary (Come, ye sons of Art, away, Z323)WEDAnna Mikolajczyk (soprano) Henning Voss (contralto)WEDRobert Lawaty (countertenor) Miroslaw Borczynski (bass)WEDSine Nomine Chamber ChoirWEDConcerto Polacco Baroque OrchestraWEDMarek Toporowski (director)WED4.04amWEDMozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Andante in C forWEDflute and orchestra, K315 Anita Szabo (flute)WEDHungarian National Philharmonic OrchestraWEDZoltan Kocsis (conductor)WED4.11amWEDHummel, Johann Nepomuk (1778-1837): Concerto in E flat forWEDtrumpet and orchestra Odin Hagen (trumpet)WEDNorwegian Radio OrchestraWEDPer Kristian Skalstad (conductor)WED4.30amWEDDebussy, Claude (1862-1918): Ondine (Preludes, Book 2)WEDPhilippe Cassard (piano)WED4.33amWEDBach, Johann Christoph (1642-1703): Der GerechteWEDCantus Colln Konrad Junghanel (director)WED4.38amWEDLiszt, Franz (1811-1886): Legende No 1 (St FrancoisWEDd'Assise prechant aux oiseaux, S175)WEDLlyr Williams (piano)WED4.50amWEDVivaldi, Antonio (1678-1741): Concerto in G minor (perWEDl'Orchestra di Dresda), RV577 Cappella ColoniensisWEDHans-Martin Linde (conductor)WED5.00amWEDDvorak, Antonin (1841-1904): Othello, Op 93 - concertWEDoverture Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra in BratislavaWEDRobert Stankovsky (conductor)WED5.17amWEDKraus, Joseph Martin (1756-1792): String Quartet No 2 in BWEDflat Lysell String QuartetWED5.32amWEDStanford, Charles Villiers (1852-1924): Eternal FatherWED(Three Motets, Op 135 No 2) BBC SingersWEDStephen Cleobury (conductor)WED5.39amWEDFrescobaldi, Girolamo (1583-1643): Canzon terza a dueWEDCanti for cornett, violin, organ and chitarrone (CanzoniWEDda Sonare, Venice 1634) Musica Fiata KolnWEDRoland Wilson (director)WED5.44amWEDStravinsky, Igor (1882-1971): Four Studies for piano, Op 7WEDNikita Magaloff (piano)WED5.51amWEDChausson, Ernest (1855-1899): Chanson perpetuelleWEDLena Hoel (soprano) Bengt-Ake Lundin (piano)WEDYggdrasil String QuartetWED6.00amWEDWagner, Richard (1813-1883): Overture (Tannhauser)WEDNetherlands Radio Symphony OrchestraWEDAntoni Ros-Marba (conductor)WED6.15amWEDMendelssohn, Felix (1809-1847): Symphony No 3 in A minor,WEDOp 56 (Scottish) Polish Radio OrchestraWEDWojciech Rajski (conductor)WED6.53amWEDBeethoven, Ludwig van (1770-1827): Finale (Trio in E flatWEDfor violin, cello and piano, Op 1 No 1) Beaux Arts Trio.WEDWED07:00 Breakfast b00k10xw (Listen)WEDWED10:00 Classical Collection b00k10xz (Listen)WED10.00amWEDHaydn: Symphony No 34 English Chamber OrchestraWEDRaymond Leppard (harpsichord/conductor)WEDPHILIPS 6500 084 (LP)WED10.17amWEDDuparc: Soupir; L'invitation au voyageWEDPierre Bernac (baritone) Francis Poulenc (piano)WEDTESTAMENT SBT 3161WED10.25amWEDPoulenc: Sonata for horn, trumpet and tromboneWEDAlan Civil (horn) John Wilbraham (trumpet)WEDJohn Iveson (trombone) EMI CDZ 762 736 2WED10.35amWEDFaure: Puisque l'aube grandit (La bonne chanson, Op 61)WEDGerard Souzay (baritone) Dalton Baldwin (piano)WEDPHILIPS 420 775 2WED10.38amWEDCorelli: Trio Sonata, WoO 8 London BaroqueWEDCLAVES CD 50-8912WED10.45amWEDBeethoven: Symphony No 9 Angela Denoke (soprano)WEDWaltraud Meier (mezzo-soprano) Burkhard Fritz (tenor)WEDRene Pape (bass) West-Eastern Divan OrchestraWEDBerlin State Opera Choir Daniel Barenboim (conductor)WEDWARNER 2564639272.WEDWED12:00 Composer of the Week b00k10y2 (Listen)WEDGirolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643), Episode 3WEDDonald Macleod is joined by scholar and performerWEDChristopher Stembridge to explore the life and work ofWEDGirolamo Frescobaldi.WEDWEDThey focus on Frescobaldi's vocal and instrumental work,WEDincluding a selection of his motets, part-songs andWEDinstrumental canzonas from the 1620s, when he was in RomeWEDand presiding at the organ in the basilica of St Peter's.WEDWEDCon dolcezza e pietate (Primo libro d'arie musicali)WEDRene Jacobs (countertenor) Nigel Rogers (tenor)WEDMichael Schopper (bass) Hopkinson Smith (lute)WEDKathi Gohl (cello)WEDDeutsche Harmonia Mundi GD 77244, Tr 9WEDWEDCapriccio sopra la Bassa Fiammenga (Il primo libro diWEDcapricci)WEDJohn Butt (mid-18th century Italian organ in the O'NeillWEDCollection) Teldec 8.43774, Tr 5WEDWEDTwo motets (Liber secondus diversarum modulatonium)WEDL'aura Soave:WEDAntonella Tatulli, Diana Pelagatti (soprano)WEDRolf Ehlers (tenor) Angelo De Leonardis (bass)WEDDiego Cantalupi (theorbo) Tactus 580602, Trs 15, 10WEDWEDFive Canzonas (Primo libro delle canzoni)WEDConSerto Musico Roberto Loreggian (conductor)WEDLes Basses Reunies Bruno Cocset (conductor)WEDBrilliant Classics 93766, CD 1, Trs 4, 16, 9WEDAlpha 053, Trs 12, 11WEDWEDFrescobaldi: Six songs (Primo e Secundo libro d'arieWEDmusicali 1630) Montserrat Figueras (soprano)WEDRene Jacobs (countertenor) Nigel Rogers (tenor)WEDMichael Schopper (bass)WEDHopkinson Smith (lute/theorbo/baroque guitar)WEDKathi Gohl (cello) Johann Sonnleitner (organ/harpschord)WEDDeutsche Harmonia MundiWEDGD 77244, Trs 8, 5, 13, 14, 4, 1.WEDWED13:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00k10y4 (Listen)WEDViennese Whirl, Episode 2WEDWEDPart of a series of concerts given at the Sage, Gateshead,WEDfeaturing music written by composers based in Vienna.WEDWEDHeath QuartetWEDWEDHaydn: String Quartet in D, Op 76 No 5WEDBerg: Lyric Suite.WEDWED14:00 Afternoon on 3 b00k10y6 (Listen)WEDSt Petersburg Conservatory, Episode 3WEDWEDSeries celebrating the rich legacy of the St PetersburgWEDConservatory, which was founded in 1861 by AntonWEDRubinstein. It features great Russian and Soviet composersWEDand conductors who were alumni.WEDWEDIncluding music from a British conductor who studied withWEDIlya Musin at the St Petersburg Conservatory - MartynWEDBrabbins.WEDWEDBritten: Sinfonia da requiemWEDWest Australian Symphony OrchestraWEDMartyn Brabbins (conductor)WEDWEDElgar: Cello Concerto in E minor, Op 85WEDNatalie Clein (cello) West Australian Symphony OrchestraWEDMartyn Brabbins (conductor)WEDWED2.50pmWEDGlazunov: Novelettes St Petersburg QuartetWEDWED3.10pmWEDSculthorpe: Sun Music IIIWEDWest Australian Symphony OrchestraWEDMartyn Brabbins (conductor)WEDWEDBernstein: Chichester PsalmsWEDWest Australian Symphony Chorus and OrchestraWEDMartyn Brabbins (conductor).WEDWED16:00 Choral Evensong b00k10y8 (Listen)WEDFrom Durham CathedralWEDWEDIntroit: Rise, heart; thy Lord is risen (Vaughan Williams)WEDResponses: LloydWEDOffice Hymn: Jesus Christ is risen (Trier)WEDPsalms: 142, 143 (Howells) First Lesson: Exodus 24WEDCanticles: Darke in F Second Lesson: Luke 1 vv39-56WEDAnthem: Sunrising (John Casken)WEDFinal Hymn: Alleluya! Ye sons and daughters (O filii etWEDfiliae)WEDOrgan Voluntary: Variations on an Easter Theme for organWEDduet (John Rutter)WEDWEDSub-organist: Keith Wright Organ scholar: Joseph CausbyWEDMaster of the choristers and organist: James Lancelot.WEDWED17:00 In Tune b00k10yb (Listen)WEDSean Rafferty presents a selection of music and guestsWEDfrom the arts world, including classical guitarist CraigWEDOgden, who performs in the studio ahead of a UK tour.WEDWEDAnd cellist Pieter Wispelwey discusses the differentWEDapproach required for Baroque performance before a concertWEDat London's Wigmore Hall with the Academy of Ancient Music.WEDWED19:00 Performance on 3 b00k10yd (Listen)WEDChamber Orchestra of Europe/Pierre-Laurent AimardWEDWEDIn a concert given at the Royal Festival Hall, London,WEDPierre-Laurent Aimard and the Chamber Orchestra of Europe,WEDwho, in 2003 released an award-winning CD box-set of theWEDBeethoven piano concertos, perform the first three of themWEDat the start of a European tour.WEDWEDChamber Orchestra of EuropeWEDPierre-Laurent Aimard (piano/director)WEDWEDBeethoven: Piano Concerto No 2; Piano Concerto No 1; PianoWEDConcerto No 3WEDWEDFollowed by a focus on BBC archive recordings of theWEDBeethoven Violin Sonatas.WEDWED21:15 Night Waves b00k10yg (Listen)WEDFriedrich EngelsWEDRana Mitter is joined by Tristram Hunt, author of a newWEDbiography on the philosopher Friedrich Engels. TheyWEDexplore Engels's life story and consider why his book TheWEDCondition of the Working Class in England entranced andWEDinspired Karl Marx - with revolutionary consequences forWEDthe 20th century.WEDWED22:00 Composer of the Week b00k10y2 (Listen)WED[Repeat of broadcast at 12:00 today]WEDWED23:00 The Essay b00k10yj (Listen)WEDA Laureate's Life, Keorapetse KgositsileWEDSeries examining laureateship around the world.WEDWEDKeorapetse Kgositsile discusses the role of poet laureateWEDin South Africa. He is the latest in a line of 'imbongi',WEDwhose role, he argues, is often misunderstood. He isn'tWEDthere just to praise the great in South African society,WEDbut also, as he says, 'to employ every known literary andWEDpoetic device to mock, jeer, castigate and criticiseWEDanyone in his community, from the king down to theWEDlowliest subject'.WEDWED23:15 Late Junction b00k10yl (Listen)WEDFiona Talkington's varied musical selection includes musicWEDwith a childhood theme, including Django Bates and tracksWEDfrom the lates album by accordion player Kimmo Pohjonen'sWEDKTU trio with Pat Mastellotto and Trey Gunn. Plus choralWEDmusic by Thomas Ades.WEDTHUTHURSDAY 30 APRIL 2009THUTHU01:00 Through the Night b00k112k (Listen)THU1.00amTHURachmaninov, Sergei (1873-1943): Elegie in E flat minorTHUfor piano, Op 3 No 1THU1.06amTHUConstantinescu, Paul (1909-1963): ToccataTHU1.11amTHUChopin, Fryderyk (1810-1849): Mazurka in B flat, Op 17 No 1THU1.14amTHUBrahms, Johannes (1833-1897): Seven Fantasies, Op 116THU1.35amTHUSchumann, Clara (1819-1896): Soirees musicales, Op 6THU1.44amTHUScriabin, Alexander (1872-1915): Three Studies, Op 65THU1.51amTHUSchumann, Robert (1810-1856): Fantasy in C, Op 17THUMihaela Ursuleasa (piano)THU2.23amTHUDebussy, Claude (1862-1918): Images for orchestraTHUNorwegian Radio Orchestra Ion Marin (conductor)THU3.00amTHUBach, Johann Christoph (1642-1703): Meine Freundin, duTHUbist schon Maria Zedelius (soprano)THUDavid Cordier (alto) Paul Elliott (tenor)THUMichael Schopper (bass) Rheinische KantoreiTHUMusica Antiqua Koln Reinhard Goebel (director)THU3.23amTHUBach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750): Sonata No 1 in GTHUminor, BWV1001 Sigiswald Kuijken (violin)THU3.39amTHUBach, Wilhelm Friedemann (1710-1784): Sinfonia in F, F67THUAkademie fur Alte Musik Berlin Stephan Mai (director)THU3.52amTHUBuffardin, Pierre-Gabriel (c.1690-1768): Concerto in ETHUminor for flute and strings Ernst-Burghard Hilse (flute)THUAkademie fur Alte Musik Berlin Stephan Mai (director)THU4.04amTHUWeill, Kurt (1900-1950): Kleine Dreigroschenmusik for windTHU(excerpts) Winds of the Flemish Radio OrchestraTHUJan Latham-Koenig (conductor)THU4.13amTHUMackeben, Theo (1897-1953), lyrics: Gesell, Michael: EineTHUFrau wird erst schon durch die Liebe (film score to Heimat)THUSpoliansky, Mischa (1898-1985), lyrics: Gilbert, Robert:THULeben ohne Liebe (film score to Nie wieder Liebe)THUDostal, Nico (1895-1981), lyrics: Balz, Bruno: Sagt dirTHUeine schone Frau, Vielleicht (film score to Das Lied derTHUWuste, 1939) Jean Stilwell (mezzo-soprano)THURobert Kortgaard (piano) Marie Berard (violin)THUJames Spragg (trumpet) Andy Morris (percussion)THUPeter Tiefenbach (conductor)THU4.23amTHUAuric, Georges (1899-1983), arr. Lane, Philip: Suite (filmTHUscore to The Lavender Hill Mob) BBC PhilharmonicTHURumon Gamba (conductor)THU4.31amTHUPoulenc, Francis (1899-1963): Petites voixTHUMaitrise de Radio France Denis Dupays (director)THU4.37amTHUIbert, Jacques (1890-1962): Trio for violin, cello and harpTHUAndras Ligeti (violin) Idilko Radi (cello)THUEva Maros (harp)THU4.53amTHUChabrier, Emmanuel (1841-1894): Espana - rhapsodyTHUSydney Symphony Orchestra Stuart Challender (conductor)THU5.00amTHURossini, Gioachino (1792-1868): Overture (The SilkenTHULadder) BBC National Orchestra of WalesTHUJames Clark (conductor)THU5.07amTHUCorelli, Arcangelo (1653-1713): Sonate da chiesa in BTHUflat, Op 1 No 5 London BaroqueTHU5.14amTHUDonizetti, Gaetano (1797-1848): Sinfonia in G minor forTHUwind instruments Bratislavska Komorna HarmoniaTHU5.21amTHUCazzati, Maurizio (1616-1678): Alemana detta laTHUGhisalardi; Giga detta la Bargelina (Capricci per camera eTHUper chiesa, 1639); Ballo delle ombre (Trattenimenti perTHUcamera - Bologna, 1660) DaedalusTHURoberto Festa (recorder/director)THU5.32amTHUFinger, Gottfried (c.1660-1730): Sonata in G for recorderTHUand harpsichord Antoni Sawicz (recorder)THURobert Grac (harpsichord)THU5.37amTHUDussek, Jan Ladislav (1760-1812): Piano Sonata in G, Op 35THUNo 2 Andreas Staier (fortepiano)THU5.52amTHUSchubert, Franz (1797-1828): Eine Leichenfantasie, D7THUChristoph Pregardien (tenor) Andreas Staier (fortepiano)THU6.12amTHUTavener, John (b.1944): Funeral Ikos (The Greek funeralTHUsentences) for chorus Norwegian Soloists' ChoirTHUGrete Pedersen Helgerod (conductor)THU6.18amTHUStravinsky, Igor (1882-1971): Eight InstrumentalTHUMiniatures for 15 instruments Canadian Chamber EnsembleTHURaffi Armenian (conductor)THU6.27amTHUDvorak, Antonin (1841-1904): Slavonic Dance No 10 in ETHUminor, Op 72 No 2 James Anagnoson, Leslie Kinton (piano)THU6.32amTHUSuk, Josef (1874-1935): Serenade in E flat for stringTHUorchestra, Op 6 Virtuosi di KuhmoTHUPeter Csaba (conductor).THUTHU07:00 Breakfast b00k112m (Listen)THUTHU10:00 Classical Collection b00k112p (Listen)THU10.00amTHUWagner, arr. Liszt: Spinning Chorus (The Flying Dutchman)THUEarl Wild (piano) ETCETERA KTC2011THU10.07amTHUSchmitt: Study for Le Palais HanteTHUMonte-Carlo Philharmonic OrchestraTHUGeorges Pretre (conductor) EMI CDM 764 687 2, Tr 3THU10.20amTHUVerdi: C'e a Windsor una dama... E un sogno? (Falstaff,THUAct 1, Part 1) Ford ...... Carlos Alvarez (baritone)THUFalstaff ...... Michele Pertusi (baritone)THULondon Symphony Orchestra Colin Davis (conductor)THULSO LSO 0055THU10.34amTHUDebussy: Prelude (Pour le piano)THUPhilippe Entremont (piano) SONY CLASSICAL SBK 48174THU10.39amTHUDebussy: Sarabande (Pour le piano) Michel Beroff (piano)THUEMI 574 122 2THU10.44amTHUDebussy: Toccata (Pour le piano) Samson Francois (piano)THUPHILIPS 456 778 2THU10.48amTHUBruckner: Symphony No 7 BBC Symphony OrchestraTHUReginald Goodall (conductor) BBC BBCL 41472.THUTHU12:00 Composer of the Week b00k112r (Listen)THUGirolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643), Episode 4THUDonald Macleod is joined by scholar and performerTHUChristopher Stembridge to explore the life and work ofTHUGirolamo Frescobaldi and they focus on his music forTHUorgan, with several instruments from Frescobaldi's era.THUTHUFeaturing the musical compendium regarded by many as hisTHUmasterpiece, Fiori musicali - Musical Flowers - of whichTHUBach had a copy.THUTHUFrescobaldi: Canzon dopo la Pistola (Missa Della Madonna -THUFiori Musicali)THURinaldo Alessandrini (organ by Gian Giacomo Antegnati,THU1554, in the church of S Maurizio, Monastero Maggiore,THUMilan) Astree E 8714, CD 2 Tr 19THUTHUFrescobaldi: Variations on Detto balletto (Il secondoTHUlibro di toccate)THUChristopher Stembridge (organ of San Petronio Bologna, byTHUBaldassarre Malamini, 1596)THUFrom the BBC Radio 3 programme Music for the Iron Voice,THUbroadcast on 12 June 1985THUTHUFrescobaldi: Kyrie verses (Missa degli Apostoli - FioriTHUMusicali) Rinaldo Alessandrini (organ)THUSchola gregorienne:THUPietro Spagnoli, Roberto Abbondanza, Josep CabreTHUAstree E 8714, CD 1 Trs 24-33THUTHUFrescobaldi: Missa della Madonna - Fiori MusicaliTHU(excerpts)THULorenzo Ghielmi (organ by Gian Giacomo Antegnati, 1554, inTHUthe church of S Maurizio, Monastero Maggiore, Milan)THUDeutsche Harmonia Mundi 05472 77345 2, Trs 6, 10, 11, 8THUTHUFrescobaldi: Maddalena alla Croce (sonetto spirituale) -THUPrimo libro d'arie musicaliTHUGloria Banditelli (mezzo-soprano)THUMara Galassi (arpa tripla)THUAndrea Damiani (theorbo, lute, guitar) Concerto ItalianoTHURinaldo Alessandrini (director)THUOpus 111 OPS 30-105, Tr 6THUTHUMusic 6: Frescobaldi: Toccata terza: alla Levatione (IlTHUsecondo libro di toccate)THUTon Koopman (organ of Basilica di San Bernardino byTHUL'Aquila) Erato 4509-96544-2, Tr 16THUTHUFrescobaldi: Toccata quinta (Il secondo libro di toccate)THUTon Koopman (organ of Basilica di San Bernardino,THUL'Aquila, by Bernardino Mosca) Erato 4509-96544-2, Tr 2THUTHUFrescobaldi: Bergamasca (Fiori Musicali)THUChristopher Stembridge (organ of Palazzo Pubblico, Siena,THUby Giovanni Piffero, 1519)THUFrom the BBC Radio 3 programme Music for the Iron Voice,THUbroadcast on 12 June 1985.THUTHU13:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00k112t (Listen)THUViennese Whirl, Episode 3THUTHUPart of a series of concerts given at the Sage, Gateshead,THUfeaturing music written by composers who were based inTHUVienna.THUTHUStephan Loges (baritone) Eugene Asti (piano)THUTHUSchubert: Willkommen und Abschied, D767; An die entfernte,THUD765; An den MondTHUWolf: Nun wandre, Maria; Ach wie lang die SeeleTHUschlummert; Herr, was tragt der Boden hier; Auf dem grunenTHUBalkon; Wenn du zu den Blumen gehst; Alle gingen, Herz,THUzur Ruh; Selfsam ist Joannes WeiseTHUMahler: Ich atmet einen Linden Duft; Liebst du umTHUSchonheit; Ablosung im Sommer; Rheinlegendchen; Ich binTHUder Welt abhanden gekommen.THUTHU14:00 Afternoon on 3 b00k112w (Listen)THUSt Petersburg Conservatory, Handel: Rodelinda, Acts 1 and 2THUHandel Operas 2009THUTHUAs part of BBC Radio 3's complete cycle of Handel operas,THULouise Fryer presents a performance of Rodelinda, a rareTHUopera about married - rather than illicit - love.THUTHUIt has parallels with Beethoven's Fidelio, as a faithfulTHUwife fights to save her beloved husband. At first,THURodelinda even thinks her Bertarido is dead - he is theTHUrightful King of Lombardy, driven from his throne by theTHUusurper Grimoaldo. Their struggle to find each other andTHUovercome the tyrant is dramatised in arguably some ofTHUHandel's most beautiful music.THUTHUIncluding contributions from novelist Donna Leon, aTHUparticular enthusiast for the opera, who has a specialTHUrole in this performance.THUTHUHandel: Rodelinda (Acts 1 and 2)THUTHURodelinda ...... Simone Kermes (soprano)THUBertarido ...... Marijana Mijanovic (contralto)THUGrimoaldo ...... Steve Davislim (tenor)THUEduige, Bertarido's sister ...... Sonia Prina (contralto)THUUnulfo, Bertarido's lieutenant ...... Marie-Nicole LemieuxTHU(contralto)THUGaribaldo, a nasty piece of work ...... Vito PrianteTHU(baritone) Il Complesso BaroccoTHUAlan Curtis (conductor)THUTHU4.10pm St Petersburg ConservatoryTHUTHUShostakovich: String Quartet No 5 in B flat, Op 92THUAtrium Quartet.THUTHU17:00 In Tune b00k112y (Listen)THUTHU19:00 Performance on 3 b00k2qly (Listen)THUWagner: Parsifal Excerpts, Thu, 30th April 2009 - Part 1THUFrom the Barbican, London. Presented by Petroc Trelawny.THUTHUNoted Wagnerian Jiri Belohlavek, well-known for hisTHUinterpretation of Tristan und Isolde at the GlyndebourneTHUFestival, conducts the BBC Symphony Chorus and OrchestraTHUin two mystical and contemplative orchestral pieces fromTHUParsifal.THUTHUKatherine Broderick (soprano)THUKaren Cargill (mezzo-soprano) Robert Murray (tenor)THUMatthew Rose (bass) BBC Symphony ChorusTHUBBC Symphony Orchestra Jiri Belohlavek (conductor)THUTHUWagner: Overture; Good Friday Music (Parsifal).THUTHU19:25 Twenty Minutes b00k2qm0 (Listen)THUMoon Enterprises Inc and the DoorTHUStuart McLoughlin reads two stories by award-winningTHUGerman author and poet Michael Kruger about eccentricTHUgrandfathers and the power they wield over theirTHUrespective families.THUTHU19:45 Performance on 3 b00k1130 (Listen)THUWagner: Parsifal Excerpts, Thu, 30th April 2009 - Part 2THUFrom the Barbican, London. Presented by Petroc Trelawny.THUTHUThe concert concludes with Jiri Belohlavek conducting aTHUperformance of Bruckner's Mass No 3 in F minor.THUTHUKatherine Broderick (soprano)THUKaren Cargill (mezzo-soprano) Robert Murray (tenor)THUMatthew Rose (bass) BBC Symphony ChorusTHUBBC Symphony Orchestra Jiri Belohlavek (conductor).THUTHU21:15 Night Waves b00k1132 (Listen)THUArts and cultural news and debate with Philip Dodd.THUScreenwriter Christopher Hampton talks about a newTHUadaptation of Cheri by French author Colette, directed byTHUStephen Frears with whom Hampton previously collaboratedTHUon Dangerous Liaisons.THUTHU22:00 Composer of the Week b00k112r (Listen)THU[Repeat of broadcast at 12:00 today]THUTHU23:00 The Essay b00k1134 (Listen)THUA Laureate's Life, Gillian ClarkeTHUSeries examining laureateship around the world.THUTHUGillian Clarke discusses becoming the first poet writingTHUin English to hold the post of laureate of Wales. SheTHUdescribes how she feels the ghosts of Welsh poets behindTHUher and how in Wales she can describe her profession asTHU'poet' without embarrassment. As Gillian puts it, 'CardiffTHUtaxi-drivers with bardic ancestors are surprisinglyTHUcommon'. Her commissions have included a poem for aTHUbottled water label which had to praise the Brecon BeaconsTHUand include the words 'still' and 'sparkling'.THUTHU23:15 Late Junction b00k1136 (Listen)THUFiona Talkington's varied selection includes songs byTHURobert Wyatt, music for trombone by Martijn Padding andTHUMalick Pathe Sow playing the hoddu - an African lute.THUFRIFRIDAY 1 MAY 2009FRIFRI01:00 Through the Night b00k1143 (Listen)FRI1.00amFRISchumann, Robert (1810-1856): Quintet in E flat for pianoFRIand strings, Op 44 Atle Sponberg (violin)FRINash Ensemble: Marianne Thorsen (violin)FRILawrence Power (viola) Paul Watkins (cello)FRIIan Brown (piano)FRI1.33amFRIBrahms, Johannes (1833-1897): Quartet No 3 in C minor forFRIpiano and strings, Op 60 Stig Nilsson (violin)FRIAnders Nilsson (viola) Romain Garioud (cello)FRIHavard Gimse (piano)FRI2.09amFRIBruckner, Anton (1824-1896): Symphony No 3 in D minorFRISlovenian Radio and Television Symphony OrchestraFRISamo Hubad (conductor)FRI3.00amFRITallis, Thomas (c.1505-1585): Loquebantur variis linguisFRIfor seven voices BBC Singers Bo Holten (director)FRI3.06amFRIBach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750): Keyboard Sonata in,FRIBWV964 Wolfgang Gluxam (harpsichord)FRI3.27amFRIHandel, Georg Frideric (1685-1759): Organ Concerto No 1,FRIHWV289 Concerto CopenhagenFRILars Ulrik Mortensen (organ/director)FRI3.43amFRIEscher, Rudolf (1912-1980): Le tombeau de RavelFRIJacques Zoon (flute) Bart Schneeman (oboe)FRIRonald Hoogeveen (violin) Zoltan Benyacs (viola)FRIDmitri Ferschtman (cello) Glen Wilson (harpsichord)FRI4.09amFRIRavel, Maurice (1875-1937): Cinq melodies populairesFRIgrecques Catherine Robbin (mezzo-soprano)FRIAndre Laplante (piano)FRI4.17amFRIDebussy, Claude (1862-1918), orch. Brewaeys: Preludes,FRIBook 1 (recomposition for symphony orchestra, dedicated toFRIJan Michiels and commissioned by the Royal FlemishFRIPhilharmonic) Royal Flemish PhilharmonicFRIDaniele Callegari (conductor)FRI5.00amFRIBovicelli, Giovanni Battista (c.1550-c.1597): DiminutionenFRIon Palestrina's Io son ferito for cornet and bass continuoFRILe Concert BriseFRI5.07amFRIGorczycki, Grzegorz Gerwazy (c.1665-1734): In manus tuas;FRITe lucis ante; Qui habitat Olga Pasiecznik (soprano)FRIPiotr Lykowski (countertenor) Wojciech Parchem (tenor)FRIMiroslaw Borzynski (bass) Sine Nomine Chamber ChoirFRIConcerto PolaccoFRIMarek Toporowski (chamber organ/director)FRI5.16amFRIWassenaer, Unico Wilhelm van (1692-1766): Concerto No 1 inFRIG (Sei Concerti Armonici)FRICombattimento Consort AmsterdamFRIJan Willem de Vriend (conductor)FRI5.28amFRIHaydn, Joseph (1732-1809): Keyboard Sonata in G, H XVI 39FRIAndreas Staier (fortepiano)FRI5.42amFRITchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich (1840-1893): Fatum, Op 77 -FRIfantasy for orchestra BBC PhilharmonicFRIVassily Sinaisky (conductor)FRI5.59amFRILiszt, Franz (1811-1886): Etude No 4 in D minor (Mazeppa)FRI(12 Etudes d'execution transcendante)FRIEmil von Sauer (piano)FRI6.07amFRILiszt, Franz (1811-1886): Mazeppa - symphonic poemFRILithuanian National Symphony OrchestraFRIJuozas Domarkas (conductor)FRI6.23amFRISwider, Jozef (b.1930): Piesn; Moja piosnkaFRIPolish Radio Choir Wlodzimierz Siedlik (conductor)FRI6.31amFRIParac, Ivo (1890-1954): Pastorale Ljerka Ocic (organ)FRI6.39amFRISkerjanc, Lucijan Marija (1900-1973): Concerto for harpFRIand orchestra Mojca Zlobko Vaigl (harp)FRISlovenian Radio and Television Symphony OrchestraFRIDavid de Villiers (conductor)FRI6.56amFRIHandel, Georg Frideric (1685-1759): The Arrival of theFRIQueen of Sheba (Solomon, HWV67) Ars Barocca.FRIFRI07:00 Breakfast b00k117w (Listen)FRIFRI10:00 Classical Collection b00k117y (Listen)FRI10.00amFRIMahler: Kindertotenlieder Janet Baker (mezzo-soprano)FRIHalle Orchestra John Barbirolli (conductor)FRIEMI CDC 747793 2FRI10.28amFRITelemann: Concerto in G for flute, chalumeau, oboe, twoFRIdouble basses, strings and continuo La Stravaganza KolnFRIAndrew Manze (director) DENON CO 78933FRI10.36amFRISchoenberg: Chamber Symphony No 1, Op 9FRIBirmingham Contemporary Music GroupFRISimon Rattle (conductor) EMI CDC 555212 2FRI11.00amFRIFrom City Halls, Glasgow: Haydn: Symphony No 35FRIBBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Ilan Volkov (conductor)FRI11.19amFRIReger: Sonatine in D, Op 89 No 2 Markus Becker (piano)FRITHOROFON CTH 2313FRI11.31amFRIPurcell: Fantasia 10 in four parts (14 June 1680)FRIConcentus Musicus Nikolaus Harnoncourt (viol/director)FRIAMADEO 423 419 2FRI11.45amFRIWagner: Siegfried's Death and Funeral MusicFRI(Gotterdammerung) NBC Symphony OrchestraFRIArturo Toscanini (conductor) RCA GD 60304.FRIFRI12:00 Composer of the Week b00k1180 (Listen)FRIGirolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643), Episode 5FRIDonald Macleod is joined by scholar and performerFRIChristopher Stembridge to explore the life and work ofFRIGirolamo Frescobaldi.FRIFRIThey consider Frescobaldi's influence on laterFRIgenerations, including Johann Jakob Froberger, who came toFRIstudy with Frescobaldi in 1637 after a spell as organistFRIat the imperial court in Vienna; Bach, who studiedFRIFrescobaldi's Fiori Musicali, and whose own ClavierubungFRIand Art of Fugue show its influence; and Ligeti, who basedFRIthe eleventh piece in his Musica Ricercata collection onFRIFrescobaldi's Recercar Cromatico.FRIFRIFrescobaldi: Balleto e Ciaccone (Toccate e partite LibroFRIprimo, 1637 aggiunta)FRIRinaldo Alessandrini (harpsichord attributed to GiovaniFRICelestini, Venice, c.1605) Arcana A904, CD 1 Tr 4FRIFRIMusic 2: Frescobaldi: Toccata settima (Toccate e partiteFRIlibro primo) Christopher StembridgeFRI(unreleased recording)FRIFRIFroberger: Toccata V all Levatione in D minor (LibroFRIsecondo, 1649) Richard Egarr (organ)FRIGlobe GLO 6022, CD 1 Tr 5FRIFRIFroberger: Toccata I in A minor (Libro secondo)FRIHans Knut Sveen (harpsichord after Ruckers, 1638, by JFRIKatzman, Amsterdam) Bergen Barokk BBR 901, Tr 1FRIFRIFrescobaldi: Recercar con obligo del Basso come appareFRI(Missa degli Apostoli, Fiori Musicali)FRIRinaldo Alessandrini (organ by Gian Giacomo Antegnati,FRI1554, in the church of S Maurizio, Monastero Maggiore,FRIMilan) Astree E 8714, CD 2 Tr 5FRIFRIBach: Wir glauben all'an einen Gott, BWV680 (ClavierubungFRIPart 3) Ton Koopman (organ) Teldec 4509984642, Tr 20FRIFRIFrescobaldi: Ricercar cromatico post il credo (Missa degliFRIApostoli, Fiori Musicali)FRIPerformed in the studio by Christopher StembridgeFRI(harpsichord)FRIFRILigeti: Omaggio a Girolamo Frescobaldi (Music ricercata)FRIAndante misurato e tranquilloFRIPierre-Laurent Aimard (piano) Sony SK 62308, Tr 25FRIFRIFrescobaldi: Aria di PassacagliaFRIJames Bowman (countertenor) Skip Sempe (harpsichord)FRIJay Bernfeld (viola da gamba) Arion ARN 68046, Tr 6FRIFRIFrescobaldi: Partite cento sopra il Passachagli (Toccate eFRIpartite Libro primo, 1637 aggiunta)FRIChristopher Stembridge (harpsichord by Giovanni BattistaFRIBoni, 1619)FRIFirst heard in a BBC Radio 3 broadcast on 23 SeptemberFRI1993.FRIFRI13:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00k1182 (Listen)FRIViennese Whirl, Episode 4FRIFRIPart of a series of concerts given at the Sage, Gateshead,FRIfeaturing music written by composers who were based inFRIVienna.FRIFRIFrancois-Frederic Guy (piano)FRIFRISchubert: Piano Sonata in A, D959FRIBrahms: Seven Fantasies, Op 116.FRIFRI14:00 Afternoon on 3 b00k1184 (Listen)FRISt Petersburg Conservatory, Handel: Rodelinda (Act 3)FRIHandel Operas 2009FRIFRIHandel: Rodelinda (Act 3)FRIFRIRodelinda ...... Simone Kermes (soprano)FRIBertarido ...... Marijana Mijanovic (contralto)FRIGrimoaldo ...... Steve Davislim (tenor)FRIEduige, Bertarido's sister ...... Sonia Prina (contralto)FRIUnulfo, Bertarido's lieutenant ...... Marie-Nicole LemieuxFRI(contralto)FRIGaribaldo, a nasty piece of work ...... Vito PrianteFRI(baritone) Il Complesso BaroccoFRIAlan Curtis (conductor)FRIFRI3.10pm St Petersburg ConservatoryFRIFRIShostakovich: String Quartet No 8 in C minor, Op 110FRISt Petersburg QuartetFRIFRI3.35pmFRIVerdi: Requiem Violeta Urmana (soprano)FRIOlga Borodina (mezzo-soprano) Ramon Vargas (tenor)FRIFerruccio Furlanetto (bass)FRIWest German Radio Symphony Orchestra, CologneFRINorth German Radio ChorusFRIChorus of the Teatro Regio, TurinFRISemyon Bychkov (conductor).FRIFRI17:00 In Tune b00k1186 (Listen)FRIFRI19:00 Performance on 3 b00k1188 (Listen)FRIImogen CooperFRIA concert given at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London.FRIFRIImogen Cooper (piano)FRIFRISchubert: 16 German Dances, D783; Piano Sonata in G, D894;FRI6 Moments Musicaux, D780; Piano Sonata in C minor, D958FRIFRIFollowed by a focus on Beethoven Violin Sonatas from theFRIBBC archives.FRIFRI21:15 The Verb b00k118c (Listen)FRIIan McMillan talks to poet Wendy Cope about The Audience,FRIher witty new poetic portraits of classical concert goers.FRIWritten to be performed by Cope herself, along with theFRIEndellion String Quartet, The Audience profiles suchFRIconcert stalwarts as the Cougher, the Drinker, the CriticFRIand the Traditionalist.FRIFRIBosnian author Vesna Maric remembers cult Croatian trainerFRIbrand Starta. Her memoir of coming to the UK as a refugeeFRIfrom the war in Bosnia, Bluebird, was BBC Radio 4's BookFRIof the Week in early 2009. She takes a look at the curiousFRIcult history of Startas, the Croation trainer brand sheFRIgrew up wearing.FRIFRI22:00 Composer of the Week b00k1180 (Listen)FRI[Repeat of broadcast at 12:00 today]FRIFRI23:00 The Essay b00k118g (Listen)FRIA Laureate's Life, Jack HirschmanFRISeries examining laureateship around the world.FRIFRISan Francisco street poet Jack Hirschman looks back at hisFRItime as the city's laureate. A well-known activist on theFRIfar left, he discusses his place in the city's artisticFRIhierarchy and how he considers himself less a laureate andFRImore a 'cultural worker'.FRIFRI23:15 World on 3 b00k118j (Listen)FRILopa Kothari presents a varied mix of new releases andFRIvintage world sounds, including a studio session by MalianFRIsinger and songwriter Kasse Mady Diabate.FRIFRI
24 April 2009
Radio 3 Listings for 25/04/2009 - 01/05/2009
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