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SATURDAY 3 OCTOBER 2009SAT
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01:00 Through the Night b00mwbpz (Listen)SAT
1.00amSAT
Reinecke, Carl (1824-1910): Trio in A minor for oboe, hornSAT
and piano, Op 188 Jaap Prinsen (horn)SAT
Maarten Karres (oboe) Ariane Veelo-Karres (piano)SAT
1.24amSAT
Bruch, Max (1838-1920): Violin Concerto No 1 in G minor,SAT
Op 26 Ion Voicu (violin)SAT
Romanian National Radio OrchestraSAT
Emanuel Elenescu (conductor)SAT
1.47amSAT
Schumann, Robert (1810-1856): Dichterliebe, Op 48SAT
Kevin McMillan (baritone) Michael McMahon (piano)SAT
2.21amSAT
Bartok, Bela (1881-1945): Concerto for orchestra, Sz 116SAT
Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra in BratislavaSAT
Ondrej Lenard (conductor)SAT
3.01amSAT
Tanev, Alexander (1928-1996): Piano SonataSAT
Ivan Eftimov (piano)SAT
3.19amSAT
Zagorschi, Vasile (1926-2003): Suite for oboe and pianoSAT
Valerii Rendiuc (oboe) Gita Straholevich (piano)SAT
3.25amSAT
Shostakovich, Dmitry (1906-1975): Symphony No 5 in DSAT
minor, Op 47 BBC PhilharmonicSAT
Gianandrea Noseda (conductor)SAT
4.14amSAT
Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich (1840-1893): Dumka - RussianSAT
rustic scene for piano, Op 59 Duncan Gifford (piano)SAT
4.25amSAT
Vivaldi, Antonio (1678-1741): Concerto in G for stringsSAT
and continuo (Al Rustica, RV 151) I Cameristi ItalianiSAT
4.29amSAT
Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da (c.1525-1594):SAT
Fundamenta ejus - motet for four voices (1581)SAT
Lorenzo Ghielmi (organ) Chorus of Swiss Radio, LuganoSAT
Diego Fasolis (conductor)SAT
4.35amSAT
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Piano Trio in G, K564SAT
Ondine TrioSAT
4.50amSAT
Verhulst, Johannes (1816-1891): Overture in C minor, Op 3SAT
(Gijsbrecht van Aemstel)SAT
Netherlands Radio Symphony OrchestraSAT
Jac van Steen (conductor)SAT
5.01amSAT
Handel, Georg Frideric (1685-1759) ed. Dart: Sonata in BSAT
flat, HWV 357 Louise Pellerin (oboe)SAT
Dom Andre Laberge (organ)SAT
5.06amSAT
Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750): Concerto No 4 in A forSAT
keyboard and string orchestra, BWV 1055SAT
Lars-Ulrik Mortensen (harpsichord) Ensemble 415SAT
5.21amSAT
Ferrabosco, Alfonso (c.1578-1628): Pavan and FantasieSAT
Nigel North (lute)SAT
5.28amSAT
Haydn, Joseph (1732-1809): Trio in C for keyboard andSAT
strings, H XV 27 Ondine TrioSAT
5.46amSAT
Verhulst, Johannes (1816-1891): Herinnering, Op 26, No 12;SAT
Minneliedje, Op 27, No 9 Nico van der Meel (tenor)SAT
Leo van Doeselaar (fortepiano)SAT
5.51amSAT
Weber, Carl Maria von (1786-1826): Andante and RondoSAT
Ungarese in C minor, Op 35 Juhani Tapaninen (bassoon)SAT
Finnish Radio Symphony OrchestraSAT
Jukka-Pekka Saraste (conductor)SAT
6.01amSAT
Suk, Josef (1874-1935): Serenade in E flat for stringSAT
orchestra, Op 6 BBC National Orchestra of WalesSAT
James Clark (conductor)SAT
6.30amSAT
Grieg, Edvard (1843-1907): Lyric Pieces - Book 3, Op 43SAT
Christina Ortiz (piano)SAT
6.45amSAT
Stenhammar, Wilhelm (1871-1927): The people of NifelhemSAT
Margaretha Ljunggren (soprano) Michael Engstrom (piano)SAT
Swedish Radio Choir Gustav Sjokvist (conductor).SAT
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07:00 Breakfast b00n1222 (Listen)SAT
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09:00 CD Review b00n12mn (Listen)SAT
09.05amSAT
HANDEL: Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne; Dixit DominusSAT
HWV232SAT
Helene Guilmette (soprano) / Andreas Scholl (countertenor) /SAT
Malcolm E. Bennet (tenor) / Andreas Wolf (bass) / VocalconsortSAT
Berlin / Akademie fur Alte Musik Berlin / Marcus CreedSAT
(conductor)SAT
Harmonia Mundi HMC902041 (CD)SAT
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HANDEL: Dixit Dominus; STEFFANI: Stabat MaterSAT
The Sixteen / Harry Christophers (conductor)SAT
Coro COR16076 (CD)SAT
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SCHUMANN: Dichterliebe Op 48; BRAHMS: LiederSAT
Simon Keenlyside (baritone) / Malcolm Martineau (pianist)SAT
Sony 88697566892 (CD)SAT
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OLIVERO: Neharot for viola, accordion, percussion, two stringSAT
ensembles and tape; MANSURIAN: Tagh of the Funeral of theSAT
Lord for viola and percussion; Three Arias – Sung Out theSAT
Window Facing Mount Ararat; KOMITAS: Oror for piano;SAT
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STEINBERG: Rava Deravin for viola and string quartetSAT
Kim Kashkashian (viola) / Robyn Schulkowsky (percussion) /SAT
Tigran Mansurian (piano) / Kuss Quartet / Boston ModernSAT
Orchestra Project / Gil Rose (conductor) / MunchenerSAT
Kammerorchester / Alexander Liebreich (conductor)SAT
ECM New Series 4763281 (CD)SAT
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9.30am Building a LibrarySAT
MARTINU: Symphony No 4SAT
Reviewer – David NiceSAT
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The first choice recommendation will be placed on the CDSAT
Review website on Monday.SAT
SAT
Next week Peter Quantrill compares recordings of Mendelssohn’sSAT
Quartet No 6 in F minor Op 80.SAT
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10.20am Gramophone AwardsSAT
A selection of recordings from 2009 Gramophone AwardwinningSAT
artists and record labels.SAT
Full details will be placed on the CD Review website on Monday.SAT
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10.50am New ReleasesSAT
Geoffrey Smith looks at some recent releases of Humperdinck’sSAT
Hansel and Gretel on DVD with extracts from the followingSAT
discs:SAT
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HUMPERDINCK: Hansel und GretelSAT
Ludmil Kuntschew (Peter) / Alexandra Petersamer (Gertrud) /SAT
Sabine Noack (Hansel) / Cornelia Marschall (Gretel) / LudmilSAT
Kuntschew (The Witch) / Children Chorus and SupernumerariesSAT
of the Anhaltischen Theater Dessau / Anhaltische PhilharmonieSAT
Dessau / Markus L. Frank (conductor)SAT
Arthaus Musik 101321 (DVD)SAT
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HUMPERDINCK: Hansel and Gretel (Live from the Met)SAT
Christine Schafer (Gretel) / Alice Coote (Hansel) / RosalindSAT
Plowright (Gertrude) / Alan Held (Peter) / Philip Langridge (TheSAT
Witch) / The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus /SAT
Vladimir Jurowski (conductor)SAT
EMI 2063089 (DVD)SAT
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HUMPERDINCK: Hansel und GretelSAT
Jennifer Holloway (Hansel) / Adriana Kucerova (Gretel) /SAT
Irmgard Vilsmaier (Mother) / Klaus Kuttler (Father) / WolfgangSAT
Ablinger-Sperrhacke (Witch) / London Philharmonic Orchestra /SAT
Kazushi Ono (conductor)SAT
Decca 0743361 (DVD)SAT
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HUMPERDINCK: Hansel and GretelSAT
Angelika Kirchschlager (Hansel) / Diana Damrau (Gretel) /SAT
Elizabeth Connell (Gertrud) / Thomas Allen (Peter) / Anja SiljaSAT
(Witch) / Tiffin Boys’ Choir and Children’s Chorus / TheSAT
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House / Colin Davis (conductor)SAT
Opus Arte OA1011D (2DVD)SAT
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11.35 am Disc of the WeekSAT
ELGAR: Cello Concerto in E minor, Op. 85 (Arranged for violaSAT
by Lionel Tertis / David Aaron Carpenter); SCHNITTKE: ViolaSAT
Concerto (1985)SAT
David Aaron Carpenter (viola) / Philharmonia Orchestra /SAT
Christoph Eschenbach (conductor)SAT
Ondine ODE11532 (CD)SAT
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12:15 Music Matters b00n12mq (Listen)SAT
Vasily Petrenko/Kenneth MacMillan/MartinuSAT
SAT
Tom Service travels to Liverpool to meet Vasily Petrenko,SAT
the young Russian principal conductor of the RoyalSAT
Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. Plus a new biography ofSAT
dancer and choreographer Kenneth MacMillan; and 50 yearsSAT
after the death of composer Bohuslav Martinu, Tom assessesSAT
the importance of the composer's symphonies.SAT
SAT
Vasily PetrenkoSAT
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One of several young Russian conductors who have taken theSAT
helm of British orchestras over the last few years, VasilySAT
Petrenko has made a big impression as principal conductorSAT
of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic since he took up theSAT
post in 2006. Still in his early 30’s, he became aSAT
figurehead for Liverpool’s musical life during its year asSAT
Capital of Culture in 2008, and has been transforming theSAT
reputation of the city’s resident orchestra - the latestSAT
accolade being a 2009 Gramophone Award for their recordingSAT
of Tchaikovsky's Manfred Symphony.SAT
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Tom meets Petrenko - who gave up dreams of being anSAT
Olympic swimmer to pursue conducting - in the grandioseSAT
surroundings of Liverpool Cathedral. They talk about hisSAT
Shostakovich symphony cycle (the first two recordings ofSAT
which have been highly acclaimed), his plans for a MahlerSAT
symphony cycle over the next two years, and his ambitionSAT
to make the RLPO a world class orchestra.SAT
SAT
In Harmony in LiverpoolSAT
SAT
Led by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, In HarmonySAT
Liverpool launched in March 2009, having been chosen asSAT
one of three pilot projects for the government’s newSAT
scheme of music education in England which is seeking toSAT
emulate the success of Venezuela’s (and Scotland’s) ElSAT
Sistema.SAT
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Tom visits the project, now up and running at FaithSAT
Primary School in the West Everton area of Liverpool. HeSAT
finds an entire school - pupils and teachers - singing andSAT
playing string instruments together in a sociallySAT
transforming programme of music education. The RLPO’sSAT
chief executive Michael Eakin and In Harmony projectSAT
leader Sally-Ann Anderson tell Tom what they hope toSAT
achieve through the scheme.SAT
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Kenneth MacMillan: Different DrummerSAT
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Choreographer Kenneth MacMillan would have been 80 thisSAT
year. His life story is told in a new 700-page biographySAT
by Jann Parry - from a difficult childhood growing upSAT
during the war, losing his mother at the age of 12 andSAT
facing isolation and crippling stage fright as a youngSAT
dancer, to his career as the creator of a new kind ofSAT
ballet which connected with contemporary music and theSAT
real world.SAT
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Tom talks to the author, to dancer Jonathan Cope andSAT
composer Brian Elias who both worked with MacMillan at theSAT
Royal Ballet, and to his widow Deborah, about working andSAT
living with him. And he discusses the book and MacMillan’sSAT
legacy with Stephanie Jordan, Research Professor in DanceSAT
at Roehampton University, and Guardian dance critic JudithSAT
Mackrell.SAT
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Martinu’s SymphoniesSAT
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This weekend the BBC Symphony Orchestra and their chiefSAT
conductor Jiri Belohlavek begin a year-long cycle of theSAT
six symphonies by Czech composer Bohuslav Martinu.SAT
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Tom visits the BBC SO’s home in Maida Vale duringSAT
rehearsals for No.1 (broadcast in Performance on 3 onSAT
Monday 5th October) and asks Prague-born Belohlavek whatSAT
Martinu’s music means to him. And Martinu experts DavidSAT
Nice and Sharon Choa (whose edition of the 4th the BBCSOSAT
are using in their cycle) explain why we should hear theSAT
symphonies more often.SAT
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13:00 The Early Music Show b00n12nc (Listen)SAT
Renaissance PolyphonySAT
Lucie Skeaping is joined by Peter Phillips and the TallisSAT
Scholars to explore some of the defining qualities and theSAT
ethos of Renaissance polyphony. She asks what has promptedSAT
their enthusiasm for it and learns how working with thisSAT
music has encouraged the group to find a distinctive soundSAT
and performing methodology. Including excerpts from someSAT
of the Tallis Scholars many recordings.SAT
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Peter Phillips and his group have specialised in theSAT
performance of Renaissance polyphony since 1973. They haveSAT
built a reputation for bringing some of the greatestSAT
European church music of the 16th and 17th centuries ontoSAT
the concert platform.SAT
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Tallis: O Sacrum Convivium Tallis ScholarsSAT
Peter Phillips (conductor) GIMELL CDGIM 998 Tr 6SAT
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Taverner: Western Wind Mass - Sanctus and BenedictusSAT
Tallis Scholars Peter Phillips (conductor)SAT
GIMELL CDGIM 027 Tr 3SAT
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Palestrina: Surge, illuminare Tallis ScholarsSAT
Peter Phillips (conductor) GIMELL CDGIM 994 Tr 2SAT
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Tallis: Lamentations 1 Tallis ScholarsSAT
Peter Phillips (conductor) GIMELL CDGIM 996 Tr 2SAT
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Allegri: Miserere Roy Goodman (treble)SAT
Choir of King's College, CambridgeSAT
David Willcocks (conductor)SAT
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Tallis: Salvator mundi Clerkes of OxenfordSAT
David Wulstan (conductor) CALLIOPE CAL9623 Tr 7SAT
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Palestrina: Missa Papae Marcelli - GloriaSAT
Tallis Scholars Peter Phillips (conductor)SAT
GIMELL CDGIM 041 Tr 4SAT
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William Mundy: Adolescentulus sum ergo Tallis ScholarsSAT
Peter Phillips (conductor) GIMELL CDGIM 998 Tr 7SAT
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Victoria: Requiem - Sanctus and BenedictusSAT
Tallis Scholars Peter Phillips (conductor)SAT
GIMELL CDGIM 012 Tr 6SAT
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Elizabeth Edwards: Arise (excerpt) Tallis ScholarsSAT
Peter Phillips (conductor)SAT
(BBC recording from York Early Music Festival 2009).SAT
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14:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00mw9fz (Listen)SAT
Camilla TillingSAT
From Wigmore Hall, London. Presented by Fiona Talkington.SAT
SAT
A recital given by Swedish soprano Camilla Tilling. She isSAT
joined by pianist Paul Rivinius in a performance ofSAT
Schumann's poetic song cycle Liederkreis, as well as otherSAT
familiar and rare song settings.SAT
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15:00 World Routes b00n13mn (Listen)SAT
Brazilian Performers, Caetano VelosoSAT
Lucy Duran introduces a performance given at the BarbicanSAT
in London by Caetano Veloso, one of the great figures ofSAT
Brazilian music. Recorded in 2007, this classic concertSAT
includes songs Veloso wrote while in exile in Britain inSAT
the 1960s, including his psychedelic London, London.SAT
Veloso also chats to Lucy.SAT
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Presented by Lucy Duran Produced by Roger ShortSAT
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Caetano Veloso in Concert at the Barbican Centre, London.SAT
Recorded 1 October 2007SAT
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Caetano Veloso (vocals/guitar); Marcello Callado (drums);SAT
Ricardo Gomes (keyboard); Pedro Sa (guitar)SAT
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Caetano Veloso: Minhas Lagrimas Homem Um TomSAT
Sampa Um Sonho Nao me arrependo OdeioSAT
Coracao Vagabundo London, London Rocks O LeaozinhoSAT
SAT
Minhas Lagrimas, Homem, Um Sonho, Nao me arrependo, OdeioSAT
and Rocks all appear on the most recent Caetano VelosoSAT
album Ce (2006)SAT
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Um Tom originally appeared on the album Livro (1997)SAT
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Sampa originally appeared on the album Muito (1978)SAT
Coracao Vagabundo originally appeared on the album DomingoSAT
(with Gal Costa, 1967)SAT
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London, London originally appeared on the album CaetanoSAT
Veloso (1971)SAT
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O Leaozinho originally appeared on the album Bicho (1977)SAT
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16:00 Jazz Library b00n13mq (Listen)SAT
Carmen McRaeSAT
Singer Carmen McRae was a protegee of Billie Holiday butSAT
soon grew beyond that early influence to develop her ownSAT
distinctive musical personality. Singer Christine TobinSAT
joins Alyn Shipton to pick the highlights from the moreSAT
than 60 albums that McRae made before her death in 1994.SAT
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DISC 1 Title: Misery Artist: Carmen McRaeSAT
Composer: Scott Album: First SessionsSAT
Label: Fresh Sound Number 477 Tr 8SAT
Personnel: Carmen McRae (vocals), Tony Scott (piano).SAT
December 1953SAT
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DISC 2 Title: Mr MeadowlarkSAT
Artist: Carmen Mcrae with Ralph Burns OrchestraSAT
Composer: MercerSAT
Album: Complete Ralph Burns Sessions with Ben WebsterSAT
Label: Lonehill Jazz Number 11122 Tr 5SAT
Personnel:: Carmen McRae (vocals), Ben Webster (tenorSAT
sax), Irv Markovitz (trumpet), Dick Berg, Donald Corrado,SAT
Fred Klein, Tony Miranda (French horn), Don Abney (piano),SAT
Mundell Lowe (guitar), Aaron Bell (bass), Ted SommerSAT
(drums), Ralph Burns (director)SAT
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DISC 3 Title: My Funny Valentine Artist: Carmen McRaeSAT
Composer: Rodgers/HartSAT
Album: Complete Recordings with Ray Bryant Label: GambitSAT
Number 69204 Tr 3SAT
Personnel: Carmen McRae (vocals), Ray Bryant (piano), IkeSAT
Isaacs (bass), Specs Wright (drums). 6 March 1957SAT
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DISC 4 Title: That Old Black MagicSAT
Artist: Carmen McRae Composer: Arlen, MercerSAT
Album: Live at Bubba's Label: Who's Who In JazzSAT
Number: Tr 1SAT
Personnel: Carmen McRae (vocals), Marshal Otwell (piano),SAT
Jim Anderson (bass), Mark Pulice (drums). 1981SAT
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DISC 5 Title: I'm an Errand Girl for RhythmSAT
Artist: Carmen McRae Composer: ColeSAT
Album: You're Looking at Me (A Collection of Nat King ColeSAT
Songs) Label: Concord Number 4235 Tr 1SAT
Personnel: Carmen McRae (vocals), Marshall Otwell (piano),SAT
John Collins (guitar), John Leftwhich (bass), DonaldSAT
Bailey (drums). Nov 1983SAT
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DISC 6 Title: I'm Glad There is YouSAT
Artist: Carmen McRae Composer: DorseySAT
Album: Any Old Time Label: Savoy/Denon (Japanese import)SAT
Number 1216 Tr 12SAT
Personnel: Carmen McRae (vocals), Clifford Jordan (tenorSAT
sax), Eric Gunnison (piano), John Collins (guitar),SAT
Scott Colley (bass), Mark Pulice (drums). June 1986SAT
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DISC 7 Title: What Can I Say After I've Said I'm SorrySAT
Artist: Carmen McRae Composer: Donaldson/LymannSAT
Album: Fine and Mellow: Live at Birdland WestSAT
Label: Concord Number 4342 Tr 2SAT
Personnel: Carmen McRae (vocals), Red Hollowoay (reeds),SAT
Jack McDuff (organ), Phil Upchurch (guitar), John ClaytonSAT
(bass), Paul Humphrey (drums). Dec 1987SAT
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DISC 8 Title: Little Butterfly Artist: Carmen McRaeSAT
Composer: Thelonious Monk Album: Carmen Sings MonkSAT
Label: Sony/Bluebird First Editions Number 749038 Tr 6SAT
Personnel: Carmen McRae (vocals), Clifford Jordan, CharlieSAT
Rouse (reeds), Eric Gunnison, Larry Willis (pianos),SAT
George Mraz (bass), Al Foster (drums). April 1988SAT
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DISC 9 Title: Sometimes I'm HappySAT
Artist: Carmen McRae/Betty CarterSAT
Composer: Caesar/YoumansSAT
Album: Carmen McRae/Betty Carter Duets: Live at the GreatSAT
American Music Hall Label: Verve Number 529279 Tr 6SAT
Personnel: Carmen McRae/Betty Carter (vocals), EricSAT
Gunnison (piano), Jim Hughart (bass), Winard HarperSAT
(drums). Jan/Feb 1987SAT
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DISC 10 Title: Misty Artist: Carmen McRaeSAT
Composer: Garner Album: Sarah: Dedicated to YouSAT
Label: Sony/Bluebird First Editions Number: Tr 3SAT
Personnel: Carmen McRae (vocals), Shirley Horn (piano),SAT
Charles Ables (bass), Steve Williams (drums). Oct 1990.SAT
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17:00 Jazz Record Requests b00n13ms (Listen)SAT
SAT
JRR Signature Tune:SAT
Oh, but on the Third Day (Happy Feet Blues) (WyntonSAT
Marsalis)SAT
Performed by Wynton Marsalis (tp), Marcus Roberts (p),SAT
Todd Williams (ts), Dr Michael White (cl), Danny BarkerSAT
(bj), Teddy Riley (tp), Freddie Lonzo (tb), Reginald VealSAT
(b), Herlin Riley (d) Recorded 28 October 1988SAT
Taken from the album The Majesty of the BluesSAT
1989 CD (CBS 465129 2)SAT
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Camp Meeting Blues (King Oliver) (2:55)SAT
Performed by King Oliver’s Jazz Band: King Oliver, LouisSAT
Armstrong (c) Ed Atkins (tb) Buster Bailey or Jimmy NooneSAT
(cl) Lil Hardin (p) Johnny St Cyr (bj) Baby Dodds (d)SAT
Recorded 19 October 1923, ChicagoSAT
Taken from the album King Oliver and his Creole Jazz bandSAT
1923 1992 CD (Classics 650 (1) Track 23)SAT
SAT
St. Philip Street Breakdown (George Lewis) (4:25)SAT
Performed by Ian Wheeler (cl) John Bastable (bj) Ron WardSAT
(b) Colin Bowden (d) George Lewis (cl)SAT
Recorded 27 April 1957, ManchesterSAT
Taken from the album George Lewis with Ken Colyer’sSAT
Jazzmen 1957 1994 CD (Five O Four 504CD51 (1) Track 7)SAT
SAT
The Chase (Gordon) (6:46)SAT
Performed by Dexter Gordon (ts) Wardell Gray (ts) JimmySAT
Bunn (p) Red Callender (bs) Chuck Thompson (d)SAT
Recorded 12 June 1947 Taken from the album the Chase!SAT
1995 CD (Stash STB2513 (1) Track 3)SAT
SAT
Moten Swing (B & B Moten) (6:08)SAT
Performed by Charlie Shavers Sextet: Charlie Shavers (tp)SAT
Benny Morton (tb) Hank D’Amico (cl) Kenny Kersey (p) AaronSAT
Bell (b) Panama Francis (d)SAT
Recorded 25 – 27 October 1954, New YorkSAT
Taken from the album Horn O’ PlentySAT
2005 CD (Lonehill Jazz LHJ10140(1) Track 3)SAT
SAT
Song for My Father (Horace Silver) (4:47)SAT
Performed by George Benson (g, v) Paul Griffin (p) BobSAT
Cranshaw (b) Jimmy Johnson (d) Clark Terry (tp) GarnettSAT
Brown (tb) Arthur Clark, George Marge (ts, fl) Buddy LucasSAT
(hca) Jack Jennings (conga, vb) The Winston CollymoreSAT
Strings, Horace Ott (arr, cond)SAT
Recorded 18 November 1968SAT
Taken from the album Talkin’ VerveSAT
1997 CD (Verve 537802(1) Track 2)SAT
SAT
Stack It Up! (The Apples) (3:32)SAT
Performed by The Apples: Arthur Krasnobaev (tp) YaronSAT
Ouzana (tb) Oleg Nayman (ts, ss) Yuval Tabachnik (bs)SAT
Yonadav Halevy (d) Shai Ran (b) Erez Todres (turntables)SAT
Ofer ‘Schoolmaster’ Tal (turntables) Uri ‘MixMonster’SAT
Wertheim (Sound Console & Live Effects)SAT
Recorded 10 – 15 January 2008SAT
Taken from the album Buzzin’ AboutSAT
2008 CD (Freestyle FSRCD041(1) Track 1)SAT
SAT
Poem: Tonight I Write Sadly Tune: Blue Lament (TonySAT
Kinsey) (3:10)SAT
Performed by Christopher Logue (v) The Tony KinseySAT
Quintet: Les Cordon (tp) Ken Wray (tb) Bill Le Sage (p,SAT
vb) Kenny Napper (b) Tony Kinsey (d)SAT
Recorded 29 May 1959, LondonSAT
Taken from the album Audio LogueSAT
CD (Audiologue UPL701 Disc 7 Track7)SAT
SAT
Ain’t Nobody’s Business (Witherspoon) (6:05)SAT
Performed by Jimmy Witherspoon (v) Earl ‘Fatha’ Hines,SAT
Woody Herman, Roy Eldridge (tp) Coleman Hawkins, BenSAT
Webster (ts) Vernon Alley (b) Mel Lewis (d) Urbie GreenSAT
Recorded Live at the Monterey Jazz Festival 2 October 1959SAT
Taken from the album 1959 Monterey Jazz festivalSAT
LP (Ember CJS834 S1/1)SAT
SAT
Seven Leaves (Gareth Williams) (5:41)SAT
Performed by Gareth Williams (p) Laurence Cottle (b) IanSAT
Thomas (d) Recorded 14 December 2007SAT
Taken from the album Shock!SAT
2009 CD (Linn AKCD326 Track 5)SAT
SAT
Down by the Riverside (Oliver Nelson) (8:45)SAT
Performed by Oliver Nelson (arr, cond, ss) buddy Childers,SAT
Bobby Bryant, Freddy Hill, Conte Candoli (tp) Billy Byers,SAT
Pete Myers, Lou Blackburn, Ernie Tack (tb) Gabe Baltazar,SAT
Tom Scott, Bill Perkins, Jack Nimitz, Frank StrozierSAT
(reeds) Frank Strazzori (p) Monte Budwig (b) Mel Brown (g)SAT
Ed Thigpen (d) Recorded 2 – 4 June 1967SAT
Taken from the album Oliver Nelson’s Big Band Live fromSAT
Los Angeles LP (Impulse SIPL510 S1/3)SAT
SAT
18:00 Opera on 3 b00n13mv (Listen)SAT
Dvorak's RusalkaSAT
SAT
In a performance given at 2009's Glyndebourne Festival,SAT
Jiri Belohlavek conducts a production of Rusalka, Dvorak'sSAT
best-known opera. It's the first time in its history thatSAT
the famous festival has staged this tale, loosely based onSAT
Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid, butSAT
translated into a Czech idiom.SAT
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Rusalka, a water nymph, lives in a pool in a dark andSAT
brooding forest. She's doomed not only to lose her loverSAT
but to live forever as a will-o-the-wisp tempting otherSAT
men to their deaths. This critically-praised production isSAT
directed by Melly Still, making her operatic debut, withSAT
Anna Maria Martinez as Rusalka and American tenor BrandonSAT
Jovanovich as the prince she falls in love with.SAT
SAT
Rusalka ...... Ana Maria Martinez (soprano)SAT
Prince ...... Brandon Jovanovich (tenor)SAT
Vodnik ...... Mischa Schelomianski (bass)SAT
Jezibaba ...... Larissa Diadkova (mezzo-soprano)SAT
First Wood Nymph ...... Natasha Jouhl (soprano)SAT
Second Wood Nymph ...... Barbara Senator (mezzo-soprano)SAT
Third Wood Nymph ...... Elodie Mechain (contralto)SAT
Hunter ...... John Mackenzie (tenor)SAT
Gamekeeper ...... Alasdair Elliott (tenor)SAT
Kitchen Girl ...... Diana Axentii (mezzo-soprano)SAT
Foreign Princess ...... Tatiana Pavlovskaya (soprano)SAT
London Philharmonic Orchestra The Glyndebourne ChorusSAT
Jiri Belohlavek (conductor).SAT
SAT
21:00 The Wire b00n13mx (Listen)SAT
The Lady of Kingsland WasteSAT
J Parkes' magical story of love, death and redemption,SAT
recorded on location in Hackney. Four inner-city childrenSAT
discover the beauty of life when they become strangelySAT
involved with a dying woman.SAT
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Bernie ...... Candassaie LiburdSAT
Nathan ...... Pascal Akuwudike Juliet ...... June BaileySAT
Pastor ...... Jude AkuwudikeSAT
Raff ...... Rhiannon Harper-RaffertySAT
Knolidge ...... Gabriel AkuwudikeSAT
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Directed by Jessica Dromgoole.SAT
SAT
21:45 Pre-Hear b00n13mz (Listen)SAT
Solo and chamber works by three American composersSAT
spanning two generations.SAT
SAT
Evan Ziporyn: War Chant Boston Modern Orchestra ProjectSAT
Gil Rose (conductor)SAT
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David Lang: Wed Andrew Russo (piano)SAT
SAT
William Bolcom: Concerto grosso for saxophone quartet andSAT
orchestra Prism Saxophone QuartetSAT
Boston Modern Orchestra Project Gil Rose (conductor).SAT
SAT
22:30 Hear and Now b00n13n7 (Listen)SAT
London Sinfonietta - Adams, Cage, Dresher, LangSAT
Robert Worby presents an all-American concert, given atSAT
the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London. The works range fromSAT
the driving rhythms of Adams and Lang, to the experimentalSAT
sounds of Cage.SAT
SAT
Clio Gould (violin) Sound Intermedia (sound design)SAT
London Sinfonietta John Adams (conductor)SAT
SAT
John Cage: Credo in US 13:38SAT
Paul Dresher: Concerto for violin and electroacoustic bandSAT
19:23SAT
David Lang: Cheating Lying Stealing 11:07SAT
John Adams: Son of Chamber Symphony 23:48SAT
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SUNDAY 4 OCTOBER 2009SUN
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00:00 The Early Music Show b00gnst4 (Listen)SUN
Organist Simon Lole explores the Mulliner Book, one of theSUN
most important collections of Tudor keyboard music. It wasSUN
compiled in the 1560s by Thomas Mulliner, an organist atSUN
Corpus Christi College, Oxford, and it now resides in theSUN
British Library.SUN
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Assumed by some to have been used for training choirboys,SUN
the book contains 121 keyboard works, of which over halfSUN
are based on liturgical chants. The collection containsSUN
works by Thomas Tallis, John Redford, William Blitheman,SUN
John Taverner and Christopher Tye as well as severalSUN
anonymous works.SUN
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Anon: Galliard (Mulliner Book) Joseph Payne (organ)SUN
Naxos 8.850718 Track: 1SUN
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Newman: Pavan (Mulliner Book) Paul Wolfe (harpsichord)SUN
Lyrichord LEMS8033 CD 1 Track: 1SUN
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Thomas Tallis: Remember Not, O Lord (Mulliner Book)SUN
Joseph Payne (organ) Naxos 8.550719 Track: 1SUN
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William Munday: Tres Partes in Una (Mulliner Book)SUN
Paul Wolfe (harpsichord) Lyrichord LEMS8033SUN
CD 1 Track: 3SUN
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Anon: Felix Namque (plainchant) Anonymous 4SUN
Harmonia Mundi HMU 907080 Track: 14SUN
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Anon: Gloria Tibi Trinitas (plainchant)SUN
The Sixteen/Harry Christophers Helios CDH 55052SUN
Track: 1SUN
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John Taverner: Missa Gloria Tibi Trinitas: Sanctus andSUN
Benedictus The Tallis Scholars/Peter PhillipsSUN
Gimell CDGIM 004 Track: 5SUN
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Thomas Tallis: In Nomine II Charivari AgreableSUN
Signum SIGCD 042 CD 1 Track: 2SUN
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William Blitheman: Gloria Tibi Trinitas iii (Mulliner Book)SUN
Paul Wolfe (harpsichord) Lyrichord LEMS8033SUN
CD 1 Track: 7SUN
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William Blitheman: Gloria Tibi Trinitas iv (Mulliner Book)SUN
Paul Wolfe (harpsichord) Lyrichord LEMS8033SUN
CD 1 Track: 8SUN
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John Redford: O Lux with a meane (Mulliner Book)SUN
Joseph Payne (organ) Naxos 8.850718 Track: 4SUN
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John Redford: Salvator with a meane (Mulliner Book)SUN
Joseph Payne (organ) Naxos 8.550719 Track 7SUN
Dur: 0.47SUN
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John Redford: Lucem tuam (Mulliner Book)SUN
Joseph Payne (organ) Naxos 8.550718 Track: 7SUN
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Thomas Tallis: Like as the doleful dove (song)SUN
Stephen Taylor (counter tenor) Lynda Sayce (lute)SUN
Signum SIGCD 042 CD 1 Track: 21SUN
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Thomas Tallis: Like as the doleful dove (Mulliner Book)SUN
Laurence Cummings (harpsichord) Signum SIGCD 042SUN
CD 1 Track: 9SUN
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Thomas Tallis: O ye tender babes (song)SUN
Stephen Taylor (counter tenor) Lynda Sayce (lute)SUN
Signum SIGCD 042 CD 1 Track: 22SUN
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Thomas Tallis: O ye tender babes (Mulliner Book)SUN
Laurence Cummings (harpsichord) Signum SIGCD 042SUN
CD 1 Track: 10SUN
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Thomas Tallis: Per haec nos (Mulliner Book)SUN
Rachelle Taylor (organ) ATMA Classique ACD2 2349SUN
Track: 1SUN
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Anon: La Shymyze (Mulliner Book) The Folger ConsortSUN
BARD BDCD 9510 Track: 1SUN
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Anon: La Doune Celle (Mulliner Book) The Folger ConsortSUN
BARD BDCD 9510 Track: 2SUN
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Anon: La Bounette (Mulliner Book) The Folger ConsortSUN
BARD BDCD 9510 Track: 3SUN
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Anon: Galliard (Mulliner Book) Skip Sempe (harpsichord)SUN
ASTREE NAIVE E8841 Track: 10SUN
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The programme also features under speech:SUN
SUN
Thomas Tallis: A Point (Mulliner Book)SUN
Laurence Cummings (harpsichord) Signum SIGCD042SUN
CD 1 Track: 13.SUN
SUN
01:00 Through the Night b00n1mzm (Listen)SUN
1.00amSUN
Anon (17th century): Four pieces for solo luteSUN
1.11amSUN
Jarzebski, Adam (1590-1649): Concerti a 3SUN
1.22amSUN
Zielenski, Mikolaj (1550-1617): Video caelos apertosSUN
(Communiones totius anni, Venice 1611)SUN
1.25amSUN
Dobel, Heinrich (1651-1693): Sonate en la majeur pourSUN
violon et continuoSUN
1.38amSUN
Merula, Tarquinio (1594/5-1665): Cantate Jubilate forSUN
soprano, violin and continuoSUN
1.43amSUN
Anon (17th century): Four works from the JagiellonianSUN
Library, Krakow: Pagamoszka; Ach, meczech; Dance; MB tookSUN
my heart awaySUN
1.49amSUN
Mielczewski, Marcin (1600-1651): Canzona for two violinsSUN
and continuoSUN
1.59amSUN
Szarzynski, Stanislaw (fl.1692-1713): Veni Sancte SpiritusSUN
2.08amSUN
Zebrowski, Marcin Jozef (1710-1780): Lauda SionSUN
Katarzyna Wiwer (soprano) Barbara Konrad (violin)SUN
Hubert Hoffmann (lute) Claire Pottinger (viola da gamba)SUN
Norbert Zeilberger (positive organ and harpsichord)SUN
Ars Antiqua AustriaSUN
Gunar Letzbor (violin, slobstock, artistic director)SUN
2.12amSUN
Noskowski, Zygmunt (1846-1909): Symphony No 3 in FSUN
Polish Radio National Symphony Orchestra in KatowiceSUN
Szymon Kawalla (conductor)SUN
2.53amSUN
Chopin, Fryderyk (1810-1849): Nocturne in D flat, Op 27,SUN
No 2 Theodor Leschetizky (piano)SUN
3.01amSUN
Novak, Vitezslav (1870-1949): Trio in D minor for pianoSUN
and strings, Op 27 (quasi una ballata) Suk Trio:SUN
Joseph Suk (violin) Josef Chuchro (cello)SUN
Jan Panenka (piano)SUN
3.17amSUN
Kodaly, Zoltan (1882-1967): Dances of GalantaSUN
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Edo de Waart (conductor)SUN
3.34amSUN
Schubert, Franz (1797-1828): Symphony No 8 in B minor,SUN
D759 (Unfinished) Norwegian Radio OrchestraSUN
Markus Lehtinen (conductor)SUN
3.59amSUN
Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897): Four Ballades for piano, OpSUN
10 Paul Lewis (piano)SUN
4.21amSUN
Duparc, Henri (1848-1933): ExtaseSUN
Catherine Robbin (mezzo-soprano) Stephen Ralls (piano)SUN
4.25amSUN
Anon (12th century English): Worldes blis ne last no throweSUN
Sequentia: Barbara Thornton (voice)SUN
Benjamin Bagby (harp)SUN
4.36amSUN
Shostakovich, Dmitry (1906-1975): Second Waltz (Jazz SuiteSUN
No 2) Eolina QuartetSUN
4.41amSUN
Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750): Brandenburg ConcertoSUN
No 2 in F, BWV 1047 Mark Bennett (trumpet)SUN
Terje Tonnesen, Cecilia Waahlberg, Bjarte Eike (violins)SUN
Frode Thorsen (recorder)SUN
Anna-Maija Luolajan-Mikkola (oboe)SUN
Andreas Torgersen (violin)SUN
Markku Luolajan-Mikkola (cello) Dan Styffe (bass)SUN
Hans Knut Sveen (harpsichord)SUN
4.53amSUN
Bottesini, Giovanni (1821-1889): TarantellaSUN
Gary Karr (double bass) Harmon Lewis (piano)SUN
5.01amSUN
Schumann, Robert (1810-1856): Fairy Tales for clarinet,SUN
viola and piano, Op 132 Robert Schumann EnsembleSUN
5.16amSUN
Kyurkchiyski, Krassimir (b.1936): Prayer (Two works afterSUN
paintings of Vladimir Dimitrov - the Master)SUN
Simfonieta Orchestra of the Bulgarian National RadioSUN
Kamen Goleminov (conductor)SUN
5.22amSUN
Martinu, Bohuslav (1890-1959): Frescoes of Piero dellaSUN
Francesca Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra in BratislavaSUN
Robert Stankovsky (conductor)SUN
5.44amSUN
Rameau, Jean-Philippe (1683-1764): L'entretien des MusesSUN
(Pieces de clavecin, Paris 1724)SUN
Bob van Asperen (harpsichord)SUN
5.51amSUN
Suk, Josef (1874-1935): Raduz and Mahulena, Op 16SUN
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Vaclav Smetacek (conductor)SUN
6.19amSUN
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Concerto in E flatSUN
for two pianos and orchestra, K365SUN
Kalle Randalu, Kristjan Randalu (pianos)SUN
Estonian National Symphony OrchestraSUN
Andres Mustonen (conductor)SUN
6.43amSUN
Bartok, Bela (1881-1945): Two Pictures for orchestra, Sz 46SUN
Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra in BratislavaSUN
Bystrik Rezucha (conductor).SUN
SUN
07:00 Breakfast b00n1mzp (Listen)SUN
SUN
10:00 Sunday Morning b00n1mzr (Listen)SUN
Iain Burnside - OutsidersSUN
Iain Burnside considers musical mavericks, misfits andSUN
outcasts. Music includes Brahms, Britten, Harry Partch andSUN
Beethoven. The guest is pianist Andras Schiff.SUN
SUN
12:00 Private Passions b00n1mzt (Listen)SUN
Christopher Wynn ParrySUN
Michael Berkeley's guest is consultant rheumatologist DrSUN
Christopher Wynn Parry, who specialises in upper limbSUN
problems developed by performing musicians. A great musicSUN
lover, his choices range from the music he firstSUN
encountered and performed himself as a student at Oxford,SUN
especially vocal music by Monteverdi, Machaut and Byrd, toSUN
a keyboard Partita by Bach, a Mozart wind serenade,SUN
Handel's Music for the Royal Fireworks and Stravinsky'sSUN
ballet Apollon musagete.SUN
SUN
13:00 The Early Music Show b00n1mzw (Listen)SUN
Les Arts FlorissantsSUN
Catherine Bott presents a celebration of the 30thSUN
anniversary of Les Arts Florissants, who under theirSUN
founder-director William Christie have been largelySUN
responsible for the revival of 17th-century FrenchSUN
repertoire in France. Catherine talks to soprano SophieSUN
Daneman about her close associations with the ensemble andSUN
plays a selection of their famous recordings.SUN
SUN
Etienne Moulinie: Il est temps que l'ennuy face place a laSUN
Joye (Cantique de Moyse)SUN
Agnes Mellon, Birgit Grenat (soprano)SUN
Guillemette Laurens (mezzo-soprano)SUN
Dominique Visse (countertenor) Josep Benet (tenor)SUN
Michel Laplenie Phillipe CantorSUN
Gregory Reinhart (bass) Les Arts FlorissantsSUN
William Christie (director)SUN
HARMONIA MUNDI HMX 2901055 Tr 1SUN
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Rameau: Hippolyte et Aricie (Act 2, Sc 5)SUN
Pluto ...... Nathan Berg Mercury ...... Yann BeuronSUN
Trio of three fates: (to 'inspire fear and dread'!)SUN
Christopher Josey (tenor) Matthieu Lecroart (baritone)SUN
Bertand Bontoux (bass) Les Arts FlorissantsSUN
William Christie (director)SUN
ERATO 0630 15517 2 CD 2 Trs 9, 10SUN
SUN
Lully: Sangaride and Doris (Atys - Act 1, Sc 4)SUN
Agnes Mellon, Francois Semellaz (soprano)SUN
Les Arts Florissants William Christie (director)SUN
HARMONIA MUNDI HML 5901257.59 CD 1 Trs 14, 15SUN
SUN
Lully: Sleep Scene (Atys - Act 3, Sc 4)SUN
Sleep ...... Gilles RagonSUN
Morpheus ...... Jean-Paul FouchecourtSUN
Phobetor ...... Bernard DeletreSUN
Phantasmus ...... Michel Laplenie Les Arts FlorissantsSUN
William Christie (director)SUN
HARMONIA MUNDI HML 5901257.59 CD 2 Tr 15SUN
SUN
Philidor: C'est vous, mon pere; Le Jardin des Voix (TomSUN
Jones) Amel Brahim Djelloul Xavier SabataSUN
Andrew Tortoise Judith Van Wanroij Andre MorschSUN
Konstantin Wolff Claire DebonoSUN
VIRGIN CLASSICS 338 1542 Tr 13SUN
SUN
Mondonville: Gloria Patri (Dominus regnavit - grand motet)SUN
Les Arts Florissants William Christie (director)SUN
ERATO 0630 17791 2 Tr 6SUN
SUN
Handel: Recit: Ye verdant plains and woody mountains;SUN
Aria: Hush, ye pretty warbling quire! (Acis et Galatea)SUN
Sophie Daneman (soprano) Les Arts FlorissantsSUN
William Christie (director)SUN
ERATO 3984 25505 2 CD 1, Trs 3 and 4.SUN
SUN
14:00 Radio 3 Requests b00n1mzy (Listen)SUN
Fiona Talkington introduces a selection of Radio 3SUN
listeners' requests, including Maria Callas in the 'MadSUN
Scene' from Donizetti's opera, Lucia di Lammermoor, GeraldSUN
Finzi's Clarinet Concerto and excerpts from Dvorak'sSUN
Stabat Mater.SUN
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The guest is trombonist and composer Christian Lindberg,SUN
who chooses music by Tchaikovsky.SUN
SUN
Donizetti Lucia di LammermoorSUN
Act III Scene 1: Scena della pazzia (Mad Scene)SUN
Il dolce suono mi colpi di sua voce; Spargi d’amaro piantoSUN
Lucia - Maria Callas (soprano), Enrico - Piero CappuccilliSUN
(baritone),SUN
Raimondo - Bernard Ladysz (bass), Normanno - RenzoSUN
Casellato (tenor), Philharmonia Chorus and Orchestra,SUN
Tullio Serafin (conductor)SUN
EMI 747440 8 CD 2 Tracks 16 and 17SUN
SUN
Finzi Concerto for Clarinet and StringsSUN
Emma Johnson (clarinet)SUN
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Charles GrovesSUN
(conductor) CD DCA 787 Tracks 1-3SUN
SUN
Stoker Music That Brings Sweet SleepSUN
1. There is Sweet Music (Tennyson)SUN
2. Music (George du Maurier)SUN
3. To Music To Becalm His Fever (Herrick)SUN
4. Orpheus With His Lute (Shakespeare)SUN
Margaret Feaviour (soprano), Richard Stoker (piano)SUN
ASC CS CD10 Tracks 9-12SUN
SUN
Tchaikovsky Romeo and Juliet fantasy overtureSUN
Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, Kurt Mazur (conductor)SUN
9031-76456-2 Track 1SUN
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Michael Haydn Concerto in D for alto tromboneSUN
3. PrestoSUN
Christian Lindberg (alto trombone,SUN
Australian Chamber Orchestra, Richard Tognetti(conductor)SUN
BISCD1268, Track 3SUN
SUN
Dvorák Stabat Mater Op. 58SUN
1. Stabat Mater DolorosaSUN
10. Quando Corpus MorieturSUN
Marina Shaguch (soprano), Ingeborg Danz (alto), JamesSUN
Taylor (tenor),Thomas Quasthoff (bass)SUN
Oregon Bach Festival Choir, Oregon Bach FestivalSUN
Orchestra, Helmuth Rilling (conductor)SUN
Hanssler CD 98.935 CD 1 Track 1 and CD 2 track 6SUN
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Herbert Babes in ToylandSUN
1. The March of the ToysSUN
New London Orchestra, Ronald Corp (conductor)SUN
Hyperion CDA67067 Track 15SUN
SUN
16:00 Choral Evensong b00mw9sk (Listen)SUN
Choral Vespers - for the Feast of St Francis, from SanSUN
Rufino Cathedral, Assisi. Sung by the Royal School ofSUN
Church Music Millennium Youth Choir.SUN
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Introit: Laudans exultet gaudio (Giovanni Croce)SUN
Response: Deus in adjutorium (Giovanni Croce)SUN
Office Hymn: With all the poor on earth (Mode viii)SUN
Psalm: 104 (Plainsong) First Lesson: Galatians 6 vv14-18SUN
Motet: O bone Jesu (Baldassare Donato)SUN
Second Lesson: Luke 12 vv22-34SUN
Homily: Bishop Domenico Sorrentino of AssisiSUN
Magnificat (Giovanni Rigatti)SUN
Motets: Adoramus te (Claudio Merulo); Lauda alla VergineSUN
Maria (Verdi)SUN
Final Hymn: All creatures of our God and King (Lasst unsSUN
erfreuen) Organ Voluntary: Toccata Sesta (Frescobaldi)SUN
SUN
Organist: Daniel Moultt Director of Music: David Ogden.SUN
SUN
17:00 Discovering Music b00n1n02 (Listen)SUN
Arnold: Symphony No 5SUN
Charles Hazlewood delves into the world of MalcolmSUN
Arnold's Fifth Symphony. He discovers that in spite ofSUN
Arnold's posthumous reputation as a composer of light andSUN
superficial music, this a surprisingly dark and complexSUN
piece - a work full of irony, conflict and above all,SUN
anguish. Charles also looks back at Arnold's views onSUN
social music making, presenting archive interviews withSUN
the composer.SUN
SUN
18:30 The Choir b00n1n04 (Listen)SUN
Matthew Whittall/Haydn Grosse OrgelmesseSUN
Finland is famed for its distinctive choral sound, yet oneSUN
of its brightest composing stars is a Canadian who movedSUN
there only in 2001. Aled Jones talks to Matthew WhittallSUN
about this unique choral culture swap.SUN
SUN
Plus more from Eisenstadt, Joseph Haydn's professionalSUN
home, and the second in a series of complete massSUN
performances, his Missa in Honorem BVM (GrosseSUN
Orgelsolomesse).SUN
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Tracklist: Jarmo Parviainen Ilta (Evening)SUN
Hämäläis-Osakunnan Laulajat, conducted by Esko KlalioSUN
ALBA NCD39, track 1SUN
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Cristobal de Morales Regina Caeli Nordic VoicesSUN
CHANDOS CHSA5050, tracks 3-4SUN
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Matthew Whittall Sakura (from ‘Shiki’)SUN
Hämäläis-Osakunnan Laulajat, conducted by Esko KallioSUN
ALBA NCD39, track 10SUN
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Matthew WhittallSUN
Prelude – summer; Amanogawa (from ‘Shiki’)SUN
Hämäläis-Osakunnan Laulajat, conducted by Esko KallioSUN
ALBA NCD39, tracks 11-12SUN
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Kyrillus Kreek Happy is the ManSUN
Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, conducted by PaulSUN
Hillier HARMONIA MUNDI HMU907311, track 3SUN
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Matthew Whittall Listen to the RainSUN
Hämäläis-Osakunnan Laulajat, conducted by Esko KallioSUN
ALBA NCD39, track 2SUN
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Hubert Parry JerusalemSUN
Waynflete Singers, and the Choir of Winchester Cathedral,SUN
conducted by David Hill ARGO 430 836-2, track 12SUN
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Joseph Haydn Missa in Honorem BVM (Grosse Orgelmesse)SUN
Soloists: Dorothea Röschmann, Bernard Fink, HelmutSUN
Wildhaber and Klaus Mertens, with the Hugo Distler ChoirSUN
and Vienna Academy conducted by Martin Haselböck. TheSUN
organ soloist is Elisabeth Ullmann.SUN
NOVALIS 150095-2, track 1-6SUN
SUN
20:00 Drama on 3 b00n1n06 (Listen)SUN
Becket or The Honour of GodSUN
Written by Jean Anouilh and translated by Lucienne Hill.SUN
SUN
It is 1173 and Henry II, the Norman King of England paysSUN
penance for the murder of the Archbishop Thomas Becket,SUN
once Chancellor and his friend. Plantagenet power hasSUN
triumphed over the independence of the clergy, but at whatSUN
personal cost?SUN
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Henry II ...... Toby StephensSUN
Becket ...... David MorrisseySUN
Queen Mother ...... Sara KestelmanSUN
Archbishop ...... Adrian LukisSUN
London ...... Jonathan KeebleSUN
Oxford ...... Terence Wilton York/Pope ...... Mark PerrySUN
Saxon Man/Cardinal ...... Jonathan OliverSUN
Little Monk ...... Steven KynmanSUN
Young Queen ...... Teresa GallagherSUN
Gwendolen ...... Rachel IsaacSUN
SUN
Director: Roy McMillanSUN
Technical direction: Norman GoodmanSUN
Music: Arthur Ka Wai Jenkins Producer: Nicolas Soames.SUN
SUN
22:00 Sunday Feature b00n5rfr (Listen)SUN
Ideas - The British Version (Series 2), The Separation ofSUN
PowersSUN
Historian Tristram Hunt presents a series following theSUN
surprising journeys of ideas that first developed inSUN
Britain and then spread around the world.SUN
SUN
As a new Supreme Court opens in the UK, Tristram HuntSUN
explores the idea behind it - the separation of powers. HeSUN
examines how the doctrine was developed by the FrenchSUN
Enlightenment thinker, Montesquieu, who observed theSUN
British constitutional system in the 18th century -SUN
comprising of a judiciary, an executive and a legislatureSUN
- and saw it as a way of keeping tyranny at bay.SUN
SUN
Tristram starts his journey in Paris where an absoluteSUN
monarchy during the 1720s led to a fierce undergroundSUN
debate about liberty. Ideas flowed between Paris andSUN
London and Montesquieu crossed the English Channel toSUN
better understand the English constitutional system andSUN
the English. One of the outcomes of this was his magnumSUN
opus The Spirit of Laws, which articulates the importanceSUN
of the separation of powers to defend liberty.SUN
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This idea was also central to the framing of the UnitedSUN
States Constitution, and Tristram sees how the doctrine isSUN
embodied in the layout of Capitol Hill in Washington DC,SUN
reflecting the relationships between the Supreme Court,SUN
the Senate and the White House.SUN
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Finally, Tristram returns to the new Supreme Court inSUN
London to discuss whether it is, in fact, a 300-year-oldSUN
British idea returning home.SUN
SUN
22:45 Words and Music b00n1n08 (Listen)SUN
Feasting with PanthersSUN
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A sequence of poetry, prose and music on the theme of gaySUN
love, with readings by Douglas Hodge and Helen McCrory.SUN
SUN
Including poems and texts by WH Auden, Emily Dickinson,SUN
Walt Whitman, Shakespeare, AE Housman and Sappho, plusSUN
music by Szymanowski, Britten and Tchaikovsky.SUN
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'It was like feasting with panthers; the danger was halfSUN
the excitement. I used to feel as a snake- charmer mustSUN
feel when he lures the cobra to stir from the paintedSUN
cloth or reed basket that holds it and makes it spread itsSUN
hood at his bidding and sway to and fro in the air as aSUN
plant sways restfully in a stream. They were to me theSUN
brightest of gilded snakes; their poison was part of theirSUN
perfection.' Oscar Wilde-from De profundisSUN
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It’s 40 years since the Stonewall riots marked the startSUN
of the gay rights movement in the United States and aroundSUN
the world. In the days before Gay Liberation poets andSUN
composers had to be circumspect in the ways they portrayedSUN
same-sex relationships. But this need to be covert andSUN
ambiguous produced a very particular gay sensibility inSUN
the works of poets such as Walt Whitman, A. E. Housman,SUN
Auden, and composers such as Tchaikovsky, Szymanowski andSUN
Benjamin Britten. “Feasting with Panthers” is aSUN
celebration of “The love that dare not speak its name.”SUN
SUN
The erotically super-charged music of Wagner’s VenusbergSUN
underlays Aleister Crowley’s over-the-top Hymn to Pan.SUN
Occultist, hedonist, bisexual, drug experimenter, CrowleySUN
gained notoriety during his lifetime, and was dubbed TheSUN
Wickedest Man in the World. The ancient Greek poetessSUN
Sappho may or may not have been lesbian (though sheSUN
certainly came from Lesbos) – but many of her poems speakSUN
of female-female infatuations, as here in Hymn toSUN
Aphrodite which more than hints at a Secret Love.SUN
SUN
Another secret love was that between the reclusive EmilySUN
Dickinson and the young Sue Gilbert, who later marriedSUN
Emily’s brother Austin. Emily sent her over three hundredSUN
letters, with demands for affection, but because Sue wasSUN
often aloof and disagreeable, Emily was continually hurtSUN
by what was mostly a tempestuous friendship.SUN
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Walt Whitman’s poetry was very controversial in its timeSUN
for its overt homosexuality. He was accused of thatSUN
horrible sin not to be mentioned among Christians.SUN
SUN
Critics have found homoerotic overtones in the works ofSUN
our 3rd American, Herman Melville: the male bonding inSUN
Moby Dick and the depraved attraction/hatred of theSUN
master-at-arms John Claggart for the handsome sailor BillySUN
Budd – a theme which held a particular interest for AudenSUN
and Britten.SUN
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Back to England for a pastoral interlude underlayed bySUN
Butterworth’s “The Banks of Green Willow”: the spinsterishSUN
A.E. Housman lusts after the lads at the fair, theSUN
maverick Marlowe envisages Edward II’s seduction by hisSUN
minion Piers Gaveston and Katherine Fowler Philips, 17thSUN
Century poet and apostle of female friendship addressesSUN
her “excellent Lucasia.”SUN
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Lefroy’s poem on male physical beauty is subtitled ASUN
Palaestral Study. In the Classical world the palaestraSUN
was a training school for wrestling and athletics – aSUN
concept taken up in Stravinsky’s ballet Agon (a word withSUN
multiple meanings including the all-male athletic contestsSUN
of ancient Greece).SUN
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The final poem, by Lord Alfred Douglas, ends with theSUN
phrase which came to haunt Oscar Wilde’s trial for grossSUN
indecency: “The love that dare not speak its name”. AndSUN
the programme evaporates in a cloud of sensuousness asSUN
Roxana encourages her husband King Roger to embrace theSUN
world view offered by the Dionysiac Shepherd who preachesSUN
a doctrine of desire in opposition to normative ChristianSUN
values.SUN
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Clive Portbury ProducerSUN
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Running OrderSUN
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HM = Helen McCrory DH = Douglas HodgeSUN
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00:00SUN
Wagner: Venusberg music from the Paris revision ofSUN
Tannhäuser [extract] Vienna Philharmonic OrchestraSUN
Sir Georg Solti (conductor) Decca 414 581-2SUN
Disc 1, Track 1SUN
00:10SUN
Aleister Crowley: Hymn to Pan (DH)SUN
07:00SUN
Sappho (translated by Edwin Marion Cox): Hymn to AphroditeSUN
(HM)SUN
08:40SUN
Sammy Fain: Secret Love [from Calamity Jane] Doris DaySUN
Columbia 44371 Track 12SUN
10:32SUN
Emily Dickinson: Letter to Sue Gilbert (HM)SUN
12:27SUN
Tchaikovsky: Waltz of the Snowflakes from The NutcrackerSUN
ballet Orchestre symphonique de MontréalSUN
Choeurs d’enfants de l’école FACESUN
Charles Dutoit (conductor) Decca 440 477-2SUN
Disc 1, Track 10SUN
19:00SUN
Walt Whitman: When I Heard at the Close of the Day, fromSUN
“Leaves of Grass” (DH)SUN
19:57SUN
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5 in E minor Op 64 [extract]SUN
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Valery Gergiev (conductor)SUN
Philips 462 905-2 Track 2SUN
25:33SUN
Britten: Claggart’s monologue “Oh beauty, oh handsomeness,SUN
goodness!” from Billy BuddSUN
John Tomlinson (bass), John ClaggartSUN
London Symphony Chorus London Symphony OrchestraSUN
Richard Hickox (conductor) Chandos 9826SUN
Disc 2, Track 13SUN
26:15SUN
Auden: Herman Melville [part 1] (DH)SUN
33:02SUN
Auden: Herman Melville [part 2] (DH)SUN
34:39SUN
Butterworth: The Banks of Green WillowSUN
English Chamber Orchestra Jeffrey Tate (conductor)SUN
EMI 7642002 Track 1SUN
34:40SUN
A E Housman: “The lads in their hundreds” from ASUN
Shropshire Lad (HM)SUN
38:35SUN
Marlowe: “Music and poetry is his delight” [PiersSUN
Gaveston’s speech from Edward II] (DH)SUN
40:11SUN
Katherine Fowler Philips: To My Excellent Lucasia, On OurSUN
Friendship (HM)SUN
41:22SUN
Mischa Spoliansky: When the special girlfriendSUN
Ute Lemper (vocals) Matrix EnsembleSUN
Robert Ziegler (conductor) Decca 452 849-2 Track 5SUN
43:57SUN
Lefroy: “The curves of beauty are not softly wrought”: ASUN
Palaestral Study (DH)SUN
44:53SUN
Stravinsky: Agon [opening extract]SUN
Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester BerlinSUN
Vladimir Ashkenazy (conductor) Decca 443 772-2SUN
Tracks 17-20SUN
49:30SUN
Lord Alfred Douglas: Two Loves (HM)SUN
53:57SUN
Szymanowski: Roxana’s aria from King RogerSUN
Elzbieta Szmytka (Roxana), sopranoSUN
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra Sir Simon RattleSUN
EMI 556823 2 Disc 2 1 Track 19SUN
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23:45 Jazz Line-Up b00n1n0b (Listen)SUN
John EtheridgeSUN
Claire Martin presents conversation and music from one ofSUN
the UK's most influential guitarists, John Etheridge. HisSUN
style is influenced by the ground-breaking sound of SoftSUN
Machine and the energy of Stephane Grappelli. His latestSUN
album Small Hotel takes tunes from his work with GrappelliSUN
and with his Chorus of Chris Garrick (violin), Dave KelbieSUN
(rhythm guitar) and Andy Crowdy (double bass).SUN
SUN
With the Band Soft Machine, John is equally at home onSUN
acoustic and electric guitar and has played with JohnSUN
Williams, Yehudi Menuhin, Dizzie Gillespie, Herb Ellis,SUN
Mundell Lowe, Nigel Kennedy, Pat Metheny, Birelli Lagrene,SUN
Barney Kessel, Vic Juris among others. John's ability asSUN
an outstanding composer is sometimes overlooked but he isSUN
often under pressure from audiences to feature more of hisSUN
own material.SUN
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Title: Rainbows and FantasiesSUN
Artist: Abram Wilson (trumpet), Peter Edwards (piano),SUN
Karl Rasheed (bass)/Graham Godfrey, DrumsSUN
Album: Life Paintings Label: Dune DUNCD 017P Track: 2SUN
Comp: Abram Wilson Publ: Dune Music PublishingSUN
Dur: 6m30sSUN
SUN
Title: Seven Days of FallingSUN
Artist: Esbjorn Svensson (piano), Dan Berglund (bass),SUN
Magnus Ostrom (drums)SUN
Album: Retrospective - The Very Best of ESTSUN
Label: ACT 9021 - 2 Track: 7 Comp: ESTSUN
Publ: BIEM/GEMA Dur: 5m54sSUN
SUN
Title: I Get A Kick Out of You Artist: Chris ConnorSUN
Album: Atlantic 1228 Label: Atlantic AMCY 1050SUN
Track: 1 Comp: Cole Porter Arr. John LewisSUN
Publ: ASCAP Dur: 1m49sSUN
SUN
JOHN ETHERIDGE INTERVIEWSUN
SUN
Title: Swing 39SUN
Artist: John Etheridge (guitar), Chris Garrick (violin),SUN
Dave Kelbie (rhythm guitar), Andy Crowdy (double bass)SUN
Album: Small Hotel Label: DYAD Records DY 027SUN
Track: 6 Comp: Reinhardt Publ: MCPS/PRS Dur: 4m43sSUN
SUN
Recorded in studio Title: M'SandoozaSUN
Artist: John Etheridge (guitar) Comp: Abdullah IbrahimSUN
Publ: n/a Dur: 4m01sSUN
SUN
Title: Don't Worry 'Bout MeSUN
Artist: John Etheridge (guitar), Chris Garrick (violin),SUN
Dave Kelbie (rhythm guitar), Andy Crowdy (double bass)SUN
Album: Small Hotel Label: DYAD Records DY 027SUN
Track: 14 Comp: Bloom/Koehler Publ: MCPS/PRSSUN
Dur: 4m11sSUN
SUN
Title: Going To A TownSUN
Artist: Geoff Gascoigne (bass), Graham Blevins (sax),SUN
Sebastian De Krom (drums), Jim Mullen (guitar)SUN
Album: Pop Bop 2009 Label: Jazzizit Records JITCD 0952SUN
Track: 1 Comp: Rufus WainwrightSUN
Publ: Jazzizit Records Ltd Dur: 6m56sSUN
SUN
Title: Milestones Artist: Michael Janisch,SUN
Album: Purpose Built Label: Whirlwind Recordings LtdSUN
Track: 5 Comp: Miles Davis, arr Janisch/CorneliusSUN
Publ: PRS/MCPS Dur: 6m13sSUN
SUN
BASIL HODGE INTERVIEWSUN
SUN
Title: The Bigger PictureSUN
Artist: Basil Hodge (piano), Tony Kofi (saxes), FulvioSUN
Sigurta (trumpet/flugelhorn), Larry Bartley (bass),SUN
Winston Clifford (drums) Album: Sound ReasoningSUN
Label: Zeal Records ZEAL CD2 Track: 6SUN
Comp: Basil Hodge Publ: mcps Dur: 2m17sSUN
SUN
Recording In Studio Title: Sound ReasoningSUN
Artist: Basil Hodge Comp: Basil Hodge Publ: mcpsSUN
Dur: 1m50sSUN
SUN
Title: WallflowerSUN
Artist: Gerry Mulligan (sax), Bill Charlap (piano), DeanSUN
Johnson (bass), Richie de Rosa (drums)SUN
Album: Lonesome Boulevard Label: Verve 06025 27068756SUN
Track: 8 Comp: Gerry Mulligan Publ: VerveSUN
Dur: 5m29sSUN
SUN
Title: Lotus BlossomSUN
Artist: Max Roach (drums), Tommy Turrentine (trumpet),SUN
Julian Priester (trombone), Sanley Turrentine (sax), BobSUN
Boswell (bass) Album: Quiet As It's KeptSUN
Label: Verve 06025 17995758 Track: 3SUN
Comp: Kenny Dorham Publ: Verve Dur: 5m30s.SUN
MON
MONDAY 5 OCTOBER 2009MON
MON
01:00 Through the Night b00n1p7z (Listen)MON
1.00amMON
Dvorak, Antonin (1841-1904): Romance in F minor, Op 11MON
Mincho Minchev (violin) Violinia Stoyanova (piano)MON
1.13amMON
Dvorak, Antonin (1841-1904): Sonatina in G for violin andMON
piano, Op 100 Vladimir Avramov (violin)MON
Rujka Charakchieva (piano)MON
1.35amMON
Dvorak, Antonin (1841-1904): Slavonic dance in E minor, OpMON
46, No 2 Ivan Peev (violin) Violeta Popova (piano)MON
1.39amMON
Zelenka, Jan Dismas (1679-1745): Capriccio in F minor, ZWVMON
184 (1718) Ekkehard Hering, Wolfgang Kube (oboes)MON
Andrew Joy, Rainer Jurkiewicz (horns)MON
Rhoda Patrick (bassoon) Akademie fur Alte Musik BerlinMON
Bernhard Forck (director)MON
1.55amMON
Michna z Otradovic, Adam (c.1600-1676): Dixit DominusMON
Gabriela Elbenova (soprano) Capella Regia MusicalisMON
Robert Hugo (organ/director)MON
1.58amMON
Michna z Otradovic: Laudate pueri DominumMON
Ales Prochazka (bass) Capella Regia MusicalisMON
Robert Hugo (organ/director)MON
2.01amMON
Michna z Otradovic: Magnificat for soprano, four-partMON
choir and basso continuo (Officium Vespertinum, 1648)MON
Gabriela Elbenova (soprano) Capella Regia MusicalisMON
Robert Hugo (organ/director)MON
2.05amMON
Neruda, Johann Baptist Georg (c.1707-1780): Concerto in EMON
flat for horn or trumpet and stringsMON
Tine Thing Helseth (trumpet) Oslo CamerataMON
Stephan Barratt-Due (conductor)MON
2.21amMON
Dvorak, Antonin (1841-1904): Slavonic Dance No 10 in EMON
minor, Op 72 Bergen Philharmonic OrchestraMON
Juanjo Mena (conductor)MON
2.28amMON
Dvorak, Antonin (1841-1904): Symphony No 3 in E flat, Op 10MON
Netherlands Radio PhilharmonicMON
Hiroyuki Iwaki (conductor)MON
3.01amMON
Ranta, Sulho (1901-1960): Finnish Folk Dances - suite forMON
orchestra, Op 51 Finnish Radio Symphony OrchestraMON
Jukka-Pekka Saraste (conductor)MON
3.10amMON
Bruch, Max (1838-1920): Scottish fantasy for violin andMON
orchestra, Op 46 James Ehnes (violin)MON
Orchestre Symphonique de MontrealMON
Mario Bernardi (conductor)MON
3.40amMON
Vaughan Williams, Ralph (1872-1958): Three ShakespeareMON
songs for chorus Camerata Chamber ChoirMON
Michael Bojesen (conductor)MON
3.47amMON
Beethoven, Ludwig van (1770-1827): Duet in E flat forMON
viola and cello, WoO 32 Milan Telecky (viola)MON
Juraj Alexander (cello)MON
3.56amMON
Sterkel, Johann Franz Xaver (1750-1817): Duet No 2 for twoMON
violas Milan Telecky, Zuzana Jarabakova (violas)MON
4.06amMON
Schenck, Johann (1660-c.1712): Sonata in D for viola daMON
gamba and continuo, Op 9, No 1 Berliner KonzertMON
4.20amMON
Kozeluch, Leopold (1747-1818): Pastorale in GMON
Pieter van Dijk (organ)MON
4.25amMON
Huygens, Constantijn (1596-1687): Pathodia sacra etMON
profana (1647) - excerpt Anne Grimm (soprano)MON
Peter Kooij (bass) Leo van Doeselaar (organ)MON
Mike Fentross (theorbo)MON
Mieneke van der Velden (viola da gamba)MON
4.34amMON
?Lolli, Giuseppe Francesco (1701-1778): Sonata in B (MsMON
Konsistorial-Archiv Salzburg) Salzburger HofmusikMON
Wolfgang Brunner (director)MON
4.37amMON
Respighi, Ottorino (1879-1936): Trittico BotticellianoMON
Norwegian Radio Orchestra Peter Santa (conductor)MON
5.01amMON
Borodin, Alexander (1833-1887): In the steppes of centralMON
Asia Edmonton Symphony OrchestraMON
Uri Mayer (conductor)MON
5.08amMON
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Piano Sonata in A,MON
K331 (Rondo alla Turca) Young-Lan Han (piano)MON
5.29amMON
Holst, Gustav (1874-1934): Beni Mora - oriental suite, OpMON
29, No 1 BBC Scottish Symphony OrchestraMON
Rumon Gamba (conductor)MON
5.45amMON
Rore, Cipriano de (c.1515-1565): Da le belle contradeMON
d'oriente; Da l'estrem'orizonte; Se com'il biondo crin deMON
la mia Filli; Amor, che t'ho fatt'ioMON
The Consort of MusickeMON
5.57amMON
Meijering, Chiel (b.1954): La vengeance d'une femmeMON
Janine Jansen (violin)MON
6.04amMON
Maldere, Pieter van (1729-1768): Sinfonia a 4 in FMON
The Academy of Ancient MusicMON
6.17amMON
Diepenbrock, Alphons (1862-1921): Ecoutez la chanson bienMON
douce; Clair de Lune Roberta Alexander (soprano)MON
Rudolf Jansen (piano)MON
6.25amMON
Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897): Schicksalslied, Op 54MON
Oslo Philharmonic Choir and OrchestraMON
Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos (conductor)MON
6.41amMON
Bella, Jan Levoslav (1843-1936): Fate and the Ideal -MON
symphonic poemMON
Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra BratislavaMON
Oliver Dohnanyi (conductor).MON
MON
07:00 Breakfast b00n1p81 (Listen)MON
MON
10:00 Classical Collection b00n1p83 (Listen)MON
10.00amMON
Morley, arr McGowan: LavoltoMON
Alfonso Ferrabosco II: Sharp PavanMON
Sermisy: Tant que vivray (instrumental)MON
Morley, arr McGowan: Millison's Jig Unnamed ensemblesMON
GLOBE EDITIONS GE 003MON
10.09amMON
Schubert: Incidental music for Rosamunde, D797 (selection)MON
Leopold Stokowski's Symphony OrchestraMON
Leopold Stokowski (conductor) CALA CACD0550MON
10.37amMON
Faure: Violin Sonata in A, Op 13 Lola Bobesco (violin)MON
Jacques Genty (piano) TESTAMENT SBT1360MON
11.01amMON
Gay, orch Pepusch: The Beggar's Opera, Act 3 (excerpt)MON
Polly ...... Elsie Morison (soprano)/Zena Walker (actor)MON
Lucy ...... Monica Sinclair (contralto)/Rachel RobertsMON
(actor)MON
Macheath ...... John Cameron (baritone)/John NevilleMON
(actor) Gaoler ...... Laurence Hardy (actor)MON
Pro Arte Choir and Orchestra Malcolm Sargent (conductor)MON
CLASSICS FOR PLEASURE 5 75972 2 (2 CDs)MON
11.08amMON
Beethoven: Symphony No 5, Op 67 Debroy Somers BandMON
Debroy Somers (conductor)MON
COLUMBIA DX 1028 (78 rpm) British Library Archival SoundMON
Recording -MON
http://sounds.bl.uk/View.aspx?item=026M-1CL0047927XX-0100V0.MON
xmlMON
11.22amMON
Martinu: Symphony No 4MON
The Building a Library recommendation from CD Review.MON
MON
12:00 Composer of the Week b00n1p85 (Listen)MON
Johann Christian Bach (1735-1782), Episode 1MON
Donald Macleod explores the life and music of JC Bach, theMON
youngest son of Johann Sebastian.MON
MON
He discusses Johann Christian's rejection of a traditionalMON
Bach career as a provincial organist in favour ofMON
travelling to Italy to concentrate on opera.MON
MON
Sonata in G, B24 Erika Petofi (violin)MON
Csilla Valyi (cello) Miklos Spanyi (tangent piano)MON
MON
Laudate pueri Dominum (St Joseph Vespers)MON
Emma Kirkby (soprano) Markus Schafer (tenor)MON
L'Orfeo Barockorchester Michi Gaigg (director)MON
MON
Konzertsatz fur Orgel und Streicher No 1MON
Johannes Geffert (organ) JC Bach-AkademieMON
Ingeborg Scheerer (director)MON
MON
Overture (Artaserse) The Academy of Ancient MusicMON
Christopher Hogwood (director).MON
MON
13:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00n1p87 (Listen)MON
Tabea Zimmermann, Silke AvenhausMON
From Wigmore Hall, London. Presented by Verity Sharp.MON
MON
Tabea Zimmermann (viola) Silke Avenhaus (piano)MON
MON
Schumann: Adagio and Allegro in A flat, Op 70MON
Reger: Suite No 3 in E minor for solo violaMON
Mendelssohn: Violin Sonata in C minor.MON
MON
14:00 Afternoon on 3 b00n1p89 (Listen)MON
Baltic Sea Festival 2009, Episode 1MON
Jonathan Swain presents music from the 2009 Baltic SeaMON
Festival in Sweden and the work of its founders,MON
conductors Valery Gergiev and Esa-Pekka Salonen. TheMON
themes of the festival are peace and reconciliation, andMON
performances include work specially composed for theMON
occasion, as well as two blockbusters.MON
MON
Penderecki: Prelude for Peace World Orchestra for PeaceMON
Valery Gergiev (conductor)MON
MON
Verdi: Messa da Requiem Anja Kampe (soprano)MON
Michelle DeYoung (mezzo-soprano) Alexey Dolgov (tenor)MON
Mikhail Petrenko (bass) Swedish Radio ChorusMON
Swedish Radio Symphony OrchestraMON
Daniel Harding (conductor)MON
MON
3.50pmMON
Mahler: Symphony No 5 in C sharp minorMON
World Orchestra for Peace Valery Gergiev (conductor).MON
MON
17:00 In Tune b00n1p8c (Listen)MON
MON
19:00 Performance on 3 b00n1p8f (Listen)MON
BBC SO/Jiri Belohlavek - Martinu Symphony No 1MON
MON
The opening concert of the BBC Symphony Orchestra'sMON
2009-10 season, with chief conductor Jiri Belohlavek, isMON
the first concert in a series devoted to Martinu's sixMON
symphonies, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of theMON
composer's death. Martinu's First Symphony, a workMON
conceived in exile from Nazi-dominated Europe, is precededMON
by Mozart's Symphony No 29 in A and bass-baritone GeraldMON
Finley singing Mahler's Songs from Des Knaben Wunderhorn,MON
plus Mussorgsky's Songs and Dances of Death.MON
MON
Gerald Finley (bass-baritone) BBC Symphony OrchestraMON
Jiri Belohlavek (conductor)MON
MON
Mozart: Symphony No 29 in A, K201MON
Mahler: Songs from Des Knaben WunderhornMON
Mussorgsky: Songs and Dances of DeathMON
Martinu: Symphony No 1MON
MON
Followed by part of a series of lesser-known works byMON
Mendelssohn, one of Radio 3's Composers of the Year inMON
2009.MON
MON
Mendelssohn: String Quintet No 2 in B, Op 87MON
Christian Tetzlaff, Isabelle Faust (violins)MON
Hartmut Rohde, Stefan Fehlandt (violas)MON
Gustav Rivinius (cello).MON
MON
21:15 Night Waves b00n1p8h (Listen)MON
VampiresMON
Matthew Sweet talks to film critic and author KevinMON
Jackson, who has constructed an almanac of vampires - ofMON
various kinds, their predilections for blood and theirMON
sleeping habits. Why has the human imagination has seenMON
fit to think so much about Dracula and his ilk?MON
MON
22:00 Composer of the Week b00n1p85 (Listen)MON
[Repeat of broadcast at 12:00 today]MON
MON
23:00 The Essay b00n1p8k (Listen)MON
Enlightenment Voices, Robert Hooke, Hooke's DiaryMON
Series exploring the work of scientific pioneer RobertMON
Hooke.MON
MON
While he was well-known for Hooke's Law - the theory ofMON
elasticity - this great scientist was less acknowledgedMON
for his greater contribution to the development of scienceMON
during the Enlightenment. He developed the microscope,MON
spring pocket watch, a marine barometer, the universalMON
joint - still used in cars today, was an architect,MON
astronomer and had done much of the work on gravitationalMON
theory before Isaac Newton.MON
MON
Professor Lisa Jardine examines Hooke's diary and theMON
insight it gives us into the world of the EnlightenmentMON
scientists.MON
MON
23:15 Jazz on 3 b00n1p8m (Listen)MON
Robert Mitchell TrioMON
Jez Nelson presents a gig by pianist Robert MitchellMON
performed at the 2009 Cheltenham Jazz Festival. FeaturingMON
Mitchell's original compositions together with some wellMON
chosen covers - including a striking acoustic version ofMON
Massive Attack's Teardrop. The trio's sound isMON
distinguished by drummer Richard Spaven's hip hop-derivedMON
break beats, subtly incorporated into a traditionalMON
acoustic piano trio completed by Tom Mason on bass.MON
MON
An inventive pianist and composer, Mitchell's solidMON
technique and openess to all music has created manyMON
opportunities, helping him to become one of the firstMON
artists accepted on the Jerwood Rising Stars scheme. HisMON
latest album recorded with the trio won Best Jazz Album atMON
Gilles Peterson's Worldwide Awards 2009.MON
MON
Excerpts from Chereke Son by Havana Cultura and ThirdMON
Stream by Robert Mitchell Trio (details below)MON
MON
Artist: Jerry Gonzalez Track title: EvidenceMON
Composer: Thelonious Monk Album title: Ya Yo Me CureMON
Label: Sunny Side Released: 1979MON
MON
Artist: The Havana Cultura Band featuring Mayra CaridadMON
Valdes Track title: Chekere Son Composer: traditionalMON
Album title: Gilles Peterson presents Havana CulturaMON
Label: Brownswood Recordings Released: 26 Oct 2009MON
MON
Artist: The Havana Cultura Band featuring Roberto FonsecaMON
Track title: La Revolucion Del Cuerpo Composer: OgguereMON
Album title: Gilles Peterson presents Havana CulturaMON
Label: Brownswood Recordings Released: 26 Oct 2009MON
MON
Robert Mitchell Trio recorded at the Pillar Room duringMON
the Cheltenham Jazz Festival on 3 May 2009MON
MON
Line up: Robert Mitchell (piano) Tom Mason (bass)MON
Richard Spaven (drums)MON
MON
Set list: Accumulus (Robert Mitchell)MON
Third Stream (4Hero) Dance Cadaverous (Wayne Shorter)MON
Tear Drop (Massive Attack) Greater Good (Richard Spaven)MON
Everything In Its Right Place (Radiohead)MON
MON
Forthcoming gigs in 2009:MON
MON
Robert Mitchell 6 Nov @ Quay Arts Centre, Isle of WightMON
12 Nov @ Brighton Dome PavilionMON
16 Nov @ London Jazz Festival, QEH (support for BranfordMON
Marsalis) 28 Nov @ Liverpool PhilharmonicMON
3 Dec @ Charlie Wrights, London 4 Dec @ DEDA, DerbyMON
MON
The Profound Sound TrioMON
20 Nov @ Belfast Sonic Arts Research Centre, QueensMON
University 22 Nov @ Leeds Seven Arts CentreMON
23 Nov @ Vortex Jazz Club, LondonMON
24 Nov @ Manchester Band on the WallMON
26 Nov @ Gateshead Old Town HallMON
27 Nov @ Derby, Theatre Studio DerbyMON
28 Nov @ Birmingham Jazz CBSO CentreMON
MON
Excerpt from an interview with Keith Jarrett and EthanMON
Iverson about his London Concert recorded in May 2009MON
MON
Artist: Keith Jarrett Track title: CD3 Part VIMON
Composer: Keith Jarrett Album title: TestamentMON
Label: ECM Released: 5 October 2009.MON
TUE
TUESDAY 6 OCTOBER 2009TUE
TUE
01:00 Through the Night b00n1q2b (Listen)TUE
1.00amTUE
Beethoven, Ludwig van (1770-1827): String Quartet in D, OpTUE
18, No 3TUE
1.27amTUE
Beethoven: String Quartet in E flat, Op 74, No 10 (Harp)TUE
Florian Kellerhals (violin) Harald Grimsrud (violin)TUE
Elisabeth Sijpkens (viola) Hjalmar Kvam (cello)TUE
1.57amTUE
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Concerto in C forTUE
harp, flute and orchestra, K299TUE
Suzana Klincharova (harp) George Spasov (flute)TUE
Sofia Soloists Chamber EnsembleTUE
Plamen Djurov (conductor)TUE
2.26amTUE
Bernstein, Leonard (1918-1990): Chichester psalms arrangedTUE
for treble, chorus, organ, harp and percussionTUE
Yves Castagnet (organ)TUE
(harp and percussion unidentified) Radio France ChorusTUE
Vladislav Chernuchenko (conductor)TUE
2.46amTUE
Vaughan Williams, Ralph (1872-1958): Variations for BrassTUE
Band The Hannaford Street Silver BandTUE
Bramwell Tovey (conductor)TUE
3.01amTUE
Sibelius, Jean (1865-1957): Lemminkainen Suite: FourTUE
Legends from the Kalevala for orchestra, Op 22TUE
Finnish Radio Symphony OrchestraTUE
Jukka-Pekka Saraste (conductor)TUE
3.47amTUE
Magi, Ester (b.1922): House of Wind (1981)TUE
Academic Male Choir of Tallinn Technical UniversityTUE
Estonian State Symphony OrchestraTUE
Arvo Volmer and Juri Rent (conductors)TUE
3.55amTUE
Trad (19th century), arr Narciso Yepes: Romanza for guitarTUE
Stepan Rak (guitar)TUE
4.02amTUE
Papandopulo, Boris (1906-1991): Dodolice - a traditionalTUE
folk ceremony for soprano, piano and girls' choir, Op 27TUE
Miljenka Grdan (soprano) Vladimir Krpan (piano)TUE
Slovenian Chamber choir (girls only)TUE
Vladimir Kranjcevic (conductor)TUE
4.23amTUE
Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750): Concerto No 1 in DTUE
minor for keyboard and string orchestra, BWV 1052TUE
Kare Nordstoga (harpsichord)TUE
Akademie fur Alte Musik BerlinTUE
4.44amTUE
Auber, Daniel-Francois-Esprit (1782-1871): Guoracha -TUE
Ballet music No 1 (La muette de Portici)TUE
Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra Viktor Malek (conductor)TUE
4.49amTUE
Chopin, Fryderyk (1810-1849): Mazurkas, Op 59: No 1 in ATUE
minor; No 3 in F sharp minor Kevin Kenner (piano)TUE
5.01amTUE
Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897), orch Martin Schmeling:TUE
Hungarian Dance Nos 1, 3 and 5 Sydney Symphony OrchestraTUE
Stuart Challender (conductor)TUE
5.08amTUE
Liszt, Franz (1811-1886): Concert Paraphrase on God SaveTUE
the Queen, S235 (composed 1841) Laszlo Baranyay (piano)TUE
5.16amTUE
Locke, Matthew (c.1630-1677): Oh the brave jolly gypsyTUE
Lucinda, wink or veil those eyesTUE
5.19amTUE
Lawes, Henry (1596-1662): Now, now, Lucatia, now makeTUE
haste, L655; Gather ye rosebudsTUE
5.25amTUE
Lanier, Nicholas (1588-1666): No more shall meadsTUE
Angharad Gruffydd Jones (soprano) ConcordiaTUE
Mark Levy (conductor)TUE
5.29amTUE
Telemann, Georg Philipp (1681-1767): Quartet No 12/6 in ETUE
minor for flute, violin, gamba and continuo (Paris Quartet)TUE
L'Ensemble ArionTUE
5.49amTUE
Elsner, Josef (1769-1854): Symphony in C, Op 11TUE
Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra in KatowiceTUE
Janusz Przybylski (conductor)TUE
6.15amTUE
Giustini, Lodovico (1685-1743): Suonata I in G minorTUE
Wolfgang Brunner (fortepiano)TUE
6.25amTUE
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Duet: La ci darem laTUE
mano, la mi dirai di si (Don Giovanni)TUE
Canadian Opera Company OrchestraTUE
Richard Bradshaw (conductor)TUE
6.29amTUE
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Aria - Ah, fuggi ilTUE
traditor; Champagne Aria: Finch'han dal vino; Aria: Il mioTUE
tesoro intanto (Don Giovanni)TUE
Isabel Bayrakdarian (soprano) Michael Schade (tenor)TUE
Russell Braun (baritone)TUE
Canadian Opera Company OrchestraTUE
Canadian Opera Company ChorusTUE
Richard Bradshaw (conductor)TUE
6.36amTUE
Strauss, Richard (1864-1949): Concerto No 1 in E flat forTUE
horn and orchestra, Op 11 Bostjan Lipovsek (French horn)TUE
Slovenian Radio and Television Symphony OrchestraTUE
David de Villiers (conductor)TUE
6.53amTUE
Franck, Cesar (1822-1890): Cantabile in B, M36TUE
David Drury (organ).TUE
TUE
07:00 Breakfast b00n1q2d (Listen)TUE
TUE
10:00 Classical Collection b00n1q2g (Listen)TUE
10.00amTUE
Bach, arr Liszt: Prelude and Fugue in A minor, BWV 543TUE
Maria Yudina (piano) BRILLIANT CLASSICS 8909 (8 CDs)TUE
10.10amTUE
JM Bach: Liebster Jesu, hor mein FlehenTUE
Maria Zedelius (soprano) David Cordier (alto)TUE
Paul Elliott, Hein Meens (tenors)TUE
Michael Schopper (bass) Musica Antiqua KolnTUE
Reinhard Goebel (director/violin) ARCHIV 419 254 2TUE
10.17amTUE
Mozart: Symphony No 39 in E flat, K539TUE
English Baroque Soloists John Eliot Gardiner (conductor)TUE
SOLI DEO GLORIA SDG501TUE
10.49amTUE
Chopin: Nocturne in F, Op 15, No 1TUE
Richard Farrell (piano) ATOLL ACD 909TUE
10.54amTUE
Chopin: Nocturne in D flat, Op 27, No 2TUE
Shura Cherkassky (piano)TUE
FIRST HAND RECORDS FHR04 (2 CDs)TUE
11.00amTUE
Chopin: Nocturne in E flat, Op 55, No 2TUE
Alfred Cortot (piano) APR 5571TUE
11.05amTUE
Strauss, arr Dorati: Suite (Der Rosenkavalier)TUE
Robin Hood Dell Orchestra Antal Dorati (conductor)TUE
PRISTINE CLASSICAL PASC179 (download)TUE
11.31amTUE
Debussy: Pelleas et Melisande (excerpt from Act 3)TUE
Melisande ...... Denise Duval (soprano)TUE
Pelleas ...... Hans Wilbrink (tenor)TUE
Golaud ...... Michel Roux (bass)TUE
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Vittorio Gui (conductor)TUE
GLYNDEBOURNE GFOCD 003-63 (3 CDs).TUE
TUE
12:00 Composer of the Week b00n1qbr (Listen)TUE
Johann Christian Bach (1735-1782), Episode 2TUE
Donald Macleod explores the life and work of JC Bach, theTUE
youngest son of Johann Sebastian.TUE
TUE
He follows Johann Christian to London, where he became theTUE
darling of the English, making friends in high places andTUE
wowing the public with his operas.TUE
TUE
Overture (Orione) The Academy of Ancient MusicTUE
Christopher Hogwood (director)TUE
TUE
See the kind indulgent gales Maria Zadori (soprano)TUE
Capella Savaria Pal Nemeth (conductor)TUE
TUE
Harpsichord Concerto, Op 1, No 6TUE
Anthony Halstead (harpsichord and direction)TUE
The Hanover BandTUE
TUE
Endimione (excerpt from Act 1)TUE
Diana ...... Vasilijka Jezovsek (soprano)TUE
Nice ...... Ann Monoyios (soprano)TUE
Amore ...... Jorg Waschinski (soprano)TUE
VokalEnsemble Koln Capella Coloniensis des WDRTUE
Bruno Weil (director).TUE
TUE
13:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00n1qbt (Listen)TUE
Schwetzingen Festival 2009, Trio WandererTUE
Louise Fryer presents highlights from the 2009 EBUTUE
Schwetzingen Festival in Germany.TUE
TUE
A performance given by the dynamic French ensemble TrioTUE
Wanderer, which takes its name from a piece by Schubert,TUE
and whose members have won numerous awards for theirTUE
musicianship and technical mastery.TUE
TUE
Trio WandererTUE
TUE
Haydn: Piano Trio in A, H XV 18TUE
Schubert: Piano Trio in E flat, D929.TUE
TUE
14:00 Afternoon on 3 b00n1qbw (Listen)TUE
Russian WorksTUE
Jonathan Swain presents an colourful orchestral andTUE
operatic repertoire with a Russian focus, conducted byTUE
Valery Gergiev and Esa-Pekka Salonen.TUE
TUE
Debussy, orch Colin Matthews: Symphony in B minorTUE
Rotterdam Philharmonic OrchestraTUE
Valery Gergiev (conductor)TUE
TUE
Rimsky-Korsakov: Overture (The Maid of Pskov, Op 4)TUE
Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra Valery Gergiev (conductor)TUE
TUE
2.20pmTUE
Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto in D, Op 35TUE
Sergei Krylov (violin) Mariinsky Theatre OrchestraTUE
Valery Gergiev (conductor)TUE
TUE
Sibelius: Symphony No 1 in E minor, Op 39TUE
Vienna Philharmonic Valery Gergiev (conductor)TUE
TUE
3.40pmTUE
Rimsky-Korsakov: The Maid of Pskov, Op 4 (Act 3)TUE
Soloists, Mariinsky Theatre and Chorus OrchestraTUE
Valery Gergiev (conductor)TUE
TUE
4.20pmTUE
Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring NDR Symphony OrchestraTUE
Esa-Pekka Salonen (conductor).TUE
TUE
17:00 In Tune b00n1qby (Listen)TUE
TUE
19:00 Performance on 3 b00n1qc0 (Listen)TUE
BBC Philharmonic - Beethoven, WagnerTUE
TUE
In a concert given at the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester,TUE
Giandrea Noseda conducts the BBC Philharmonic in music byTUE
Beethoven and Wagner. After Beethoven's Overture to theTUE
incidental music, the Ruins of Athens, the BBCTUE
Philharmonic are joined by young virtuoso violinistTUE
Leonidas Kavakos for a performance of Beethoven's ViolinTUE
Concerto.TUE
TUE
The second part of the concert is devoted to theTUE
orchestral works of Wagner. Siegfried's Idyll, a lyricalTUE
work for strings composed as a birthday present forTUE
Wagner's wife, Cosima, is followed by the Prelude andTUE
Liebestod from Tristan and Isolde.TUE
TUE
Leonidas Kavakos (violin) BBC PhilharmonicTUE
Gianandrea Noseda (conductor)TUE
TUE
Beethoven: Overture: The Ruins of Athens; Violin ConcertoTUE
Wagner: Siegfried Idyll; Prelude and Liebestod (TristanTUE
und Isolde)TUE
TUE
Plus a focus on the lesser-known works of Mendelssohn, oneTUE
of Radio 3's Composers of the Year in 2009TUE
TUE
Mendelssohn: Variations concertantes, Op 17TUE
Julian Steckel (cello) Paul Rivinius (piano)TUE
TUE
Mendelssohn: Four Pieces, Op 81 Elias String Quartet.TUE
TUE
21:15 Night Waves b00n1qc2 (Listen)TUE
William Dalrymple/Madeleine BuntingTUE
Celebrated travel writer William Dalrymple talks to RanaTUE
Mitter about his new book Nine Lives: In Search of theTUE
Sacred in Modern India, which follows his previous worksTUE
on India such as White Mughals and City Djinns. DalrympleTUE
discusses the nine stories he has woven into an IndianTUE
Canterbury tales and the deep holiness that still pertainsTUE
in a country feted for its burgeoning modernity.TUE
TUE
Madeleine Bunting talks about the acre of land in NorthTUE
Yorkshire that she inherited from her artist father, whichTUE
is the subject of her book, The Plot: A Biography of anTUE
English Acre. It tells how she learnt of the history ofTUE
this little piece of land, and how it helped to understandTUE
her father's passion for it and the wisdom of places inTUE
general.TUE
TUE
22:00 Composer of the Week b00n1qbr (Listen)TUE
[Repeat of broadcast at 12:00 today]TUE
TUE
23:00 The Essay b00n1qc4 (Listen)TUE
Enlightenment Voices, Robert Hooke, Hooke and the RoyalTUE
SocietyTUE
Series exploring the work of the scientific pioneer RobertTUE
Hooke.TUE
TUE
Dr Felicity Henderson, manager of the Royal Society'sTUE
'History of Science Events' looks through the greatTUE
science academy's archives to shed light on theTUE
ground-breaking exploits of Hooke, who was curator ofTUE
experiments, as well as the founder members. She exploresTUE
how Hooke was instrumental in the organisation's earlyTUE
success.TUE
TUE
23:15 Late Junction b00n1qc6 (Listen)TUE
Verity Sharp's varied musical selection includes aTUE
traditional song from the Faroe Islands, the hauntingTUE
sound of the Cretan lyra, and electro-acoustic music byTUE
Ireland's Jurgen Simpson. Plus a chance to hear ZoltanTUE
Kocsis playing Bartok and Iarla O Lionaird singing GavinTUE
Bryars' Anail De - The Breath of God.TUE
WED
WEDNESDAY 7 OCTOBER 2009WED
WED
01:00 Through the Night b00n1qj7 (Listen)WED
1.00amWED
Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897): Concerto in D for violin andWED
orchestra, Op 77 Sarah Chang (violin)WED
Oslo Philharmonic Juraj Valucha (conductor)WED
1.40amWED
Dvorak, Antonin (1841-1904): Symphony No 6 in D, Op 60WED
Oslo Philharmonic Juraj Valucha (conductor)WED
2.24amWED
Haydn, Joseph (1732-1809): Trio in G for keyboard andWED
strings, H XV 25 (Gypsy Rondo) Kungsbacka TrioWED
2.40amWED
Nibelle, Henri (1883-1967): Carillon OrleannaisWED
Tong-Soon Kwak (organ)WED
2.46amWED
Vaughan Williams, Ralph (1872-1958): Fantasia on a themeWED
of Thomas Tallis The Royal Academy SoloistsWED
Clio Gould (director)WED
3.01amWED
Berlioz, Hector (1803-1869): La mort de CleopatreWED
Annett Andriesen (alto)WED
Netherlands Radio Symphony OrchestraWED
David Robertson (conductor)WED
3.23amWED
Handel, Georg Friedrich (1685-1759): Cleopatra's aria:WED
Piangero la sorte mia (Giulio Cesare - Act 3 Sc 3)WED
Emma Kirkby (soprano) Academy of Ancient MusicWED
Andrew Manze (director)WED
3.30amWED
Saint-Saens, Camille (1835-1921): Concerto No 5 in F forWED
piano and orchestra, Op 103 (Egyptian)WED
Pascal Roge (piano)WED
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico PhilharmonicWED
Orchestra Ronald Zollman (conductor)WED
3.58amWED
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Oboe Quartet in F,WED
K370 Peter Bree (oboe) Amsterdam String TrioWED
4.11amWED
Andriessen, Louis (b.1939): Le voile du bonheur (The VeilWED
of Happiness) - 1971 Vera Beths (vocals and violin)WED
Reinbert de Leeuw (piano)WED
4.18amWED
Faure, Gabriel (1845-1924): Suite: Pelleas et Melisande,WED
Op 80 BBC PhilharmonicWED
Yan Pascal Tortelier (conductor)WED
4.35amWED
Shostakovich, Dmitri (1906-1975): Seven Dances of theWED
Dolls, Op 91c Bulgarian Academic Wind QuintetWED
4.46amWED
Svendsen, Johan (1840-1911): Carnival in Paris -WED
Overture/Episode for orchestra, Op 9WED
Bergen Philharmonic OrchestraWED
Ole Kristian Ruud (conductor)WED
5.01amWED
Franceschini, Petronio (1650-1680): Sonata in D for twoWED
trumpets, strings and basso continuoWED
Yordan Kojuharov, Petar Ivanov (trumpets)WED
Teodor Moussev (organ) Sofia Philharmonic OrchestraWED
Yordan Dafov (conductor)WED
5.09amWED
Svendsen, Johan (1840-1911): Norwegian Artists' Carnival,WED
Op 14 Norwegian Radio OrchestraWED
Ari Rasilainen (conductor)WED
5.17amWED
Debussy, Claude (1862-1918): Hommage a Haydn (1909)WED
Roger Woodward (piano)WED
5.18amWED
Kleynjans, Francis (b.1951): Homage a SatieWED
Heiki Matlik (guitar)WED
5.21amWED
Ruppe, Christian Friedrich (1753-1826): Duetto in FWED
Wyneke Jordans, Leo van Doeselaar (piano duet)WED
5.32amWED
Buffardin, Pierre-Gabriel (c.1690-1768): Concerto a 5 in EWED
minor for flute and strings Ernst-Burghard Hilse (flute)WED
Musica Antiqua KolnWED
5.44amWED
Szymanowski, Karol (1882-1937): String Quartet No 1 in C,WED
Op 37 Silesian QuartetWED
6.03amWED
Karlowicz, Mieczyslaw (1876-1909): Four SongsWED
Jadwiga Rappe (contralto) Ewa Poblocka (piano)WED
6.10amWED
Respighi, Ottorino (1879-1936): RossinianaWED
The West Australia Symphony OrchestraWED
Jorge Mester (conductor)WED
6.37amWED
Mendelssohn, Felix (1809-1847): Sextet in D for piano andWED
strings, Op 110 Wu Han (piano) Philip Setzer (violin)WED
Nokuthula Ngwenyama (viola) Cynthia Phelps (viola)WED
Carter Brey (cello) Michael Wais (bass).WED
WED
07:00 Breakfast b00n1qj9 (Listen)WED
WED
10:00 Classical Collection b00n1qjc (Listen)WED
10.00amWED
Haydn: German Dances, H IX 12 (selection)WED
London Philharmonic Orchestra Adrian Boult (conductor)WED
LPO LPO-0021WED
10.05amWED
Tchaikovsky: Den' li tsarit; Sred shumnovo balaWED
Ives: Memories Gerald Finley (bass-baritone)WED
Julius Drake (piano) WIGMORE HALL LIVE WHLive0025WED
10.15amWED
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No 2 in B flat, Op 19WED
Leon Fleisher (piano) Cologne Radio Symphony OrchestraWED
Hans Rosbaud (conductor) MEDICI ARTS MM036-2WED
10.43amWED
Blow: Venus and Adonis (Act 2)WED
Venus ...... Heather Harper (soprano)WED
Cupid ...... Maria Zeri (soprano)WED
English Opera Group Choir and OrchestraWED
Charles Mackerras (conductor) MPLIVE LM7410 (download)WED
10.56amWED
Haydn: Symphony No 80 in D minor BBC PhilharmonicWED
Nicholas Kraemer (conductor)WED
BBC recording, available on BBC MUSIC MM307WED
11.19amWED
Bach: Prelude, Fugue and Allegro in E flat, BWV 998WED
Julian Bream (guitar) DG 477 7550 (2 CDs)WED
11.33amWED
Ravel: Le tombeau de Couperin Boston Symphony OrchestraWED
Charles Munch (conductor)WED
WEST HILL RADIO ARCHIVES WHRA 6015 (7 CDs)WED
11.49amWED
Lasry: Debit de l'eau, debit de lait Trenet: BoumWED
Charles Trenet (vocals) Anon (piano)WED
INA MEMOIRE VIVE IMV060.WED
WED
12:00 Composer of the Week b00n1qjf (Listen)WED
Johann Christian Bach (1735-1782), Episode 3WED
Donald Macleod explores the life and work of JC Bach, theWED
youngest son of Johann Sebastian.WED
WED
He discusses Johann Christian's friendships inWED
18th-century London with composer Carl Friedrich Abel andWED
painter Thomas Gainsborough. Bach and Abel were housematesWED
and business partners, collaborating on a series ofWED
subscription concerts in Soho for 20 years. Gainsborough,WED
famously boozy and passionate about music, was the thirdWED
side of the triangle, risking their ridicule by performingWED
for them and swapping his paintings for his friends'WED
instruments.WED
WED
Abel: Sonata in G (2nd mvt)WED
Susanne Heinrich (viola da gamba)WED
WED
JC Bach: Sinfonia Concertante in GWED
Pratum Integrum OrchestraWED
WED
Abel: Five Pieces in D minor, WKO 208 (No 1)WED
Wieland Kuijken (gamba)WED
WED
JC Bach: Quartet, Op 19, No 1 Camerata Koln.WED
WED
13:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00n1qjh (Listen)WED
Schwetzingen Festival 2009, Leila Josefowicz, John NovacekWED
Jonathan Swain presents highlights from the 2009 EBUWED
Schwetzingen Festival in Germany.WED
WED
Violinist Leila Josefowicz plays a varied programme,WED
including a work from a sonata written by committee -WED
Brahms collaborated with Schumann and Dietrich on aWED
sonata, although this is the movement that is the mostWED
frequently played. Shostakovich's masterly Violin SonataWED
is followed by a piece by Estonian composer Erkki-SvenWED
Tuur and a relatively little-known work by Schubert.WED
WED
Leila Josefowicz (violin) John Novacek (piano)WED
WED
Brahms: Scherzo (F-A-E Sonata in C minor for violin andWED
piano, WoO 2) Shostakovich: Violin Sonata, Op 134WED
Erkki-Sven Tuur: Conversio, for violin and pianoWED
Schubert: Rondo in B minor for violin and piano, D895.WED
WED
14:00 Afternoon on 3 b00n1qjk (Listen)WED
Baltic Sea Festival 2009, Episode 2WED
Louise Fryer presents music from the 2009 Baltic SeaWED
Festival in Sweden, featuring performances by two leadingWED
groups from either side of the Baltic Sea - the SwedishWED
Radio Chorus and the St Christopher Chamber Orchestra fromWED
Lithuania.WED
WED
Frank Martin: Mass for double choir Swedish Radio ChorusWED
Peter Dijkstra (conductor)WED
WED
2.35pmWED
Mendelssohn: String Symphony No 12 in G minorWED
Jonas Tamulionis: Toccata DiavolescaWED
St Christopher Chamber OrchestraWED
Donatas Katkus (conductor)WED
WED
2.55pmWED
Mozart: Violin Concerto No 1 in B flat, K207WED
Mikkel Futtrup (violin) St Christopher Chamber OrchestraWED
Donatas Katkus (conductor)WED
WED
Raminta Serksnyte: De ProfundisWED
St Christopher Chamber OrchestraWED
Donatas Katkus (conductor)WED
WED
3.35pmWED
Shostakovich, arr Rudolf Barshai: Chamber Symphony, Op 110aWED
St Christopher Chamber OrchestraWED
Donatas Katkus (conductor).WED
WED
16:00 Choral Evensong b00n1qjm (Listen)WED
From the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban.WED
WED
Introit: Hail, gladdening light (Stainer)WED
Responses: Rose Psalm: 37 (Howells)WED
First Lesson: 1 Chronicles 29 vv10-19WED
Canticles: Stanford in GWED
Second Lesson: Colossians 3 vv12-17WED
Anthem: All wisdom cometh from the Lord (Philip Moore)WED
Hymn: Saviour again to Thy dear name (Ellers)WED
Organ Voluntary: Toccata (Simon Preston)WED
WED
Assistant Master of the Music: Tom WinpennyWED
Master of the Music: Andrew Lucas.WED
WED
17:00 In Tune b00n1qjp (Listen)WED
WED
19:00 Performance on 3 b00n1qjr (Listen)WED
Philharmonia - Janacek, Lindberg, StravinskyWED
WED
In a concert given at London's Royal Festival Hall,WED
Esa-Pekka Salonen conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra inWED
music by Janacek, Lindberg and Stravinsky.WED
WED
Featuring Janacek's enduringly popular Sinfonietta and theWED
UK premiere of Magnus Lindberg's Graffiti for chorus andWED
orchestra, a work commissioned by the Southbank Centre.WED
The programme concludes with the complete ballet music forWED
The Firebird, which was Stravinsky's first commission fromWED
Diaghilev and one that brought him to internationalWED
prominence.WED
WED
Philharmonia Voices Philharmonia OrchestraWED
Esa-Pekka Salonen (conductor)WED
WED
Janacek: SinfoniettaWED
Lindberg: Graffiti for chorus and orchestra (UK premiere)WED
Stravinsky: The Firebird, complete ballet (1910)WED
WED
Plus part of a series of lesser-known works byWED
Mendelssohn, one of Radio 3's Composers of the Year inWED
2009.WED
WED
Mendelssohn: Magnificat: Mein Herz erhebet Gott, Op 69, NoWED
3 Monika Meier-Schmid (soprano) Ute Wille (alto)WED
Georg Kaplan (tenor) Adolph Seidel (bass)WED
Stuttgart Chamber Choir Frieder Bernius (director).WED
WED
21:15 Night Waves b00n1qjt (Listen)WED
Crime SpecialWED
Philip Dodd presents a special edition dedicated to crime.WED
He talks to doyenne of crime writers PD James about herWED
own work and her new book 'Talking about DetectiveWED
Fiction'. In it, she shares her personal thoughts on oneWED
of the most popular and enduring forms of literature fromWED
Sherlock Holmes to Inspector Rebus. She also talks aboutWED
the challenges, achievements and technical demands of aWED
genre which has fascinated her for nearly 50 years as aWED
novelist.WED
WED
Philip also speaks to Oxford sociologist Diego Gambetta,WED
whose new book Codes of the Underworld studies the wayWED
crimials use non-verbal ways to get their messages across.WED
In a culture where trust is at a premium and communicationWED
is neccessarily secret, criminal gangs have evolvedWED
elaborate and subtle ways of communication and exchange.WED
WED
22:00 Composer of the Week b00n1qjf (Listen)WED
[Repeat of broadcast at 12:00 today]WED
WED
23:00 The Essay b00n1qjw (Listen)WED
Enlightenment Voices, Robert Hooke, Hooke's Ideas andWED
MethodsWED
Series exploring the work of the scientific pioneer RobertWED
Hooke.WED
WED
Dr Allan Chapman, of Hooke's alma mater, Wadham College,WED
Oxford, explores Hooke's revolutionary ideas and methods.WED
One of the great experimental scientists of his day, heWED
devised the first successful vacuum pump and his work withWED
microscopes led to the publication of his best-sellingWED
work, Micrographia, a book so riveting that Samuel PepysWED
called it 'the most ingenious book that ever I read in myWED
life'.WED
WED
23:15 Late Junction b00n1qjy (Listen)WED
Verity Sharp's varied musical selection includes musicWED
from Chechnya performed by Ensemble Aznach, the stylishWED
vibraphone playing of Gary Burton, celebrated dub reggaeWED
melodica player Augustus Pablo and Aurora Borealis, one ofWED
Three Evocations by pianist Philip Mead.WED
THU
THURSDAY 8 OCTOBER 2009THU
THU
01:00 Through the Night b00n1qmd (Listen)THU
1.00amTHU
Handel, George Frideric (1685-1759): BelshazzarTHU
Belshazzar ...... Paul Groves (tenor)THU
Nitocris ...... Rosemary Joshua (soprano)THU
Cyrus ...... Bejun Mehta (treble)THU
Daniel ...... Iestyn Davies (countertenor)THU
Gobrias ...... Robert Gleadow (bass)THU
Choir of the Age of EnlightenmentTHU
James Burton (chorus master)THU
Orchestra of the Age of EnlightenmentTHU
Alison Bury (leader) Charles Mackerras (conductor)THU
Recorded in the Royal Albert Hall, London on 16th AprilTHU
2008 as part of the BBC Proms 2008THU
3.34amTHU
Rachmaninov, Serge (1873-1943): Suite No 2 for two pianos,THU
Op 17 Ouellet-Murray Duo:THU
Claire Ouellet, Sandra Murray (pianos)THU
3.59amTHU
Abel, Carl Friedrich (1723-1787): Sonata in A for celloTHU
and continuo La Stagione Frankfurt:THU
Rainer Zipperling (cello) Harald Hoeren (harpsichord)THU
4.07amTHU
Andriessen, Hendrik (1892-1981): Qui habitatTHU
Netherlands Chamber Choir Uwe Gronostay (director)THU
4.16amTHU
Schumann, Robert (1810-1856): Adagio and allegro in ATHU
flat, Op 70 Li-Wei (cello) Gretel Dowdeswell (piano)THU
4.25amTHU
Reinecke, Carl (1824-1910): Ballade for flute and orchestraTHU
Matej Zupan (flute)THU
Slovenian National Radio Symphony OrchestraTHU
David de Villiers (conductor)THU
4.34amTHU
Debussy, Claude (1862-1918): EstampesTHU
Lars-David Nilsson (piano)THU
4.49amTHU
Francaix, Jean (1912-1997): (Le) Gai Paris for windTHU
ensembleTHU
The Wind Ensemble of the Hungarian Radio OrchestraTHU
5.01amTHU
Escosa, John B (1928-1991): Three Dances for two harpsTHU
Julia Shaw, Nora Bumanis (harps)THU
5.07amTHU
Maurice, Paule (1910-1967): Tableaux de ProvenceTHU
Julia Nolan (saxophone) CBC Vancouver OrchestraTHU
Mario Bernardi (conductor)THU
5.22amTHU
Domenico da Piacenza (c.1400-c.1476): La fia Guilmin - forTHU
hurdy gurdy Philippe Gelinas (hurdy gurdy)THU
5.24amTHU
Huggett, Andrew (b.1955): Canadian folk-song suiteTHU
Joseph Petric (accordion) Guy Few (piano)THU
5.39amTHU
Frescobaldi, Girolami (1583-1643), arr Kraus: CanzonaTHU
Prima arr. for trumpet, trombone and accordion; CanzonaTHU
Seconda arr for trumpet, trombone amd accordion; Aria arrTHU
for trumpet, trombone and accordionTHU
Heinz della Torre (trumpet) Stefan Schlegel (trombone)THU
Paolo D'Angelo (accordion)THU
5.45amTHU
Bruhns, Nicolaus (1665-1697): Ich liege und schlaffeTHU
Greta de Reyghere (soprano) James Bowman (countertenor)THU
Guy de Mey (tenor) Max van Egmond (bass)THU
Ricercar ConsortTHU
5.58amTHU
Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel (1714-1788): Concerto in E flatTHU
for harpsichord, fortepiano and orchestra, Wq 47THU
Michel Eberth (harpsichord)THU
Wolfgang Brunner (fortepiano)THU
Slovenicum Chamber Orchestra Uros Lajovic (conductor)THU
6.17amTHU
Telemann, Georg Philipp (1681-1767): Concerto in D minorTHU
for two chalumeaux and strings (c.1728)THU
Eric Hoeprich, Lisa Klewitt (chalumeaux)THU
Musica Antiqua Koln Reinhard Goebel (director)THU
6.29amTHU
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Sonata in B flat forTHU
bassoon and cello, K292 Peter Hanzel (bassoon)THU
Juraj Alexander (cello)THU
6.41amTHU
Weber, Carl Maria von (1786-1826): Concerto in F forTHU
bassoon and orchestra, Op 75 Juhani Tapaninen (bassoon)THU
Finnish Radio Symphony OrchestraTHU
Jukka-Pekka Saraste (conductor).THU
THU
07:00 Breakfast b00n1qmg (Listen)THU
THU
10:00 Classical Collection b00n1qmj (Listen)THU
10.00amTHU
Mozart: Piano Concerto No 9 in E flat, K271THU
Lili Kraus (piano) Vienna State Opera OrchestraTHU
Victor Desarzens (conductor) SCRIBENDUM SC018 (3 CDs)THU
10.31amTHU
Nicholson: O pray for the peace of JerusalemTHU
Gibbons: O clap your hands togetherTHU
Choir of Magdalen College, OxfordTHU
Bernard Rose (conductor) OXRECS DIGITAL OXCD-5287THU
10.41amTHU
Prokofiev: Violin Concerto No 1 in D, Op 19THU
David Oistrakh (violin) London Symphony OrchestraTHU
Lovro von Matacic (conductor) EMI 2 14712 2 (17 CDs)THU
11.01amTHU
Schubert: Du bist die Ruh Erika Rokyta (soprano)THU
Othon Wetzel (piano) L'OISEAU-LYRE OL 24 (78 rpm)THU
11.04amTHU
Schubert: Die Forelle Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (soprano)THU
Karl Hudez (piano) COLUMBIA LB 77 (78 rpm)THU
11.06amTHU
Schubert: Nacht und Traume Mattiwilda Dobbs (soprano)THU
Gerald Moore (piano) COLUMBIA LX 1616 (78 rpm)THU
11.11amTHU
Brahms: Symphony No 4 in E minor, Op 98THU
London Symphony Orchestra Bernard Haitink (conductor)THU
LSO LIVE LSO0547 (CD/SACD).THU
THU
12:00 Composer of the Week b00n1qml (Listen)THU
Johann Christian Bach (1735-1782), Episode 4THU
Donald Macleod explores the life and work of JohannTHU
Christian Bach, the youngest son of JS Bach.THU
THU
He dicusses JC Bach's relationship with his most famousTHU
pupil - Mozart. In 1764, the Mozarts' tour of Europe tookTHU
them to London, where, as Royal Music Master, JohannTHU
Christian arranged for them to perform for the King andTHU
Queen. The relationship between him and the eight-year-oldTHU
Mozart flourished. The young Wolfgang's chief ambition wasTHU
that 'my name will be as famous as that of Christian Bach'.THU
THU
JC Bach: Overture (Catone in Utica)THU
New Philharmonia Orchestra Raymond Leppard (conductor)THU
THU
JC Bach: Piano Trio in A, Op 2, No 5 Trio 1790THU
THU
JC Bach: Sinfonia in G minor, Op 6, No 6THU
The Hanover BandTHU
Anthony Halstead (harpsichord/conductor)THU
THU
Mozart: Concerto in D, K107 (arrangement of JC Bach'sTHU
Sonata, Op 5, No 3) David Owen Norris (square piano)THU
SonnerieTHU
THU
JC Bach: Amadis des Gaules (Act 2, Sc 5)THU
Gachinger Kantorei Stuttgart Bach-Collegium StuttgartTHU
Helmuth Rilling (director).THU
THU
13:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00n1qmn (Listen)THU
Schwetzingen Festival 2009, Andras SchiffTHU
THU
Highlights from the 2009 EBU Schwetzingen Festival inTHU
Germany, featuring an all-Haydn programme performed byTHU
pianist Andras Schiff.THU
THU
Andras Schiff (piano)THU
THU
Haydn: Capriccio in G on Acht Sauschneider mussen sein, HTHU
XVII 1; Piano Sonata in G minor, H XVI 44; Variations in FTHU
minor, H XVII 6 (Un piccolo divertimento); Piano Sonata inTHU
E minor, H XVI 34.THU
THU
14:00 Afternoon on 3 b00n1qmq (Listen)THU
Handel: Ariodante (Acts 1 and 2) Handel Operas 2009THU
THU
Radio 3's complete cycle of Handel operas continues withTHU
Ariodante, a work featuring joy and deep despair, love,THU
hatred and revenge, set to some of the greatest music theTHU
composer ever wrote.THU
THU
Presented by Louise Fryer, who talks to Janet Baker aboutTHU
one of her signature roles in this most appealing ofTHU
Handel operas.THU
THU
Handel: Ariodante (Acts 1 and 2)THU
THU
Ariodante ...... Janet Baker (mezzo-soprano)THU
Ginevra, his betrothed ..... Edith Mathis (soprano)THU
Polinesso, the villain ...... James Bowman (countertenor)THU
Dalinda, Ginevra's maid ...... Norma Burrowes (soprano)THU
Lurcanio, Polinesso's brother ...... David Rendall (tenor)THU
King of Scotland, Ginevra's father ...... Samuel RameyTHU
(bass)THU
Odardo, his attendant ...... Alexander Oliver (tenor)THU
London Voices English Chamber OrchestraTHU
Raymond Leppard (conductor).THU
THU
17:00 In Tune b00n1qms (Listen)THU
THU
19:00 Performance on 3 b00n1qmv (Listen)THU
Schubert, Hensel, Tippett, Maconchy, Bingham, Part 1THU
Presented by Petroc Trelawny. From St Paul's Church,THU
Knightsbridge in London.THU
THU
The BBC Singers conducted by Paul Brough, with the MichaelTHU
Thompson Horn Quartet, perform music for horns and voicesTHU
exploring music of the hunt, the forest, magic and theTHU
night.THU
THU
Their programme features Schubert's portayal of night timeTHU
in a forest and Michael Tippett's Sonata, which conjuresTHU
up the mysterious nocturnal world of his opera TheTHU
Midsummer Marriage.THU
THU
These are followed by the first performance of a new workTHU
by Judith Bingham, which retells Ovid's story of theTHU
hunter changed into a stag as punishment for seeing aTHU
Goddess naked, and then torn to death by his own hounds.THU
Scored for chorus and four horns (which are distributedTHU
around the performing space, drawing the audience into theTHU
drama of the hunt), the piece explores the complexTHU
psychology of this familiar story.THU
THU
Michael Thompson Horn Quartet BBC SingersTHU
Paul Brough (conductor)THU
THU
Schubert: Nachtgesang im Walde, D913THU
Fanny Hensel: PartsongsTHU
Michael Tippett: Sonata for four hornsTHU
Elizabeth Maconchy: NocturnalTHU
Judith Bingham: Actaeon - his strange new face (BBCTHU
Commission: world premiere).THU
THU
19:50 Twenty Minutes b00n48mw (Listen)THU
Once Upon a Time...THU
An exploration of the dark, sinister and enchanted worldTHU
of fairy tales. Michael Rosen, AS Byatt and Richard MabeyTHU
take us into the woods - the realm where magic lurks,THU
stange things happen, evil is vanquished and (usually)THU
good prevails. Why do these tales and myths continue toTHU
exert such a powerful fascination for children and adultsTHU
alike?THU
THU
20:10 Performance on 3 b00n48my (Listen)THU
Schubert, Hensel, Tippett, Maconchy, Bingham, Part 2THU
Presented by Petroc Trelawny. From St Paul's Church,THU
Knightsbridge in London.THU
THU
The BBC Singers' concert under Paul Brough concludes withTHU
works by Schumann and Mendelssohn, followed by Bruckner'sTHU
unusual Abendzauber, a work for horns, male voices andTHU
three yodellers.THU
THU
Michael Thompson Quartet BBC SingersTHU
Paul Brough (conductor)THU
THU
Schumann: Jagdlieder, Op 137THU
Mendelssohn: Im Grunen, Op 59 Bruckner: AbendzauberTHU
THU
Plus part of a series of lesser-known works byTHU
Mendelssohn, one of Radio 3's Composers of the Year inTHU
2009.THU
THU
21:15 Night Waves b00n1qmx (Listen)THU
Harold EvansTHU
Anne McElvoy talks to Harold Evans, one of the most famousTHU
newspapermen in Britain. He began his career as a reporterTHU
for a weekly newspaper in Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire,THU
at the age of 16. He went on to edit the Sunday Times andTHU
establish a reputation as a passionate and hugelyTHU
successful investigative reporter and editor. During hisTHU
tenureship there, the paper revealed Kim Philby as a spyTHU
and exposed the thalidomide scandalTHU
THU
Evans discusses his career in print journalism, hisTHU
editorship of the Sunday Times and his thoughts on theTHU
profession today. He also talks about whether the kind ofTHU
investigative reporting he did is still feasible today, asTHU
well as the apparently parlous state of print journalism.THU
THU
22:00 Composer of the Week b00n1qml (Listen)THU
[Repeat of broadcast at 12:00 today]THU
THU
23:00 The Essay b00n1qmz (Listen)THU
Enlightenment Voices, Robert Hooke, Hooke's InventionsTHU
Series exploring the work of the scientific pioneer RobertTHU
Hooke.THU
THU
Professor Lisa Jardine examines Hooke's inventions,THU
explores how they were received at the time and how someTHU
are integral to the way we live now.THU
THU
Hooke was at the forefront of invention in the 17thTHU
century. As he and his fellow scientists went about theirTHU
quest to 'know everything', Hooke was continuallyTHU
inventing new ways with machinery, telescopes,THU
microscopes, watches and medicine. Charles II took a greatTHU
interest in many of his designs and some of hisTHU
discoveries have lasted through the years and are criticalTHU
to our lives today. His 'Hooke joint' which he developedTHU
for carriages is now used in a rear-wheel drive car toTHU
connect the drive shaft to the transmission.THU
THU
23:15 Late Junction b00n1qn1 (Listen)THU
Verity Sharp's varied musical selection includesTHU
electronica from Finland, courtesy of Vladislav Delay fromTHU
his latest album Tummaa. There's also a cow callingTHU
lullaby from Wales sung by Cass Meurig, progressive guitarTHU
music from French trio Philharmonie and an Ernest BlochTHU
Nocturne played by America's New Arts Trio.THU
FRI
FRIDAY 9 OCTOBER 2009FRI
FRI
01:00 Through the Night b00n1qqr (Listen)FRI
1.00amFRI
Rozycki, Ludomir (1884-1953): String Quartet in D minor,FRI
Op 49FRI
1.32amFRI
Martinu, Bohuslav (1890-1959): String Quartet No 6, H312FRI
Royal String QuartetFRI
1.55amFRI
Schumann, Robert (1810-1856): Symphony No 4 in D minor, OpFRI
120 Budapest Symphony OrchestraFRI
Tamas Vasary (conductor)FRI
2.26amFRI
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): Concerto No 12 in AFRI
for piano and orchestra, K414 Steven Osborne (piano)FRI
BBC Philharmonic Yan Pascal Tortelier (conductor)FRI
2.53amFRI
Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da (c.1525-1594): LitaniaeFRI
de Beata Virgine Maria (six parts)FRI
Studio de Musique Ancienne de MontrealFRI
Christopher Jackson (director)FRI
3.01amFRI
Wagner, Richard (1813-1883): Prelude and Act 3 LiebestodFRI
(Tristan und Isolde) BBC PhilharmonicFRI
Vassily Sinaisky (conductor)FRI
3.20amFRI
Villa-Lobos, Heitor (1887-1959): Guitar Prelude No 3 in AFRI
minor Norbert Kraft (guitar)FRI
3.27amFRI
Rangstrom, Ture (1884-1947): Partita for violin andFRI
orchestra Bernt Lysell (violin)FRI
Swedish Radio Symphony OrchestraFRI
Niklas Willen (conductor)FRI
3.41amFRI
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791): String Quartet in BFRI
flat, K458 (Hunt) Quatuor MosaiquesFRI
4.03amFRI
Skjavetic, Julije (Schiavetti, Giulio - 16th centuryFRI
Croatian), transcr Lovro Zupanovic: Madrigal: Io nonFRI
voglio lodar; Madrigal: Cosi fan' questi giovaniFRI
Slovenian Chamber Choir Vladimir Kranjcevic (director)FRI
4.09amFRI
Pachelbel, Johann (1653-1706): Canon and Gigue in DFRI
Geoffrey Lancaster (harpsichord)FRI
Tasmanian Symphony Chamber PlayersFRI
Barbara Jane Gilbey (violin/director)FRI
4.15amFRI
Skjavetic, transcr Zupanovic: Madrigal: Deh perche vogli'FRI
ancho; Madrigal: Fu fors' un tempoFRI
Slovenian Chamber Choir Vladimir Kranjcevic (director)FRI
4.19amFRI
Scriabin, Alexander (1872-1915): Three Etudes, Op 65FRI
Roger Woodward (piano)FRI
4.26amFRI
Satie, Erik (1866-1925): La blle excentrique (FantaisieFRI
seieuse) Steven and Stijn Kolacny (pianos)FRI
4.35amFRI
Skjavetic, transcr Lovro Zupanovic: Madrigal: Per pietaFRI
Slovenian Chamber Choir Vladimir Kranjcevic (director)FRI
4.39amFRI
Telemann, Georg Philipp (1681-1767): Sonata in F forFRI
violin and basso continuo (Essercizii Musici)FRI
Camerata KolnFRI
4.49amFRI
Farkas, Ferenc (1905-2000): Five Ancient Hungarian DancesFRI
for wind quintet (appl) Galliard EnsembleFRI
5.01amFRI
Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750): Fugue in G for lute,FRI
BWV 1000 Konrad Junghanel (lute)FRI
5.07amFRI
Beethoven, Ludwig van (1770-1827): 7 Variationen uber KindFRI
willst du ruhig schlafen, WoO 75 Theo Bruins (piano)FRI
5.18amFRI
Beethoven: Adagio (Trio in B flat for clarinet or violin,FRI
cello and piano, Op 11) Beaux Arts TrioFRI
5.24amFRI
Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897): Wie bist du, meine Konigin,FRI
Op 32, No 9; Von ewiger Liebe, Op 43, No 1FRI
Urszula Kryger (mezzo-soprano)FRI
Katarzyna Jankowska (piano)FRI
5.34amFRI
Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897): Five songs for chorus, Op 104FRI
Danish National Radio Choir Stefan Parkman (conductor)FRI
5.48amFRI
Bach, arr. Busoni: Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565FRI
Valerie Tryon (piano)FRI
5.57amFRI
Bach: Passacaglia in C minor, BWV 582FRI
Hans van Nieuwkoop (organ)FRI
6.12amFRI
Bach: Allein Gott in der Hoh' sei Her, BWV 675FRI
Stef Tuinstra (organ)FRI
6.16amFRI
Bach: Beschrankt, ihr Weisen dieser Welt, BWV 443; IchFRI
liebe Jesum alle Stund', BWV 468; Jesu, Jesu, du bistFRI
mein, BWV 470; Ach dass nicht die letzte Stunde meinesFRI
Lebens, BWV 439 Bernarda Fink (mezzo-soprano)FRI
Domen Marincic (viola da gamba)FRI
Dalibor Miklavcic (organ)FRI
6.25amFRI
Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897): Double concerto in A minorFRI
for violin and cello, Op 102 Bartilomie Niziol (violin)FRI
Adam Klocek (cello) Sinfonia VarsoviFRI
Tomasz Bugaj (conductor).FRI
FRI
07:00 Breakfast b00n1qqt (Listen)FRI
FRI
10:00 Classical Collection b00n1qqw (Listen)FRI
10.00amFRI
Tchaikovsky: Variations on a Rococo Theme, Op 33FRI
Mstislav Rostropovich (cello)FRI
Royal Concertgebouw OrchestraFRI
Kirill Kondrashin (conductor)FRI
RCO LIVE RCO 06004 (14 CDs)FRI
10.18amFRI
Liszt: Spanish Rhapsody, S254 Agnelle Bundervoet (piano)FRI
TAHRA TAH 653-654 (2 CDs)FRI
10.32amFRI
Danyel: Why canst thou not; Campian: Out of my soul'sFRI
depths Neil Jenkins (tenor) Viol ConsortFRI
Anthony Rooley (lute)FRI
Stephen Storace: The Pirates - The LullabyFRI
Philip Langridge (tenor) Members of Medici QuartetFRI
Harold Lester (harpsichord) LYRITA SRCD.2309 (2 CDs)FRI
10.40amFRI
Haydn: Symphony No 81 in G Australian Chamber OrchestraFRI
Charles Mackerras (conductor) CONIFER CDCF 165FRI
11.10amFRI
Weill: Bastille Musik (Incidental music to Strinberg'sFRI
Gustav III) Ensemble Modern HK Gruber (conductor)FRI
LARGO 5114FRI
11.24amFRI
Beethoven: Fantasy in B, Op 77 Edwin Fischer (piano)FRI
ORFEO d'OR C 270 921 BFRI
11.34amFRI
Rachmaninov: The Isle of the Dead, Op 29FRI
Philadelphia Orchestra Eugene Ormandy (conductor)FRI
NAXOS CLASSICAL ARCHIVES 9.80114.FRI
FRI
12:00 Composer of the Week b00n1qsc (Listen)FRI
Johann Christian Bach (1735-1782), Episode 5FRI
Donald Macleod concludes his exploration of the life andFRI
work of JC Bach, the youngest son of Johann Sebastian.FRI
FRI
He tells the story of JC Bach's decline. Johann ChristianFRI
was famous - the toast of 18th century London society,FRI
music master and friend of Queen Charlotte, musical mentorFRI
to Mozart. Yet when he died, he left substantial debts andFRI
was buried in an unmarked grave, with only four peopleFRI
present.FRI
FRI
Overture: Temistocle (1st mvt) The Hanover BandFRI
Anthony Halstead (harpsichord/director)FRI
FRI
Quintet in D, Op 11, No 6 The English ConcertFRI
FRI
La clemenza di Scipione (Act 1, Sc 7)FRI
Arsinda ...... Linda PerilloFRI
Luceio ...... Jorg Waschinski Rheinische KantoreiFRI
Das Kleine Konzert Hermann Max (conductor)FRI
FRI
Symphony for Double Orchestra, Op 18, No 1FRI
Netherlands Chamber Orchestra David Zinman (conductor)FRI
FRI
Overture (La Calamita) The Academy of Ancient MusicFRI
Christopher Hogwood (director).FRI
FRI
13:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert b00n1qsf (Listen)FRI
Schwetzingen Festival 2009, Emerson String QuartetFRI
Louise Fryer presents highlights from the 2009 EBUFRI
Schwetzingen Festival in Germany.FRI
FRI
A performance of two contrasting works by the EmersonFRI
String Quartet - Charles Ives' first quartet, a lyricalFRI
piece based on hymn tunes, and one of Beethoven'sFRI
Razumovsky Quartets, written for a violin-playing RussianFRI
Count.FRI
FRI
Emerson String QuartetFRI
FRI
Ives: String Quartet No 1FRI
Beethoven: String Quartet in E minor, Op 59, No 2FRI
(Razumovsky).FRI
FRI
14:00 Afternoon on 3 b00n1qsh (Listen)FRI
Baltic Sea Festival 2009, Handel: Ariodante (Act 3)/BalticFRI
Sea Festival 2009 Handel Operas 2009FRI
FRI
Louise Fryer presents the concluding act of Handel'sFRI
Ariodante, broadcast as part of a complete cycle of theFRI
composer's operas.FRI
FRI
Handel: Ariodante, Act 3FRI
FRI
Ariodante ...... Janet Baker (mezzo-soprano)FRI
Ginevra, his betrothed ..... Edith Mathis (soprano)FRI
Polinesso, the villain ...... James Bowman (countertenor)FRI
Dalinda, Ginevra's maid ...... Norma Burrowes (soprano)FRI
Lurcanio, Polinesso's brother ...... David Rendall (tenor)FRI
King of Scotland, Ginevra's father ...... Samuel RameyFRI
(bass)FRI
Odardo, his attendant ...... Alexander Oliver (tenor)FRI
London Voices English Chamber OrchestraFRI
Raymond Leppard (conductor)FRI
FRI
3.10pmFRI
Baltic Sea Festival 2009:FRI
FRI
Chopin: Piano Concerto No 2 in F minor, Op 21FRI
Roland Pontinen (piano) Sinfonia VarsoviaFRI
Jacek Kaspszyk (conductor)FRI
FRI
Kimmo Hakola: Le nuage d'OortFRI
Helsinki Philharmonic OrchestraFRI
John Storgards (conductor)FRI
FRI
Uuno Klami: Cheremissian Fantasy Samuli Peltonen (cello)FRI
Helsinki Philharmonic OrchestraFRI
John Storgards (conductor)FRI
FRI
4.10pmFRI
Sibelius: Symphony No 2 in D, Op 43FRI
Helsinki Philharmonic OrchestraFRI
John Storgards (conductor).FRI
FRI
17:00 In Tune b00n1qsk (Listen)FRI
FRI
19:00 Performance on 3 b00n1qsm (Listen)FRI
Martinu, Mahler, Strauss, Part 1FRI
FRI
From the Barbican in London, Jiri Belohlavek conducts theFRI
BBC Symphony Orchestra in a programme including a MartinuFRI
symphony and a favourite work by Strauss.FRI
FRI
Martinu's Second Symphony, dating from 1943, containsFRI
effervescent music written to honour the defiant courageFRI
of Czechs living under Nazi oppression.FRI
FRI
It is followed by Strauss' richly romantic Four LastFRI
Songs, written in the aftermath of the Second World War,FRI
when the octogenarian increasingly sought refuge inFRI
nostalgic memories of times past. Completed less than aFRI
year before the composer's death, they stand as an elegiacFRI
farewell to the world, and are sung by Anne Schwanewilms,FRI
who is considered among the finest of Strauss interpreters.FRI
FRI
Anne Schwanewilms (soprano) BBC Symphony OrchestraFRI
Jiri Belohlavek (conductor)FRI
FRI
Martinu: Symphony No 2 Strauss: Four Last Songs.FRI
FRI
19:50 Twenty Minutes b00n1qt2 (Listen)FRI
Jiri Belohlavek presents a feature on Martinu's SymphonyFRI
No 2, and there is a taster of the new music in theFRI
BBCSO's Barbican season.FRI
FRI
20:10 Performance on 3 b00n1qt4 (Listen)FRI
Martinu, Mahler, Strauss, Part 2FRI
From the Barbican in London. Presented by Petroc Trelawny.FRI
FRI
Jiri Belohlavek conducts the BBC Symphony Orchestra in aFRI
programme that concludes with Mahler and a favourite workFRI
by Strauss.FRI
FRI
BBC Symphony Orchestra Jiri Belohlavek (conductor)FRI
FRI
Mahler: Adagio (Symphony No 10)FRI
Strauss: Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche.FRI
FRI
21:15 The Verb b00n1qts (Listen)FRI
2009 Forward Poetry PrizeFRI
Ian McMillan talks to the newly-announced winner of theFRI
2009 Forward Poetry Prize.FRI
FRI
22:00 Composer of the Week b00n1qsc (Listen)FRI
[Repeat of broadcast at 12:00 today]FRI
FRI
23:00 The Essay b00n1qtv (Listen)FRI
Enlightenment Voices, Robert Hooke, Hooke and the GreatFRI
Fire of LondonFRI
Series exploring the work of the scientific pioneer RobertFRI
Hooke.FRI
FRI
Architectural historian Dr James Campbell focuses onFRI
Hooke's activities after the Great Fire of London.FRI
Together with all his scientific commitments at the RoyalFRI
Society, Hooke was employed as Christopher Wren's rightFRI
hand man, the surveyor responsible for measuring out theFRI
new street plan of the City of London after the Great FireFRI
of 1666. James assesses Hookes achievements andFRI
contribution to the rebuilding of London.FRI
FRI
23:15 World on 3 b00n1qtx (Listen)FRI
Mary Ann Kennedy presents new musical releases from acrossFRI
the world and a studio session with tabla player, producerFRI
and composer Talvin Singh, performing with sitar virtuosoFRI
Niladri Kumar.FRI
FRI
02 October 2009
Radio 3 Listings for 03/10/2009 - 09/10/2009
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