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Second of four programmesDvorak, arr Patrick Clements Slavonic Dance in B, Op 72 No 1 Stravinsky Concerto for piano and wind instruments with THEO BRUINS (piano) conducted by EDO DE WAART Mozart Serenade in c minor (K 388) conducted by EDO DE WAART Records
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: Schumann Songs and Symphonies
Second of four programmes Settings of Hans Andersen : Muttertraum; Der Soldat; Der SpielmannDORIS SOFFEL (mezzo-soprano) ROGER vignoles (piano) (R) Symphony No 2 in c
STAATSKAPELLE, DRESDEN/
WOLFGANG SAWALLISCH. Record
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Bach Harpsichord Concerto in D minor (Bwv 1052)ENGLISH CONCERT directed by TREVOR PINNOCK (harpsichord)
Mozart Concert aria: Alcandro lo confesso (K 512) ROBERT LLOYD (bass)
SALZBURG MOZARTEUM ORCHESTRA/
LEOPOLD HAGER
John Adams On the dominant divide (Grand Pianola Music) ALAN FEINBERG (piano) URSULA OPPENS (piano)
SOLISTI NEW YORK/RANSOM WILSON Goldmark Symphony in E flat, Op 26 (Rustic Wedding)
NEW YORK PO/LEONARD BERNSTEIN Records
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: Music Weekly
Presented by Michael Oliver The Future of Our BeautifulFrench Music: a tercentenary assessment of Jean-Baptiste Lully by Lionel Sawkins.
Les Gouts réunis: a conversation with the violinist Reinhard Goebel , director of Musica Antiqua , Cologne.
Twenty Years of the British Music Information Centre: a survey by Ursula VaughanWilliams ,
Roger Wright and Patric Standford. Producer ANDREW LYLE
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: Polish Radio Chamber Orchestra
conducted by AGNIESZKA DUCZMAL Suk Serenade in E flat, Op 6Bacewicz Concerto for strings (A re-broadcast of last Monday's 's BBC Lunchtime Concert)
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(Details on Thursday at 7.30pm): From the Festivals 1987
Aldeburgh FestivalNIKlTA MAGALOFF (piano)
Weber Sonata No 4 in E minor, Op 70
Debussy Images (Book 2)
Stravinsky Four Studies, Op 7 Liszt Six chants polonais
Chopin Ballade No 4 in F minor, Op52
(Given on 14 June at Snape Maltings) BBC Pebble Mill
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Quintet No 7 in E minor (G 451) ANTHEA GIFFORD (guitar)JEAN-JACQUES KANTOROW (violin) JOHN TRUSLER (violin)
SIMON ROWLAND JONES (viola) ALEXANDER BAILLIE (cello) (R)
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: Amadis
A tragedie-en-musique in a prologue and five actsMusic by Jean-Baptiste Lully Text adapted by PHILIPPE
QUINAULT from the medieval romance Amadis de Gaule (sung in French)
SCHUTZ CHOIR OF LONDON trained by PAUL DANIEL LONDON BAROQUE PLAYERS led by JOHN HOLLOWAY conducted by NICHOLAS MCGEGAN Prologue and Act 1
2.55* Graham Sadler asks how much is known about Lully's vocal and instrumental resources, and how he might have used them in a performance of Amadis.
3.05* Acts 2, 3 and 4 4.40* Sydney Anglo looks at the increasing awareness of performance style and considers the question of 'the authentic ear'.
4.50* Act 5
Producer CHRIS SAYERS
Cldylle surlapaix' tomorrow 8. 55pm)
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: A New Harmony?
Stephen Walsh examines the rift between contemporary composers and their audiences. With Pierre Boulez , Elliott Carter , Alexander Goehr ,Oliver Knussen , Peter Maxwell Davies, Bayan Northcott and Robert Simpson.
Producer CATHY WEARING (R)
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: Brandis String Quartet
Mozart Quartet in c (K 157)Schubert Quartet in G (D 887) BBC Pebble Mill
7.20 Reading
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conducted by COLIN DAVIS MURRAY PERAHIA (piano)Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor, Op 54
Berlioz Symphonie fantastique (Bavarian Radio recording)
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: A Most Delightful Art
Secular Music of Renaissance ItalySettings of Petrarch from the middle years of the 16th century. Music from Adnano Willaert's Musica Nova (1559) and the early madrigals of Cipriano de Rore. HILLIARD ENSEMBLE directed by PAUL HILLIER
(Fifth programme on 15 November)
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: Heaven Fashioned Us....
Heaven Fashioned Us out of Nothing and We Strive to Bring Ourselves to Nothing by ELSA CORBLUTHRead by Jennifer Piercey Producer SHEILA FOX
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: South Bank Electric Weekend
Introduced by Paul GriffithsThe second of four programmes Denis Smalley Wind chimes, for tape (first performance) Marco Stroppa Traiettona , for piano and tape
(first complete UK broadcast) philip MEAD (piano)
Morton Subotnick The Key to Songs, for ensemble and Yamaha equipment (first UK broadcast)
MEMBERS OF THE LONDON
SINFONIETTA conducted by ARTURO TAMAYO
(Given on 11 September in the Queen Elizabeth Hall. London)
(Third programme Tuesday 11.15pm)
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: Mozart and Beethoven
YOUNG UCK KIM (violin) STAFFANSCHEJA (piano)Mozart Sonata in G (K 301)
Beethoven Sonata in A, Op 47 (Kreutzer) (R)
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