Listings
: Open University
Hume and Smith on Religion: Morning Concert
Chabrier Suite pastorale French NO/Armin Jordan7.21 Faure Barcarolle
No 5 in F sharp minor Kathryn Stott (piano)
7.30am News
7.35 Hamilton Harty
Variations on a Dublin Air Ralph Holmes (violin) Ulster Orch/Thomson
7.52 Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 12
Jorge Bolet (piano)
8.03 Mozart Divertimento in B flat (Kl86)
Berlin Philharmonic
Wind Ensemble
8.12 Janacek Suite, Op 3 Slovak PO/Pesek. Records
Contributors
: News
: Beethoven
Melvyn Tan (fortepiano) Sonata in F, Op 10 No 2;Variations on 'Menuet A la Vigano'; Sonata in E flat, Op 31 No 3 (R)
Contributors
: Record Release
from 10.55 Grainger Hill Song No 1 Melbourne SO/Simon9.44 Debussy Violin Sonata: Ginette and Jean Neveu (Mono)
9.58 Francois Giroust Coronation Mass for Louis XVI: Soloists, Musica Polyphonica/Devos
10.15 Le Roux Suite in D minor: Instrumentalists with Olivier Baumont (harpsichord)
10.23 Kabalevsky Concerto No 3 (Youth) Emil Gilels (piano) USSR RSO/ The Composer (Mono)
10.42 Simpson Quartet No 2: Delme String Quartet
10.58 Strauss Notturno Linda Finnie (mezzo) SNO/Neeme Jarvi
11.18 Schumann Fantasiestucke , Op 88 Borodin Trio
11.40 Panufnik Bassoon Concerto: Robert Thompson (bassoon);London Musici/Stephenson
Contributors
: Test Match Special
England v IndiaThird day of the Third
Cornhill Test at the Oval.
1.05pm News
1.10 A View from the Boundary: with guest Harold Pinter.
1.30 County Scoreboard
1.40-6.30 Commentary
Contributors
: Haydn and the Piano
Fourth of five programmes of Haydn's piano music, played and presented by Alfred Brendel. Sonata in C minor (H XVI 20); Sonata in £ flat (H XVI 52). RecordsContributors
: News
: Words
Four reflections by Paul Vaughan on voice-overs. 3: Fighting InflationContributors
: Classical Guitar at Esztergom
Maria Isabel Siewers Zoltan Tokos (guitars) Maximo Pujol Elegia Leo Brouwer El Decameron NegroContributors
: Prazak Quartet
F X Richter String Quartet in C, Op 5 No 1 Novak Quartet No 2 (R): Seventies Sondheim on Broadway
Last in the series. Merrily We Roll Along Mark Steyn looks at the last of the Sondheim/Hal Prince collaborations. Series producer John EvansContributors
: Music for Two Pianos
Leslie Howard , Ian Munro Grainger Hermunder Illi As Sally Sat a-Weeping Williamson Springtime on the River Moskva Grieg Old Norwegian Romance with Variations Grainger Over the Hills and Far Away - Children's MarchContributors
: Interpretations on Record
until 6.30 John Milsom assesses the various realisations of Monteverdi's L'Orfeo.Contributors
: The Zither on the Wall
First of five programmes this weekend of Chinese traditional music played by Li Xiangting (guqin).Contributors
: Proms 1990
The Magic FluteMozart's two-act opera (sung in German) live from the Royal Albert Hall, London. Schutz Choir of London
London Classical Players/ Roger Norrington Act 1
8.10 H C Robbins Landon talks to Nicholas Kenyon about the background to The Magic Flute and about its librettist
Emanuel Schikaneder.
8.30 Act 2
Contributors
: The Diary
Goethe's poem about sexual potency, read by Simon Callow.Translator David Luke
Director John Theocharis (R)
Contributors
: Couperin
Ordre No 24 (Book 4) Paul Nicholson(harpsichord) (R)
Contributors
: Zemlinsky and Webern
LaSalle QuartetZemlinsky Quartet No 4 (1936)
Webern Quartet Op 28;
Five movements for string quartet, Op 5 (R)
: The Zither on the Wall
Chinese traditional music (Third prog tomorrow at 7.15pm): News
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