Listings
: Morning Concert
Quantz Flute Concerto in D (QVS 46)Eckart Haupt (flute) Dresden Baroque Soloists
7.21
Chopin Fantaisie-Impromptu
Moura Lympany (piano)
Contributors
: News
7.35 Chabrier FêtePolonaise (Le Roi malgre lui): Toulouse Capitole Orchestra/
Michel Plasson
7.43 Scarlatti Fandango Rafael Puyana (harpsichord)
7.50 Dvorak Two Waltzes, Op 54
Prague String Quartet
7.58 Finzi
Clarinet Concerto
Michael Collins (clarinet) City of London Sinfonia/ Richard Hickox. Records
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week
Franck Les Djinns : Berlin RSO/ Vladimir Ashkenazy (piano)La Procession
Stephen Varcoe (bar)
Graham Johnson (piano) Les Eolides Basle SO/Armin Jordan
Prelude, Aria and Finale Paul Crossley (piano) Records
Contributors
: Morning Sequence
Josef Suk Symphonic Poem 'Praga', Op 26 Czech PhilharmonicOrchestra/Libor Pesek
10.00 Dvorak Slavonic Dances, Op 72 Nos 1-2 Peter Toperczer (piano) Marian Lapansky (piano)
10.10 Janacek Kantor
Halfar: J B Foerster Choir/ Petr Fiala
10.15 Stamic Mannheim Sinfonia in G Slovak CO/
Bohdan Warchal
10.23 Tchaikovsky Tatiana 's Letter Scene (Eugene Onegin )
Gabriel Banackova (sop) Czech PO/Neumann
10.38 Martinu Borova - Seven Czech Dances Shelagh Sutherland (piano)
10.50 Mozart Prague Symphony (K 504) Prague Chamber
Orchestra/Mackerras
Contributors
: Concert from Wolverhampton
Janis Vakarelis (piano) BBC PhilharmonicOrchestra leader Dennis Simons conductor
Jean-Claude Casadesus Dukas Scherzo: The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Roussel Symphony No 3 in G minor
Beethoven Piano
Concerto No 5 in E flat (Emperor)
Contributors
: News
: St David's Hall Lunchtime Recital
Purcell QuartetMarini Sonata sopra la Monica, Op 8
Legrenzi Sonata 'La Benaglia', Op 4 No 3;
Sonata 'La Pezzoli', Op 4
No
Corelli Trio sonatas Op 3: No 4 in B minor; No 7 in E minor; No 12 in A
Vivaldi Trio sonata in G minor (RV 74)
: Music Weekly
with Peter Paul Nash Producers Jane Walker and Philip TagneyContributors
: La Bande a Franck
The last of six programmes on the followers of Cesar Franck , introduced by Roger Nichols.Today's music includes Castillon's Esquisses Symphoniques and d'lndy's Diptyque Méditerranéen,
Magnard's Hymne a la Justice, Pierne's
Viennoise, and organ pieces by Vierne and Tournemire, played by the composers.
Series producer Jeremy Hayes (R)
Contributors
: Angela Hewitt
(piano) Beethoven Sonata in A flat, Op 26Beethoven Variations and Fugue, Op 35 (Prometheus)
: Mainly for Pleasure
with Fiona Talkington Producer Sarah DevonaldContributors
: News
: Third Ear
Terry Hands , artistic director of the RSC, talks to Christopher Cook about his final production for the company,Chekhov's The Seagull. Producer Fiona McLean
Contributors
: Jessye Norman
(mezzo-soprano) j Ulrich von Wrochem '(viola)
Geoffrey Parsons (piano) Brahms Two Songs, Op 91 Records
Contributors
: Brahms at the Barbican
First of three live concerts.Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra conductor Kurt Masur
Brahms Symphony No 1 in C minor, Op 68
8.30 Interval
Bernard Keeffe traces the remarkable history of the Leipzig Gewandhaus and its orchestra over the last two centuries.
Readers Lawrence Payne and Zelah Clarke.
8.50 Brahms Symphony No 2 in D, Op 73
Contributors
: Drama Now
William Ingram performs his own monologue Knock, Knock, Who's There?Ronnie is alone, but in his mind his home is full of people. Today he relives some memorable times - and tomorrow he will do the same.
Producer Enyd Williams
Contributors
: The Delights of Music
Fourth of six programmes. John Whenham presents a selection of songs by one of Monteverdi's most interesting contemporaries,Sigismondo d'lndia, performed by Nigel Rogers (tenor) and Jakob Lindberg (lute).
A Sicilian of noble birth, d'lndia was far from being a dilettante, and was employed at the Court of Savoy in Turin. <
Contributors
: Composers of the Week
VivaldiConcerto in D minor (RV 565); Sonata in (RV 70); Sonata in D minor La Follia (RV 63); Cantata-Amor hai vinto (RV 683); Concerto in D (RV 95)
: News
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