Listings
: Morning Concert
Stravinsky Four Norwegian MoodsCleveland Orch/Chailly
7.09 Grieg Violin Sonata No 1, Op 8
Dmitry Sitkovetsky (violin) Bella Davidovich (piano)
7.30am News
7.35 Reicha Quintet, Op 88 No 2: Vega Quintet
8.00 Schubert
12 Waltzes (D 145)
Vladimir Ashkenazy (piano)
8.12 Prokofiev Symphony No 1 (Classical)
Orpheus CO. Records
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week
Martinu'I can't deny the role of jazz in the general stream of life ...'
Shimmy Foxtrot (Who Is the Most Powerful in the World?)
Prague SO/Belohlavek
Concertino for cello, wind instruments, piano and percussion
Sasa Vectomov (cello) Collegium Musicum Pragense/Vajnar
Preludes (selection)
Emil Leichner (piano) Violin Sonata No 1
Antonín Moravec (violin) Otakar Vondrovic (piano) Jazz Suite: Kitchen Revue
Karel Diouhy (clarinet)
Jifí Formacek (bassoon) Vaclav Junek (trumpet) Bruno Belcik (violin) Milos Sadlo (cello)
Frantisek Rauch (piano) Records
Contributors
: A Mention in Despatches
(continuing yesterday's theme)9.35 Lalo Namouna:
Rhapsody No 1 ORTF National
Orchestra/Martinon
10.00 Debussy Images, Book 2: Alan Gravill
10.15 Balakirev
Symphonic poem: Tamara RPO/Thomas Beecham
10.37 Dutilleux Piano
Sonata: Alan Gravill
11.00 Albéniz Suite:
Iberia: LSO/Batiz
Producer Andrew Kurowski
Contributors
: BBC Scottish SO
leaderGeoffrey Trabichoff conductor
Jerzy Maksymiuk
John Wallace (trumpet) Debussy Marche écossaise
Crosse Array
Tchaikovsky Symphony No
Contributors
: News
: Four Hands
Arianna Goldina and Remy Loumbrozo (piano duo)Schubert Variations on an Original Theme (D813) Duruf le Danse lente;
Tambourin for two pianos (Trois Danses, Op 6)
Liszt Concerto pathdtique for two pianos (R)
Contributors
: Music Weekly
with Peter Paul Nash.Including
Lawrence Hughes 's report from
Prague on composers in a changing society. Also music on Czech radio. Producer Jane Walker
Contributors
: A View from the Tower
'I was sad looking at the photo; it was as though I were immediately at home - all those memories came back, roofs under the snow, and the tower with my youth, all that as if it were immediately before my eyes.'Patrick Lambert presents four programmes on the life and times of the Czech composer
Bohuslav Martinu , born in a church tower 100 years ago.
4: The 1950s: New
York-Nice-Rome-
Schonenberg Music by Martinu includes:
Rhapsody-Concerto (2nd movement); Fantaisies symphoniques (6th
Symphony); Incantation (Piano Concerto No 4) (1st movement); The Parable of the Garden (Parables); The Greek Passion (finale).
Interspersed with music by Jan Novak , Jindiich Feld , Oldfich Korte , Jan Hanus and Mozart. Records
Contributors
: Cello and Piano
Andrez Bauer (cello) Eva Bauer (piano) Lutoslawski GraveDebussy Sonata
Brahms Sonata in E minor
Contributors
: Mainly for Pleasure
with Brian WrightProducer Andrew Mussett
Contributors
: News
: Third Ear
V S Pritchett, who is celebrating his 90th birthday, talks about his writing and philosophy. Producer Fiona McLeanContributors
: Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
conductor Simon Rattle Bartok Music for strings, percussion and celesta RachmaninovSymphony No 2
Contributors
: Drama Now
Thinking of YouJulian Garner 's play is set in a sanatorium in Kent in 1923. Stephen has tuberculosis and is parted from Florence, his bride of three months - letters are their only form of communication.
Director Marilyn Imrie
Contributors
: Imogen Cooper
(piano)Schubert Impromptu No 3 in B flat (D 935); Sonata in A (D 959) (posth) (R)
: Dona Paula
Norman Rodway reads the last of four short stories by Machado de Assis.Dona Paula offers advice to her niece about fidelity in marriage, but is uncomfortably reminded of her own youthful feelings.
Translator Dr John Gledson Producer Judith Bumpus
Contributors
: Composers of the Week
Saint-Saens Allegro appassionato,Op 70; Etude en forme de valse, Op 52 No 6;
Rapsodie d'Auvergne, Op 73; Etudes, Op 111 Nos 1 and 6; Piano Concerto No 2 in G minor, Op 22
Contributors
: News
: Night School
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