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7.35 Vivaldi DoubleConcerto in D
John Wallace (trumpet) The Wallace Collection
Philharmonia Orchestra 7.42 Pabst Concert
Paraphrase on Tchaikovsky's 'Eugene Onegin', Op 81
7.55 Mozart Sinfonia
Concertante in E flat for wind and orchestra
(K 297b)
Christopher O'Neal (oboe)
Keith Puddy (clarinet) Brian Sewell (bassoon) Michael Baines (horn) English Sinfonia/
Charles Groves. Records
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week
HandelOde for the Birthday of Queen Anne
Choir of Christ Church
Cathedral, Oxford
Academy of Ancient Music/Simon Preston
Water Music Suite in G
Academy of Ancient Music/Hogwood Utrecht Te Deum
Emma Kirkby (soprano) Judith Nelson (soprano) Charles Brett
(counter-tenor)
Rogers Covey-Crump (ten) Paul Elliott (tenor)
David Thomas (bass) Choir of Christ Church
Cathedral, Oxford
Academy of Ancient
Music/Preston. Records Producer Graham Dixon
Contributors
: Appeal, Power and Nobility
J B Neruda, transcJ Kratochvil Trumpet Concerto in E flat
Crispian Steele-Perkins ECO/Anthony Halstead
9.54 Beethoven Sonata in F, Op 5 No 1
Timothy Hugh (cello)
Kathron Sturrock (piano)
10.19 David Gow Six
Diversions on an Ancestral Theme for cello (first broadcast perf) Timothy Hugh
10.38 Glazunov Grand
Concert Waltz in E flat, Op 41
Leslie Howard (piano)
10.47 Paderewski
Polish Fantasy, Op 19 Regina Smendzianka
(piano); Warsaw NPO/ Stanislaw Wislocki
11.11
Taneyev Trio in E flat, Op 31
Jerusalem String Trio
11.41 Miaskovsky Symphony No 10 in F minor, Op 30: Slovak Philharmonic/Halasz Producer Jillian White
Contributors
: Bernhard Klee Conducts
BBCPO Cho-Liang Lin (violin) Beethoven ViolinConcerto in D
Webern Passacaglia, Op 1 (R)
Contributors
: News
: BBC Lunchtime Concert
Katia and Marielle Labeque (pianos) live from St John 's,Smith Square, London.
Debussy En blanc et noir Poulenc Sonata (1918), Capriccio, Efegie,
L 'Embarquement pour Cythere
Milhaud Scaramouche
Contributors
: Amy Beach
Mass in E flat with Gradual (1891)Carol Smith (soprano) Catherine Denley (alto)
John Mark Ainsley (tenor) Gerald Finlay (bass) BBC Singers and Concert Orchestra conductor John Poole
Contributors
: Dvorak and Mendelssohn
Alexander Baillie (cello) Kathryn Stott (piano) Dvorak Silent Woods (from the Bohemian Forest B 173 No 5)Mendelssohn Sonata No 2 in D, Op 58 (R)
Contributors
: Peter Hurford
reaches the end of his organ pilgrimage around England, playing mainly Bach. Today: Emmanuel College, Cambridge.Travers Cornet Voluntary Pachelbel Chaconne
No 6 in F minor
Buxtehude Toccata in F
(Bux WV 156)
Bach Concerto in E flat (BWV 597); Nun komm der Heiden Heiland
(BWV 661); Sonata No 5 in C (BWV 529)
Contributors
: Mainly for Pleasure
with Michael Berkeley Producer Jane WalkerContributors
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: Third Ear
Marcel Marceau , the leading French mime artist, has created over 100 pantomimes, many of them featuring Bip, his Chaplinesque clown.Ken Rea talks to the artist about the inspirations behind the mask. Producer John Boundy
Contributors
: Scottish National Orchestra and Chorus
conductorBryden Thomson
David Home (piano) Margaret Marshall (soprano)
Neil Mackie (tenor) Jean Rigby (mezzo)
Simon Keenlyside (bar)
Thomas Wilson Carillon Vaughan Williams Serenade to Music
Thea Musgrave Rainbow Beethoven Fantasia for piano, chorus and orchestra (R)
Contributors
: Virtuoso Violin
Anthony Marwood (violin)Gordon Back (piano) Leclair Violin Sonata in D, Op 9 No 3
Elgar Violin Sonata in E minor, Op 82 Ravel Tzigane
Kreisler Chanson Louis
XIII and Pavane in the style of Louis Couperin (R)
Contributors
: The 1990 Reith Lectures
The Persistence of FaithSix talks on religion and ethics in a secular society by Rabbi
Dr Jonathan Sacks.
5: Religion in Conflict
Contributors
: Outside in Festival
Nod Knowles introduces more recordings from this year's festival atCrawley, featuring the American pianist
Don Pullen , and a quintet led by the young British saxophonist
Steve Williamson , with Joe Bashorum (keyboards),
Tony Remy (guitar), Gary Crosby (bass) and Steve Washington (drums).
Contributors
: Composers of the Week
Martinu Symphony No 1; Estampes: News
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