Listings
: Open University
Modern Art: Impressionist Exhibition: Morning Concert
Dvorak String Quartet in F, Op 96 (American) Hagen Quartet7.30am News
7.35 Ravel Piano Concerto in G: Martha Argerich LSO/Claudio Abbado
7.58 Donaldson and Kahn Makin' Whoopee
Harvey and the WaUbangers
8.02 Gershwin Catfish Row (Porgy and Bess) Cincinnati Pops Orch/ Erich Kunzel. Records
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week
J S BachSonata No 3 in G minor
(BWV 1029): Laurence Dreyfus (viola da gamba) Ketil Haugsand (h'chord) Cantata No 7: Christ unser Herr zum Jordan kam (Feast of St John the Baptist 1724)
Paul Esswood (alto) Kurt Equiluz (tenor)
Max van Egmond (bass) King's College,
Cambridge; Leonhardt Consort/Leonhardt
Contrapuncti 10 and 13 (Art of Fugue): Hesperion XX/Jordi Savall. Records
Contributors
: Morning Sequence
Barber Summer MusicReykjavik Wind Quintet
9.46 Bridge In Autumn Peter Jacobs (piano)
9.54 Schubert
Symphony No 3 in D
Northern Sinfonia/Groves
10.21 Beethoven An die ferne Geliebte: Dietrich
Fischer-Dieskau (baritone) Joerg Demus (piano)
10.36 Britten Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge Northern Sinfonia/Groves
11.02 Kreisler, arr
Rachmaninov Liebslied
Liebesfreud
Rachmaninov (piano-roll)
11.12 Francaix Wind Quintet
Reykjavik Wind Quintet
Contributors
: SNO
conductor Bryden Thomson Howard Shelley (piano)Haydn Symphony No 83 in G minor (The Hen) Rachmaninov Piano
Concerto No 1
Martinu Fantaisies
Symphoniques
(Symphony No 6)
Contributors
: News
: Chamber Music from Manchester
Martin Roscoe (piano) live from Studio 7.Liszt Three Petrarch
Sonnets
Schumann Kreisleriana, Op 16
Contributors
: Mining the Archive
Darius Milhaud visitedLondon in September 1969 to conduct performances of his own music by the BBC SO. Symphonic Suite No 2, Op 57
3.30 Darius Milhaud in conversation with John Amis (from 1969).
3.40 Concerto for two pianos, Op 228: Genevieve Joy , Jacqueline Robin
Symphony No 10, Op 382 Producer Alan Hall
Contributors
: Mendelssohn
String Quartet No 4 in E minor, Op 44 No 2 Endellion Quartet: Mainly for Pleasure
Chris de Souza presents a special edition of listeners' requests for Comic Relief. Producer Anthony SellorsContributors
: Benny's Boys
In 1940 Benny Goodman lured trumpeterCootie Williams away from Duke Ellington. The result was a powerful addition to the Goodman band and a new seven-piece small group. In this fourth programme, Geoffrey Smith looks at the work of this septet which also included tenor saxophonist Georgie Auld.
Contributors
: News
: Third Ear
On the occasion of a book of Essays on Art and Language and two London exhibitions at the ICA and Lisson Gallery, Andrew Graham-Dixon talks toMichael Baldwin and Mel Ramsden about their sceptical view of art history, and the conceptual relationship between words and pictures. Producer Judith Bumpus
Contributors
: BBC Philharmonic Concert
conductor Gunther Herbig Anthony Rolfe Johnson(tenor), live from the Free Trade Hall, Manchester. Mozart Symphony No 31 in D (Paris) (K297) Britten Nocturne for tenor and small orchestra
8.20 Portraits, Catgut and Tootle-too
Thomas Gainsborough was as passionate about music as he was about painting; Fritz Spiegl presents this tribute to him, with contributions from Garard Green and Elizabeth Mansfield.
8.40 Beethoven Symphony No 5 in C minor, Op 67
Contributors
: Upon Life
Three 17th-century trials compiled by Jack Emery from contemporary transcripts.2: Man of the People
The trial of John Lilburne , Leveller, at the Guildhall, London in October 1649, for publishing treasonous pamphlets.
Director John Theocharis
Contributors
: Distracted Tymes
Music from Cromwell'sEngland by Henry Lawes , Tomkins, Baltzar, Locke and Gibbons. Consort of Musicke/ Anthony Rooley
Christopher Kite (virginals) Parley of Instruments/ Peter Holman
Kenneth Gilbert (organ) Broadside Band/ Jeremy Barlow
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week Debussy Berceuse
héroïque; En blanc et noir ; Noel des enfants qui n 'ont plus de maison; Etudes, Bk 2, Nos 7-9; Pastorale (Sonata for flute, viola and harp); Violin Sonata: Night School
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