Listings
: Open University
Culture and Belief in Europe1450-1600: Renaissance Music
: Morning Concert
Komgold TheAdventures of Robin Hood: Suite from the Film Music Utah SO/Varujan Kojian
7.25 William Comysh Ah, Robin: Tallis
Scholars/Peter Phillips
7.30am News
7.35 Stenhammar Excelsior!, Op 13
Gothenburg SO/Jarvi
7.53 Vieuxtemps Violin Concerto No 4 in D minor, Op 31: Arthur Grumiaux; Lamoureux
Concert Orch/Rosenthal
8.21 Bliss Pastoral for clarinet and piano: Thea King, Clifford Benson Records
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week
Ottorino Respighi Concerto gregoriano Uto Ughi (violin)RAI SO/Mario Rossi Metamorphoseon in Twelve Variations
Philharmonia/
Geoffrey Simon. Records
Contributors
: Mozart and the Bohemians
Smetana Overture:The Bartered Bride
Czech PO/Zdenek Rosier
9.42 Mozart, arr anon Music from Figaro Martinu Quartet
9.58 Dusek Piano
Concerto in D
Jan Novotny ; Pardubice State CO/Libor Pesek
10.20 Jan Kozeluh
Kyrie (Mass in E minor) Prague Radio Chorus
Dvorak CO/Josef Hercl
10.27 Jan Stich, alias Giovanni Punto
Six Duets: Zdenek and Bedfich Tylsat (horns)
10.34 Martinu
Divertimento
(Serenade No 4)
10.42 Vanhal Symphony in G minor
Prague CO/Oldfich Vlcek
11.02 Fiala Oboe
Quartet in F
Musica da Camera Praga
11.16 Josef Hausler
Variations on a Theme
Provided by Mozart
Dagmar Platilova (harp)
11.21 Dvorak Serenade in D minor: Collegium
Musicum Pragense/Vajnar
Contributors
: Schumann and Britten
Heather Harper (soprano) BBC Welsh SO conductor Bryden Thomson Schumann Symphony No 1 in B flat, Op 38 (Spring) Britten Our Hunting Fathers, Op 8Contributors
: News
: Don Quixote of the Cello
Paul Tortelier(1914-90)
The fifth programme with Lyndon Jenkins.
Saint-Saens Trio in F
With Yan Pascal Tortelier
(violin) and Maria de la Pau (piano)
Lyndon Jenkins talks to Yan Pascal Tortelier.
Schumann Cello Concerto
Boellmann Symphonic Variations
RPO/Yan Pascal Tortelier Paul Tortelier Waltz -
Alia Maud
Paul and Maud Martin
Tortelier (cellos); ECO Records
Contributors
: English Voices
Vaughan WilliamsThree Shakespeare Songs Britten Five Flower
Songs: The Cambridge Singers/Rutter. Records
: New Music for Brass
James Langley presents the second programme of recent brass band music. Robin Holloway Men Marching, Op 50 No 1Britannia Building society Band/Howard Snell
Judith Bingham Brazil Leyland DAF Band/ Richard Evans
Watkins Aubade
Grimethorpe Colliery Band/Elgar Howarth Harrison Birtwistle Salford Toccata
Salford College Brass Band/Elgar Howarth
Contributors
: Mainly for Pleasure
Anthony Burton presents a selection of instruments used unusually. Producer Ray AbbottContributors
: News
: Third Ear
Paul Auster talks about his new novel The Music of Chance with Christopher Bigsby. Producer Sally MarmionContributors
: Music for Passiontide
Antiphons and songs by early Tudor composers, performed by The Sixteen, director Harry Christophers. John Browne JhesuMercy, How May This Be William Comyshe
Ave Maria , Mater Dei Stabat Mater
8.10 Interval Reading
8.15 Browne Stabat Virgo Sheryngham A, gentill Jhesu
Browne Stabat Mater
Contributors
: Drama Now Singing and Dancing in Kanpur
The nautch-house in Northern Indian towns was a place where men enjoyed the popular music form Nautanki, and the favours of the young female singers.David Mowat 's play shows the girls' determination to survive.
Director Peter Kavanagh
Contributors
: BBC Scottish SO
conductor Jerzy Maksymiuk BeethovenSymphony No 7 in A
Contributors
: Butt Trio
David Butt (flute)Moray Welsh (cello)
Rosemarie Wright (piano) Ries Trio , Op 63 Gaubert Piece romantique
Fowler Line Spun with Stars (first broadcast perf)
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week J S Bach
Cantata No 41: Jesu nun sei gepreiset; ChoralePreludes (BWV 613-5): Helf mir Gottes Gute preisen; Das altejahr vergangen ist; In dir ist
Freude; Concerto in C for two harpsichords and strings (BWV 1061)
Contributors
: Night School
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