Listings
: Open University
Organic Chemistry: CMA Feedback: Morning Concert
Vaughan WilliamsRomance: Tommy Reilly (harmonica); Academy of St Martin/Neville Marriner
7.07 Handel Sonata a 5 in Bflat: English Concert/ Trevor Pinnock
7.16Chopin Scherzo No in Csharp minor. Op 39 Artur Rubinstein (piano)
7.30 am News
7.35 Vivaldi Lute
Concerto in D (RV93) Paul O'Dette ; Parley of Instruments/Roy Goodman and Peter Holman
7.44 Fauré Suite:
Masques et bergamasques Orchestre de Paris/Baudo
8.00 Gershwin Second
Rhapsody: LA Philharmonic/ Tilson Thomas (piano)
8.14 Elgar Canto
Popolare: Nigel Kennedy (violin). Peter Pettinger (piano). Record
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week
Schumann Piano TrioNo 1 in 1) minor. Op 63 Borodin Trio
Nachtstucke, Op23
Peter Frank ] (piano). Records
Contributors
: Japan Season
Looking West, Looking EastBrahms Hungarian Dance No 6 in D:
Saito Kinen Orchestra/Ozawa
9.39 Sondheim The
Advantages of Floating in the Middle of the Sea (Pacific Overtures)
Original Broadway cast
9.42 Vivaldi, arr
Tsunoda Autumn (Four Seasons): New Koto Ensemble/Fukumura
9.53 Schubert Quartet in A minor (I) 804)
Tokyo String Quartet
10.27 Sondheim Next
(Parifir Overtures)
10.30 Respighi Pines of Rome: Boston SO/Ozawa Records
Contributors
: Japan Season
Live from Tokyo Kurt Moll (bass)NHK SO, conductor Wolfgang Sawallisch
Webern Im Sommerwind
Strauss Two Songs. Op 51; Notturno No 1, Op 44
11.45 Morning Walk in Tokyo: Frank Tuohy offers his own insights into Japanese life.
Reader Eric Allan.
12.05 Beethoven
Symphony No in E flat (Eroica)
Contributors
: News
: Birmingham Lunchtime Concert
Moscow String Quartet live from Studio 1.Tchaikovsky Quartet No I in I), Op 11
Stravinsky Three Pieces Gubaidulina Quartet No3
: Dvorak andMartinu
BBC Welsh SO conductor Howard WilliamsDvorak The Water
Goblin, Op 107; Polonaise (Rusalka)
Martinit Symphony No
Contributors
: Music for Trumpet and Piano
Hakan Hardenberger John ConstableIbert Impromptu Antheil Sonata
Clergue Sarabandeet rigaudon
Berio Sequenza 10
Thomson At the Beach
Contributors
: York Early Music Festival
Orpheus with His Lute The second of two programmes with Konrad junghanel(lute).Weiss Prelude and Fugue in D minor
Gallot TombeaudeMle prince de Conde
Weiss Suite in G minor
: The Ring of the Nibelung
by Richard Wagner.Concluding the complete cycle of Gotz Friedrich 's production, live from the Royal Opera House. Covent Garden.
4: Gotterddmmerung
Music drama in a prologue and three acts.
Cast in order of singing: (mezzo)(mezzo)(soprano)(soprano) (sop)(tenor)(bass)(bass) (soprano) (mezzo) (bass) (sop)(sop)(mezzo)
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House conductor Bernard Haitink
Prologue and Act 1
7.00 Japan Season: The Sound of One Hand
Clapping: Reflections on the influence of Zen from a choreographer,a philosopher and masters of flower arranging and the tea ceremony.
7.40 Act 2
8.50 Interpreting the Ring: The second of two programmes with Antony Peattie.
9.35 Act 3
Contributors
: Japan Season
Inside NohThe second of five programmes exploring this traditional theatrical form.
(Third programme next Tuesday)
: pmPoulenc
Clarinet SonataGervase de Peyer (clarinet)
Charles Wadsworth
(piano). Record
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week
20th-centuryJapanese Composers Toshiro Mayuzumi Mandala Symphony
SomeiSatoh TokiNoh
Mon (A Gate into Infinity) Akira Nishimura
Padma in Meditation
Atsutada Otaka Image pourorchestre
Contributors
: Night School
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