Listings
: Morning Concert
Chopin Krakowiak , Op 14 Alexis Weissenberg (piano) Paris Conservatoire Orch/ Stanislaw Skrowaczewski7.14 Lutoslawski Little
Suite: Pomeranian PO/ Takao Ukigaya
7.30am News
7.35 Faure Les Berceaux , Op23Nol
Gerard Souzay (baritone) Dalton Baldwin (piano)
7.37 Schubert String Quartet in C(D 46) Melos String Quartet
7.58 Ravel Sonatine
(first movement)
Paul Crossley (piano)
8.02 Britten Simple Symphony: ECO/
The Composer. Records
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week
Szymanowski Symphony No 2 in B flat, Op 19Detroit SO/Antal Dorati Stabat mater, Op 53
Stefania Woytowicz (sop)
Krystyna Szczepanska (alto) Andrzej Hiolski (baritone) Warsaw National PO and Choir/Witold Rowicki Records
Contributors
: Morning Sequence
F Couperin Sonata in D minor (La Sultane) Capriccio Stravagante /Skip Sempe (harpsichord)
9.46 Rameau Suite in A
(Pieces de clavecin, Bk2) NoelleSpieth(h'chord)
10.16MessiaenLe
Loriot (Catalogue d 'oiseaux)
Yvonne Loriod (piano)
10.26 F Couperin Sonata in A (La Superbe)
10.35 Debussy Six Epigraphes antiques
Werner Haas and Noel Lee
(piano duet)
10.50 Messiaen
L 'Alouette lulu (Catalogue d 'oiseaux)
11.00 F Couperin Sonata in Bflat (La Steinquerque)
11.11 Poulenc Les
Soirees de Nazelles
Pascal Roge (piano)
Contributors
: Japan Season
Toho Gakuen YouthOrchestra conductor Guido Guida
Akira Miyoshi Leos
Respighi Fountains of Rome
Prokofiev Symphony No 5
Contributors
: News
: St David's Hall Lunchtime Recital
Schubert Ensemble of LondonSuk Elegy in Dflat, Op 23 Pavel Novak Piano Trio in D minor, Op27 (first performance)
Brahms Piano Quartet No 3 in C minor, Op 60 (in association with the 1991 Cardiff Festival of Music)
Contributors
: Stravinsky Conducts Stravinsky
Six programmes to include many of his greatest works.Ballet: Rite of Spring Columbia SO
Suite: The Soldier's Tale
Octet: Columbia CO
Scenes de ballet: CBCSO
Ballet: Agon
LA Festival SO. Records
Series producer Clive Bennett
Contributors
: Cello and Fortepiano
Sebastian Comberti (cello) Carole Cerasi (fortepiano) Helene Liebmann CelloSonata Ferdinand Ries Cello
Sonata, Op 34
Contributors
: Mainly for Pleasure
with Brian Wright. Producer David GallagherContributors
: News
: Third Ear
John Linklater , Literary Editor of the GlasgowHerald, chairs a discussion on the aims and benefits of the Scottish Book Fortnight. Producer Vivien Devlin
Contributors
: Pebble Mill
Anne Queffelec (piano) live from Studio 1, Birmingham.Mozart Fantasia in Cminor(K475)
Beethoven Sonata in E flat, Op 31 No
8.05 Japan Season:
Making a Religion of Art. Christopher Cook reports on the Mokichi Okada Museum of Art, which is run by one of Japan's new religious sects, and asks: which comes first, religion or art?
8.25 Ravel Serenade grotesque; Prelude in A minor; A la manière de.... ;Menuet sur le nom d 'Haydn; Menuet antique; Valses nobles et sentimentales; Sonatine
Contributors
: Drama Now
A Meeting in Rome In March 1884, the 35-year-old Swedish dramatist August Strindberg set off to meet the 56-year-old Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen in Rome.Each was at a watershed in his career and at once admiring and critical of the other. Writer and narrator Michael Meyer imagines how the conversation might have gone.
Director Andy Jordan
Contributors
: Japan Season
BBC Scottish SO conductor Takuo YuasaYu Yasuraoka (violin)
Stravinsky Concerto for Strings in D
Miyoshi En passantfor violin and orchestra
Yoshimatsu The Age ofBirds
Poulenc Suite: Les Biches
Contributors
: Japan Season
Inside NohThe final programme exploring the characters and styles of Noh. With Akira Matsui , DavidHughesand Richard Emmert.
Senes producer William Robson
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week
Arnold and WilliamsonWilliamson Overture:
Santiago de Espada
Arnold Piano Trio, Op 54 Williamson Sonata for two pianos
Arnold Sinfonietta No 3, Op 81
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