Listings
: Weather
: Morning Concert
Faure Prelude: Penelope Toulouse CapitoleOrchestra/Michel Plasson
7.09
Schubert Impromptus in Gflat and Eflat: Dinu Lipatti (piano)
7.19 Bruckner Psalm
150: Bamberg SO and Chorus/Rickenbacher
Contributors
: News
7.35 FrescobaldiCanzonaa4Nos3and6 Novus Brass Quartet
7.41 Brahms Serenade
No 1 in D, Op 11: LSO/ Tilson Thomas. Records
Contributors
: News
: A Land with Music
Second of eight programmes. William Corbett Concerto in D (Al Irelandese)European Community
Baroque Orch/Goodman Maurice Greene Lord
Let Me Know Mine End
Choir of New College Oxford/Higginbottom
Thomas Roseingrave Fugue No 13 in E minor Jennifer Bate (organ)
Handel Acis and Galatea:
Air: Heart, the Seat of Soft Delight; Chorus: Galatea, Dry Thy Tears: Soloists
English Baroque Soloists/ John Eliot Gardiner
Sammartini Concerto grosso No 8 in G minor Ensemble 415/Banchini
Contributors
: The Juilliard Quartet
The penultimate programme. Haydn Interlude and Sonata V (The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross) Joe Humphrey (tenor) Schubert Quartet in A minor (D 804). RecordsContributors
: From the Proms 1991
Stephen Hough (piano) Linda Finnie (soprano)Gary Lakes (tenor); BBC SO conductor Mark Elder
Mozart Piano Concerto
No9inEflat(K271)
11.30 Piers Burton-Page continues his readings from Baroque Concerto by Alejo Carpentier.
11.35 Mahler Das Lied von der Erde
Contributors
: Replay
with Philip French. Today, E M Forster on his library, first broadcast in 1949.Contributors
: News
: Your Concert Choice
with Paul Guinery.Haydn Symphony No 72 in D: Philharmonia
Hungarica/Antal
Dorati Bach Violin Concerto in A minor (BWV1041): Monica Huggett ; Amsterdam
Baroque Orch/Koopman
Lassus Musica, Deidonum optimi: King's Singers
Tartini Sonata in F. Op 1 No 2: Locatelli Trio
Vivaldi Gloria (RV 589) Soloists; John Alldis Choir ECO/Negri. Records
Contributors
: Aldeburgh Festival 1991
Isabelle van Keulen (violin) Ronald Brautigam (piano) Stravinsky Divertimento (1932)Mozart Sonata in C (K403) Ravel Sonata in G
Stravinsky Duo concertant
Contributors
: Poet of the Month
Tom Paulin reads a selection of poems by W B Yeats. Producer Fiona McLeanContributors
: Soundings
From Aria to Zanolini....Michael Oliver compiles an A-Z lexicon of Rossini.
With Leo McKern as the composer.
Producer Edward Blakeman
Contributors
: Songs of Expectation
A meditation on the pilgrimage of the Christian soul led by the Very Rev Derrick Walters.Ley: Domine.JesuChriste; Tavener: The Lamb; Howells: Requiem
(movements); Rutter: Open Thou Mine Eyes;
Willan: Rise Up My Love; Durufle: Ubi Caritas;
Joseph: Fountain of Life; Harris: Bring Us, 0 Lord God. Royal Liverpool
Philharmonic Chamber
Choir/Prof Ian Tracey
Contributors
: Variations, Blues and Concord
The second of two recitals.Ives Three-Page Sonata Copland Four Blues, No 3
Ives The Anti-Abolitionist
Riots; Some Southpaw Pitching
Monk, transc MacGregor Round Midnight; Monk's Point
Ives TheAlcotts (Concord Sonata)
: Chekhov and After
The first in this series offourplays is a 1965 radio production of Chekhov's The Three Sisters.Translated by Elisaveta Fen Director John Tydeman
Contributors
: BBC Scottish SO
conductor Henry Lewis Beethoven Overture:LeonoreNo3
Haydn Symphony No 102
Contributors
: USSR National Youth Choir
conductor Vladimir MininSviridov Three Tolstoy Choruses; Icon
Sveshnikov In the Dark
Forest; 0 Ye Wide Steppe;
The Evening Bells; Brooms
Contributors
: Harps and Lutes
Christopher Wilson and Lucy Duran talk to Graham Dixon about the differing sounds of plucked instruments from the European Renaissance and West Africa. Performers:Frances Kelly (harps), Christopher Wilson ,
Shirley Rumsey , Omar Sene (lutes),
Kausu Kuyateh , Dembo Konte
(koras), Hassan Erraji (ud).
Contributors
: News
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