Listings
: Morning Concert
Boccherini Sinfonia Nol6inA,Op37No4 I Solisti Veneti/Scimone7.22 Satie Gymnopédie No 1; Gnossienne No 3 Francis Poulenc (piano)
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: News
7.35 Gossec Symphonie Concertante for two harps Lily Laskine , Odette Le Dentu ;J-F Paillard CO/ Jean-Francois Paillard7.48Tippett Fantasia
Concertante on a Theme of Corelli: SCO/The Composer
8.08 Debussy Ballet: Khamma: Ulster Orch/ Yan Pascal Tortelier
Records
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week
Rossini:The Operas of 1816 Excerpts from The Barber of Seville, La Gazzetta and Otello, performed by, among others, Montserrat Caballe, Francisco Araiza and Leo Nucci. Records
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: Morning Sequence
Beethoven StringQuartet in C, Op 59 No 3
Vanbrugh String Quartet
10.07 Hans Gal
Variations on a Viennese
Popular Tune for piano trio: Musicians of the Royal Exchange
10.15 Haydn Organ Concerto in C:
Simon Preston ; Academy of St Martin/Neville Marriner
10.35 Hans Gal Piano
Quartet in B flat, Op 13 Musicians of the Royal Exchange
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: Aldeburgh Festival 1991
ECO/Steuart BedfordJohn Shirley-Quirk (bar) Somsak Ketukaenchan
(pinai)
Britten A Time There Was
Mahler, arr Britten What the Wild Flowers
Tell Me
Britten Nine Folk Song Arrangements
Keith Gifford A Scarf of White Stream (world premiere)
Schubert Symphony No inD(D200)
(In association with Kleenex Products)
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: News
: Christian Blackshaw
(piano)Mozart Sonata in D
(K576); Rondo in A minor (K511)
Franck Prelude , Choral and Fugue (M21)
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: BBC SO In Valencia
Mary King (mezzo)Boris Pergamenshikov (cello) conductor
Lothar Zagrosek
Brian Elias Five Songs to Poems by Irina Ratushinskaya
Elgar Cello Concerto
Brahms Symphony No
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: Unaccompanied Bach
Fifth of six programmes. Sonata No 3 in C(BWV1005)
Simon Standage (violin)
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: Chetham's School of Music Chamber Choir
conductor Michael BrewerJohn Bennett All
Creatures Now
Thomas Weelkes Hark , All Ye Lovely Saints trad, arr
Donald Cashmore 0 Waly, Waly Mary Louise Aitken (sop) trad, arrVaughan Williams The Turtle
Dove: Paul Cook (baritone) trad, arr James Erb Shenandoah
Ericsson Till Osterland Knut Nystedt Gloria
Henry VIII , arr Swingle Pastime with Good Company trad, arr Brewer Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
Contributors
: Mainly for Pleasure
with Brian Wright. Producer Patrick LambertContributors
: News
: Third Ear
This week, the novelist John Fowles sees the republication of his non-fiction work The Tree.He talks to
Christopher Bigsby about this personal essay and the development of his fiction.
Producer Abigail Appleton
Contributors
: Pebble Mill
Kathryn Stott (piano) live from Studio One. Birmingham.Brahms Four Pieces, Op 119
Bridge Sonata
8.15 Schoenberg's essays on the role of radio and the cinema in the propagation of music. Read by Garard Green.
8.35 Schoenberg Six Little Pieces, Op 19
Liszt Sonata in B minor
Contributors
: Chekhov and After
MrsVershinin Helen Cooper 's evocative drama about the off-stage "lovesick major's wife" from Chekhov's The ThreeSisters is the second play in this series. Julie Legrand recreates her role from the original stage production.
Music Stephen Warbeck Director Ned Chaillet
(Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard - the third play in the series - will be broadcast next Sunday)
Contributors
: BBC Philharmonic
conductorYan Pascal Tortelier
Hindemith Symphony in Eflat
Contributors
: News
: Composers of the Week
Bach Sonata in G (BWV 1019); Cantata No 75: Die Elenden sollen essen: World Cup Cricket
Australia v South AfricaPeter Baxter is in Sydney for South Africa's first
World Cup appearance.
Presenter Joanne Watson.
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