Listings
: Open University
Literature in the ModernWorld
: Weather
: On Air
with Andrew McGregor.7.05 Debussy
Nuages (Nocturnes)
7.11 Purcell
Laudate Ceciliam
7.32 Strauss
Sdusle, Liebe Myrthe , Op 68 No 3
8.05 Bax
Symphonic Scherzo
8.25 Strauss
Als mir dein Lied erklang, Op 68 No 4
8.38 Haydn
Symphony No 85 in B flat (La Reine) Discs
Contributors
: Composer of the Week: Bach
"Koopman's performance is engagingly eccentric." (Gramophone, 1985)Piers Burton-Page talks about performing Bach to conductor and keyboard player Ton Koopman , who directs soloists, the Netherlands Chamber Choir and the Amsterdam
Baroque Orchestra in Orchestral Suite No 2 in B minor (BWV 1067);
Singet dem Herrn (BWV 225); The Interrogation and Scourging (St John Passion) Discs
Contributors
: Midweek Choice
with Susan Sharpe. ShostakovichDance of the Dolls
10.05 Fucik
Overture: Marinarella
10.15 Vivaldi
Beatus Vir (RV598)
10.25 Charpentier Depuis le jour (Louise)
10.30 Bliss Meditation on a theme of John Blow
11.05 Penderecki
Viola Concerto
11.25 Dvorak 0 Silver
Moon (Rusalka)
11.30 Lassus Agnus Dei ;
Lux Aeterna; In
Paradisum (Requiem)
11.40 Mozart Ballet
Music (Idomeneo) Producer Chris de Souza
REQUESTS: Midweek Choice. BBC Radio 3. Broadcasting House. London W1A 1AA Discs
Contributors
: Haydn and Francaix
(Repealed from yesterday 11.30pm): Birmingham Lunchtime Concert
LIVE from Studio One, l Pebble Mill.Rian de Waal (piano) Liszt Funerailles
Brahms Capriccios : in F sharp minor. Op 76 No 1; in B minor. Op 76 No 2
Intermezzos: in A, Op 118 No 2; in A minor, Op 116 No 2; in C. Op 119 No 3 Loevendie
Strides
Chopin
Nocturne in E flat,
Op 55 No 2;
Polonaise in A flat, Op 53
Contributors
: Schools
2.00 Together: An Assembly for Schools. 2.20 Time and Tune:Music Course 2 Hall of Mirrors.
2.40 Drama Workshop
: Record Review
(Revised repeat from Saturday9.00am)
: Choral Evensong
from SouthwellMinster.
Introit: Love is Come Again (arr Shaw);
Responses (Leighton) Office Hymn:
A Brighter Dawn is Breaking (Nun lasst uns Gott)
Psalm 104 (Turle, Boyce) First Lesson:
Exodus 24
Canticles:
Service for five voices
(Weelkes)
Second Lesson:
Luke 1, w39-56
Anthem:
Beatus Vir (Monteverdi)
Hymn:
Jesus Christ is Risen (Trier) Organ Voluntary: Praeludium in E minor (Reger)
Rector Chori Paul Hale
Assistant Organist Peter Wood
Contributors
: The Music Machine
Brahms loved it, so did Strauss; it's there in folk and jazz - Gypsy music.Tommy Pearson follows the "Romany Trail" with Iren Kertesz.
Producer Chris Wines
Contributors
: Rush Hour Concert
from the Wigmore Hall, London.Richard Baker introduces the Canadian pianist Louis Lortie playing two of Beethoven's named sonatas, the Pathetique and the Waldstein.
Contributors
: La Rondine
The SwallowPuccini's bitter-sweet three-act lyric opera in a production from La Scala, Milan.
In Second Empire Paris, the wealthy Magda de Civry is nostalgic for youthful romance. Enter the young Ruggero, searching for lasting love ... Sung in Italian.
Lolette..........ELISABETTA TANDURA (sop)
La Scala Chorus and Orchestra, conductor
Gianandrea Gavazzeni
Contributors
: Raymond Carver Stories
3: So Much Water So Close toHome
A wife becomes worried by her husband's experience of finding a dead body. Reader Lorelei King.
Contributors
: Maggie Cole
(harpsichord)Purcell Ground in C minor
Louis Couperin
Passacaille in C
Hallgrimsson Strond
Soler Sonatas: No 85 in F sharp minor; No 90 in F sharp
Ligeti Hungarian Rock Bach English Suite No 2 in A minor (BWV 807)
Contributors
: Night Waves
Tony Palmer discusses Judith Weir 's new opera, Blond Eckbert , at English National Opera. Producer Razia IqbalContributors
: Ensemble
Mozart's "Prussian " Quartets The last of three programmes including late Mozart quartets taken from BBC Archive performances. Amadeus QuartetJean-Pierre Rampal (flute)
Mozart Flute Quartets: in D (K285); in A (K298);
String Quartet in F (K590)
Contributors
: Night School
1.00 As broadcast 2.00 3.00pm2.00 Let's Make a Story 2.15 Verse Universe
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