Listings
: Open University
Women's Studies: Mothers and Daughters: Weather
: Sacred and Profane
with Paul Guinery.7.03 Miaskovsky Symphony No 21
7.18 Purcell I will give thanks unto thee, 0 Lord (Z20)
7.33 Bartok Piano
Concerto No 3
8.00 The Great
Thanksgiving
As the Church moved into the 17th century its music went through many changes, reflected in this morning's selection of music for the Eucharist.
8.39 Strauss Don Juan Producer Piers Burton-Page
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Guinery.
Unknown:
Strauss Don
Juan
: Choice of Three
Donald Greig of the Orlando Consort takes an individual look ahead at the coming week's programmes on Radio 3.Contributors
Unknown:
Donald
Greig
: Brian Kay's Sunday Morning
J C BachOverture: Adriano in Siria
9.10 Chopin Nocturne in E flat, Op 9 No 2
9.15 Berlioz Scene d'amour (Romeo et Juliette)
9.31 Anon Nuttmigs and ginger; Mother Watkins Ale; Stingo; Grimstock
9.38 Milhaud Scaramouche
9.48 Composer of the Week: Anven
Swedish Rhapsody No 1
10.03 Hoist Two Eastern
Pictures
10.08 Mendelssohn String Symphony No 3 in E minor
10.17 Artist of the Week:
Steven Isserlis (cello) Faure Elegie
10.25 Bax Mater ora filium
10.37 Glinka Valse fantaisie
10.47 Britten Sinfonia da
Requiem
11.08 Mozart Piano Sonata in C (K330)
11.20 Vivaldi Bassoon
Concerto in A minor (RV498)
11.41 Grleg
Symphonic Dances
Producer Edward Blakeman
Discs
Contributors
Unknown:
Anon
Nuttmigs
Unknown:
Mother
Watkins
Unknown:
Milhaud
Scaramouche
Cello:
Steven
Isserlis
Cello:
Faure
Elegie
Cello:
Bax
Mater
Unknown:
Glinka
Valse
Unknown:
Britten
Sinfonia
Producer:
Edward
Blakeman
: Music Matters
Producer Anthony SellorsRepeated from yesterday 5.45pm
Contributors
Producer:
Anthony
Sellors
: Fairest Isle Songbook
lain Burnside introduces a selection of British songs associated with trains.Producer Gwawr Owen
Contributors
Producer:
Gwawr
Owen
: Fairest Isle
Dregs from the Popish DunghillIn the third part of this monthly history of British music, Roderick Swanston considers the extremes of religious taste in the troubled years between 1540 and 1620 and explains how the music of Thomas Tallis ,
William Byrd and Orlando Gibbons kept up with - or out of the way of - the successive occupants of the English throne.
Producer Antony Pitts
Contributors
Music:
Roderick
Swanston
Unknown:
Thomas
Tallis
Unknown:
William
Byrd
Unknown:
Orlando
Gibbons
Producer:
Antony
Pitts
: From the Proms 1994
Norwegian ChamberOrchestra/lona Brown
Mozart Symphony No 25 in G minor
Schoenberg Verklarte Nacht Tippett Fantasia Concertante on a Theme of Corelli
Beethoven
Symphony No 1 in C
: London Baroque
Charles Medlam introduces performances of music from printed collections by the sons of J S Bach.C P E Bach Trio Sonata in D minor (Wq 160)
J C F Bach Sonata in G for cello and continuo
J E Bach Fantasy and Fugue in F
J C F Bach Sonata in E flat for violin and harpsichord C H Graun Trio in B flat
Producer Jeremy Hayes
See also Tuesday 7.30pm
THE FORTIES
Contributors
Introduces:
Charles
Medlam
Producer:
Jeremy
Hayes
: Towards the Millennium
Faye Robinson (soprano) Cynthia Clarey (mezzo) Philip Langridge (tenor)Benjamin Luxon (baritone) Vienna Singakademie City of Birmingham
Symphony Chorus and Orchestra/Simon Rattle
Pavel Haas Study for string orchestra
Schoenberg A Survivor from Warsaw
Tippett A Child of Our Time Given last Thursday in Symphony Hall, Birmingham
Contributors
Soprano:
Faye
Robinson
Soprano:
Cynthia
Clarey
Tenor:
Philip
Langridge
Baritone:
Benjamin
Luxon
Unknown:
Pavel
Haas
: Making Waves in Sydney
Richard Coles flies south to experience for himself the biggest festival of lesbian and gay culture in the world: the Sydney Mardi Gras. Producer Jerome WeatheraldContributors
Unknown:
Richard
Coles
Producer:
Jerome
Weatherald
: Steven Isserlis
(cello)Paul Coker (piano)
Brahms Cello Sonata No 1 in E minor, Op 38
Schumann, arr Isserlis Violin Sonata No 3 in A minor
Last Monday's Lunchtime Concert
FAIREST ISLE
Contributors
Piano:
Paul
Coker
: Queen Mary's Funeral
from WestminsterAbbey.
Emma Kirkby and Evelyn Tubb (sopranos) Michael Chance
(countertenor)
Ian Bostridge (tenor)
Stephen Richardson (bar) Simon Birchall (bass)
Westminster Abbey Choir New London Consort, conductor Martin Neary
Three hundred years to the day after Queen Mary's funeral in Westminster
Abbey, a concert of music associated with her life: the rejoicing surrounding her coronation, laments on her death and the solemn music of her funeral. Henry Purcell was organist at
Westminster Abbey in 1695 and played a large part in her funeral ceremony, though within the year he himself was laid to rest.
With anthems and songs by Purcell, funeral sentences by Morley and funeral marches by Paisible and Tollett. Introduced by Nicholas Kenyon.
SIMULTANEOUS BROADCAST: with BBC2
THE FORTIES
Contributors
Unknown:
Emma
Kirkby
Sopranos:
Evelyn
Tubb
Tenor:
Ian
Bostridge
Tenor:
Stephen
Richardson
Bass:
Simon
Birchall
Conductor:
Martin
Neary
Unknown:
Henry
Purcell
Introduced By:
Nicholas
Kenyon.
: The Sunday Play: The Life of Galileo
by Berthold Brecht.Richard Griffiths plays Galileo in David Hare 's intimate version, originally commissioned by the Almeida Theatre. The play starts in Padua in 1609. Andrea, aged 10 .DANIEL WORTERS
Music by Jonathan Dove Director Janet Whitaker
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Griffiths
Unknown:
David
Hare
Music By:
Jonathan
Dove
Director:
Janet
Whitaker
Andrea, aged 24:
Stephen
Tompkinson
Virginia:
Natasha
Pyne
Signora Sarti:
Jill
Graham
Old Cardinal:
Maurice
Denham
Inquisitor:
John
Moffatt
Cardinal Baberini:
Bernard
Hepton
Cardinal Bellamin:
David
Collings
Little Monk:
Mark
Lambert
Federzoni:
George A
Cooper
Philosopher:
Peter
Howell
Mathematician:
Ian
Masters
Sagredo:
Gavin
Muir
Ludovico:
Andrew
Branch
Chancellor:
Derek
Waring
Vanni:
Michael
Tudor-Barnes
Cosimo, aged 9:
Benjamin
Guy
Cosimo, aged 33:
Jonathan
Keeble
Monk:
Oliver
Senton
Boy singer:
Connor
Burrowes
: Music in Our Time
Robert Ziegler introduces a studio recording of four new works, played by the Smith Quartet, and talks to the composers about how they tackled the challenge.Adrian Jack String Quartet Nol
Eleanor Alberga String Quartet No 2 Moritz Eggert
Little Hideaways
Django Bates Pond-life (BBC commission) Producer Philip Tagney
Contributors
Introduces:
Robert
Ziegler
Unknown:
Adrian
Jack
Unknown:
Django
Bates
Producer:
Philip
Tagney
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