Listings
: Open University
Maths: Exam Revision: Weather
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Presented by Andrew McGregor , including at approximately7.05 Tchaikovsky Pas de deux (The Nutcracker)
7.25 S S Wesley Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace
7.32 Ives Country Band March
8.05 Elgar Chanson de matin; Chanson de nuit
8.19 Corelli Concerto
Grosso in F, Op 6 No 2
8.30 Lambert Concerto for piano and nine players Discs
Contributors
: FAIREST ISLE Composer of the Week: Parry
"For a quarter of a century or more a pro-Teuton, I owed too much to their music ..."Lewis Foreman 's survey concludes with some of Parry's most characteristic scores from the time of the First World War.
From Death to Life
London Philharmonic
Orchestra, conductor
Matthias Bamert
English Suite
London Symphony
Orchestra/Adrian Boult Songs of Farewell
Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge, conductor Richard Marlow
Contributors
: Musical Encounters
With Chris Wines in Birmingham.Artist of the Week:
Frans Bruggen (conductor)
Bach Herr , unser Herrscher
(St John Passion)
Netherlands Chamber Choir
Orchestra of the 18th
Century
10.09 Brahms Four Pieces,
Op 119
Paul Berkowitz (piano)
10.26 Nadia Boulanger Lux aeterna
Doris Reinhardt (mezzo) Isabelle Sabrie (harp) Olivier Charlier (violin) Roland Pidoux (cello)
10.29 Copland Suite: Billy the Kid
English Chamber Orchestra, conductor Steuart Bedford
10.49 Veracinl Sonata in A minor
Frans Bruggen (recorder) Anner Bylsma (cello) Gustav Leonhardt
(harpsichord)
11.00 Rebecca Clarke
Viola Sonata
Garfield Jackson (viola) Martin Roscoe (piano)
11.25 Mozart Notturno in 0 (K286)
Orchestra of the 18th
Century/Frans Bruggen
11.41 Ravel Concerto for piano left hand
Leon Fleisher (piano) Boston Symphony
Orchestra/Seiji Ozawa
Contributors
: Celtic Horizons
Repeated from yesterday11.30pm
: Chamber Music from Manchester
From NewBroadcasting House.
With Rodney Slatford. Allegri Quartet
Rawsthome String Quartet No 1 (Theme and Variations) Schubert String Quartet in D minor (D810) (Death and the Maiden)
Contributors
: Mining the Archive
In the second of three programmes celebrating three great soprano voices, Suzanne Danco talks toGordon Stewart in her
Florence home and introduces some of her recordings of Mozart,
Brahms and Berg and of the French repertoire in which she was supreme. A Cavendish production
FAIREST ISLE
Contributors
: Turns of century
This week Russell Davies celebrates Murgatroyd and Winterbottom. the celebrated comic radio double act, also known as Tommy Handley and Ronald Frankau.Contributors
: The World of Yiddish music
In the Middle Ages, GermanJews migrated eastwards to tsarist Russia to escape persecution and settled in the ghettos - segregated areas of Christian cities - or in shtetls - towns and villages in the countryside. In the first of two programmes, Alex Knapp presents traditional songs and dances reflecting life in that now lost world of the Jewish communities of eastern Europe, including a medieval lament by impoverished Jewish troubador Suesklnt von
Trimberg and songs of childhood, love and marriage.
Contributors
: The Music Machine
Will Q magazine accept lan's finished review? Will the BBC Music Magazine agree to print Vicki's article? Tommy Pearson reports.Contributors
: In Tune
With Andrew Green.5.15 Rachmaninov Etude-
Tableau in E flat minor,
Op 39 No 5
6.03 Telemann Concerto in D for two violins and strings
6.30 Saint-Sains Violin
Sonata in D minor
Contributors
: The BBC Orchestras
BBC Philharmonic from the Free TradeHall, Manchester. the opening concert of the orchestra's new season.
Conductor Gennadi Rozhdestvensky
Howard Shelley (piano) Enescu Suite No 3 in D
(Villageoise)
Beethoven Piano Concerto
No 1 in C
8.35 Italian Encounters
David Mendel continues his occasional series with a reminiscence of the novelist Edith Wharton and her adventurous journey to the monastery of San
Vivaldo in Tuscany, where an artistic discovery awaits.
8.55 Tchaikovsky
Symphony No 5 in E minor
Contributors
: The Colours of Music
Philip Dodd concludes his exploration of art and music in the 20th century. 4: CartoonsAn extraordinary history of the surreal and intimate marriage of animation and music, featuring Chuck Jones , Jeremy Irons ,
Tim Rice - and a tribute to
Carl Stalling.
Contributors
: Hear and Now
Music Is for the People Michael McCarthy introduces music by some of the composers featured at this year's Vale of Glamorgan Festival.Martin Butler ,
Michael Torke , Eric Stokes ,
Michael Nyman and Pwyll ap Sion are united in a desire to reach new audiences. Festival director
John Metcalf made it possible for the musicians to visit local venues whose communities are unable to attend regular concerts.
Contributors
: The Land Where the Good Songs Go
A Journey In Search of Forgotten MusicalsRepeated from Monday 12 noon
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