Listings
: Byrd
Pavan: TheEarlofSalisbury5.05Purce»Funeral Music for Queen Mary 5.15 Vaughan Williams Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis
5.25 Chopin Scherzo No 3 in C sharp minor, Op 39 5.35 Tchaikovsky The Tempest, Op 18
Contributors
Unknown:
Thomas
Tallis
: Morning on 3
With Penny Gore. Dvorak Cypresses Hagen Quartet6.30 Weber Bassoon Concerto in F
Valeri Popov , Russian State Symphony Orchestra, conductor Valeri Polyansky
7.05 CPE Bach Keyboard Sonata in A Frangois Chaplin
7.35 Britten Serenade for tenor, horn and strings Anthony Rolfe Johnson (tenor), Michael Thompson (horn),
Royal Scottish National Orchestra, conductor Bryden Thomson
8.15 Uszt Orpheus Vienna Philharmonic, conductor Giuseppe Sinopoli
8.40 Rimsky-Korsakov Capriccio Espagnol LPO, conductor Mariss Jansons
Contributors
Unknown:
Valeri
Popov
Conductor:
Valeri
Polyansky
Tenor:
Anthony Rolfe
Johnson
Horn:
Michael
Thompson
Conductor:
Bryden
Thomson
Conductor:
Giuseppe
Sinopoli
Conductor:
Mariss
Jansons
: Composer of the Week: Palestrina
Today Donald Macleod exploresPalestrina's relationship with the Popes, his work with the Papal Choir and the composition of his mostfamous masterpiece, the Missa Papae Marcelti. Victimae Paschali Choir of New College, Oxford, conductor Edward Higginbottom Vexilla Regis Prodeunt Lugano Chamber Society, conductor Edwin Loehrer
Missa Papae Marcelli Oxford Camerata, conductor Jeremy Summerly
Contributors
Unknown:
Donald
MacLeod
Conductor:
Edwin
Loehrer
Conductor:
Missa Papae
Marcelli
Conductor:
Jeremy
Summerly
: Work in Progress
The actress and director Janet Suzman prepares for a new production of The Cherry Orchard.Contributors
Director:
Janet
Suzman
: Masterworks
With Stephanie Hughes.Bizet Overture in A Toulouse Capitole Orchestra, conductor Michel Plasson
10.19 Puccini Viene la Sera (Madama Butterfly) Fritz Wunderlich (tenor), Pilar Lorengar (soprano), Sieglinde Wagner (mezzo), Berlin Symphony Orchestra, conductor Berislav Klobucar
10.35 Moeran Fantasy Quartet Nicholas Daniel (oboe),
Members of the Vanbrugh Quartet .
10.50 Beethoven Piano Concerto No 3 in C minor Mitsuko Uchida ,
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, conductor Kurt Sanderling
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephanie
Hughes.
Conductor:
Michel
Plasson
Tenor:
Fritz
Wunderlich
Tenor:
Pilar
Lorengar
Conductor:
Berislav
Klobucar
Oboe:
Nicholas
Daniel
Unknown:
Mitsuko
Uchida
Conductor:
Kurt
Sanderling
: Morning Performance
Artist in Focus: Imogen CooperPianist Imogen Cooper talks to Humphrey Burton about her interest in 20th-century music and about avoiding being labelled. Schoenberg Kleine Klavierstucke , Op 19 Mozart Quintet in E flat for piano, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon, K452 With the HaffnerWind Ensemble
Janacek Piano Sonata 1.X.1905
Schubert Schwanengesang (excerpt) With Wolfgang Holzmair (baritone) Schubert Piano Sonata in G, D894
Contributors
Pianist:
Imogen
Cooper
Pianist:
Imogen
Cooper
Unknown:
Humphrey
Burton
Unknown:
Schoenberg Kleine
Klavierstucke
Baritone:
Wolfgang
Holzmair
: Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert
A recital given by one of the world's foremost lutenists in Glasgow's Royal Scottish Academy last October in commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the deaths of Bach and Weiss.Nigel North (Baroque lute)
Johann Gottfried Conradi Suite in C
Jan Antoin Losy (Graf von Usenthal) Pieces in F
SL Weiss
TombeausurlaMortdeMComte de Logy
Bach, transcr North Suite in A minor (arr from Cello Suite, BWV1008)
Contributors
Unknown:
Johann Gottfried
Conradi
Unknown:
Jan Antoin
Losy
Unknown:
Sl
Weiss
: The BBC Orchestras
BBC Symphony OrchestraHaydn Symphony No 103 in E flat (Drumroll) Uszt Piano Concerto No 1 in E flat
Kathryn Stott , conductor Jiri Belohlavek Bruckner Symphony No 2 in C minor Conductor Gennadi Rozhdestvensky
Contributors
Conductor:
Kathryn
Stott
Conductor:
Jiri
Belohlavek
: Choral Evensong
From St Paul's Cathedral. Introit: NeverWeather-Beaten Said (Campion).
Responses (Spicer). Psalms 87,88
(Battishill, Flintoft). First Lesson: Ezekiel
28 wl-10. Canticles- Wood in F
(Collegium Regale). Second Lesson:
Matthew 26, wl4-29. Anthem: 0 Sing unto the Lord a New Song (
Julian Anderson ) (first broadcast performance). Hymn: We Sing of God (Magdalen College). Organ Voluntary: Theme and Variations
(Andriessen). Director of music John Scott. Sub-organist Huw Williams.
Contributors
Song:
Julian
Anderson
Music:
John
Scott.
Unknown:
Huw
Williams.
: In Tune
Sean Rafferty 's guests include conductor Harry Christophers , who is about to lead the Sixteen on a choral pilgrimage around the country. Music includes at 5.00Caccini's Ave Maria performed by Inessa Galante (soprano) and London Musici; at
5.35Strauss's Duett-Concertino played by Robert Plane (clarinet), Stephen Reay
(bassoon) and the Northern Sinfonia under Richard Hickox; and at 6.40 Haydn's Piano Sonata in C sharp minor, HXVI36, played byLeifOveAndsnes.
Contributors
Unknown:
Sean
Rafferty
Conductor:
Harry
Christophers
Soprano:
Inessa
Galante
Played By:
Robert
Plane
: Performance on 3
Chris de Souza introduces a concert direct from Symphony Hall, Birmingham. Anu Komsi (soprano), City of BirminghamSymphony Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Sakari Oramo
Stravinsky Divertimento (The Fairy's Kiss) Debussy, orch Oramo Chansons de Jeunesse
8.20 Twenty Minutes: George Orwell George Orwell died 50 years ago this week, but his reputation as a writer continues undiminished. In the first of three programmes Bernard Crick , professor of politics and biographer of Orwell, selects readings from his work.
8.40 Lutoslawski Chantefleurs et
Chantefables
Debussy Nocturnes
Contributors
Introduces:
Chris
de Souza
Soprano:
Birmingham. Anu
Komsi
Conductor:
Sakari
Oramo
Conductor:
Stravinsky
Divertimento
Unknown:
George
Orwell
Unknown:
George
Orwell
Unknown:
Bernard
Crick
: Night Waves
It is traditionally said that the British have little time for intellectuals and use the term as an insult, while continental cultures treasure them. But how far does that opinion remain true? Sarah Dunant explores contemporary attitudes to the public role of writers and academics.Contributors
Unknown:
Sarah
Dunant
: Late Junction
Verity Sharp introduces a colourful selection of late-night listening, including Keith Jarrett playing Somewhere overthe Rainbow, plus tracks from Eberhard Weber 's album The Colours ofChloe.Contributors
Introduces:
Verity
Sharp
Unknown:
Keith
Jarrett
Unknown:
Eberhard
Weber
: Jazz Notes
Master percussionist Ed Thigpen is the son of legendary big band drummerBen Thigpen. He talks to Alyn Shipton about his distinguished career injazz, including his many years in the Oscar Peterson Trio , and about his work as a teacher and composer since settling in Denmark in the 1970s.
Contributors
Unknown:
Ed
Thigpen
Unknown:
Ben
Thigpen.
Unknown:
Alyn
Shipton
Unknown:
Oscar Peterson
Trio
: Through the Night
With Jonathan Swain.12.05am Kodaly Viennese Clock ;
Entrance of the Emperor and His Courtiers (HaryJanos) 12.10
Pierre-Gabriel Buffardin Concerto in E minor 12.20
Jamefelt Korsholma 12.45 Uszt St Francis ofAssisi Preaching to the Birds (Legend No 1) 1.00 Verdi Requiem 2.20 CPE Bach
Flute Sonata in G. Wql33 2.30 Hindemrth Symphony: Mathis derMaler
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Swain.
Unknown:
Kodaly Viennese
Clock
Unknown:
Pierre-Gabriel
Buffardin
Unknown:
Jamefelt
Korsholma
Unknown:
Uszt St
Francis
: BBC Schools
3.00 Time and Tune 3.20 Together: an Assembly for Schools 3.40 Dance Workshop4.00 SingingTogetherCelebrate! 4.20 Scottish Resources
10-12 4.40 Talking Points
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