Listings
: Morning on 3
With Penny Gore.Trad Japanese, arr Michae) Thomas Nanatsu-r )o-t<o
Brodsky Quartet
6.35 Schumann Fascntngsswanhaus tV/en,Op26
Sv!atos!av Richter (piano)
7.00 Dvorak Song to tne Moon (7?usa/t<a.) Lucia Popp (soprano), Munich Radio Orchestra, conductor Stefan Soitesz
7.45 Zavateri Concerto /n G (Tempesta d/ Mare) Freiburg Baroque Orchestra, director GottfriedvonderGoitz(vio!in) S.lOTurtna C/rcuto, Op 91 Beaux Arts Trio
8.35 Strauss Horn Concerto No 2 f'n F /?at
Dennis Brain (horn),
Phiiharmonia Orchestra. conductor Wolfgang Sawahisch
Contributors
: Composer of the Week: Finzi
4: T7me tne TyrantDonald Macleod and Stephen Banfieid exptore Finzi's artistic philosophy and how it was affected by the diagnosis of a terminal illness.
Only the Wanderer (Op 13) Ian Partridge (tenor).
Clifford Benson (piano)
To a Poet a Thousand tears Hence (Op 13a) Stephen Roberts (baritone), Clifford Benson (piano) Cello Concerto
Raphael Wallfisch (cello),
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Vernon Handiey
Amabel; He <4o/ures Love ('Op 16) Stephen Varcoe (baritone), Clifford Benson (piano) (R)
Contributors
: Work in Progress
Roy Strong talks about the use of colour in his garden. The Laskett.Contributors
: CD MaxteM
With Jonathan Swain.Mahter Rückert-Lieder
Christa Ludwig (contra!to),
Berhn Phitharmonic orchestra. conductor Herbert von Karajan
10.26 Debussy Ce</o Sonata Mstisiav Rostropovich (cei)o), Benjamin Britten (piano)
10.39 Haydn Trumpet Concerto /n E r?at Maurice Andre , Munich Chamber
Orchestra, conductor Hans Stad )mair
Contributors
: Morning Performance
Cheltenham FestivalFrom the Pittville Pump Room, Chris de Souza introduces a recital by the pianist Artur Pizarro.
Ravel Gaspardde /a <Vu/t Dut)))eux Piano Sonata
11.50 Twenty Minutes: Harmony and invention
Another story from the lumber room of musical history. With Biba Lilie-West, plus Rachel Godsill (soprano). David Gordon (harpsichord), Olver Webber and Mieko Kanno (violins), Katherine McGillivray (viola), Joanna Levine (cello), Tom Winthorpe (ophicieide). 4: Blowing in a Vacuum
12.10 Schubert Piano Sonata in 6 flat, D960
(See also 7.30pm)
Contributors
: Radio 3 Lunchtime Conceft
A recital given last summer in Machyniteth at Y Tabernaci, the Museum of Modern Art for North Wales, introduced by Susan Sharpe.Thomas A!ien (baritone), Juiius Drake (piano) ireiand /rTDere Were Dreams to Se//; Sea Fever
Vaughan WiXiams Songs of Travel (complete)
Traditiona) Four Fo/<< Songs: Snow Me tne Way to tVarr/ngton; MyBonn<e Lad; On,
Ma/y, Waly Come tbu Not from Nen'cast/e (R)
Contributors
: BBC Orchestras
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Bax TintagelConductor Rumon Gamba
Pricker Symphony No 1
Conductor Martyn Brabbins
Rawsthorne Piano Concerto No 2
Philip Fowke, conductor Martyn Brabbins
Vaughan Williams Symphony No 6
Conductor Osmo Vanska
Contributors
: Music Restored
Bach VoicesLucie Skeapingand singer
James Bowman !ook back over 70 years of recordings of performances of Bach's voca) music and reject on how things have changed. The programme inc!udes choruses and arias from the St MattDew
Passion and the Mass <n B mtnor. conducted by Wiiiem Mengeiberg. Ra!ph Vaughan Witiiams and Niko!as Harnoncourt, and cantatas directed by Joshua Rifkin and Maasaki Suzuki.
Contributors
: In Tune
Members of Musica Antiqua of London join Sean Rafferty to play live in the studio before heading north for this year's York Early Music Festival. Plus arts news and a took at the latest classical CDs.Contributors
: Performance on 3: Cheltenham Festival
A concert recorded last Sunday in Cheltenham Town Hall, introduced by Chris de Souza.Gordon Nikoiitch (violin)
Barbara Bonney (soprano)
London Symphony Orchestra, Conductor Andre Previn
Walton
Violin Concerto in 6 minor
Mahler
Symphony No 4
See also tomorrow, 11am
Contributors
: Chagall Piano TrioShostakovich
Piano Trio No .t (R): Night Waves
Patrick Wright talks to author Eoin McNamee, whose new book The Blue Tango blends fact and fiction to re-imagine a crime committed half a century ago and the extraordinary events that unfolded in its wake.The brutal murder in 1952 of Patricia Curren , daughter of a high court judge, shocked the Northern Irish community of White Abbey, in December 2000 the case made headlines again when lain Hay Gordon was finally acquitted of the murder 48 years after being convicted.Contributors
: Late Junction
Tonight's late-night listening includes Malian songs from Salif Keita and Rokia Traore and part of Steve Reich's 1996 re-recording of his 1976 masterpiece Music for 18 musicians. With Verity Sharp.Contributors
: Through the Night
With Jonathan Swain.Karlowicz: Four Songs
12.15 Sibelius: Rakastava, Op 14
12.30 Arriaga Symphony in D
1.00 A concert of Croatian orchestral music.
Ivan Zajc: Symphonic Picture in C minor, Op 394
Frano Parac: Sarabande
Dora Pejacevic: Symphony No.1 in F sharp minor
2.25 A complete performance of Purcell's semi-opera in five acts The Prophetess, or The History of Dioclesian.
4.00 Hornemann: Overture: Aladdin
4.10 Schubert: 16 Landler, D366
4.25 Corelli: Concerto Grosso in F, Op.6 No.9
4.35 Dohnanyi: Symphonic Minutes
4.50 Palestrina: Stabat Mater
5.05 Mozart: Symphony No.26 in E flat, K184
5.20 Joseph Lauber: Trois Morceaux Caracteristiques, Op 47
5.30 Faure: Suite: Dolly
5.45 Mozetich: Postcards from the Sky
Contributors
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