Listings
: Morning on 3
With Martin Handley.CPE Bach Trio Sonata in B flat
7.00 Rameau Le BergerFidele
7.30 Grieg Symphonic Dances, Op 64
8.00 Telemann Concerto Polonaise in G
8.15 Mathias Rex Gloriae
8.40 Mozart Bassoon Concerto in B flat, K191
Contributors
Unknown:
Martin
Handley.
Unknown:
Rameau
Le Bergerfidele
: Sunday Live
Stephanie Hughes presents the best of recent performances from around Europe, including songs from Helen Donath and Malin Hartelius , Ravel in Switzerland and Paris and Schubert in Esterhazy. This morning's guest at around 10.00 is Rector of the Royal College of Art Sir Christopher Frayling.Music includes: Muffat Harpsichord Concerto
Vienna Academy, director Martin Haselbock (harpsichord)
9.10 Stravinsky Suite: The Soldier's Tale Jorg Widman (clarinet), Muriel Cantoreggi (violin), Silke Avenhaus (piano)
9.30 Tchaikovsky Ballet: The Nutcracker (excerpts) Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra, St Petersburg, conductor Valeri Gergiev
10.40 Mozart Piano Concerto No 17 in G, K453 Anima Eterna Orchestra, director Jos van Immerseel (piano)
11.40 Ravel La Valse Radio France PO, conductor Myung-Whun Chung
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Contributors
Unknown:
Stephanie
Hughes
Unknown:
Helen
Donath
Unknown:
Malin
Hartelius
Unknown:
Sir Christopher
Frayling.
Harpsichord:
Martin
Haselbock
Clarinet:
Muriel
Cantoreggi
Violin:
Silke
Avenhaus
Conductor:
Valeri
Gergiev
Piano:
Jos van
Immerseel
Conductor:
Myung-Whun
Chung
: Bach Cities
Joshua Rifkin continues his journey around the towns and cities where Bach lived and worked with a tour aroundLeipzig. Here, in a home compared to a beehive, Bach brought upten children, taught 50 students, and still found time to compose his greatest church music.
Contributors
Unknown:
Joshua
Rifkin
: Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert
Another chance to hear last Monday's concert from the Wigmore Hall. Presented by Fiona Talkington. Vermeer QuartetMozart String Quartet in D minor, K421 Debussy String Quartet in G minor
Contributors
Presented By:
Fiona
Talkington.
: BBC Legends
Vlado Perlemuter. Piers Lane concludes his survey of s made by Vlado Perlemuterwith afocus on the late, great pianist's broadcasts of French music, including pieces by two composers that Perlemuter knew personally - Gabriel Faure and Maurice Ravel.Contributors
Unknown:
Vlado
Perlemuter.
Unknown:
Piers
Lane
Unknown:
Vlado
Perlemuterwith
Unknown:
Gabriel
Faure
: Private Passions
Rptd from yesterday 12 noon: Brian Kay's Light Programme
Brian Kay 's selection begins and ends in Cornwall today with Hubert Bath 's Cornish Rhapsodyand Malcolm Arnold's Cornish Dances. There's also a trip to Scotland courtesy of Ronald Binge , and Semprini and his orchestra play Emile Waldteufel 's famous Skaters Waltz.Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Kay
Unknown:
Hubert
Bath
Unknown:
Ronald
Binge
Unknown:
Emile
Waldteufel
: Discovering Music
Stephen Johnson uncovers the secrets of Vaughan Williams's Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis. Specially recorded musical examples are played by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, conductor Philip Ellis. See Thursday 2pmContributors
Unknown:
Stephen
Johnson
Unknown:
Thomas
Tallis.
Conductor:
Philip
Ellis.
: Sunday Feature: Art in Mind
Brain, mind, consciousness: there have been huge advances in cognitive science over the last decades. Jonathan Bate is one of a small but growing number of arts scholars who are beginning to wonder about the application of cognitive science to our understanding of the creative process. He discovers that while brain scientists have much to teach literary critics, literature has a thing or two to share with them. With Susan Greenfield, Antonio Damasio, Semir Zeki, Kay Redfield Jamison and David Lodge.Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Bate
Unknown:
Susan
Greenfield
Unknown:
Antonio
Damasio
Unknown:
Kay Redfield
Jamison
Unknown:
David
Lodge.
Producer:
Beatrice
Rubens
: Drama on 3
The Tragedy of CoriolanusBy William Shakespeare. When Rome's greatest hero, the warrior Coriolanus, divides the people and the patricians through his arrogance, he is driven into exile. In this powerful new production, Samuel West as Coriolanus,
Adrian Dunbar as Aufidius and Susannah York as Voluminia unveil the passions of the poetry.
Music composed by Orlando Gough and performed by Jeremy Avis and Orlando Gough
Adapted and directed by Ned Chaillet
Contributors
Unknown:
William
Shakespeare.
Unknown:
Samuel
West
Unknown:
Adrian
Dunbar
Unknown:
Susannah
York
Composed By:
Orlando
Gough
Unknown:
Jeremy
Avis
Unknown:
Orlando
Gough
Directed By:
Ned
Chaillet
Caius Marcius later Coriolanus:
Samuel
West
Tullus Autidus:
Adrian
Dunbar
Volumnia:
Susannah
York
Menenius Agrippa:
Kenneth
Haigh
Cominius:
Malcolm
Storry
Sicinius Velutus:
Kenneth
Cranham
Junius Brutus:
Struan
Rodger
Virgilia:
Rebecca
Egan
Valeria:
Jane
Whittenshaw
Titus Lartius:
Peter
Marinker
First senator (Rome):
Hugh
Dickson
First citizen (Rome):
Nicholas
Boulton
First senator (Corioles):
Stephen
Hogan
First servant (Corioles):
John
Rogan
Third servant:
Simon
Wolfe
Lord Nicanor:
Ian
Masters
First citizen:
Martin
Hyder
Messenger:
Carl
Prekopp
Gentlewoman:
Helen
Longworth
Young Marcius:
Louis
Constantine
: Choirworks
Composer Judith Binghamjoins PaulGuineryto introduce a sequence of her choral music specially recorded earlier this year to mark her 50th birthday.
Richard Pearce (organ), BBC Singers, conductor James Morgan
Bingham Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis; The Darkness Is No Darkness
SS Wesley Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect Peace
Bingham Ave Verum; Missa Brews; The Clouded Heavens; Beneath These Alien Stars: The Past Is a Strange Land; Water Lilies (A Garland for Linda)
Contributors
Unknown:
Judith Binghamjoins
Paul
Unknown:
Richard
Pearce
Conductor:
James
Morgan
Conductor:
Bingham
Magnificat
: Between the Ears
Soundings. Gregory Whitehead presents a final excursion into the world of contemporary acoustic creativity, with contributions from the UK, Australia and the United States. Producer Simon ElmesContributors
Unknown:
Gregory
Whitehead
Producer:
Simon
Elmes
: Mixing n
Robert Sandall and Mark Russell present highlights from the recent Fertiliser festival of new Norwegian music in London, with performances from improvising quartet Spunk, guitarist Eivind Aarset and the jazz/dub fusion of Wibutee.Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Sandall
Unknown:
Mark
Russell
Guitarist:
Eivind
Aarset
: Through the Night
With Jonathan Swain.Delibes Ballet Suite: Sylvia
12.20 Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 1
12.35 Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 5 in D, BWV1050 1.00 Mozart Requiem in D minor, K626 1.45 Prokofiev Romeo and Juliet: Ballet Suite No 2 2.15
Debussy 12 Etudes 3.00 Schein Diletti Pastorali (excerpts) 3.40 Tchaikovsky Fantasy Overture: Romeo and Juliet
4.00 Johann Kuhnau Suonata Sesta:
Jacob's Death and Burial 4.15 Tartini, arr Kreisler Variations on a theme of Corelli
4.25 Mielczewski Psalmkonzert : Deus in Nomine Tuo 4.30 Bach Chromatic
Fantasia and Fugue in D minor, BWV903
4.40 Scheidt Symphoniae for two violins and continuo 4.50 William H Harris
Flourish for an Occasion 5.00 Jan Baptist Verrijt 0 Mediatrix Domina, Op 5 No 1; In Te Domina Speravi, Op 5 No 2 (Flammae
Divinae) 5.05 Telemann Flute Concerto in D
5.20 Palestrina Motet: Alma Redemptoris Mater 5.20 Bizet Toreador's Song;
Habanera; (Carmen) (arr for trumpet and orchestra) 5.35 Dora Pejacevic Life of Flowers, Op 19
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Swain.
Unknown:
Bach
Brandenburg
Unknown:
Prokofiev
Romeo
Unknown:
Schein
Diletti
Unknown:
Mielczewski
Psalmkonzert
Unknown:
Scheidt
Symphoniae
Unknown:
William H
Harris
Unknown:
Alma
Redemptoris
Unknown:
Dora Pejacevic
Life
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