Listings
: Morning on 3
With Penny Gore .Tchaikovsky Serenade in C for strings Chamber Orchestra of Europe, conductor Gerard Korsten
6.40 Debussy Estampes Pascal Roge (piano)
7.00 Britten Simple Symphony Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
7.35 Mozart Violin Concerto No 3 in G, K216 Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, director Itzhak Perlman (violin)
8.00 Smetana Richard III
Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, conductor Rafael Kubelik
8.45 Gershwin Second Rhapsody
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, director Michael Tilson Thomas (piano)
Contributors
Unknown:
Penny
Gore
Conductor:
Gerard
Korsten
Violin:
Itzhak
Perlman
Conductor:
Rafael
Kubelik
Piano:
Michael Tilson
Thomas
: Composer of the Week: Biber
With Donald Macleod.Partita VII in C minor (Harmonia Artificioso-ariosa, 1696) Rare Fruits Council
Arminio (Act 1 Scene 10) (c 1691) Regina Schwarzer (mezzo), Otto Rastbichler (tenor), Salzburger Hofmusik , conductor Wolfgang Brunner Litany of Saint Joseph (1692)
Cantus Colin, Concerto Palatino, director Konrad Junghanel
Serenada in C (The Nightwatchman) Hans-Georg Wimmer (bass), MusicaAntiqua, Koln, director Reinhard Goebel
Contributors
Unknown:
Donald
MacLeod.
Unknown:
Regina
Schwarzer
Tenor:
Otto
Rastbichler
Conductor:
Salzburger
Hofmusik
Conductor:
Wolfgang
Brunner
Director:
Konrad
Junghanel
Bass:
Hans-Georg
Wimmer
Director:
Reinhard
Goebel
: CD Masters
With Rob Cowan.Lully Chaconne (Phaeton) Musica Antiqua , Koln, director Reinhard Goebel (violin)
10.05 Beethoven Piano Trio in Eflat, Op 1 No
Beaux Arts Trio
10.33 Castelnuovo-Tedesco Prelude and Fugue in F(Les Guitares Bien-tempérées, Op199)
Claudio Piastra (guitar)
10.37 Dvorak Symphony No 9 in E minor (From the New World)
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Vaclav Talich
Contributors
Unknown:
Rob
Cowan.
Unknown:
Musica
Antiqua
Violin:
Reinhard
Goebel
Guitar:
Claudio
Piastra
Conductor:
Vaclav
Talich
: Morning Performance
Plays and Players5: "Such stuff as dreams are made on Christopher Cook rounds up his week of music written for the theatre with a look at the experimental - an exotic mixture of commedia dell'arte, oriental ism, adventure and magic. Including music from the 1930s by Benjamin Britten written for a play partly inspired by the life of Lawrence of Arabia.
Faure Suite: Masques et Bergamasques BBC Symphony Orchestra, conductor Emmanuel Krivine
Delius Hassan (incidental music) BBC Philharmonic, conductor Richard Hickox
Norman O'Neill L 'Oiseau Bleu (incidental music to Maeterlinck 's play) BBC Concert Orchestra, conductor Vernon Handley
Britten The Ascent of F6 (incidental music) Peter Eyre (speaker),
BBC Singers, Psappha Ensemble , conductor Stephen Layton
Contributors
Unknown:
Christopher
Cook
Unknown:
Benjamin
Britten
Conductor:
Emmanuel
Krivine
Conductor:
Delius
Hassan
Conductor:
Richard
Hickox
Conductor:
Norman
O'Neill
Conductor:
Vernon
Handley
Music:
Peter
Eyre
Singers:
Psappha
Ensemble
Conductor:
Stephen
Layton
: Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert
Another chance to hear a recital given in Belfast's Waterfront Hall in October last year. The Hugo Wolf Quartet perform two Viennese classics: one 18th-century, the other 20th-century.Hugo Wolf Quartet: Jehi Bahk and Regis Bringolf (violins), Wladimir Kossjanenko (viola), Florian Berner (cello)
Haydn String Quartet in G, Op 76 No 1 Berg Lyric Suite
Contributors
Unknown:
Hugo
Wolf
Unknown:
Hugo
Wolf
Unknown:
Jehi
Bahk
Violins:
Regis
Bringolf
Violins:
Wladimir
Kossjanenko
Viola:
Florian
Berner
: BBC Orchestras
BBC Symphony Orchestra Presented by Louise Fryer.Rimsky-Korsakov Suite: Christmas Eve Glazunov Violin Concerto in A minor
Marianne Thorsen , conductor Paul Watkins Britten A Boy Is Born, Op 3 BBC Chorus, Trinity Boys' Choir, BBC Symphony
Chorus, conductor Stephen Jackson
Britten Variations on a Christmas Carol
(Men of Goodwill)
Ravel Suite: Ma Mere I'Oye Conductor Paul Watkins
Contributors
Presented By:
Louise
Fryer.
Conductor:
Marianne
Thorsen
Conductor:
Paul
Watkins
Conductor:
Stephen
Jackson
Conductor:
Paul
Watkins
: Jazz Legends
The Boogie-woogie Piano. Julian Joseph and Brian Priestley explore the world of the boogie-woogie piano style that grew out of ragtime and the blues and became popular during the 1920s and 30s. Selections include pioneering recordings of Pinetop Smith and Meade Lux Lewis , Bass Goin 'Crazy by Albert Ammons , Cryin' in My Sleep by Jimmy Yancey , and Roll 'EmPete by Pete Johnson and Big Joe Turner.
Contributors
Piano:
Julian
Joseph
Piano:
Brian
Priestley
Piano:
Meade Lux
Lewis
Unknown:
Albert
Ammons
Unknown:
Jimmy
Yancey
Unknown:
Pete
Johnson
: Performance on 3
Archive WeekStephen Johnson introduces the 1974 Otto Klemperer Memorial Concert at the Royal Albert Hall , conducted by Rafael Kubelik. Margaret Price (soprano), Yvonne Minton (contralto), Werner Hollweg (tenor), Norman Bailey (bass), New Philharmonia Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Rafael Kubelik Mozart Masonic Funeral Music, K4 77 Beethoven Symphony No 9 in D minor (Choral)
Contributors
Introduces:
Stephen
Johnson
Unknown:
Otto
Klemperer
Unknown:
Albert
Hall
Conducted By:
Rafael
Kubelik.
Soprano:
Yvonne
Minton
Contralto:
Werner
Hollweg
Tenor:
Norman
Bailey
Conductor:
Rafael
Kubelik
Conductor:
Mozart
Masonic
: Night Waves
Concluding the investigation of ourbestloved cultural cliches, Paul Allen finds out whetherthe Devil has all the best tunes.Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Allen
: Andy Kershaw
Linda Thompson is back with her first new album in 17 years. With her son Teddy, she sings a combination of traditional and self-penned songs.Contributors
Unknown:
Linda
Thompson
: Jazz on 3
Adventures in Sound. The second of two programmes of highlights from the Adventures in Sound day held at the Queen Elizabeth Hall during last month's London Jazz Festival. Jez Nelson presents Norway's metal punkjazz outfit the Scorch Trio; the young British pianistMatthew Bourne with Electric Dr M; a solo set from British saxophone godfather Evan Parker; the Matthew Shipp Trio from New York, featuring William Parker and Gerald Cleaver ; and pioneering DJ Spooky.
Contributors
Unknown:
Queen Elizabeth
Hall
Pianist:
Matthew
Bourne
Unknown:
William
Parker
Unknown:
Gerald
Cleaver
: Through the Night
With Jonathan Swain.A concert featuring Charlotte Margiono (soprano), Robert Holl (bass) and the Netherlands Radio PO conducted by Kenneth Montgomery in excerpts from operas by Mozart, Glinka, Tchaikovsky, Musorgsky and Puccini. 2.35 Castello
Sonata No 4 for two violins and continuo
2.45 Bach Cantata No 170:
Vergniigte Ruh ', Beliebte Seelenlust 3.10 C Mouton Lute Pieces in C minor 3.45 Mendelssohn
Symphony No 4 in A (Italian) 4.10 Joseph Pranzer Concert Duo No 4 4.20 Durufle
Quatre Motets surdes themes Grégoriens, Op 104.30 Vivaldi Violin Concerto in D. RV234 (L Inquietudine)
4.40 Jarnefelt Lyric Overture
4.50 Kreisler 0, Sanctissima; Syncopation
5.00 Schumann Toccata in C, Op 7
5.10 Nielsen, arr Dyrst The Sky Is Vast and Grim 5.20 Bizet Carmen: Suite No 2
5.40 Handel Sonata in C minor for recorder, violin and continuo 5.50 Albeniz, arr Anon Asturias (Suite Espanola No 1, Op 4 7)
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Swain.
Soprano:
Robert
Holl
Conducted By:
Kenneth
Montgomery
Unknown:
Vergniigte
Ruh
Unknown:
Beliebte
Seelenlust
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