Listings
: Morning on 3
With Louise Fryer.6.15 Beethoven Piano Sonata in C sharp minor, Op 27 No 2 (Moonlight) Emil Gilels
6.35 Handel Suite in D; Suite in G (Water Music) The English Concert, director Trevor Pinnock
7.00 Spohr Octet in E, Op 32 Vienna Octet
7.45 Poulenc Quatre Motets pourun Temps de Pénitence
The Sixteen, director Harry Christophers
8.00 Bach, orch Elgar Fantasia and Fugue in C minor, BWV537 London Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Adrian Boult
8.40 Stravinsky Suite Italienne Torleif
Thedeen (cello), Roland Pontinen (piano)
Contributors
Unknown:
Louise
Fryer.
Unknown:
Emil
Gilels
Director:
Trevor
Pinnock
Director:
Spohr
Octet
Director:
Harry
Christophers
Conductor:
Adrian
Boult
Cello:
Roland
Pontinen
: Sunday Live
Stephanie Hughes presents highlights from recent concerts around Europe.Her guest at around 10.00 is composer and chair of the Performing Right Society, David Bedford.
Music includes at approximately:
9.04 Verdi Overture: La Forza del Destino Frankfurt RSO, conductor Hugh Wolff
9.20 Poulenc Sextet
Ensemble Wien-Berlin
9.45 Haydn Cello Concerto in C, H Vllb 1 Mischa Maisky , Solistes Europeens,
Luxembourg, director Jack Martin Händler
10.45 Bach Singet Dem Herrn ein Neues Lied, BWV225 Tapiola Chamber Choir, conductor Hannu Norjanen
11.00 Sibelius Violin Concerto
Vadim Repin , Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Dmitri Kitaienko
11.50 Stravinsky Concerto in D
Solistes Europeens, Luxembourg, director Jack Martin Händler
Email your comments to: sunday.live@bbc.co.uk
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephanie
Hughes
Unknown:
David
Bedford.
Conductor:
Hugh
Wolff
Unknown:
Mischa
Maisky
Director:
Jack Martin
Händler
Conductor:
Hannu
Norjanen
Unknown:
Vadim
Repin
Conductor:
Dmitri
Kitaienko
Director:
Jack Martin
Händler
: lebrecht.live
Must Artists Suffer? Norman Lebrecht hosts another provocative debate, this time on the question of why artists seem to create some of their best work in times of conflict, economic depression orwhen they are suffering. But is this true?Can great art arise out of contentment? Repeated from Wednesday
Contributors
Unknown:
Norman
Lebrecht
: Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert
Another chance to hear last Monday's concert from the Wigmore Hall in London. Presented by Fiona Talkington. Nelson Goerner (piano)Schubert Piano Sonata in D, Op 53 Uszt Mephisto Waltz No 1 Repeated from Monday
Contributors
Presented By:
Fiona
Talkington.
Piano:
Nelson
Goerner
: BBC Legends
Sviatoslav RichterPiers Lane concludes his survey of the recordings in the BBC archives made by the great Russian pianist Sviatoslav Richter. Music includes Liszt's Piano
Concerto No 1 in E flat, and a Mozart piano concerto with cadenzas specially composed by Benjamin Britten.
Contributors
Unknown:
Sviatoslav
Richter
Unknown:
Piers
Lane
Pianist:
Sviatoslav
Richter.
Composed By:
Benjamin
Britten.
: Private Passions
Repeat of yesterday 12 noon: Brian Kay's Light Programme
A programme dedicated to composer, conductor and arranger Ron Goodwin , who died in January. There are familiar favourites such as 633 Squadron and Monte Carlo or Bust, and the programme ends with his own recording of the New Zealand suite.Contributors
Unknown:
Ron
Goodwin
Unknown:
Monte
Carlo
: Discovering Music
Gerard McBurney unravels the hidden textures of Beethoven's chamber music masterpiece, the Piano Trio in B flat, Op 97 (Archduke). With specially recorded examples played by the Gould Piano Trio. See CD Masters tomorrow at 10amContributors
Unknown:
Gerard
McBurney
: Sunday Feature: Another Country
A series of four personal journeys.4: Two Cultures? Sunetra Gupta is a reader in epidemiology at Oxford University and a novelist. She was born in Calcutta, raised in Ethiopia and Zambia and speaks
Bengali and Amharic, as well as English - the language she works and writes in. How does she move between these other countries of the mind and heart? Producer Tim Dee
Contributors
Unknown:
Sunetra
Gupta
Producer:
Tim
Dee
: BBC Singer of the World in Cardiff 2003 - the Final
Petroc Trelawny and Humphrey Burton introduce the climax of this year's competition from St David's Hall.With 25 countries represented, including Cameroon, Turkey, Korea and Georgia, the contest to follow in the footsteps of former winners Dmitri Hvorostovsky and Katarina Karneus promises to be as keenly fought as ever. As well as the coveted title, the winning soloist receives £10,000, plus engagements with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and with Welsh National Opera. The singers are accompanied by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, with the results of both the main competition and of the Rosenblatt Recital Song Prize broadcast live at the end of the programme.
Contributors
Presenter:
Petroc
Trelawny
Presenter:
Humphrey
Burton
: Drama on 3: Of Love and Other Demons
A dramatisation by Chris Dolan from Gabriel Garcia Marquez's novel, which tells of a doomed love affair in 18th-century Colombia between a priest and a young girl. Sierva Maria is bitten by a rabid dog at a slave market and survives, while others bitten by the same dog are soon dead. Rumours spread that she is possessed by the devil. Father Delaura is sent to examine her and, if necessary, to carry out an exorcism. But instead Delaura falls under her spell.Contributors
Author:
Gabriel Garcia
Marquez
Dramatised by:
Chris
Dolan
Director:
Bruce
Young
Delaura:
Samuel
West
Sierva Maria:
Jasmine
Hyde
Gabriel:
Raad
Rawi
Bishop:
Anthony
Bate
Abrenuncio:
Timothy
West
Marquis:
Andrew
Sachs
Josefa:
Maggie
Steed
Dominga/Nun:
Janice
Acquah
Nun:
Hannah
Dee
Viceroy/Gaffer:
David
Timson
Slave dealer/Workman:
Carl
Prekopp
: BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Sharon Bezaly (flute), conductor Tadaaki OtakaTakemitsu I Hear the Water Dreaming
Contributors
Conductor:
Tadaaki
Otaka
: Mixing it
Mark Russell and Robert Sandall introduce a studio session by alt-country Chicago rockers Califone, who blend elements of American folk with electronics and noise generated from scraps of metal.Contributors
Unknown:
Mark
Russell
Unknown:
Robert
Sandall
: Through the Night
With Jonathan Swain.Piazzolla Las Cuatro Estanciones Portenas
12.25 Ravel Sonata for violin and cello
12.50 Villa-Lobos Etudes: No 1 in E minor; No 5 in C 1.00 Brahms Academic Festival Overture Schumann Requiem furMignon Mendelssohn Symphony No 2 in B flat
(Lobgesang) 2.25 Vivaldi Trio Sonata in C for oboe and violin, RV779 2.40 D Scarlatti Keyboard Sonatas: in Fminor, Kk481; in D, Kk45; in C sharp minor, Kk46; in F minor,
Kk386; in B minor, Kk87; in D minor, Kkl8
3.05 Mozart Clarinet Quintet in A, K581 (arr for string quintet) 3.40 Saint-Saens Cello Concerto No 1 in A minor, Op 33
4.00 R Rodney Bennett , arr Undup Film music: Murder on the Orient Express
4.15 Debussy Estampes 4.30 Stanford 0 Living Will 4.40 Frescobaldi Canzona
Nona (detta la Gualterina); Canzona Decima (detta I'Henri-cuccia) 4.45 Handel Flute Suite in G (Water Music) 5.00 Beethoven Overture: Leonora No 3 5.10 Telemann
Unschuld und ein Gut Gewissen
5.25 Van Noordt Organ Fantasia No 1 in D minor 5.30 Anon Gorzkie Zale (Planctus de Passione) 5.40 Bach, arr Tausig
Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV565
5.50 Papandopulo Hommage a BACH
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Swain.
Unknown:
Rodney
Bennett
Unknown:
Frescobaldi
Canzona
Unknown:
Canzona
Decima
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