Listings
: Morning on 3
With Louise Fryer.Part Spiegel im Spiegel
6.30 Schubert Symphony No 8 in B minor (Unfinished)
7.00 Bernstein Chichester Psalms
7.30 Mondonville Sonata in C, Op 3 No 4
8.00 Poulenc Piano Concerto
8.45 Sibelius Finlandia
Contributors
Unknown:
Louise
Fryer.
: Sunday Live
Stephanie Hughes presents highlights from recent festivals around Europe. And at around 10.00 the studio guest is Poet Laureate Andrew Motion. Music includes: Mendelssohn Overture: RuyBlasSaarbrucken Symphony Orchestra, conductor David Stahl
9.20 Michael Haydn Violin Concerto in B flat Thomas Zehetmair ,
German SO, conductor Ton Koopman
10.25 Britten Concerto for violin and viola Gidon Kremer (violin), Ula Uljona (viola), French National Orchestra, conductor Emmanuel Krivine
11.00 Liszt Fantasia and Fugue on BACH Lilya Zilberstein (piano)
11.25 Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade , Op 35 Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra, conductor Valery Gergiev
Email your comments to: sunday.live@bbc.co.uk
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephanie
Hughes
Unknown:
Andrew
Motion.
Conductor:
David
Stahl
Violin:
Michael
Haydn
Unknown:
Thomas
Zehetmair
Conductor:
Ton
Koopman
Violin:
Gidon
Kremer
Violin:
Ula
Uljona
Conductor:
Emmanuel
Krivine
Piano:
Rimsky-Korsakov
Scheherazade
Conductor:
Valery
Gergiev
: Music Matters
Dermot Clinch and Tommy Pearson present news and interviews from the music world. Including a meeting with Dutch early music specialist Ton Koopman.Contributors
Unknown:
Dermot
Clinch
Unknown:
Tommy
Pearson
: Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert
Another chance to hear last Monday's concert from the Wigmore Hall in London. Presented by Fiona Talkington. Evelyn Glennie (percussion), Philip Smith (piano)Nebojsa Jovan Zivkovic Fluctus
Toshimitsu Tanaka Two Movements for
Marimba
Pugnani/Kreisler, arr Glennie Praeludium andAllegro
Leigh Howard Stevens Rhythmic Caprice Roberto Sierra Los Destellos de la
Resonancia
Keiko Abe Prism Rhapsody (R)
Contributors
Presented By:
Fiona
Talkington.
Presented By:
Evelyn
Glennie
Piano:
Philip
Smith
: BBC Legends
Kirill KondrashinPiers Lane concludes his survey of the recordings in the BBC archives made by the great Russian conductor Kirill Kondrashin. Featuring Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No 1 with David Oistrakh and the All-Union Radio
Symphony Orchestra, and Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 2 in C minor with Vladimir Ashkenazy and the Moscow PO.
Contributors
Unknown:
Kirill
Kondrashin
Unknown:
Piers
Lane
Conductor:
Kirill
Kondrashin.
Unknown:
David
Oistrakh
Unknown:
Vladimir
Ashkenazy
: Private Passions
Repeat ofyesterday 12 noon: Brian Kay's Light Programme
Brian Kay 's selection includes David Lloyd-Jones conducting the Northern Sinfonia in Peter Hope 's Momentum Suite, the Valse and Rhythm from Eric Coates 's Four Centuries Suite,Robert Farnon conducting the Queen's Hall Light Orchestra, and Albert Ketelby conducting the Columbia Studio Orchestra in his own
Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind.
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Kay
Unknown:
David
Lloyd-Jones
Unknown:
Peter
Hope
Unknown:
Eric
Coates
Unknown:
Robert
Farnon
Unknown:
Albert
Ketelby
: Discovering Music
Sarah Walker examines Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No 1 in B flat minor, and ponders why what is now one of the best-loved of all piano concertos was considered worthless and unplayable by the composer's contemporaryNicolai Rubinstein. Musical examples are played by Yevgeni Sudbin with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra conducted byJulian Clayton. See Friday 7.30pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Sarah
Walker
Unknown:
Nicolai
Rubinstein.
Played By:
Yevgeni
Sudbin
: Sunday Feature: My Father's Leg
The Russian emigre Zinovy Zinik returns to Moscow to look for his father's legs. The real left one was torn from his father's body by a German shell in the Second World War and a succession of artificial ones followed until his death. Zinikwatches pathologists, priests and ovens at work and thinks about the Soviet preoccupation with limblessness, Lenin's embalmed body and the Russian way of death. Producer Tim DeeContributors
Unknown:
Zinovy
Zinik
Producer:
Tim
Dee
: Drama on 3: Heart of Darkness
By Joseph Conrad. A new adaptation by Jeremy Howe. Marlow, a sea captain, is ordered to sail up the Congo River to find out what has happened to Mr Kurtz , an ivorytrader. Thejourneytakes him into the heart of an unknowable darkness. WithDavid Calder as Marlow.
Music by David Lord
Producers Jeremy Howe and Iain Hunter
Contributors
Unknown:
Joseph
Conrad.
Unknown:
Jeremy
Howe.
Unknown:
Mr
Kurtz
Unknown:
David
Calder
Music By:
David
Lord
Producers:
Jeremy
Howe
Producers:
Iain
Hunter
Marlow:
David
Calder
Mr Kurtz:
Bill
Wallis
The disciple:
Kris
Marshall
The company doctor:
John
Webb
The manager:
John
MacKay
The uncle:
Jon
Morrison
Man with a moustache:
Jeremy
Swift
The helmsman:
Yeml
Goodman Ajlbade
The stoker:
Willie
Jonah
Steamboat Captain:
John
Telfer
The accountant:
Mark
Buttery
The intended:
Kate
Byers
The solicitor:
Stephen
Perring
: Choirworks
In the last of the series, Paul Guinery introduces a concert of Purcell and Bach recorded last month in Westminster Abbey as part of the Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music.Emma Kirkby (soprano), Charles Humphries (countertenor), Charles Daniels (tenor), Roderick Williams (bass), Westminster Abbey Choir, St James's Baroque, conductor James O'Donnell
Purcell Funeral Sentences for the Death of Queen Mary II;
Te Deum and Jubilate
Bach Cantata No 11: Lobet Gott in Seinen Beichen (Ascension Oratorio)
Contributors
Introduces:
Paul
Guinery
Soprano:
Emma
Kirkby
Soprano:
Charles
Humphries
Tenor:
Charles
Daniels
Bass:
Roderick
Williams
Conductor:
James
O'Donnell
: Leopold String Trio
Marianne Thorsen (violin),Scott Dickinson (viola), Kate Gould (cello)
Mozart Divertimento in Eflat, K563 (R)
Contributors
Violin:
Marianne
Thorsen
Violin:
Scott
Dickinson
Viola:
Kate
Gould
Cello:
Mozart
Divertimento
: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
Peter Maxwell Davies AntarcticSymphony (Symphony No 8) (R)
: Mixing It
Mark Russell and Robert Sandal present more highlights from this year's Sonar festival of advanced music and talk to the experimental hip-hop producer Scott Herren , aka Prefuse 73.Contributors
Unknown:
Mark
Russell
Unknown:
Robert
Sandal
Producer:
Scott
Herren
: Through the Night
With Jonathan Swain.Mouton Lute Suite in C minor
12.15 Daquin Rondeau : Le Coucou
12.20 Saint-Saens Le Carnaval des
Animaux 12.45 Ravel Oiseaux Tristes
(Miroirs) 12.50 Debussy Preludes, Book 2 (excerpts) 1.00 Gossec Symphony in D, Op 5 No 5 (Pastorella); Dixit Dominus
1.45 Schumann Waldszenen , Op 82
2.10 Strauss Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme (excerpts) 2.50 Parac Guitar Trio
2.55 Lhotka String Quartet in G minor
3.30 Merikanto Improvisation, Op 76 No 3
3.35 Dvorak Symphonic Variations, Op 78
4.05 Telemann Scherzo in G, TWV42:G5 (Mercordi) (Pyrmonter Kurwoche)
4.10 JH Roman Harpsichord Suite No 12 in E minor 4.20 Mozart Four Nocturnes
4.25 Schubert Ave Maria, D839
4.30 Janacek The Fiddler's Child
4.45 Rahula Ave Maria 4.50 Galuppi Concerto a Quattro No 2 in G
5.00 Offenbach, compiled Haensch
Overture: La Belle Helene 5.05 Halevy
Salut, Salut a Cette Noble France (La Reine de Chypre) 5.15 Faure Elegy , Op 24
5.20 Ravel, orch Zygel Berceuse surle Nom de Faure 5.25 Ravel Valses Nobles et Sentimentales 5.40 Debussy Cello Sonata 5.50Janequin La Chasse
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Swain.
Unknown:
Daquin
Rondeau
Unknown:
Dixit
Dominus
Unknown:
Schumann
Waldszenen
Unknown:
Faure
Elegy
Unknown:
Zygel
Berceuse
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