Listings
: Morning on 3
With Tommy Pearson. Music includes:7.00-8.00: Bizet Overture in A Montreal SO, conductor Charles Dutoit Ives Largo Richard
Stoltzman (clarinet), Lucy Chapman Stoltzman (violin), Richard Goode (piano)
8.00-9.00: Clementi Piano Sonata in F sharp minor, Op 25 No 5 Nikolai Demidenko Suk Fantasy in G minor, Op 24 Josef Suk
(violin), Czech PO, conductor Vaclav Neumann Full details of Morning on 3's music are posted at www.bbc. co.uk/radio3/playlists on the day of transmission PHONE: [number removed] email: morningon3@bbc.co.uk Address: Morning on 3, BBC Radio 3, Broadcasting House, London W1A1AA
Contributors
Unknown:
Tommy
Pearson.
Clarinet:
Lucy Chapman
Stoltzman
Violin:
Richard
Goode
Unknown:
Nikolai
Demidenko
Violin:
Josef
Suk
Conductor:
Vaclav
Neumann
: CD Review
Andrew McGregor plays the latest releases.9.30 Building a Library: Dermot Clinch recommendsaversionofHaydn's The
Creation from the currently available recordings.
10.15 A round-up of recent reissues.
11.00 Stephen Johnson reviews some recent orchestral releases, includingvalery Gergiev's new recordings of Shostakovich Symphonies Nos 5 and 9, llya Gringolts playing Prokofiev and Sibelius violin concertos, and Charles Mackerras and the Czech PO playing Dvorak.
11.30 An interview with violinist
Pavlo Beznosiuk about his career on record and his new recording of Biber's Rosary Sonatas.
12.00 The Listening Booth: Listeners may choose from the list of new CD releases on the programme website .
12.40 Disc of the Week: Barber Knoxville:
Summer of 1915 Karina Gauvin (soprano),
Royal Scottish National Orchestra, conductor Marin Alsop www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/cdreview PHONE: [number removed] email: cdreview@bbc.co.uk Text: [number removed] Disc details are posted on the website and on CEEFAX, BBC1. page 651
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrew
McGregor
Unknown:
Dermot
Clinch
Unknown:
Stephen
Johnson
Unknown:
Charles
MacKerras
Violinist:
Pavlo
Beznosiuk
Soprano:
Karina
Gauvin
Conductor:
Marin
Alsop
: The Early Music Show
Lucie Skeaping charts the history of the piano during Beethoven's lifetime, a period of intense innovation and invention for the instrument.: Charles Hazlewood Discovering Music
Fairy TalesCharles Hazlewood isjoined by an audience of school students at Ulster Hall, Belfast, to explore musical settings of fairy tales, including Carl Nielsen 's music for Aladdin, Ravel's ballet Mother Goose and Humperdinck's opera
Hansel and Gretel. With the Ulster Orchestra and the Methodist College Choir.
Contributors
Unknown:
Charles
Hazlewood
Unknown:
Carl
Nielsen
: World Routes
The Hidden Music of Venezuela1/2. Lucy Duran explores the rich music and culture of Venezuela. This week she visits the Caribbean coast to look at the Afro-Venezuelan traditions there, with field recordings made especially forthe programme.
Contributors
Unknown:
Lucy
Duran
: Jazz Line-Up
Claire Martin introduces American trumpeter Wynton Marsalis , who talks about his feelings towardsjazz, and his enthusiasm forthe acoustic feel to his latest CD, The Magic Hour.Contributors
Introduces:
Claire
Martin
Unknown:
Wynton
Marsalis
: Jazz Record Requests
With Geoffrey Smith.ADDRESS: Jazz Record Requests. BBC Radio 3, Broadcasting House, London W1A 1AA
Fax: [number removed] email:jazz.record. requests@bbc.co.uk
Contributors
Unknown:
Geoffrey
Smith.
: Jazz File
Blues to Be There3/3. Alyn Shipton concludes his overview of the Newport Jazz Festival, which is 50 years old this year, with a look at its more recent history, including Frank Sinatra in 1965 and an all-star line-up of trumpeters paying tribute to
Louis Armstrong in 1970. Contributors include George Wein , Jimmy Owens , Dan Morgenstern and BillyTaylor. Producer Sam Hickling
Contributors
Unknown:
Alyn
Shipton
Unknown:
Frank
Sinatra
Unknown:
George
Wein
Unknown:
Jimmy
Owens
Unknown:
Dan
Morgenstern
Producer:
Sam
Hickling
: Opera on 3
Peter GrimesWilly Decker 's dark and compelling production of Britten's rich musical depiction of the intrigues and prejudices in a small
English fishing town comes to Covent Garden from La Monnaie in Brussels. Ben Heppner plays the ambiguous anti-hero, desperate for acceptance by the townspeople, but despised after the suspicious death of his apprentice. Presented by Martin Handley.
Royal Opera House Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Antonio Pappano
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Grimes
Unknown:
Willy
Decker
Unknown:
Brussels. Ben
Heppner
Presented By:
Martin
Handley.
Conductor:
Antonio
Pappano
Peter Grimes:
Ben
Heppner (tenor)
Balstrode:
Alan
Opie (baritone)
Ellen Orford:
Janice
Watson (soprano)
Hobson:
Jonathan
Veira (bass)
Swallow:
Matthew
Best (bass)
Ned Keene:
Quentin
Hayes (baritone)
Rector:
Brian
Galliford (tenor)
Bob Boles:
Ian
Caley (tenor)
Auntie:
Anne
Collins (contralto)
1st niece:
Allish
Tynan (soprano)
2nd niece:
Helen
Williams (soprano)
Mrs Sedley:
Sarah
Walker (mezzo)
: The Verb
Poet Ruth Padel reads a short story based on the myth of Deianeira and the death of Heracles, who perished in agony after putting on a poisoned cloak. Plus a new piece by Ken Campbell.Presented by Ian McMillan. Producer Horatio Clare
Contributors
Unknown:
Ruth
Padel
Unknown:
Ken
Campbell.
Presented By:
Ian
McMillan.
Producer:
Horatio
Clare
: Between the Ears
No Ball GamesAn evocative and nostalgic collaboration between Canadian author Douglas Coupland , Scottish visual artist Martin Boyce and the Burt Raymond MacDonald Quartet. In the dead of night, they travel through a gap somewhere between the city and the suburbs. Producer Fiona Croall
Contributors
Unknown:
Douglas
Coupland
Artist:
Martin
Boyce
Unknown:
Burt Raymond
MacDonald
Producer:
Fiona
Croall
: Pre-Hear
As a prelude to tonight's Hear and Now, music from a concert given by Nicolas Hodges (piano) and Claire Edwardes (percussion) at the 2002 Huddersfield Festival.Birtwistle The Axe Manual
Contributors
Piano:
Nicolas
Hodges
Piano:
Claire
Edwardes
: Hear and Now
Summer Festivals2/5. Ivan Hewett visits the Aldeburgh Festival. Composers' Ensemble
Birtwistle Refrains and Choruses; Tombeau in Memoriam Igor Stravinsky
Maxwell Davies Seven In Nomine; Ricercar and Doubles; Canon In Memoriam Igor Stravinsky ; Tragoedia
And at the Cheltenham Festival, the Duke
Quartetgives a series of first performances, including works by Phillip Neil Martin and Simon Bainbridge , and Alwynne Pritchard 's Nocturne.
Contributors
Unknown:
Ivan
Hewett
Unknown:
Aldeburgh
Festival.
Unknown:
Igor
Stravinsky
Unknown:
Maxwell
Davies
Unknown:
Igor
Stravinsky
Unknown:
Phillip Neil
Martin
Unknown:
Simon
Bainbridge
Unknown:
Alwynne
Pritchard
: Through the Night
Presented by Louise Fryer. Janacek The Fiddlers ChildDvorak, orch Burghauser Cello Concerto No 1 in A
Dvorak The Golden Spinning-wheel PeterThomas (violin), Steven Isserlis (cello), BBC Scottish SO/Ian Volkov
2.0S Schumann Symphonic Etudes 2.40 Cherubini
Messa Solenne per il Principe Esterhazy 4.05 Sweelinck Meinjunges Leben hat ein End 4.15 Pezel Intradas 1-3
(Leipzig Tower Music) 4.20 Wassenaer Concerto Armonico No 5 in B flat 4.30 Mozart Overture: Die Entfuhrungaus dem Serail 4.35 Le Febure Lapidabant Judai Stephanum; Isti Sunt Viri Sancti 4.40 Grandjany Rhapsodie 4.50 Faure Nocturne No 4 in Eflat, Op 36 5.00 Dvorak Overture: The King and the Charcoal Burner 5.05 Vaughan Williams
Silence and Music (A Garland for the Queen) 5.10 Sibelius Romance 5.15 Schroter Oh Mutterguten Rat mir leiht; Es war ein Ritter 5.20 Karlowicz Song of Eternal Longing (Eternal Songs. Op 10) 5.35 Palestrina Missa Sine
Nomine 5.50 Muthel Polonaise in G 5.55 Bach Fantasia in C minor, BWV919 6.00 Mozart Violin Concerto No 1 in B flat. K20 7 6.20 Byrd The Battle (My Lady Nevell 's
Book) (excerpt) 6.25 Purcell Suite: The Married Beau
6.40 Grainger Danish Folk Music Suite
Contributors
Presented By:
Louise
Fryer.
Cello:
Steven
Isserlis
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