Presented by Penny Gore . Music includes:
7.00 8.30 : Gluck Overture: La Rencontre
Imprévue Concerto K6 In, Sarband Franck Panis Angelicus Choir of King's College, Cambridge (boys' voices), Tom Winpenny (organ), director Stephen Cleobury Mendelssohn Symphony for Strings No 2 in D LSO, conductor Claudio Abbado Mozart Piano Sonata in A, K331
Alicia de Larrocha Beethoven , arr Strauss/ Hof mannsthal Incidental music: The Ruins of Athens (excerpts) Soloists,
Bamberg Symphony Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Karl Anton Rickenbacher
8.30 10.00 Scriabin
Prometheus Martha Argerich (piano), Berlin Singakademie , Berlin PO, conductor Claudio Abbado
Beethoven Wellingtons Sieg (arr for Turkish band) Octophoros, director Paul Dombrecht
Contributors
Presented By:
Penny
Gore
Unknown:
Sarband Franck
Panis
Unknown:
Angelicus
Choir
Unknown:
Tom
Winpenny
Director:
Stephen Cleobury
Mendelssohn
Conductor:
Claudio Abbado
Mozart
Unknown:
Alicia de Larrocha
Beethoven
Conductor:
Karl Anton
Rickenbacher
Piano:
Prometheus Martha
Argerich
Piano:
Berlin
Singakademie
Conductor:
Claudio
Abbado
Conductor:
Beethoven Wellingtons
Sieg
Director:
Paul
Dombrecht
Dialogues des Carmelites,
Act 3 Scene 3 RegineCrespin and Liliane Berton (sopranos), Janine Fourrier (contralto), Gisele Desmoutiers (mezzo), Rene Bianco (baritone),
Paris Opera Orchestra, conductor Pierre Dervaux
5/5. Composers. Donald Macleod looks at Ravel in the context of his contemporaries, from those who influenced him - Chabrier, Debussy and Faure - to those who looked to him for inspiration. Serenade Grotesque Paul Crossley (piano) A la Manière de Borodine; A la Manière de Chabrier Roger Muraro (piano)
Berceuse sur le Nom de Gabriel Faure
Regis Pasquier (violin), Brigitte Engerer (piano) Trois Poemes de Stephane Mallarme
Dawn Upshaw (soprano), Carmit Zori and Robert Rinehart (violins), Sarah Clarke (viola),
Eric Bartlett (cello), Fenwick Smith and Laura Gilbert (flutes), Thomas Hill and Mitchell Weiss (clarinets), Randall Hodgkinson (piano)
Violin Sonata Jean-Jacques Kantorow (violin), Jacques Rouvier (piano)
Don Ouichotte a Dulcinée Jose van Dam
(baritone), BBCSO, conductor Pierre Boulez
Repeated on Thursday at 12 midnight
Contributors
Unknown:
Donald
MacLeod
Piano:
Paul
Crossley
Piano:
Roger
Muraro
Unknown:
Gabriel
Faure
Violin:
Regis
Pasquier
Violin:
Brigitte
Engerer
Piano:
Trois
Poemes
Soprano:
Carmit
Zori
Soprano:
Robert
Rinehart
Violins:
Sarah
Clarke
Viola:
Eric
Bartlett
Cello:
Fenwick
Smith
Cello:
Laura
Gilbert
Flutes:
Thomas
Hill
Flutes:
Mitchell
Weiss
Clarinets:
Randall
Hodgkinson
Violin:
Jean-Jacques
Kantorow
Piano:
Jacques
Rouvier
Piano:
Don
Ouichotte
Baritone:
Jose
van Dam
Conductor:
Pierre
Boulez
Bath MozartFest 2004
4/4. Petroc Trelawny introduces another concert from last November's Bath MozartFest.
Peter Donohoe and Martin Roscoe (piano duo)
Mozart Fantasy in F minor for musical clock, K608 Debussy, arr Ravel Nuages; Fetes (Nocturnes) Rachmaninov Symphonic Dances, Op 45
Celebrating Mozart: BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Presented by Sarah Walker.
Handel Concerto Grosso in D, Op 6 No 5 Conductor James Clark
Mozart Horn Concerto No 3 in F flat, K447 Stephen Stirling , conductor Richard Hickox Stravinsky Symphony in Three Movements Conductor Thierry Fischer
Bach Orchestral Suite No 2 in B minor, BWV1067 Stravinsky Concerto in E flat (Dumbarton Oaks) Katherine Baker (flute), conductor James Clark Mozart Symphony No 29 in A, K201 Conductor James Clark
Contributors
Presented By:
Sarah
Walker.
Conductor:
James
Clark
Conductor:
Mozart
Horn
Conductor:
Stephen
Stirling
Conductor:
Richard
Hickox
Conductor:
Stravinsky
Symphony
Conductor:
Thierry
Fischer
Flute:
Katherine
Baker
Conductor:
James
Clark
Conductor:
Mozart
Symphony
Conductor:
James
Clark
Petroc Trelawny presents a selection of music, updates on current events and the topical issues in the arts world, interviews with leading movers and shakers, and musicians playing live in the studio.
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
A concert broadcast live from the Music Hall, Aberdeen. Presented by Sandy Burnett.
- Tasmin Little (violin), BBC Scottish
Symphony Orchestra, conductor Vassily Sinaisky Elgar Overture: In the South (Alassio)
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor
How much sleep do creative artists need? And how much use do creative artists make of sleep in their work? Professor Russell Foster , an expert in neuroscience, ponders the importance - or otherwise - of getting a good night's rest.
Ganelin, Tarasov and Chekasin Jez Nelson presents a concert by Russian trio Vyacheslav Ganelin (piano), Vladimir Chekasin (saxophone) and Vladimir Tarasov (drums) - formerly known as the Ganelin Trio. Their eclectic influences and styles shift between bop, folk tunes and almost martial themes, classical structures and completely free elements. They first came to notice outside the Soviet Union in the 1980s but disbanded in 1987. Recently reformed, they played at the London Jazz Festival in November last year.
Contributors
Unknown:
Chekasin Jez
Nelson
Piano:
Vyacheslav
Ganelin
Piano:
Vladimir
Chekasin
Piano:
Vladimir
Tarasov
With Louise Fryer.
Humperdinck Hansel und Gretel
Jennifer Larmore (mezzo), Rebecca Evans and Elizabeth Connell , Gillian Keith and Mary Nelson (sopranos),
Jane Henschel (contralto), Alan Opie (baritone), London Oratory School Chamber Choir, BBC Concert Orchestra, conductor Jane Glover (BBC Proms 2004)
2.40 Strauss Suite: Der Rosenkavalier
3.05 Mozart Piano Quartet in E flat, K493
3.35 Rameau Suite: Le Temple de la Gloire
4.05 Telemann Fantasia in D minor, TWV332 4.10 S Rossi Barechu 4.10 Liszt Fantasy on Halevy's La Juive
4.25 Glazunov Serenade Espagnol, Op 20 No 2
4.30 Soler Fandango in D minor 4.40 Schein Canzon in A minor 4.45 Purcell I Was Glad 4.50 Parry, orch Jacob / Was Glad 5.00 Bernstein Overture: Candide
5.05 Mozart Der Holle Rache kocht (Die Zauberflöte) Poulenc Capriccio 5.10 Holmboe Domino Anima Mea: Lauda Anima Mea (Op 59) 5.30 Grainqer Danish Folk-Music Suite 5.50 Bales Petite Suite 5.55 Anon La
Stangetta 6.00 Maldere Sinfonia in A 6.10 Handel Trio Sonata in G, Op 5 No 4 6.25 Paclus Violin Concerto
6.45 7.00 Graeme Koehne Powerhouse Rhumba
Contributors
Unknown:
Louise
Fryer.
Unknown:
Jennifer
Larmore
Unknown:
Rebecca
Evans
Unknown:
Elizabeth
Connell
Unknown:
Gillian
Keith
Sopranos:
Mary
Nelson
Contralto:
Jane
Henschel
Contralto:
Alan
Opie
Conductor:
Jane
Glover
Unknown:
Rossi
Barechu
Unknown:
Poulenc
Capriccio
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