Listings
: Morning on 3
Presented by Penny Gore . Music includes:7.00-8.30: Geminiani Concerto Grosso in D, Op 7 No I Academy of St Martin in the Fields, director lona Brown
Milhaud Sonatine , Op 76
Emily Beynon (flute), Andrew West (piano)
Bach, arr Feinberg Prelude and Fugue in E minor, BWV548 Martin Roscoe
8.30-10.00: Verdi, arr Mackerras Ballet: The Lady and the Fool (Prologue)
Philharmonia, conductor Charles Mackerras Schubert Aufder Donau, D553; Der Schiffer,
0536 Jonathan Lemalu (bass), Roger Vignoles (piano) Stravinsky Concerto in E flat
(Dumbarton Oaks) Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
Contributors
Presented By:
Penny
Gore
Unknown:
Milhaud
Sonatine
Flute:
Emily
Beynon
Flute:
Andrew
West
Unknown:
Martin
Roscoe
Conductor:
Charles
MacKerras
Bass:
Jonathan
Lemalu
Bass:
Roger
Vignoles
: CD Masters
Presented by Jonathan Swain.Varese Arcana Chicago Symphony Orchestra, conductor Jean Martinon
10.20 MacDowell Piano Concerto No 2
Van Cliburn , Chicago Symphony Orchestra, conductor Walter Hendi
10.50 Mahler Symphony No 10 (performing version by Deryck Cooke ) Chicago Symphony Orchestra, conductor Jean Martinon
Contributors
Presented By:
Jonathan
Swain.
Conductor:
Jean
Martinon
Unknown:
Van
Cliburn
Conductor:
Walter
Hendi
Unknown:
Deryck
Cooke
Conductor:
Jean
Martinon
: Composer of the Week: Purcell
5/5. Music for the TheatreAlongside his official duties at court and for Westminster Abbey, Purcell enjoyed huge success as a freelance composer for the stage. Donald Macleod introduces some of his greatest hits.
Ah! Ah! How Happy Are We (The Indian Queen) Timothy Penrose (countertenor),
James Griffett (tenor), Jaroslav Tuma
(harpsichord), Petr Hejny (viola da gamba) Man Is for the Woman Made
Judith Nelson (soprano),
Christopher Hogwood (harpsichord) Suite: The History of Dioclesian Tafelmusik , conductor Jeanne Lamon The Fairy Queen, Act 2 (excerpt)
Lorna Anderson (soprano), the Sixteen Choir and Orchestra, conductor Harry Christophers Masque of the Four Seasons (The Fairy Queen, Act 4) Lorna Anderson and Gillian Fisher
(soprano), Michael Chance (alto), Ian Partridge , Simon Berridge and Philip Daggett (tenors), Michael George (bass), the Sixteen Choir and Orchestra, conductor Harry Christophers Fairest Isle (King Arthur)
Nancy Argenta (soprano), Nigel North (archlute) Repeated on Thursday at 12 midnight
Contributors
Introduces:
Donald
MacLeod
Unknown:
Timothy
Penrose
Tenor:
James
Griffett
Tenor:
Jaroslav
Tuma
Harpsichord:
Petr
Hejny
Soprano:
Judith
Nelson
Harpsichord:
Christopher
Hogwood
Conductor:
Dioclesian
Tafelmusik
Conductor:
Jeanne
Lamon
Soprano:
Lorna
Anderson
Conductor:
Harry
Christophers
Unknown:
Lorna
Anderson
Soprano:
Gillian
Fisher
Soprano:
Michael
Chance
Unknown:
Ian
Partridge
Unknown:
Simon
Berridge
Tenors:
Philip
Daggett
Bass:
Michael
George
Conductor:
Harry
Christophers
Soprano:
Nancy
Argenta
Soprano:
Nigel
North
: Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert
Hay Festival ZOOS4/4. Christopher Cook introduces another concert from the Welsh festival earlier this month. Ailish Tynan (soprano), Roger Vignoles (piano) Enescu Sept Chansons de Clement Marot Debussy Fêtes Galantes
Honeqqer Deux Chants d'Ariel
Chausson Chanson d'Amour; Le Colibri Faure Cinq Melodies de Venise
Contributors
Introduces:
Christopher
Cook
Soprano:
Ailish
Tynan
Soprano:
Roger
Vignoles
: Afternoon Performance
BBC PhilharmonicPresented by Sarah Walker.
Wagner Overture: Tannhauser Conductor Edward Downes
Mozart Piano Concerto No 24 in C minor, K491 Lars Vogt , conductor Vassily Sinaisky Brahms Symphony No I in C minor Conductor Edward Downes
Contributors
Presented By:
Sarah
Walker.
Conductor:
Edward
Downes
Conductor:
Lars
Vogt
Conductor:
Vassily
Sinaisky
Conductor:
Edward
Downes
: Making Tracks
Today's musical selection for younger listeners includes a group of witches, a difficult spelling, and music from Bosnia to London. With Angellica Bell and Adrian Dickson.Contributors
Unknown:
Adrian
Dickson.
: Jazz Legends
Michael GarrickJulian Joseph talks to British pianist, composer and educator Michael Garrick about his work from the 1970s to the present day.
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Garrick
Talks:
Julian
Joseph
Unknown:
Michael
Garrick
: In Tune
Petroc Trelawny presents a round-up of the latest arts news, with music and guests.: Performance on 3
Cheltenham International Festival of MusicTommy Pearson introduces the opening concert of this year's festival, live from
Cheltenham Town Hall. It marks the start of Martyn Brabbins 's term as the festival's artistic director and includes the final orchestral commission from Julian Anderson as composer-in-association with the CBSO. Victoria Mullova (violin),
CBSO, conductor Martyn Brabbins
Julian Anderson Eden (first performance) Bartok Violin Concerto No 2
8.20 Twenty Minutes: Bricks and Brothels
Regency Cheltenham boasts a genteel air. But poet and resident Alison Brackenbury explores another side of the town, introducing from its streets new poems she has written that reveal sometimes hidden aspects, including prostitution, murder and.... engineering. The poems are read by Susan Jameson and Richard Katz.
8.40 Tchaikovsky Manfred Symphony
Contributors
Introduces:
Tommy
Pearson
Unknown:
Martyn
Brabbins
Unknown:
Julian
Anderson
Conductor:
Martyn
Brabbins
Conductor:
Julian Anderson
Eden
Unknown:
Alison
Brackenbury
Read By:
Susan
Jameson
Read By:
Richard
Katz.
Unknown:
Tchaikovsky
Manfred
: Night Waves
Paul Allen presents the last in this week's series exploring the history of some of Africa's universities. Producer Kirsty PopeContributors
Unknown:
Paul
Allen
Producer:
Kirsty
Pope
: Mixing It
Another chance to hear Matthew Herbert 's Plat duJour project, recorded at last year's London Jazz Festival, in which he explores the politics and sound of food production with a group that includes Dave O'Higgins and Peter Wraight (wind/ samples), Phil Parnell (keyboard/samples), and Leo Taylor (percussion/bottles/domestic waste). Presented by Mark Russell and Robert Sandall.Contributors
Unknown:
Matthew
Herbert
Unknown:
Dave
O'Higgins
Unknown:
Peter
Wraight
Unknown:
Phil
Parnell
Unknown:
Leo
Taylor
Presented By:
Mark
Russell
Presented By:
Robert
Sandall.
: Jazz on 3
Satoko Fujii in SessionA studio session with Japanese pianist Satoko Fujii , blending jazz, contemporary classical and traditional Japanese folk influences to create her own sound. She's joined by Natsuki Tamura on trumpet, bassist Mark Dresser and drummer Jim Black. Plus a look at the best of the latest CD releases. Presented by Jez Nelson.
Contributors
Unknown:
Satoko
Fujii
Pianist:
Satoko
Fujii
Unknown:
Natsuki
Tamura
Bassist:
Mark
Dresser
Unknown:
Jim
Black.
Presented By:
Jez
Nelson.
: Through the Night
With Susan Sharpe. Purcell Diociesian 2.35 Mendelssohn String Quartet in A minor, Op 13 3.05 Brahms SerenadeNo 2 in A, Op 16 3.40 Durante Concerto per Quartetto No 3 in E flat 3.50 Bach Concerto in D minor for two violins, BWVI043 4.05 Ravel Menuet Antique 4.10
Poulenc Laudes de Saint Antoine de Padoue 4.20 Turlna Rapsodia Sinfonica, Op 66 4.25 Gounod Salut! Demeure Chaste et Pure (Faust) 4.30 Mozart Piano Sonata in C. K330
4.45 Duparc Elegie 4.50 Martucci Notturno , Op 70 No 1
5.00 Schubert, transcr Liszt Fantasy in C. D760
(Wandererfantasie) 5.20 Bach Komm , Jesu, kommi, BWV229 5.30 Byrd In Fields Abroad 5.35 Arlen, arr O'Dette Caglia a Pass: Somewhere over the Rainbow
5.40 Julian Plaza Milonga: Perfume de Buenos Aires (Nocturne) 5.45 Lipattl Piano Concertino, Op 3
6.00 Popper Nocturne in B minor, Op 47 6.05 Van Rennes Schwalbenflug; Herbststimmung 6.10 Schubert Overture in B flat, D470 6.15 Spohr String Sextet in C, Op 140
6.40 Salmenhaara Concerto for two violins
Contributors
Unknown:
Susan
Sharpe.
Unknown:
Purcell
Diociesian
Unknown:
Poulenc
Laudes
Unknown:
Turlna
Rapsodia
Unknown:
Duparc
Elegie
Unknown:
Martucci
Notturno
Unknown:
Bach
Komm
Unknown:
O'Dette
Caglia
Unknown:
Popper
Nocturne
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