Listings
: Morning on 3
Presented by Martin Handley. Music includes:7.00-8.00: Stenhammar Serenade in F, Op 31 Debussy Petite Suite
8.00 9.00 Dukas Overture: Polyeucte
Part Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten
Bach Harpsichord Concerto in D minor, BWV1052 For full details visit www.bbc. co.uk/radio3/morningon3 on the day of transmission PHONE: [number removed]0300 email: morningon3@bbc.co.uk Address: Morning on 3, BBC Radio 3, Broadcasting House, London W1A 1AA
Contributors
Presented By:
Martin
Handley.
Unknown:
Benjamin
Britten
: CD Review
Andrew McGregor plays some of this month's classical music CD releases.9.30 Building a Library Andrew Green recommends a recording of Rachmaninov's The Bells from those currently available.
10.15 A round-up of recent reissues.
10.50 Harriet Smith reviews new recordings of piano music, including Book 2 of Bach's Well-Tempered Klavier from Daniel Barenboim ,
Liszt's Années de Pelerinage (Annee 1: Suisse) from Stephen Hough , and Rachmaninov's Preludes from Boris Berezovsky.
11.20 Canadian baritone Gerald Finley talks about his love of British music and his new recordings of Charles Ives and Mark-Anthony Turnage , in an interview with Andrew McGregor.
11.45 The Listening Booth Your chance to request some of the latest CD releases from the list on the programme website .
12.35 Disc of the Week: Bach Brandenburg
Concerto No 5 in D, BWV1050 Concerto Italiano, director Rinaldo Alessandrini www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/cdreview PHONE: [number removed] email: cdreview@bbc.co.uk Text: [number removed] (standard rate) Disc details are posted on the website and on CEEFAX. BBC1, page 651
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrew
McGregor
Unknown:
Harriet
Smith
Unknown:
Daniel
Barenboim
Unknown:
Stephen
Hough
Unknown:
Boris
Berezovsky.
Baritone:
Gerald
Finley
Unknown:
Charles
Ives
Unknown:
Mark-Anthony
Turnage
Unknown:
Andrew
McGregor.
Director:
Rinaldo
Alessandrini
: The Early Music Show
Lucie Skeaping is in the dungeon of Windsor Castle for a profile of the group Cafe Mozart, who are releasing a CD of music connected with the Royal Borough.: Discovering Music
A rvo Part at 70Stephen Johnson leads a workshop on Part's distinctive approach to the writing of sacred choral music. He's joined by choral conductor
Paul Hillier and by Estonia's leading professional choir, who have made a speciality of performing the music of their nation's most famous national composer. Works examined include: Magnificat; ... which was the son of.... ; Kanon Pokajanen ; Nunc Dimittis
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephen
Johnson
Conductor:
Paul
Hillier
Unknown:
Kanon
Pokajanen
: World Routes
Serena Dankwa introduces a concert from the Fez Festival of Sacred Music given by Tengir Too , an ensemble from Kyrgyzstan. The musical traditions of the mountains that border China were almost lost in Soviet times, but are now being nurtured by the Aga Khan Music Initiative. Producer Roger ShortContributors
Introduces:
Serena
Dankwa
Unknown:
Tengir
Too
Producer:
Roger
Short
: Jazz Line-Up
Helen Mayhew 's guests are the Five CornersQuintet from Finland, with a fresh approach to world jazz. Featuring tracks from their new album, which has a guest appearance from vocalist Mark Murphy.
Contributors
Unknown:
Helen
Mayhew
Unknown:
Mark
Murphy.
: 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
Arrangers Anonymous4/4. Russell Davies is joined by arranger/composer/ conductors Barry Forgie and Steve Gray to analyse how Jelly Roll Morton's 1906 King Porter Stomp , originally a piano solo, has survived reinvention for jazz orchestra in the 1920s by Fletcher Henderson and again by Benny Goodman in the 1930s, and was revived twice by Gil Evans - in the late 50s and in 1975. Producer Graham Pass
Contributors
Unknown:
Russell
Davies
Conductors:
Barry
Forgie
Conductors:
Steve
Gray
Unknown:
King Porter
Stomp
Unknown:
Fletcher
Henderson
Unknown:
Benny
Goodman
Unknown:
Gil
Evans
: Boris Berezovsky
The pianist plays Rachmaninov and Musorgsky. Rachmaninov Etudes-Tableaux, Op 39: No 3 in F sharp minor; No 9 in DMusorgsky, transcr Tchernov Night on a Bare Mountain; Pictures at an Exhibition
: Opera on 3: The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant
Stephanie Hughes introduces Gerald Barry's new opera, based on the play by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, exploring the tortured connections between desire and power. Fashion designer Petra falls passionately in love with Karin, a beautiful, ambitious young woman. Watching over everything, but never uttering a word, is the enigmatic Marianne, whom Petra takes every opportunity to humiliate.English National Opera Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Andre de Ridder
Acts 1 and 2
Contributors
Presenter:
Stephanie
Hughes
Composer:
Gerald
Barry
Based on the play by:
Rainer Werner
Fassbinder
Singers/Musicians:
English National Opera Chorus and
Orchestra
Conductor:
Andre de
Ridder
Petra von Kant:
Stephanie Friede
(soprano)
Karin Thimm:
Rebecca Von Lipinski
(soprano)
Sidonie von Grasenabb:
Susan Bickley
(mezzo)
Valerie von Kant:
Kathryn Harries
(mezzo)
Gabriele von Kant:
Barbara Hannigan
(soprano)
Marlene:
Linda Kitchen
(soprano)
: Twenty Minutes: Opera Box
Margit Carstensen (Petra in Fassbinder's film) talks about her memories of working with the great director, film critic Derek Malcolm considers the film's place in Fassbinder's oeuvre, and composer and conductor Richard Baker discusses tonight's performance.Contributors
Unknown:
Margit
Carstensen
Unknown:
Derek
Malcolm
Conductor:
Richard
Baker
: The Verb
Ian McMillan presents a cabaret of new writing, including the first in a series of performances from Rommi Smith. Producer Aasiya LodhiContributors
Unknown:
Ian
McMillan
Unknown:
Rommi
Smith.
Producer:
Aasiya
Lodhi
: Pre-Hear
Recorded at the 2004 Huddersfield Festival.Morton Feldman Piano Piece (for Philip Guston ) Gyorgy Kurtag Jatekok (excerpts) Jill Richards (piano)
Contributors
Piano:
Morton
Feldman
Unknown:
Philip
Guston
Unknown:
Gyorgy Kurtag
Jatekok
Piano:
Jill
Richards
: Hear and Now
Vale of Glamorgan Festival Introduced by Ivan Hewett.BBC NOW, conductor Jac van Steen.
Kurt Schwertsik Sinfonia-Sinfonietta
Guto Puw Reservoirs (BBC Radio 3 commission) Elena Kats-Chernin Clocks
Judith Weir The Welcome Arrival of Rain
And from the 2003 Bangor New Music Festival: Mike Vaughan Tiento ; Silence.... (dissolved) Jane Chapman (harpsichord)
Contributors
Introduced By:
Ivan
Hewett.
Conductor:
Jac
van Steen.
Conductor:
Kurt Schwertsik
Sinfonia-Sinfonietta
Conductor:
Guto
Puw
Unknown:
Elena Kats-Chernin
Clocks
Unknown:
Judith
Weir
Unknown:
Mike Vaughan
Tiento
Harpsichord:
Jane
Chapman
: Through the Night
With John Shea. Haydn String Quartet in A, Op 2 No 1 VerdiString Quartet in E minor Hendrix Foxy Lady 1.50 Milhaud Le Globe-Trotter , Op 358 2.09 MacDowell Suite in A minor for large orchestra. Op 42 2.29 Dvorak The Water Goblin, Op 107 2.50 Liehmann Mass No 1 in D minor 3.31 Kuhlau Variations on Och liten Karin tjente, Op 913.46 Nielsen
Little Suite, Op 14.04 Fasch Sonata in D minor 4.14 Morales Andreas Christi Famulus 4.20 Wagner, arr Humperdinck Good Friday Music (Parsifal) 4.30 Puccini Sola Perduta Abbandonata (Manon Lescaut) 4.36 Liszt Sonetto 123 di Petrarca 4.44 Emesaks The Christmas Goat 4.46 Sibelius
Finlandia Hymn 4.49 Kajanus Finnish Rhapsody No 1
5.00 Enna Overture: The Match Girl 5.06 Lisinski Two Mazurkas in E flat 5.10 Fitelberg Three Mazurkas for orchestra 5.23 Verdi Attila (excerpt) 530 Brahms Piano Trio in C minor, Op 1015.48 Jora Piano Sonatine, Op 44
5.59 Pergolesi Violin Concerto in B flat 6.12 Chaminade
Automne 6.19 Holmboe Benedic Domino, Anima Mea 6.32 Nielsen Folketone , Op 3 No 16.35 Weber Symphony No 1 in
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Shea.
Unknown:
Hendrix
Foxy
Unknown:
Milhaud Le
Globe-Trotter
Unknown:
Andreas Christi
Famulus
Unknown:
Anima
Mea
Unknown:
Nielsen
Folketone
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