Listings
: Breakfast
Presented by Martin Handley. Including a Free Thought after 8.30. Music includes:7.00-8.00: Hoist A Fugal Overture Royal Scottish National Orchestra, conductor David Lloyd-Jones Handel Recorder Sonata in F, Op 1, No 11
Marion Verbruggen , Ton Koopman (harpsichord), Jap ter Linden (cello)
8.00-9.00: Elqar A Severn Suite
Black Dyke Band, conductor Roy Newsome Pearsall Lay a Garland
Cambridge Singers, conductor John Rutter
9.00-10.00: Brahms Three Intermezzi, Op 117 RaduLupu (piano)
Bach Cantata No 96:Herr Christ , dereinge Gottessohn Bach Collegium Japan, conductor Masaaki Suzuki
Contributors
Presented By:
Martin
Handley.
Conductor:
David
Lloyd-Jones
Unknown:
Marion
Verbruggen
Conductor:
Roy
Newsome
Conductor:
John
Rutter
Unknown:
Herr
Christ
Conductor:
Masaaki
Suzuki
: lain Burnside
lain Burnside considers not only the music he's chosen, but also the places in which it's been heard, including St Mark 's Basilica in Venice and a "giant chicken coop" in London. Included are works by Grieg and Gabrieli. EMAIL: [address removed]Contributors
Unknown:
St
Mark
: Private Passions
Michael Berkeley is joined by actor Dominic West , star of the TV series The Wire. His choices range from sacred music by Pergolesi, Handel and Mozart and Arvo Part's Spiegel im Spiegel for violin and piano to songs by Schubert, Neil Young , Flanders and Swann, and Jake Thackray.Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Berkeley
Unknown:
Dominic
West
Unknown:
Neil
Young
Unknown:
Jake
Thackray.
: The Early Music Show
Catherine Bott explores the life and music of Domenico Zipoli , a contemporary of Bach and Handel who seemed to disappear from European musical life just as he was beginning to make his mark. Producer Sam PhillipsContributors
Unknown:
Catherine
Bott
Unknown:
Domenico
Zipoli
Producer:
Sam
Phillips
: Radio 3 Requests
Chi-chi Nwanoku presents listeners' favourites, and introduces a celebrity request fromAmerican composer/conductor John Adams. ADDRESS: Radio 3 Requests, BBC Wales, CF52YO
Phone: [number removed]. email: [address removed]
Contributors
Conductor:
John
Adams.
: Choral Vespers
Another chance to hear Wednesday's service from the London Oratory. Organ Prelude: Intonatio del settimo tono (Andrea Gabrieli ). Invitatory: Deus in Adjutorium Meum (Croce). Antiphonsand Psalms: 110,111,112,113,117 (Plainsong). Hymn: iste Confessor (Palestrina). Antiphon: Hie Vir Despiciens (Plainsong). Canticle: Magnificat octavi toni (Victoria). Motet: 0 Viridissima Virga (Hildegard of Bingen).Antiphon of Our Lady: Salve Regina (Philips). Organ Voluntary: Chaconne in F (Fischer).
Celebrant: the Very Rev Ignatius Harrison. Director of music Patrick Russill. Organ John McGreal.
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrea
Gabrieli
Unknown:
Ignatius
Harrison.
Music:
Patrick
Russill.
Unknown:
John
McGreal.
: Discovering Music
Charles Hazlewood is joined by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales to explore three English works for string ensemble: Elgar's Introduction and Allegro, Hoist's Saint Paul's Suite and Elgar's Serenade for Strings, looking in particular at what makesEigar's music seem so quintessentially English.
Contributors
Unknown:
Charles
Hazlewood
: The Choir
Aled Jones presents more performances from the Aswatuna choral festival in the ancient city of Petra in Jordan, featuring Middle Eastern choirs and the Swedish vocal group Voces Nordicae, plus a tour of the Hungarian choral scene. Including music by Bartok. Kodaly and contemporary composer Janos Vajda.Contributors
Unknown:
Aled
Jones
Unknown:
Janos
Vajda.
: Drama on 3: A Disappearing Number
Conceived and directed by Simon McBurney.An award-winning Complicite theatre company production exploring mathematics and the nature of creativity, inspired by the true story of the collaboration between two of the 20th century's most remarkable pure mathematicians -
Srinivasa Ramanujan , a poor Brahmin from south India, and Cambridge Professor GH Hardy. Performed by David Annen , Firdous Bamji , Paul Bhattacharjee , Divya Kasturi , Chetna Pandya , Saskia Reeves and Shane Shambhu. With Mick Barnfather , Tamzin Griffin , Tim McMullan and Clive Mendus. Original music by Nitin Sawhney. Producer Catherine Bailey
Contributors
Directed By:
Simon
McBurney.
Unknown:
Srinivasa
Ramanujan
Unknown:
David
Annen
Unknown:
Firdous
Bamji
Unknown:
Paul
Bhattacharjee
Unknown:
Divya
Kasturi
Unknown:
Chetna
Pandya
Unknown:
Saskia
Reeves
Unknown:
Shane
Shambhu.
Unknown:
Mick
Barnfather
Unknown:
Tamzin
Griffin
Unknown:
Tim
McMullan
Unknown:
Clive
Mendus.
Music By:
Nitin
Sawhney.
Producer:
Catherine
Bailey
: Sunday Feature: Remember, Remember
Psychologist Susan Blackmore investigates low people are outsourcing the memory of their lives to digital devices and asks how the process is changing the nature of memory. Among other things, she hears from a "lifelogger" who is recording every detail of his daily life, and an academic who has taped 220,000 hours of audio and Video Of his infant son. Producer Hugh Levinson Radio features: pages 110-111Contributors
Unknown:
Susan
Blackmore
Producer:
Hugh
Levinson
: Words and Music
Ode to Autumn. Nicholas Farrell and Rachel Atkins read verse on the theme of autumn by Robert Frost , WB Yeats, Shakespeare, Emily Dickinson and Ted Hughes. With music by Vaughan Williams , Vivaldi, Mahler, Charlie Parker , Piazzolla and Haydn. EMAIL: [address removed]For details of the music and verse heard in this programme, visit www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/wordsandmusic
Contributors
Unknown:
Nicholas
Farrell
Unknown:
Rachel
Atkins
Unknown:
Robert
Frost
Unknown:
Emily
Dickinson
Unknown:
Ted
Hughes.
Music By:
Vaughan
Williams
Unknown:
Charlie
Parker
: Jazz Line-Up
The BBC Big Band with conductor Barry Forgie in concert at the Armagh Jazz Weekend with trumpeter Bruce Adams. And Anthony Kerr performs a piece written by Barry Forgie for piano and big band, adapted here for the vibraphone.Contributors
Conductor:
Barry
Forgie
Unknown:
Bruce
Adams.
Unknown:
Anthony
Kerr
Written By:
Barry
Forgie
: Through the Night
With Jonathan Swain.Arvo Part Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten ; L'Abbé Agathon; These Words 1.35 Bach Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied, BWV225 1.48 Arvo Part In Principio 2.08 Tchalkovsky Symphony No 5 in E minor 2.56 Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor 3.30 Strauss Oboe Concerto in D 3.58 CPE Bach Sinfonia in D 4.08 Tallis Spem in Alium 4.16 Giuliani Six Variations for guitar and violin, Op 814.25 Verhulst Gruss aus der Fernen, Op 7
4.32 Colin Brumby Festival Overture on Australian Themes 4.42 Griinfeld Soirées de Vienne, Op 56
4.48 Wiren Violin Sonatina 5.00 Avlson Concerto
Grosso No 5 in D minor 5.08 Bach St Matthew Passion (Opening Chorus) 5.17 Uszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 12 in C sharp minor 5.27 Kuula Prelude and Fugue for orchestra, Op 10 5.37 Handel Aria with Variations (Piano Suite No 5 in E) 5.43 Telemann Trio No 4 (Essercizii Musici)
5.53 Albeniz Cordoba (Cantos de Espana) 5.58 Nielsen Serenata in Vano 6.06 Grechaninov Six Motets, Op 155
6.24 Mozart Divertimento in B flat, K439b No 2
6.41 Beethoven Piano Sonata in E, Op 109
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Swain.
Unknown:
Benjamin
Britten
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