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Breakfast
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With Rob Cowan. Including Paganini: Caprice No 24 in A minor. Strauss: Hymnus, Op 33 No 3. Berlin: Overture (Call Me Madam). Finzi: The Fall of the Leaf. Handel: Flute Sonata in D. Show more
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Classical Collection
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With James Jolly. Including Torelli: Trumpet Concerto in D. Respighi: Il Tramonto. Haydn: Symphony No 26 in D minor. Bigaglia: Sonata in A minor. Hovhaness: Symphony No 50. Show more
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Composer of the Week: Corelli
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Donald Macleod discovers how, although Corelli has established himself as Rome's hottest musical property, the 'affair of the fifths' threatens his hard-won reputation. Show more
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Afternoon on 3
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Penny Gore presents Christian Gerhaher (baritone) and Gerold Huber (piano) in a recital of songs by Beethoven, Mozart and Mahler. Show more
Penny Gore presents music showcasing the Berlin Philharmonic. Marquez: Danzon No 2. Bruckner: Symphony No 2. Bach: Furchte dich nicht, BWV228. Plus works by Mendelssohn, Pergolesi. Show more
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Choral Evensong
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From St George's Church, Hanover Square, London. Show more
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In Tune
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Presented by Sean Rafferty. Including a live performance from pianist Jonathan Biss, as well as conductor and violinist John Storgards with clarinettist Kari Kriikku. Show more
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Performance on 3
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The Ulster Orchestra conducted by Kenneth Montgomery perform rare works by Vorisek, Dvorak and Martinu. Followed by a focus on Czech music: Jakub Jan Ryba: Hail, Master! Show more
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Night Waves
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Philip Dodd talks to philosopher Peter Singer about his plan to eradicate world poverty. Plus writer Jed Mercurio on his novel about John F Kennedy. Show more
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Composer of the Week
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Donald Macleod discovers how, although Corelli has established himself as Rome's hottest musical property, the 'affair of the fifths' threatens his hard-won reputation. Show more
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The Essay
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Baroness Mary Warnock asks what we can learn from the Romantic poets when it comes to dying well, and warns that our obsession with staying alive can have disastrous consequences. Show more
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Late Junction
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Fiona Talkington presents Quebecois folk from Yves Lambert et le Bebert Orchestra, Fourth World music by trumpeter Jon Hassell and Arvo Part's Mein Weg for strings and percussion. Show more
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Through the Night
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John Shea presents music, including Mahler: Symphony No 7, Bach, Poulenc, Biber, Rebel, Messiaen, Alkan, Wilms, Gigout, Gilse, Schubert, Norman, Haydn, Greef and Vivaldi. Show more
