The 11th of 14 programmes dall'Abaco Sonata da camera inF,Op3NolO
Vivaldi Trio Sonata in E, OplNo4
MONICA UUGGETT (violin)
POLLY WATERFIELD (violin) TIMOTHY MASON (cello)
COLIN tilney (harpsichord)
Giuseppe Sammartini Sonata in A minor, Op 3 No 9 MEMBERS OF THE
ENGLISH CONCERT (R)
No 4 in E flat, Op 7;
No 12 in A flat, Op 26
The third of 14 programmes played by John Lill (R)
Salieri Variations on 'La follia di Spagna' RICHARD STUDT (violin) RENATA SCHEFEL STEIN (harp) LSO/ZOLTAN PESKO
Lassus Missa Bell'Amfitrit' altera: CHOIR OF CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL, OXFORD/SIMON PRESTON
Victor Herbert Cello Concerto No 2 in E minor. Op 30 JULIAN LLOYD WEBBER
LSO/CHARLES MACKERRAS
Satie Le Picadilly PASCAL ROGE (piano)
Moeran Fantasy Quartet SARAH FRANCIS (oboe) MEMBERS OF THE ENGLISH STRING QUARTET
d'Indy Symphony on a French Mountain Song ALDO ciccouni (piano) ORCHESTRE DE PARIS/SERGE BAUDO
(Records)
Presented by Michael Oliver
Richard Luckett considers the origins of London concert life.
Allan Wicks reflects on 27 years as Organist and Master of the Choristers at Canterbury Cathedral.
Andrew Green considers the reputation and function of music agents.
Colin Lawson assesses the music of Alexander Glazunov. Producers ANDREW KUROWSKI and ANDREW LYLE
(Re-broadcast tomorrow at 2. 10pm)
led by RODNEY FRIEND conducted by JOHN PRITCHARD The last of seven concerts
Wagner Siegfried 's Journey to the Rhine (Gotterdammerung) Bennett Symphony No 3
11.50* Interval Reading
11.55* Bruckner Symphony No 0 in D minor (Die Nullte) (Given on 26 May in the Schauspielhaus, East Berlin)
Series producer ROGER WRIGHT
Verdi String Quartet in E minor Shostakovich String Quartet No 13 in B flat minor, Op 138 (A re-broadcast of last Monday's 's BBCLunchtime Concert)
conducted by jiri BELOHLAVEK
Tchaikovsky Fantasy overture: Romeo and Juliet
Dvorak Slavonic Dances, Op 46 (Swiss Radio recording)
A celebration of George III 's visit to Cheltenham in 1788 featuring music which might have been heard at a concert by the 18th-century Academy of Ancient Music.
Including songs and instrumental music by J. C. Bach , Arne, Shield, Boyce, Hook and Handel.
LYNNE DAWSON (soprano)
BONAVENTURA BOTTONE (tenor) THOMAS TROTTER (organ) ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC directed by CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD
3.35-3.45*
Christopher Hogwood talks about the original and the modern
Academy of Ancient Music. (Given on 8 July in the Pittville Pump Room, Cheltenham) BBC Pebble Mill
MIECZYSLAW HORSZOWSKI (piano) Bach Preludes and Fugues: No 10 in E minor (bwv 855); Nol5inG(Bwv860)
Mozart Fantasy in D minor (K 397)
Beethoven Sonata in A, Op2No2
5.20* Interval Reading
5.25* Schumann Kinderszenen Franck Prelude , Chorale and Fugue
(Given in Snape Maltings as part of the 1986Aldeburgh Festival)
A Short Walk from London to Venice adapted by MIKE STEER from THOMAS CORYATE 'S Crudities
Thomas Coryate (1577-1617), honorary fool in the household of James I's eldest son, was a gentleman from Somerset who could not resist travel. In 1608 he walked and rode through Northern Europe to the city 'which yieldeth the most glorious and heavenly shew upon the water that ever any mortal beheld.'
Music of the countries and period by Farnaby, Galeazzo, Gauthier, Marenzio, Picchi,
Titelouze, and Valente played by MIKE STEER on the Baffo spinet and Italian harpsichord (c 1600), the Ruckers harpsichord (1612) and the Hatley Virginals (1664) in the Fenton House Collection, and on the 'Handel' chamber organ built by Richard Bower. Producer PIERS PLOWRIGHT
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7.00 Music for San Rocco
When Thomas Coryate visited Venice in August 1608, he heard the music at the Confraternity of San Rocco on the feast-day of the saint himself.
This programme of motets and instrumental music by Giovanni Gabrieli , Alessandro Grandi and their contemporaries gives some idea of what Coryate would have experienced.
The music is interspersed with readings from a contemporary Venetian account of the life of San Rocco, whose prayers were valued in time of plague.
GABRIELI CONSORT. PLAYERS AND choir, directed by PAUL MCCREESH Producer GRAHAM DIXON
Symphony No 5 in B flat NORTH GERMAN RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by GÜNTER WAND (North German Radio recording)
(piano)
William Reed Concert suite, Op 39: Prelude, Nocturne and Rhapsody (first broadcast performance) Arnold Bax Sonata No 1 in F sharp minor. BBC Pebble Mill
recorded in Worcester Cathedral
Introit: Ave Maria (Bruckner)
Responses (Howells)
Psalms: 53, 54, 55 (Nares, Goss, Bamby, Elvey)
Lessons (RSV): Hosea 11, w 1-9; I Corinthians 12, v 27 to 13, v 13
Canticles: Norwich Service (Patterson)
Anthem: Lob und Ehre (Gottfried Wagner)
Organ voluntary: Psalm Prelude (Howells, Set 2 No 1)
Master of the Choristers DONALD HUNT
Assistant organist ADRIAN PARTINGTON
BBC Pebble Mill
The second of two programmes Return of the Native Woodland Interlude
(Caractacus) (1934 recording) LSO/LAWRANCE COLLINGWOOD Severn Suite (1933 recording)
LPO/THE COMPOSER. Mono records
