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Faure Shylock: Incidental music, Op 57
NICOLAI GEDDA (bass)
CAPITOL ORCHESTRA OF TOULOUSE/ MICHEL PLASSON
7.19* Enesco Cantabile and Presto: SUSAN MILAN (flute) PASCAL ROGÉ (piano)
7.30 News
7.35 Mozart Violin Concerto No 1 in B flat (K 207) CHO-LIANG LIN (violin) ECO/RAYMOND LEPPARD
7.57* Debussy
Suite bergamasque PASCAL ROGÉ (piano)
8.13* Berlioz Royal Hunt and Storm (The Trojans)
PHILHARMONIA/KARAJAN. Records
Schubert Adagio in E flat (D 897) (Nottumo) BEAUX ARTS TRIO Des Sangers Habe (D 832)
DIETRICH FISCHER DIESKAU (bar) SVIATOSLAV RICHTER (piano) Trio in B flat (D 898) BEAUX ARTS TRIO
AndieLaut(D905)
ELLY AMEUNG (soprano) DALTON BALDWIN (piano) Records
The 1887 Father Willis organ played by JOHN WINTER .
William H. Harris Sonata in A minor
Percy Whitlock Fidelis and Fanfare. Record
BORODIN TRIO
Arensky Trio in D minor, Op 32 Brahms Trio in c minor, Op 101 (R)
led by BARRY HASKEY conducted by DONALD HUNT WORCESTER FESTIVAL CHORAL
SOCIETY
SALLY BURGESS (mezzo-soprano) MALDWYN DAVIES (tenor)
Elgar Overture: Froissart Finzi Intimations of Immortality
(Given on 17 November in Worcester Cathedral) BBC Wales
live from Studio 1, Pebble Mill NEW LONDON CONSORT
Catherine Bott (soprano) Andrew King (tenor)
Michael George (baritone) Simon Grant (bass)
Tom Finucane (lute/gittem)
Pavlo Beznosiuk (fiddle/rebec) Stephen Henderson (bells/percussion) directed by PHILIP PICKETT (recorder/symphony)
A Medieval Christmas in Paris Carols and seasonal pieces which were performed by students and clerics to celebrate the 12 days of Christmas. BBC Pebble Mill
Nicholas Daniel (oboe) Julius Drake (piano)
Dutilleux Sonata for oboe and piano
Ruth Crawford Seeger Diaphonic Suite No 1
Saint-Saens Sonata for oboe and piano in D, Op 166
(R)
Rimsky-Korsakov based the libretto of his four-act opera of 1895 on the same Gogol short story which Tchaikovsky had used ten years earlier for his opera, The Slippers.
The plot tells how Vakula cheats the devil into carrying him from his Ukrainian home to St Petersburg, to get the Tsarina's boots as a present to win the love of Oxana. David Suchet introduces the performance with readings from Gogol's original. (sung in Russian)
CHORUS OF OPERA NORTH chorusmaster JOHN PRYCE-JONES BBC PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA led by DENNIS SIMONS conducted by EDWARD DOWNES (R)
Lyndon Jenkins includes those Pieces which have most appealed to his listeners during 1988.
Producer HUGH WARWICK
Michael Hall takes a look at the choir school scene with Stephen Cleobury , organist and director of music at
King's College, Cambridge, and Christopher Martin , Chairman of the Choir Schools' Association. Producer RAY ABBOTT
The second of two recitals of American piano music by JOANNA MACGREGOR.
Ives Three-page Sonata
Copland Four Blues: No 3 Ives The Anti-Abolitionist
Riots; Some Southpaw Pitching Theolonius Monk, transc
MacGregor Round Midnight; Monk's Point
Ives The Alcotts (Concord Sonata)
L'Enfance du Christ live from Westminster Cathedral, London
The last of five concerts given by the BBC Symphony Orchestra to celebrate Messiaen's 80th birthday.
MULICITY PALMER (mezzo-soprano) PHILIP LANGRIDGE (tenor)
STEPHEN ROBERTS (baritone) JOHN TOMLINSON (bass) BBC SINGERS chorusmaster JOHN POOLE BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA led by RODNEY FRIEND conducted by DAVID ATHERTON
The last of three talks by Rabbi Dr Jonathan Sacks.
Jewishness without Judaism? 'What has occurred is the very thing 19th-century observers agreed was impossible; secular Jewish continuity in the Diaspora. But is it viable?'
ARDITTI QUARTET
Peter Paul Nash Quartet (first UK performance)
Anthony Gilbert Quartet No 3 (Super Hoqueto 'David') (first UK broadcast) Richard Barrett I Open and Close
(BBC commission: first performance)
Korngold, Rozsa and Steiner Steiner Symphony for Six Million
Korngold Garden scene
(Incidental Music to Much Ado about Nothing)
King's Row (excerpts: Mono) Steiner The Big Sleep
Rozsa Valse crepusculaire; Quo vadis (excerpts)
Mignon in ARLEEN AUGER (soprano) IRWIN GAGE (piano) Record
