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Chopin Andante spianato and Grande polonaise, Op 22 CLAUDIO ARRAU (piano) LPO/ELIAHU INBAL
7.17* Respighi Suite of movements from La Boutique fantasque: ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN THE FIELDS/NEVILLE MARRINER
7.30 News
7.35 Dvorak Overture: Othello
ULSTER ORCHESTRA/VERNON HANDLEY
7.50* Purcell Incidental music: Abdelazer, or The Moor's
Revenge; ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC/CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD
8.03* Haydn Symphony No 49 in F minor (La Passione)
ORPHEUS CHAMBER ORCHESTRA. Records
Franck Symphony in D minor
CHICAGO SO/PIERRE MONTEUX Choral No 1 in E
PETER HURFORD (organ) Records
Mozart Quartet in G (K 387) Debussy Quartet in G minor BBC Bristol (R)
NICHOLAS DANIEL (oboe) JULIUS DRAKE (piano)
Michael Head Three Dances:
Gavotte; Elegiac Dance; Presto Lennox Berkeley Sonatina, Op 61
Michael Berkeley Fierce Tears Madeleine Dring Danza gaya; Waltz; Italian Dance BBC Bristol (R)
led by GEOFFREY TRABICHOFF conducted by JERZY MAKSYMIUK KRZYSTOF jakowicz (violin) Berg Violin Concerto
Rachmaninov Symphony No 2 (Given on 23 December 1988 in the Henry Wood Hall , Glasgow) BBC Scotland
live from St George 's, Brandon Hill , Bristol. BARBARA NISSMAN (piano)
Ginastera Danzas argentinas, Op 2
Barber Nocturne, Op 33 (Homage to John Field)
Schubert Fantasy in c (D 760) (Wandererfantasie)
Prokofiev Sonata No 7 in B flat, Op 83
(Presented by St George's Music Trust in association with the National Westminster Bank) BBC Bristol
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Antonio Salieri 's French opera in a prologue and five acts (1787) to an original libretto by BEAUMARCHAIS.
Written in the grand tradition of Rameau and Gluck, though with a strong comic streak, the opera enthusiastically embraces the tenets ofLiberte, egalite et fraternité which were to ignite France two years later. The setting is the legendary Muslim kingdom of Ormuz. The prologue: (soprano) (bass)
The opera: (baritone) (tenor) (mezzo-soprano) (baritone) (baritone) (baritone) (tenor) (soprano)
SAGITTARIUS VOCAL ENSEMBLE
DEUTSCHE HANDEL SOLOISTS conducted by JEAN CLAUDE MALGOIRE
(SDR recording from the 1988 Schwetzingen Festival)
Concert a deux violes esgales No 51 (La Rougeville) RICHARD BOOTHBY and RICHARD CAMPBELL (baSS viols) (R)
Natalie Wheen presents a selection of music for the early evening.
Producer HUGH WARWICK
Nicholas Kenyon talks to the music critic and Berlioz biographer David Cairns.
Producer GRAHAM SHEFFIELD
led by MICHAEL DAVIS conducted by STANISLAW SKROW ACZEWSKI HEINRICH SCHIFF (cello) live from the Free Trade Hall, Manchester
Britten Sinfonia da requiem, Op 20
Elgar Cello Concerto in E minor
8.20* Letter from Lancaster Jeffrey Richards , Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Lancaster and champion of things northern, places the North v South controversy in a historical context that suggests possible remedies to current problems.
8.35* Dvorak Symphony No 7 in D minor. BBC Manchester
A short story by DONALD BLOCH. Read by Miriam Margolyes Mono
The Pattern Is Always Changing Music for steel drum, computer and voices by three Latin
American composers working in London, introduced by Alejandro Vinao in conversation with the other composers.
Javier Alvarez Asi el acero SIMON LIMBRICK (steel drum)
Julio d'Escrivan Salto mortal Alejandro Vinao Son entero SINGCIRCLE conducted by GREGORY ROSE
Mendelssohn 4: 1837-42
Piano Concerto No 2 in D minor Children's Pieces, Op 72
St Paul (Part 2: conclusion)
