The first of seven programmes exploring the harp repertoire.
Rossini Andante and Variations
PETER LUKAS GRAF (flute) URSULA HOLLIGER (harp) Caplet Divertissement No 2 (a 1'espagnole)
NICANOR ZABALETA (harp) Debussy Sonata
JAMES GALWAY (flute) GRAHAM OPPENHEIMER (viola); MARISA ROBLES (harp). Records
Curtain Up!
Beggings, borrowings and stealings from the opera. Prokofiev/Heifetz March (The Love of Three Oranges)
HIDEKO UDAGAWA (violin) PAVEL GILILOV (piano)
Bizet/Shchedrin Ballet suite: Carmen
LOS ANGELES CO/SCHWARZ Verdi/Johann Strauss (son) Quadrille, Op 272
VIENNA PO/ABBADO. Records
Haydn Symphony No 12
PHILHARMONIA HUNGARICA.
ANTAL DORATI
Rosza Theme and Variations
CO; JASCHA HEIFETZ (violin) GREGOR PIATIGORSKY (cello) Beethoven Sonata in D, Op 10 No 3
EMIL GILELS (piano)
Brahms Clarinet Quintet LENER STRING QUARTET
CHARLES DRAPER (clarinet) Reger Wohl denen die ohne Tadel leben
BERND WEIKL (baritone)
MARTIN HASELBOCK (organ) Bach Sei Lob und Ehr dem hochsten Gut (BWV 117) SOLOISTS; GACHINGER KANTOREI, STUTTGART
WURTTEMBERG CO/
HELMUTH RILLING. Records
Michael Hall and studio guest Peter Donohoe discuss the week ahead.
George Eisler talks about the significance of childhood to Berg and Mahler. And news from Anthony Rooley on The Judgments of Paris rejudged.
Producers JANE WALKER and GRAHAM SHEFFIELD
led by BEN BUURMAN conducted by TAKUO YUASA
DONG SUK KANG (violin) Schumann Overture:
Genoveva Rory Boyle Winter Music Wieniawski Violin Concerto No 2
Beethoven Overture: Leonora No 2 BBC Scotland
LEVON CHILINGIRIAN (violin)
CLIFFORD BENSON (piano) ECO WIND ENSEMBLE
Howard Ferguson Violin Sonata No 1. Op 2
Richard Rodney Bennett Three Romantic Pieces for solo piano
(BBC commission)
Howard Ferguson Violin Sonata No 2, Op 10
1.10 Interval Reading
1.15 Mozart Serenade in B flat for 13 wind instruments (K 361) BBC Pebble Mill (R)
The first of three recitals
ENDELLION STRING QUARTET Arriaga Quartet No 1
Beethoven Quartet in F,
Op 59 No 1 (Rasumovsky) (Given on 22 July) BBC Pebble Mill
MALCOLM PROUD (harpsichord)
Froberger Toccata No 3 D'Anglebert Allemande ; Chaconne en rondeau; Tombeau de M de Chambonnieres
Georg Muffat Passacaglia in G minor (R)
conducted by CHRISTOPH VON DOHNANYI Bartok Divertimento
Brahms Symphony No 1
JULIAN BREAM and JOHN WILLIAMS (two guitars)
Giuliani Variazioni concertanti, Op 130
Brahms, arr Williams Theme and Variations PetrassiNunc(1971) Lawes Suite in D
Weiss Tombeau de M Comte de Logy Rodrigo Tonadilla (R)
John Warrack considers recordings of Liszt's
Piano Sonata in B minor from Horowitz in 1932 to the latest generation of pianists.
Live from the Royal Albert Hall, London
Tonight the Proms rerun an operatic competition of 1701, with the audience as jury. The sopranos Emma Kirkby, Evelyn Tubb and Sarah Pendlebury sing Venus, Pallas and Juno respectively in each of the settings. Mercury and Paris are sung by bass David Thomas and tenor Howard Crook (Purcell), tenor Paul Agnew and baritone Stephen Varcoe (Weldon) and tenors Andrew King and Rufus Muller (Eccles).
Consort of Musicke Concerto Koln led by Werner Ehrhardt, directed by Anthony Rooley
Daniel Purcell The Judgment of Paris (staged)
7.50 Nicholas Kenyon talks with Anthony Rooley, Peter Holman and Professor Curtis Price about the original competition of 1701 and the composers involved.
8.15 John Weldon The Judgment of Paris (staged)
9.05 John Jacob examines the myth of the Judgment of Paris and looks at some of the paintings it has inspired, with Richard Jenkyns, Nicholas Penny and Alistair Smith.
9.30 John Eccles The Judgment of Paris (staged) (In association with Virgin Classics)
(See David Gillard, right)
(Makrokosmos III) by George Crumb
HOWARD SHELLEY and HILARY MACNAMARA (pianos)
JAMES HOLLAND and DAVID JOHNSON (percussion) (R)
First of four programmes. John Blow God Spake Sometimes in Visions: Behold, 0 God Our
Defender; And I Said in the Cutting Off of My Days; Salvator mundi; 0 Sing unto the Lord a New Song: Let the Congregation: THE SIXTEEN
LONDON BAROQUE/
HARRY CHRISTOPHERS
