Maths: Methods of Integration
Vaughan Williams
Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis
LPO/Bernard Haitink
7.17 Tallis Motet: Spem in alium: Taverner
Choir and Consort/
Andrew Parrott
7.35 Eigar Introduction and Allegro: LPO/ Adrian Boult
7.50 Kreisler, arr Schiff Schon Rosmarin ; liebeslied Heinrich Schiff (cello)
Samuel Sanders (piano)
7.56 Suk Serenade in E flat: Czech PO/
Libor PeSek. Records
Britten
Canticle IV: Journey of the Magi (1971):
James Bowman (counter-tenor) Peter Pears (tenor)
John Shirley-Quirk (bar) The Composer (piano) Dramatic cantata:
Phaedra (1975)
Janet Baker (mezzo) ECO/Steuart Bedford
Quartet No 3 (1975)
Endellion Quartet. Records
Music by Felix, his sister Fanny, and their friends and acquaintances - including Schumann, Wagner and Prince Albert. Records Producer Michael Emery
leader
Geoffrey Trabichoff , conductor Alexander Rahbari
Gordon Fergus-Thompson
(piano) von Einem Suite:
Dantons Tod
Liszt Piano Concerto
No 1
Dvorak Symphony No 8
live from Studio 7.
English Brass Ensemble Jan Koetsier Quintet
Martinu, arr Archibald Fables
Bruce Broughton Suite Moszkowski, arr
Archibald Spanish Dances
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(piano)
Schubert Sonata in 0 (D 850) (R)
leader Alison Kelly conductor
Richard Hickox
Boyce Overture No 9 in A Haydn Symphony No 85 in B flat (La Reine)
Moeran Sinfonietta (R)
In a recording from the 1965 Aldeburgh Festival, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau is joined by the Russian pianist Sviatoslav Richter in a performance of Brahms's Magelone-Lieder. During the interval, Gerald Moore talks about the great German baritone.
Fantasia, Op 124, for violin and harp
Members of the Nash
Ensemble (R)
(1915-90)
Rosanes Lieder: an orchestral song cycle
Margaret Field (soprano) Bournemouth SO/
Roger Norrington (R)
Mel Hill contends that jazz is a type of music created largely by black Americans, but taken over to a great extent by white musicians in the early years. In the first of six programmes, he looks at the work of one of these usurpers, Nick La Rocca , who with the Original Dixieland Jazz
Band made the first jazz record in 1917. Series producer Derek Drescher
with David Owen Norris
As an exhibition of work by sculptor David Nash continues at London's
Serpentine Gallery,
Dr Andrew Causey talks to him about his use of living trees, as well as trunks and branches, to express his ideas. Producer Judith Bumpus
live from St David's Hall, Cardiff.
leader Michael Davis, conductor Mariss Jansons
Arve Tellefsen (violin)
Sibelius Violin Concerto in D minor
8.00 Mariss Jansons talks to Michael Hall.
8.20 Mahler Symphony No 1 in D
Concerto in D (II grosso Mogul) (RV208)
Concerto Amsterdam/
Jaap Schroder (violin) Record
Music to Murder By
David Pownall 's drama intertwines the lives of two composers from different periods,
Carlo Gesualdo and Philip Heseltine.
Gesualdo was an Italian prince and contemporary of Shakespeare while Heseltine, alias Peter Warlock , committed suicide in 1930. Using his supernatural powers Heseltine materialises in Gesualdo's ruined palace and summons the prince. Then, there's music to murder by.... The production includes music by Gesualdo, Peter Warlock and Stephen Boxer.
Additional singing Diana Kyle Director Guy Vaesen (R)
J C Bach
Overture No 6 in G
Quintet in D, Op 22 No 1 Sinfonia concertante in E flat
