Modernism and the Art Market
Handel Organ Concerto in F (The Cuckoo and the Nightingale)
Simon Preston ; English Concert/Trevor Pinnock
7.14 Telemann Concerto in Dfor three horns Hermann Baumann ;
Timothy Brown ; Nicholas Hill; Academy of St Martin/Iona Brown
7.30am News
7.35 Mozart Bassoon
Concerto in Bflat (K 191) Klaus Thunemann
Academy of St
Martin/Neville Marriner
7.52 Handel How
Silently, How Slyly (Julius Caesar ): Janet Baker (mezzo); ENO Orch/ Charles Mackerras
7.58 Tippett Concerto for double string orchestra SCO/Tippett. Records
Gesualdo and Victoria
Both composers produced extensive sets of music for the sombre services of Matins which took place each Holy Week. This programme contrasts the responsories for Holy Saturday by Gesualdo and Victoria using the original readings.
Westminster Cathedral
Choir/David
Hill Hilliard Ensemble. Records
G Gabrieli Sonata for three violins
Castello Sonata No 2
Fontana Sonata No 16 for three violins
Piccinini Toccata No 10; Tenore e corrente (II mercatello);
Ciaconna Uccellini Sonata , Op 4 No 5 Buonamente Sonata for three violins (Book 6) John Holloway (violin) Stanley Ritchie (violin) Andrew Manze (violin) Nigel North (theorbo)
John Toll (chamber organ, harpsichord)
10.15
Constanzo Antegnati Ricercar on the 12th tone
Stef Tuinstra (organ)
10.19 Carissimi
Oratorio: JePhte
Soloists; Monteverdi
Choir; English Baroque Soloists/Eliot
Gardiner Georg Muffat Toccata No 8: Rene Saorgin (organ)
10.50 Pachelbel Canon and Gigue
Biber Rosary Sonata: The Annunciation
Schmelzer Sonata for three violins
Froberger Lament on the Death of Ferdinand III
Purcell Three Parts upon a Ground in D
conductor Jerzy Maksymiuk Emmy Verhey (violin)
Schoeck Violin Concerto Tchaikovsky Symphony N06
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Paul Tortelier plays
French music in recitals from 1959 and 1963. Caixd'Hervelois
Prelude, Tambourin,
Plainte and Gigue (from Suite in D)
Debussy Sonata in D minor
Jean Rivier Rapsodie Tortelier Trois petits tours
Accompanied by Ernest Lush , Geoffrey Parsons.
Fourth Symphony in E minor, Op 98
BBC PO, conductor Alexander Rahbari
with Fiona Talkington. Producer John Jones
The first of a four-part series in which Charles Melville looks at different aspects of partnership in jazz.
Two in Tandem - duos in which one partner tends to predominate. He includes Joe Venuti and Eddie Lang ,
Louis Armstrong and Earl Hines , Bob Haggart and Ray Bauduc.
Reflecting the celebrations surrounding the 500th anniversary of Henry VIII 's birth, a review of the exhibition
Henry VIII at Greenwich, in the National Maritime
Museum, London. Producer Judith Bumpus
Conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen
Eileen Hulse (soprano) Joshua Bell (violin)
Live from the Royal Festival Hall.
Knussen: Symphony No 3
Prokofiev: Violin Concerto No 2
8.15 A Stroll on the South Bank
As the Royal Festival Hall celebrates its 40th birthday, architect Ian Grant recalls the exciting modernity of its architecture, and talks to Judith Bumpus about more recent developments around the site.
8.35 Mahler: Symphony No 4
To mark the death last month of Graham Greene , another chance to hear Philip French's 1979 account of the man and his work, with contributions from
Anthony Burgess , John le Carre , Sir Hugh Greene , Michael Mayer , V S
Pritchett and Graham Greene himself.
Cantata by Kurt Weill. Andrew Murgatroyd (tenor),
Stephen Charlesworth (baritone) Brindley Sherratt (bass) BBC Singers and Concert Orchestra/Simon Joly
Prokofiev
American Overture,
Op 42; Tales of an Old Grandmother, Op 31; Symphony No 3, Op 44
As broadcast this morning on R5
