Handel Concerto a due cori No 1 in B flat
7.16 Schubert Impromptu in Bflat (D 935 No 3)
7.35 Boccherini
Symphony in Bflat, Op 21 No 5
7.50 Weber Clarinet
Concertino in Eflat
8.01 Schoeck Suite in A flat. Records
J S Bach Sonata in G
(BWV 1027); Sonata in E minor (BWV 1023); Cantata No 186: Argre dich, 0 Seele nicht. Records
anon L'Homme armé
Morton L 'Hommearme
9.37 Biber Battalia a 10 9.47 Monteverdi Ogni amante è guerrier
9.53 Duparc Aupaysou se fait la guerre
10.24 Bridge Oration for cello and orchestra
10.27 Charles Ives They Are There!
10.46 George Crumb Black Angels
11.00 Severac Le Soldat deplomb
11.13Tubin Requiem for Fallen Soldiers. Records
conductor Jerzy Maksymiuk Piers Lane (piano)
Panufnik Autumn Music
Moskowski Piano
Concerto
Christine Whittlesey (sop) Malcolm Martineau (piano) Bizet Le Matin
Roussel Lejardin mouille Gounod Aubade
Bizet La Chanson dufou Chausson Le Temps de lilas
Bizet Tarantelle
Berg Storm Lieder
Poulenc Fiancailles pour rire
Shostakovich Satires , Op 109
Martin Jones (piano)
Mozart Quintet in Eflat for piano and wind (K452)
Daniel Jones
Divertimento for wind quintet
Poulenc Sextet
Netherlands Youth String Orchestra.
Members of the orchestra and their conductor Roland Kieft talk about the Aberdeen International
Youth Festival and their concert there.
Wassenaer Concerto armonico No 2 in G
Vaughan Williams Concerto in D minor
(Concerto accademico) Daniel Rowland (violin) Kees Olthuis Serenade forstrings
Tchaikovsky Serenade forstrings
from Cardiff. with Lyndon Jenkins. Producer John Jones
In this last programme the American trumpeter and composer Shorty Rogers tells Alyn Shipton why in the mid 60s he gave up playing to concentrate on writing for film and TV; and why in 1982 he was persuaded to take up his trumpet again. But now, nearly 70 years old,
Rogers is touring with the re-formed Lighthouse All-Stars.
Series producer Derek Drescher
The architect Leon Krier is currently designing
Poundbury in Dorset with HRH the Prince of Wales.
He talks about his concept of the ideal European city, and discusses with Jonathan Glancey his view that "for architecture to be an art, building must be a craft". Producer Judith Bumpus
conductor David Atherton
Peter Donohoe (piano) live from the Brangwyn Hall, Swansea.
Tchaikovsky, arr Stravinsky Bluebird pas de deux (The Sleeping Beauty)
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No 1 in B flat minor, Op 23
8.10 Music from a Conservatory in Hell
Stephen Johnson and Barrie Martyn discuss the disastrous premiere of Rachmaninov's First Symphony.
8.30 Rachmaninov Symphony No 1 in D minor. Op 13
Ann Mann explores the complicated relationship between life and art in the work of the poet WH
Auden. With Rita Auden , Sheila Auden ,
Katherine Bucknell , Terry Eagleton , John Fuller , Anita Money and Peter Porter. Readings by Terence Edmond and Auden himself.
Producer Piers Plowright
In the second of two programmes performed by the Orlando Consort,
David Fallows presents the so-called singers' motet Omnium bonorum plena by Compère, as well as compositions by the other Renaissance composers commemorated in its text.
Violin Concerto No 4 in E; Overture (Suite) in Bflat (Burlesque); Flute and Violin Concerto in E minor
Rachel Brown (flute)
Lars Ulrich Mortensen
(harpsichord)
Collegium Musicum 90/ Simon Standage (violin)
Janacek Symphonic poem: Ballad ofBlanik Jenufa, Act II
