Friedrich Kuhlau
Overture: Lulu
Danish Radio SO/
Michael Schonwandt
7.07 Weber Symphony No 2 in C: Academy of St
Martin/Neville Marriner
7.35 Berlioz
Overture: Les francs-juges: London Symphony
Orchestra/Colin Davis
7.47 Chausson
Poème
Ginette Neveu (violin)
Philharmonia Orchestra/ Issay Dobrowen (Mono)
8.03 Debussy Iberia (Images) London
Symphony Orchestra/ Andre Previn
Producer Peter Tanner
Records
director Peter Holman
Consort music by John Jenkins (b. 1592), Thomas Baltzar ,
Matthew Locke and Henry Purcell.
with Richard Osborne.
Record Review
Building a Library: Vaughan Williams's Symphony No 6 by Michael Kennedy.
Graham Sadler reviews new discs of French and German baroque vocal music.
10.40 Record Release
Tracks from the Kronos
Quartet's latest disc, Sounds of Africa
10.52
Mondonville Titon et L 'Aurore (excerpt) Soloists; Francoise Herr Vocal Ensemble
Les Musiciens du
Louvre/Marc Minkowski
11.28
Howard Skempton Lento: BBC SO/
Mark Wigglesworth
11.42 Michael Kennedy introduces the first box of EMI's long awaited Elgar Edition
12.03 Elgar Symphony
No 2: LSO/The Composer (1927, Mono)
Producers Nick Morgan and Clive Portbury. Records
(Record Review is repeated on Thursday at 2.00pm)
Scientists and mathematicians reveal how a favourite fact about the universe has for ever changed their view of it. Professor
Sir Hans Kornberg , the biochemist, on C6 + C2 = 2 x C4 Producer Matt Thompson
Lukas Hagen and Rainer Schmidt (violins) Veronika Hagen (viola) Clemens Hagen (cello)
Haydn Quartet in C, Op 20 No 2
Beethoven Quartet in G, Op 18 No
conductor
Yuri Temirkanov
Eliso Virsaladze (piano)
Musorgsky Dawn on the Moscow River
(Khovanshchina) Prokofiev Piano
Concerto No 3 in C, Op 26 Shostakovich Symphony No 6 in B minor, Op 54
Septet in E flat
Consortium Classicum
Record
A 20th-century Voice My Dear Jimmy ...
In the final programme in the series, James Bowman talks to Brian Kay about singing the music of Benjamin Britten. With music by Britten,
Purcell, Alan Ridout and Geoffrey Burgon and thoughts from Dr Donald Mitchell ,
John Copley , Dame Janet Baker and Geoffrey Burgon.
Series producer Sarah Devonald
with Geoffrey Smith. Producer Ray Abbott
with Christopher Cook. Reviews: Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Dusty Hughes's A Slip of the Tongue, the new German film Europa
Europa, and Patagonia, a new performance by the Welsh company Brith Gof. Opinions: Julia Pascal , Philip Brady. Features: Journalism in the new
Eastern Europe; and does
English language writing in Wales live under the shadow of Dylan Thomas ? Producers Nick Ware and Tim Dee
This evening's performance of Britten's three-act opera, from Glyndebourne.
Glyndeboume Festival Chorus; London PO conductor Andrew Davis
Act
7.35 Rather Odd Poets.... The starting point of Britten's Peter Grimes was a talk on the poet George Crabbe given in 1941 by E M Forster. Valentine
Cunningham introduces and talks about that archive recording.
7.55 Act 2
8.50 Ivan Hewitt talks to
Chris de Souza about tonight's production and past interpretations.
9.05 Act 3
An evocation of downtown Tokyo one hundred years ago. Readers: Jim Norton , Togo Igawa and Sayoko Inaba. Written by Stephen Henry Gill.
Producer Piers Plowright
(piano)
Mozart Rondo in A minor (K511)
Brahms Four Pieces, Op 119
Kenins Sonata No 1 (1961)
conductor David Coleman
Ruriko Tsukahara (violin) Beethoven Leonora
Overture No 1
Glazunov Violin Concerto in A minor, Op 82
Smetana Polka, Furiant and Dance of the Comedians (The Bartered Bride)
Cantata No 51: Jauchzet Gott in alien
Landen Emma Kirkby (soprano)
English Baroque Soloists/ John Eliot Gardiner Record
