Andrew Lyle presents music by Arvo Part ,
Britten, Mendelssohn and Boyce, and at
8.40* Berlioz Love scene
(Romeo et Juliette)
Tchaikovsky Peter Franklin introduces music from the latter part of Tchaikovsky's life.
5:1892-3
The Nutcracker (excerpts) Philharmonia conductor
Michael Tilson Thomas
Symphony No 6 in B minor (Pathetique)
BBC SO, conductor Andrew Davis
Records
Vivaldi Concerto in Dfor four violins and strings (RV549)
Tafelmusik, conductor Jeanne Lamon (violin)
10.08 Bach French Suite
No 5 in G (BWV 816)
Robert Woolley (h'chord)
10.30
Charpentier Magnificat pour le Port Royal
Greta de Reyghere,
Isabelle Poulenard and Jill Feldman (sopranos) Capella Ricercar
10.42 Beethoven
Romance No 1 in G, Op 40 Itzhak Perlman (violin) Berlin PO. conductor Daniel Barenboim
10.50 Poulenc Gloria
Norma Burrowes (soprano) City of Birmingham SO and chorus, conductor Louis Fremaux
conductor
Yan Pascal Tortelier
Timothy Hugh (cello) Paul Tortelier
Fanfare for Lancaster Mendelssohn
Overture: The Hebrides
(Fingal's Cave)
Elgar Cello Concerto in E minor
Hindemith
Suite: Nobilissima Visione
Beethoven Symphony No 8 in F
Raphael Ensemble
Dvorak String Quintet in E flat. Op 97 Bridge Sextet
Swiss Youth Symphony Orchestra conductor Andreas Delfs
Weill Kleine Dreigroschenmusik Britten Variations on a theme of Frank Bridge Shostakovich
Symphony No 5
Chris de Souza learns something of the vihuela, the chitarrone and the lute with Nigel North and his former pupil
Paula Chateauneuf. Music by, among others.
Valderrabano.
John Johnson and Francesco Corbetta.
David Owen Norris with music, news and a look forward to the weekend.
Producer Andrew Mussett
Live from the Royal Albert Hall, London.
Tatyana Nikolaeva (piano)
Sarah Reese (soprano)
Laverne Williams (mezzo-soprano)
Anthony Rolfe Johnson (tenor)
Willard White (bass)
BBC Singers
BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus conductor Andrew Davis
Bach Concerto in D minor (BWV 1052)
Tatyana Nikolaeva, who has been described as "one of the few living pianists able to illuminate the abstract spirituality of Bach", makes her Proms debut with this work.
7.55 A Child for All Time?
Michael Oliver investigates the enduring appeal of Tippett's oratorio. Inspired by prewar German repression of the Jews, and written during the most fearful days of the Second World War, it is modelled both on the Bach Passions and on Handel's Messiah, and stands as an icon of the age: a moving and compassionate plea for all suffering humanity, expressed through the music of searing emotional intensity.
8.15 Tippett A Child of our Time
5: Still the West.
In the final instalment of his literary journey across the USA,
Timothy O'Grady meets the young novelist Walter Kim in Montana, wilderness and last refuge of pioneers, environmentalists,
Hollywood stars and literary cowboys. Is this still the frontier?
Series producer Noah Richler (A series of readings begins tomorrow at 10.40pm)
(piano)
Mozart Fantasia in C minor (K475)
Beethoven Sonata in E flat, Op 31 No 3
Ravel Sérénade grotesque; Prélude in A minor; A la maniere de Borodin; A la manière de Chabrier; Menuet sur le nom d'Haydn; Menuet antique; Valses nobles et sentimentales; Sonatine
Darius Milhaud Suite Française
La Cheminée du Roi René Le Printemps
Symphony No 8 in D (Rhodanienne)
