Rossini Overture: Il Barbiere di Siviglia
7.08 Haydn Symphony No 75 in D - BBC Philharmonic/Jerzy Maksymiuk
7.30 Respighi Fontane di Roma
7.47 Tchaikovsky Marche slave - BBC Philharmonic/Downes
7.57 Stravinsky Suite: Pulcinella - BBC SO/Gunter Wand
8.18 Khachaturian Violin Concerto - Edith Peinemann (violin) BBC Philharmonic/Jerzy Maksymiuk
George Lloyd
Overture: John Socman
9.11 Vivaldi
Concerto in C (R V558)
9.22 Delius To be sung of a Summer Night on the Water
9.29 Composer of the Week preview: Schumann Toccata in C, Op 7
9.36 Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending
9.50 Artist of the Week:
Haken Hardenberger
Bachjauchzet Gott in alien Landen (Cantata No 51)
9.55 Turina
Danza Fantastica No 1
10.03 Schubert, arr
Prokofiev Waltz Suite
10.13 Ravel
Ballet: Ma mère Voye
10.41 Waldteufel
I'luie d'étoiles
10.47 Bach
Wachet Auf (BWV 645)
10.58 Warlock
An Old Song
11.06 Alkan
March No 1, Op 40
11.19 Virgil Thomson At the Beach
11.24 Beethoven
Symphony No 5 in C minor
Introduced by Christopher Page. Richard Boothby and William Hunt of Fretwork and the lutenist Christopher Wilson talk about the viol and lute in medieval and Renaissance music. Producer Kate Bolton
Leslie Forbes joins an Inca potato feast.
Producer David Perry
conductor Takuo Yuasa
Alexander Baillie (cello) Lyell Cresswell Ylur Elgar
Cello Concerto in E minor
Beethoven Symphony No 3 in Eflat (Eroica)
with Roger Bigley (viola) Ireland String Quartet No 1 in D minor
Vaughan Williams Phantasy Quintet
Robert Simpson String Quintet
(piano)
Glinka Variations on a Theme of Bellini Schubert Four
Impromptus (D935)
Alexander Goehr at 60
The last of three conversations between the composer and Stephen Plaistow.
"I do find it attractive to take on projects which will necessarily spread over a long time and which are in some sense collections. I feel comfortable with this because it removes me from the hurly-burly of beginning and ending pieces. There's no pleasure in beginning pieces and, heaven knows, there's no pleasure in ending them. Where one wants to be is in the middle."
('Sing. Ariel" Tuesday at 9.50pm)
live from the chapel of St John's College, Cambridge. Canite tuba (Palestrina); Hymn: Hail to the Lord's Anointed!; First Lesson:
Ezekiel 36, vv 22-28: Adam lay ybounden (Warlock); The Apple Tree (Poston): Second Lesson: Romans
13, vv 8-14; Come ye and let us go up (Naylor); A Spotless Rose (Howells);
The Holly and the Ivy (arr Walford Davies ); Third Lesson: Isaiah 9, vv 2-7;
'Twas in the year that King Uzziah died (Benjamin);
Fourth Lesson: Luke 4, vv 14-21; Hymn: On Jordan's Bank: I Sing of a Maiden (Bax): Fifth Lesson; Mark 8, w 31-38; Tomorrow shall be my dancing day (Holst); Sixth Lesson: Philippians 2, vv 5-13:
Hymn: Thy Kingdom come, on bended knee; 0 magnum mysterium (Poulenc); Ding Dong ! Merrily on high (arr
Wood); Seventh Lesson: Isaiah 40, vv 1-10;
Magnificat in G (Stanford): Eighth Lesson: John 1. vv 19-29; Benedicamus domino (Warlock); Hymn: 0 come all ye faithful; Organ Voluntary: Le monde dans l'attente du
Sauveur (Dupre). Director of Music
Christopher Robinson. Organ student Philip Scriven.
live from the Scandinavian festival at Barbican Hall, London. A concert series featuring the complete cycle of Sibelius symphonies, conducted by Sir Colin Davis , including the early Kullervo Svmphonx.
Sibelius Tapiola , Op 112 Symphony No 6 in 1) minor
8.20 Philip Coad explores the history of Sibelius's
Fifth Symphony with the help of the composer's letters and diaries.
8.40 Sibelius Symphony No 5 in Eflat
The Art of Success
First presented in 1986 by the Royal Shakespeare Company, Nick Dear 's play, winner of the John Whiting Award , traces the life, scabrous times and scatalogical imagination of the newly wed 18th-century artist and engraver William Hogarth as he mingles with playwrights, prostitutes, powerful politicians and a condemned murderess.
Director Richard Wortley
Norgard at 60
Peter Paul Nash interviews leading Danish composer
Per Norgard and introduces some recent pieces.
Night Symphonies, Day
Breaks: King, Queen and Ace Arhus Sinfonietta/ Elgar Howarth
