Mozart Oboe Concerto in C(K314)
7.21 CPE Bach
Symphony in B minor (Wq 182 No 5)
7.32 Francois Devienne Bassoon Sonata, Op 24 No
7.42
Kraus Riksdagsmarsch
7.46 Gossec
Symphony in D, Op 3 No 6
8.03 Philidor Quartet in G (L’Art du Modulation)
8.16 Michael Haydn Horn Concerto in D
8.32 Mozart
Piano Concerto No 23 in A
(K488) Records
Offenbach
3: Myths and Legends
Prelude; Hello I'm Public Opinion (Orphée aux Enfers)
Sally Burgess (soprano) English National Opera Orchestra/Mark Elder La Belle Helene (Act 1, part 2)
Toulouse Capitole Chorus and Orchestra/ Michel Plesson
Overture: Barbe-Bleu
Philharmonia Orchestra/ Neville Marriner
Choeur du Palanquin; Légende de Barbe-Bleu (Barbe-Bleu)
Chorus and Orchestra of Radio France/Jean Doussard Orphée aux Enfers (Act 4)
Toulouse Capitole Chorus and Orchestra/
Michel Plasson. Records
Presented by Susan Sharpe. Music chosen by young performers who took part in last month's Schools Proms.
Records
Dittersdorf String
Quartet No 5 in Eflat
Mozart String Quartet in G (K387)
Critics' Choice 1992
When Elgar was 70 in 1927, the Gramophone Company offered him a new contract for the term of his life. This week, Malcolm Ruthven introduces one of the earliest recordings made under these new terms, the Cello Concerto played by Beatrice Harrison.
live from The Abbey Church, Tewkesbury,
Gloucestershire, sung by the Exon Singers.
Introit: Vocem jucunditatis annuntiate (Willaert);
Responses: (Byrd); Psalms 147-150 (Stanford,
Attwood, Stanford);
Lessons (RSV): Isaiah 59, vv 15b-end;John 12, vv 34-end; Canticles: Jesus
College Service (Mathias); Anthem: Pastores loquebantur (Guerrero);
Hymn: Christ, whose glory fills the skies (Ministres de l'eternel); Organ voluntary: Toccata (Pott). Director of Music Christopher Tolley. Organist Andrew Lumsden.
5: The Nature of Sacrifice Extracts from La Traviata, with voices including Callas, Ponselle, de los
Angeles, Studer and Scotto.
Chopin Barcarolle , Op 6a, Impromptus: No 1 in A flat, Op 29; No 2 in F sharp, Op 36; No 3 in G flat, Op 51;
Fantaisie-Impromptu in C sharp minor, Op 66;
Preludes, Op 28: Nos 6, 7 and 15; Ballade No 3 in A flat, Op 47
Murray Perahia (piano) Records
Series producer Sile 0' Modhrain
7: Oleg Kagan
In the last of seven programmes,
Gerard McBumey looks at the life and recorded legacy of the remarkable violinist whose career was tragically cut short when he died in 1990 at the age of forty-four. Producer Jane Walker
The third of four concerts by the St Petersburg
Philharmonic Orchestra/ Yuri Temirkanov
Symphony No 1 in G minor (Winter Daydreams) Symphony No 4 in F minor (Final programme New Year's Day 7.30pm)
The first of two Gothic tales written and narrated by Patrick McGrath. Producer Duncan Minshull
A sequence for
Christmastide with music by Herbert Howells to mark the end of his centenary year, and poetry and prose by Laurie Lee , recorded in Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire. Laurie Lee and Andrew Wincott (readers)
Aldwyn Consort of Voices director Andrew Sackett
Malcolm Archer (organ)
(piano)
Khachaturian Children's
Album (Book II)
Robert Cushman presents a personal view of musicals. 5: Marriage to Myth:
Stephen Sondheim (Final programme tomorrow)
The second of two recitals by Ruth Waterman (violin) and Moray Ritt (piano) Sonata No 2 in A
(BWV 1015); Sonata No 5 in F minor (BWV 1018); Sonata No 6 in G
(BWV 1019)
