One-one and Composite Functions
Music, news, weather and arts news with Piers Burton-Page , including:
7.00 Bartok
Romanian Folk Dances
Orpheus CO
7.35 Couperin
Concert Royal No 1 in G Trio Sonnerie
8.15 Janacek
Violin Concerto
Christian Tetzlaff (violin) Royal Liverpool PO/ Libor Pesek
8.35 Haydn
Symphony No 35 in Bflat L'Estro Armonico/
Derek Solomons. Discs
Beethoven
Presented by John Thomley. Der Kuss
Fritz Wunderlich (tenor) Hubert Giesen (piano)
Three Bagatelles, Op Nos 9-11
Artur Schnabel (piano) (1938 recording)
String Quartet in A minor, Op
Budapest Quartet
Bagatelle in Eflat, Op No
Artur Schnabel (piano) (1937 recording). Discs
Britten
An American Overture
CBSO/Simon Rattle
10.12 Gershwin
The George Gershwin Song Book (Nos 1-8)
Angela Brownridge (piano)
10.21
Bernstein Chichester Psalms
James Bowman (countertenor)
Osian Ellis (harp)
David Corkhill (percussion) Choir of King's College
Cambridge/Philip Ledger
10.39 Barber
Adagio for Strings
Langham CO/Leo Brouwer
10.48 Padilla
Salve Regina
Westminster Cathedral
Choir/James O'Donnell
10.57 Cabanilles Batalla
No I in the 5th tone
Guy Bovet (organ)
11.04 Leo Brouwer
Retratos Catalans
Roberto Aussel (guitar) Langham CO/ Frank Shipway
11.23 Delius
Two Unaccompanied Part Songs
Cambridge Singers/ John Rutter
11.28 Gershwin
The George Gershwin Song Book (Nos 9-16) Angela Brownridge (piano)
11.38 Howard Brubeck Dialogues for jazz combo and orchestra
Dave Brubeck Quartet New York PO/
Leonard Bernstein
Lyndon Jenkins introduces the second of two programmes featuring rediscovered recordings of the six concertos made in 1947 by the Boyd Neel Orchestra, and talks to some of the outstanding players involved. including Kathleen Long , Frederick Grinke and Gareth Morris.
Bach
Brandenburg Concertos:
No 3 in G; No 4 in G; No .5 in D. Discs
by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht.
"Do it!" is the motto of the city of Mahagonny, and there's only one capital offence poverty. Sung in German.
Chorus of the Grand
Theatre, Geneva
Suisse Romande Orchestra conductor Jeffrey Tate
Music, news and arts news with Jeremy Nicholas. Producer Andrew Mussett
conductor Dmitri Kitaenko
Joshua Bell (violin)
Tchaikovsky Festival Overture on the Danish
National Anthem
Violin Concerto in D
Symphony No I in G minor (Winter Daydreams) (Given in the Usher Hall,
Edinburgh, during the Edinburgh International Festival in association with the Dunard
Fund and the Danish Institute)
In New York in the twenties, the Brill building and the surrounding area of 42nd Street was the place to go for budding writers of songs or lyrics. Here, the cacophony of honky-tonk pianos clattered out of open windows and won the area the nickname of Tin Pan Alley. Writers and publishers who were there at the time recall the excitement and the music of the era and its influence on the following decades. Producer Andrew Blackman
Debussy Pour les octaves (Studies, Bk I)
Bartok Suite , Op 14
Chopin Sonata No 3 in B minor, Op 58
On the enduring lure of the pastoral. Somewhere, somehow, in distant pasts and futures lie golden ages. Dr Roy Porter muses with historians, tribalists and cyberpunks.
Producer Matt Thompson
The second of three programmes.
Anja van Wijk (mezzo)
Ruud van der Meer (bar) Rudolf Jansen (piano)
Noel des jouets: Histoires naturelles; Vocalise-étude en forme de Habanera; Les grands vents venus d'outremer, Sur I'herbe; Tripatos; Chants populaires; Trois poemes de Stéphane Mallarmé
Except in Scotland. As broadcast today 9.15-9.35 am and 1.05-
1.45 pm on Radio 5
German 14-16:
Schalt mal em! (3 & 4)
