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7.05 Rossini/Britten Soirées Musicales
National Philharmonic
Orchestra, conductor
Richard Bonynge
7.19 Telemann Concerto in A minor
Chandos Baroque Players
7.32 Mozart Piano
Concerto No 9 in E flat
(Jeunehomme) (K271) Myra Hess (piano) Perpignan Festival Orchestra, conductor
Pablo Casals
8.05 Tallis Loquebantur variis linguis
Tallis Scholars, conductor
Peter Phillips
8.20 Dyson Rhapsody No 1 Divertimenti
8.40 Brahms Variations on a Theme of Haydn
Philadelphia Orchestra, conductor Riccardo Muti
Discs
Introduced by Simon Heighes.
A Night at the Theatre
Arne Rise, Glory, Rise
Lampe Pretty Warblers
Ame By the rushy- fringed bank
Brightest Lady
Boyce Fill with cooling juice the bowl
The Shepherd's Lottery Stanley Arcadia (excerpt)
Dibdin The Grenadier
Discs
with Piers Burton-Page . Into His Gates
Today's psalm setting is by Vaughan Williams , performed by Artists of the week:
Corydon Singers conductor Matthew Best
10.25 Bartok Concerto for Orchestra
BBC Symphony Orchestra, conductor Andrew Davis
11.00 Britten Cantata: St Nicholas , Op 42
Soloists and Choirs conductor Matthew Best
The Trio Sonnerie recorded at this year's York Early Music Festival.
Continuing the series of highlights from this year's Conference of the World
Association of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles, held in July in Valencia.
Presented by Frank Renton. Carlos Surinach Bulerias
(Ritmo Jondo)
Meadows Wind Ensemble of Southern Methodist
University, Dallas, conductor Jack Delaney
T Majlma Rainbow over the Sea
Hamamatsu Community Band, conductor Takeo Fukamachi
Warren Benson Shadow Wood: Six Poems of Tennessee Williams
Virginia Dupuy (mezzo)
Meadows Wind Ensemble of Southern Methodist
University, Dallas, conductor Jack Delaney Hugo Alfven Funeral March, Op 24
Schoenberg Theme and Variations, Op 42a Stockholm Transport
Band/Patrick Ringborg Producer Paul Htndmarsh
Gerard McBurney introduces the first of two concerts featuring the music of Alfred Schnittke , alongside companion pieces chosen by Schnittke himself. Borodin Quartet
Ludmilla Berlinsky (piano) Mozart String Quartet in D minor (K421)
Shostakovich String Quartet No 1, Op 49
2.50 Gerard McBurney talks about the way
Schnittke's friendship with particular performers has influenced his music.
3.10 Schnittke Piano
Quintet
BBC National Orchestra of Wales conductor Tadaaki Otaka
Olivier Charlier (violin) Beethoven Overture:
Leonora No 3
Mendelssohn Violin
Concerto in E minor
Sibelius Symphony No 1 in E minor
Lyn Davies with music, news and arts events from
Cardiff, including at 5.30 an interview with Donald Maxwell
, and at
6.30 Beethoven Piano
Concerto No 2 in B flat
Producer Gwawr Owen
from Studio 1.
Haffner Wind
Ensemble/Nicholas Daniel Mozart , arr Weigert
Fantasie in F minor
(K608)
Relcha Andante for Cor
Anglais
Poulenc Sonata for Two
Clarinets
Francaix Quintet No 2
8.10 The Building of the House
Chris Wines explores
Britten's career at the Old
Mill, a converted windmill in Snape, Suffolk, which was the composer's home between 1938 and 1947. 8.30 Britten Two
Movements for Wind
Sextet (first broadcast performance)
Pavel Haas Wind Quintet, Op 10
Janacek Mladi
Ivan Hewett looks at some musical issues.
2: Endings
The Dreams by Barry Bermange.
An invention for radio: people talking about recurring elements in their dreams; ethereal electronic sounds. This experimental radio piece was first broadcast on the Third Programme in 1964. It is introduced by Mark Russell in conversation with Barry Bermange.
Highlights from the Cheltenham Literary
Festival debate on the motion that, "This world would be a better place if the 1960s had never happened". Presented by Humphrey Carpenter. Producer Mike Greenwood
BBC National Orchestra of Wales conductor Barry Wordsworth Martin Roscoe (piano)
Ravel Pavane pour une infante défunte
Salnt-Saëns Piano
Concerto No 2 in G minor, Op 22
Debussy, orch Ravel Danse (Tarantelle styrienne)
Bliss Suite: Things to Come
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