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7.05 Grieg Holberg Suite Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra/Neeme Jarvi
7.26 Mendelssohn Song without Words (Book 7 No 41)
Victoria Postnikova (piano)
7.32 Buxtehude
Trio Sonata in B flat, Op 1N04
Trio Sonnerie
8.05 Beethoven Overture:
Fidelio
Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra/Claudio Abbado
8.25 Puccini E lucevan le stelle (Tosca)
Placido Domingo (tenor) Philharmonia
Orchestra/James Levine
8.32 Couperln Concert Royale No
Robert Claire and Janet See
(flutes)
Davitt Moroney (harpsichord)
Jaap ter Linden (viola da gamba) Discs
Presented by John Amis .
Ireland Ballade of London
Nights
Anthony Goldstone (piano) Rawsthome Ballet Suite:
Madame Chrysanthème Pro Arte Orchestra, conducted by The Composer Symphony No 2 (Pastoral) V Ivanova (soprano)
USSR State Symphony
Orchestra, conducted by The Composer
Ireland Symphonic
Rhapsody: Mai-Dun London Philharmonic
Orchestra/Thomson
with Mairi Nicolson from
Manchester.
John Foulds April-
England, Op 48 No 1 London Philharmonic
Orchestra, conductor
Barry Wordsworth
10.08 Mahler Liedereines
Fahrenden Gesellen
Janet Baker (mezzo)
Halle Orchestra, conductor
John Barbirolli
10.27 Britten Hymn to St Cecilia
Britten Singers, conductor Stephen Wilkinson
10.38 Artist of the Week: John Ogdon (piano) Rawsthome Four
Bagatelles
Ogdon Piano Sonata No 8 (after Boris)
John McCabe Three
Impromptus
11.11 John Casken
Clarion Sea
Fine Arts Brass
11.25 Grieg Symphony in C minor
BBC Philharmonic, conductor Jun'ichi Hirokami
Second of two programmes featuring the string quartets of Smetana. Skampa Quartet
Beethoven String Quartet in G, Op 18 No
Smetana String Quartet No 2 in D minor
The three-act opera by Saint-Saens on the Old Testament story of Samson's faith in God and his lust for Delilah. Sung in French. Presented by Clive Bennett.
[Cast] and Flanders Opera Chorus and Symphony Orchestra, conductor Imre Pallo
Mahler, arrSchnittke Piano Quartet in A minor
Hallgrlmsson Intarsia
Elliott Carter Eight Etudes and a Fantasy
Johann Strauss (son), arr Schoenberg Emperor Waltz
Byte the Music
The synthesised voice of the Dalek in Doctor Who was created in the early days of electronic music. Mike Edwards looks at the dying art of creating synthesized sounds from scratch and investigates the limits of the newest technology. FACTSHEET/COMPETITION: see tomorrow for details
Music, news and arts stories with David Owen
Norris from Birmingham, including an interview with composer Trevor Hold.
5.30 Martlnu
Cello Sonata No 1
6.35 Gershwin, arr Bennett Porgy and Bess - a symphonic picture
7.00 Haydn
Piano Sonata in A
(HXVI26)
Producer Jeremy Hayes
from the Royal
Festival Hall, London.
The first of two concerts of British music. conductor Andrew Davis
Peter Donohoe (piano) Willard White (baritone) BBC Symphony Chorus Wooburn Singers
Mark Anthony Tumage
Momentum Tippett Piano Concerto
8.20 Big Brother and the Whirlpool
Peter Hill discovers how
George Orwell 's classic novel 1984 was nearly never completed.
8.40 Walton Belshazzar's Feast
Today, David Owen Norris discovers the musical bete noire of the baritone David Wilson-Johnson
, which happens to be a work he's sung in several times.
(Final programme tomorrow 9.25pm)
(piano)
Gubaldullna Chiaccona Scriabin Piano Sonata No
3 in F sharp minor
Tony Palmer reviews Steven Spielberg 's Schindler's List. And Brecht's Life of Galileo is revived by David Hare. Producer Julian May
Another Kind of Partner lain Burnside looks at a handful of great pianists who have shared their art, and the limelight, with some of the most famous singers of their time. The pianists include Glenn Gould ,
Edwin Fischer , Sviatoslav Richter , Alfred Brendel , Alfred Cortot and Daniel Barenboim.
Producer Adam Gatehouse
