Maths: Binomials and Trigonometry
Paul Guinery presents
Radio 3's Sunday morning sequence, which includes new recordings of choral music from France and a Bohemian piano rarity.
7.02 Mozart Missa Brevis in G (K220)
Ruth Holton (soprano)
Charles Brett (countertenor) Andrew Tusa (tenor)
Henry Wickham (bass) Winchester College Quiristers
Amadi Orchestra, conductor Julian Smith
7.25 Poulenc Salve
Regina
BBC Singers, conductor Simon Joly
7.35 Brahms Symphony No 3 in F
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, conductor
Tamas Vasary
8.10 Dussek Piano
Sonata in D, Op 69 No 3 Frederick Marvin (piano)
8.30
Schmitt Mass , Op 103
Brindley Sherratt (bass) BBC Singers, conductor Simon Joly Andrew Parnell (organ) Producer Piers Burton-Page
Moeran Overture for a Masque - Ulster Orchestra, conductor Vernon Handley
9.13 Campion Never Weather-Beaten Sail - Michael Chance (countertenor) Christopher Wilson (lute)
9.15 Locke Music for His Majesties Sagbutts and Cornetts - His Majesties Sagbutts and Cornetts
9.25 Saint-Saens Le rouet d'Omphale - Paris Orchestra, conductor Pierre Dervaux
9.35 Schubert Gretchen am Spinnrade - Kathleen Ferrier (contralto) Phyllis Spurr (piano)
9.39 Mozart Symphony No 14 in A (K114) - Academy of St Martin/ Neville Marriner
9.56 attrib Bach Flute Sonata in E flat (BWV1031) - William Bennett (flute) George Malcolm (harpsichord)
10.07 Artist of the Week: Bernard Haitink
Vaughan Williams Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis - London Philharmonic Orchestra
10.24 Weber Konzertstuck in F minor - Alfred Brendel (piano) LSO/Claudio Abbado
10.42 arr Brahms Erlaube Mir; Wach Auf!; In stiller Nacht; Abschiedslied - Vienna Wirtschafts-Universitat Choir, conductor Johannes Prinz
10.51 Respighi The Fountains of Rome - Philadelphia Orchestra, conductor Eugene Ormandy
11.07 Composer of the Week: Scriabin
Etude in C sharp, Op 2 No 1 - Vladimir Horowitz (piano)
11.11 Pierne Introduction and Variations on a Popular Round - Paris Saxophone Quartet
11.19 arr Canteloube Pastorale; Lou Coucut (Chants d'Auvergne) - Victoria de Los Angeles (soprano) Lamoureux Concerts Orchestra, conductor Jean-Pierre Jacquillat
11.26 Bach Ricercar a 3 (Musical Offering) - Tatiana Nikolaeva (piano)
11.34 Kalinnikov Symphony No 1 in G minor - Scottish National Orchestra/Neeme Jarvi
(Discs)
Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, conductor
Kurt Masur
Schubert Symphony No 8 in B minor (Unfinished) Bruckner Symphony No 4 in E flat (Romantic)
Lindsay Quartet
Maurice Bourgue (oboe)
Britten Phantasy Quartet, Op 2; Metamorphoses after Ovid, Op 49
Powers String Quartet No 2 Bliss Oboe Quintet
James Levine conducts
Mahler's Symphony No 3 in a concert recorded at the Royal Festival Hall, London, earlier this month, with Christa Ludwig (mezzo) New London Children's
Choir
Philharmonia Chorus and Orchestra
Roy Porter 's guests are the historian Carlo Ginzburg , the scientist and proponent of "fuzzy thinking"
Bart Kosko and the accordionist
Sharon Shannon. Plus the best of the arts week. Producer Tim Dee
Schwanengesang
Robert Holl (baritone)
Rudolph Jansen (piano)
A film for radio by David Rudkin , with Richard Griffiths as Hitchcock and Michael Fitzgerald as the Camera.
1957: Alfred Hitchcock is busy crystallising images and ideas that will eventually become Vertigo and Psycho ... Thoughts, memories and obsessions haunt the film director and lead towards a frightening realisation about the meaning of his life's work.
...DOMINIC TAYLOR , STEVE NALLON Director Philip Martin
Mary Miller introduces the first performance of David Home's The Lie, recorded at last year's Northlands Festival in Caithness, and Sally Beamish Dances and Nocturnes.
Producer Hugh Macdonald
Presented by Brian Wright. Alessandro Scarlatti
La Giuditta
London Baroque, director Charles Medlam
First performed in Naples in 1693, Scarlatti's oratorio sets the story of the Israelite heroine Judith, from the Apocrypha. She rallies her besieged people, and brings about the bloody downfall of the enemy commander, Holofernes, through her plot of sexual deception.
Producers Graham Dixon and Tim Thorne
