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7.05 William Lawes
Fantasia-Suite No 8 in D
London Baroque
7.20 Howells Three
Pieces, Op 28
Paul Barritt (violin)
Catherine Edwards (piano)
7.32 Berlioz Overture:
Beatrice and Benedict
London Symphony
Orchestra, conductor Andre Previn
8.05 Liszt
Mephisto Waltz No 1 Earl Wild (piano)
8.22
Liadov Kikimora , Op 63
Kirov Orchestra, conductor Valery Gergiev
8.46 Telemann Quartet in G (Tafelmusik)
Amsterdam Baroque Soloists, conductor
Ton Koopman Discs
Presented by Gillean McDougall. Schumann
Andante and Variations, Op 46
Anthony and Joseph Paratore (pianos)
Schumann, orch Mahler Symphony No 2 in C Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Aldo Ceccato
Schumann, arr Debussy
Canonic Studies, Op 56 Bracha Eden and Alexander Tamir (pianos)
Presented by Piers Burton -Page.
Mompou Musica callada (Vol2) Josep Colom (piano)
10.14 Jongen
Introduction and Dance
Roger Chase (viola) Ian Ball (piano)
10.22 Artist of the Week: Erich Kleiber (conductor) Josef Strauss
Waltz: Village Swallows Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
10.31 Jon Lelfs
Four Pieces, Op 2
Om Magnusson (piano)
10.48
Mozart Divertimento in E flat
(K563)
Jascha Heifetz (violin)
William Primrose (viola)
Emmanuel Feuermann (cello)
11.32 Komgold Violin Concerto
Stephen Bryant (violin)
BBC Symphony Orchestra, conductor
Jan Latham-Koenig
Viejo Mundo Nuevo
Helen Garrison introduces
Renaissance and baroque music from Latin America, performed by the Venezuelan ensemble
Camerata de Caracas at a recent Purcell Room concert.
BBC Symphony Orchestra conductor Nicholas Cleobury Dvorak Scherzo Capriccioso
Janacek Lachian Dances
Elgar
Imperial March; The Wand of Youth
(excerpts)
2.00 First Steps in Drama
2.15 Letterbox
2.25 Time to Move
2.45 Le Club
(soprano)
Geoffrey Govier (fortepiano) Schumann
Five Songs, Op 40 Die Soldatenbraut
Das Verlassene Magdlein Five Poems of Queen Mary Stuart , Op 135
Schubert Gretchen am Sprinnrade Ganymed Geheimes
Heidenrdslein
conductor James Loughran Barry Douglas (piano) Haydn
Symphony No 27 in G Beethoven
Piano Concerto No 2 in B flat
Shostakovich
Symphony No 1
Tommy Pearson takes a snapshot of the first National Tuba and Euphonium Conference, held earlier this year at the Birmingham Conservatoire. He talks to players young and old, and also to the brains behind the event,
Stephen Mead.
Producer Christina Pritchard
Music and arts stories from
Manchester with Mairi
Nicolson whose studio guest is Vemon Handley.
5.16 Britten The Spider and the Fy (Johnson over Jordan)
6.03 Orff Carmina
Burana (excerpt)
7.02 Verdi Sanctus
(Requiem)
Producer Paul Hindmarsh
The French violinist
Stephane Grappelli is still touring the world at the age of 86. His work with Django Reinhardt in the 30s gave birth to European hot swing jazz, and in the 70s his recordings with Yehudi Menuhin gave him a whole new audience.
Miles Kington introduces a recording of the concert he gave in the Forum, Bath, two weeks ago, when he was accompanied by Marc Fosset (guitar) and Jean Phillippe Viret (double bass).
During the interval, Grappelli talks to Miles Kington about his long career. Producer Derek Drescher
(John Surman 's 50th Birthday
Concert from the Bath Festival is on 9 July)
A four-part series on cinema music.
2: Paying the Piper
"It's always pain, you need diplomacy," says Maurice Jarre. Philip Dodd finds out what compromises composers have to make when working for music's greatest patron - the cinema.
BBC National Orchestra of Wales conductor Tadaaki Otaka
Walton Symphony No 1
from the Stradivarium hands-on music and sound centre in Bristol. Conducted by Christopher Cook. Producer Neil Trevithick
BBC Concert Orchestra conductor Jane Glover
Judith Howarth (soprano) Mozart
Symphony No 32 in G Schubert
Symphony No 3 in D Strauss
Final Scene: Capriccio
1.00 As broadcast 2.0&3.00pm
2.00 Word Games
