The Second Reform Act
Presented by Andrew MacGregor , including a chance to win tickets for a Mahler Prom, and at approximately
7.05 Moeran Rhapsody No 1 in F
7.20 Schubert Andantino
Varie, Op 84 No 1
7.32 Monteverdi Magnificat a 7 (Vespers, 1610)
8.05 Bernstein Mambo
(West Side Story)
8.20 Bach Prelude and Fugue in A minor (BWV 543)
8.33 Amy Beach Piano
Quintet in F sharp, Op 67 Editor Andrew Lyle Discs
(1809-1847)
David Owen Norris explores the composer's chamber music.
String Quartet in F minor, Op 80
Cherubini Quartet
Piano Trio in C minor,
Op 66
Israel Piano Trio
Producer Christina Pritchard
From Cardiff, presented by Nicola Heywood Thomas. Beethoven Overture:
Coriolan
10.05 Prom Artist of the Week: Yvonne Kenny (soprano)
Stravinsky Se tu m'ami (Pulcinella)
10.10 Ravel Daphnis and Chloe: Suite No 2
10.30 Mozart Exsultate , jubilate (K165)
10.45 Massenet
Méditation (Thais) Producer Gwawr Owen
From the Queen's Hall, Edinburgh.
The Russian soprano
Galina Gorchakova and pianist Larissa Gergieva perform songs by Glazunov, Taneyev, Grechaninov,
Rubinstein, Arensky and Cui. Including 11.50-12.10 Brian Morton explores the musical side of the festival.
With Paul Guinery.
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Arthur Benjamin A Tale of Two Cities
Roderic Dunnett presents excerpts from this explosive opera based on Charles Dickens 's dramatic tale of the French Revolution.
Scottish Opera Chorus
BBC Scottish SO, conductor
Anne Manson
Producer Tim Thorne
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra conductor Richard Bernas
Alan Feinberg (piano) Copland Music for the Theatre
Roger Sessions Piano Concerto
Ives Symphony No 2
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Today, Korean violinist
Kyung-Wha Chung voices her opinion on British music. Producer Susan Kenyon
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A programme of British music played by Gillian Weir on the organ of St Paul's Cathedral, London.
Orr Toccata alia marcia
Leighton Veni creator spiritus
Herschel Hill Toccata eroica
Healey Willan Introduction, Passacaglia and Fugue in E flat minor
In the second of six programmes in which Brian Morton examines the jazz scene in the Third Reich, he looks at the Nazi leaders' attempts to condemn the music as "non-Aryan" and "degenerate". Their policies had a devastating effect on jazz players.
A Gleneagle production
Another Byte
Mike Edwards examines the expanding role of computer technology in music.
A Track Record production Rpt
Jeremy Nicholas presents a collection of carnival-inspired works.
Berlioz Overture: Carnaval romain
6.03 Telemann Concerto in A (Tafelmusik)
6.30 Schumann
Faschingsschwank aus Wien Producer Peter Thresh
Live. From the Royal Albert Hall, London.
In its annual visit to the Proms, Glyndebourne Festival Opera presents the extraordinary story of Emilia Marty, aged 337.
Janacek The Makropoulos Case
Glyndebourne Chorus LPO/Andrew Davis
Acts 1 and 2
8.40 The James Naughtie Interview
An interview with conductor Andrew Davis.
9.00 Act 3
In 1936, W H Auden and Louis MacNeice travelled around Iceland where they wrote Letters from Iceland.
1:Landscape
In the first of five programmes,
Simon Armitage and Glyn Maxwell follow in the footsteps of their poetic heroes. From Geysir to Surtsey with geologist Dr Pall Einersson. Rpt
Next programme tomorrow 9.35pm
Symphony No 2 in 0 Martin Roscoe and Ronan
O'Hora (pianos)
Symphony No 3 Wednesday
10.00pm
Robert Sandall and Mark
Russell report from the Real World recording week, for which musicians from around the world gathered in Peter Gabriel 's studios. Producer Philip Tagney
Leland Chen (violin)
John Lenehan (piano)
Beethoven Violin Sonata in C minor, Op 30 No 2 Basch Poeme
Wieniawski Variations on an original theme
Repeated tomorrow at 12 noon
