Educating Immigrants: A Dutch View

Dvorak Two Waltzes, Op 54 Stamitz Quartet
7.09 Suk Songs, Op 15 Nos 1-6
Prague Chamber Choir, conductor Josef Pancik
7.20 Novak Lady Godiva Brno State PO, conductor
Jaroslav Vogel
7.37 Hummel Introduction,
Theme and Variations in F,
Op 102
Pierre Feit (oboe)
Bamberg SO, conductor Martin Turnovsky
7.51 Glazunov Concert
Waltz No 1
Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Yevgeni Svetlanov
8.01 Trad Two Russian Folk
Songs
Moscow Chamber Choir, conductor Gennadi
Dmytriak
8.07 Shostakovich
Preludes and Fugues, Op 87 Nos 1 and 2 Tatiana Nikolaeva (piano)
8.15 Vivaldi Concerto in G minor (RV 576) Virtuosi Saxoniae , conductor Ludwig Guttler
8.28 Boccherini, arr
Vandenbroek Quartet in E flat (G263/1)
Consortium Classicum
8.40 Elgar Overture: In the South (Alassio)
Bournemouth SO/ Constantin Silvestri
Producer Patrick Lambert

This week's programme features pianist Peter Frankl and conductor
Riccardo Chailly. Plus Steve Reich on his new piece Proverbs and Proms newcomers Les Musiciens du Louvre.,
Producer Jessica Isaacs
Repeated tomorrow at 7.00pm

Introduced by Richard Osbome.
Rebecca Clarke Sonata
Garfield Jackson (viola) Martin Roscoe (piano)
9.56 Schumann
Dichterliebe
Wolfgang Holzmair (baritone)
Imogen Cooper (piano)
10.26 Gliere Horn Concerto
Richard Watkins (horn)
BBC PO, conductor
Edward Downes
10.52 Mozart Sonata in A
(K331)
Ivo Pogorelich (piano)
11.19 Strauss Don Quixote Paul Tortelier (cello)
Leonard Rubens (viola) RPO, conductor
Thomas Beecham
Producer Clive Portbury Discs

Leopold de Rothschild, a member of the famous banking family and a patron of the arts, talks to
Michael Berkeley. His tastes encompass Cavalli, Bach and Gilbert and Sullivan.
A Ladbroke Radio production

Coppelia
Against the background of Delibes' music, Tony Robinson tells a contemporary version of the original tale that inspired the composer, about the mysterious Coppelius and his beautiful daughter. A Ladbroke Radio production
FAIREST ISLE

Andrew Motion goes mystical in his continuing search for the Englishness of English music and poetry in the 20th century. In this programme, he looks at the Celtic twilight, the transcendental and occult, the lure of the East and Christian mysticism. With music by Vaughan Williams , Bax, Ireland,
Tippett Tavener , Foulds, Hoist and Delius, and poetry from Whitman to R S Thomas by way of Yeats, de la Mare, Stevie Smith and others. With contributions from composers including Anthony Payne ,
Diana Burrell and Robin Holloway , conductors Richard Hickox ,
Vernon Handley and Leonard Slatkin , poets Jo Shapcott and Tom Paulin , and Matthew Greenall from the British Music
Information Centre.
A Classic Arts production

San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra
The first opportunity in Britain to hear one of America's best youth orchestras with performances of work by Mahler and Bartok.
Presented by Sarah Beck in conversation with the orchestra's young music director, Alasdair Neale.
Bartok Suite: The
Miraculous Mandarin
Mahler Symphony No 5

With Geoffrey Smith. Producer Alan Hall Discs
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Howard Goodall puts questions on all aspects of music to a celebrity panel. Earlier this summer, his guests at the Lichfield Festival were John Dankworth
,
Annette Morreau and Julian Phillips. A Ladbroke Radio production

Jamie MacDougall (tenor) Roger Vignoles (piano) Heine and Eichendorff settings by Mendelssohn, Schumann and Wolf.
Rpt

From the Royal
Albert Hall , London.
Leon McCawley (piano) Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra/Andrew Litton Mozart Piano Concerto
No 14 in E flat (K449)
7.55 Mahler and the Czechs
Karel Janovicky explores Mahler's Czech roots and cultural environment.
8.15 Mahler Symphony No 7
Bournemouth SO sponsored by Frizzell

September always brings a rush of new books, and this year the selection seems particularly rich. Joe Farrell and Kate Kellaway examine fact and fiction to elect their Book of the Month. Producer Abigail Appleton

Piano Quartet in D, Op 23 Domus
Rpt

This American pianist spent several years in Morocco studying different types of music, particularly that of the Gnaoua. In 1993, the Contemporary Music
Network brought the Randy Weston Quintet and three Gnaoua musicians to
Britain for a series of concerts. Geoffrey Smith introduces the performance they gave in the Adrian Boult Hall , Birmingham, which included two solo piano pieces by Weston, Night in Mbari and High
Flying. During the interval, Randy Weston talks to
Geoffrey Smith about his musical education and the influence of George Russell , Thelonius Monk and Africa.
Rpt