Presented by Fiona Talkington.
Haydn Symphony No 35 in B flat
6.35 Vivaldi Concerto in G minor, Op 4 No 6 (La Stravaganza)
7.03 Dvorak Othello
8.03 Handel Sonata in G minor, Op 1 No 2
8.35 Chaminade Guitare
Weber Overture: Abu Hassan
9.04 Schubert String
Quartet No 7 in D (D94)
9.23 Wagner Allmachfge Jungfrau (Tannhauser)
9.29 Weber Trio in G minor, Op 63 for flute, cello and piano
9.50 Moszkowski Caprice espagnole Discs
Presented by Piers Burton-Page .
10.05 Artist of the Week:
Janet Baker (mezzo) Howells King David Martin Isepp (piano)
10.05 Geoffrey Bush Overture: Yorick
New Philharmonia, conductor Vernon Handley
10.14 Fuchs Cello Sonata
No 1 in D minor, Op 29 Nancy Green (cello)
Caroline Palmer (piano)
10.40 Berlioz Les Troyens (excerpt)
Janet Baker (mezzo)
Ambrosian Opera Chorus LSO, conductor Alexander Gibson
11.05 Jennefelt 0 domine
BBC Singers, conductor Stefan Parkman
11.13 Sailinen String
Quartet No 2 (Canzona) Sibelius Quartet
11.25 Stenhammar Three
Danish songs BBC Singers, conductor Stefan Parkman
11.31 Martinu Rhapsody -Concerto
Josef Suk (viola)
Prague SO, conductor Christopher Seaman
11.52 Brahms Ich wandte mich und sahe, Opl21 No 2 Janet Baker (mezzo) Andre Previn (piano)
Presented by Edward Blakeman.
2: Chance and Glory Massenet Andante appassionato
Delibes Andante quasi allegretto
La Source (excerpts)
Massenet Manon (excerpts) Delibes Suite: Le Roi s'amuse
With Susan Sharpe.
1.00 New series
International Winds
Four programmes in which Frank Renton , former director of music at Kneller
Hall, presents his choice of music for symphonic wind orchestra.
1: Great Britain
Percy Grainger Over the Hills and Far Away
Royal Academy of Music
Wind Ensemble, conductor
Edward Gregson
Buxton Orr A John Gay Suite
Guidhall School of Music
Wind Ensemble, conductor Peter Gane
Gustav Hoist Suite No 1 in E flat
Eastman Wind Ensemble, conductor Donald
Hunsberger
Martin Ellerby Paris Sketches
Royal Northern College of Music Wind Orchestra, conductor Timothy Reynish Producer Paul Hindmarsh
2.00 Schools
Playtime 2.15 Time to Move 2.35 Listen!
THE FIFTIES
3.00 Music in the USA
From the mass appeal of the Broadway musical to the minority experiments of the avant-garde, American musical life was flourishing in the fifties. Not having to rebuild a culture from scratch in the wake of the Second World War, composers continued to plough their furrows, be they popular or progressive, conservative or radical. Sue
Knussen introduces a cross-section of American music from the 1950s in conversation with two of the rising stars of the decade - composers Milton Babbitt and Elliott Carter.
Producer Chris Marshall
Sarah Walker explores country music broadcasting, including a visit to one of Nashville's most famous institutions - the Grand
Ole Opry.
With Mairi Nicolson and guest Howard Shelley , including
Glinka Overture: Ruslan and Ludmilla
6.04 Copland Quiet City
6.30 Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue
Producer Paul Hindmarsh
I From Studio One. I Budapest Wind Ensemble
Druschetzky Partita No 6 in E flat (Berdlersgarn)
Gyrowetz Serenade in B flat Mozart Serenade in C minor (K388)
8.15 Wind of Change
European woodwind playing has always displayed very distinctive national characteristics. But are these characteristics declining in an atmosphere of European uniformity?
8.35 Haydn Divertimento in B flat (H II 43) (Feldpartita) Beethoven Rondino in E flat
(WoO 25)
Bartok, arr anon Hungarian Peasant Songs
A five-part drama-documentary by Nigel Kneale, mixing interview, archive and adventure.
While in the real world the most pressing threat is the Bomb, Quatermass confronts something even more terrifying in Westminster Abbey!
For cast see yesterday
A concert given last August at the Union Church,
Idstein, during the 1995 Rheingau Festival.
Guillemette Laurens
(mezzo)
II Giardino Armonico
Monteverdi Lasciatemi morire (Lamento d'Arianna); Et e per dunque vero
Vivaldi Flautino Concerto in C (RV444); Concerto in D for lute and two violins
(RV93)
Handel Amor tiranno; Crude furie (Xerxes)
Producer Lindsay Kemp
As Tommy opens in the West End, Richard Cole investigates how a rock opera written for The Who transfers from 69 to 96.
Plus a look at Irish theatre as the company Druid of Galway celebrates 21 years. Producer Ann Marie O'Callaghan
The Devil's Trill
Virtuoso music by some of the most imaginative and experimental composers of the Italian baroque, from
Frescobaldi and Castello to
Piccinnini and Tartini, performed by Romanesca:
Andrew Manze (violin), Nigel North (chittarone) and John Toll (harpsichord).
Producer Lindsay Kemp
Triple Bill: Comfort Herself
