With Fiona Talkington. Beethoven, arr Sedlak Overture: Rdelio
London Wind Ensemble, conductor Jack Brymer
7.03 Frederick Corder
Prospero
English Northern
Philharmonia, conductor
David Lloyd-Jones
7.33 Vivaldi Concerto in C minor, Op 4 No 10 (La Stravaganza) I Musici
8.03 Handel Let the bright seraphim (Samson)
Amanda Roocroft (soprano) LPO/Franz Welser-Most
8.32 Shostakovich Piano
Concerto No 2
Elisabeth Leonskaja (piano) St Paul CO/Hugh Wolff
Dvorak Carnival
Czech Philharmonic, conductor Karel Ancerl
9.10 Schubert String Quartet Movement in C minor (D703) Hagen Quartet
9.20 Debussy Premiere
Rapsodie Franklin Cohen (clarinet) Cleveland Orchestra, conductor Pierre Boulez
9.29 Gounod Symphony No 1 in D
St Paul CO, conductor
Christopher Hogwood Discs
Presented by Mary Miller. Mozart Overture: Die lauberflbte
Scottish CO, conductor
Charles Mackerras
10.16 Falla Psyche
Jennifer Smith (soprano) Nash Ensemble , conductor Lionel Friend
10.22 Zelenka Sonata
No 4 (Sonates pour deux hautbois et basson) Zefiro Ensemble
10.44 Artist of the Week:
Wolfgang Holzmair (baritone)
Busoni Arlecchino
Lyon Opera Orchestra, conductor Kent Nagano
11.11 Mendelssohn Psalm
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Soloists
La Chapelle Royale Collegium Vocale
Paris Orchestra Ensemble, conductor Philippe Herreweghe
11.47 Judith Weir The Ride across Lake Constance
BBC Scottish SO, conductor
Gunter Bauer-Schenk
Once upon a Time ... True love or a romantic fairytale? An old man, surrounded by war, plague and famine, begins corresponding with a young admirer called Peronne.
They send each other poems and music and one day they meet. Presented by Antony Pitts and Daniel Leech-Wilkinson .
Ploures dames; Dame, se vous n 'avez aperceu; Nes que on porroit; Sanz cuer
With Susan Sharpe.
1.00 International
Winds
The second of four programmes in which Frank Renton , former director of music at Kneller Hall , presents his choice of music for symphonic wind orchestra by composers around the world.
2: The United States
Ives, arr Sinclair Country Band March
Joseph Schwantner ... and the mountains rising nowhere
Eastman Wind Ensemble, conductor Donald
Hunsberger Clark McAlister A Summer
Flourish
Air Combat Command
Heritage Band, conductor Lowell Graham
Warren Benson The Leaves
Are Falling
Eastman Wind Ensemble, conductor Donald
Hunsberger Adam Gorb Metropolis Royal Academy of Music Wind Ensemble, conductor Edward Gregson
2.00 Schools
Playtime 2.15 Time to Move 2.35 Listen!
THE FIFTIES
3.00 Music in Europe
The fifties was a decade of bewildering musical variety across Europe: young composers tried to rebuild a musical language from scratch in the vacuum left by the Second World War, experimenting with quasi-scientific rigour on every parameter of musical experience. At the same time, older and more traditional composers continued to follow their more familiar course.
Ivan Hewett picks his way through the contradictions, pitting the old against the new, and introduces music from France by Poulenc and Boulez, from Germany by Hindemith and Henze and from Britain by Britten and Maxwell Davies.
Producer Chris Marshall
The String Family
Tommy Pearson dallies with the string orchestra, enlisting the help of violinist Peter Thomas to find out why works for this ensemble are so popular. Producer Christina Pritchard
With Nicola Heywood Thomas , including
Albinoni Concerto in A (San Marco)
5.40 Schubert Piano Trio
Movement in B flat (D28)
6.03 Gershwin An
American in Paris
6.35 Mozart String Quartet in A (K169)
Producer Gwawr Owen
Conductor Gennadi
Rozhdestvensky
Howard Shelley (piano) Enescu Suite No 3 in D
(Villageoise)
Beethoven Piano Concerto
No 1 in C
Tchaikovsky Symphony No 5 in E minor
THE FIFTIES
The Movement
A notorious Spectator editorial of 1954 announced the arrival of a new poetic generation - including Philip Larkin and Kingsley Amis - which had set its face against modernism and romanticism in favour of rational, colloquial verse.
Valentine Cunningham asks survivors and critics whether The Movement ever really existed.
Producer Rob Ketteridge
Delme Quartet
David Campbell (clarinet) Mathias String Quartet No 2
Bliss Clarinet Quintet
Tonight. Aidan Foster Carter reviews Nixon,
Oliver Stone 's latest film. And the mystic late paintings of Jack B Yeats go on display in Manchester's first Irish
Festival of Arts and Music.
Producer Edwina Wolstencroft
Celestial Harmonies
Sinfonye and their director Stevie Wishart present music and writings of mystic Hildegard of Bingen. Reader Susan Sharpe. Rpt
20th-century Soundbites
1.30 Dance Resources for
PE 2.10 Triple Bill: The Haunting
