Differentiating x" 6.15
Women's Studies: Mothers and Daughters 6.35 Market Economies in Russia and China
With Paul Guinery. Ives Psalm 135
Mark Calder (trumpet)
Geoffrey Nash (trombone) Tony Lucas (percussion) Nigel Shipway (drums)
Christopher Hughes (organ) BBC Singers, conductor Stephen Cleobury
7.09 Caplet Epiphanie
Raphael Wallfisch (cello)
BBC PO/Yan Pascal Tortelier
7.32 Busnois Magnificat
Kapel van de Lage Landen, director Harry van der Kamp
7.45 Bach Church Cantatas:
Bach Cantata No 146: Wir mussen durch viel Trubsal
Soloists
Tolzer Knabenchor
Vienna Concentus Musicus/ Nikolaus Harnoncourt
8.20 Gallus Quo mihi crude dolor
Huelgas Ensemble, director Paul van Nevel
8.25 Great 40 Days
One of Messiaen's seven visions of the risen life.
Messiaen Les Corps glorieux Gillian Weir (organ)
8.32 Dutilleux Timbres , espace, mouvement BBC Philharmonic/ Yan Pascal Tortelier
Producer Antony Pitts
With pianist Kathryn Stott.
Rossini Overture: William Tell
9.15 Liszt La Chapelle de Guillaume Tell (Annees de pelerinage)
9.23 Composer of the Week: Mendelssohn Overture in C for Wind Instruments
9.34 Grainger Tribute to Foster
9.56 Elgar Overture: Cockaigne (In London Town)
10.12 Handel Chaconne in G, HWV 435
10.20 Mozart Sinfonia Concertante in E flat, K364
10.52 Bairstow Te lucis ante terminum
10.58 Wagner, arr Stokowski Parsifal (excerpt)
11.16 Jannequin Le Chant des oiseaux
11.29 Artist of the Week: Paul Sacher (conductor)
Honegger Concerto da camera
11.59 Dyson In Honour of the City
Repeated from yesterday 5.45pm
The last of five programmes exploring the current relationship between
American and British poetry through the work of poets who have crossed the Atlantic. Today, Simon Armitage talks to
Eva Saltzman , who grew up in Brooklyn and came to live in Brighton ten years ago, and Eavan Boland , born in Dublin, and who has studied in Dublin, London and New York. She currently teaches at Stanford
University in California. Producer Susan Roberts
BBC Philharmonic
Conductor Yan Pascal
Tortelier
Manchester Boys' Choir Richard Rodney Bennett Partita
Ravel, orch Tortelier Trio in A minor
Hoist Suite: The Planets
A concert given last February in the Victoria Hall, Hanley in association with BT
The first of two programmes on music and artistic tastes during the reign of Louis
XIV. French theorists of the time seem to have regarded music as a means of expressing human emotion and experience. George Pratt and Edward Higginbottom discuss how this aesthetic affected the French Baroque style and the way people listen to the music today. Producer Kate Bolton
See also Thursday 10.00pm
Three programmes celebrating Jim Ede , collector and champion of modernism and creator and animator of an extraordinary house within a gallery in Cambridge, which he donated to the university.
The Chilingirian Quartet was among the first ensembles encouraged by its regular music programme, which over the past 25 years has become a prominent feature of the city's musical life.
Stephen Plaistow introduces a recital given last year at the University Concert Hall during the season commemorating the centenary of Jim Ede 's birth. Future concerts include the Vellinger Quartet. Janacek, arr Burghauser On an Overgrown Path (excerpts)
Schnittke String Quartet No 3
Beethoven String Quartet in A minor, Op 132
A Cavendish production
Pina Bausch is one of the leading influences on theatre this century. Her company, Tanztheater
Wupperta,1 was a smash hit at last year's Edinburgh Festival and returns this year. Bausch blends dance, singing and speech in startling sounds and images. Faynia Williams visits her and her company at Wuppertal as they begin work on a new piece.
Producer Richard Bannerman
(tenor)
Andreas Staier (fortepiano) Schubert An Schwager Kronos; Meeres Stille ,
D216; Versunken;
Ganymed; Erster Verlust ; Der Musensohn
Schumann Dichterliebe
Last Monday's BBC Lunchtime Concert
Brian Wright begins a series of Elgar oratorios with the composer's most popular choral work, the story of the death of Gerontius and the journey of his soul to the judgement seat of God. Elgar The Dream of Gerontius
Felicity Palmer (mezzo) Robert Tear (tenor)
Robert Hayward (baritone) Royal Liverpool
Philharmonic Choir
BBC Philharmonic, conductor Richard Hickox Producer Antony Pitts
Thomas Kyd 's heady brew of revenge, blood and murder was an immediate hit in the late 1580s and has inspired other writers - including Shakespeare.
Director Alan Drury Rpt
In the first of three programmes, the Prasit Thawon Ensemble play
Homrong Kra Tae Tai Mai and Krau Nai. Introduced by Donald Mitchell.
Rpt
Building a Library
Revised repeat of yesterday
9.00am
