With Paul Guinery.
Francisco Guerrero Surge Propera Amica Mea
Choir of Westminster Cathedral,
Andrew Lawrence-King (double harp), Andrew van der Beek (bass dulcian), James O'Donnell (organ), conductor David Hill
7.09 Brahms Variations on a Theme by Haydn
BBC NOW, conductor Tadaaki Otaka
7.28 Trad Sephardic A la Nana Ensemble Accentus, director Thomas Wimmer
7.31 Chopin Berceuse in D flat, Op 57 Maurizio Pollini (piano)
7.37 Sebastian de Vivanco
Magnificat Octavi Toni
Choir of Westminster Cathedral,
Andrew Lawrence-King (double harp), Andrew van der Beek (bass dulcian), James O'Donnell (organ), conductor David Hill
7.50 Sarasate Malaguena , Op 21 No 1 Alfredo Campoli (violin), Daphne Ibbott (piano)
7.56 Antonio de Cabezon Pavana con Su Glosa Marisa Robles (harp)
8.00 Bach Cantata No 116: Du
Friedefurst, HerrJesu Christ
Markus Huber (treble), Paul Esswood (alto), Kurt Equiluz (tenor),
Philippe Huttenlocher (bass), Tolz Boys ' Choir, Vienna Concentus Musicus, director Nikolaus Harnoncourt
8.18 Couperin L 'Anguille; Le Croc-en-Jambe
Christophe Rousset (harpsichord)
8.24 Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations Paul Watkins (cello),
BBC National Orchestra of Wales, conductor Tadaaki Otaka
8.43 Alonso Lobo 0 Quam Suavis Est, Domine
Choir of Westminster Cathedral, conductor David Hill
Producer Claire Rogers

Broadcaster and Radio Times columnist
John Peel joins Fiona Talkington to preview the Radio 3 week.

From the Elmwood Hall, a special programme broadcast as part of the Belfast
Festival. Guest performers include
Della Jones (mezzo) and Julius Drake (piano), the Belfast Wind Quintet,
Robbie Hannan (uilleann pipes) and a quartet of double basses known as the Singing Wardrobes. Music on CD includes:
Rutter Gloria (1st mvt)
Cambridge Singers, City of London
Sinfonia, conducted by the Composer Artist of the Week:
Conductor Neeme Jarvi
Grieg Two Elegiac Melodies
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra Khachaturian Three Children's
Pieces; Waltz (Masquerade) Murray McLachlan (piano)
Dukas The Sorcerer's Apprentice Ulster Orchestra, conductor Yan Pascal Tortelier
Harty The Fair Day; In the Antrim Hills (An Irish Symphony) Ulster Orchestra, conductor Bryden Thomson
Arnold Four Irish Dances
Queensland Symphony Orchestra, conductor Andrew Penny Composer of the Week:
Strauss Introduction; Love Scene (Film music: Der Rosenkavalier) London Tivoli Theatre Orchestra, conducted by the Composer
Vivaldi Concerto in B minor for Four
Violins. RV580
Hanover Band, conductor Anthony Halstead
Ireland The Overlanders (excerpts) London Symphony Orchestra, conductor Richard Hickox
Producer Brian Jackson
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Ivan Hewett with the latest news and views from the musical world.
This week, James Bernard ,
Hammer's king of horror composers, on his new score for the 1922 classic Nosferatu.
Producer Tony Sellors
Repeated tomorrow 4pm

The Witching Hour of Night
Gordon Stewart introduces songs for the small hours, including two of the greatest - Nacht und Trauma, and Die Doppelganger. Producer Peter Tanner

Tommy Pearson introduces the second semi-final of Radio 3's intervarsity music quiz, from the Jacqueline du Pre Concert Hall, Oxford University.

BBC Philharmonic
Susan Sharpe introduces a concert given last night in Manchester's Bridgewater Hall.
Conductor Mark Elder ,
Alfredo Perl (piano)
Humperdinck Konigskinder (Prelude to Act 3)
Beethoven Piano Concerto No 4 in G
2.45 Strauss's biographer Michael Kennedy looks at the background to the Symphonia Domestica.
2.55 Strauss Symphonia Domestica

Pavans, Passamezzos and Paradise From its origins as "a kind of staid music ordained for grave dancing", the pavan became one of the most important and profound instrumental genres of the Renaissance.
George Pratt and John Bryan trace its history with examples by Dowland, William Lawes , Bach and Purcell. Producer Kate Bolton

Fretwork and Catherine King perform music by John Milton
(father), William Byrd and Orlando Gibbons in a concert given in 1995 at Bangor Cathedral.
Milton Fantasia in Six Parts;
Praecamur Sancte
Byrd 0 Lord, How Vain; Fantasia in Six Parts
Milton Fair Oriana ; Fantasia in Five
Parts
Gibbons Go from My Window Milton How Doth the Holy City Gibbons Fantasia in Six
Parts; What Is Our Life
Gibbons My Mistress Had a Little Dog

A new production of Eliot's exploration of time, eternity and the Christian faith, read by Paul Scofield. Written between 1935 and 1942, these four meditations have long been regarded as a pinnacle of 20th-century poetry. Paul Scofield fulfils a personal ambition in recording them. With specially commissioned music by Stephen Faux played by cellist Nick Parry. Producer Keith Slade

Repeated from yesterday 12 noon

Jeremy Summerly introduces composers separated by many centuries but linked by a common spiritual dimension. Hildegard of Bingen Ordo Virtutum Sequentia
Part Litany Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Hilliard Ensemble ,
Tallinn CO, conductor Tonu Kaljuste Robert Wylkynson Jesus Autem Transiens; Credo in Deum a 13 Mark Anderson (tenor) Producer Antony Pitts

played by the Borodin Quartet. including Stravinsky's Three Pieces.

By Martin Crimp. The evening begins when Richard brings home an unconscious young woman. Is it not rather odd to be sprawled far from home beside a country road in the middle of the night?
Music by David Benke. Director Hilary Norrish

in the second of four programmes,
Laszlo Matzko visits the Kodaly Primary School of Music in Budapest and assesses the influence of folk culture on Zoltan Kodaly and Bela Bartok.

Revised repeat from yesterday 9am

With Donald Macleod.
1.00 Schutz and Gabriell Constanze
Backes and Gertrud Gunther
(sopranos), Britta Shwarz and Martin Wolfel (altos), Markus Brutscher and Michael Schaffrath (tenor), Christian Hilz and Andreas Japel (basses), Dresden Chamber Chorus, Leipzig Collegium Wind Ensemble, Dresden
Alte Musik/Hans-Christoph Rademann
1.55 Schubert Symphony No 9 in C (Great) Salzburg Camerata
Academica/Franz Welser-Most
2.50 From the BBC Archive
Sviatoslav Richter plays Prokofiev
Sonata No 2; Legend (Ten Pieces for Piano, Op 12)
3.15 Prokofiev Flute Sonata. Op 94 Ales Kacjan , Bojan Gorisek (piano)
3.40 Warsaw National Philharmonic/ Kazimierz Kord , Shlomo Mintz (violin) Dvorak Violin Concerto in A minor
Tchaikovsky Symphony No 6 in B minor (Pathetique)
5.00 Sequence