With Paul Guinery. Byrd Rorate Coeli
BBC Singers, director David Hill
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, conductor Jean-Yves Ossonce
Komm, der Heiden Heiland
Barbara Schlick (soprano), Christoph Pregardien (tenor), Klaus Mertens
(bass), Amsterdam Baroque Chorus and Orchestra, director Ton Koopman
In the first of four programmes, the Rev Alan Walker finds intimations of mortality in the streets of London.
Lucy Wakeford , BBC Concert
Orchestra, conductor Murray Stewart
Purely Coincidental Enrico Caruso (tenor), Alan Feinberg (piano)
Saint, Dieu de Lumière: Venez Divin
Messie Ensemble Vocal de Neuilly, Jacques Berthier (organ), director Vincent Berthier de Lioncourt
Producer Antony Pitts
Fiona Talkington and her guest preview the Radio 3 week.
Verdi Autumn (Sicilian Vespers)
Monte Carlo National Opera Orchestra, conductor Antonio de Almeida
Zu Dir; Nun Freut Euch
Nikolai Demidenko (piano)
No 10 in B minor Northern CO, conductor Nicholas Ward
Cole Porter But in the Morning Barry Tuckwell (horn),
George Shearing (piano)
Chanson de Nuit Northern Sinfonia, conductor Richard Hickox
Nos 3 and 9 Stephen Hough (piano)
Pineapple Poll - LSO, conductor Charles Mackerras
minor Camerata Koln
minor, Op 26 No I
Garrick Ohlsson (piano)
Tinker's Wedding Royal Liverpool PO, conductor Charles Mackerras
minor (Gloria; Credo) Vasari Singers, director Jeremy Backhouse
in C, K467
ECO, director Murray Perahia (piano)
flat (Rondo) Capricorn
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, conductor John Hollingsworth
(Gloria) Jose Carreras (tenor),
Ambrosian Singers, Philharmonia, conductor Claudio Scimone
Producer Brian Jackson
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Ivan Hewett chairs a debate from
Cambridge on the future of opera and music theatre. With panellists Keith Cooper , Director of Sales and Broadcasting, Royal Opera House: Phyllida Lloyd , opera and theatre director; Ruth Mackenzie , General Director, Scottish Opera; Michael McCarthy , Artistic Director, Music Theatre Wales; and Tom Sutcliffe , opera critic and author.
Producer Jessica Isaacs. Rptd tomorrow 4pm
Gordon Stewart presents the first of three programmes in which British composers set a text that Schubert also set. Today's composer is
Judith Weir , who has chosen the Rellstab poem Standchen.
Roderick Williams (baritone), Susie Allan (piano).
Last week's winning team take on last year's champions - Cardiff University - in the Aberdare Hall, Cardiff University. Producer Andy Cartwright
Chantal Juillet (violin), Scottish CO, conductor Matthias Bamert
Mozart Cassation in G, K63
Goldschmidt Violin Concerto;
Rondeau (Rue du Rocher)
Schubert Symphony No 8 in B minor (Unfinished)
In the first of a monthly series on Baroque violin music, George Pratt talks to Ruth Waterman about Bach's sonatas for violin and keyboard obbligato. Waterman and pianist Morey Ritt end with a performance of the Sonata in B minor.
From the Chapel of St John's College, Cambridge.
Laetentur Coeli (Byrd)
Hymn: On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's Cry (descant Robinson) Adam Lay Ybounden (Warlock)
First Lesson: Jeremiah 23, wl-6
Richte Mich Gott (Mendelssohn)
Second Lesson: Thessalonians 5, wl-11, 23-24
Out of Your Sleep Arise and Wake (Bennett)
Ruf zur Maria (Brahms)
Third Lesson: Micah 4, wl-4
Remember 0 Thou Man (Oldham)
Fourth Lesson: Matthew 4, wl3-25
Hymn: Hark a Herald Voice Is Calling Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day (Gardner)
Fifth Lesson: Isaiah 52, w7-ll Prepare Ye the Way (Wise)
Sixth Lesson: John 1, W19-29 Hymn: Hark the Glad Sound Totus Tuus (Gorecki)
Seventh Lesson: Micah 5, w2-4 Magnificat: Tonus Peregrinus
Eighth Lesson: Luke 1, w26-42
Fear and Rejoice 0 People (Tavener) (first performance)
Hymn: 0 Little Town of Bethlehem (descant Armstrong)
Organ Voluntary: Litanies (Alain)
Director of music Christopher Robinson. Organ student lain Farrington.
SOUNDING THE CENTURY
Chris Bowlby explores the new Berlin to see how architecture is attempting to mediate between the terrible past and optimistic future as a new face is fashioned for the capital of a reunited Germany. Producer Chris Bowlby
Repeated from yesterday 12 noon
John Berger 's novel dramatised for radio by the author, Simon McBurney and Mark Wheatley. A father and mother, separated for 17 years, travel across Europe unaware of the tragedy that awaits them. with Richard Hope , Hannes Flaschberger ,
Marcello Magni , Velibor Topic, Susan Henry , Matthew Scurfield , Mick Barnfather. Aoife Patarot. Helene Patarot , Annabel Arden. Nicholas Robinson. Lauren and Mathew Tata. Director Simon McBurney
To celebrate the tercentenary of the official opening of the quire of St Paul's Cathedral on 5 December
1697, Jeremy Summerly introduces a programme in which the cathedral choir, conducted by John Scott , performs music that has close associations with St Paul's, including pieces by previous organists Thomas Morley , Maurice Greene , Jeremiah Clarke and Thomas Attwood.
Guests include Martin Stancliffe , the Surveyor to the Fabric; and Bruce Wood , who has edited an anthem by William Croft for this programme. Producer Andrew Mussett
Laszlo Matzko concludes his exploration by looking at some of the innovators in Hungarian music. Producer lain Macinnes
Revised repeat from yesterday 9am
With Donald Macleod.
1.00 Beethoven Symphony No 9 in D minor (Choral) Luba Orgonasova
(soprano), Jard van Nes (alto), Justin Lavender (tenor), Sami Luttinen (bass), Vienna Singakademie, Concentus Vocalis , Vienna SO, conductor Roger Norrington
2.10 Armonico Tributo play music with a Turkish flavour. Fux Musical
Description of the Siege of Vienna Marais Suite d'un Gout Etranger
Rameau Pièces de Clavecin en Concert
(selection) Lully Entree des Turcs
3.45 Cantatas and Arias from 17th-century Naples by Giramo, Buono, Provenzale, Coya, Macque and Farina, including sonatas by Buono and Marchitelli. Roberta Invernizzi
(soprano), Giuseppe de Vittorio (tenor), Cappella della Pieta de' Turchini, director Antonio Florio
5.00 Sequence
