Stephanie Hughes with arts news and music, including at 7.10 Bach's Orchestral Suite No 3 in D, BWV1068, played by the English Concert, director Trevor Pinnock ; before the 8.00 news Schumann's Konzertstuck in Ffor four horns played by the Orchestre Revolutionnaire et
Romantique, director John Eliot
Gardiner; and after the 8.00 news Mendelssohn's Rondo Capriccioso played by Murray Perahia (piano).
With Peter Hobday.
Falla Nights in the Gardens of Spain Eduardo del Pueyo (piano),
Lamoureux Concerts Orchestra, conductor Jean Martinon
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Rosa Fortunata ; Vaga Luna che Inargenti Cecilia Bartoli (mezzo), James Levine (piano)
Harold in Italy
Nobuko Imai (viola),
London Symphony Orchestra, conductor Colin in Davis
Petite Suite
French Radio Orchestra, conductor Jean Martinon
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
Regarded by many as the quintessential singer of Schubert lieder, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau talks to Joan Bakewell about his love for the composer and his music.
Five Painters
With Donald Macleod.
2: William Hogarth. Hogarth was a Londoner who kept a sardonic eye on the frolics and foibles of the scene around him. His gifts as a draughtsman and engraver sat alongside those of a painter and gave Hogarth a foot in several artistic camps - but they also made him a controversial figure. And the theatre proved much to his taste too. Music includes excerpts from: Gay The Beggar's Opera Broadside Band, conductor Jeremy Barlow
Telemann Suite in D (Gulliver)
Andrew Manze and Caroline Balding (violins)
Stravinsky The Rake's Progress Soloists,
Lyon Opera Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Kent Nagano
JC Bach Sinfonia Concertante in C
Academy of Ancient Music, director Simon Standage
With Roger Nichols.
"I'm feeling very much on form at the moment. I don't know what the musicians or the public will think, but I don't give a damn, because I know that I am right.
(Poulenc to Henri Sauguet, 1931)
Trio for Oboe, Bassoon and Piano - Maurice Bourgue (oboe), Amaury Wallez (bassoon), Pascal Roge (piano)
La Belle Jeunesse (Chansons Gaillardes) - Pierre Bernac (baritone), the Composer (piano)
Aubade - Francois-Rene Duchable (piano), Rotterdam Philharmonic, conductor James Conlon
Quatre Poemes de Guillaume Apollinaire - Gerard Souzay (baritone), Dalton Baldwin (piano)
Suite Francaise - French National Orchestra, conductor Charles Dutoit
(Repeated next Tuesday 12 midnight)
Vienna Trio - Schubert Piano Trio No 2 in E flat, D929
(Repeat)
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Conductors Martyn Brabbins and En Shao, Nicola Loud (violin)
MacCunn The Ship o' the Rend Overture
Haydn Symphony No 55 in E flat (Schoolmaster)
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor
Beethoven Symphony No 6 in F (Pastoral)
Brahms and Beyond, lain Burnside introduces a specially recorded programme of music by Brahms and by composers he influenced. Katarina Karneus (mezzo), William Dazeley (baritone)
Brahms Feldeinsamkeit , Op 86 No 2 Ives In Summer Fields
Brahms Murrays Ermordung, Op 14 No 3
Stanford La Belle Dame sans Merci
Brahms Vergebliches Standchen , Op 84 No 4
Strauss Hat Gesagt - Bleibt's Nicht Dabei , Op 36 No 3
Brahms Sapphische Ode, Op 94 No 4; Wie Rafft Ich Mich Auf in der Nacht, Op 32 No I
Schoenberg Verlassen , Op 6 No 4 Somervell White in the Moon the Long Road Lies (A Shropshire Lad)
Brahms Abenddammerung , Op 49 No 5 Repeated from yesterday 10pm
Music In the Home
Tommy Pearson visits two houses and discovers musical instruments on a scale that you would not normally expect to find in the home. Michael and Doreen Muskett 's house is home to an extraordinary collection of musical instruments.
Continuing a week exploring the influence on jazz musicians of Francis Poulenc and his circle, Sean Rafferty talks to legendary pianist
Chick Corea about how Debussy has both influenced and inspired him. Music includes Handel and Liszt, plus Strauss's Don Juan.
Susanna
Handel's oratorio based on the story of Susanna and the Elders in the Apocrypha, given in concert during last year's London Handel Festival at St George's, Hanover Square.
Handel lived just round the corner in Brook Street and he was a regular visitor to the church. The scene for the oratorio is set in Babylon during the Jewish exile. Susanna is falsely accused of being unfaithful to her husband by two Elders who try to seduce her, and she is condemned to death. The story inspired Handel to write one of his most intimate and sensitive works - more like a chamber opera than grand oratorio.
London Handel Choir and Orchestra, conductor Denys Darlow
Fictuality
Five specially commissioned dramatic monologues that combine fiction and a news story.
2: Come the Day. By Fraser Harrison. Repeat
Richard Coles considers What Do
Women Want?, Erica Jong 's latest pronouncement on the state of feminism 25 years after her groundbreaking collection of essays, Fear of Flying. Tonight's studio guest is Bernard Donoghue , who reads from his new collection of poems, Here Nor There.
Producer Doug Traill-Stevenson
National Youth Jazz Orchestra
Alyn Shipton presents the second in a three-part concert featuring the National Youth Jazz Orchestra.
Tonight, he talks to prize-winning pianist Tom Cawley , and to trumpeter Mark Armstrong , who directs his own Life's Suite.
David Byers continues his survey of the music of Camille Saint-Saens .
Une Nuit a Lisbonne
Ulster Orchestra, conductor Kenneth Montgomery Septet in E flat, Op 65 Nash Ensemble
Morceau de Concert
Michael Thompson (horn), Ulster Orchestra, conductor Kenneth Montgomery Cello Concerto No 1 in A minor
Heinrich Schiff ,
New Philharmonia, conductor Charles Mackerras
Repeated from last Tuesday
With Donald Macleod.
1.00 Music from 16th-century
England The Rose Consort of Viols play music by Taverner, Tye,
Gibbons, Ward, Jenkins, Tomkins, Byrd, Lawes and Purcell
1.55 Stanford Fantasia and Toccata
David Drury (organ)
2.35 Weber Piano Sonata No 4 in E minor, Op 70 Daniel Blumenthal
3.00 Bruckner Symphony No 7 in E Saarbrucken Radio Symphony
Orchestra/Stanislaw Skrowaczewski
4.15 Chopin Twelve Etudes, Op 25 William Aide (piano)
5.10 Bartok Dance Suite
Hungarian State Orchestra, conductor Janos Ferencsic
