Serene
5.15 Bartok Rhapsody No 1
5.25 Paul Gilson Suite Nocturne d'apres Aloysius Bertrand
5.40 Tchaikovsky Fantasy: Fatum
With Penny Gore.
6.10 Weber Variations Concertantes, Op 33
6.50 Myslivecek Wind Octet No 3 in B flat
7.10 Bach Cello Sonata in G minor, BWV1029
7.50 Dvorak Prague Waltzes
8.10 Kreisler Praeludium and Allegro
8.40 Copland Clarinet Concerto
Today Donald Macleod talks about the most successful of all Respighi's works - his three symphonic poems.
The Pines of Villa Borghese (The Pines of Rome) - New Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Charles Munch
The Fountains of Rome - NBC Symphony Orchestra, conductor Arturo Toscanini
The Pines of the Via Appia (The Pines of Rome) - SWR Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra, conductor Sergiu Celibidache
Feste Romane - Montreal Symphony Orchestra, conductor Charles Dutoit
The poet and novelist talks about a new project, Ice Cream, a collection of short stories.
With Stephanie Hughes.
Schubert Symphony No 8 in B minor (Unfinished) - Boston Symphony Orchestra, conductor Serge Koussevitzky
10.27 Poulenc Suite: Napoli - Pascal Roge (piano)
10.38 Prokofiev Violin Concerto No 2 - Gil Shaham, LSO, conductor Andre Previn
11.05 Poulenc Metamorphoses - Catherine Dubosc (soprano), Pascal Roge (piano)
11.10 Roy Harris Symphony No 3 - Boston SO, conductor Serge Koussevitzky
With Tommy Pearson.
The first of two programmes this week in which the BBC National Orchestra of Wales under Eric Stern focus on great Hollywood film music. Hollywood has always been the mecca of the movies, and like the stars and directors, musicians and composers also flocked there in hope of gaining fame and fortune. Music includes the wide-open spaces of Dmitri Tiomkin's opening music for The High and the Mighty, Leonard Rosenman's punchy music to Rebel without a Cause and Miklos Rosza's epic march from Quo Vadis - The Red Pony. Plus John Williams's poignant theme to Schindler's List and his unforgettably stirring music for the Indiana Jones films.
Linda Ormiston introduces a concert of Spanish and Celtic music as found in Shakespeare's England, given in October.
Harp Consort, director Andrew Lawrence-King
Playford The Spanish Jepsies
Hume A Spanish Humour
Peruvian 17th century Marizapalos
Holborne Muy Linda
English 17th century Gregory Walker
O'Carolan Planxty Flinn
Trad 17th century A Rownde Scottishe Tune
Playford A New Scotch Jig
Farnaby The New Spagnioletta
O'Carolan Mrs Costeloe
Robert Johnson II Gypsies Song
attrib O'Carolan The Arethusa
O'Carolan Do What You Please, but Take Care of My Hat
Berlioz Overture: Waverley: La Mort de Cleopatre - Susan Bullock (soprano), conductor Yan Pascal Tortelier
Chopin Piano Concerto No 1 in E minor - Noriko Ogawa, conductor Gunther Herbig
Chausson Symphony in B flat - Conductor Yan Pascal Tortelier
From Worcester Cathedral.
Introit: Bethlehem Down (Warlock). Responses: Walsh Psalms 98, 99 (Parratt, Atkins). First Lesson: 1 Samuel 16: 6-13. Magnificat in B flat for double choir (Stanford). Second Lesson: Matthew 24, vv 42-46. Nunc dimittis (Holst). Anthem:
Blessed City, Heavenly Salem (Bairstow). Hymn: Sing choirs as one (Lord of the Years). Organ Voluntary: Finale from Hommage a Igor Stravinsky (Hakim).
With Sean Rafferty, whose guests, members of the early music group Kontrabande, will be performing music from 18th-century Italy.
Other music includes at 5.40 Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue performed by Andre Previn and the Pittsburgh SO; at 6.05 Gyorgy Mondvay's arrangement of Kreisler's Tambourin Chinois played by I Salonisti; and at 6.45 Lyadov's The Enchanted Lake played by the LSO under Neeme Jarvi.
A concert given earlier this week in Bridgewater Hall, Manchester.
Leonidas Kavakos (violin), BBC Philharmonic, conductor Yan Pascal Tortelier.
Hindemith Ragtime; Violin Concerto
8.10 Twenty Minutes: A Sound Read
Ivan Hewett is joined by editor of BBC Music Magazine Helen Wallace and author Janice Galloway to review recently published books on music. This month's edition features The Parisian Worlds of Frederic Chopin by William Atwood, a book exploring the influence of art and literature on the music of Poulenc, and The Broadway Sound, the autobiography of the Broadway orchestrator Robert Russell Bennett.
8.30 Hindemith Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes by Carl Maria von Weber: Sancta Susanna - Susan Bullock (soprano), Della Jones (mezzo), Mark Rowlinson (bass), Leeds Festival Chorus
Philip Dodd and guests discuss the work of writer and director John Sayles, whose latest film, Limbo, is set in Alaska and revolves around the relationship between a singer and a fisherman traumatised by an accident at sea some years earlier.
Fiona Talkington introduces late-night music from Sardinia, Spain and Senegal.
With Alyn Shipton.
Another chance to hear the second part of Alan Plater's Beiderbecke and All That Jazz, featuring the Kenny Baker Band. Re-broadcast as a tribute to trumpeter Kenny Baker, who died last month.
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With Susan Sharpe.
12.05am Kuhlau Duo Brillant in F, Op 81 No 2
12.15 Poulenc Organ Concerto
12.35 Ridout George III, His Lament
12.50 Palestrina Motet: Tu Es Petrus
1.00 Kuhlau Piano Sonata in A, Op 52 No 3; Variations in E minor on an Old Swedish Air, Op 91; Piano Sonatas: in F, Op 52 No 1; in B flat, Op 52 No 2
1.55 Mozart Piano Trio in C, K548
2.20 Widor Suite, Op 34
2.40 Beethoven Wellington's Victory, Op 91
3.00 Time and Tune 3.20 Together: an Assembly for Schools 3.40 Dance Workshop 4.00 Singing Together
Celebrate! 4.20 Scottish Resources
10-12 4.40 Talking Points
