With Penny Gore.
Haydn Piano Sonata in C minor, H XVI 20 Mikhail Pletnev
6.30 Weber Symphony No 1 in C
London Classical Players/Roger Norrington
7.00 Vivaldi Concerto Grosso in A minor, Op 3 No 8 (L'Estro Armonico) Europa Galante , director Fabio Biondi
7.40 Moeran String Quartet in E flat Maggini Quartet
8.00 Mozart Regina Coeli , K108
Emma Kirkby (soprano), Westminster Cathedral Boys' Choir, Chorus and Orchestra of the Academy of Ancient
Music, conductor Christopher Hogwood
8.50 Arnold English Dances, Op 27
Philharmonia, conductor Bryden Thomson
Berlioz was born in La Côte-St-André, a small town between Lyons and Grenoble, but Paris became his home - he once remarked he could never consider living anywhere else. But his relationship with his adopted home was a turbulent one, encompassing both his greatest achievements and most profound exasperation. Donald Macleod charts the course of Berlioz's association with the "city of light".
Symphonie Funebre et Triomphale (Finale) Montreal SO, conductor Charles Dutoit Symphonie Fantastique (excerpt)
Cleveland Orchestra. conductor Pierre Boulez Overture: Le Corsaire
BBCPO, conductor VassilySinaisky Benvenuto Cellini (excerpt) Nicolai Gedda
(tenor), BBCSO, conductor Colin Davis Dies Irae (Grande Messe des Morts) Ernst-Senff Choir,
Berlin PO, conductor James Levine
Novelist Fay Weldon continues talking about the technique of writing her newest novel. Rhode Island Blues.
With Stephanie Hughes.
Dukas The Sorcerer's Apprentice
NBC SO, conductor Arturo Toscanini
10.16 Britten Missa Brevis
Choir of St John's College, Cambridge, conductor Christopher Robinson
10.27 Mozart Adagio in B minor, K540;
Rondo in D, K485 Vladimir Horowitz (piano)
10.42 Britten Sacred and Profane
Quink Vocal Ensemble
Edinburgh International Festival 2000
From the Queen's Hall, Edinburgh, Sandy Burnett introduces the last of this year's morning concerts from the festival. Zehetmair Quartet
Mozart String Quartet in G, K156
Karl Amadeus Hartmann String Quartet No 1 (Carillon)
11.50 Interval Talk: Drumming
Verity Sharp explores the roots of Steve Reich 's Drumming, a work featured at this year's Edinburgh International Festival.
12.10 Schumann String Quartet in A, Op 41 No
Susan Sharpe introduces another in the series of recitals from music festivals in Wales. Today's recital was given as part of the Gower Festival in All Saint's Church. Oystermouth.
Liwei Qin (cello), Gretel Dowdeswell (piano) Beethoven Cello Sonata No 3 in A, Op 69 Shostakovich Cello Sonata No 2, Op 40
Another chance to hear Sunday's Prom.
Patricia Rosario (soprano), Richard Goode (piano), BBCSO, conductor Jiri Belohlavek Bach, arr Webern Ricercare (The Musical Offering, BWV1079)
Mozart Piano Concerto No 25 in C. K503 Part Como Anhela la Cierva
Dvorak Symphonic Variations (R)
Julian Joseph presents a profile of American saxophonist Joe Henderson , who established himself as a major voice on the tenor sax with a series of landmark recordings for the Blue Note label in the sixties. Joe Henderson was recorded at the Brecon Jazz Festival in 1996, when he paid tribute to the music of Antonio Carlos Jobim. Joining him were Helio Alves
(piano), Nilson Matta (bass) and Paulo Braga (drums). Producer Felix Carey
With Sean Rafferty.
Music includes at 5.45 Schreker's Intermezzo for string orchestra played by the Gurzenich-Orchester Cologne Philharmonic under James Conlon.
(Continues at 6.45pm)
Live from the Britten Theatre, Royal
College of Music, London. In the last of the fortnightly pre-Prom features
Andrew McGregortalks to composer Hans Werner Henze, with violinist Peter Sheppard Skoerved and pianist Aaron Schorr performing his Funf Nachtstucke for violin and piano and his Sonata for piano.
Continued from 5pm. Music includes at 6.45 Arnold's Little Suite No 1 played by the City of London Sinfonia under Richard Hickox.
From the Royal Albert Hall, London.
Tonight's concert features Alfred Brendel playing Beethoven's most classically poised piano concerto, plus the UK premiere of Henze's ninth symphony.
Alfred Brendel (piano), David Titterington (organ), Berlin Radio Choir, BBCSO, conductor Ingo Metzmacher
Beethoven Piano Concerto No 3 in C minor
8.05 Twenty Minutes: The South: 8
Nine programmes in which writers discuss what the south means to them.
Dave Haslam, author of Manchester, England and a resident there, imagines how the English North/South divide might mean something different if Manchester were the capital of the country.
8.25 Hans Werner Henze Symphony No 9 (first UK performance)
(Repeated Friday 8 September)
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A selection of airs and dances by 16th- and 17th-century composers, including
Molinaro and Galilei, contrasted with orchestral arrangements made in the 20th century by Ottorino Respighi.
Verity Sharp is joined by composer Simon Emmerson to survey some recent electronic music, including Ambrose Field's Expanse Hotel and other prize-winning works from this year's electro-acoustic music competition in Bourges. Plus a studio session by Cologne-based live electronics ensemble Subultra.
With Jonathan Swain.
Durante Concerto No 5 in A
12.10am Klami Numisuutarit
12.20 Paclus Violin Concerto
12.40 Hurlebusch Concerto in A
1.00 Mahler Symphony No 3
2.40 Bach Partita in D minor, BWV1004
3.05 Brahms Four Chorale Preludes, Op 122
3.15 Beethoven Cello Sonata in C, Op 102 No 1
3.35 Grieg Peer Gynt: Suite No 2
4.00 Paganini Duetto Amoroso
4.10 Mozart Symphony No 16 in C
4.25 Telemann Concerto in D minor for two chalumeaux and strings
4.45 Smetana Sonata Movement in E minor for two pianos
5.05 Mascagni Voilo Sapete, O Mamma (Cavalleria Rusticana)
5.15 Handel Ballet Music (Il Pastor Fido)
5.25 Groneman Flute Sonata in G
5.40 Bartok Dance Suite
