With Penny Gore.
Mozart Six German Dances, K571
6.40 Debussy Images, Book 1
7.00 Bach Furchte Dich Nicht, Ich Bin Bei Dir, BWV228
7.45 Alwyn Naiades: Fantasy-Sonata for flute and harp
8.00 Wagner Forest Murmurs (Siegfried)
8.35 Tchaikovsky Variations on a Rococo Theme, Op 33
2: Leipzig. Following the success of his first symphony, Gade was invited by Mendelssohn to join him in Leipzig as assistant conductor of the Gewandhaus
Orchestra. Donald Macleod discusses the influence Gade's move to Germany had upon his music with the Danish composer and conductor Bo Holten.
RitterFruhling Musica Ficta , conductor Bo Holten
Octet in F, Op 7 Kontra Quartet
Cantata: Comala (finale) Anne Margrethe Dahl (soprano), Hitomi Katagiri (tenor),
Canzone Choir, Sonderylland Symphony Orchestra, conductor Frans Rasmussen
Writer and parodist Craig Brown describes writing the Private Eye diary and his Wayof the World column for The Daily Telegraph.
With Jonathan Swain.
Re-issue of the Week: Bach Preludes and Fugues: in F, BWW880; in B flat minor,
BWV891 (Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 2) Edwin Fischer (piano)
10.18 Nielsen Symphony No 3 (Sinfonia
Espansiva) Kirsten Hermansen (soprano), Erik Sjoberg (baritone), Danish RSO , conducted Thomas Jensen
10.54 Mozart Horn Concerto No 2 in Eflat, K41 7Dennis Brain , Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Walter Susskind
11.08 Bartok Contrasts Melos Ensemble
Music In Education
Today's programme features contemporary music, gospel, Indian classical music and samba recorded at the Birmingham
Conservatoire's Music X-tra Festival in March. Plus guitar music and tabla from one of two open days held at Symphony Hall by Birmingham Music Services and Baroque music from the Britten-Pears Baroque
Orchestra recorded at the Snape Maltings in Suffolk. Presented by Sarah Walker.
Other music in the programme includes: Messiaen L 'AbTme des Oiseaux (Quatuor pour la Fin du Temps)
Peter Glenville (clarinet)
Liz Johnson Towards the Sea
Thallein Ensemble
Telemann St Matthew Passion (excerpt) Soloists, Britten-Pears ChamberChoir and Baroque Orchestra, director Richard Egarr
A recital from St David's Hall , Cardiff, given by another past finalist of the Cardiff Singer of the World competition. Introduced by Susan Sharpe. Gwyn Hughes Jones (tenor) Ingrid Surgenor (piano)
Bellini Vaga Luna Che Inargenti; Ma Rendi Pur Contento; Dolente Immagine di Fille Mia; Vanne, 0 Rosa Fortunata
Respighi Nevicata; Pioggia; Nebbie
Meirion Williams Gwynfyd; YLlyn; Pan ddaw'rNos
Tosti Ideale; A Vucchela; Non T'amo Piu Tirindelli 0 Primavera!
BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Bizet Overture: Djamileh Conductor Tadaaki Otaka
Debussy Prélude a I 'Apres-midi d 'un Faune Conductor Tadaaki Otaka Ravel Tzigane
Jane Peters (violin), conductor Rumon Gamba
Ravel Ballet: Daphnis etChloe Conductor Mark Wigglesworth Bizet Symphony in C
Conductor Tadaaki Otaka
The darker recesses of the human mind as displayed in songs influenced by Sigmund Freud's ideas. From the psychodramas of Bergand Schoenberg to Kurt Weill's Lady in the Dark and the less reverential treatments of Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim. Presented by Iain Burnside. (R)
Music and arts news, including a preview of this year's Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music, which hosts a glittering line-up, including the Cardinall 's Musick, the Gabrieli Consort, I Fagiolini, St James 's
Baroque Players and countertenor Michael Chance. Introduced by Sean Rafferty.
Verdi's brilliant final masterpiece returns to English National Opera to mark the centenary of the composer's death.
Andrew Shore leads a fine ensemble cast as the fat and lecherous knight of Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor.
English National Opera Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Paul Daniel
Part 1
8.55 Twenty Minutes: Verdi and Boito
A dramatisation by Jules Mascarenhas.
After an estrangement of 16 years, Verdi and Boito were persuaded to collaborate on Otello and Falstaff. But how did Verdi make his peace with the hot-headed man who had once described his music as defiling the altar of art like the wall of a brothel?
(R)
9.15 Part 2
More music specially recorded at
London's Urban Beats project alongside choral music by Palestrina, Philip Glass and John Tavener , and slow music by Henry Purcell and Howard Skempton. Introduced by Fiona Talkington.
With Susan Sharpe.
Muthel Polonaise in G 12.10 Brahms
Piano Trio No 3 in C minor, Op 101 12.25 Fasch Sonata in D minor 12.35 Saint-Saens Cello Concerto No 1 in A minor
1.00 Pieter van Maldere Sinfonias: in Gminor, Op 4 No 1; in D, Op 5 No 1; in A; in
2.00 Grainger Danish Folk Song Suite
2.20 Arensky Suite No 1 in F, Op 15
2.35 Eigar Sea Pictures, Op 37
3.00-4.30 BBC Schools
3.00 Time to Move 3.20 First Steps in Drama 3.35 Tales from Europe
3.50 Let's Move 4.10 Time and Tune
4.30 Faure Nocturne in C sharp minor, Op 74
4.35 Rudolf Matz Young Stringplayers
4.50 Ambrosius Suite 5.00 Hellendaal
Concerto Grosso in E flat, Op 3 No 4
5.20 Handel Perche Viva il Caro Sposo (Rodrigo) 5.35 Johan Roman 13 pieces from "Drottingholmsmusiquen"
