Schumann Fantasiestucke , Op 88
6.35Tlppett Concerto for double string orchestra
7.00 Handel Vadoro , Pupille (Giulio Cesare )
7.10 Mozart Piano Sonata in F, K280
8.20 Farkas Old Hungarian Dances
8.35 Bartok Piano Concerto No 3
(1756-91). A week of programmes about Mozart's foreign travels and the influences he picked up along the way. Presented by Donald Macleod. 1: Mozart in London (1764-65)
Mozart and his family set off on their first European tour when Mozart was only nine. They spent 15 months in London and were very warmly received, especially by King George III , who tested the young prodigy's talents himself. The sights and sounds of England made a big impact on young
Wolfgang, particularly the music of JC Bach. Mozart's first symphony, composed in London, is very much in the JC Bach style, and the "English Bach was to be an influence on Mozart for the rest of his life.
Mozart God Is Our Refuge
Choir of St Bartholomew the Great, conductor Andrew Morris
Violin Sonata in F, K13 Gerard Poulet , Blandine Verlet (harpsichord) The London Notebook, K15 Thomas Trotter (organ)
Symphony No 1 in E flat, K16
Prague CO, conductor Charles Mackerras Vadal Furor Portata, K21
Gosta Winbergh (tenor), Vienna CO, conductor Gyorgy Fischer
JC Bach Overture: La Calamita dei Cuori
Hanover Band, conductor Anthony Halstead Mozart Piano Concerto No 12 in A, K414 (andante) Malcolm Bilson (fortepiano), English Baroque Soloists, conductor John Eliot Gardiner
Producer Ellie Mant
A daily series in which artists talk about their current work. This week American poet Michael Donaghyon his new travelling poetry show A Fine Excess. Producer Fiona McLean
With Jonathan Swain. This week surveying Brahms's progress from keyboard lion to piano poet and recordings by Hungarian conductor Fritz Reiner.
Couperln Les Baricades Misterieuses (Livres de Clavecin Book 2, Ordre 6) Anton Heiller (harpsichord)
10.08 Re-issue of the Week: Strauss Der
Burger als Edelmann, Op 60 (excerpt) Pittsburgh SO, conductor Fritz Reiner
10.18 Bruckner Psalm 150 Marie Stader
(soprano), Chorus of the Deutsche Oper,
Berlin, Berlin PO, conductor EugenJochum
10.28 Mozart Symphony No 36 in C, K425 (Linz) Chicago SO, conductor Fritz Reiner
10.51 Brahms Piano Sonata No 3 in Fminor, Op 5 Julius Katchen
Artist in Focus: Emma Kirkby
Since the seventies, soprano
Emma Kirkby has been one of the best loved and most distinctive of early-music voices. This week, Brian Kay talks to Kirkby and introduces some of her performances, spanning over 20 years of recording for the BBC. Today's programme includes Dowland songs, including I Saw My Lady
Weep, Row My Tears and In This Trembling Shadow, from a concert given with lutenist Anthony Rooley in the Wigmore Hall in 1997, and settings of the Salve Regina by Handel, Mayr, Haydn and Hasse, recorded on various occasions with London Baroque.
A recital from the Wigmore Hall in London, presented by Stephanie Hughes.
Olaf Bar (baritone), Melvyn Tan (piano) Schumann Der Schatsgraber ;
Fruhlingsfahrt; Abends am Strand;
Belsatzar; Die Beiden Grenadiere ; Die
Feindlichen Bruder ; DerArme Peter ; Funf Lieder , Op 40; Drei Gedichte von Emmanuel Geibel, Op 30. Repeated Sunday 1pm
BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Rimsky-Korsakov Overture on Russian Themes Conductor Rumon Gamba Borodin Symphony No 2 in B minor Conductor Rumon Gamba
Shostakovich Cello Concerto No 1
Paul Watkins , conductor Tadaaki Otaka
Glazunov Symphony No 2 in F sharp minor Conductor Tadaaki Otaka
Opera at the Crossroads of Europe
Another chance to hearfour programmes exploring the operatic treasures of Prague. Jan Smaczny takes a tour of the city in the 18th century and hears music that provided the backdrop for Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro and Don Giovanni. (R)
Sean Rafferty hears about a new biography of Shakespeare and plays some
Shakespearean music. He also looks at a new collection of Samuel Wesley 's letters - and plays some of Wesley's music.
MUSIC LIVE
The final part of Radio 3's own day-long festival of world music, introduced live from Bradford by Andrew McGregor and Verity Sharp. Hugh Masekela , star of South African townshipjazz, heads a world-class line-up in a free event in Bradford's
Centenary Square, followed by a late-night concert in nearby St George 's Hall.
7.30 Kate Rusby , one of the freshest voices in English folk music, is joined by accordion player John McCusker.
8.15 Hugh Masekela performs with his new five-piece band.
9.30 A performance from St George's Hall by Iranian santur maestro Ardavan Kamkar.
10.40 The day closes with music from the leading voice of Indian ghazal, Jagit Singh , and highlights from performances given earlier in the day, including Gjallarhorn from Finland, Legop! from France, Bradford bhangra artist Kuldeep Purewal , and French-Moroccan rai band Sawt El Atlas.
Plus two street bands - De Fanfare van de Eerste Liefdesnacht and the unforgettablynamed Peace Artistes. Tickets forthe late-night concert are available from the St
George's Hall box office on [number removed]. Music: page 26
With Jill Anderson. Dukas Villanelle 12.10
Brahms Fantasien , Op 116 12.35
Wagner, orch Mottl Wesendonk Lieder
1.00 Debussy String Quartet in G minor, Op 110 Ravel String Quartet in F
Chausson Concerto in D. Op 212.40
MacDowell Suite in A minor. Op 42 3.00 Strauss Ewig Einsam ; Wenn Du Einst die Gauen (Guntram, Op 25) 3.10 Schumann Piano Sonata No 1 in F sharp minor, Op 11
3.40 Groneman Concerto in G for flute and two violins 3.55 Heinichen Se Mai,
Tirsi, Mio Bene (Clori e Tirsi) 4.20 Mozart Divertimento in Eflat, K166 4.30 Hummel Trio in E flat, Op 124.50 Schubert Overture in the Italian Style in C, D591 5.05 Dellus, arr Fenby Intermezzo (Fennimore and Gerda) 5.15 Debussy Images 5.25
Karlowlcz Chant de I 'Eternelle Aspiration (Chants Eternels, Op 10) 5.40 Tallis If Ye Love Me; Loquebantur Variis Linguis ; 0 Nata Lux de Lumine 5.50 Hellendaal Sonata Prima in G, Op 5
