With Penny Gore.
Raff Overture: Romeo andJuliet
Philharmonia, conductor Francesco D'Avalos
6.50 Chopin Nocturne in G minor, Op 37 No 1 Maria Tipo (piano)
7.15 Strauss The Dinner (Le Bourgeois
Gentilhomme) Academy of St Martin in the Fields, conductor Neville Marriner
7.50 Mendelssohn Songs without Words Murray Perahia (piano)
8.00 Nielsen Overture: Helios
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, conductor Neeme Jarvi
8.45 Roussel Suite , Op 33
Detroit SO, conductor Paul Paray
In 1893 the music critic of Le Figaro said of Debussy that he was "provoking dangerous eruptions in the young composers of the future", eruptions that were to find their full force in works such as the opera Pelleas et Melisande and his only string quartet. Pierre Boulez once remarked that the latter succeeded in freeing the string quartet form "from rigid structure, frozen rhetoric and rigid aesthetics". Today he considers the extent of Debussy's radicalism. With Donald Macleod.
Pelleas et Melisande (Opening; Act 2
Scene 2) Elizabeth Soderstrom (soprano), Donald Mclntyre (baritone), Royal Opera House Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Pierre Boulez
Pelleas et Melisande (Act 4 Scene 4) Alison Hagley (soprano), Neil Archer
(tenor), Donald Maxwell (baritone), Welsh National Opera Chorus, Royal Opera
House Orchestra, conductor Pierre Boulez String Quartet Belcea Quartet
With Rob Cowan.
Bach Kyrie (Mass in B minor, BWV232) Philharmonia Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Otto Klemperer
10.14 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 6 in B minor(Pathétique) Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, conductor Ferenc Fricsay
10.38 Bach Osanna in Excelsis ...
Dona Nobis Pacem (Mass in B minor, BWV232) Judith Nelson and Julianne Baird
(sopranos), Jeffrey Dooley and Drew Minter (countertenors), Frank Hoffmeisterand
Edmund Brownless (tenors), Jan Opalach and Andrew Walker Schultze (basses), Bach Ensemble , director Joshua Rifkin
Music under the Storm Clouds
Thomas Gayda presents music by composers caught up in the political turmoil of the Second World War.
Lutoslawksi Variations on a theme of Paganini Steven Osborne and Paul Lewis (pianos)
Dallapiccola Frammenti Sinfonici (Marsia) BBC Concert Orchestra, conductor Robert Ziegler
Hans Krasa Dance for string trio
Katharine Gowers (violin),
Tatjana Masurenko (viola), Natalie Clein (cello) Hartmann Symphony No 2 (Adagio) BBCSO, conductor Lev Markiz
A concert recorded last year at Brunswick
Methodist Church, Newcastle upon Tyne given by the ensemble Kaiser's Harmonie as part of the Live from the 18th Century festival. Introduced by Stephanie Hughes. Lesley Schatzberger and Guy Cowley (clarinets), Alastair Mitchell and Philip Turbett (bassoons), Susan Dent and Gavin Edwards (horns)
Krommer Partita in E flat
Weber Adagio and Rondo (1808)
Mozart Serenade in E flat, K375
BBC Philharmonic
Presented by Louise Fryer. Gregson Blazon
Conductor Martyn Brabbins
Peter Maxwell Davies Spinning Jenny Conducted by the Composer
Gregson Violin Concerto Olivier Charlier , conductor Martyn Brabbins
Elgar Variations on an Original Theme, Op 36 (Enigma) (original version) Conductor Van Pascal Tortelier
Blue Peter's Simon Thomas and Matt Baker play music for younger listeners.
Today they introduce a dance called a waltz, a dance called a galop and, if you don't like dancing, you can just walk the dog.
My Kind of Song- Michael Horowitz lain Burnside talks to poet
Michael Horovitz about his varied career. Featuring a wide choice of singers and songs ranging from Jelly Roll Morton to Schubert and from Nina Simone to John Cage , and including a recital of his own poetry with a freely improvised postlude on the kazoo.
Sean Rafferty presents a selection of music and news from the arts world.
John Shea introduces a concert given in the Brighton Dome as part of this year's Brighton Festival.
Pablo Strong (tenor), Brighton Festival
Chorus, National Symphony Orchestra of Washington, conductor Leonard Slatkin Bernstein Chichester Psalms
Schuller Seven Studies on Themes of Paul Klee
Dvorak Symphony No 9 in E minor (from the New World)
Vic Hoyland Bagatelles
Performed in the Pittville Pump Room during the Cheltenham Festival 2000.
Richard Coles and guests discuss the artists Matisse and Picasso, whose works are the subject of a major new exhibition atTate Modern. The programme explores the relationship between the artists amid claims that despite initial rivalry the two were much closer than has been previously thought.
Fiona Talkington presents a rough guide to the music of Louisiana, traditional music from Cape Verde, an Albanian lament and the mystery of Bulgarian voices, with jazz from the Esbjorn Svensson Trio, ambient sounds from Jan Garbarek and debuts from new acoustic folk-rock duo Ellenby.
With Jonathan Swain.
Wagner Siegfried Idyll 12.25 Beethoven Piano Trio in G, Op 1 No 21.00 Bach
Cantata No 170: Vergnugte Ruh Beliebte Seelenlust; Orchestral Suite No 2 in B minor, BWV1067, Cantata No 169: Gott SollAllein Mein Herze Haben
2.15 Tchaikovsky Serenade in C, Op 48
2.45 Theobald Boehm Introduction and Variations on "Nel Cor Piu Non Mi Sento'
3.00 Something to Think About
3.15 Let's Move 3.35 Time to Move
3.55 Stories and Rhymes
4.10 The Song Tree
Concerto No 1 in D, Op 7 No 1
4.40 Mozart Piano Sonata in C, K545
4.50 Dvorak Legend No 4 in C, Op 59
5.00 Gluck Overture: Alceste
5.10 GC Bach Siehe Wie Fein und Lieblich
1st Es 5.15 Rameau Concert No 3 in A
5.30 Schubert Impromptu No 4 in A flat, D899 5.40 Kabalevsky Violin Concerto in C, Op 48
