With Martin Handley.
Gurney Five Elizabethan Songs
6.30 Schubert Symphony No 3 in D
7.10 Brahms Cello Sonata No 2 in F, Op 99
7.40 Sibelius Nightride and Sunrise
8.10 Weber Clarinet Concerto No 1 in Fminor
8.35 Stravinsky Symphony of Psalms
Stephanie Hughes presents a selection from some of the European summer music festivals, with pieces from Scotland, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Austria, and performances by American tenor Ben Heppner , the Tokyo Quartet and the Purcell Chorus from Budapest. Plus studio guest, director and producer Tony Palmer. Mozart Overture: Le Nozze di Figaro Verdi Symphony Orchestra, conductor Thierry Fischer
9.35 Haydn Symphony No 83 in G minor, (La Poule) Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Marek Janowski
10.05 Verdi Merci , Jeunes Amies (Les Vêpres Siciliennes) Nelly Miriciou
(soprano), Leipzig Opera Chorus, Dutch Radio Choir and Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Paolo Olmi
10.30 Ligeti LuxAeterna Berlin Radio Chorus
11.05 Beethoven Gott! Welch Dunkel Hier (Fidelio) Ben Heppner (tenor),
Dutch Radio PO, conductor EdodeWaart
11.30 Michael Haydn Requiem
Maria Zadori (soprano), Judit Nemeth (mezzo), Timothy Bench (tenor),
Istvan Kovacs (bass), Budapest Purcell Chorus, Orfeo CO, conductor Gyorgy Vashegyi EMAIL your comments to: sunday.live@bbc.co.uk
Joshua Rifkin begins a six-part journey around the places where Johann Sebastian Bach lived and worked, beginning at the composer's birthplace, Eisenach. After a tour of the village, he visits the house where Bach is said to have been born, and hears some of his earliest pieces, played by Zvi Meniker on a contemporary harpsichord.
Another chance to hear last Monday's concert at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London, presented by Christopher Cook. BBC Singers, conductor Stephen Layton Tippett Dance , Clarion Air Finzi White Flowering Days
Vaughan Williams Silence and Music
Elgar To Her beneath Whose Steadfast Star Charles Wood A Century's Penultimate Walton A Litany; Set Me as a Seal Upon Thine Heart; Where Does the Uttered Music Go?
Britten Choral Dances (Gloriana)
Stephen Johnson concludes his exploration of the BBC archive recordings from the Edinburgh Festival with a look at the festival in the early 1960's. Music includes two performances by the Philharmonia: the second movement of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No 6 in B minor (Pathetique) conducted by Carlo Maria Giulini , and David Oistrakh's 1962 performance of Shostakovich's Violin Concerto No 1 conducted by Gennadi Rozhdestvensky.
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Charles Williams conducts the Queen's Hall Light Orchestra in his Voice of London, and the Royal Ballet Sinfonia play Haydn Wood 's London Landmarks Suite. Plus music by Alfred Reynolds , Gordon Langford and Philip Lane , and atripto Copenhagen in the company of Hans Christian Lumbye.
David Garrick , the most famous actor of the 18th century, revolutionised the way plays were acted, the way theatre was regarded and, during his period as manager of London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane, he was instrumental in installing Shakespeare as the national bard.
Director Max Stafford-Clark offers a fresh reassessment of Garrick's career and legacy, and asks why no new plays from his tenure survive today. Producer Adrian Washbourne
Biyi Bandele 's dramatisation of Aphra Benn 's novel is a celebration other humanist vision, a passionate love story and a bold, irreverent re-interpretation of a 300-year-old classic.
Music by Juwon Ogungbe performed by Nii Tagoe and Sam Maitland DirectorClaire Grove
Paul Guinery opens the new Choirworks season with the first of three concerts recorded at the Usher Hall, Edinburgh, as part of the Edinburgh International Festival.
Dvorak St Ludmilla - Edinburgh Festival Chorus, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, conductor Jiri Belohlavek
Palio Accelerando. Twice a year in the Tuscan city of Siena, ten of the city's 17 contradas or districts compete in the Palio, a breakneck horse race without stirrups or saddles around the city's main square, the Piazza del Campo. The race is preceded by a two-hour procession of medieval splendour before the horses line up, watched by 10,000 Siennese citizens crammed into the middle of the square. Between the Ears gathers speed in tune With the event. Producer Richard Bannerman
Mark Russell and Robert Sandall present eclectic sounds from the cutting edge.
With John Shea.
Schreker Nachtstuck (DerFerne Klang)
12.20 Moszkowski Piano Concerto in E,
Op 59 1.00 Estonian choral music by Mart Siimer , Ester Magi , ArturKapp, Eduard Tubin , Veljo Tormis and Urmas Sisask.
2.25 Mozart Clarinet Quintet in A, K581
3.00 Byrd Browning a 53.10 Schubert
Symphony No 9 in C (Great) 4.05 Camiolus Pater Nosterqui Es in Coelis; Ave Verum
Corpus 4.15 Pyysalo Devotion Vibrafonille
4.25Sorkocevic Sinfonie in D 4.30 Bach
Toccata in D, BWV912 4.50 Vivaldi Concerto da Camera in C, RV88
5.00 Dvorak Song to the Moon (Rusalka) (arr for trumpet and orchestra) 5.05
Beethoven Piano Sonata in F sharp, Op 78 5.15 Palestrina Tribulatione Civitatum 5.20 Platti Trio in C minor for oboe, bassoon and continuo 5.30 Rachmaninov
Piano Concerto No 1 in F sharp minor
