With Martin Handley.
6.15 Shostakovich Concert Suite:
Moscow-Cheryomushki Philadelphia Orchestra, conductor Riccardo Chailly
6.40 Mozart Divertimento in D, K205 Academy Chamber Ensemble
7.05 Poulenc Suite Française, d'apres Claude Gervaise Pascal Roge
(harpsichord), French National Orchestra, conductor Charles Dutoit
7.40 Boccherini Cello Concerto in B flat
Janos Starker , Philharmonia, conductor Carlo Maria Giulini
8.10 Beethoven Violin Sonata in A, Op 30 No 1 Gidon Kremer ,
Martha Argerich (piano),
8.40 Wagner, arr Stokowski Wotan s
Farewell; Magic Rre Music (Die Walkure) BBC Philharmonic, conductor Matthias Bamert
Stephanie Hughes presents highlights of recent performances from around Europe and America. Her guest this morning is the actress Maureen Lipman. Plus the last of the winners of the BBC Proms/Guardian Young Composers competition. Music includes at approximately:
9.05 CPE Bach Symphony in D, Wql83 Nol Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, conductor Lorin Maazel
9.25 Dvorak Violin Sonata in F, Op 57 Gil Shaham , Orli Shaham (piano)
10.20 Beethoven String Quartet in G, Op 18 No 2 Juilliard Quartet
11.20 Brahms Double Concerto in A minor, Op 102 Julie Fischer (violin), Han-Na Chang (cello), Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, conductor Lorin Maazel
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Edward Seckerson revisits some of the recordings that have been recommended in CD Review's Building a Library during the past season, including: Poulenc Mass in G
Choir of St John's College, Cambridge, conductor George Guest
Elgar Piano Quintet in A minor, Op 84 Ian Brown , Sorrell Quartet
Another chance to hear last Monday's concert, presented by Christopher Cook. Karol Szymanowski Quartet Wolf Italian Serenade
Beethoven String Quartet in F minor, Op 95 (Serioso)
Lutoslawski String Quartet Repeated from Monday
Wilhelm Kempff
Piers Lane looks back on BBC archive recordings made by the great German pianist Wilhelm Kempff late in his career. Including perfomances of works by Brahms and Schumann.
Repeat of yesterday 12 noon
Brian Kay 's hour of light music begins and ends in London with works by Philip Lane and Paul Lewis. In between,
George Melachrino finds a silver lining, George Butterworth sits on The Banks of Green
Willow and Noël Coward tells of a Marvellous Party he's been to.
Can computers write music? And should we feel happy or worried about it if they can? Chris Maslanka investigates. Producer David Gallagher
Belcea Quartet
Schubert String Quartet in C minor, D 703 (Quartettsatz)
Beethoven String Quartet in B flat,
Op 1 30 (version with Grosse Fuge in B flat, Op 133, as finale)
Live from the Royal Albert Hall, London.
One of the world's greatest orchestras comes to the Proms for the first of two concerts under the baton of its new chief conductor, Simon Rattle. On the programme, Bartok's eerie masterpiece, Ligeti's dazzling concerto, and one of the seminal works of the 20th century - Stravinsky's savage ballet, The Rite of Spring.
Presented by Rob Cowan.
Tasmin Little (violin), Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Simon Rattle
Bartok Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta
8.00 Twenty Minutes: Stravinsky in All Directions
Professor Stephanie Jordan and Dr Larraine Nicholas have been trying to track down all the choreographic treatments of Stravinsky's music for the online database Stravinsky the Global Dancer, and have traced over 1,000 so far. Christopher Cook puts the database through its paces and learns the answers to such questions as, how many versions of the Circus Polka are there? And was the first version really made for elephants?
8.20 Ligeti Violin Concerto
Stravinsky The Rite of Spring
(Repeated Tuesday 2pm)
By Peter Straughan. An adaptation of the cinema classic by Thea von Harbou and Fritz Lang. In 1930 Berlin is gripped with fear as a murderer preys on the city's children in a climate of political turbulence and rising criminality.
With Jonathan Tafler, Gilly Tompkins, Ewan Bailey, Peter Marinker, Michael Wildman, Clare Corbett, Ben Crowe, Rebecca Manley, Cressida Whyte, Emily Button, Gregg Prentice, Ruby Stokes, Jack Durrant
Director Toby Swift (R)
Mark Russell and Robert Sandall report from Edinburgh and Glasgow on the alternative music scenes in the two cities, and meet Frog Pocket, Bovine Life, the Magnificents and Colditz.
With Jonathan Swain.
Druschetzky Concerto for oboe and timpani 12.25Suchon Symfonietta Rustica 12.45 Mahler Des Knaben
Wunderhorn (excerpts) 1.00 Haydn
Symphony No 100 in G (Military) Mozart Piano Concerto No 26 in D, K537
(Coronation) Moyzes Symphony No 10, Op 77 2.30 Vivaldi Dixit Dominus
3.00 Groneman Flute Sonata in E minor
3.15 Sigtenhorst Meyer Piano Sonata
No 2, Op 23 3.35 Tobias Vivit; Ascendit in Coelum 3.40 Sibelius En Saga
4.05 Jan van Gilse String Quartet
4.15 Rosenmuller Beatus Vir Qui Timet Dominum 4.25 Chopin Prelude in C sharp minor, Op 45 4.30 Mozart
Symphony No 35 in D, K385 (Haffner)
4.55 D Scariatti Keyboard Sonata in G, Kkl25 5.00 Parry / Was Glad
5.10 Gounod Salut! Demeure Chaste et
Pure (Faust) 5.15 Jiri Cart Sonata for two violins 5.30 Martinu Variations on a Slovak Theme 5.40 Alexander Albrecht
Quintet for piano and wind, Op 6
5.50 Strauss Ein Obdach Gegen Sturm und Regen, Op 46 No 1; Morgen, Op 27 No 4
