With Louise Fryer. Music includes:
7.00-8.00: Wagner Prelude, Act 3:
Lohengrin Vienna PO, conductor Georg Solti Handel Consolati, 0 Bella (Orlando,
Act 1) Rosa Mannion and Rosemary Joshua (sopranos), Hilary Summers
(contralto), Les Arts Florissants, director William Christie
8.00-9.00: Beethoven Violin Sonata in F, Op 24 (Spring) Gidon Kremer ,
Martha Argerich (piano) Schubert An die Musik, D547; DerMusensohn, D764 Kathleen Ferrier (contralto), Phyllis Spurr (piano)
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Andrew McGregor plays the latest releases.
9.30 Building a Library: Piers Burton-Page compares the available recordings of Hoist's The Planets. The recording he recommends will be played in full during The Cowan Collection tomorrow at 9am.
10.15 A roundup of recent reissues.
10.45 Lucy Parham reviews new recordings of piano music, including Emanuel Ax playing Haydn sonatas, Bach's English
Suites played by Angela Hewitt , and Pierre-Laurent Aimard 's latest DebussyCD.
11.15 An interview with conductor
William Christie , who talks about his continuing work with French Baroque music, and his new disc of Handel's Theodora.
11.45 The Listening Booth: Listeners can choose from the list of new CD releases on the programme website .
12.30 Disc of the Week: Vaughan Williams Songs of Travel Christopher Maltman (baritone), Roger Vignoles (piano) www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/cdreview
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Handel on the Thames. Lucie Skeaping explores the background to one of the most enduring and best-loved pieces of music from the Baroque, Handel's Water Music, composed for a trip along the Thames taken by King George I and his entourage on a hot July evening in 1717.
Claire Martin presents a selection of new CD releases, and interviews Cameroonian bassist, vocalist and composer Richard Bona on his new album Munia: the Tale.
With Geoffrey Smith.
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Larkin's Likes. 4: "The kind of jazz / liked was dying with its masters. "
Last in the series in which Michael Pointon listens to some of the records that were reviewed by Philip Larkin for the Daily Telegraph, with extracts from Larkin's reviews and other jazz writings read by Tom COUrtenay. Producer David Berry
Edinburgh International Festival
A concert performance of Richard Wagner 's epic opera in three acts, with tenor Torsten Kerl as the knight in shining armour and soprano Hillevi Martinpelto as Elsa. Petra Lang sings the role of Ortrud. The fairy-tale opera is packed full of magnificent set-pieces: medieval battle scenes, black magic, courtly intrigue and, central to the plot, the tragic story of two star-crossed lovers. Recorded last month at the Usher Hall in Edinburgh and presented by Donald Macleod. Sung in German.
Edinburgh Festival Chorus,
Men of the Philharmonia Chorus.
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, conductor Donald Runnicles
Boccherini String Quartet in E flat, Op 58 No 2 (R)
Ian McMillan hosts the showcase of new writing, language and performance.
This week Geoff Dyer plays with the language of banality in a spoof biography of Jackson Pollock written for the programme. And there's a new short story by Edward Upward, who has just celebrated his 100th birthday and is the last survivor of a remarkable generation of British writers that included WH Auden and Christopher Isherwood.
Vale of Glamorgan Festival
Sarah Walker introduces the BBC National
Orchestra of Wales, conducted by Pierre-Andre Valade , in a concert featuring works by Anthony Powers , David Sawer , John Metcalf and Matthew Hindson , and Stephen Montague 's concerto for flute and harp, Disparate Dances. Played here by Philippa Davies (flute) and Catrin Finch (harp), this work takes its inspiration from dances from all over the world, including Eastern Europe, Japan and Irish-America. And from this year's Spitalfields Festival, Ensemble Bash celebrate theirtenth birthday with a concert of new works by Howard Skempton and Stephen Montague.
With John Shea.
Popper Hungarian Rhapsody
Cassado Cello Sonata in the Old Spanish Style Dohnanyi Cello Sonata. Op 8
Popper Fantasie uber Kleinrussische Lieder, Op 43
2.00 Part The Woman with the Alabaster
Box 2.05 Bach Trio Sonata in D minor, BWV527 2.20 Mozart Sinfonia
Concertante in E flat, K29 7b
2.50 Schubert Impromptu in B flat,
D935 No 3 3.00 Suk Serenade in E flat,
Op 6 3.30 Hummel Viola Sonata in E flat, Op 5 No 3 3.50 Bach Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV1041 4.05Ahlen
Sommarpsalm 4.10 Grainger Hill Song No 2 4.15 Bax Legend 4.25
Mozart Rondo in B flat, K269 4.30 D Scarlatti
Piano Sonata in A, Kk533 4.35 Paganini Duetto Amoroso in C, Op 2
4.45 Wideen / Husaby 4.50 Verdi Ritorna Vincitor(Aida) 5.00 Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 6 in D flat 5.10 Bartok
Violin Concerto No 1 5.30 Cavalli E Che
SperarPoss 'lo; Speranze Fuggite
(Giasone) 5.40 Wassenaer Concerto
Armonico No 5 in Fminor 5.50 Liadov The
Enchanted Lake, Op 62 6.00 Roussel Bacchus et Arianne: Suite No 2
6.20 Mozart String Quartet in G, K156
6.35 Liszt, arr Reuss Concerto Pathétique in E minor
