BBC - Radio 3 - Daily Schedule

morning |=20 a= fternoon=20 | eve= ning

07:00
Morning on=20 3
30 November 2004
Presented by Penny = Gore.
Music=20 includes, from 7.00am

Malcolm Arnold: Scottish=20 Dances
Philharmonia Orchestra
Bryden = Thomson

Bach:=20 Italian Concerto in F, BWV 971
Rosalyn Tureck=20 (piano)

Puccini: Three minuets
Martfeld Quartet=20

From 8.30am

Ferdinand David: Concerto for = trombone=20 and orchestra in E flat, Op 4
Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich =
David=20 Zinman (conductor)

Bantock: Hebridean Symphony=20
RPO
Vernon Handley

10:00
CD=20 Masters
30 November 2004
With Jonathan=20 Swain.
Beethoven: The Creatures of Prometheus -=20 Overture
Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
Eugen = Jochum=20 (conductor)

Rameau: Les Fetes d'Hebe, 2eme entree - = La=20 musique - sc viii
Iphise ....... Sarah Connolly=20 (mezzo-soprano)
Lycurgue ....... Paul Agnew = (tenor)
Tirtee=20 ....... Thierry Felix (baritone)
Chorus & Orchestra = of Les=20 Arts Florissants
William Christie = (conductor)

Haydn:=20 Symphony No 98 in B flat
London Philharmonic = Orchestra
Eugen=20 Jochum (conductor)

Listener request
Rameau: Castor = et=20 Pollux - 'Tristes apprets' (Act I)
Telaire ....... Jane = Laval=20 (soprano)

'Nature, amour' (Act II)
Pollux ....... = Gerard=20 Souzay (baritone)

'Sejour de l'eternelle paix' (Act=20 IV)
Castor ....... Leon Beyle (tenor)

Beethoven: = Violin=20 Concerto in D, Op 61
Wolfgang Schneiderhan = (violin)
Berlin=20 Philharmonic Orchestra
Eugen Jochum=20 (conductor)

mor= ning=20 | afternoon | eve= ning

12:00
Composer = of the=20 Week
Carl Nielsen (1865 - 1931)
2. A Mighty Call = from the=20 North
Donald Macleod traces Nielsen's life and work up to = 1911,=20 when the composer would be at the peak of his creative=20 self-confidence.
Song: Jens Vejmand - Jens the=20 roadmender
J?rgen Klint (bass)
Rosalind Bevan=20 (piano)

Helios Overture
Gothenburg Symphony=20 Orchestra
Neeme Jarvi (conductor)

Hymnus Amoris - = Hymn to=20 Love, Op 12 [excerpt]
Kirsten Schultz (soprano)
Bodil = G?bil=20 (sopranno)
Tonny Landy (tenor)
Bent Norup=20 (bass-baritone)
Mogens Schmidt Johansen (bass)
Hans = Christian=20 Andersen (bass)
Danmarks Radios = Symphoniorkester
Mogens=20 Woldike (conductor)

Symphony No 3 'Sinfonia = Espansiva'
San=20 Francisco Symphony
Herbert Blomstedt=20 (conductor)

13:00
Lunchtim= e=20 Concert
Far From Home
30 November 2004
From the = Norwegian Church in Cardiff, a former haven for sailors = nostalgic=20 for their homeland, Humphrey Burton introduces the first of = four=20 concerts featuring works by composers who found themselves, = some=20 times happily and sometimes not, far from home.
Wagner:=20 Wesendonck Lieder
Mahler: Songs of a Wayfarer
Grieg: = Songs=20 from Haugtussa.

Katerina Karneus (mezzo soprano) =
Michael=20 Pollock (piano)

14:00
After= noon=20 Performance
BBC SO/Philip Auguin (Leonard Slatkin for = Mozart)
BBC Symphony Orchestra

Today Edward = Seckerson=20 introduces performances given by the BBC Symphony Orchestra = earlier=20 this year, in Bad Kissingen and Prague.
Schumann: Manfred = Overture, Op 115
Philippe Auguin = (conductor)

Mozart: Piano=20 Concerto No 17 in Gm, K453
Emanuel Ax (piano)
Leonard = Slatkin=20 (conductor)

Berlioz: Harold in Italy, Symphony for = Viola=20 & Orchestra, Op 16
Tabea Zimmermann = (viola)
Philippe=20 Auguin (conductor)

15:40
Making=20 Tracks
30 November 2004
Music for younger = listeners=20 presented by Angellica Bell and Adrian Dickson, including = David=20 Fanshawe's African Sanctus, a champagne galop by Hans = Christian=20 Lumbye and music from the film = Bullitt.

16:00
Voices
My=20 Kind of Song: Richard Rodney Bennett
Iain Burnside's = guest in=20 today's programme is one of the most versatile of British=20 composer/performers, Sir Richard Rodney Bennett. A pupil of = Boulez,=20 Bennett has written for film and the concert hall, and is = equally at=20 home as a jazz singer and pianist. His choices of song range = from=20 Purcell, Walton and Webern to Gershwin and Harold Arlen. = There's=20 also a chance to hear some of Bennett's own=20 songs.

17:00
In=20 Tune
30 November 2004
Sean Rafferty presents a = selection=20 of music, plus news from the arts=20 world.

mor= ning=20 | a= fternoon=20 | evening

19:30

The=20 Furtwangler Legacy
Rob Cowan introduces an evening = devoted to the=20 career of the legendary German conductor Wilhelm = Furtwangler, who=20 died 50 years ago today. Furtwangler was revered by his=20 fellow-musicians, but his later career was marked by = political=20 controversy, especially over his role during the Nazi period = in=20 Germany.

In the course of the evening, Rob Cowan, = Richard=20 Osborne, the historian Richard Evans and other commentators = will=20 attempt to discover the man behind the formal public mask, = and=20 evaluate the elements which made him arguably the greatest = conductor=20 of all time.
7.30pm
Who was Wilhelm Furtwangler? Rob = Cowan=20 looks at his background.

7.35pm
Wagner: = Siegfried's=20 Funeral Music (from Gotterdammerung)
Berlin Philharmonic=20 Orchestra/Wilhelm Furtwangler
(recorded live in Berlin in = 1949)

7.50pm
Rob Cowan talks to the musicologist = Eric Wen=20 about the influence of Heinrich Schenker's system of musical = analysis on Furtwangler's work.

8.00pm
Mozart: = Symphony No=20 40 in Gm, K550 (1st movement)
Vienna Philharmonic=20 Orchestra/Wilhelm Furtwangler

8.07pm
Rob Cowan and = Richard=20 Osborne compare live and studio performances by=20 Furtwangler.

8.20pm
Schumann: Symphony No 4 in Dm=20 (movements 3 and 4)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra/Wilhelm = Furtwangler

8.40pm
Former players with the Berlin=20 Philharmonic, the Philharmonia and the London Philharmonic = recall=20 their experiences of working with=20 Furtwangler.

9.04pm
Weber: Overture to 'Der=20 Freischutz'
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra/Wilhelm = Furtwangler=20
(recorded live in Berlin, = 1944)

21:15

The=20 Furtwangler Legacy
Continuing Radio 3's evening devoted = to the=20 career of the legendary German conductor Wilhelm=20 Furtwangler.
9.15pm
Furtwangler was internationally = renowned=20 for his superb opera performances, and was also a sensitive = Lieder=20 accompanist. Some of the greatest singers of the 20th = century,=20 including Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Dietrich = Fischer-Dieskau, recall=20 their experiences of working with him on a range of music = from=20 Mozart to Wagner

9.50pm
Wagner: Tristan und = Isolde:=20 excerpt from Act 1 Scene 3
Kirsten Flagstad (Isolde), = Blanche=20 Thebom (Brangane), Philharmonia Orchestra/Wilhelm=20 Furtwangler
(recorded in London,=20 1952)

10.00pm
Furtwangler is principally known as = a=20 specialist in the German classical and romantic repertoire. = Rob=20 Cowan and Richard Osborne discuss lesser-known aspects of = his work=20 in the baroque and 20th-century = fields.

10.10pm
Hindemith:=20 Turandot Scherzo (from Symphonic Metamorphoses on themes by=20 Weber)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra/Wilhelm Furtwangler=20
(recorded live in Berlin, 1947)

10.20pm
The = Man behind=20 the Mask. Furtwangler's widow Elisabeth, Dietrich = Fischer-Dieskau=20 and Elisabeth Schwarzkopf shed light on the conductor's = enigmatic=20 personality.

10.35pm
The Last Beethoven: = Furtwangler's=20 Beethoven performances have never been surpassed. He = conducted the=20 Ninth Symphony for the last time at the 1954 Lucerne=20 Festival.

Beethoven: Symphony No.9 = (finale)
Elisabeth=20 Schwarzkopf (soprano)
Elsa Calveti (mezzo)
Ernst = Haefliger=20 (tenor)
Otto Edelmann (bass)
Lucerne Festival=20 Chorus
Philharmonia Orchestra/Wilhelm=20 Furtwangler

23:05

The=20 Furtwangler Legacy
Concluding Radio 3's evening devoted = to the=20 career of the legendary German conductor Wilhelm=20 Furtwangler.
11.05pm
Tully Potter, Michael Tanner and = Richard=20 Evans examine the controversies surrounding Furtwangler's = role=20 during the Nazi period in Germany.

11.15pm
The = Legacy:=20 What influence did Furtwangler have on a future generation = of=20 musicians? With Tully Potter, Michael Tanner, Daniel = Barenboim and=20 Christian Thielemann.

23.30pm
Furtwangler is = remembered as=20 a conductor - but he was also a fine composer. Perhaps his = own music=20 gives a clue to his enduring influence on successors such as = Daniel=20 Barenboim.

Furtwangler: Symphony No 2 (1st=20 movement)
Chicago Symphony Orchestra/Daniel = Barenboim
(US=20 premiere, recorded live in Chicago,=20 2001)

00:00
Composer = of the=20 Week
William Byrd (c1540 - 1623)
Part = Three
William=20 Byrd was a lifelong Catholic at a time when anti-Catholic = feeling=20 was at its height. In today's programme, Donald Macleod = discovers=20 how Byrd's faith cost him a great deal of pain and = trouble.
Why=20 do I use my paper, inke and penne?
Richard Wyn Roberts=20 (countertenor)/Robin Blaze (countertenor)/Concordia/Robert=20 Hollingworth (director)

Circumspice, = Jerusalem
Cardinall's=20 Musick/Andrew Carwood

Deus, venerunt gentes
Carys = Lane=20 (soprano)/Richard Wyn Roberts (countertenor)/Robin Blaze=20 (countertenor)/Nicholas Hurndall Smith (tenor)/Matthew Brook = (baritone)

Mass for five voices
The Tallis = Scholars/Peter=20 Phillips

Non vos relinquam
(Gradualia Vol. 2=20 Pentecost)
The Cambridge Singers/John=20 Rutter

01:00
Through=20 the Night
1 December 2004
Part One
With Louise=20 Fryer.
1.00am
Chamber music by George Enescu
Sonata = torso=20 (1911)
Clara Cernat (violin)
Thierry Huillet=20 (piano)
String Quartet in G, Op 22 No 2
Voces=20 Quartet
Impresii din copilarie (Childhood Impressions), = Op 28=20
Sherban Lupu (violin)
Valentin Gheorgiu=20 (piano)

2.00am
Sibelius: Jordens s?ng (Song of the = Earth),=20 Op 93
The Academic Choral Society
The Helsinki = Cathedral=20 Chorus
Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra
Ulf Soderblom=20 (conductor)

2.20am
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No 4 = in G,=20 Op 58
Nelson Goerne (piano)
Norwegian Radio = Orchestra
Ari=20 Rasilainen (conductor)

2.55am
Jorgen Jersild: At = spille I=20 skoven
Carion

3.10am
Pancho Vladigerov: = Skandinavska=20 syuita (Scandinavian Suite), Op 13
Bulgarian National = Radio=20 Symphony Orchestra
Alexander Vladigerov (conductor)=20

3.40am
Christoff Weyse: Scherzo in B flat =
Folmer=20 Jensen (piano)

3.45am
Mozart: Symphony No 29 in = A,=20 K201
Amsterdam Bach Soloists

4.05am
Mihail = Jora:=20 Sonatine, Op 44
Ilinca Dumitrescu=20 (piano)

4.15am
Verdi: Ave Maria (4 Pezzi sacri) =
Radio=20 France Chorus
Donald Palumbo (conductor) =

4.25am
Blow:=20 The Graces' Dance; Gavott; Sarabande for the Graces (Venus = and=20 Adonis)
The Consort of Musicke
Anthony Rooley=20 (director)

4.30am
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco: = Tarantella=20
Tomaz Rajteric (guitar)

4.35am
Astor Piazzolla = (arr=20 Branko Djordjevic): Milonga del Angel
Duo=20 Novello

4.40am
Bartok: 3 Folksongs from Csik = county=20
Zoltan Kocsis (piano)

4.45am
Handel: The King = shall=20 rejoice - coronation anthem No 3, HWV 260
The Choir of = the King's=20 Consort
The King's Consort
Robert King (director)=20

05:00
Through=20 the Night
1 December 2004
Part Two
Louise Fryer = concludes this morning's programme.
5.00am
Bach: = Orchestral=20 Suite No 1 in C, BWV 1066
Norwegian Chamber Orchestra=20

5.20am
Kaspar Forster: Vanitas vanitatum - = dialogus de=20 Divite et paupere Lazaro
La Capelle Ducale
Musica = Fiata=20 Koln
Roland Wilson (conductor)

National day of=20 Romania

5.35am
Ionel Perlea: Don Quixote - = Symphonic=20 Poem
Romanian National Radio Orchestra
Paul Popescu=20 (conductor)

6.00am
Haydn: Symphony No 4 in D, Hob = 1: 4=20
Romanian Radio Chamber Orchestra
Ludovic Bacs=20 (conductor)

6.15am
Paul Constantinescu: Free = Variations on=20 byzantium theme
Catalin Ilea (cello)
Romanian = National Radio=20 Orchestra
Carol Litvin (conductor)

6.30am
Dinu = Lipatti: Sonatina Op 1
Mihaela Martin (violin)
Florina = Cozighian (piano)

6.45am
Ionel Perlea: Lullaby =
Remus=20 Manoleanu (piano)

6.50am
Alfred Alessandrescu: = Symphonic=20 sketch Autumn Dawn
Romanian National Radio=20 Orchestra
Constantin Bobescu (conductor)=20