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3MBS Program Guide
April 2015
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We’ve been just delighted with your feedback on our ground-breaking
radio documentary series on the Victoria State Opera, the Community
Broadcasting Foundation’s The VSO Story. It’s airing every Sunday at
11am, and if you’ve missed past episodes, you can listen back to them
on our website.
This month is the centenary of the landings at Gallipoli, and
Illuminations at 8pm on Thursday 24 April will focus on
Gallipoli – A Tribute, a CD produced by the Potter Foundation, which
brings together Australian composers, musicians, poets, and actors
including John Bell, Ross Edwards, Paul Grabowsky, Hoang Pham,
Sam Neill and the Australian String Quartet, in an extraordinary
and moving collection which will be explored by John Wilkinson and
Richard Divall.
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Patrons of 3MBS
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A Lasting Legacy Patricia Stuchbery
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Valentina Lisitsa plays Philip Glass
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Louis Lortie
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Kathryn Selby
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Vale, Nicky McFarlane
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Around Melbourne
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Anonymous (4)
Patricia Stuchbery was born in Northhampton,
England, and emigrated at the age of four with
her parents. Though she was born overseas,
Patricia has always identiﬁed as Australian, having spent her formative
years in Ringwood. She received her citizenship in 1994.
Through her early training in ballet, Patricia developed a love for
classical music and theatre that would remain with her for life. She
remembers ﬁnding joy in collecting classical CDs which at one time
came with the paper and included a book about the composer.
Growing up, Patricia’s love of performing saw her selected by Margot
Sheridan to be in the choir for The Tarax Show, where she would
perform alongside Patti Newton (neé McGrath). She describes one of the
highlights of this time as performing at Carols by Candlelight. Seeing the
lights of the candles from the stage was a truly memorable experience.
Patricia and her husband did things “the wrong way round” and
decided to go travelling before having children. For two years they
lived in London and spent the summers travelling around Europe in a
campervan. On returning to Australia Patricia had two sons, Robert and
Peter, who have both, in turn, made her a “very proud Nanna” of two
grandsons and a granddaughter.
Patricia stumbled across 3MBS almost by accident when she was
listening in the car with her son Peter. She has been a consistent
supporter of the station ever since and values its professionalism, jazz
programs and Intermezzo.
Unsurprisingly, given her background, Patricia is a particular fan of
the 3MBS Young Performer Awards. She has also attended several other
memorable 3MBS events, often with her friend Jennifer, including the
10th Classic Concerts Cruise with 4MBS in April 2008, as well the 25th
anniversary celebrations at Government House of 3MBS’s ﬁrst broadcast.
Patricia is a supporter of several charities, including the Make a
Wish Foundation and the Alannah and Madeline Foundation. She
describes the decision to leave a bequest to 3MBS as a “fairly easy” one,
knowing that 3MBS relies on the support of its volunteers and donors
to exist. She believes that continued support by the listeners of 3MBS is
exceptionally important, as she feels it is “such a terriﬁc station, and
like many other people I don’t want to see it go by the wayside. (3MBS)
continuing as it is, is a really good thing.”
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Anonymous (8)
From young performer
to life-long lover of music.
Some of our supporters, including our beloved volunteers, our
patrons and our subscribers choose to leave a lasting legacy of
support to 3MBS via a bequest. If you are thinking of leaving a
bequest so your contributions can be made into the future, please
call Anne Frankenberg, on (03) 9416 1035 for a private discussion.
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of Glass interpreters. But there is something powerful and beautiful
about experiencing his music through the purity of a single performer
and a single instrument, which focuses our hearing on notes over
orchestrations, and on the music itself.
Of the modern American composers who came before him, like
John Cage (1912–1992), and of his contemporaries, such as Steve
Reich (b.1936) and Terry Riley (b.1935), Glass is the only breakout
composer of this kind. None of them has composed work that has been
successfully embraced in minimalist, experimental, concert-orchestra,
and mass-media settings. Nor has any other of them composed work
which at times challenges the most basic of conventions of classical
European composition, while at other times including “chord changes
that are so Schubertian”, as Kronos Quartet founder David Harrington
said of Glass’s music in 2012. Indeed, Harrington told the Village Voice,
he wished Schubert (1797–1828) himself “could hear how another
composer had found new relevance in certain beautiful chord changes”.
Lisitsa explores the temporal and orchestrational range of Glass’s work
over some three decades. The effect of hearing such a multitudinous
effort expressed through one piano, two hands and eighty-eight keys is
haunting and staggering. While some of the works here were composed
for the instrument (or, like segments of The Hours, were arranged for
the piano by long-time Glass collaborator Michael Riesman when the
score was published), many were originally conceived for multiple
instruments or a full orchestra.
Valentina Lisitsa plays Philip Glass
A Note on the Music
“Philip Glass’s place in musical history is secure”, New Yorker critic Alex
Ross wrote in 2012, after the premiere of the composer’s Ninth Symphony
at Carnegie Hall. Glass’s name ﬁrst appeared in the pages of the Village
Voice in ads for his furniture-moving company. He continued to move
furniture for several years after the premiere of his opera Einstein
on the Beach (1976), until he was in his early forties. While his early
compositions for the Philip Glass Ensemble were reviewed by the Voice,
the ﬁrst alternative newsweekly in the United States, Glass’s work
would be dismissed as just noise by mainstream publications like the
New Yorker until many years later.
Yet by 2015, the year in which pianist Valentina Lisitsa is releasing this
beautiful, comprehensive and sensitive interpretation of his music,
Glass’s place in musical history isn’t just set; he is enjoying a present as
America’s most important classical composer. Lisitsa’s recordings are
but one recent way to understand how far Glass has penetrated musical
language in recent years. In addition to ﬁlm scores, there’s Beck’s 2012
CD Rework_ Philip Glass; the Dublin Guitar Quartet’s appropriation of
his string quartets and his recent compositions made for cellist Yo-Yo
Ma and street dancer Lil’ Buck, to name a few examples of the panoply
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Lisitsa includes “Opening” from Glassworks (1982), which Glass said in
a 2011 interview was composed speciﬁcally for CBS Records in order
to expose his music to a broader audience. It’s sort of a halfway point
of accessibility for a Glass listener. At one end of the spectrum is
“How Now”, an almost half-hour-long solo piece. At the other end are
Lisitsa’s renditions of songs from the ﬁlm scores to Mishima (1985), The
Truman Show (1998) and The Hours (2002). These tracks illustrate Glass’s
ability to compose scores which simultaneously work as a standalone
symphonic composition (which could exist without the ﬁlm entirely),
as a series of discrete songs, and as a series of motifs which lodge
themselves as irrevocable mnemonic devices in one’s brain. After
experiencing them, it is difﬁcult to read the Japanese writer Yukio
Mishima without hearing the refrain from “Closing” from Mishima,
and equally hard to hear “Choosing Life” from The Hours without
thinking of Virginia Woolf and her watery grave.
In 1988 Glass published both Metamorphosis I-V and Wichita Vortex Sutra.
It is fascinating to hear Lisitsa perform both the former, written for
piano, and the latter, composed to be performed with words written
and read by poet Allen Ginsberg (more recently with Patti Smith at the
Park Avenue Armory in 2012).
This collection also includes Mad Rush (1979), which Glass played in
2012 at a concert on top of the 2,000-year-old Temple of Dendur at the
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Metropolitan Museum of Art. That night, Glass said that he had been
commissioned to write it for the ﬁrst visit of Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th
Dalai Lama, to New York City. It was composed for the organ at the
Cathedral of St John the Divine, and needed to be “of indeterminate
length”, as the Dalai Lama’s arrival time was uncertain. (Given the
indeterminate feeling of pieces like How Now, this self-aware insight
from the composer drew laughter.)
When, we might wonder, does Glass’s music have more ambition; in
the latter years, with a lifetime of afﬁrmation and a whole symphony
orchestra at his disposal? Or when he was a furniture mover, composing
in modes and with orchestrations no one had ever heard before?
Valentina Lisitsa’s encyclopedic exploration of both eras has the effect
of distilling three decades of work through one pianist. This strips away
the varying scales of orchestrations and makes something obvious:
Glass’s musical daring grows and matures.
Indeed, as was obvious when Glass was one of ten pianists performing
his Piano Études all in one night for the ﬁrst time ever, at the Brooklyn
Academy of Music’s Next Wave Festival, he is primarily a composer and
has achieved a kind of immortality with his place in musical history
as such. But as a performer, he is ageing and as mortal as you, the
listener. What will last about him are the notes he wrote, and the live
performances and recordings of those who interpret them. Right now,
the music lives in the hands of Valentina Lisitsa, who has created a
beautiful next chapter in the telling of a composer’s musical journey
for your ears.
Steven W. Thrasher
Valentina Lisitsa
plays Philip Glass
Decca 478 8079
Trusts & Foundations
We gratefully acknowledge the support from Trusts and Foundations
enabling 3MBS to undertake broadcasting and performance projects
and station capacity-building which would otherwise be impossible:
The Arnold Foundation
Freemasons Victoria
The Community Broadcasting
Foundation
The Opus 50 Charitable Trust
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The Robert Salzer Foundation
photo: Steven Godbee
Louis Lortie
by Robin Usher
The French Canadian pianist, Louis Lortie, is supremely conﬁdent
about his powers after decades playing with leading conductors in the
world’s top halls. “As I get older (he is 55) I have become increasingly
interested in music that is not programmed very often,” he says on the
phone from Baltimore where he is on a tour of the north-east US. “This
is not meant to be a crowd-pleaser because I don’t care if the hall is not
full. I want to play interesting music.”
He is speaking of the recital program that he will play in the Melbourne
Recital Hall in April, as well as in Sydney. It is made up of the famous
Preludes by Chopin, coupled with the far less well-known preludes by
Gabriel Fauré and Alexander Scriabin, written around the turn of the
20th century. “I think there is a laziness on the part of many pianists
that takes them back to the usual repertoire all the time,” he says. “But
much of the great literature for the piano is not well-known. People
need to hear music that is not usually played in the concert hall, which
is the blessing of this program.”
He cannot be accused of taking it easy on his Australian tour. “This
program is horrible for me,” he says. “It is very strenuous, with
sudden shifts in mood. Usually in a program there is a long piece to
build momentum, but in this case as soon as something starts to build
it is gone – much like life.” His Melbourne recital is grounded in the
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photo: Steven Godbee
“I think pairing shorter pieces is very attractive because a lot of
writing for piano and orchestra is not performed publicly,” he says. He
acknowledges the Adelaide program with Schumann’s concerto is more
traditional.” “I played this many years ago but have never performed it
with Tortelier. It is an incredibly dense piece that changes direction by
itself every time I approach it.”
But he says Schumann was most at home writing shorter pieces. “He
was one of many Romantic composers who suffered writing longer
sonatas,” he says. “They suffered in the longer form but it’s their
shorter pieces that are seldom programmed today.”
His Australian repertoire is an example of Lortie’s wide range. The
London Times said his playing has a “combination of total spontaneity
and meditated ripeness that only great pianists have”. He has
performed the complete Beethoven sonata cycles in London, Berlin and
Milan, leading Die Welt newspaper to describe his Berlin performances
as “possibly the ﬁnest Beethoven since the time of Wilhelm Kempff”.
sudden shifts in mood. Usually in a program there is a long piece to
build momentum, but in this case as soon as something starts to build
it is gone – much like life.” His Melbourne recital is grounded in the
Chopin Preludes and Lortie is a renowned Chopin interpreter. His early
studies in Montreal were with Yvonne Hubert, herself a student of the
legendary Alfred Cortot, famous for his interpretations of Chopin.
In a recent review of a Lortie’s recording of Chopin’s music, the London
Guardian says his playing “has a wonderful, penetrating directness
about it”, describing his version of the composer’s third sonata as one
of the best in recent times.
Lortie will conclude his Melbourne recital with Chopin, acknowledging
the audience will need to concentrate on the more rarely heard music
by Fauré and Scriabin in the ﬁrst half. “Fauré’s Preludes come from his
late period, which people are usually scared to program,” he says. “The
music is far-fetched harmoniously but his melodic line is easy to follow
and is quite beautiful.”
He says Scriabin, the mostly 20th century Russian composer, was
proliﬁc and had many different phases. “But his Preludes (written
between 1888-96) are very early when he was at his easiest, inﬂuenced
by Schubert and Schumann and modelled on Chopin. They are very
interesting to hear in a cycle.”
Lortie is performing with the Sydney and Adelaide Symphony
Orchestras with conductor Yan-Pascal Tortelier before and after his
Melbourne recital but even these reveal his programming daring. His
contribution to the Sydney concert is made up of Franck’s Symphonic
Variations and Mozart’s Rondo in D.
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Lortie, who is based with his family in Berlin, has also won acclaim for
his interpretation of Ravel and Chopin and celebrated the bicentenary
of Liszt’s birth in 2011 by performing the complete Années de pèlerinage
at international music capitals and festivals. His Chandos recording
of this monumental work was named one of the 10 best of 2012 by the
New Yorker magazine.
But Lortie has never played Liszt’s music on any of his visits to
Australia, despite it being a regular part of his repertoire. He is
performing Liszt’s massive sonata in London’s Wigmore Hall just
before he comes to Australia, an acknowledgement there is much of his
playing still to be discovered by local audiences.
He played Mozart’s 25th concerto on his previous Melbourne visit two
years ago, which he remembers because he did not like Hamer Hall’s
acoustic. “Mediocre acoustics make it hard to attract an audience
because modern recordings are made in perfect conditions, which has
spoiled people and caused them to always expect perfection in the
sound.”
But he urges people to hear live performances “because you never know
what will happen in the concert hall”. He says he is looking forward to
playing in the Elisabeth Murdoch Hall with its renowned acoustic as
part of the Major Performers series.
Louis Lortie will perform Fauré’s Nine
Preludes, Op.103, Scriabin’s Twenty-Four
Preludes, Op.11, and Chopin’s TwentyFour Preludes, Op.28, at the Melbourne
Recital Centre at 7.30pm on 14 April.
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Vesa-Matti Leppanen
Kathryn Selby
by Robin Usher
Kathryn Selby is unique in Australian music. She arranges and
leads ﬁve national concert tours a year but unlike other touring
organizations she does not rely on the permanent support of a
particular group of musicians.
Umberto Clerici
more ambitious to bring touring soloists to Australia. The point is not
about proﬁt but to provide a wonderful professional outlet for players,”
she says. “Success means I can continue and everybody has fun.”
Her next series of concerts illustrates her approach. She will be
accompanied for a second time by the concertmaster of the New
Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Finnish violinist Vesa-Matti Leppanen,
and Umberto Clerici, who is co-principal cellist of the Sydney
Symphony Orchestra.
Instead, the Sydney-based pianist invites different players to perform
with her in each concert, and admits the amount of organization
required is daunting. “But it’s fun and fresh all the time, based
on camaraderie and trust,” she says. “Colleagues tell me they are
envious of the talent I get to play with over a year. The audiences are
appreciative of what we do, because it involves great musicians playing
great music and having fun.”
The Finn is one of three concertmasters playing with Selby this year
– Andrew Haveron, who will perform in May, is with the Sydney
Symphony Orchestra after playing with the Brodsky Quartet for eight
years, while Dale Barltrop (touring in November) recently joined
the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. “These guys are extraordinary
soloists, which most people don’t appreciate hearing them play in
orchestral concerts,” Selby says. “You need a strong personality to be a
concertmaster, conﬁdent in your abilities without being overbearing.”
Her programming has become more adventurous over the past two
years, now including sonatas as well as the more common trios and
quartets. “I wonder why I never did it before, because it is so enjoyable
for the players as well as the audience,” she says. “There is much more
variety and it allows me to program pieces I have always wanted to
play. I learn so much working with people of this quality.”
She ﬁrst played with Leppanen two years ago, accompanied by the
principal cellist with the Australian Chamber Orchestra and regular
collaborator, Timo-Vekko Valve. “I was nervous because I feared being
the odd one out with two Finns,” Selby says. “Of course they did speak
to each other in Finnish but they were very funny as well as being
hard-working. There was no risk in being under-cooked.”
This incarnation of Selby & Friends began in 2012 and is the latest
evolution in the pianist’s life as a chamber musician. Her ﬁrst group
was the acclaimed Macquarie Trio which lasted 14 years with the
support of Macquarie University before imploding over personality
issues in 2006.
Leppanen says he ﬁnds playing chamber music is a refreshing change
after playing with an orchestra. “It is very good for my musical ﬁtness,”
he says. “It provides new insights into how I am doing as a player.”
Her second group, Trioz, existed for ﬁve years and was always
supplemented by the addition of musical friends. “I will have been
playing with friends for 10 years next year and have plans to be even
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He moved to New Zealand in 2000 when he was 28 to be assistant
concertmaster to Wilma Smith before she moved to Melbourne and he
took over as concertmaster four years later. “I was in a string quartet
with Wilma and we did a lot of touring. Chamber music is important to
both of us.”
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He is not the only Finn with the NZSO – the music director and chief
conductor since 2007 is Pietari Inkinen, who won acclaim conducting
the Wagner Ring cycle in Melbourne for Opera Australia. But Leppanen
says it is a coincidence they are both in Wellington because they did not
know each other previously.
Their collaboration could be seen as an indication of the strength of
Finnish musical culture. Finns are in charge of London’s Philharmonia
Orchestra (Esa-Pekka Salonen), as well as the Minnesota, Oslo and
Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestras and the Royal Stockholm Symphony
Orchestra.
Leppanen says music is an integral part of Finland’s education system
and is available to everyone. He moved to a music school in only his
second year at primary school and studied music every day, culminating
in his attendance at the Sibelius Academy. In a population of 5.3 million
people, Finland has about 50 registered symphony orchestras.
He says there is little doubt the strength of the musical tradition is due to
Sibelius’ international standing. “Everyone who studies classical music
around the world studies his works,” he says. “In such a small country
a ﬁgure as huge as Sibelius continues to be relevant. Much of his music
is based on Finnish myths and made Finns proud of their country.”
Perhaps not surprisingly given the key role played by two Finns, the
NZSO has recorded all the Sibelius symphonies. Leppanen, who plays a
1770 Gagliano violin on loan from an investor, says music is doing very
well in New Zealand, especially considering the ﬁnancial pressures
facing classical music internationally since the global ﬁnancial crisis.
“Nevertheless, we would like to be able to do more,” he says.
“Collaborating with Australia on sharing touring soloists is expensive
but it probably always will be.” He enjoyed touring with Selby and
Valve, and is thrilled to be returning. “Kathryn is very down to earth
and there are no egos involved in her music-making. We really clicked
the ﬁrst time around.”
The program for the April tour includes Beethoven’s Sonata For Cello & Piano
(Op.5/1) and César Franck’s Sonata For Violin & Piano before concluding
with Shostakovich’s Second Piano Trio, a classic in the repertoire. “The
trio was written in 1944, which was one of the blackest years in Soviet
history,” Leppanen says. “When you consider the environment in which
it was written, you can understand the unbelievable darkness of the
largo in the middle of the work. The last movement might sound happy
but everyone knows that Shostakovich is really crying.”
Kathryn Selby performs with Vesa-Matti
Leppanen (violin) and Umberto Clerici
(cello) in Federation Square’s Deakin Edge
at 7.30pm on 15 April.
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Vale, Nicky McFarlane
Nicky McFarlane, a dedicated volunteer at 3MBS for many years, died
on 1 January following a stroke.
Nicky was a “Pom” and grew up in an England at war. She recalled the
Battle of Britain and ﬁghting taking place over the school where she
and her brother were boarders. At sixteen she began her working life
as a nursing aide and went on to train as a nurse. Hers was a life spent
caring for others, the “others” including the notorious Kim Philby just
prior to his defection to Russia and a very old lady who claimed to have
been one of King Edward VII’s lady friends!
In 1953 she decided to come to Australia, where she continued her
nursing career until her marriage, when raising seven children
occupied her time. The family was constantly on the move, including
two years in Port Moresby. She joined the Moresby Repertory Company
and theatre became a passion which remained with her until her last
days. After the death of her husband in 1996 she settled in Melbourne
and, hearing a 3MBS appeal for presenters, she offered herself for
training.
For several years she was “on air” before retiring and continuing as
a member of the volunteer group which provides talks to clubs and
other organizations about the history and work of 3MBS. She was also
a member of the team which prepares our progam guide On Air for
mailing and, for a considerable time, assisted with ofﬁce duties on
Saturdays. Her faithful little dog Sam was often in attendance.
Vale, Nicky, and thank you.
Hector Walker
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Lacey performs with MCO
Around Melbourne
by Robin Usher
American star violinist returns
American violinist Sarah Chang has been gathering attention since she
debuted with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra aged eight in 1988.
She had been admitted to the Juilliard School two years earlier and
today has gone on to become one of the world’s most distinguished and
loved performers.
She had played with the Philadelphia and London Symphony
Orchestras by the time she was 11 and Yehudi Menuhin declared her to
be “the most wonderful, the most perfect and the most ideal violinist
I have ever heard”. She plays a 1717 Guarneri del Gesu, selected when
she was a teenager with the help of Isaac Stern.
Chang is making a second visit to Melbourne to play with the MSO after
giving an electrifying performance of Barber’s violin concerto two years
ago, this time playing Bruch’s famous G minor concerto with conductor
Sir Andrew Davis. The program opens with Ives’ Three Places in New
England and concludes with Nielsen’s Fourth Symphony.
She follows this with an appearance at the Melbourne Recital
Centre accompanied by pianist Caroline Almonte in a program made
up of Bartók’s Romanian Folk Dances, Brahms’ Third Violin Sonata and
Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence.
She has said that playing chamber music is important, because it allows
a feeling of rediscovery when she returns to playing with orchestras.
Recorder player Genevieve Lacey is one of Australia’s most renowned
soloists, both here and overseas. Her next performance is with the
Melbourne Chamber Orchestra, featuring Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No.4
and concertos by Telemann and English composer William Babell.
Lacey has also commissioned, premiered and recorded scores of new
works and won multiple awards. The program will include Handel’s
famous sinfonia, Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, and one of his concerti grossi,
as well as a new work by Melbourne composer Nicholas Buc, who has
also arranged works by Ravel for string orchestra.
This is the second time the MCO has commissioned Buc, following last
year’s premiere of Rhapsody for All Seasons by the MCO Virtuosi. Buc,
who has also written for ﬁlm and television, is currently completing a
master’s degree at New York University.
Genevieve Lacey appears with the
Melbourne Chamber Orchestra in
The Virtuoso Recorder in Federation
Square’s Deakin Edge at 7.30pm on
17 April and in the Melbourne Recital
Centre at 2.30pm on 19 April.
Goldners celebrate platinum anniversary
Australia’s most internationally renowned string quartet, the Goldner,
is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year with a national tour for
Musica Viva, presenting a program that sums up its long-held philosophy
of respecting the classics while pioneering contemporary works.
The group’s Melbourne concerts, on 21 April and 2 May, conclude with
Beethoven’s late 15th quartet, preceded by Ligeti’s ﬁrst quartet which
was considered too dangerous to premiere behind the Iron Curtain, and
Paul Stanhope’s third quartet premiered at last November’s Huntington
Estate Music Festival in collaboration with Musica Viva.
The group’s membership, married couples Dene Olding (violin) and
Irina Morozova (viola) and Dimity Hall (violin) and Julian Smiles
(cello) has not changed. It has performed overseas regularly since
making its London debut at Wigmore Hall in 1997.
Sarah Chang performs with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in Hamer Hall
on 11 & 13 April, and in Geelong on 10 April. She will appear with pianist
Caroline Almonte in the Melbourne Recital Centre at 7.30pm on 15 April.
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Its recordings have won international acclaim, including being named
editor’s choices in Gramophone magazine and BBC Music Magazine. This
review in the Gramophone is typical: “The Goldners give the most
sublimely articulate and raptly communicative reading of Elgar’s
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elusive String Quartet that it’s been my privilege to encounter.”
The only criticism that might be made from a Melbourne perspective
of the Goldner Quartet, named after the founder of Musica Viva, is that
too many of its activities are focused north of the Murray - in Sydney,
Huntington and Townsville’s annual chamber music festival.
This is all the more reason to appreciate their music-making on the
current tour, which will be enhanced by lighting by director Rodney
Fisher.
The Goldner String Quartet performs music by Ligeti, Stanhope and Beethoven
in the Melbourne Recital Centre at 7pm on 21 April and May 2.
Modern classic for Ensemble Liaison
English composer David Bruce says his work, Gumboots, was inspired by
the brutal work conditions of South African miners under apartheid.
It was commissioned by New York’s Carnegie Hall for clarinettist Todd
Palmer and the St Lawrence String Quartet and has been played around
the world.
It is included in the opening concert in this year’s subscription series
by Ensemble Liaison, who describe it as a modern masterpiece. The
group has an unusual combination of David Grifﬁths (clarinet),
Svetlana Bogosavljevic (cello) and Timothy Young (piano).
The concert opens with the group’s arrangement of Schumann’s Fairy
Tales and concludes with Brahms’ Piano Quintet, for which the trio will
be joined by violinists Elizabeth Sellars and Paul Wright and violist
Cameron Hill.
Ensemble Liaison presents
Fairy Tales and Gumboots
at 7pm in the Melbourne
Recital Centre on 29 April.
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Thomas Tallis’ Top
Twenty Terriﬁc Trinkets
of Tantalizing Trivia
1. What is the ﬁrst name of
Germont senior (Alfredo’s
father) in Verdi’s La Traviata?
2. With what instrument do
you associate jazz musician
Charles Mingus?
3. The widow of a prominent
English composer, she
remarried and lived the rest
of her life in Melbourne,
teaching at the VCA and
playing the cello in what was
then the Victorian Symphony
Orchestra. Who was she?
4. To which orchestral family
did the now-obsolete
ophicleide belong?
5. In which of Shakespeare’s plays
does the lyric “Hark! hark! the
lark” appear?
6. When Puccini died, leaving
Turandot unﬁnished, who was
asked to complete the opera?
7. Which English monarch has
been credited with composing
Greensleeves?
8. Which of Puccini’s operas was
described by one critic as “a
shabby little shocker”?
9. Mozart’s most successful
librettist ended up as an
unsuccessful grocer in New
York. Who was he?
10. Which Melbourne ensemble
is directed by William
Hennessey?
11. Internationally famous as
a pianist, he later became
Prime Minister of his native
country. Who was he?
12. Surely the most spectacular
demise of any operatic
soprano, she rides on
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
horseback into the ﬂames of
her lover’s funeral pyre. Who
is she?
… and go to the top of the
class if you can recall the
name of the horse!
Which of Haydn’s many
symphonies is nicknamed the
“Military”?
Which of the “Goons”
followed a second successful
career as a tenor?
As a young composer, he
achieved international fame
in 1911 with Alexanders Ragtime
Band, and went on to write a
long string of popular songs,
including White Christmas in
1954. He died in 1988 at the
age of 100. Who was he?
Which electronic instrument
features prominently in the
orchestral music of Olivier
Messiaen?
According to Leporello in
Mozart’s Don Giovanni, how
many Spanish women has the
Don seduced?
In his old age, an Australian
composer turned many of
his string quartets into
symphonies. Who was he?
After who is Melbourne’s
concert hall (pictured below)
named?
For the answers, tune in to Après-Midi with
Hector Walker on Sunday 5 April at 2.00pm.
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April
A day-by-day program of our ﬁne music broadcasting.
Program exclusive to
Digital/Online
Program exclusive to
FM 103.5
WEDNESDAY 1
12.00 A Time To Remember
6.00 Daybreak
with Patrick McMahon
Repeat of Monday’s program.
with Anthea Same
12.00 Divertimento
9.00 Exploring Music
with Rod Watson
or John van Bavel
with Bill McGlaughlin
1.00 Melbourne Symphony
Handel - Episode 3
Orchestra Hour
10.00 Morning Recital
with Ted Davies
with Bill Mack
2.00 Concert Hall
with John Barns
Vivaldi: Recorder Concerto in A
minor, RV.108. Peter Holtslag,
rec. Parley of Instruments/Peter
Holman. Hyperion CDA 66328
8
Beethoven: Piano Trio No.2 in G,
Op.1/2. Benaud Trio. 3MBS rec. 33
Rossini: String Sonata No.3 in C. I
Musici. Philips 422 259-2
11
Wolf: To the New Year. Encounter.
Edith Mathis, sop. Gerard Wyss,
pno. Denon CO 18006
3
Dvorak: String Quintet in E ﬂat,
“American”, B.180, Op.97. Raphael
Ensemble. Hyperion CDA 66308 32
Chopin: Piano Sonata No.3 in B
minor, Op.58. Evgeny Kissin, pno.
27
Pro Arte CDD 464
Schubert: Stabat Mater in G minor,
D.175. Immortal Bach Ensemble.
Leipzig CO/Morten Schuldt-Jensen.
Naxos 8.570381
6
Zelenka: Responsories for Holy
Week, ZWV.55. Boni pueri,
Musica Florea/Marek Stryncl.
Supraphon SU 3806-2
38
Beethoven: Symphony No.9
in D minor, “Choral”, Op.125.
Luba Orgonasova, sop. Anne
Soﬁe von Otter, m-sop. Anthony
Rolfe Johnson, ten. Gilles
Cachemaille, bass. Monteverdi
Choir. ORR/Sir John Eliot Gardiner.
Archiv 439 900-2
60
4.00 Intermezzo
with Peter Bandy
MARCH TRIVIA ANSWERS: 1. Valery Gergiev. 2. The oud. 3. Billy Budd.
4. The Scottish bagpipes. 5. Kurt Weill. 6. The Nutcracker. 7. Joyfully.
8. Guadeloupe in the Caribbean. 9. A Baroque style of aria in ternary
form.
10. Maurice Jarre.
11. Josepha Weber (later Josepha Hofer
and then Josepha Meier). 12. 1846. 13. Ginette Neveu. 14. Alexander
Scriabin. 15. Kinderszenen (Scenes from Childhood). 16. The Sutherland
Trio. 17. Benny Goodman. 18. Jean Sibelius. 19. Manchester. 20. 1984.
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7.00 Exploring Music
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
12.00 Midnight Symphony
7.00 Music for Keyboard
followed by Notturno
prepared by Alan Marshall
with Christopher Ellis
Classics through the night.
Bach: Organ Concerto in C,
BWV.594. Peter Hurford, org.
Decca 421 617-2
20
Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.10
in G, Op.14/2. Geoffrey Lancaster,
14
fortepiano. ABC 454 501-2
Auber (trans. Liszt): Tarantelle di
bravura, S.386. Leslie Howard, pno.
Hyperion CDA 67101/2
11
Schumann: Fugue on BACH,
Op.60/4. Johannes Gebhardt, org.
6
Audio Art Leipzig LC 10967
THURSDAY 2
6.00 Daybreak
with John Wilkinson
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Handel - Episode 4
10.00 Morning Recital
with Joan Ikin
8.00 Wednesday Night at
the Opera
with Alan de Niese
Verdi: Luisa Miller. Anna Moffo,
sop. Shirley Verrett, m-sop. Carlo
Bergonzi, ten. Cornell MacNeil, bar.
RCA Italiana Opera Orch & Chorus/
Fausto Cleva. RCA GD 86646
132
8.00 Mozart & Friends
with Joseph Barake
Hasse: Miserere in D minor.
Simona Houda-Saturova, sop. Britta
Schwarz, contr. Eric Stoklossa, ten.
Gotthold Schwarz, bass. Dresden
Chamber Choir. Dresden Baroque
Orch/Hans-Christoph Rademann.
Carus 83.175
22
Mozart: Passion Cantata, K.42.
Anne Murray, sop. Stephen
Varcoe, bass. Stuttgart RSO &
Choir/Sir Neville Marriner.
Philips 422 7601
23
Haydn: Stabat Mater, Hob.XXbis.
Ann Hoyt, sop. Lucien Brackett,
alto. Stephen Sands, ten. Richard
Lippold, bass. Trinity Choir,
Manhattan. REBEL Baroque Orch/
Owen Burdick. Naxos 8.572121 57
Seriously Easter
Grechaninov and others: Russian
Easter Songs. St Petersburg
Chamber Choir/Nikolai Korniev.
Philips 446 662-2
10
Pergolesi: Seven Last Words
of Christ: Excerpts. Sophie
Karthauser, sop. Christophe
Dumaux, alto. Julien Behr, ten.
Konstantin Wolff, bass. Academy
for Ancient Music, Berlin/Rene
Jacobs. HMC 902 155
34
Plum: Stabat Mater, Op.192.
Coro Polifonico “Andrea
Gabrieli”. Simone Bolzoni org.
Private rec.
12
Chesnokov: The Paschal Hours.
Trad: Paschal Hymn. St Petersburg
Chamber Choir/Nikolai Korniev.
Philips 446 662-2
18
W F Bach: Cantata for Easter
Sunday, “Tremble and fall”.
Barbara Schlick, sop. Claudia
Schubert, contr. Wilfried Jochens,
ten. Stephan Schreckenberger,
bass. Rheinische Kantorei. Das
Kleine Konzert/Hermann Max.
Capriccio 49436
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12.00 Recent Releases
10.00 Great Makers of Music
produced by Mark Shepheard
Repeat of Sunday’s program.
with Peter Hume
Repeat of Saturday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Marjorie Hall
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1.00 Concert Hall
10.00 Theatretrack
with Elisabeth Giddy
with Henry Sachwald
Dvorak: Serenade for Strings in E,
B.52, Op.22. Saint Paul CO/Hugh
30
Wolff. Teldec 2292-46315-2
Stravinsky: Petrushka. Detroit SO/
Antal Dorati. Decca 478 4752
34
Bruch: Scottish Fantasy,
Op.46. Itzhak Perlman, vln.
Israel PO/Zubin Mehta.
30
EMI CDC 7 49071 2
Vivaldi: Concerto in F for Three
Violins, RV.551. Itzhak Perlman,
Pinchas Zukerman & Isaac Stern,
vlns. New York PO/Zubin Mehta.
11
Sony SM2K 66472
Holland: Autumn Pastorale. Dulcie
Holland, pno. Jade JADCD 1089
5
Vine: Five Bagatelles. Amir Farid,
pno. Move MD 3331
12
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.5 in
E minor, Op.64. Vienna PO/Valery
46
Gergiev. Decca 476 9902
Original cast recordings from
Broadway, the West End and
Australia. Season 31. “ReDiscovered” including selections
from: Rodgers: Allegro. Kern:
Roberta. Duke: Sweet Bye and Bye.
4.00 Intermezzo
with Rex Williams
with John van Bavel
9.00 Exploring Music
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Esther Peng
Classics through the night.
FRIDAY 3
6.00 Daybreak
with Bill McGlaughlin
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
Handel - Episode 5
7.00 The Early Music
with Jane O’Callaghan
with Mark Shepheard
8.00 Illuminations
Easter and the Pagan connection
Through the prism of music over
the centuries, Ola Tasker explores
the culture and celebration of
the pagan Sun God, Baal and the
connections with the Easter of
the modern Christian church. Do
similarities exist? What are they?
Find out in this intriguing episode.
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with Robert Hooke
Melbourne Musicians;
St John’s, Southgate; 25/7/2007.
(Recorded by John Smyth).
10.00 Morning Recital
Barber: Agnus Dei, Op.11.
Cantillation/Antony Walker.
ABC 465 824-2
8
Biber: Rosary Sonatas, “The
Sorrowful Mysteries”. Elizabeth
Wallﬁsch, vln. Rosanne Hunt, vlc.
Linda Kent, org. ABC 476 6831 35
Pergolesi: Stabat Mater. Sara
Macliver, sop. Sally-Anne Russell,
m-sop. Orch of the Antipodes/
40
Antony Walker. ABC 476 7737
Krumpholtz: Harp Concerto No.6
in F, Op.9. Roberta Alessandrini,
harp. Mantua Orch/Vittorio Parisi.
Naxos 8.553622
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12.00 Music for Keyboard
with Christopher Ellis
Repeat of Wednesday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Judith Blanchard-Hill
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Jon Churchward
Classics through the night.
SATURDAY 4
Theatretrack is proudly supported by
Alan and Shirley Richmond through
the 3MBS Patrons’ Program
7.00 Exploring Music
Experience
1.00 Concert Hall
6.00 Daybreak
with Mark Vendy
Zoe Knighton
Sibelius: Andante festivo, JS.34a.
Romance in C, Op.42. Pleyel: Cello
Concerto in C, Op.26. Zoe Knighton,
vlc. Melbourne Musicians/Frank
Pam.
C P E Bach: Symphony
in A, Wq.182/4. AAM/
Christopher Hogwood.
12
L’Oiseau-Lyre 455 715-2
Haydn: Violin Concerto in A,
Hob.VIIa:3. Christian Tetzlaff, vln.
Northern Sinfonia/Heinrich Schiff.
23
Virgin VC7 59065 2
Dreyfus: Rush. Melbourne SO/
George Dreyfus. ABC 442 9811
3
Liszt: Piano Concerto No.1 in E
ﬂat, S.124. Isador Goodman, pno.
Melbourne SO/Patrick Thomas.
ABC 432 209-2
18
Rimsky-Korsakov: Golden Cockerel
Suite. Cleveland Orch/Lorin
Maazel. Decca 478 3185
27
Balakirev: Symphony No.1 in
C. Philharmonia Orch/Evgeny
Svetlanov. Hyperion CDA 66493 44
4.00 Intermezzo
with Neil Appleby
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 Singers & Songs
with June Sloane
8.00 Colours of Jazz
with Larry Groves
10.00 Australian Sounds
with Leila Engle, Catherine
Sullivan or James Wade
Musical insights into Australian
contemporary composers and
composition.
8.00 Prima la musica
prepared by Jane Morris
Handel: Recorder Sonata
in A minor, HWV.362. Hugo
Reyne, rec. Pascal Monteilhet,
theorbo. Jerome Hantai, vla da
gamba. Pierre Hantai, hpschd.
DHM HMC 905211
12
Dotzauer: Quintet in D minor,
Op.134. Vera Beths & Jody Gatwood,
vlns. Lisa Rautenberg, vla. Anner
Bylsma & Kenneth Slowick, vlcs.
23
Sony SK 64307
Ravenscroft: There were Three
Ravens. Playford: Six 17th
Century Songs. Dufay Collective.
Chandos CHAN 9446
16
Zelenka: Sonata No.3 in B ﬂat.
Collegium 1704/Vaclav Luks.
Supraphon SU 3858-2
16
Marais: Airs pour les Matelots et
les Tritons. Le Concert des Nations/
18
Jordi Savall. Astree E 8525
Various: Tears & Lamentations.
Pro Cantione Antiqua/Edgar Fleet.
ASV QS 6151
5
Viotti: Violin Concerto No.22 in A
minor, G.97. Elizabeth Wallﬁsch,
vln. Brandenburg Orch/Roy
Goodman. Hyperion CDA 66840 28
8.00 Classically Kids
with Adam Petrzak
A world of classical music for
children of all ages. Featuring
regular segments, young
performers, news, information and
opportunities for you and your kids
to get involved in ﬁne music.
9.00 Sounding Brass
with Anthea Same
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10.00 The Romantics
with Frank Prain
Elgar: Cockaigne Overture, Op.40.
London SO/Sir Charles Mackerras.
Argo 430 835-2
14
Smetana: Macbeth and the
Witches. Tamara-Anna Cislowska,
pno. ABC 476 6301
10
Gounod: Faust: Ballet Music. New
Philharmonia Orch/Sir Charles
Mackerras. EMI CDZ 7 62515 2 17
Rachmaninov: Rhapsody on a
Theme of Paganini, Op.43. Vladimir
Ashkenazy, pno. London SO/Andre
Previn. Decca 478 5093
24
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.6
in B minor, “Pathetique”, Op.74.
Melbourne SO/Oleg Caetani.
ABC 476 6449
44
10.00 Arts Weekly
with Phillipa Edwards
or Loretto Perkins
produced by Mariese Shallard
Covering arts in Melbourne and
Victoria.
11.00 Music In Melbourne
with Julie Houghton
or Sascha Kelly
Local musicians and performances,
including guests live from our
performance studio.
12.00 Saturday Lunchtime
Miscellany
with Rod Watson
Graun: Overture & Allegro in D
minor. Academy for Ancient Music,
Berlin. DHM HMC 902132
12
Soler: Concerto No.6 in D. Peter
Hurford & Thomas Trotter, orgs.
Decca 436 115-2
12
Harper: The Biggest Aspidistra
in the World. Gracie Fields, voc.
Michaelis: Turkish Patrol. London
Palladium Orch. Berlin: The Girl on
the Police Gazette. Dick Powell, voc.
9
Warner Music 857385092
Wagenseil: Trombone Concerto
in E ﬂat. Christian Lindberg, tbn.
Australian CO/Richard Tognetti.
BIS 1248
8
Arne: Sigh no more Ladies. Hilliard
Ensemble. HM HMA 1901153
4
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Scarlatti (arr. Tommasini): The
Good-humoured Ladies. English
Concert Orch/Richard Bonynge.
Decca 421 818-2
12
Sadler: Stealing. VoxSynergy/
5
Kathryn Sadler. 3MBS rec.
Palmer: Au Coupe Chou.
Cove CO/Stephen Williams.
ABC 476 261-2
6
Lemmone: Wind Amongst the
Trees. Paul Curtis, fte. David Miller,
pno. Tall Poppies TP 068
8
Mozart: Piano Concerto No.21 in
C, K.467. Paul Badura-Skoda, pno.
Prague CO/Paul Badura-Skoda.
Supraphon 1106102
27
12.00 Screenthemes
with Carol van Opstal
Music, news and interviews from
ﬁlm and other screen media.
1.00 Vocal Chords
with Margot Costanzo
Opera highlights program featuring
the arias we love, and those we
shall learn to love.
2.00 The Bose Afternoon Concert
with Doug Beecroft
Bach: Orchestral Suite No.4
in D, BWV.1069. Oregon Bach
Festival CO/Helmuth Rilling.
Hanssler 98.978
20
C P E Bach: Magniﬁcat in D
minor, Wq.215. Elisabeth Watts,
sop. Wiebke Lehmkuhl, contr.
Lothar Odinius, ten. Markus
Eiche, bass. RIAS Chamber Choir.
Academy for Ancient Music,
Berlin/Hans-Christoph Rademann.
Harmonia Mundi HMC 902167 38
Handel: Harp Concerto in B ﬂat,
Op.4/6. Lily Laskine, harp. JeanFrancois Paillard CO/Jean-Francois
Paillard. Erato 0630-13705-2
13
Haydn: Symphony No.96 in D,
“Miracle”, Hob.I:96. Philharmonia
Hungarica/Antal Dorati.
Decca 478 1221
22
C P E Bach: Helig ist Gott,
Wq.217. RIAS Chamber Choir.
Academy for Ancient Music,
Berlin/Hans-Christoph Rademann.
HM HMC 902167
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8.00 Great Makers of Music
4.00 Serenade
Mischa Maisky
Haydn: Cello Concerto No.2 in D,
Hob.VIIb:2. Mischa Maisky, vlc. CO
of Europe. DG 419 786-2
22
Beethoven: Cello Sonata No.4
in C, Op.102/1. Mischa Maisky,
vlc. Martha Argerich, pno.
15
DG 439 934-2
Tchaikovsky: Andante cantabile.
Mischa Maisky, vlc. Orpheus CO.
8
DG 453 460-2
Chopin: Cello Sonata in G minor,
Op.65. Mischa Maisky, vlc. Martha
Argerich, pno. DG 471 346-2
30
Debussy: Cello Sonata in D minor.
Mischa Maisky, vlc. Martha
Argerich, pno. DG 471 346-2
12
Bruch: Kol Nidrei, Op.47. Mischa
Maisky, vlc. Orchestre de Paris/
Semyon Bychkov. DG 474 681-2 11
Offenbach (arr. Maisky): Les
Larmes de Jacqueline. Mischa
Maisky, vlc. Pavel Gililov, pno.
6
DG 474 681-2
Debussy (arr. Maisky): Clair de
lune. Mischa Maisky, vlc. Daria
Hovora, pno. DG 474 681-2
5
with Marysia Green or Ian Sloane
5.00 The Piano Album
with June Sloane
Featuring Benjamin Grosvenor (piano)
Scriabin: Mazurka in C sharp
minor, Op.3/6. Waltz in A ﬂat,
Op.38. Mazurka in E, Op.3/4.
Granados: Valses poeticas.
Decca 478 5334
22
Gershwin (arr. Grofe): Rhapsody
in Blue. Royal Liverpool PO/
James Judd. Ravel: Prelude.
Decca 478 3527
16
Albeniz (arr. Godowsky): Tango,
Op.165/2. Decca 478 5334
3
Saint-Saens (arr. Godowsky): The
Carnival of the Animals: The Swan.
Decca 478 3527
3
Schulz-Evler: Concert Arabesques
on Johann Strauss Jnr’s “On
the Beautiful Blue Danube”.
Decca 478 5334
10
6.00 The World of Baroque
with Joseph Barake
Allegri: Miserere. Tallis
Scholars/Peter Phillips.
13
Gimell CDGIM 994
Schaffrath: Viola da gamba
& Harpsichord Sonata in A.
Guido Balestracci, vla da gamba.
Massimiliano Raschietti, hpschd.
20
Societe Generale ZZT 050401
Telemann: Meine Rede bleibt
betrubt, TVW.V1/1099. Dorothee
Mields, sop. Accademia Daniel/
Shalev Ad-El. CPO 777 249-2
18
Couperin: Concert Royal No.4
in E minor. Irena Grafenauer,
fte. Brigitte Engelhard, hpschd.
Philips 426 713-2
15
Bach: Mass in B minor, BWV.232:
Credo. Roberta Alexander & Ruth
Ziesak, sops. Jard van Nes, contr.
Keith Lewis, ten. David WilsonJohnson, bar. Bavarian RSO &
Chorus/Carlo Maria Giulini.
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Sony S2K 66354
with Peter Hume
10.00 Night Tram
with Desley Dixon
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
Classics through the night.
SUNDAY 5
6.00 The Early Music Experience
produced by Mark Shepheard
Repeat of Thursday’s program.
7.00 Hymns Old & New
with John Worcester
prepared by Peter Wakeley
Includes: Handel: Thine be the
glory. Gauntlett: Ye choirs of New
Jerusalem. Mainz Gesangbuch
1833: The day of Resurrection.
Vulpius: The strife is o’er. Lyrica
Davidca 1708: Jesus Christ is risen
today.
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7.30 Organ and Choral Music
with John Worcester
Includes: Handel: Fantasy in C,
HWV.490. John O’Donnell, org.
ABC 476 1565
5
Cabena: Pastorale on “Jesu, meine
Freude”. Robert Grogan, org.
Gothic G 49069
4
Leighton: Et Resurrexit,
Op.49. Rupert Jeffcoat, org.
Regent REGCD 199
15
Willaert: Christus resurgens
(Richafort). Oxford
Camerata/Jeremy Summerly.
Naxos 8.553211
4
Allegri: Christus resurgens
ex mortuis. The Sixteen/
Harry Christophers.
BBC MM 292 Vol.16/9
4
Davies: Hark! The world is full of
thy praise. Spiritus Chamber Choir/
Aidan Oliver. Toccata TOCC 0012 5
Vaughan Williams: Three Choral
Hymns: Easter Hymn. Choir of
Worcester Cathedral/Christopher
Robinson. Chandos CHAN 06550 4
Grainger: The Wraith of
Odin. Sydney Chamber Choir,
MSO/Sir Andrew Davis.
Chandos CHSA 5121
5
Bonnet: Variations de Concert,
Op.1. Michael Dudman, org.
ABC 465 649-2
9
9.00 Morning Classics
with Felicity Cronan
11.00 The VSO Story
Lloyd Webber: Cats: Memory.
Lesley Garrett, sop. Royal
Philharmonic Concert Orch/Paul
Bateman. Silva Screen D46075
4
Coates: By The Sleepy Lagoon. East
of England Orch/Malcolm Nabarro.
ASV WHL 2053
4
Monti (arr. Docker): Czardas.
Australian Pops Orch/Douglas
5
Gamley. APO 4509 90485-2
Prokoﬁev: Symphony No.1
in D, “Classical”, Op.25. New
York PO/Leonard Bernstein.
CBS MYK 44718
14
Chopin: Piano Concerto No.1 in E
minor, Op.11. Nikolai Demidenko,
pno. Philharmonia Orch/Heinrich
41
Schiff. Hyperion CDA 66647
Messager: The Two Pigeons Ballet
Suite: Excerpts. ROHO/Sir Charles
Mackerras. EMI CDZ 7 62515 2 15
Forest School Choir. Wooburn
Singers. London Symphony Chorus.
London Philharmonic Choir.
Martin Haselboeck, org. European
Community Youth Orch/Claudio
Abbado. DG 410 696-2
47
8.00 Melbourne in Concert
with Michael Williamson or
Adele Schonhardt
Mozart’s “Great” Mass in C; The
Orchestra Project & The Consort of
Melbourne/Peter Tregear; South
Melbourne Town Hall; 8/4/2012.
(Recorded by Alan Hutchison).
2.00 Apres-Midi
with Hector Walker
Bach: Orchestral Suite No.3 in
D, BWV.1068. Bavarian RSO/Otto
24
Klemperer. Orfeo C 201 891 A
Telemann: Viola Concerto
in G. Stephen Shingles, vla.
ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner.
Decca 430 265 2
14
C P E Bach: Resurrection and
Ascension of Jesus, Wq.240.
Barbara Schlick, sop. Christoph
Pregardien, ten. Stephen Varcoe,
bar. Rhenish Church Choir. Das
Kleine Konzert/Hermann Max.
Capriccio 10 206
72
4.00 Recent Releases
produced by Mark Shepheard
Siobhan Stagg & Kathryn Zerk
Mozart (arr. Cohrs): Mass No.18 in
C minor, “Great”, K.427. Siobhan
Stagg & Kathryn Zerk, sops.
Timothy Reynolds, ten. Nicholas
Dinopoulos, bass. The Consort of
Melbourne & The Orch Project/
68
Peter Tregear. 3MBS rec.
10.00 Contemporary Visions
with Tony Thomas
Repeat of Tuesday’s program.
Hidden gems and lesser-known
music from known composers.
5.00 Illuminations
12.00 Midnight Symphony
apr 2015
with June Sloane
Repeat of Friday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Debbie Nossbaum
l
1.00 Concert Hall
Rameau: Anacreon: Orchestral
Suite. Capella Savaria/Mary TereySmith. Naxos 8.553746
22
Saint-Georges: Violin Concerto
in G, Op.8/9. Jean-Jacques
Kantorow, vln. Bernard Thomas CO.
Arion ARN 68093
21
Franck: Psyche. BBC Welsh Chorus.
BBC NO of Wales/Tadaaki Otaka.
Chandos CHAN 9342
50
Meyerbeer: Clarinet Quintet
in E ﬂat. Dieter Klocker, cl.
Berlin Philharmonic Quartet.
21
Orfeo C213901A
Saint-Saens: Symphony No.2
in A minor, Op.55. French
Radio NO/Jean Martinon.
EMI CZS 7 62643 2
23
Milhaud: Concerto No.1 for Two
Pianos, Op.228. Vlastimil Lejsek
& Vera Lejskova, pnos. Prague
with Jane Mitchell
26 On Air
12.00 Singers & Songs
with Marysia Green
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
Repeat of Thursday’s program.
followed by Notturno
prepared by Rodney Philips
7.00 Choral Masterworks
Classics through the night.
with Adrian McEniery
MONDAY 6
6.00 Daybreak
Berlioz: Te Deum, Op.22. Francisco
Araiza, ten. High Wycombe Parish
Church Choirboys. Southend Boys’
Choir. St Alban’s School Choir.
Haberdashers’ Aske’s School Choir.
Desborough School Choir. Winnersh
Albeniz: Suite espagnola, Op.47/5:
Asturias. Norbert Kraft, gtr.
Naxos 8.558059
6
Turina: Piano Trio in F. Trio Arbos.
Naxos 8.555870
25
Falla: Seven Popular Spanish
Songs. Victoria de los Angeles,
sop. Lliure Theatre CO/Josep Pons.
HM HMC 901432
13
Boccherini: Guitar Quintet No.4
in D, G.448. Karin Schaupp, gtr.
Flinders Quartet. ABC 476 4435 20
Albeniz: Mosaic Tiles. Douglas Riva,
pno. Naxos 8.555325
10
Falla: Concerto for Harpsichord,
Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Violin &
Cello. Igor Kipnis, hpschd. Palge
Brook, fte. Harold Gomberg, oboe.
Stanley Drucker, cl. Eliot Chapo,
vln. Lorne Munroe, vlc. /Pierre
Boulez. Sony SBK 53264
13
Turina: Sinfonia Sevillana, Op.23.
Castile and Leon SO/Max Bragado
Darman. Naxos 8.555955
23
with Alan Marshall
A review of the latest classical
recordings.
Wagner: Tannhauser: Overture.
London SO/Barry Tuckwell.
IMP PCD 860
15
Gottschalk (arr. Kay): Grande
Tarantelle, Op.67. Reid Nibley,
pno. Utah SO/Maurice Abravanel.
7
Vanguard 08 9144 72
Lincke: Lysistrata: Gavotte Pavlova.
London SO/Richard Bonynge.
Decca 433 863-2
7
with Graeme McKinnon
10.00 Sunday Night Late
12.00 Sunday Lunchtime
Miscellany
10.00 Morning Recital
with Suzanne Smith
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
I Didn’t Know About You - Episode 1
apr 2015 On Air 27
National Theatre Orch/Milos
Konvalinka. Praga PR 250 025
20
4.00 Intermezzo
with Susan Porter
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 A Time to Remember
with Patrick McMahon
8.00 Chamber Music and Song
with Peter Larsen
Brahms: Horn Trio in E ﬂat, Op.40.
Barry Tuckwell, horn. Itzhak
Perlman, vln. Vladimir Ashkenazy,
pno. Decca 414 128-2
27
Rachmaninov: Liturgy of St John
Chrysostom, Op.31: Excerpts. St
Petersburg Chamber Choir/Nikolai
13
Korniev. Philips 442 776-2
Saint-Saens: Piano Trio No.1
in F, Op.18. Nash Ensemble.
27
Virgin VC7 90751 2
Bartok: String Quartet No.1,
Sz.40, Op.7. Endellion Quartet.
29
Virgin VC7 90774 2
Bracanin: Cinque Partite for Flute,
Cello & Harpsichord. Brisbane
Baroque Trio. Jade JADCD 1030 11
10.00 Cacao Jazz
with Luis Tineo
10.00 A Little Night Music
(from around the world)
with John Worcester
Includes: Joyce: A Thousand
Kisses. Royal PO/Gavin Sutherland.
Naxos 8.570332
4
Anon: Waly, waly. Amanda Pitt,
sop. David Owen Norris, pno.
Dutton CDLX 7271
4
Stanford: Out in the windy west.
Spiritus Chamber Choir/Aidan
5
Oliver. Toccata TOCC 0012
Hume: Life. Rosamond. The
Duke of Holstone’s Almaine.
My mistresse hath a prettie
thing. Miriam Morris, bass viol.
Move MD 3232
10
Satie: Gnossiennes Nos.1, 2 &
3. Stephanie McCallum, pno.
ABC 476 6289
7
28 On Air
apr 2015
Byrd: Pavan a 5. Lawes: Consort
Set No.5 in C, Pavan a 5. Consort
6
Eclectus/Gary Ekkel. JHN1
Piazzolla (arr. E Grigoryan):
Histoire du Tango: Nightclub 1960.
Concert d’aujourd’hui. Eduard
Grigoryan, vln. Slava Grigoryan,
9
gtr. Sony SK 63011
Debussy (arr. Ravel): Pour le Piano:
Sarabande. Lyon NO/Jun Markl.
Naxos 8.572296
5
Debussy (arr. Ravel): Dance. Lyon
NO/Jun Markl. Naxos 8.572296 5
Villa-Lobos: Discovery of Brazil:
Suite No.4. Slovak Philharmonic
Choir. Slovak RSO/Roberto Duarte.
Marco Polo 8.223551
30
Monti (arr. Boak): Csardas.
Bruno Siketa, tpt. Rhys Boak, org.
Move MD 3379
5
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Anne Bellew
Classics through the night.
TUESDAY 7
6.00 Daybreak
with Loretto Perkins
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
I Didn’t Know About You - Episode 2
10.00 Morning Recital
with Frank Pam
Beethoven: Violin Sonata No.10
in G, Op.96. Zino Francescatti, vln.
Robert Casadesus (b.7/4/1899), pno.
CBS MPK 45683
25
Shankar (b.7/4/1920): Dhun.
Chatur Lal, tabla. N C Mullick,
tamboura. Ravi Shankar, sitar.
Angel 5 67023 2
6
Ireland: Fantasy Sonata in E ﬂat.
Gervase de Peyer, cl. Gwenneth
Pryor (b.7/4/1941), pno.
Chandos CHAN 241-40
13
Shankar: The Enchanted Dawn.
Geoffrey Collins, fte. Alice Giles,
harp. Tall Poppies TP 031
13
Shankar: Variant Moods: Duet for
Sitar & Violin. Anoushka Shankar,
sitar. Joshua Bell, vln. Ensemble.
9
Sony 88697 52716 2j
Trad. (arr. Stirzaker):
Waltzing Matilda. Clarity.
Move MCD 306
10
Debussy: Preludes, Book
1. Robert Casadesus, pno.
CBS MPK 45688
34
12.00 The Piano Album
with June Sloane
Repeat of Saturday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Margot Blackwell
1.00 Concert Hall
8.00 Contemporary Visions
with Tony Thomas
Music of the last sixty years
including the innovative and avantgarde. A focus on new releases, new
compositions and interviews.
10.00 Concerto
with Stefanie Kechayas
A musical celebration of this
enduring form.
10.00 Jazz Rivers
with Alison Lee-Tet
with John Cleghorn
Chabrier: Suite Pastorale. Vienna
PO/Sir John Eliot Gardiner.
19
DG 447 751-2
Bach: Cantata, “The heavens
laugh”, BWV.31. Ruth Holton,
sop. Nico van der Meel, ten.
Bas Ramselaar, bs-bar. Holland
Boys’ Choir. Netherlands Bach
Collegium/Pieter Jan Leusnik.
Brilliant Classics 94365
21
Hindemith: Kleine Kammermusik,
Op.24/2. RCO/Riccardo Chailly.
Decca 433 817-2
13
Elgar (arr. Walker): Piano Concerto.
David Owen Norris, pno. BBC
Concert Orch/David Lloyd-Jones.
Dutton Laboratories CDLX 7148 37
Sutherland: Violin Sonata. Sonia
Baldock, vln. Samuel Crane, pno.
3MBS rec.
27
Mozart: Divertimento No.15 in B
ﬂat, K.287. English CO/Jeffrey Tate.
48
EMI CDC 7 49946 2
4.00 Intermezzo
with Nicky Gilderdale
prepared by Anne Bellew
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 World of Operetta
with Frank Pam
prepared by Albert Whitelaw
Selections from the great operettas
performed by some of the world’s
best opera singers.
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Rod Higman
Classics through the night.
WEDNESDAY 8
6.00 Daybreak
with Anthea Same
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
I Didn’t Know About You - Episode 3
10.00 Morning Recital
with Bill Mack
Bach: The Spirit comes to help
our weakness, BWV.226. Augsburg
Cathedral Boys’ Chamber
Choir/Reinhard Kammler.
DHM RD 77031
7
Beethoven: Piano Trio No.1 in
E ﬂat, Op.1/1. Macquarie Trio.
ABC 446 626-2
30
R Strauss: Du meines Herzens
Kronelein, Op.21/2. Zueignung,
Op.10/1. Edith Mathis, sop. Gerard
4
Wyss, pno. Denon CO 18006
Schumann: Five Pieces in
Popular Style, Op.102. Andre
Navarra, vlc. Annie d’Arco, pno.
Calliope CAL 9614
17
apr 2015 On Air 29
Reicha: Wind Quintet in C, Op.91/1.
Michael Thompson Wind Quintet.
Naxos 8.554227
30
Dvorak: String Quartet No.12 in F,
“American”, B.179, Op.96. Talich
25
Quartet. Calliope CAL 9617
12.00 A Time To Remember
with Patrick McMahon
Repeat of Monday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Rod Watson
or John van Bavel
1.00 Concert Hall
with John Barns
Goetz: The Taming of the Shrew:
Overture. Monte Carlo National
Opera Orch/Edouard van
6
Remoortel. Genesis GCD 105
Raff: Piano Concerto in C minor,
Op.185. Michael Ponti, pno.
Hamburg SO/Richard Kapp.
28
Vox FCA 1036
Bloch: Baal Shem. Joshua Bell,
vln. Baltimore SO/David Zinman.
Decca 478 3161
14
Bloch: Meditation hebraique.
Berlin-Vorster Duo. Private rec. 7
Bloch: Avodath Hakodesh. Louis
Berkman, bar. Zemel Choir.
London SO/Geoffrey Simon.
Chandos CHAN 8418
51
Martin: Violin Concerto. Dene
Olding, vln. Melbourne SO/
Hiroyuki Iwaki. ABC 434 900-2 31
Honegger: Symphony No.4
in A, “Deliciae basilienses”.
Bavarian RSO/Charles Dutoit.
Erato 3984-21340-2
27
4.00 Intermezzo
with Peter Bandy
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 Music for Keyboard
with Christopher Ellis
Hindemith: Organ Sonata
No.3. Elisabeth Ullmann, org.
10
Teldec 8.44067
Bax: Piano Sonata No.4 in G. Eric
Parkin, pno. Chandos CHAN 8497 19
30 On Air
apr 2015
Respighi: Piano Sonata in F minor.
Konstantin Scherbakov, pno.
Naxos 8.553704
14
Agnew: Sonata ballade. Larry
9
Sitsky, pno. MBS 23 CD
8.00 Wednesday Night at
the Opera
with June Sloane
Penella: El Gato Montes.
El Macareno ........... Placido Domingo
Salea ................... Veronica Villaroel
El Gato Montes .................. Juan Pons
Gitana .................... Teresa Berganza
Madrid SO/Miguel Roa.
112
DG 435 776-2
8.00 Mozart & Friends
with Joseph Barake
Orch., Salzburg/Leopold Hager.
Philips 422 771-2
16
• A questo seno deh vieni,
K.374. Elly Ameling, sop.
English CO/Raymond Leppard.
Philips 449 723-2
8
• Per queste tue manine, K.540b.
Eva Lind, sop. Anton Scharinger,
bass. Liebes Mandl, wo is’s Bandl,
K.441. Julie Kaufmann, sop.
Hans-Peter Blochwitz, ten. Anton
Scharinger, bass. Dresden PO/Jorg7
Peter Weigle. Philips 422 774-2
10.00 Great Makers of Music
with Peter Hume
Repeat of Saturday’s program.
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Alan Marshall
A Mozart Recital
Includes: • Das Traumbild, K.530.
An Chloe, K.524. Sehnsucht nach
dem Fruhlinge, K.596. Elisabeth
Schwarzkopf, sop. Walter Gieseking,
pno. EMI CDH 7 63702 2
9
• Abendempﬁndung, K.523. Das
Veilchen, K.476. Dame Janet
Baker, m-sop. Raymond Leppard,
7
fortepiano. Philips 650 0660
• Un moto di gioia, K.579.
Oiseaux, si tous les ans, K.307.
Die Zufriedenheit, K.349. Edith
Mathis, sop. Berhard Klee, pno.
6
DG 253 0319
• You who honour the creator of
the inﬁnite universe, K.619. Peter
Schreier, ten. Andras Schiff, pno.
Decca 430 514
8
• Der Liebe himmlisches Gefuhl,
K.119. Eva Lind, sop. Se al labbro
mio non credi, K.295. Hans Peter
Blochwitz, ten. In te spero, o
sposo amato, K.440. Eva Lind, sop.
Dresden PO/Jorg-Peter Weigle.
Philips 422 772-2
23
• Vorrei spiegarvi, oh Dio, K.418.
Sara Macliver, sop. Tasmanian
SO/Sebastian Lang-Lessing.
ABC 476 5949
7
• Ich mochte wohl der Kaiser sein,
K.539. Walter Berry, bass. Chi
sa, chi sa, qual sia, K.582. Lucia
Popp, sop. Misero! O sogno!, K.431.
Francisco Araiza, ten. Mozarteum
Classics through the night.
THURSDAY 9
6.00 Daybreak
with John Wilkinson
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
I Didn’t Know About You - Episode 4
10.00 Morning Recital
with Joan Ikin
That Syncopated Rhythm!
Includes: Gottschalk:
Bamboula. Alan Feinberg, pno.
Move MCD 346
8
Poulenc: Sonata for Piano Duet.
Darryl Coote & Max Cooke, pno
6
duet. Move MCD 106
Ravel: Violin Sonata in G. Danny
Gu, vln. Louisa Breen, pno.
3MBS rec.
18
Glanville-Hicks: Etruscan
Concerto. Caroline Almonte, pno.
Tasmanian SO/Richard Mills.
ABC 476 3222
15
Beethoven: String Quartet No.16
in F, Op.135. Goldner Quartet.
ABC 476 3543
27
Piazzolla: The Four Seasons of
Buenos Aires. Macquarie Trio.
ABC 980 6780
23
12.00 Recent Releases
produced by Mark Shepheard
Repeat of Sunday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Marjorie Hall
1.00 Concert Hall
with Elisabeth Giddy
Westlake: Antarctica Suite. John
Williams, gtr. London SO/Paul
Daniel. Sony SK 53361
22
Dvorak: Symphony No.9 in E
minor, “From the New World”,
B.178, Op.95. Vienna PO/Istvan
40
Kertesz. Decca 478 3179
Vivaldi: Guitar Concerto in
D, RV.93. John Williams, gtr.
Ensemble/John Williams.
10
Sony SMK 37791
Bach: Orchestral Suite No.2 in
B minor, BWV.1067. Amsterdam
Baroque Orch/Ton Koopman.
Erato 0630-17868-2
19
Villa-Lobos: Bachianas brasileiras
No.5. Merlyn Quaife, sop. Rachel
Atkinson, Melissa Chominsky,
Miranda Brockman, Caerwen
Martin, Zoe Knighton, Josephine
Vains, Michael Dahlenburg & Chris
Howlett, vlcs. 3MBS rec.
11
Saint-Saens: Piano Concerto
No.5 in F, “Egyptian”, Op.103.
Duncan Gifford, pno. Tasmanian
SO/Sebastian Lang-Lessing.
ABC 476 1928
29
Rachmaninov: Symphonic Dances,
Op.45. RCO/Vladimir Ashkenazy.
Decca 410 124-2
33
4.00 Intermezzo
with John van Bavel
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 The Early Music
Experience
with Mark Shepheard
apr 2015 On Air 31
8.00 Illuminations
Ballet and its Music. A brief history.
Tracing the journey of ballet
from its beginnings in the Italian
and French court dances and
entertainments in the 15th century
to the independent art form with
which we are familiar, Felicity
Cronan discusses the signiﬁcant
developments in ballet across its
history.
10.00 Theatretrack
with Henry Sachwald
Original cast recordings from
Broadway, the West End and
Australia. Season 31. “Teen Fun”
including selections from: Strouse:
Bye, Bye Birdie. Jacobs: Grease.
Snow: Footloose. Gore: Carrie.
Dvorak: Piano Trio No.3 in F minor,
B.130, Op.65. Kathryn Selby, pno.
Niki Vasilakis, vln. Emma-Jane
40
Murphy, vlc. Private rec.
Linley Jnr: The Tempest. Julia
Gooding, sop. Paul Goodwin,
oboe. Parley of Instruments
& Choir/Paul Nicholson.
Hyperion CDA 66767
24
Bach: Italian Concerto in F,
BWV.971. Penelope Thwaites, pno.
LIR Classics 027
14
12.00 Music for Keyboard
with Christopher Ellis
Repeat of Wednesday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Judith Blanchard-Hill
1.00 Concert Hall
with Robert Hooke
Melbourne Musicians/Frank Pam;
St John’s, Southgate; 25/7/2007.
(Recorded by John Smyth).
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Anne Bellew
Classics through the night.
FRIDAY 10
6.00 Daybreak
with Rex Williams
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
I Didn’t Know About You - Episode 5
10.00 Morning Recital
with Jane O’Callaghan
Vivaldi: Chamber Concerto in D,
RV.94. Chandos Baroque Players.
Hyperion CDA 66309
10
Debussy (arr. Grigoryan): Suite
Bergamasque. Slava Grigoryan
& Leonard Grigoryan, gtrs.
ABC 476 6088
17
32 On Air
apr 2015
with Neil Appleby
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 Singers & Songs
with June Sloane
8.00 Colours of Jazz
with Larry Groves
10.00 Australian Sounds
with Leila Engle, Catherine
Sullivan or James Wade
Musical insights into Australian
contemporary composers and
composition.
8.00 Classically Kids
with Adam Petrzak
A world of classical music for
children of all ages. Featuring
regular segments, young
performers, news, information and
opportunities for you and your kids
to get involved in ﬁne music.
9.00 Sounding Brass
with Anthea Same
10.00 The Romantics
12.00 Midnight Symphony
with Frank Prain
followed by Notturno
prepared by Jon Churchward
Classics through the night.
6.00 Daybreak
with Mark Vendy
Melbourne Musicians
Haydn: Symphony No.44 in E
minor, “Mourning”, Hob.I:44.
Elgar: Serenade for Strings in E
minor, Op.20.
C P E Bach: Symphony in B ﬂat,
Wq.182/2. Australian CO/Richard
12
Tognetti. 4MBS rec.
Mozart: Violin Concerto in D,
K.271a. Cho-Liang Lin, vln.
English CO/Raymond Leppard.
27
Sony SK 44913
Liszt: Piano Concerto No.2 in A,
S.125. Geoffrey Tozer, pno. Swiss
Romande Orch/Neeme Jarvi.
Chandos CHAN 9360
21
Dreyfus: Serenade for Small
Orchestra. Adelaide SO/Guy Noble.
ABC 476 272-2
6
Ravel: Mother Goose Suite.
RCO/Bernard Haitink.
Decca 478 4742
27
Balakirev: Symphony No.2 in D
minor. Philharmonia Orch/Evgeny
Svetlanov. Hyperion CDA 66586 37
Dornel: Suite in E minor. Musica
13
Barocca. Naxos 8.570826
Boismortier: Cello Sonata in D
minor, Op.50/4. Ensemble Battistin.
ABC 476 6996
13
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
SATURDAY 11
Theatretrack is proudly supported by
Alan and Shirley Richmond through
the 3MBS Patrons’ Program
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
4.00 Intermezzo
8.00 Prima la musica
prepared by Jane Morris
Includes: Schein: Banchetto
Musicale No.16: Suite a 5 in
A minor. Venus Krantzlein
No.23: Canzon a 5 in A minor.
Hesperion XX/Jordi Savall.
15
Virgin 4 82025 2
Lassus: Lamentations of Jeremiah:
Excerpts. Egidius Quartet,
Gregoriana. Etcetera KTC 1343 44
Charpentier: David & Jonathan,
H.490: A-t-on jamais souffert.
Sandrine Piau, sop. Les Paladins/
Jerome Correas. Naive OP 30532 7
Anon: O adiutor omnium
seculorum. Anonymous 4.
HM HMG 507156
9
Nichelmann: Concerto in C
minor for Harpsichord & Strings.
Raphael Alpermann, hpschd.
Academy for Ancient Music, Berlin.
DHM HMC 902132
18
Sullivan: Iolanthe: Overture.
Philharmonia Orch/Sir Charles
Mackerras. Vocalion CDVS 1964 7
Mendelssohn: Piano Quartet
No.3 in B minor, Op.3. Domus.
31
Virgin VC7 91183 2
Chopin: Andante spianato &
Grande Polonaise in E ﬂat, Op.22.
Geoffrey Tozer, pno. 3MBS rec. 11
Schumann: Frauenliebe und
Leben, Op.42. Dame Janet Baker,
m-sop. Geoffrey Parsons, pno.
BBC BBCL 4049-2
25
Brahms: Serenade No.2 in A,
Op.16. Berlin PO/Claudio Abbado.
34
DG 479 1046
10.00 Arts Weekly
with Phillipa Edwards
or Loretto Perkins
produced by Mariese Shallard
Covering arts in Melbourne and
Victoria.
11.00 Music In Melbourne
with Julie Houghton
or Sascha Kelly
Local musicians and performances,
including guests live from our
performance studio.
12.00 Saturday Lunchtime
Miscellany
with Rod Watson
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Berlioz: Le Corsaire Overture,
Op.21. London PO/Sir Adrian Boult.
First Hand FHR 07
9
Hanmer: Blue Hills Rhapsody.
Queensland SO/Ronald Hanmer.
ABC 442 374-2
13
Grainger: Children’s March.
Grainger Wind Symphony/
7
Benjamin Northey. 3MBS rec.
Hummel: Trio in A for Flute,
Cello & Piano, Op.78. Lise Daoust,
fte. Elizabeth Dolin, vlc. Carmen
Picard, pno. Naxos 8.553473
16
Vivaldi (arr. Hey): Concerto in G
for Two Violins, RV.516 (arr. Violin
& Cello). Lucinda Moon, vln. Jamie
Hey, vlc. Australian Brandenburg
9
Orch/Paul Dyer. ABC 476 2840
Mozart: Exsultate jubilate,
K.165. Erna Spoorenberg, sop.
ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner.
Decca 417 472-2
15
Schubert: Symphony No.5 in B ﬂat,
D.485. OAE/Sir Charles Mackerras.
29
Virgin VC5 61305 2
12.00 Screenthemes
with Carol van Opstal
Music, news and interviews from
ﬁlm and other screen media.
1.00 Vocal Chords
with Margot Costanzo
Opera highlights program featuring
the arias we love, and those we
shall learn to love.
2.00 The Bose Afternoon Concert
with Doug Beecroft
4.00 Serenade
with Marysia Green or Ian Sloane
5.00 The Piano Album
with Patrick McMahon
Czerny: Nocturne in E, Op.368/1.
Isabelle Oehmichen, pno.
4
Hortus HOR 74
Field: Nocturne No.1 in E ﬂat. John
4
O’Conor, pno. Telarc 80199
Chopin: Nocturne in G minor,
Op.37/1. Idil Biret, pno.
Naxos 8.554532
7
Czerny: Nocturne in A ﬂat,
Op.368/3. Isabelle Oehmichen, pno.
4
Hortus HOR 74
Field: Nocturne No.6 in F. John
5
O’Conor, pno. Telarc 80199
Chopin: Nocturne in E ﬂat,
Op.9/2. Etsuko Mirose, pno.
Mirare MIR 110
4
Czerny: Nocturne in D ﬂat,
Op.368/4. Isabelle Oehmichen, pno.
4
Hortus HOR 74
Field: Nocturne No.16 in F. John
5
O’Conor, pno. Telarc 80199
Chopin: Nocturne in F sharp,
Op.15/2. Etsuko Hirose, pno.
Mirare MIR 110
3
Czerny: Nocturne in B ﬂat,
Op.368/8. Isabelle Oehmichen, pno.
3
Hortus HOR 74
Chopin: Nocturne in E minor,
Op.72/1. Idil Biret, pno.
Naxos 8.554532
5
Czerny: Nocturne, “The Tribute”,
Op.604/1. Isabelle Oehmichen, pno.
6
Hortus HOR 74
6.00 The World of Baroque
Glinka: Ruslan & Lyudmila:
Overture. Sydney SO/Edo de Waart.
ABC 462 013-2
5
Tchaikovsky: Souvenir de Florence,
Op.70. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner.
Decca 478 3187
27
Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto
No.2 in C minor, Op.18. Vladimir
Ashkenazy, pno. London SO/Andre
Previn. Decca 473 251-2
35
Prokoﬁev: Symphony No.7
in C sharp minor, Op.131. Los
Angeles PO/Andre Previn.
Philips 478 4614
33
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with Joseph Barake
F Benda: Violin Concerto in D. Josef
Suk, vln. Suk CO/Christian Benda.
Naxos 8.553902
22
Heinechen: Violin Sonata in C
minor. Martina Graulich, vln.
Stefano Demicheli, hpschd.
Carus 83.162
7
Buttstett: Now is the repast ready.
Maria Jonas, sop. Chursachsische
Capelle Leipzig/Maria Jonas.
CPO 777 546-2
9
Geminiani: Concerto Grosso in E
minor No.8. AAM/Andrew Manze.
HM HMX 2907262
11
Couperin: Victoria Christo
resurgenti. Jill Feldman & Isabelle
Poulenard, sops. Gregory Reinhart,
bass. Jaap ter Linden, vla da
gamba. Davitt Moroney, hpschd.
HM HMA 1901150
7
Handel: Sonata in G minor for
Recorder & Continuo, HWV.360.
Amarilis. Ambroisie AM 9910
6
Telemann: Cantata, “I know that
my Redeemer lives”, TVWV1:873.
Stefanie Wust, sop. Angela
Froemer, contr. Georg Poplutz,
ten. Jens Hamann, bass. Collegium
Vocale Siegen & Hannoversche
Hofkapelle/Ulrich Stotzel.
Hanssler Classics 98.624
17
Bach: Cantata, BWV.146: Sinfonia
in D minor. Bach Collegium
Stuttgart/Helmut Rilling.
Hanssler Classics 98.270
8
Mondonville: Nisi Dominus.
Isabelle Poulenard, sop. Robert
Getchell, alto. Marc Mauillon &.
Robert Champion, tens. Christophe
Grapperon, bar. Le Parnasse
Francais. Sacem MBF 1107
18
8.00 Great Makers of Music
with Peter Hume
Martha Argerich, piano
Bach: Partita in C minor, BWV.826.
EMI 5 56975 2
19
Beethoven: Cello Sonata No.5 in
D, Op.102/2. Mischa Maisky, vlc.
19
DG 439 934-2
Mozart: Piano Concerto No.25 in
C, K.503. Orch Mozart/Claudio
Abbado. DG 479 1033
31
Chopin: Polonaise in A ﬂat,
“Heroic”, Op.53. DG 415 836-2
6
Brahms: Liebeslieder Waltzes,
Op.52. Martha Argerich &
Gabriela Montero, pno duet.
Swiss Radio Chorus/Diego Fasolis.
22
DG 477 9884
Milhaud: Scaramouche, Op.165b.
Martha Argerich & Karin Merle,
11
pno duet. DG 477 9884
10.00 Night Tram
with Peter Green
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Murray Vagg
Classics through the night.
SUNDAY 12
6.00 The Early Music Experience
produced by Mark Shepheard
Repeat of Thursday’s program.
7.00 Hymns Old & New
prepared by Peter Wakeley
Includes: Gardiner: We have a
gospel to proclaim. Trad: Ye sons
and daughters. Neander (arr.
Scott): He is risen.
7.30 Organ and Choral Music
with Peter Wakeley
Includes: Mendelssohn:
Andante in F. John Scott, org
(St Paul’s Cathedral, London).
Hyperion CDA 66491/2
4
Anon: Sonata in C for Two Organs.
Anneros Hulliger & Philip Swanton,
orgs (Klosterkirche, Muri).
5
Koch Schwann 3-1284-2
Trad. (arr. Tomlinson): A-hunting
we will go. Arne: Where the bee
sucks. Elizabeth Harwood, sop.
Owen Brannigan, bass. Hendon
Grammar School Choir/Sir Charles
Mackerras. EMI 7 62776 2
4
S S Wesley: Holsworthy Church
Bells. Andrew Bainbridge, org
(Wesley Church, Melbourne).
3MBS rec.
5
Bossi: Etude Symphonique, Op.78.
Dominic Perissinotto, org (St
Patrick’s Basilica, Fremantle).
Perimusic APDP 01
5
Byrd: Haec Dies. Gibbons: If
ye be risen again with Christ.
Choir of St Thomas Church, 5th
Avenue, New York/John Scott.
Pro Organo 7209
8
Gabrieli: Surrexit Christus.
Taverner Choir. London Cornett &
Sackbut Ensemble/Andrew Parrott.
4
L’Oiseau-Lyre 436 860-2
Trad: Victimae paschcali laudes.
Niederaltaicher Scholaren/Konrad
Ruhland. Sony S2K 62805
4
Parker: Andante religioso,
Op.17/4. Martin Weyer, org.
5
Raven OAR 410
Taylor: Yes! The Redeemer
rose. Christ being raised from
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A Little
Night Music
SUNDAY
The Piano Album
5.00
12.00
10.00
8.00
7.00
Night Tram
Great Makers of Music
The World of Baroque
Serenade
6.00
The Bose Afternoon Concert
Reﬂections / The VSO Story
Morning Classics
Organ & Choral Music
Apres-Midi
Recent Releases
Sunday Night Late
Melbourne in Concert
Choral Masterworks
Illuminations R
Contemporary Visions R
The Talent R
Colours
of Jazz
Australian Sounds
Sunday Lunchtime Miscellany
Midnight Symphony followed by Notturno
Vocal Chords
Screenthemes
Music In Melbourne
Arts Weekly
4.00
Saturday Lunchtime Miscellany
The Romantics
Sounding Brass
2.00
1.00
noon
11.00
10.00
9.00
8.00
7.30
Hymns Old & New
Classically Kids
Midnight Symphony followed by Notturno
Theatretrack
Illuminations
Intermezzo
Exploring
Singers
Music R
and Songs
Early Music Experience R
Daybreak
SATURDAY
Concerto
Mozart &
Friends
Wednesday
Night at
Great Makers the Opera
Jazz Rivers of Music R
Contemporary
Visions
Intermezzo
Exploring Early Music
Music R
Experience
Concert Hall
(last Friday of month)
Morning Recital
Exploring Music
Daybreak
FRIDAY
Music for Divertimento
Keyboard R
Musica Viva Hour
7.00
Prima la musica
Cacao Jazz
Chamber Music
& Song
Divertimento
Concert Hall
Recent
Releases R
Morning Recital
Exploring Music
Daybreak
THURSDAY
Programs with R are repeat programs
6.00
AM
12.00
10.00
9.00
8.00
7.00
Intermezzo
Exploring
Music for
Music R
Keyboard
Intermezzo
The Talent
Exploring
/ World of
Music R
Operetta
(ﬁrst Wednesday of month)
MSO Hour
A Time to Divertimento
Remember R
4.00
Intermezzo
Exploring
A Time to
Music R
Remember
Divertimento
Concert Hall
The Piano
Album R
Morning Recital
Exploring Music
Daybreak
WEDNESDAY
Concert Hall
Concert Hall
Divertimento
Morning Recital
Exploring Music
Daybreak
TUESDAY
2.00
1.00
Singers and
Songs R
Morning Recital
10.00
noon
Daybreak
Exploring Music
9.00
MONDAY
6.00
AM
Programs shaded are exclusive to Digital/Online
The Grid
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the dead. Psalmody. Parley of
Instruments/Peter Holman.
Hyperion CDA 67020
2.00 Apres-Midi
8
9.00 Morning Classics
with Robert Hooke
Mozart: The Magic Flute, K.620:
Overture. Orch Victoria/Richard
Mills. 3MBS rec.
7
C P E Bach: Cello Concerto in A,
Wq.172. Alison McGillivray, vlc.
English Concert/Andrew Manze.
HM HMU 907403
20
Beethoven: Violin Concerto in D,
Op.61. Michael Dauth, vln. Orch
Ensemble Kanazawa/Hiroyuki
42
Iwaki. Sony SRCR 9331
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.4 in F
minor, Op.36. Melbourne SO/Oleg
Caetani. ABC 476 6446
40
Mills: Music for Strings.
Melbourne SO/Hiroyuki Iwaki.
EMI OASD 430003
Myaskovsky: Cello Concerto
in C minor, Op.66. Julian
Lloyd Webber, vlc. London
SO/Maxim Shostakovich.
Philips 434 106-2
Nielsen: Hymnus Amoris, FS.21,
Op.12. Soloists. Copenhagen
Boys’ Choir. Danish RSO &
Chorus/Mogens Woldike.
EMI 5 66000 2
Sibelius: Symphony No.5 in
E ﬂat, Op.82. Philharmonia
Orch/Sir Simon Rattle.
EMI CDC 7 47006 2
11.00 The VSO Story
4.00 Recent Releases
12.00 Sunday Lunchtime
A review of the latest classical
recordings.
Miscellany
with Jane Mitchell
Kern: The Girl from Utah: Overture.
National PO/John McGlinn.
6
EMI CDC 7 49630 2
Haydn: Piano Trio in E
minor, Hob.XV:12. Joseph
Kalichstein, pno. Jaime Laredo,
vln. Sharon Robinson, vlc.
18
Dorian DOR 90164
Mills: Snugglepot and Cuddlepie:
Pas de deux. Queensland SO/
Richard Mills. ABC 480 6403
4
Shostakovich: Ballet Suite No.3.
Russian PO/Dmitry Yablonsky.
Naxos 8.557208
15
Mozart: Divertimento in D,
K.136. Berlin Philharmonic Octet.
14
EMI Tec 2003
Mendelssohn: Concerto in
E for Two Pianos. Stephen
Coombs & Ian Munro, pnos. BBC
Scottish SO/Jerzy Maksymiuk.
Hyperion CDA 66567
30
Rossini: Sinfonia di Bologna:
Overture. ASMF/Sir Neville
6
Marriner. Philips 434 016-2
Lachner: Ball-Suite in D, Op.170:
Excerpts. Slovak State PO/Alfred
15
Walter. Marco Polo 8.223594
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10.00 Contemporary Visions
with Hector Walker
with Tony Thomas
Repeat of Tuesday’s program.
22
10.00 Sunday Night Late
with Alan Marshall
Hidden gems and lesser-known
music from known composers.
32
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Rodney Philips
23
32
produced by Mark Shepheard
5.00 Illuminations
Repeat of Thursday’s program.
7.00 Choral Masterworks
with Adrian McEniery
8.00 Melbourne in Concert
with Michael Williamson or
Adele Schonhardt
Emerging Artists; Stonnington
Symphony Orchestra/Ingrid
Martin with Josh Rogan
(trumpet); 16/11/2014.
(Recorded by Steve Bullock).
Josh Rogan
Debussy: Pour le piano: Sarabande.
Barber: School for Scandal
Overture, Op.5. Tamberg: Trumpet
Concerto No.1, Op.42. Mussorgsky
(arr. Ravel): Pictures at an
Exhibition.
Classics through the night.
MONDAY 13
6.00 Daybreak
with Amy Bennett
programmed by Jane Mitchell
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Samuel Barber - Episode 1
10.00 Morning Recital
with Graeme McKinnon
Weber: Preciosa, Op.78: Overture.
Alexander Paley & Brian Zeger, pno
8
duet. Naxos 8.553308
Schubert: Introduction &
Variations in E minor on Trockne
Blumen, D.802, Op.160. Sarah
Beggs, fte. Claire Cooper, pno.
3MBS rec.
15
Mozart: Bassoon Concerto in B
ﬂat, K.191. Stepan Turnovsky, bsn.
Vienna Mozart Academy/Johannes
18
Wildner. Naxos 8.550345
Schumann: Frauenliebe und
Leben, Op.42. Dame Janet Baker,
m-sop. Geoffrey Parsons, pno.
BBC BBCL 4049-2
25
Mozart: Violin Sonata No.32 in B
ﬂat, K.454. Isaac Stern, vln. Yeﬁm
Bronfman, pno. Sony SK 53972 23
Schubert: String Quartet No.11 in
E, D.353. Op.125/2. Kodaly Quartet.
Naxos 8.557107
21
12.00 Singers & Songs
with June Sloane
Repeat of Friday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Debbie Nossbaum
l
1.00 Concert Hall
with Thilo Troschke
Mozart: The Magic Flute, K.620:
Overture. Tasmanian SO/Sebastian
Lang-Lessing. ABC 476 5949
7
Bach: Concerto in D minor for
Two Violins, BWV.1043. Christian
Ferras & Michel Schwalbe, vlns.
Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan.
16
DG 480 6656
Grieg: Peer Gynt, Op.23. Mari Anne
Haggander, Wendy Hoffmann,
Merilyn Vaughn & Wendy White,
sops. Urban Malmberg & Richard
Haille, bars. San Francisco SO
& Chorus/Herbert Blomstedt.
Decca 478 6787
80
Mendelssohn: Piano Concerto
No.2 in D minor, Op.40. Howard
Shelley, pno. London Mozart
Players/Howard Shelley.
Chandos CHAN 9215
23
Mozart: Symphony No.38 in
D, “Prague”, K.504. Prague
CO/Sir Charles Mackerras.
35
Telarc 80148
4.00 Intermezzo
with Susan Porter
prepared by Jane Morris
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 A Time to Remember
with Patrick McMahon
8.00 Chamber Music and Song
with Peter Larsen
Haydn: Divertimento in C,
Hob.XV:C1. Beaux Arts Trio.
Philips 432 063-2
19
Mozart: Piano Trio No.3 in B ﬂat,
K.502. Vienna Schubert Trio.
EMI CDS 7 54114 2
22
David: Piano Trio No.3 in C
minor. Ilona Prunyi, pno. Eszter
Perenyi, vln. Tibor Parkanyi, vlc.
Marco Polo 8.223492
38
Hyde: Clarinet Sonata in F minor.
Nigel Westlake, cl. David Bollard,
pno. Tall Poppies TP 004
16
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10.00 Cacao Jazz
with Luis Tineo
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Samuel Barber - Episode 2
10.00 A Little Night Music
(from around the world)
with John Worcester
Includes: Curzon: Dance of an
Ostracised Imp. The Boulevardier.
CSRSO/Adrian Leaper.
Marco Polo 8.223425
8
Satie: Gnossiennes Nos.4, 5 &
6. Stephanie McCallum, pno.
ABC 476 6289
10
Houghton: Kinkachoo I love you.
Pujol: Septiembre. Karin Schaupp,
6
gtr. Warner 8573833112
Donizetti: Lucia di Lammermoor:
Excerpts. Elena Xanthoudakis, sop.
Catherine Carby, m-sop. Sharon
Grifﬁths, harp. Royal Northern
Sinfonia/Richard Bonynge.
Signum SIGCD 374
13
Corrette: Magniﬁcat Suites 1 & 2:
Excerpts. Douglas Lawrence, org.
Move MD 3340
7
Bull: Te lucis ante terminum. Fraile
man, despise the treasures of this
life. Byrd: Ye sacred Muses. David
McFarlane, org. Newman College
Choir. Consort Eclectus/Gary Ekkel.
JHN1
7
Berners: The Triumph of
Neptune: Suite. Royal Liverpool
PO/Barry Wordsworth.
22
EMI CDC 7 47668 2
Shaker Songs: Come life, Shaker
life; Father James’ Song; Mother
Ann’s Song; A companion to
stiff; Mother has come; Simple
gifts. Daniel McCabe, bar. Joel
Fredericksen, bass. Boston
Camerata. Schola Cantorum of
Boston. Shaker Community/Joel
Cohen. Erato 4509-98491-2
8
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Anne Bellew
Classics through the night.
TUESDAY 14
6.00 Daybreak
with Loretto Perkins
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10.00 Morning Recital
with Isabel Veale
G Williams: The Dancers. Eiddwen
Harrhy (b.14/4/1949), sop.
Caryl Thomas, harp. Richard
Hickox Singers. City of London
Sinfonia/Richard Hickox.
Chandos CHAN 9617
20
Shostakovich: Cello Sonata
in D minor, Op.40. Mstislav
Rostropovich, vlc. Benjamin
Britten, pno. Decca 478 5672
25
Schoenberg: Cabaret Songs. Jill
Gomez, sop. John Constable, pno.
UK DKP 9055
12
Scriabin: Piano Sonata No.1 in
F minor, Op.6. Robert Taub, pno.
HM HMX 2907 366.67
23
Dohnanyi: String Quartet No.2
in D ﬂat, Op.15. Gabrieli Quartet.
Chandos CHAN 8718
28
12.00 The Piano Album
with Patrick McMahon
Repeat of Saturday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Margot Blackwell
1.00 Concert Hall
with John Cleghorn
Telemann: Overture-Suite in C,
“Hamburg Ebb and Flow”, TWV.55:
C3. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner.
Decca 430 265-2
21
Weber: Clarinet Concerto No.1 in
F minor, Op.73. Emma Johnson, cl.
English CO/Yan Pascal Tortelier.
22
ASV DCA 747
Poulenc: Mass in G. Donna Carter,
sop. Robert Shaw Festival Singers/
19
Robert Shaw. Telarc 80236
Beethoven: Piano Trio No.8 in
E ﬂat, WoO.38. Borodin Trio.
Chandos CHAN 8352–5
16
Sutherland: Concerto grosso. Sybil
Copeland, vln. John Glickman, vla.
Max Cooke, hpschd. Melbourne SO/
John Hopkins. ABC 446 285-2
22
Prokoﬁev: Piano Concerto No.2
in G minor, Op.16. Yuki Takao,
pno. Sydney SO/Edvard Tchivzhel.
ABC 454 976-2
32
Goldmark: Symphony No.2 in E
ﬂat, Op.35. Rhenish PO/Michael
Halasz. Marco Polo 8.220417
33
4.00 Intermezzo
with Nicky Gilderdale
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 World of Operetta
with Frank Pam
prepared by Albert Whitelaw
Selections from the great operettas
performed by some of the world’s
best opera singers.
8.00 Contemporary Visions
with Tony Thomas
Music of the last sixty years
including the innovative and avantgarde. A focus on new releases, new
compositions and interviews.
10.00 Concerto
with Stefanie Kechayas
A musical celebration of this
enduring form.
10.00 Jazz Rivers
with Alison Lee-Tet
Purcell: Sonata in D. Peter Hurford,
org. Michael Laird Brass Ensemble.
Argo 433 451-2
6
Haydn: String Quartet in C,
Hob.III:57, Op.54/2. Smithson
19
Quartet. DHM RD 77028
Boccherini: Cello Concerto No.9
in B ﬂat, G.482. Matt Haimovitz,
vlc. English CO/Sir Andrew Davis.
20
DG 429 219-2
Schubert: String Quartet No.12
in C minor, “Quartettsatz”,
D.703. Juilliard Quartet.
CBS M2YK 45617
12
Brogi: Visione Veneziana.
Ruggero Raimondi, bs-bar. I
Solisti Veneti/Claudio Scimone.
Erato 2292-45218-2
3
Dvorak (arr. Galway/Moll):
Violin Sonatina in G, B.183,
Op.100 (arr. Flute). James
Galway, fte. Phillip Moll, pno.
RCA RD 87802
20
Villa-Lobos: Bachianas brasileiras
No.4. Sonia Rubinsky, pno.
Naxos 8.555717
20
Debussy: Violin Sonata in G
minor. Dmitry Sitkovetsky,
vln. Pavel Gililov, pno.
13
Virgin VC7 90760 2
12.00 A Time To Remember
with Patrick McMahon
Repeat of Monday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
with Rod Watson
or John van Bavel
followed by Notturno
prepared by Rod Higman
1.00 Concert Hall
Classics through the night.
Auber: Fra Diavolo: Overture.
Cincinnati Pops Orch/Erich Kunzel.
8
Telarc 80116
Sauguet: Piano Sonata
in D. Billy Eidi, pno.
Discover DICD 920168
12
Lalo: Piano Concerto in F
minor. Marylene Dosse, pno.
Stuttgart PO/Matthias Kuntzsch.
25
Vox CDX 5110
Ravel: Daphnis and Chloe.
Camerata Singers. New
York PO/Pierre Boulez.
55
Sony SM3K 45842
Easton: Overture to an Italianate
Comedy. State Orch of Victoria/
6
Brett Kelly. Naxos 8.554368
WEDNESDAY 15
6.00 Daybreak
with Anthea Same
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Samuel Barber - Episode 3
10.00 Morning Recital
with Bill Mack
with John Barns
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Hill: Violin Concerto in E
minor. Alwyn Elliott, vln.
Sydney SO/Joseph Post.
EMI OASD 7556 (LP)
23
Benjamin: Le Tombeau de Ravel.
Nicole Canham, cl. Anthony Smith,
pno. Move MCD 288
14
Koehne: Shaker Dances.
Tasmanian SO/Richard Mills.
ABC 476 6502
21
4.00 Intermezzo
with Peter Bandy
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 Music for Keyboard
with Suzanne Smith
Sweelinck: Under the Greenwood
Tree, SwWV.325/N8.
Robert Woolley, virginal.
Chandos CHAN 0758
5
Infante: Danses Andalouses. Darryl
Coote & Robert Chamberlain, pno
16
duet. 3MBS rec.
Brahms: Prelude & Fugue in
G minor. Sergio de Pieri, org.
Move MD 3228
8
Allworth: Pastorale. Ann CarrBoyd, hpschd. Jade JADCD 028
5
Thalberg: Variations on Rossini’s
Moses, Op.33. Francesco Nicolosi,
pno. Marco Polo 8.223366
17
8.00 Wednesday Night at
the Opera
with June Sloane
Verdi: La Traviata. Montserrat
Caballe, sop. Dorothy Krebill, msop. Carlo Bergonzi, ten. Sherrill
Milnes, bar. RCA Italiana Opera
Orch & Chorus/Georges Pretre.
RCA 6180-2-RC
125
Pleyel: Notturno in B ﬂat for
Oboe, Two Violas, Two Horns
& Double-bass. Concilium
Musicum Vienna/Paul Angerer.
17
Koch-Schwann 310 063H1
Dittersdorf: Notturno in F for
Violin, Oboe, Two Violas, Two
Horns & Double-bass. Concilium
Musicum Vienna/Paul Angerer.
21
Koch-Schwann 310 063H1
Fuss: Notturno in A ﬂat for
Three Violas & Cello. Concilium
Musicum Wien/Paul Angerer.
23
Koch-Schwann 310 063H1
Haydn: Nocturne in C for Two Lire
Organizzate & Orch, Hob.II:32.
Consortium Classicum/Dieter
11
Klocker. CPO 999 741
Mozart: Serenata Notturna in D,
K.239. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner.
Philips 422 623-2
13
with Peter Hume
Repeat of Saturday’s program.
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Alan Marshall
Classics through the night.
THURSDAY 16
6.00 Daybreak
with John Wilkinson
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Samuel Barber - Episode 4
10.00 Morning Recital
with Joan Ikin
with Joseph Barake
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12.00 Recent Releases
produced by Mark Shepheard
Repeat of Sunday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Marjorie Hall
10.00 Great Makers of Music
8.00 Mozart & Friends
A Little “Nacht Musik”
M Haydn: Notturno in F
for Two Violins, Viola, Two
Horns & Bass. Concilium
Musicum Vienna/Paul Angerer.
18
Koch-Schwann 310 063H1
Bach: Violin Concerto in A minor,
BWV.1041. Richard Tognetti, vln.
Australian CO/Richard Tognetti.
ABC 481 0679
13
Bach: English Suite No.1 in A,
BWV.806. Murray Perahia, pno.
22
Sony SK 60276
Scarlatti: Salve Regina.
James Bowman, alto. King’s
Consort/Robert King.
Hyperion CDA 66875
13
Handel: Organ Concerto in B
ﬂat, Op.7/3. Simon Preston,org.
English Concert/Trevor Pinnock.
Archiv 479 1932
15
Vintage Year For Composers! – 1685 Bach,
Handel, Domenico Scarlatti
Handel: Chandos Anthem No.5, “I
will magnify Thee”. Choir of Chapel
Royal, London/Andrew Gant.
Naxos 8.557935
18
Scarlatti: Selected Sonatas.
Dubravka Tomsic, pno.
Strato ST 10.043
22
1.00 Concert Hall
with Elisabeth Giddy
Elgar: In the South (Alassio)
Overture, Op.50. Vienna
PO/Sir John Eliot Gardiner.
21
DG 479 1044
Walton: Belshazzar’s Feast.
Benjamin Luxon, bar. Ralph
Downes, org. London PO & Choir/
Sir Georg Solti. Decca 440 324-2 37
Britten: Diversions for Piano
(Left Hand) & Orchestra, Op.21.
Peter Donohoe, pno. City of
Birmingham SO/Sir Simon Rattle.
EMI CDS 7 54270 2
24
Quilter: Four Songs,
Op.14. Benjamin Luxon,
bar. David Willison, pno.
Chandos CHAN 8782
8
Vaughan Williams: Symphony No.4
in F minor. New York PO/Dimitri
31
Mitropoulos. Sony SMK 58933
Elgar: Cello Concerto in E minor,
Op.85. Truls Mork, vlc. City of
Birmingham SO/Sir Simon Rattle.
29
Virgin VC5 45356 2
Bax: A Legend. London PO/Bryden
Thomson. Chandos CHAN 9003 15
7.00 The Early Music
Experience
with Mark Shepheard
8.00 Illuminations
An Absolute Genius
Australian composer Dorian Le
Gallienne, born 100 years ago on
April 19 1915, was a Melbourne
composer and also a gifted teacher
and music critic. Today his music
is rarely heard live in concert
or released on recording. In this
Illuminations Joseph Barake
delves into Dorian Le Gallienne’s
life and rediscovers some of his
compositions.
10.00 Theatretrack
with Henry Sachwald
Original cast recordings from
Broadway, the West End and
Australia. Season 31. “Family
Matters” including selections from:
Frankel: Grey Gardens. Russell:
Blood Brothers. Styne: Gypsy.
Theatretrack is proudly supported by
Alan and Shirley Richmond through
the 3MBS Patrons’ Program
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Esther Peng
Classics through the night.
FRIDAY 17
6.00 Daybreak
with Rex Williams
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
4.00 Intermezzo
Samuel Barber - Episode 5
with John van Bavel
10.00 Morning Recital
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
with Jane O’Callaghan
Ancell: The Traveller. Hamilton:
Songs for the Open Road. Frederick
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Shade, picc. Vocal Consort/Noel
Ancell. Cracked Records 0083
11
Albeniz: Cantos de Espana,
Op.232. Pro Arte Guitar Trio.
ASV WHL 2061
25
Faure: Piano Trio in D minor,
Op.120. Darryl Coote, pno. Lerida
Delbridge, vln. Michelle Wood, vlc.
3MBS rec.
20
Poulenc: Airs chantes. Pamela
Wainwright, sop. Roger Frampton,
pno. Move MCD 495
7
Kats-Chernin: Wild Swans Suite.
Jane Sheldon, sop. Tasmanian SO/
37
Ola Rudner. ABC 476 7639
Bach: Violin Sonata in E minor,
BWV.1023 (arr. Recorder).
Genevieve Lacey, rec. Linda Kent,
org. ABC 472 226-2
7
12.00 Music for Keyboard
Copland: Appalachian Spring.
Los Angeles PO/Zubin Mehta.
Decca 478 5437
Borodin: Symphony No.2 in B
minor. RCO/Kirill Kondrashin.
Philips 478 4614
with Neil Appleby
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 Singers & Songs
with June Sloane
8.00 Colours of Jazz
with Larry Groves
10.00 Australian Sounds
with Leila Engle, Catherine
Sullivan or James Wade
12.00 Divertimento
Musical insights into Australian
contemporary composers and
composition.
1.00 Concert Hall
with Robert Hooke
ANAM Concert; 19/4/2005.
(Recorded by Owen Arthur).
27
4.00 Intermezzo
with Christopher Ellis
Repeat of Wednesday’s program.
with Judith Blanchard-Hill
25
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
followed by Notturno
prepared by Jon Churchward
SATURDAY 18
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8.00 Classically Kids
with Adam Petrzak
A world of classical music for
children of all ages. Featuring
regular segments, young
performers, news, information and
opportunities for you and your kids
to get involved in ﬁne music.
9.00 Sounding Brass
with Anthea Same
12.00 Midnight Symphony
Classics through the night.
Paul Zabrowarny & Benjamin Kopp
Donizetti: Cor anglais Concertino
in G. Vivienne Brooke, cor ang.
Timothy Young, pno. Boccherini:
Cello Concerto No.7 in G, G.480.
Paul Zabrowarny, vlc. Amir Farid,
pno. Schumann: Carnaval, Op.9.
Benjamin Kopp, pno.
Mozart: Symphony No.6 in F, K.43.
English Concert/Trevor Pinnock.
Archiv 471 667-2
17
Dreyfus: The Adventures of
Sebastian Fox. Bruce Knappett,
spkr. Diane Riddell, fte. Geoffrey
Dodd, oboe. Marla Swift, cl. George
Dreyfus, bsn. Move MD 3071
11
Paderewski: Piano Concerto in
A minor, Op.17. Piers Lane, pno.
BBC Scottish SO/Jerzy Maksymiuk.
Hyperion CDA 66452
35
tpt. Tafelmusik/Jeanne Lamon.
9
Sony SK 53365
Ries: Piano Concerto No.3 in C
sharp minor, Op.55. Christopher
Hinterhuber, pno. Gavle SO/Uwe
30
Grodd. Naxos 8.557844
Byrd: Tristitia et Anxietas. Ave
verum corpus. Tallis Scholars/Peter
Phillips. Gimell CDGIM 992
14
Vanhal: Symphony in C, Bryan
C1. Toronto CO/Kevin Mallon.
Naxos 8.570280
18
Victoria: Libera me Domine. The
Song Company/Roland Peelman.
3MBS rec.
7
6.00 Daybreak
with Mark Vendy
8.00 Prima la musica
prepared by Jane Morris
Mozart: Six variations in G on
“Mio caro Adone”, K.180. Christoph
8
Berner, pno. HM HMC 901979
Locatelli: Violin Concerto
No.4 in E, Op.3/4. Elizabeth
Wallﬁsch, vln. Raglan Baroque
Players/Nicholas Kraemer.
Hyperion CDA 66721/3
18
Kraus: Pantomime in D,
VB.37. Pantomime in G, VB.38.
Swedish CO/Petter Sundkvist.
Naxos 8.557498
16
Stradella: Trumpet Sonata a 8
in D. Crispian Steele-Perkins,
10.00 The Romantics
with Frank Prain
Saint-Saens: La Princesse Jaune
Overture, Op.30. London PO/
Geoffrey Simon. Cala CACD 1016 7
Tchaikovsky: Variations
on a Rococo Theme, Op.33.
Paul Tortelier, vlc. Northern
Sinfonia/Yan Pascal Tortelier.
EMI CDM 7 60169 2
18
Verdi: Nabucco: Excerpts. Dora
Carral & Elena Souliotis, sops.
Bruno Prevedi, ten. Tito Gobbi,
bar. Giovanni Foiani & Carlo Cava,
basses. Vienna State Opera Orch
& Chorus/Lamberto Gardelli.
Decca 478 4916
37
Brahms: Variations on a Theme
by Haydn, “St Anthony Chorale”,
Op.56a. New York PO/Kurt Masur.
19
Teldec 9031-74007-2
Weber: Clarinet Quintet in B ﬂat,
Op.34. AAM Chamber Players.
28
L’Oiseau-Lyre 433 044-2
10.00 Arts Weekly
with Phillipa Edwards
or Loretto Perkins
produced by Mariese Shallard
Covering arts in Melbourne and
Victoria.
11.00 Music In Melbourne
with Julie Houghton
or Sascha Kelly
Local musicians and performances,
including guests live from our
performance studio.
12.00 Saturday Lunchtime
Miscellany
with Rod Watson
Includes: Suppe: The Jolly Robbers:
Overture. Sydney SO/Patrick
Thomas. ABC 476 4570
7
Schumann: Adagio & Allegro in A
ﬂat, Op.70. Gianfranco Bortolato,
oboe. Anthony Halliday, pno.
3MBS rec.
8
Grainger: Blithe Bells. Penelope
Thwaites & John Lavender, pno
4
duet. Pearl SHE 9623
Leak: Breakers. Australian Boys’
Choir. Vocal Consort/Paul Stanhope.
7
Private rec.
Litolff: Concerto symphonique No.4
in D minor, Op.102: Scherzo. Isador
Goodman, pno. Melbourne SO/
Patrick Thomas. ABC 432 207-2
7
Gilbert & Sullivan: The Pirates
of Penzance: Overture. When
the foeman bares his steel. Owen
Brannigan, bass. Royal PO/Isidore
5
Godfrey. London 425 196-2
Britten: The Young Person’s
Guide to the Orchestra, Op.34.
BBC SO/Leopold Stokowski.
BBC BBCL 4005-2
19
Mendelssohn: Song of the Venetian
Gondolier, Op.19/6. CSRSO/Ondrej
Lenard. Naxos 8.550087
4
Mendelssohn: Symphony No.4
in A, “Italian”, Op.90. Royal
PO/Sir Thomas Beecham.
EMI 7 63398 2
29
12.00 Screenthemes
with Carol van Opstal
Music, news and interviews from
ﬁlm and other screen media.
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1.00 Vocal Chords
with Margot Costanzo
Opera highlights program featuring
the arias we love, and those we
shall learn to love.
2.00 The Bose Afternoon Concert
with Doug Beecroft
Mendelssohn: The Hebrides
Overture, Op.26. Tasmanian
SO/Sebastian Lang-Lessing.
ABC 476 7736
10
Bainton: Concerto Fantasia.
Margaret Fingerhut, pno. BBC PO/
Paul Daniel. Chandos 10460
32
Bruch: Violin Concerto No.1 in G
minor, Op.26. Niki Vasilakis, vln.
Tasmanian SO/Sebastian LangLessing. ABC 476 9237
27
Beethoven: Symphony No.6 in F,
“Pastoral”, Op.68. LGO/Riccardo
38
Chailly. Decca 478 2721
4.00 Serenade
with Marysia Green or Ian Sloane
5.00 The Piano Album
with June Sloane
Chopin Waltzes
Includes: • Waltz in E ﬂat “Grande
Valse brillante”, Op.18. Murray
Perahia, pno. Sony SK 64399
5
• Waltz in A ﬂat, Op.42. Gyorgy
4
Cziffra, pno. Aura 111-2
• Waltz in A ﬂat, Op.69/1.
Philippe Entremont, pno.
CBS MY2K 45670
5
• Waltz in D ﬂat, Op.70/3. Stephen
Kovacevich, pno. EMI 3 46734 2 3
• Waltz in B minor, Op.69/2. Rudolf
Buchbinder, pno. EMI 5 85804 2 5
6.00 The World of Baroque
with Joseph Barake
The Bach Family – Sacred Music
Johann Bach: Unser Leben ist ein
Schatten. Heinrich Bach: Ach dass
ich Wassers g’nug hatte. Johann
Christoph Bach: Wie bist du denn,
O Gott. Johann Michael Bach: Sei
lieber Tag wilkommen. Johann
Ludwig Bach: Die mit Tranen
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sahen. Johann Nikolaus Bach:
Missa Brevis,”Allein Gott in der
Hoh sei Her”. J S Bach: Ich lasse
dich nicht, BWV.Anh.159. Johann
Ernst Bach: Die Liebe Gottes ist
ausgegossen. Soloists. Stuttgart
Bach Collegium/Helmuth Rilling.
Hanssler Classics 98.614
85
J C F Bach: Awake, cries to
us the voice. Netherlands
Chamber Choir/Uwe Gronostay.
12
Globe GLO 5080
Includes: Trad. Hebrew melody:
The God of Abraham praise.
Palestrina: The strife is o’er.
Sullivan: Nearer my God to thee.
Campbell: And can it be.
7.30 Organ and Choral Music
with Simon Colvin
SUNDAY 19
Includes: Tournemire: Les Dieux
sont morts: Choeur des jeunes
Filles. Adrian Gunning, org (St
Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne).
5
Private rec.
Widor: Trois Nouvelle pieces,
Op.87/2: Mystique. Thomas Trotter,
org (St Francois-de-Sales, Lyon,
France). Argo 433 152-2
5
Gibbons: The silver swan. Bennet:
Weep, O mine eyes. Morley:
My bonnie lass, she smileth.
Choir of St Paul’s Cathedral,
London/John Dykes Bower.
Columbia 33CX1237 (LP)
7
Smart: March in G. Adrian
Gunning, org (St Paul’s Cathedral,
5
Melbourne). Private rec.
Humfrey: Hear, O heaven. Alfred
Dellar, alto. Lawrence Watts, ten.
Maurice Bevan, bass. Choir of St
Paul’s Cathedral, London/John
Dykes Bower. Harry Gabb, org.
5
Beulah rec.
Humfrey: Magniﬁcat & Nunc
dimittis. Choir of St John’s
College, Cambridge/Andrew
Nethisingha. John Challenger, org.
Chandos CHAN 0790
6
Vaughan Williams: Five Mystical
Songs: Easter. Sir Thomas
Allen, bar. Corydon Singers.
English CO/Matthew Best.
Hyperion CDA 66420
5
Lemmens: Sonata No.3 in A minor,
“Pascale”. Harold Fabrikant, org
(St Peter’s Cathedral, Adelaide).
14
Academy Music AMCD 971111
6.00 The Early Music Experience
9.00 Morning Classics
8.00 Great Makers of Music
with Peter Hume
Nigel Kennedy
Vivaldi: Concerto in B ﬂat for
Violin & Oboe, RV.548. Nigel
Kennedy, vln. Albrecht Mayer,
oboe. Members of Berlin PO.
EMI 5 57859 2
9
Elgar: Violin Sonata in E
minor, Op.82. Nigel Kennedy,
vln. Peter Pettinger, pno.
Chandos CHAN 8380
27
Schubert: Rondo in A, D.438.
Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in
E minor, Op.64. Nigel Kennedy,
vln. English CO/Jeffrey Tate.
45
EMI CDC 7 49663 2
Elgar: Salut d’amour, Op.12.
Sospiri, Op.70. Nigel Kennedy, vln.
Steven Isserlis, vlc. Peter Pettinger,
pno. Chandos CHAN 8380
8
Bach: Violin Concerto in E,
BWV.1042. Nigel Kennedy,
vln. Berlin PO/Nigel Kennedy.
EMI 5 57091 2
17
10.00 Night Tram
with Desley Dixon
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
Classics through the night.
produced by Mark Shepheard
Repeat of Thursday’s program.
7.00 Hymns Old & New
prepared by Peter Wakeley
with Paul Butler
Beethoven: Coriolan Overture,
Op.62. Berlin PO/Herbert von
Karajan. DG 479 1049
9
Bach: English Suite No.2 in A
minor, BWV.807. Angela Hewitt,
pno. Hyperion CDA 67451/2
21
Bruch: Romance in F, Op.85.
Patricia Pollett, vla. Queensland
PO/Werner Andreas Albert.
9
Tall Poppies TP 084
Brahms: Serenade No.2 in A, Op.16.
Scottish CO/Sir Charles Mackerras.
31
Telarc 80522
Mendelssohn: Octet in E ﬂat,
Op.20. Flinders Quartet. Tinalley
32
String Quartet. 3MBS rec.
Morricone (arr. O’Boyle): Nella
Fantasia. David Hobson, ten.
Shefali Pryor, oboe. Cantillation.
Sinfonia Australis/Guy Noble.
ABC 476 1604
4
11.00 The VSO Story
12.00 Sunday Lunchtime
Miscellany
with Jane Mitchell
Mozart: The Impresario: Overture.
Orch Victoria/Richard Divall.
ABC 476 8366
5
Lloyd Webber: Cats: Memory.
David Loew, vlc. National Art
Orch of Australia/Peter Casey.
Philips 832 677-2
4
Tchaikovsky: String Quartet No.1
in D, Op.11: Andante cantabile.
Mischa Maisky, vlc. Orpheus CO.
8
DG 474 681-2
Chopin (arr. Kashif/Kershaw):
So deep is the night. Lesley
Garrett, sop. Zoe Mather, pno.
London Session Orch/Paul Daniel.
EMI 4 76728 2
5
Bottesini: Introduction &
Variations on The Carnival
of Venice. Thomas Martin,
db. Anthony Halstead, pno.
Naxos 8.570400
11
Mozart: Clarinet Concerto in A,
K.622. David Glazer, cl. English CO/
Geoffrey Simon. ABC 426 381-2 29
Verdi: Aida: Grand March.
Queensland SO/Patrick Thomas.
ABC 476 4110
6
Mendelssohn: Piano Quartet
No.2 in F minor, Op.2. Domus.
22
Virgin VC7 91183 2
Bellini (arr. Payne): Oboe Concerto
in E ﬂat. Geoffrey Payne, tpt.
Melbourne SO/Michael Halasz.
ABC 454 503-2
8
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Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake, Op.20:
Excerpts. New Philharmonia
Orch/Leopold Stokowski.
London 448 950-2
10
2.00 Apres-Midi
with Hector Walker
Bax: Tintagel. London SO/Sir John
Barbirolli. EMI CDC 7 47984 2
15
Moeran: Violin Concerto.
Lydia Mordkovitch, vln.
Ulster Orch/Vernon Handley.
Chandos CHAN 8807
33
Elgar: Sea Pictures, Op.37. Yvonne
Minton, m-sop. London PO/Daniel
23
Barenboim. Sony SMK 58929
Vaughan Williams: A Pastoral
Symphony (Symphony No.3).
USSR Ministry of Culture
SO/Gennady Roshdestvensky.
38
Melodiya MEL 02170
4.00 Recent Releases
Pixinguinha (arr. Dyens): Rosa
(Valsa). Pereira: O choro de
Juliana. Pixinguinha (arr. Dyens):
Carinhoso (Choro cancao).
with Tony Thomas
Repeat of Tuesday’s program.
R Strauss: Don Juan, Op.20.
Melbourne SO/Sir Andrew Davis.
ABC 481 1122
17
R Strauss: Four Last Songs.
Charlotte Margiono, sop. Radio
PO of Holland/Edo de Waart.
Brilliant Classics 9065
23
Wolf-Ferrari: Idillio-concertino in
A for Oboe, Strings & Two Horns,
Op.15. Humbert Lucarelli, oboe.
Lehigh Valley CO/Donald Spieth.
20
Koch 3-7023-2H1
Stravinsky: Symphony in C.
Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan.
30
DG 479 0224
Shostakovich: Ballet Suite No.2.
Royal Scottish NO/Neeme Jarvi.
Chandos CHAN 7000
20
Shostakovich: Violin Concerto No.1
in A minor, Op.99. Sarah Chang,
vln. Berlin PO/Sir Simon Rattle.
EMI 3 46053 2
37
Benjamin: Cotillon. Sydney SO/
Patrick Thomas. ABC 442 374-2 11
10.00 Sunday Night Late
with Alan Marshall
Hidden gems and lesser-known
music from known composers.
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Rodney Philips
Classics through the night.
A review of the latest classical
recordings.
6.00 Daybreak
with Suzanne Smith
9.00 Exploring Music
Repeat of Thursday’s program.
with Bill McGlaughlin
7.00 Choral Masterworks
Musical Prodigies - Episode 1
10.00 Morning Recital
with Graeme McKinnon
8.00 Melbourne in Concert
with Michael Williamson or
Adele Schonhardt
Ngeringa Concerts 2014 Series;
Aleksandr Tsiboulski (guitar);
Living Arts Centre, Mt Barker
Waldorf School; 24/8/2014.
(Recorded by Kym Wilson).
Aleksandr Tsiboulski
Mertz: Bardenklange, Op.13.
Ponce: Sonata IV Classica. VillaLobos: Etude No.11, “Lent”. Etude
No.8, “Modere”. Etude No.7, “Tres
anime”. Bach (arr. Snook): Cello
Suite No.1 in G, BWV.1007 (arr.
Guitar). Ponce: Sonata Mexicana.
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1.00 Concert Hall
with Marysia Green
MONDAY 20
with Adrian McEniery
with Debbie Nossbaum
l
10.00 Contemporary Visions
produced by Mark Shepheard
5.00 Illuminations
12.00 Divertimento
Barber: Dover Beach, Op.3. Teddy
Tahu Rhodes, bar. Australian String
10
Quartet. ABC 476 4363
Sculthorpe: Cello Dreaming.
Emma-Jane Murphy, vlc.
Australian CO/Richard Tognetti.
Chandos CHAN 10063
16
Ravel: Sonata in A minor for
Violin & Cello. Kristian Winther,
vln. Michelle Wood, vlc.
29
Melba MR 301115
Finzi: Let us garlands bring, Op.18.
Teddy Tahu Rhodes, bar. Sharolyn
Kimmorley, pno. ABC 476 7175 16
Delius: Cello Sonata. Moray
Welsh, vlc. Israela Margalit, pno.
14
EMI CDC 55399 2
Bax: String Quartet No.1
in G. Maggini Quartet.
Naxos 8.555282
24
12.00 Singers & Songs
with June Sloane
Repeat of Friday’s program.
4.00 Intermezzo
with Susan Porter
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 A Time to Remember
with Patrick McMahon
8.00 Chamber Music and Song
with Peter Larsen
Bach: Trio Sonata in G, BWV.1039.
Virginia Taylor & Vernon
Hill, ftes. Jacqueline Johnson,
vlc. Roger Heagney, hpschd.
Move MD 3119
14
Mahler: The Youths Magic Horn:
Excerpts. Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau,
bar. Berlin PO/Daniel Barenboim.
12
Sony 44935
Mendelssohn: String Quartet No.5
in E ﬂat, Op.44/3. Roth Quartet.
Pearl 9603
32
Nielsen: String Quartet No.2 in
F minor, FS.11, Op.5. Vertavo
32
Quartet. Simax PSC 1128
Jolivet: Serenade for Wind Quintet.
17
Bergen Wind Quintet. BIS 291
10.00 Cacao Jazz
with Luis Tineo
10.00 A Little Night Music
(from around the world)
with Ian Sloane
Includes: Liszt: Mephisto Waltz
No.1, S.110/2. London PO/Bernard
Haitink. Decca 478 5671
11
Warlock (arr. Grigoryan): Capriol
9
Suite. Safﬁre. ABC 476 5695
Mozart: Rondo in A minor,
K.511. Andras Schiff, pno.
10
L’Oiseau-Lyre 433 328-2
Busoni: Berceuse elegiaque,
Op.42. BBC SO/Michael Gielen.
Inta’glio INCD 7461
9
Respighi: The Pines of Rome: Pines
of the Appian Way. University of
Cincinatti Brass Choir. Cincinnati
Pops Orch/Erich Kunzel.
6
Telarc 80595
Strauss Jnr: Carnival Pictures,
Op.357. Polish State PO/Johannes
9
Wildner. Marco Polo 8.223209
Prokoﬁev: Pushkin Waltzes,
Op.120. Scottish NO/Neeme Jarvi.
Chandos CHAN 6598
8
Rameau: Les Indes galantes: Suite.
Le Concert des Nations/Jordi Savall.
10
Alia Vox AVSA 9877
Hyde: Nightfall & Merrymaking.
Joseph Hanic, oboe. James Muir,
pno. Walsingham 2WAL 8036-2
8
Verdi: Simon Boccanegra: Come in
quest’ora bruna. Renee Fleming,
sop. London PO/Sir Charles
Mackerras. Decca 467 049-2
6
Piazzolla: Summer in Buenos Aires.
Daniel Barenboim, pno. Rodolfo
Mederos, bandoneon. Hector
Console, db. Teldec 0630-13474-2 6
Blyth: 103.5 Intermezzo.
Emerald Orch/Andrew Blyth.
New Classic NCCD 02
8
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Anne Bellew
Classics through the night.
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TUESDAY 21
6.00 Daybreak
with Loretto Perkins
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Musical Prodigies - Episode 2
10.00 Morning Recital
with Frank Pam
Thompson (b.21/4/1899):
Tarantella. The Vocal Consort/
Noel Ancell. Dean Sky-Lucas, pno.
Cracked Records 0083
8
Haydn: Andante & Variations in F
minor, Hob.XVII:6. John McCabe
(b.21/4/1939), pno. 3MBS rec. 16
McCabe: Ballad. Siciliano. Highland
Habanera. Paulin Tom, cornet. Len
6
Vorster, pno. Move MCD 060
McCabe: Fantasy on a Theme
of Liszt. Graham Caskie, pno.
Metier MSV 92004
12
Hindson: The Metallic
Violins. Natsuko Yoshimoto
& James Cuddeford, vlns.
8
Tall Poppies TP 207
Bach: Prelude & Fugue in C,
BWV.846. Prelude & Fugue in C
minor, BWV.847. Prelude & Fugue
in C sharp, BWV.848. Prelude &
Fugue in C sharp minor, BWV.849.
Albert Landa (b.21/4/1937), pno.
ABC 476 4556
18
Sibelius: Piano Quintet in G
minor. Anthony Goldstone,
pno. Gabrieli String Quartet.
Chandos CHAN 8742
40
12.00 The Piano Album
with June Sloane
Repeat of Saturday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Margot Blackwell
1.00 Concert Hall
with John Cleghorn
Handel: Saul, HWV.53: Sinfonia,
Act 1. English Concert/Trevor
12
Pinnock. Archiv 479 1932
Reger: Psalm 100, Op.106.
Bamberg SO & Chorus/Horst
Stein. Fritz Walter-Lindquist, org.
31
Koch Schwann 3-1209-2
50 On Air
apr 2015
Mozart: Violin Concerto No.5 in A,
“Turkish”, K.219. Richard Tognetti,
vln. Australian CO/Richard
28
Tognetti. BIS 1754
Saint-Saens: Piano Trio No.1
in F, Op.18. Australian Trio.
ABC 476 1231
28
Grainger: Lincolnshire Posy. City of
Birmingham SO/Sir Simon Rattle.
EMI 5 56412 2
17
Shostakovich: Symphony
No.5 in D minor, Op.47. Royal
PO/Sir Charles Mackerras.
Sanity Music RMGR 0113
47
4.00 Intermezzo
with Nicky Gilderdale
prepared by Anne Bellew
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 World of Operetta
with Frank Pam
prepared by Albert Whitelaw
Selections from the great operettas
performed by some of the world’s
best opera singers.
8.00 Contemporary Visions
with Tony Thomas
Music of the last sixty years
including the innovative and avantgarde. A focus on new releases, new
compositions and interviews.
10.00 Concerto
with Stefanie Kechayas
A musical celebration of this
enduring form.
10.00 Jazz Rivers
with Alison Lee-Tet
WEDNESDAY 22
6.00 Daybreak
with Anthea Same
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Musical Prodigies - Episode 3
10.00 Morning Recital
with Jane Mitchell
programmed by Bill Mack
Mouret: Fanfares in D for Four
Trumpets, Timbales & Organ.
Friedemann Immer Trumpet
9
Consort. DHM RD 77027
Mozart (arr. Cassado): Horn
Concerto in D, K.447 (arr. Cello).
Yuli Turovsky, vlc. I Musici de
Montreal. Chandos CHAN 8768 19
Haydn: Sonata in A for Violin
& Viola, Hob.VI:2. Kazuo
Okumura, vln. Hans Dusoswa, vla.
Etcetera KTC 1081
8
Schubert: Impromptu in C minor,
D.899/1. Maria Joao Pires, pno.
Erato ECD 75470
10
Grieg: Violin Sonata No.3 in C
minor, Op.45. Ivana Tomaskova,
vln. Tamara Smolyar, pno.
24
Schimmel rec.
Faure: Evening, Op.83/2. Mandolin,
Op.58/1. Renee Fleming, sop.
Jean-Yves Thibaudet, pno.
Decca 467 697-2
4
Janacek: Violin Sonata. Dmitry
Sitkovetsky, vln. Pavel Gililov, pno.
17
Virgin VC7 90760 2
Westlake: Piano Trio. Macquarie
21
Trio. Tall Poppies TP 187
12.00 A Time To Remember
with Patrick McMahon
Repeat of Monday’s program.
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Divertimento
12.00 Midnight Symphony
with Rod Watson
or John van Bavel
followed by Notturno
prepared by Rod Higman
1.00 Concert Hall
Classics through the night.
with John Barns
Mozart: Il sogno di Scipione, K.126:
Overture. Basel SO/Moshe Atzmon.
9
Eurodisc VD 69166
A Teyber: Horn Concerto in E
ﬂat. Hector McDonald, horn.
Academy of Melbourne/Brett Kelly.
16
Tall Poppies TP 042
Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.23
in F minor, “Appassionata”,
Op.57. James Brawn, pno.
MSR Classics MS 1465
24
Verdi: Otello: Willow Song.
Tchaikovsky: Eugene Onegin: Letter
Scene. Dvorak: Rusalka: Song to the
Moon. Cheryl Barker (b.22/4/1960),
sop. Queensland SO/Guillaume
31
Tourniaire. Melba MR 301129
Verdi (arr. Tognetti): String
Quartet in E minor (arr. String
Orchestra). Australian CO/Richard
23
Tognetti. Sony SK 62855
Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No.2
in G, Op.44. Emil Gilels, pno. New
Philharmonia Orch/Lorin Maazel.
EMI 3 50849 2
36
Dvorak: The Golden Spinning
Wheel, B.197, Op.109. Polish
National RSO/Stephen
Gunzenhauser. Naxos 8.550598 25
4.00 Intermezzo
with Peter Bandy
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 Music for Keyboard
with Christopher Ellis
Walther: Variations on Jesu
meine Freude. Piet Kee, org.
Chandos CHAN 0520
C P E Bach: Twelve Variations on
La Folia in D minor, Wq.118/9.
Elizabeth Anderson, hpschd.
Move MD 3078
Haydn: Piano Sonata in G,
Hob.XVI:8. Ronald Brautigam,
fortepiano. BIS 1731/33
Mozart: Sonata in C for Piano
Duet, K.521. Jeno Jando &
Zsuzanna Kollar, pno duet.
Naxos 8.553518
16
8
5
24
8.00 Wednesday Night at
the Opera
with June Sloane
R Strauss: Der Rosenkavalier,
Op.59. Renee Fleming, Sophie
Koch, Diana Damrau & Irmgard
Vilsmaier, sops. Jane Henschel,
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contr. Jonas Kaufmann & Wolfgang
Ablinger-Sperrhacke, ten. Franz
Grundheber & Franz Hawlata,
basses. Helmholtz School Children’s
Choir. Vienna Philharmonia Choir.
Munich PO/Christian Thielemann.
Decca 478 1507
204
8.00 Mozart & Friends
with Joseph Barake
Salieri: Trio in E ﬂat.
Ensemble Italiano di Fiati.
Brilliant Classics 93360
7
Salieri: Concerto in D for Violin,
Oboe, Cello & Orchestra. Thomas
Fueri, vln. Heinz Holliger,
oboe. Thomas Demenga, vlc.
Camerata Bern/Thomas Fueri.
Archiv 427 125-2
25
Salieri: Cassazione in C.
Ensemble Italiano di Fiati.
Capriccio 5087
25
Wilms: Piano Concerto in
C, Op.12. Paolo Giacometti,
pno. Cologne Academy/
Michael Alexander Willens.
28
ARS Productions 38 024
Mozart: Horn Quintet in E ﬂat,
K.407. Hermann Baumann, horn.
Gewandhaus String Quartet.
Philips 426 440-2
17
10.00 Great Makers of Music
with Peter Hume
Repeat of Saturday’s program.
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Alan Marshall
Classics through the night.
THURSDAY 23
6.00 Daybreak
with John Wilkinson
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Musical Prodigies - Episode 4
52 On Air
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10.00 Morning Recital
with Joan Ikin
Lest We Forget
Sculthorpe: Small Town. Guy
Henderson, oboe. Sydney SO/Stuart
6
Challender. ABC 476 160-7
Albinoni (arr. Giiazotto): Adagio
in G minor. Wolfgang Meyer, org.
Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan.
10
DG 479 0223
Westlake: The Glass Soldier Suite.
Melbourne SO/Jean-Louis Forestier.
Move MD 3318
25
Broadstock: At the going down
of the sun. Anthony Pope, tpt.
Dominic Perissinotto, org.
Move MD 3204
7
Butterworth: A Shropshire
Lad: Excerpts. Bryn Terfel, bsbar. Malcolm Martineau, pno.
14
DG 445 946-2
Ravel: Piano Concerto in D for
the Left Hand. Michel Beroff,
pno. London SO/Claudio Abbado.
Decca 478 3725
17
Elgar: The Spirit of England, Op.80:
For the Fallen. Dame Felicity Lott,
sop. London Symphony Chorus.
Northern Sinfonia/Richard Hickox.
EMI CDM 5 65586 2
13
Grechaninov: Mass, “Et in terra
pax”, Op.166. Anatoly Obraztsov,
bass. Russian State Symphonic
Cappella. Russian State SO/Valery
Polyansky. Ludmila Golub, org.
Chandos CHAN 9486
21
12.00 Recent Releases
produced by Mark Shepheard
Repeat of Sunday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Marjorie Hall
1.00 Concert Hall
with Elisabeth Giddy
The Five
Balakirev: Overture on Russian
Themes. Tasmanian SO/Shalom
Ronly-Riklis. ABC 476 8088
9
Cui: Suite miniature, Op.20. Hong
Kong PO/Kenneth Schermerhorn.
Marco Polo 8.220308
15
Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade,
Op.35. Royal PO/Charles Dutoit.
46
Onyx 4064
Mussorgsky: Night on Bald
Mountain. Philharmonia
Orch/Geoffrey Simon.
Cala CACD 1012
10
Balakirev: Russia. Philharmonia
Orch/Evgeny Svetlanov.
Hyperion CDA 66493
15
Mussorgsky (arr. Ravel): Pictures
at an Exhibition. Melbourne SO/
Markus Stenz. ABC 465 681-2
34
Borodin (arr. Rimsky-Korsakov/
Glazunov): Prince Igor: Suite.
Margaret Field, sop. BBC
Symphony Chorus. Philharmonia
Orch/Geoffrey Simon.
Cala CACD 1011
35
4.00 Intermezzo
with John van Bavel
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 The Early Music
Experience
with Mark Shepheard
8.00 Illuminations
Gallipoli - A Tribute
10.00 Theatretrack
with Henry Sachwald
Original cast recordings from
Broadway, the West End and
Australia. Season 31. “Music,
Music, Music” including selections
from: Berlin: Face the Music.
Willson: The Music Man. Rodgers
& Hammerstein: The Sound of
Music.
Theatretrack is proudly supported by
Alan and Shirley Richmond through
the 3MBS Patrons’ Program
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Anne Bellew
Classics through the night.
FRIDAY 24
6.00 Daybreak
with Rex Williams
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Musical Prodigies - Episode 5
10.00 Morning Recital
with Jane O’Callaghan
In commemoration of the 100th
anniversary of the Gallipoli
Landings, the newly released CD
Gallipoli - A Tribute, produced by the
Potter Foundation, brings together
works by Australian composers
and poets performed by some of
Australia’s leading artists including
John Bell, Paul Grabowsky,
and the Tasmanian Symphony
Orchestra. Ross Edwards’ String
Quartet, “Gallipoli”, commissioned
for this project, is premiered by
the Australian String Quartet.
Join John Wilkinson and guests as
they explore this extraordinary
collection of Australian work.
Remembering the ANZACS
Dreyfus: Sons of the ANZACS: Peace
Theme. Melbourne SO/George
Dreyfus. Move MD 3098
4
Barber (arr. Tognetti): Adagio for
Strings, Op.11a. Australian CO/
Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 48252 9
Butterworth: A Shropshire Lad:
Rhapsody. South Australian SO/Sir
Bernard Heinze. ABC 446 282-2 11
Somervell: The lads in their
hundreds. Bryn Terfel, bsbar. Malcolm Martineau, pno.
3
DG 477 5336
Trad: The Battle of the Somme.
Chris Duncan, ﬁddle. Julian
Thompson, vlc. ABC 476 8036
4
Rodrigo: Elegy for Guitar. Petrit
16
Ceku, gtr. Naxos 8.572033
Faure: Requiem, Op.48. Sara
Macliver, sop. Teddy Tahu Rhodes,
bar. Cantillation. Sinfonia
Australis/Antony Walker.
ABC 472 045-2
35
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Bach: Cello Suite No.2 in D minor,
BWV.1008. Tanya Prochazka, vlc.
3MBS rec.
18
Bogle: The Green Fields of France.
6
Celtic Tenors. EMI 5 57601 2
12.00 Music for Keyboard
with Christopher Ellis
Repeat of Wednesday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Judith Blanchard-Hill
1.00 Musica Viva Hour
2.00 Concert Hall
with Robert Hooke
ANAM Concert; 20/5/2005.
(Recorded by Owen Armour).
8.00 Colours of Jazz
with Larry Groves
10.00 Australian Sounds
with Leila Engle, Catherine
Sullivan or James Wade
Musical insights into Australian
contemporary composers and
composition.
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Jon Churchward
Classics through the night.
SATURDAY 25
Rameau: The Temple of Glory:
Suite No.2. English CO/Raymond
Leppard. Decca 433 733-2
20
Byrd: The Coventry Carol: Lullaby.
Tallis Scholars/Peter Phillips.
Gimell 454 910-2
6
8.00 Classically Kids
with Adam Petrzak
A world of classical music for
children of all ages. Featuring
regular segments, young
performers, news, information and
opportunities for you and your kids
to get involved in ﬁne music.
9.00 Sounding Brass
with Anthea Same
6.00 Daybreak
with Mark Vendy
8.00 Prima la musica
prepared by Jane Morris
Brieley Cutting & Amir Farid
Prokoﬁev: Piano Sonata No.3 in A
minor, Op.28. Brieley Cutting, pno.
Prokoﬁev: Piano Sonata No.4 in C
minor, Op.29. Amir Farid, pno.
Barber: Adagio for Strings, Op.11.
Berlin PO/Gustavo Dudamel.
11
DG 479 1049
Dreyfus: Festival Music. Joachim
4
Dorfmuller, org. Private rec.
Vaughan Williams: Piano Concerto
in C. Piers Lane, pno. Royal
Liverpool PO/Vernon Handley.
EMI 2 06636 2
27
Borodin: Symphony No.1 in E
ﬂat. Rotterdam PO/Valery Gergiev.
Philips 422 996-2
35
4.00 Intermezzo
with Neil Appleby
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 Singers & Songs
with June Sloane
54 On Air
apr 2015
Bach: Violin Concerto in A minor,
BWV.1041. Richard Tognetti, vln.
Australian CO/Richard Tognetti.
ABC 481 0679
13
Anon: The Sephardic
Experience, Vol.2: Apples
and Honey. Renaissance
Players/Winsome Evans.
Celestial Harmonies 13167-2
6
Taverner: Dum transisset
Sabbatum. Singers of St Laurence/
7
Neil McEwan. ABC 476 5106
Mercadante: Clarinet Concerto
in B ﬂat. Jorg Fadle, cl. RIAS
Sinfonietta, Berlin/Jiri Starek.
14
Koch 3-1626-2
Graun: Concerto in A minor for
Viola da gamba & Strings. Jan
Feiheit, vla da gamba. Academy
for Ancient Music, Berlin.
DHM HMC 902132
24
Bach: Cantata, “O Blessed rest,
O welcome heart’s delight”,
BWV.170. Magdalena Kozena,
m-sop. Musica Antiqua Cologne/
Reinhard Goebel. DG 479 2558 18
Couperin: Audite omnes et
expanescite. Anne-Marie Lasla,
vla da gamba. Paul Agnew, db. Les
Arts Florissants/William Christie.
10
Virgin VC5 45720 2
10.00 The Romantics
with Frank Prain
Dvorak: Carnival Overture, B.169,
Op.92. Czech PO/Karel Ancerl.
Supraphon 11 0605-2011
9
Franck: Piano Quintet in F
minor. Khathia Buniatishvili,
pno. Gidon Kremer & Marija
Nemanyte, vlns. Maxim Rysanov,
vla. Giedre Dirvanauskaite, vlc.
ECM New Series 2161
36
Donizetti: Lucrezia Borgia:
Rondo ﬁnale, Act III. Renee
Fleming, sop. Coro del Maggio
Musicale Fiorentino. Orch of
St Luke’s/Patrick Summers.
Decca 467 101-2
11
Mahler: Symphony No.1
in D , “Titan”. Sydney
SO/Vladimir Ashkenazy.
Sydney Symphony SS0 201001 52
10.00 Arts Weekly
with Phillipa Edwards
or Loretto Perkins
produced by Mariese Shallard
Covering arts in Melbourne and
Victoria.
11.00 Music In Melbourne
with Julie Houghton
or Sascha Kelly
Local musicians and performances,
including guests live from our
performance studio.
12.00 Saturday Lunchtime
Miscellany
with Rod Watson
Includes: Sullivan: Overture in C
(In Memoriam). BBC PO/Richard
Hickox. Chandos CHAN 9859
11
Dreyfus: Sons of the ANZACS: Peace
Theme. Melbourne SO/George
Dreyfus. Move MD 3098
4
Trad: Amazing Grace. The Royal
Scots Dragoon Guards. Czech
Film Orch/Cliff Masterson.
Decca 273 0902
5
Gross: Six Henry Lawson Settings,
Op.105: On the Night Train. Alan
Light, bs-bar. Walter Sutcliffe,
db. Sydney SO/Eric Gross.
5
Jade JADCD 1064
Butterworth: The Banks of
Green Willow. Bournemouth
Sinfonietta/Norman Del Mar.
Chandos CHAN 8373
6
Butterworth: On the Idle
Hill of Summer. Mark Stone,
bass. Stephen Barlow, pno.
Stone 5060192780024
4
Bogle: The Green Fields of France.
The Celtic Tenors. EMI 5 57601 2 6
Suppe: Light Cavalry Overture.
Halle Orch/Sir John Barbirolli.
EMI 7 64196 2
7
Ellard (arr. Antill): Australian
Quadrilles. Sydney SO/John
Hopkins. ABC AO 7001
6
Galuppi: Piano Sonata in B
ﬂat. Peter Seivewright, pno.
8
Divine Art 2-5006
Mozart: Bassoon Concerto in B
ﬂat, K.191. Stepan Turnovsky, bsn.
Vienna Mozart Academy/Johannes
18
Wildner. Naxos 7.550345
Weber: Concert Piece in F minor,
Op.79. Nikolai Demidenko, pno.
Scottish CO/Sir Charles Mackerras.
Hyperion CDA 66729
16
12.00 Screenthemes
with Carol van Opstal
Music, news and interviews from
ﬁlm and other screen media.
1.00 Vocal Chords
with Margot Costanzo
Opera highlights program featuring
the arias we love, and those we
shall learn to love.
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2.00 The Bose Afternoon Concert
with Doug Beecroft
Bridge: Suite for String Orchestra.
English String Orch/William
Boughton. Nimbus NI 5212
20
Elkington: Out of the Mist.
BBC SO/David Lloyd-Jones.
Dutton CDLX 7172
8
Britten: War Requiem, Op.66.
Stefania Woytowicz, sop. Peter
Pears, ten. Hans Wilbrink, bar.
Wandsworth School Boys’ Choir.
Melos Ensemble. New Philharmonia
Orch & Chorus/Carlo Maria Guilini.
BBC Music BBCL 4046-2
79
4.00 Serenade
with Marysia Green or Ian Sloane
5.00 The Piano Album
with Patrick McMahon
Reubke: Mazurka in E. Scherzo
in D minor. Mario Patuzzi, pno.
Dynamic S.2027
9
Schubert: Scherzo in D ﬂat,
D.593/2. Annette Topel, pno.
Musicaphon M 56892
6
Castillo: Berceuse. Nocturne.
Massimiliano Damerini, pno.
Marco Polo 8.225077
6
Rebikov: Remembrance of Days
Past: Excerpt. Anatoly Sheludykov,
pno. Art Classics ART 189
4
Debussy (arr. Ravel): Nocturne
No.3, “Sirenes”. Stephen
Coombs & Chris Scott, pnos.
Helios CDH 55014
9
Schubert: Rondo in E,
D.506. Annette Topel, pno.
Musicaphon M 56892
7
Field: Fantasy in A minor, “In The
Garden”. Miceal O’Rourke, pno.
Chandos CHAN 9315
6
6.00 The World of Baroque
with Joseph Barake
Graf: Cello Concerto in D. Jan
Vogler, vlc. Munich CO/Reinhard
19
Goebel. Sony 88697119972
56 On Air
apr 2015
Vivaldi: Cur sagittas, cur tela,
RV.637. Nathalie Stutzmann,
contr. King’s Concert/Robert King.
Hyperion CDS 44179
10
Stratico: Violin Concerto in G
minor. Giuliano Carmignola, vln.
Venice Baroque Orch/Andrea
Marcon. Archiv 477 6606
21
Bassani: Cantata, “In caligine
umbrosa”. Philippe Jaroussky, alto.
Ensemble la Fenice/Jean Tubery.
15
Virgin VC5 45656 2
Fasch: Trio in E minor for Two
Oboes & Basso Continuo. Cologne
Camerata. DHM GD 77015
11
Tallis: Spem in alium. Chapelle
du Roi/Alistair Dixon.
Signum SIGCD 047
10
Torelli: Trumpet Concerto in
D. Maurice Andre, tpt. English
CO/Sir Charles Mackerras.
Decca 478 4666
7
Caccini: O che nuovo stupor.
Elena Cecchi, sop. Capella di
Santa Maria degli Angiolini/
Gian Luca Lastraioli.
Brilliant Classics 94461
7
produced by Mark Shepheard
BWV.630. Alban Singers/Peter
17
Hurford, org. Argo ZRG 778
Widor: Symphony No.9 in C
minor, “Gothic”, Op.70: Andante
sostenuto. Peter Kneeshaw, org
(St Mary’s Cathedral, Sydney).
6
Kneeshaw rec.
Stainer: They have taken away
my Lord. Leave us not. Choir of
St Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne/
June Nixon. Ingrid Sykes, org.
St Paul’s SPC 0699
9
Repeat of Thursday’s program.
9.00 Morning Classics
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Murray Vagg
Classics through the night.
SUNDAY 26
6.00 The Early Music Experience
7.00 Hymns Old & New
prepared by Peter Wakeley
Includes: Haweis: City of God,
how broad and far. Carter
(arr. Bertalot): Lord of the Dance.
Hayne: Loving Shepherd of thy
sheep. Silcher: Faithful Shepherd,
feed me. Neander: Praise to the
Lord.
7.30 Organ and Choral Music
with Peter Wakeley
8.00 Great Makers of Music
with Peter Hume
Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Berlioz: Beatrice and Benedict:
Overture. Sydney SO/Edo de Waart.
ABC 462 013-2
8
Vaughan Williams: Serenade to
Music. Soloists. Sydney SO/Patrick
Thomas. ABC 476 4565
12
R Strauss: Der Rosenkavalier,
Op.59: Suite. Sydney SO/Stuart
Challender. ABC 434 714-2
23
Dvorak: Symphony No.7 in D
minor, B.141, Op.70. Sydney
SO/Sir Charles Mackerras.
Sydney Symphony SSO 200705 36
Goossens: Fantasy for Winds,
Op.36. Members of Sydney SO/
Vernon Handley. ABC 476 7632 10
Stravinsky: Scherzo fantastique,
Op.3. Sydney SO/Edo de Waart.
ABC 456 670-2
13
Glanville-Hicks: Three
Gymnopedies: No.1. Sydney SO/
Myer Fredman. ABC 481 1210
4
10.00 Night Tram
with Peter Green
Includes: Scheidemann: Die
Nobis Maria. Klaus Eichhorn,
org (Stellichte, Germany).
Capella CTH 2035
6
Pachelbel: Alle Menschen
mussen sterben. Krebs: Jesu
meine Freude. Jesus, meine
Zuversicht. Gustav Leonhardt,
org (Premonstratensen Abbey,
Innsbruch). RCA RL 30852
5
Bebbe: Go out with joy. Trad. (arr.
Fleming): The lark in the clear
air. Praetorius: Sing dem herrn.
Eltham East Primary School Choir/
Anne Williams, pno/org. Colin
Jenkins. Private rec.
6
Schumann: Canon in A ﬂat
Op.56/4. Sketch in D ﬂat,
Op.58/4. Thomas Murray, org (St
Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne).
3MBS rec.
7
Bach: Orgelbuchlein: Christ lag
in Todesbanden, BWV.625. Jesus
Christus unser Heiland, BWV.626.
Erstanden ist, BWV.627. Christ ist
erstanden, BWV.628. Erscheinen
ist, BWV.629. Heut triumphiret,
with Nigel Simpson
Weber: Invitation to the Dance,
Op.65. London SO/Sir Charles
Mackerras. ABC 480 6403
10
Mozart: Oboe Concerto in C,
K.314. Paul Goodwin, oboe.
English Concert/Trevor Pinnock.
Archiv 431 821-2
20
Weber: Symphony No.2 in C.
LCP/Sir Roger Norrington.
EMI 5 55348 2
20
Spohr: Fantasy in B minor on
Themes of Danzi and Vogler,
Op.118. Sophie Langdon, vln. Hugh
12
Webb, harp. Naxos 8.555365
Meyerbeer: Clarinet Quintet
in E ﬂat. Dieter Klocker, cl.
Berlin Philharmonic Quartet.
21
Orfeo C 213901 A
Vogler: Variations on
“Marlborough, s’en va-t-en
guerre”. Felicja Blumenthal, pno.
Prague New CO/Alberto Zedda.
Brana BR 0024
22
11.00 Reﬂections
With special guest
Lady Primrose
Potter AC
12.00 Sunday Lunchtime
Miscellany
with Jane Mitchell
Fraser: Piano Concerto in F,
“Rerun”. Grant Gershon, pno.
Hollywood Chamber SO/Grant
Gershon. ABC 465 260-2
15
Garner: Misty. Ladies Only Cafe
Strings. Naxos 8.557177
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Burgon: Brideshead Revisited:
Themes. National Art Orch
of Australia/Peter Casey.
Philips 832 677-2
3
Bruch: Concerto in A ﬂat minor for
Two Pianos & Orchestra, Op.88a.
Katia Labeque & Marielle Labeque,
pnos. Philharmonia Orch/Semyon
28
Bychkov. Philips 432 095-2
Grainger: Handel in the Strand.
Shepherd’s Hey. Melbourne SO/
John Hopkins. EMI 7 54535 2
6
Sibelius: Karelia Overture, Op.10.
Finnish RSO/Jukka-Pekka Saraste.
RCA RD 87765
8
Paganini: Violin Concerto No.1
in D, Op.6. Adele Anthony, vln.
Tasmanian SO/Shalom Ronly-Riklis.
ABC 838 903-2
34
Offenbach (arr. Rosenthal): Gaite
Parisienne: Excerpts. ROHO/Sir
Georg Solti. Decca 476 2724
10
2.00 Apres-Midi
with Hector Walker
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.1
in C, Op.15. Gerard Willems, pno.
Sinfonia Australis/Antony Walker.
ABC 980 0465
39
Mozart: Symphony No.36 in C,
“Linz”, K.425. Columbia SO/Bruno
26
Walter. Sony SM2K 64474
Hummel: Mass in E ﬂat, Op.80.
Amanda Halgrimson, sop. Susan
McAdoo, contr. Helmut Wildhaber,
ten. Petr Mikulas, bass. Czech
Philharmonic Chorus. Vienna
Academy/Martin Haselbock.
45
Koch Schwann 3-1779-2H1
4.00 Recent Releases
8.00 Melbourne in Concert
with Michael Williamson or
Adele Schonhardt
The Planets; Zelman Symphony
Orchestra/Mark Shiell with
Andrew Kawai (oboe) & Cloud
9 Women’s Choir; Eldon Hogan
Performing Arts Centre, Xavier
College, Kew; 7/12/2014.
(Recorded by Michael Conolan).
Andrew Kawai & Cloud 9 Women’s Choir
Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker:
Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy.
Britten: Peter Grimes: Four Sea
Interludes. Vaughan Williams:
Concerto in A minor for Oboe &
Strings. Holst: The Planets, Op.32.
10.00 Contemporary Visions
with Tony Thomas
Repeat of Tuesday’s program.
10.00 Sunday Night Late
with Alan Marshall
Hidden gems and lesser-known
music from known composers.
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Rodney Philips
Classics through the night.
produced by Mark Shepheard
MONDAY 27
A review of the latest classical
recordings.
6.00 Daybreak
5.00 Illuminations
with Amy Bennett
programmed by Jane Mitchell
Repeat of Thursday’s program.
9.00 Exploring Music
7.00 Choral Masterworks
with Bill McGlaughlin
with Adrian McEniery
Our weekday program which delves
into a wide range of classical music
topics.
10.00 Morning Recital
with Graeme McKinnon
Rossini: Prelude, Theme &
Variations in C for Horn &
Piano. Domenico Ceccarossi,
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horn. Ermelinda Magnetti, pno.
10
Schwann VMS 1003
Debussy (arr. Bavouzet):
Jeux. Vladimir Ashkenazy
& Vovka Ashkenazy, pnos.
Decca 478 1090
17
Janacek: Four Preludes.
Raymond Cohen, vln. Pro Arte
Orch/Sir Charles Mackerras.
EMI CDM 7 63779 2
21
Beethoven: Cello Sonata No.3 in
A, Op.69. Zoe Knighton, vlc. Amir
Farid, pno. Move MD 3356
28
Britten: Phaedra, Op.93. Lorraine
Hunt, sop. Halle Orch/Kent
Nagano. Erato 0630-12713-2
15
Bax: Oboe Quintet. Gareth Hulse,
oboe. Nash Ensemble/Ian Brown.
Hyperion CDA 66807
17
12.00 Singers & Songs
with June Sloane
Repeat of Friday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Debbie Nossbaum
l
7.00 A Time to Remember
with Patrick McMahon
8.00 Chamber Music and Song
with Peter Larsen
Includes: Beethoven: String
Quartet No.8 in E minor,
“Razumovsky”, Op.59/2. Australian
37
Quartet. ABC 426 805-2
Finzi: To a Poet, Op.13a: June on
Castle Hill. Ode on the Rejection
of St Cecilia. Stephen Roberts,
bass. Clifford Benson, pno.
Hyperion CDA 66015
8
Mozart: Violin Sonata No.24 in F,
K.376. Szymon Goldberg, vln. Radu
Lupu, pno. London 448 526-2
16
Nyman: String Quartet No.3.
Balanescu Quartet.
Argo 433 093-2
16
Sibelius: String Quartet in D
minor, “Voces intimae”, Op.56.
Sophisticated Ladies. BIS 463
30
10.00 Cacao Jazz
with Luis Tineo
1.00 Concert Hall
with Thilo Troschke
Rossini: The Italian Girl in Algiers:
Overture. Tasmanian SO/Ola
8
Rudner. ABC 476 2599
Beethoven: Triple Concerto in C,
Op.56. Anne-Sophie Mutter, vln.
Yo-Yo Ma, vlc. Mark Zeltser, pno.
Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan.
36
DG 415 276-2
Beethoven: Missa Solemnis in D,
Op.123. Charlotte Margiono, sop.
Catherine Robbin, m-sop. William
Kendall, ten. Alastair Miles, bass.
Monteverdi Choir. EBS/Sir John
72
Eliot Gardiner. DG 479 1044
Saint-Saens: Cello Concerto No.2 in
D minor, Op.119. Johannes Moser,
vlc. Stuttgart RSO/Fabrice Bollon.
Hanssler 93.222
20
Mozart: Symphony No.41 in C,
“Jupiter”, K.551. Berlin PO/Karl
Bohm. DG 479 1049
27
4.00 Intermezzo
with Susan Porter
programmed by Jane Morris
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
10.00 A Little Night Music
(from around the world)
with Ian Sloane
Vaughan Williams: Violin Concerto
in D minor, “Concerto accademico”.
Tamsin Waley-Cohen, vln.
Orchestra of the Swan/David Curtis.
Signum Classics SIGCD 399
18
Liszt: Grande fantaisie sur des
motifs de Soirees Musicales,
S.422. Leslie Howard, pno.
Hyperion CDA 66661/2
12
Suk: Scherzo fantastique, Op.25.
Prague Philharmonia/Jakub Hrusa.
Supraphon SU 3882-2
15
Blyth: 103.5 Intermezzo.
Emerald Orch/Andrew Blyth.
New Classic NCCD 02
8
Gounod: To the Nightingale.
Nicolai Gedda, ten. Pieralba Soroga,
pno. Fone 85 F02-6 CD
5
Debussy: Premiere Rhapsody.
Franklin Cohen, cl. Cleveland Orch/
Pierre Boulez. DG 439 896-2
9
Bernstein: On the Town:
Three Dance Episodes. Saint
Louis SO/Leonard Slatkin.
EMI CDD 7 63905 2
11
Vivaldi: Concerto in C for Two
Violins, RV.507. Nigel Kennedy &
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Daniel Stabrawa, vlns. Members of
the Berlin PO. EMI 5 57859 2
14
Weber (arr. Schottstadt):
Variations on a Theme from
Silvana, Op.33. Sabine Meyer, cl.
Zurich Opera Orch/Franz Welser12
Moest. EMI 5 56137 2
R Strauss: Wiegenlied, Op.41/1.
Anna Netrebko, sop. Prague
Philharmonia/Emmanuel Villaume.
4
DG 477 7639
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Anne Bellew
Classics through the night.
TUESDAY 28
6.00 Daybreak
with Loretto Perkins
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Our weekday program which delves
into a wide range of classical music
topics.
10.00 Morning Recital
with Isabel Veale
Chopin: Nocturne in D ﬂat,
Op.27/2. Anna Goldsworthy, pno.
ABC 476 4059
5
Szymanowski: String Quartet
No.1 in C, Op.37. Maggini Quartet.
19
ASV DCA 908
Wieniawski: Variations on an
Original Theme, Op.15. Joshua
Bell, vln. Samuel Sanders, pno.
Decca 417 891-2
13
Mahler: Ruckert Lieder. Siegfried
Jerusalem, ten. Siegfried Mauser,
pno. Virgin VC7 91114 2
19
Smetana: Piano Trio in G
minor, Op.15. Australian Trio.
ABC 476 1231
29
Moszkowski: Spanish Dances,
Op.12. Chris Grimmond & Lauren
Simpkins, pno duet. 3MBS rec. 13
Dvorak: Romance in F minor, B.39,
Op.11. Gil Shaham, vln. Orpheus
CO. DG 449 923-2
12
12.00 The Piano Album
with Patrick McMahon
Repeat of Saturday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Margot Blackwell
1.00 Concert Hall
with John Cleghorn
Delius: Over the Hills and Far
Away. Royal PO/Sir Thomas
Beecham. EMI CDS 7 47509 8
13
Bach: Mass in G, BWV.236. Barbara
Bonney, sop. Birgit Remmert, contr.
Rainer Trost, ten. Olaf Baer, bar.
RIAS Chamber Choir. CPE Bach CO/
Peter Schreier. Decca 478 5564 25
Tchaikovsky: String Quartet No.2
in F, Op.22. Brodsky Quartet.
37
Brodsky BRD 3500
Mozart: Piano Concerto No.6
in B ﬂat, K.238. Geza Anda,
pno. Salzburg Mozarteum
Camerata Academia/Geza Anda.
20
DG 479 0059
Poulenc: Les Biches. BadenBaden RSO/Marcello Viotti.
Hanssler 93.197
19
Benjamin: Ballade for String
Orchestra. Queensland SO/
Christopher Lyndon-Gee.
Marco Polo 8.223764
15
Sibelius: Symphony No.1 in E
minor, Op.39. Melbourne SO/Jose
35
Serebrier. ASV DCA 612
4.00 Intermezzo
with Nicky Gilderdale
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 The Talent
with Adrian McEniery
Emerging musicians perform live
from the Lady Marigold Southey
performance studio.
8.00 Contemporary Visions
with Tony Thomas
Music of the last sixty years
including the innovative and avant60 On Air
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compositions and interviews.
10.00 Concerto
with Stefanie Kechayas
A musical celebration of this
enduring form.
10.00 Jazz Rivers
with Alison Lee-Tet
Poulenc: Cello Sonata. Steven
Isserlis, vlc. Pascal Devoyon, pno.
22
Virgin VC7 90812 2
Carmichael: Escapades. Sylvie
Leprohon, fte. Stephen Robinson,
oboe. Kathryn Pisani, pno.
3MBS rec.
15
Nielsen: Fantasy Pieces, FS.8.
6
Bergen Wind Quintet. BIS 428
12.00 A Time To Remember
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Rod Higman
Classics through the night.
WEDNESDAY 29
6.00 Daybreak
with Anthea Same
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Our weekday program which delves
into a wide range of classical music
topics.
10.00 Morning Recital
with Bill Mack
Vivaldi: Chamber Concerto in
F, RV.99. Cologne Camerata.
DHM RD 77033
8
Molter: Sinfonia concertante in
D for Trumpet, Two Oboes, Two
Horns & Bassoon. Wolfgang Basch,
tpt. Bart Schneemann & Han de
Vries, oboes. Vincente Zarzo &
Jose Zarzo, horns. Frans Berkhout,
bsn. Bob van Asperen, hpschd.
DHM RD 77976
10
C P E Bach: Flute Concerto in D
minor, Wq.22. Jeanne Baxtresser,
fte. Toronto CO/Sir Andrew Davis.
23
Pro Arte CDD 405
Boccherini: String Quintet
in F, G.338. Ensemble 415.
HM HMC 901334
18
Schubert: On The River, D.943,
Op.119. Benita Valente, sop. Myron
Bloom, horn. Rudolf Serkin, pno.
CBS MPK 45559
11
with Patrick McMahon
Repeat of Monday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Rod Watson
or John van Bavel
1.00 Concert Hall
with John Barns
Sibelius: Scenes historiques,
Suite No.1, Op.25. New Zealand
SO/Pietari Inkinen (b.29/4/1980).
Naxos 8.570068
18
Bantock: Fiﬁne at the
Fair. Royal PO/Sir Thomas
Beecham (b.29/4/1879).
EMI CDM 7 63405 2
33
Delius: Cello Concerto. Jacqueline
du Pre, vlc. Royal PO/Sir
Malcolm Sargent (b.29/4/1895).
EMI 9 55905 2
25
Sibelius: Tapiola, Op.112. Lahti
17
SO/Osmo Vanska. BIS 864
Moeran: Symphony in G minor.
Bournemouth SO/David LloydJones. Naxos 8.555837
45
Sibelius: Allegro in D minor.
Folke Grasbeck, pno. Jaakko
Kuusisto, vln. Marko Ylonen, vlc.
BIS 1292
6
Sibelius: Scenes historiques,
Suite No.2, Op.66. New
Zealand SO/Pietari Inkinen.
Naxos 8.570068
20
4.00 Intermezzo
with Peter Bandy
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
7.00 Music for Keyboard
with Christopher Ellis
Hanson: Two Yuletide Pieces,
Op.19. Thomas Labe, pno.
Naxos 8.559047
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Boyle: Five Piano Pieces. Timothy
Young, pno. Melba MR 301137 20
Gershwin: I Got Rhythm. Stephanie
McCallum, pno. ABC 456 668-2
1
Gershwin (arr. Gershwin): I
Got Rhythm Variations. Katia
Labeque & Marielle Labeque, pnos.
10
EMI CDC 7 49752 2
Copland: Night Thoughts (Homage
to Ives). Stephanie McCallum, pno.
ABC 456 668-2
7
Ives: Three Page Sonata.
Herbert Henck, pno.
9
Wergo Wer 60112-50
8.00 Wednesday Night at
the Opera
with June Sloane
Rossini: The Barber of Seville.
Marilyn Horne, m-sop. Paolo
Barbacini, ten. Leo Nucci, bar.
Samuel Ramey & Enzo Dara,
basses. La Scala Milan, Orch
& Chorus/Riccardo Chailly.
CBS M3K 37862
156
10.00 Great Makers of Music
with Peter Hume
Repeat of Saturday’s program.
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Alan Marshall
Classics through the night.
THURSDAY 30
6.00 Daybreak
with John Wilkinson
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Our weekday program which delves
into a wide range of classical music
topics.
10.00 Morning Recital
with Joan Ikin
8.00 Mozart & Friends
with Joseph Barake
The Forgotten Classical Symphony
J Schmitt: Symphony in
D, Op.1/2. New Dutch
Academy CO/Simon Murphy.
Pentatone Classics PTC 5186039 12
Gossec: Symphony in D, B.86.
London Mozart Players/Matthias
12
Bamert. Chandos CHAN 9661
Kozeluch: Symphony in D. London
Mozart Players/Matthis Bamert.
Chandos CHAN 9703
18
Marsh (arr. Graham-Jones):
Conversation Symphony in E ﬂat.
Chichester Concert/Ian GrahamJones. Olympia OCD 400
13
Gyrowetz: Symphony in E
ﬂat, Op.6/2. London Mozart
Players/Matthias Bamert.
Chandos CHAN 9791
18
Mozart: Symphony No.21 in A,
K.134. Prague CO/Sir Charles
Mackerras. Telarc 80217
16
J Schmitt: Symphony in E ﬂat,
“Hurdy Gurdy”. New Dutch
Academy CO/Simon Murphy.
Pentatone Classics PTC 5186039 14
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Escape To Italy
Mendelssohn: Venetian Gondola
Song, Op.19/6. Andras Schiff, pno.
Decca 478 0107
3
Rossini: Il Turco in Italia: Overture.
ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner.
Philips 434 016-2
8
Rossini: The Italian Girl in Algiers:
Cruda sorte. Cecilia Bartoli, m-sop.
Vienna State Opera Orch/Giuseppe
Patane. Decca 425 430-2
5
Carr-Boyd: Music for an
Imaginary Italian Film. Sydney
Mandolins/Adrian Hooper.
9
Jade JADCD 1110
Schubert: Overture in C, “In
the Italian Style”, D.591.
Hanover Band/Roy Goodman.
Nimbus NI 5172
7
Bach: Aria variata in A minor “alla
maniera Italiana”, BWV.989. Jeno
Jando, pno. Naxos 8.570291
16
Liszt: Fantasia on Italian Operatic
Melodies, G.458. Andreas Pistorius,
pno. Capriccio 10076
16
Wolf: The Italian Songbook:
Excerpts. Jessye Norman,
sop. James Levine, pno.
Philips 422 378-2
11
Tchaikovsky: Souvenir de Florence,
Op.70. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner.
Decca 478 3187
27
Mendelssohn: Venetian Gondola
Song, Op.30/6. Andras Schiff, pno.
Decca 478 0107
3
12.00 Recent Releases
7.00 The Early Music
Experience
with Mark Shepheard
8.00 Illuminations
E J Moeran – An Unfamiliar Voice In
English Music
produced by Mark Shepheard
Repeat of Sunday’s program.
12.00 Divertimento
with Marjorie Hall
1.00 Concert Hall
with Elisabeth Giddy
Spain
Falla: Nights in the Gardens of
Spain. Alicia de Larrocha, pno.
London PO/Rafael Fruhbeck de
Burgos. Decca 478 6966
25
Granados: Goyescas No.5: El amor y
la muerte. Alicia de Larrocha, pno.
RCA RD 60408
13
Rodrigo: Fantasia para un
gentilhombre. Andres Segovia,
gtr. Symphony of the Air/Enrique
Jorda. MCA Classics MCD 42067 22
Scarlatti (arr. Avison): Concerto
Grosso No.11 in G. ASMF/Sir Neville
14
Marriner. Philips 438 806-2
Soler: Fandango. Igor Kipnis,
hpschd. Sony SBK 53264
11
Hidalgo: Love Played a Trick. Trad:
El Fandanguito. La Capella Reial
de Catalunya. Tembembe Ensemble
Continuo. Hesperion XXI/Jordi
9
Savall. Alia Vox AVSA 9876
Rodrigo: Concierto madrigal. Slava
Grigoryan & Leonard Grigoryan,
gtrs. Queensland SO/Brett Kelly.
ABC 476 8072
34
Albeniz (arr. Arbos): Iberia.
West Australian SO/Jorge Mester.
ABC 438 198-2
31
Tarrega: Recuerdos de la
Alhambra. Julian Bream, gtr.
BMG Classics RD 60429
4
4.00 Intermezzo
with John van Bavel
7.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
Repeat of today’s program.
Ernest John Moeran was of Irish
descent but grew up in Norfolk.
Irish and East Anglian inﬂuences
permeate much of his music. After
his sudden death in 1950, aged
only ﬁfty-four, he was seen to be
only a minor composer. However,
in recent years opinions have
changed, and Moeran is now
emerging from the shadows as one
of the ﬁnest English composers of
his generation. Through Moeran’s
widow, there is an interesting link
with Melbourne. Hector Walker
surveys his life and work and
introduces music which is virtually
unknown to audiences in Australia.
10.00 Theatretrack
with Henry Sachwald
Original cast recordings from
Broadway, the West End and
Australia. Season 31. “Newley and
Bricusse” including selections from:
• Stop the World – I Want to Get
Off. • The Roar of the Greasepaint
– The Smell of the Crowd. • Doctor
Dolittle.
Theatretrack is proudly supported by
Alan and Shirley Richmond through
the 3MBS Patrons’ Program
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Midnight Symphony
followed by Notturno
prepared by Esther Peng
Classics through the night.
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Major
Works
Including part of a series and 3MBS recordings.
Compiled by John Barns
SYMPHONIES
Balakirev
Symphony No.1in C / Fri 3
Symphony No.2 in D minor / Fri 10
Beethoven
Symphony No.6 in F, “Pastoral”,
Op.68 / Sat 18
Symphony No.9 in D minor, “Choral”,
Op.125 / Wed 1
Borodin
Symphony No.1 in E ﬂat / Fri 24
Symphony No.2 in B minor / Fri 17
Dvorák
Symphony No.7 in D minor,
B.141 / Sat 25
Symphony No.9 in E minor, “From
the New World”, B.178 / Thu 9
Goldmark
Symphony No.2 in E ﬂat,
Op.35 / Tue 14
Haydn
Symphony No.44 in E minor,
“Mourning” / Fri 10
Symphony No.96 in D,
“Miracle” / Sat 4
Honegger
Symphony No.4 in A, “Deliciae
basilienses” / Wed 8
Mendelssohn
Symphony No.4 in A, “Italian”,
Op.90 / Sat 18
Mahler
Symphony No.1 in D, “Titan” / Sat 25
Moeran
Symphony in G minor / Wed 29
Mozart
Symphony No.21 in A,
K.134 / Wed 29
Symphony No.36 in C, “Linz”,
K.425 / Sun 26
Symphony No.38 in D, “Prague”,
K.504 / Mon 13
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Symphony No.41 in C, “Jupiter”,
K.551 / Mon 27
Prokoﬁev
Symphony No.7 in C sharp minor,
Op.131 / Sat 11
Saint-Saëns
Symphony No.2 in A minor,
Op.55 / Mon 6
Schubert
Symphony No.5 in B ﬂat,
D.485 / Sat 11
Shostakovich
Symphony No.5 in D minor,
Op.47 / Tue 21
Sibelius
Symphony No.1 in E minor,
Op.39 / Tue 28
Symphony No.5 in E ﬂat,
Op.82 / Sun 12
Stravinsky
Symphony in C / Mon 20
Tchaikovsky
Symphony No.4 in F minor,
Op.36 / Sun 12
Symphony No.5 in E minor,
Op.64 / Thu 2
Symphony No.6 in B minor,
“Pathétique”, Op.74 / Sat 4
Turina
Sinfonia Sevillana, Op.23 / Mon 6
Vaughan Williams
A Pastoral Symphony (Symphony
No.3) / Sun 19
Symphony No.4 in F minor / Thu 16
Weber
Symphony No.2 in C / Sun 26
CONCERTI
C P E Bach
Cello Concerto in A, Wq.172 / Sun 12
Flute Concerto in D minor,
Wq.22 / Wed 29
Bainton
Concerto fantasia / Sat 18
Beethoven
Piano Concerto No.1 in C,
Op.15 / Sun 26
Triple Concerto in C, Op.56 / Mon 27
Violin Concerto in D, Op.61 / Sun 12
F Benda
Violin Concerto in D / Sat 11
Boccherini
Cello Concerto No.7 in G,
G.480 / Fri 17
Cello Concerto No.9 in B ﬂat,
G.482 / Wed 15
Bruch
Concerto in A ﬂat minor for Two
Pianos & Orchestra, Op.88a / Sun 26
Violin Concerto No.1 in G minor,
Op.26 / Sat 18
Chopin
Piano Concerto No.1 in E minor,
Op.11 / Sun 5
Delius
Cello Concerto / Wed 29
Donizetti
Cor anglais Concertino in G / Fri 17
Elgar
Cello Concerto in E minor,
Op.85 / Thu 16
Elgar (arr. Walker)
Piano Concerto / Tue 7
Glanville-Hicks
Etruscan Concerto / Thu 9
Graf
Cello Concerto in D / Sat 25
Graun
Concerto in A minor for Viola da
gamba & Strings / Sat 25
Haydn
Cello Concerto No.2 in D,
Hob.VIIb:2 / Sat 4
Violin Concerto in A,
Hob.VIIa:3 / Fri 3
Hill
Violin Concerto in E minor / Wed 15
Krumpholtz
Harp Concerto No.6 in F, Op.9 / Fri 3
Lalo
Piano Concerto in F minor / Wed 15
Liszt
Piano Concerto No.1 in E ﬂat,
S.124 / Fri 3
Piano Concerto No.2 in A,
S.125 / Fri 10
Locatelli
Violin Concerto No.4 in E,
Op.3/4 / Sat 18
Martin
Violin Concerto / Wed 8
Mendelssohn
Concerto in E for Two Pianos / Sun 12
Piano Concerto No.2 in D minor,
Op.40 / Mon 13
Violin Concerto in E minor,
Op.64 / Sat 18
Mercadante
Clarinet Concerto in B ﬂat / Sat 25
Milhaud
Concerto No.1 for Two Pianos,
Op.228 / Mon 6
Moeran
Violin Concerto / Sun 19
Mozart
Bassoon Concerto in B ﬂat,
K.191 / Mon 13, Sat 25
Clarinet Concerto in A,
K.622 / Sun 19
Oboe Concerto in C, K.314 / Sun 26
Piano Concerto No.6 in B ﬂat,
K.238 / Tue 28
Piano Concerto No.21 in C,
K.467 / Sat 4
Piano Concerto No.25 in C,
K.503 / Sat 11
Violin Concerto No.5 in A, “Turkish”,
K.219 / Tue 21
Violin Concerto No.6 in D,
K.271a / Fri 10
Mozart (arr. Cassado)
Horn Concerto in D, K.447
(arr. Cello) / Wed 22
Myaskovsky
Cello Concerto in C minor,
Op.66 / Sun 12
Nichelmann
Concerto in C minor for Harpsichord
& Strings / Sat 11
Paderewski
Piano Concerto in A minor,
Op.17 / Fri 17
Paganini
Violin Concerto No.1 in D,
Op.6 / Sun 26
Pleyel
Cello Concerto in C, Op.26 / Fri 3
Prokoﬁev
Piano Concerto No.2 in G minor,
Op.16 / Tue 14
Rachmaninov
Piano Concerto No.2 in C minor,
Op.18 / Sat 11
Raff
Piano Concerto in C minor,
Op.185 / Wed 8
Ravel
Piano Concerto in D for the Left
Hand / Thu 23
Ries
Piano Concerto No.3 in C sharp minor,
Op.55 / Sat 18
Rodrigo
Concierto madrigal / Thu 30
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Saint-Georges
Violin Concerto in G, Op.8/9 / Mon 6
Saint-Saëns
Cello Concerto No.2 in D minor,
Op.119 / Mon 27
Piano Concerto No.5 in F, “Egyptian”,
Op.103 / Thu 9
Salieri
Concerto in D for Violin, Oboe, Cello &
Orchestra / Wed 22
Shostakovich
Violin Concerto No.1 in A minor,
Op.99 / Mon 20
Stratico
Violin Concerto in G minor / Sat 25
Sutherland
Concerto grosso / Tue 14
Tamberg
Trumpet Concerto No.1 / Sun 12
Tchaikovsky
Piano Concerto No.2 in G,
Op.44 / Wed 22
A Teyber
Horn Concerto in E ﬂat / Wed 22
Vaughan Williams
Concerto in A minor for Oboe &
Strings / Sun 26
Piano Concerto in C / Fri 24
Violin Concerto in D minor, “Concerto
accademico” / Mon 27
Viotti
Violin Concerto No.22 in A minor,
G.97 / Sat 4
Weber
Clarinet Concerto No.1 in F minor,
Op.73 / Tue 14
Wilms
Piano Concerto in C, Op.`2 / Wed 22
Wolf-Ferrari
Idillio-concertino in A / Mon 20
CHAMBER MUSIC
(INC. INSTRUMENTAL)
Albéniz
Cantos de España, Op.232 / Fri 17
Bach
Cello Suite No.2 in D minor,
BWV.1008 / Fri 24
English Suite No.1 in A,
BWV.806 / Thu 16
English Suite No.2 in A minor,
BWV.807 / Sun 19
Organ Concerto in C,
BWV.594 / Wed 1
Bach (arr. Snook)
Cello Suite No.1 in G, BWV.1007 (arr.
Guitar) / Sun 19
Bartók
String Quartet No.1, Sz.40 / Mon 6
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Bax
Oboe Quintet / Mon 27
Piano Sonata No.4 in G / Wed 8
String Quartet No.1 in G / Mon 20
Beethoven
Cello Sonata No.3 in A,
Op.69 / Mon 27
Cello Sonata No.4 in C,
Op.102/1 / Sat 4
Cello Sonata No.5 in D,
Op.102/2 / Sat 11
Piano Sonata No.10 in G,
Op.14/2 / Wed 1
Piano Sonata No.23 in F minor,
“Appassionata”, Op.57 / Wed 22
Piano Trio No.1 in E ﬂat,
Op.1/1 / Wed 8
Piano Trio No.2 in G, Op.1/2 / Wed 1
Piano Trio No.8 in E ﬂat,
WoO.38 / Tue 14
String Quartet No.8 in E minor,
“Razumovsky”, Op.59/2 / Mon 27
String Quartet No.16 in F,
Op.135 / Thu 9
Violin Sonata No.10 in G,
Op.96 / Tue 7
Biber
Rosary Sonatas, “The Sorrowful
Mysteries” / Fri 3
Boccherini
Guitar Quintet No.4 in D,
G.448 / Mon 6
String Quintet in F, G.338 / Wed 29
Boismortier
Cello Sonata in D minor,
Op.50/4 / Sat 11
Boyle
Five Piano Pieces / Wed 29
Brahms
Horn Trio in E ﬂat, Op.40 / Mon 6
Carmichael
Escapades / Wed 29
Chopin
Andante spianato & Grande Polonaise
in E ﬂat, Op.22 / Sat 11
Cello Sonata in G minor, Op.65 / Sat 4
Piano Sonata No.3 in B minor,
Op.58 / Wed 1
David
Piano Trio No.3 in C minor / Mon 13
Debussy
Cello Sonata in D minor / Sat 4
Preludes, Book 1 / Tue 7
Violin Sonata in G minor / Wed 15
Delius
Cello Sonata / Mon 20
Dittersdorf
Notturno in F for Violin, Oboe,
Two Violas, Two Horns & Doublebass / Wed 15
Dohnányi
String Quartet No.2 in D ﬂat,
Op.15 / Tue 14
Dotzauer
Quintet in D minor, Op.134 / Sat 4
Dvorák
Piano Trio No.3 in F minor,
B.130 / Fri 10
String Quartet No.12 in F,
“American”, B.179 / Wed 8
String Quintet in E ﬂat, “American”,
B.180 / Wed 1
Dvorák (arr. Galway/Moll)
Violin Sonatina in G, B.183 (arr.
Flute) / Wed 15
Edwards
String Quartet, “Gallipoli” / Thu 23
Elgar
Violin Sonata in E minor,
Op.82 / Sat 18
Fauré
Piano Trio in D minor,
Op.120 / Fri 17
Franck
Piano Quintet in F minor / Sat 25
Fuss
Notturno in A ﬂat for Three Violas &
Cello / Wed 15
Grieg
Violin Sonata No.3 in C minor,
Op.45 / Wed 22
Haydn
Andante & Variations in F minor,
Hob.XVII:6 / Tue 21
Piano Trio in E minor,
Hob.XV:12 / Sun 12
String Quartet in C,
Hob.III:57 / Wed 15
Hummel
Trio in A for Flute, Cello & Piano,
Op.78 / Sat 11
Hyde
Clarinet Sonata in F minor / Mon 13
Infante
Danses Andalouses / Wed 15
Janácek
Violin Sonata / Wed 22
Mendelssohn
Octet in E ﬂat, Op.20 / Sun 19
Piano Quartet No.2 in F minor,
Op.2 / Sun 19
Piano Quartet No.3 in B minor,
Op.3 / Sat 11
String Quartet No.5 in E ﬂat,
Op.44/3 / Mon 20
Meyerbeer
Clarinet Quintet in E
ﬂat / Mon 6, Sun 26
Moszkowski
Spanish Dances, Op.12 / Tue 28
Mozart
Horn Quintet in E ﬂat,
K.407 / Wed 22
Piano Trio No.3 in B ﬂat,
K.502 / Mon 13
Sonata for Piano Duet in C,
K.521 / Wed 22
Violin Sonata No.24 in F,
K.376 / Mon 27
Violin Sonata No.32 in B ﬂat,
K.454 / Mon 13
Nielsen
String Quartet No.2 in F minor,
FS.11 / Mon 20
Nyman
String Quartet No.3 / Mon 27
Piazzolla
The Four Seasons of Buenos
Aires / Thu 9
Ponce
Sonata Mexicana / Sun 19
Poulenc
Cello Sonata / Wed 29
Prokoﬁev
Piano Sonata No.3 in A minor,
Op.28 / Fri 24
Piano Sonata No.4 in C minor,
Op.29 / Fri 24
Ravel
Sonata in A minor for Violin &
Cello / Mon 20
Violin Sonata in G / Thu 9
Reicha
Wind Quintet in C, Op.91/1 / Wed 8
Respighi
Piano Sonata in F minor / Wed 8
Saint-Saëns
Piano Trio No.1 in F,
Op.18 / Mon 6, Tue 21
Salieri
Cassazione in C / Wed 22
Schaffrath
Viola da gamba & Harpsichord Sonata
in A / Sat 4
Schubert
Introduction & Variations on Trockne
Blumen, D.802 / Mon 13
String Quartet No.11 in E,
D.353 / Mon 13
Schumann
Carnaval, Op.9 / Fri 17
Scriabin
Piano Sonata No.1 in F minor,
Op.6 / Tue 14
Shostakovich
Cello Sonata in D minor,
Op.40 / Tue 14
Sibelius
Piano Quintet in G minor / Tue 21
String Quartet in D minor, “Voces
intimae”, Op.56 / Mon 27
Smetana
Piano Trio in G minor, Op.15 / Tue 28
Sutherland
Violin Sonata / Tue 7
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Szymanowski
String Quartet No.1 in C,
Op.37 / Tue 28
Tchaikovsky
String Quartet No.2 in F,
Op.22 / Tue 28
Turina
Piano Trio in F / Mon 6
Verdi (arr. Tognetti)
String Quartet in E minor (arr. String
Orchestra) / Wed 22
Villa-Lobos
Bachianas brasileiras No.4 / Wed 15
Weber
Clarinet Quintet in B ﬂat,
Op.34 / Sat 18
Westlake
Piano Trio / Wed 22
OPERA
Borodin (arr. Rimsky-Korsakov/
Glazunov)
Prince Igor: Suite / Thu 23
Linley
The Tempest / Fri 10
Penella
El Gato Montes / Wed 8
Rossini
The Barber of Seville / Wed 29
R Strauss
Der Rosenkavalier / Wed 22
Tchaikovsky
Eugene Onegin: Letter
Scene / Wed 22
Verdi
La Traviata / Wed 15
Luisa Miller / Wed 1
Nabucco: Excerpts / Sat 18
VOCAL (INC. CHORAL)
Bach
Cantata, “The heavens laugh”,
BWV.31 / Tue 7
Mass in B minor, BWV.232:
Credo / Sat 4
Mass in G, BWV.236 / Tue 28
C P E Bach
Magniﬁcat in D minor,
Wq.215 / Sat 4
Resurrection and Ascension of Jesus,
Wq.240 / Sun 5
W F Bach
Cantata for Easter Sunday / Thu 2
Beethoven
Missa Solemnis in D,
Op.123 / Mon 27
Berlioz
Te Deum, Op.22 / Sun 5
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Bloch
Avodath Hakodesh / Wed 8
Brahms
Liebeslieder Waltzes, Op.52 / Sat 11
Britten
War Requiem, Op.66 / Sat 25
Elgar
Sea Pictures, Op.37 / Sun 19
Fauré
Requiem, Op.48 / Fri 24
Grechaninov
Mass, “Et in terra pax”,
Op.166 / Thu 23
Hasse
Miserere in D minor / Wed 1
Haydn
Stabat Mater, Hob.XXbis / Wed 1
Hummel
Mass in E ﬂat, Op.80 / Sun 26
Lassus
Lamentations of Jeremiah:
Excerpts / Sat 11
Mahler
Rückert Lieder / Tue 28
Mondonville
Nisi Dominus / Sat 11
Mozart
Exsultate jubilate, K.165 / Sat 11
Passion Cantata, K.42 / Wed 1
Mozart (arr. Cohrs)
Mass No.18 in C minor, “Great”,
K.427 / Sun 5
Nielsen
Hymnus Amoris, FS.21 / Sun 12
Pergolesi
Seven Last Words of Christ / Thu 2
Stabat Mater / Fri 3
Poulenc
Mass in G / Tue 14
Rameau
The Temple of Glory: Suite
No.2 / Sat 25
Reger
Psalm 100, Op.106 / Tue 21
Schumann
Frauenliebe und Leben,
Op.42 / Sat 11, Mon 13
R Strauss
Four Last Songs / Mon 20
Telemann
Cantata, “I know that my Redeemer
lives” / Sat 11
Villa-Lobos
Bachianas brasileiras No.5 / Thu 9
Walton
Belshazzar’s Feast / Thu 16
G Williams
The Dancers / Tue 14
Zelenka
Responsories for Holy Week,
ZWV.55 / Wed 1
MISCELLANEOUS
Albéniz (arr. Arbos)
Iberia / Thu 30
Bach
Orchestral Suite No.2 in B minor,
BWV.1067 / Thu 9
Orchestral Suite No.3 in D,
BWV.1068 / Sun 5
Orchestral Suite No.4 in D,
BWV.1069 / Sat 4
Bantock
Fiﬁne at the Fair / Wed 29
Berners
The Triumph of Neptune:
Suite / Mon 13
Brahms
Serenade No.2 in A,
Op.16 / Sat 11, Sun 19
Variations on a Theme by Haydn, “St
Anthony Chorale”, Op.56a / Sat 18
Bridge
Suite for String Orchestra / Sat 25
Britten
Diversions for Piano (Left Hand) &
Orchestra, Op.21 / Thu 16
Peter Grimes: Four Sea
Interludes / Sun 26
The Young Person’s Guide to the
Orchestra, Op.34 / Sat 18
Bruch
Scottish Fantasy, Op.46 / Thu 2
Copland
Appalachian Spring / Fri 17
Dvorák
Serenade for Strings in E,
B.52 / Thu 2
The Golden Spinning Wheel,
B.197 / Wed 22
Elgar
In The South (Alassio) Overture,
Op.50 / Thu 16
Serenade for Strings in E minor,
Op.20 / Fri 10
Falla
Nights in the Gardens of
Spain / Thu 30
Franck
Psyché / Mon 6
Grieg
Peer Gynt, Op.23 / Mon 13
Holst
The Planets, Op.32 / Sun 26
Kats-Chernin
Wild Swans Suite / Fri 17
Koehne
Shaker Dances / Wed 15
Mills
Music for Strings / Sun 12
Mozart
Divertimento No.15 in B ﬂat,
K.287 / Tue 7
Mussorgsky (arr. Ravel)
Pictures at an
Exhibition / Sun 12, Thu 23
Poulenc
Les Biches / Tue 28
Rachmaninov
Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini,
Op.43 / Sat 4
Symphonic Dances, Op.45 / Thu 9
Rameau
Anacreon: Orchestral Suite / Mon 6
Ravel
Daphnis and Chloe / Wed 15
Mother Goose Suite / Fri 10
Rimsky-Korsakov
Golden Cockerel Suite / Fri 3
Scheherazade, Op.35 / Thu 23
Rodrigo
Fantasia para un
gentilhombre / Thu 30
Sibelius
Andante festivo / Fri 3
Romance in C, Op.42 / Fri 3
Scènes historiques Suite No.1,
Op.25 / Wed 29
Scènes historiques Suite No.2,
Op.66 / Wed 29
R Strauss
Don Juan, Op.20 / Mon 20
Shostakovich
Ballet Suite No.2 / Mon 20
Stravinsky
Petrushka / Thu 2
Tchaikovsky
Souvenir de Florence,
Op.70 / Sat 1, Thu 30
Variations on a Rococo Theme,
Op.33 / Sat 18
Telemann
Overture-Suite in C, “Hamburg Ebb
and Flow”, TWV.55:C3 / Tue 14
Villa-Lobos
Discovery of Brazil: Suite
No.4 / Mon 6
Vogler
Variations on “Marlborough, s’en
va-t-en guerre” / Sun 26
Westlake
Antarctica Suite / Thu 9
The Glass Soldier Suite / Thu 23
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