3mbs on air magazine 2016

On Air 3MBS Program GuideJune 2016

Bach, Bayreuth or Ballet?

3MBS Program Guide June 2016

On Air 4 General Manager’s Message

5 A Lasting Legacy – Susan Coleman

6 Patrons of 3MBS

7 Mimir Chamber Music Festival

9 Timo-Veikko Valve

12 … and all that Jazz!

14 Around Melbourne

18 Thomas Tallis’ Top Twenty Terrifi c Trinkets of

Tantalizing Trivia

19 June Guide

36 Program Grid

63 Major Works

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BOARD OF DIRECTORSThilo Troschke ChairAlan Hutchison Vice-ChairChris Howlett Vice-ChairSally Hutchison Company SecretaryLuisa Banks TreasurerMargot CostanzoDesley DixonVanessa RichardsAndrea North-SamardzicPeter Toby

STAFF (*part time)

Leone Knight General ManagerRichard Leathem Operations Manager*Callum Moncrieff Special Projects ProducerAlex Tsirgialos Program & Digital Content Manager*Robert Gibbs Fundraising ManagerAdrian McEniery Sponsorship CoordinatorSascha Kelly Subscriptions Coordinator*Georgia O’Connell Digital Media & Website Coordinator*Peter Gibson Contract Broadcast Engineer

General Manager’s MessageA huge thanks to all who subscribed and donated

during our Radiothon. This substantial undertaking is made possible through the work of many volunteers and I thank them for their extra efforts in keeping 3MBS

ticking over during May. Radiothon is also a great opportunity to speak directly with our community of subscribers who are passionate about keeping fi ne music alive in Melbourne.

Radiothon attracted great prizes this year and congratulations to all the winners; do enjoy! We have also been delighted to partner Odyssey Travel, a fellow not-for-profi t company, to bring you the opportunity to win one of their fabulous European music-based tours. It’s still not too late to enter this major prize draw, if you are very quick!

The Federal Budget was disappointing for the community broadcasting sector across Australia with a surprising lack of commitment to digital broadcasting. 3MBS is currently supporting the Keep the Community in Your Radio campaign to ensure we have cost effective access to a digital platforms into the future – a factor that will be in the mind of the 3MBS Board during our Strategic Planning.

Highlights from our June programs include Illuminations Triumph or Tragedy: Opening Nights at the Opera, and A Musical Present for a Queen. Refl ections will include musings from the Artistic Directors of the Australian Ballet, David McAllister, and Chief Conductor of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Sir Andrew Davis. Also check out Melbourne in Concert where we will bring you a live performance by Duo Chamber Melange from the 3MBS Lady Marigold Southey Performance Studio.

3MBS is making a difference in the lives of many individuals and supports the Melbourne music and arts communities. If you value what we do please consider, as the tax year comes to a close, that donations are tax deductable and donors of $500 or more are acknowledged as patrons. Your contribution matters.

Leone Knight

Susan Coleman (1945-2015)

We wish to remember Susan Coleman’s

life and contributions to our world, cut

short by MND. Her family and her obvious

love of music, radio, computing and the

arts, continue to support 3MBS for which

we are very grateful.

Susan’s musical interests began with a short-lived period of piano lessons as a child and later her strong love of singing which lasted all her life. She took lessons as a lyric soprano at the Sydney “Con”, sang in the Rockdale Light Opera Company and, in later life, took lessons from Kate Sadler, performed in an annual concert and joined the U3A singing group in Doncaster, where a highlight was singing in the Melbourne Town Hall under the baton of Andrew Wailes.

Susan was a long-time subscriber of 3MBS, and an enthusiastic supporter of community music, attending student performances at the VCA, lunchtime concerts in the city and performances of local concert bands. She loved opera, subscribed to the Victorian and Australian Opera and attended Melbourne’s Ring Cycle as a “Ring Leader” in 2013.

Susan’s studies of physics and maths at the University of Sydney led her to jobs in IT when computers were in their formative years, working for Olivetti and eventually Qantas. But it was as an IT journalist that Susan found her life-defi ning work and infl uence that continues today. In California Susan, with husband Grahame and daughters Rachel and Bronwen, found herself at the cusp of the IT revolution. She began reporting for Computerworld, became editor and years later moved to Pacifi c Computer Weekly as publisher. Susan became the Vice-Chairman of the Australian Computer Society and adviser to the Department of Industry Commerce and Technology. When she left PCW she published an on-line newsletter called Coleman’s Choice.

In the mid 90s Susan took up many causes including standing for the Greens for Jaga Jaga in 1996. She advocated and lobbied councils for many environmental causes and changes. Susan edited the magazines for both Gippsland Gate Radio Club and the associated Australian Ladies’ Amateur Radio Association for several years. As recently as 2010 she studied for and obtained her full amateur radio licence. Susan lived a rich and colourful life, a defi ning feature of which was always to make the greatest contribution she could.

I f y o u w o u l d l i k e t o c o n s i d e r l e a v i n g a g i f t i n y o u r w i l l t o 3 M B S , p l e a s e c a l l R o b e r t G i b b s o n ( 0 3 ) 9 4 1 6 1 0 3 5 f o r a c o n f i d e n t i a l d i s c u s s i o n .

A Lasting Legacy

Susan Coleman


Patrons of 3MBS ensure the station continues to support talented young and established Melbourne musicians. If you would like to know more about the 3MBS Patrons Program please call Robert Gibbs on (03) 9416 1035 for a private discussion.

Patrons of 3MBS

PATRON IN CHIEFThe Honourable Linda Dessau AM Governor of Victoria

HONORARY PATRONRichard Divall AO OBE

CHAMPION PATRONS ($25,000 +)Alan & Shirley Richmond

PLATINUM PATRONS ($10,000 - 24,999)Anthony Adair & Karen McLeod AdairBronwen & Andrew CavalloIan Godsil in memory of Evelyn GodsilPeter Laver AM & Anne LaverMargaret S Ross AMAnonymous (1)

GOLD PATRONS ($5,000 - 9,999)The late Neilma GantnerLyndsey & Peter HawkinsHans & Petra HenkellAlastair JacksonLady Potter ACEdith Qualtrough in memory of Lesley QualtroughMax Schultz

SILVER PATRONS ($1,035 - 4,999)Michael AquilinaJohn & Maureen BarnsVirginia BillsonMargaret BowmanHelen BrackStephen BrainJenny BruknerTim BurkeThe late Susan ColemanMargot CooperMargot Costanzo & Chris ArnoldLady Cowen AMEdward Davies

Merrowyn DeaconDesley DixonElizabeth Duffi eldRuth Firkin in memory of Jim GardinerAnne Frankenberg & Adrian McEnieryRobert Gibbs & Tony WildmanElisabeth GiddyDr Colin GoodwinJan GrantPeter Griffi n AMJean HadgesCharles HalikMarjorie HallGeoff HayesAlan & Sally HutchisonChristine & Don JeffreyGeorge & Grace KassSigrid KlaubertAlfred & Ursula KlinkSylvia LavelleAngela & David LiPeter LyonsFiona McGauchieGraeme & Helen McKinnonSusan & Peter MahlerRoger & Sue MendelsonDavid MenziesAnn E MillerMonica MitchellDennis & Fairlie NassauLynette PalmerGreg ShalitJohn E SmithLady Southey ACPauline SpeedyNeil SpitzerDavid TaylorCherilyn Tillman & Tam VuHeather TrevenaJulie & Thilo TroschkeHector WalkerKaren & Victor WaynePat & John WebbMarjorie WhiteVoi WilliamsThe late Christine WrightAnonymous (4)

BRONZE PATRONS ($500 - 1,034)Keith & Cornelia AdamsRosemary AshbyIngrid AshfordClaire BaillieuRowland Ball OAMLuisa Banks & Eugene AntczakJane BethellAnne BowdenAlison & Peter BrooksTom Bruce AM & Beth BrownReg & Susie BurubuCyril CurtainJohn DixonJune ForesterAngela GloverDr Ian Hanson OAMLeslie HarrisonIan Haskins OAM & Enid HaskinsNoelene HortonJulie HuggardJoan E IkinGeoff IllingJane KunstlerJohn A LockwoodChris LudowykMarie MortonBaillieu Myer ACSusan PorterPtarmigan InvestmentsJohn RickardDavid & Henrietta RobertsJudith RodriguezFergus & Judy RyanLois SalamonsenJohn ScullyJohn ShellardBrian SuttonJohn TallentJuliet TootellNoel TurnbullCaroline VaillantHelen VorrathDonald & Barbara WeirRichard YeAnonymous (12)

Texas. The Home of Chamber Music

Yes, you read that title correctly. Based in Fort Worth, the Mimir Chamber Music Festival has been listed as a “summer hotspot” in The New York Times’ Travel & Leisure magazine. From 29 August to 4 September 2016, Mimir returns to its second home at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, giving you the opportunity to watch some of the fi nest U.S. musicians in action.

Named for the Norse god of wisdom, Mimir was founded in 1998 by Dr Curt Thompson, now Associate Professor of Violin and Head of Strings at the Melbourne Conservatorium. “I started this festival with brothers pianist Johan and clarinettist Martin Fröst at the TCU School of Music, home of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. Our mission is to present chamber music of the highest international standard, and to offer an educational opportunity to aspiring pre-professional musicians of an equally high calibre,” explains Thompson.

“We are very fortunate that The University of Melbourne has embraced Mimir for its fourth Australian season, enabling the festival to present performances of the highest international standard and to provide MCM students an incredible opportunity to learn from these esteemed artists. For the third consecutive year an MCM quartet, selected by international audition, will be presented in ticketed public performances at the Mimir Texas festival.”


Timo-Veikko Valve

by Robin Usher

Musical careers in Australia divide into two categories – those who travel and those who stay home. Members of state orchestras rarely need to open their suitcases but those in the second grouping are among the country’s busiest frequent flyers. “My suitcase lives on the floor of my study always ready to be packed,” says Timo-Veikko Valve, principal cellist with the Australian Chamber Orchestra. “It’s been calculated that we spend every third night of the year away from home.”

The Finnish cellist had to travel a long way when he was appointed to the ACO in 2006 and he tries to make regular visits to his family in Helsinki. He also usually joins pianist Kathryn Selby twice a year on her national chamber music tours, a tradition that started two years after he arrived in Sydney. “It’s a lot of fun playing with Kathryn and it is revitalizing to perform with various other musicians and to be exposed to new players away from the ACO,” he says.

Valve is a versatile musician, performing as a soloist, chamber musician and orchestral leader on both modern and period instruments. He

photo: Jussi Sippola

2016 Mimir Melbourne Concerts*

Preview PerformanceMCM Lunch Hour Concert Series (free of charge)Monday, 29 August, 1:10pm

Concert 1:Wednesday, 31 August, 7:30pmFeaturing works by Beethoven, Mason Bates (Australian premiere), and Brahms

Concert 2:Friday, 2 September, 7:30pmFeaturing works by Mozart, Respighi and Fauré

Concert 3:Sunday, 4 September, 3pmFeaturing works by Debussy, Schubert and Dvorák

*All concerts take place in Melba Hall at the Conservatorium Building, The University of Melbourne, 12 Royal Parade, Parkville

For bookings and further details, visit www.mcm.unimelb.edu.au/community-engagement/mimir-chamber-music-festival/2016

The Mimir Chamber Music Festival is proudly supported by The University of Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. The Mimir Festival Committee, a volunteer group of music lovers headed by Ian Maclean of Yarra Yarra Vineyards, supports the festival’s future and welcomes membership.

What you can look forward to: Mimir features top performers in the most celebrated American symphony orchestras, highly respected teachers from leading conservatoires, and internationally recognized concert artists. The roster includes prizewinners at the Premio Paganini, Leeds, Indianapolis and Hannover international competitions; Grammy Award-nominated recording artists; members of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, The Cleveland Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Houston Symphony Orchestra; and faculty of the Juilliard School of Music, Cleveland Institute of Music and Melbourne Conservatorium of Music.

This year’s guests are Jun Iwasaki, Concertmaster of the Nashville Symphony Orchestra; Stephen Rose, Principal Second Violinist with The Cleveland Orchestra; Curt Thompson, Head of Strings at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music; Joan DerHovsepian, Associate Principal Violist with the Houston Symphony Orchestra and Brant Taylor, cellist with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, as well as several top local musicians.

During the week-long festival, Mimir artists will present three public performances and guide students from the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music and across the city through masterclasses, coaching and demonstrations. Named a “Top 10 Musical Event of the Year” by The Dallas Morning News eight times in a row, Mimir is not to be missed!


Valve since 2013. “He is from an older generation than me, so we did not know each other. It’s fabulous to meet a countryman on the other side of the world.”

Valve’s wider circle of friends comes from the ACO, which he joined thanks to another Finn, Satu Vänskä, who is the orchestra’s principal violinist. He received an email from her when he was 24 and had just finished his studies, asking if he was interested in joining the ACO. “I didn’t know her at all but she was making use of the Finnish Mafia to try and find a suitable cellist,” he says. “It was perfect timing for me and I thought I would try something new for a year or two. Now it’s a decade later and everything is going well.”

His partner is an ACO violinist, Liisa Pallandi, which is convenient with all the touring involved. His time with the orchestra had a great start, after he was asked to help choose a period cello in London before coming to Australia. His instrument is a 1729 Guarneri, on loan from benefactor Peter Weiss.

It is one of several period instruments available to the ACO, including a 1743 Guarneri used by the orchestra’s leader, Richard Tognetti, and Australia’s only Stradivarius, played by Vänskä. Valve says the instruments have made a big impact on the sound of the orchestra. “The talented string players making up the orchestra would produce a fine sound from any old box but these instruments add another 20 per cent,” he says. “It’s hard to verbalize but they mean we can push higher.” Most are provided through the ACO Instrument Fund, which was established to acquire a bank of historic instruments after a founding donation by Weiss. The Guarneri is the instrument Valve uses in all his performances, including playing with Selby.

He is preparing for a busy European tour by the orchestra in August, which will include performances at the Edinburgh Festival. He usually takes advantage of such a trip to visit his family in Helsinki. “I always try to go home twice a year,” he says. “I am always there for Christmas for up to two months. I enjoy winter and it means I miss the hottest time in Sydney.” He is such a regular visitor that his family has come up with a joke that his mother sees more of him than she does of his older brother, who lives in the same street as her. There are some advantages to being such a seasoned traveller.

works closely with contemporary Finnish composers and has commissioned new works for the cello, including a concerto by Olli Mustonen which the ACO premiered last year. Mustonen is also a pianist who has performed several times with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

Valve acknowledges this is very different from most of the repertoire selected by Selby, which will include Brahms’ Cello Sonata No.1 and Schubert’s first piano trio in her next Melbourne concert on June 15. “The program might seem conservative but it is made up of pieces from the core chamber music repertoire that are no longer played very much. But the repertoire is called standard for a reason and it’s important that people have a chance to hear pieces from it.”

On the June tour where Selby and Valve will be joined by prize-winning Canadian violinist Nikki Chooi, the program includes a new work for piano trio by Australian composer Julian Yu, Prelude and not-a-fugue. Valve thinks it is healthy to include new work, even for an audience more interested in the classics. “It is rewarding as a performer to be part of the process that provides something new. As a musician, everything we do is heard and then disappears in a fleeting moment.”

Valve says the title Selby has selected for her series – Selby & Friends – is an accurate one. “Kathryn has become a friend and I have met many others through her tours,” he says. These include a fellow Finn, Vesa-Matti Leppänen, who is Concertmaster of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and has toured twice with Selby and

Selby & Friends perform works by

Schumann, Brahms, Schubert and

Julian Yu in Federation Square’s

Deakin Edge at 7.30pm on 15 June.

Kathryn Selby

Nikki Chooi

Timo-Veikko Valve


… and all that Jazz!

Laurence Ronald Groves, “Larry” to his friends, has recently retired as a 3MBS presenter. Larry’s program Colours of Jazz first went to air in 2002 and it is still going strong in 2016.

Larry was born in Brighton, England, a renowned southern seaside town and the home of the famous Brighton Pavilion which houses some of the fi nest art works. Larry was the eldest of four children.

At a very early age Larry developed a passion for all types of music, studying classical piano for three years. “My favourite composer was Tchaikovsky and I studied many of his works; it was most enjoyable!” This was followed by a further three-year study period in Modern Syncopation using the George Shearing style of piano playing, which was then known as the “Locked Hands Method”.

At thirteen Larry discovered jazz music and his penchant for this genre was well and truly established. Larry emigrated to Australia when he was sixteen.

In 1968 Larry joined a rock band playing the latest hits of the day. From there his professional music career spanned a further twenty years, with him primarily playing the Hammond organ for various gigs. He spent many happy hours playing sessions and recording with numerous pop and jazz artists.

“One of the highpoints in my musical career was touring with Broderick Smith, who was leader of a band called The Dingos. Smith wrote and performed the hit single Faded Roses.

In 1984 while on tour with this band they highlighted at the Sydney Entertainment Centre as supporting artists to a famous pop band of the time, U2, which was touring Australia. A further highpoint that year was a solo performance with Broderick Smith at the 1984 East African Tragedy concert. “This was Bob Geldorf’s initiative to raise funds for the starving people in Ethiopia and was very successful.”

As a jazz pianist Larry found it diffi cult to cope with the relentless touring involved. Most of the travelling was by car with an occasional aircraft thrown in for good luck.

Larry’s music career has certainly been extensive. He’s played with many bands, including Magna Carta, The Ticket with Mike Brady of Up There Cazaly fame, and a three year stint with the 1950s rock and roll fl oor show act The Blue Echos. This culminated in a gold record presented to the band by the eminent double bass player Athol Guy from The Seekers.

In 2000 Larry offered his services, particularly his jazz expertise, to 3MBS and as they say in the best circles, the rest is history.

Jane Mitchell3MBS programmer/presenter

Larry Groves Broderick Smith Athol Guy Mike Brady


Around Melbourne

by Robin Usher

Tenor stars with piano quartet

Pianist Daniel de Borah and tenor Andrew Goodwin first met while studying music in St Petersburg and have maintained a musical partnership since returning to Australia. This extends to Goodwin’s forthcoming guest performance with the Australian Piano Quartet, which de Borah joined last year.

The group’s performance at the Melbourne Recital Centre on 17 June features a newly commissioned song cycle by Paul Dean, Generations, celebrating nature and humanity’s place within it. The rest of the program is made up of music by Richard Strauss – his early Piano Quartet, Op.13, and his song Morgen, arranged for quartet.

De Borah and Goodwin will reunite on 1 September for a performance of Schubert’s Die Winterreise, which details a soul-searching journey through a winter landscape that the duo has made its own.

The Australian Piano Quartet performs music by Richard Strauss and Paul Dean’s new song cycle, Generations, with tenor Andrew Goodwin

at 6pm in the Melbourne Recital Centre on 17 June.

Sara Macliver sings Bach and Bowman

One of Australia’s busiest singers, Perth-based soprano Sara Macliver, will perform J S Bach arias in the next series of concerts based on the Baroque master by the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra. The program explores Bach’s enormous range of contrasting moods from his cantatas to string writing.

As well as the Bach arias, Macliver will perform Calvin Bowman’s song cycle Die Linien des Lebens (The Lines of Life), which was written for her and premiered by the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra in 2010. The concert will also showcase young violinist Anne-Marie Johnson performing Bach’s Violin Concerto in D minor, BWV.1052R.

The Melbourne Chamber Orchestra will perform works by J S Bach and Calvin Bowman with guest soprano Sara Macliver and violinist

Anne-Marie Johnson in the Melbourne Recital Centre on 19 June and in Federation Square’s Deakin Edge on 24 June.

Tasmanian visitors have Melbourne roots

Tasmania’s Huon Quartet, which presents a concert series in Hobart, makes a rare visit to Melbourne, performing a program based around classic pieces by Ravel and Shostakovich. The group has strong Melbourne roots because two of its members, Rohana O’Malley (violin) and Douglas Coghill (viola), studied at the Australian National Academy of Music. They are now members of the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra.

Cellist Jane Tallon was a lecturer at the VCA School of Music for 10 years while first violinist Elinor Lea, who is the TSO’s Associate Concertmaster, was a member of the Adelaide-based Australian String Quartet for nine years.

The Shostakovich work in the program is his seventh quartet, which the composer dedicated to his first wife and is only 13 minutes long. The program also includes an arrangement of 12th century French master’s Perotin’s rare Viderunt omnes and a new work by Melbourne composer Tom Henry.


Huon Quartet performs in the Melbourne Recital Centre at 6pm on 20 June. The program includes pieces by Shostakovich and Ravel and a new work by Tom Henry.

Woodward to perform old and new works

One of Australia’s most acclaimed musicians, pianist Roger Woodward, has received awards from France and Poland, as well as being named a Companion of the Order of Australia.

During his half-century on stage he has always celebrated contemporary music and his Melbourne performance on 23 June includes the premiere of a new work by Sydney composer Andrew Batt-Rawden, which he commissioned.

The rest of the program reflects Woodward’s mastery of the classics. His recording of Debussy’s Images was described by the London Independent as “masterful and matchless” and he will perform both books by the French master.

He will also perform J S Bach’s Chromatic Fantasia & Fugue, BWV.903, and Beethoven’s uncompromising Hammerclavier Sonata, Op.106.

Roger Woodward will present music by Debussy, J S Bach and Beethoven, as well as the premiere of a new work by Andrew Batt-Rawden

at 7.30pm in the Melbourne Recital Centre on 23 June.

Midori celebrates music from Vienna

The Japanese-American violinist Midori has been performing for more than 30 years since she made her public debut at the age of 11 with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra but today music is only a part of her public commitments.

She has a master’s degree in psychology and is a devoted and gifted educator. She founded an organization more than 20 years ago to bring music to poor neighbourhoods in the US and Japan, which has continued to expand. In 2007, she was named a UN Messenger of Peace and has been elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences.

She is also a professor of music at the University of Southern California and is a guest professor at Japan’s Soai University. But she is still a dedicated performer on stages around the world, acclaimed as one of the finest violinists of her generation.

She will appear in the Melbourne Recital Centre’s Great Performers series on 28 June with pianist Özgür Aydin playing music by composers associated with Vienna – Mozart, Schubert, Brahms and Schoenberg, as well as the great composer of the waltz, Johann Strauss.

Violinist Midori will appear in the Melbourne Recital Centre at 7.30pm on 28 June with pianist Özgür Aydin playing Brahms’ Sonata, Op.78,

Schubert’s Fantasia, D.934 and Schoenberg’s Phantasy, Op.47.


JuneA day-by-day program of our fi ne music broadcasting.

Program exclusive to Digital/Online

Program exclusive to FM 103.5

WEDNESDAY 1

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Rod Higman

Mendelssohn: Symphony No.2 in B fl at, “Hymn of Praise”, Op.52. Edita Gruberova & Sona Ghazarian, sops. Werner Krenn, ten. Vienna State Opera Chorus. Vienna PO/Christoph von Dohnanyi. Decca 421 769 2 67

6.00 Daybreakwith Alan Marshall

9.00 Exploring Musicwith Bill McGlaughlin

I Hear a Rhapsody – Episode 3

10.00 Morning Recitalwith Jane Mitchell

Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No.3 in G, BWV.1048. English CO/Geoffrey Simon. ABC 426 381-2 10

Elgar: Serenade for Strings in E minor, Op.20. Academy of Melbourne/Brett Kelly. 3MBS rec. 12Scharwenka: Piano Trio No.1 in F sharp minor, Op.1. Seta Tanyel, pno. Lydia Mordkovitch, vln. Colin Carr, vlc. Collins 14482 26Sarasate: Carmen Fantasy, Op.25. Rachel Barton, vln. Samuel Sanders, pno. Dorian DOR 90183 12Hill: String Quartet No.10 in E. Sydney Quartet. ABC 426 992-2 19Schubert: Symphony No.5 in B fl at, D.485. English CO/Geoffrey Simon. ABC 426 381-2 25Adam: Le Corsaire: Excerpts. English CO/Richard Bonynge. Decca 430 286-2 7

12.00 A Time To Rememberwith Peter WakeleyRepeat of Monday’s program.

12.00 Divertimentowith Rod Watsonor John van Bavel

1.00 Concert Hallwith John Barns

Berlioz: Beatrice and Benedict: Overture. Sydney SO/Edo de Waart (b.1/6/1941). ABC 462 013-2 8

Thomas Tallis’ Top Twenty Terrifi c Trinkets of Tantalizing Trivia

compiled by Marysia Green

1. “If music be the food of love, play on” is the fi rst line of which Shakespeare play?

2. Name Shostakovich’s opera based on Shakespeare’s Scottish play.

3. Which Shakespearean character sings the Willow Song?

4. Benjamin Britten based an opera on which Shakespearean play?

5. One of Grieg’s Lyric Pieces, Op.71 for piano is named after which Shakespearean character?

6. Samuel Barber and Franco Zeffi relli combined to create which Shakespearean opera?

7. Thomas Arne composed Soft Flowing Avon for which festival?

8. Cole Porter wrote Brush up your Shakespeare for which musical?

9. When Prokofi ev proposed a new ballet on Romeo and Juliet in Leningrad in 1935, what major change did the director demand?

10. Verdi wrote three operas based on Shakespeare’s plays. What were they?

11. Who won an Oscar for scoring the fi lm Shakespeare in Love?

12. Is Berlioz’s Roméo et Juliette a piano fantasy, a choral symphony or a ballet suite?

13. “Where the bee sucks, there suck I”. What is the next line of Puck’s song?

14. Michael Nyman wrote the score for which fi lm based on Shakespeare’s last play?

15. Who wrote the score for the fi lm Cleopatra starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton?

16. Schubert’s An Silvia sets words from which Shakespearean play?

17. Full Fathom Five, The Cloud Capp’d Towers and Over Hill, Over Dale make up Three Shakespeare Songs by which British composer?

18. Mendelssohn’s Wedding March was composed as part of incidental music to which play?

19. Leonard Bernstein updated Romeo and Juliet in which musical?

20. Who scored the fi lms Henry V, Hamlet and Richard III, all starring Laurence Olivier?

The answers to these questions will be published in the July edition of On Air.

Procession of Characters from Shakespeare’s Plays by an unknown 19th-century artist

MAY TRIVIA ANSWERS: 1. Tullio Serafin. 2. Domenico Scarlatti.

3. Scheherazade. 4. Sparafucile. 5. Diana Doherty. 6. Sibelius.

7. Sir Georg Solti. 8. Oscar Straus. 9. Sutherland Trio. 10. Sforzando.

11. Sir Mark Elder. 12. Edith Sitwell. 13. Jule Styne. 14. Shawm.

15. Suor Angelica, Gianni Schicchi. 16. Josef Suk. 17. Artie Shaw.

18. Robert Schumann. 19. Summer Night on the River. 20. Serioso.


C P E Bach: Flute Concerto in A minor, Wq.166. Stephen Preston, fte. English Concert/Trevor Pinnock. Archiv 479 2499 26Mozart: Six German Dances, K.567. Orpheus CO. DG 479 0059 12Boccherini: String Quintet in A minor, G.300. Europa Galante. Virgin VC5 45421 2 20Dittersdorf (arr. Pilley): Harp Concerto in A. Marisa Robles, harp. ASMF/Iona Brown. Decca 452 585-2 18

12.00 Recent Releasesproduced by Mark ShepheardRepeat of Sunday’s program.

12.00 Divertimentowith Marjorie Hall

1.00 Concert Hallwith Elisabeth Giddy

Elgar: Cockaigne Overture, Op.40. London SO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Argo 430 835-2 14Beethoven: Cello Sonata No.5 in D, Op.102/2. Zoe Knighton, vlc. Elyane Laussade, pno. 3MBS rec. 22Vaughan Williams: Concerto in C for Two Pianos & Orchestra. Ralph Markham & Kenneth Broadway, pnos. Royal PO/Yehudi Menuhin. Virgin VC7 90733 2 29Piazzolla: Le Grand Tango. Zoe Knighton, vlc. Amir Farid, pno. Move MD 3347 13Haydn: Symphony No.51 in B fl at, Hob.I:51. AAM/Christopher Hogwood. L’Oiseau-Lyre 443 779-2 28Ireland: A Downland Suite. City of London Sinfonia/Richard Hickox. Chandos CHAN 9376 18Respighi: Ancient Airs & Dances Suite No.3. Philharmonia Hungarica/Antal Dorati. Mercury 434 304-2 19Mozart (arr. Rutter): Flute Concerto No.2 in D, K.314. Jane Rutter, fte. Sydney Bach Orch/Richard Bonynge. WEA 903172866 2 19

4.00 Intermezzowith John van Bavel

Includes CD of the Week at 4.30 and the A-Z of Classical Music at 6.00.

7.00 Exploring Musicwith Bill McGlaughlinRepeat of today’s program.

7.00 The Early Music Experiencewith Mark Shepheard

8.00 Illuminations

Triumph or Tragedy: Opening Nights at the Opera

Margot Costanzo sheds some light and some laughter on the reception of six operas on their opening nights. Beginning with Handel’s Rinaldo and ending with Beethoven’s Fidelio, you might be alternately surprised, appalled or delighted by the not-so-hidden motives of the commentators. You will always be delighted by the music!

10.00 Theatretrackwith Henry Sachwald

Original cast recordings from Broadway, the West End and Australia featuring the latest new releases.

Theatretrack is proudly supported by Alan and Shirley Richmond through the 3MBS Patrons’ Program

FRIDAY 3

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Esther Peng

Liszt: A Faust Symphony, S.108. Alexander Young, ten. Beecham Choral Society. Royal PO/Sir Thomas Beecham. EMI CDM 7 63371 2 70

6.00 Daybreakwith Rex Williams

8.00 Wednesday Night at the Operawith Nigel Simpson

Includes: Smetana: The Bartered Bride. Ludmila Cervinkova, sop. Beno Blachut, ten. Ladislav Mraz, bs-bar. Karel Kalas, bass. Josef Heriban, Rudolf Vonasek, Vera Krilova, Jarmila Palivcova, Bohumir Vich, Jarmilla Pechova & Jan Soumar, vocs. Prague RSO & Chorus/Karel Ancerl. Opera D’Oro 1354 120

8.00 Mozart & Friends

10.00 From the Chicago Symphony Orchestra

THURSDAY 2

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Vanessa Sharman

Prokofi ev: Symphony-Concerto in E minor, Op.125. Pieter Wispelwey, vlc. Rotterdam PO/Vassily Sinaisky. Channel Classics SA 27909 40

6.00 Daybreakwith John Wilkinson



10.00 Morning Recitalwith Joan Ikin

Music For MansionsCouperin: Concert Royal No.1 in G. Patrick Cohen-Akenine, vln. Les Folies Francoises/Patrick Cohen-Akenine. Sacem MBF 1107 9Handel: Chandos Anthem No.5, “I will magnify Thee”. Lynne Dawson, sop. Ian Partridge, ten. Sixteen Choir & Orch/Harry Christophers. Chandos CHAN 0504 23

Mozart: Misera, dove son … Ah, non son io, K.369. *Ch’io mi scordi di te … Non temer, amato bene, K.505. Elly Ameling, sop.*Dalton Baldwin, pno. English CO/Edo de Waart. Philips 473 451-2 18Glazunov: Symphony No.1 in E, “Slavyanskaya”, Op.5. USSR Ministry of Culture SO/Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Olympia OCD 100 35Glazunov: Theme & Variations in F sharp minor, Op.72. Stephen Coombs, pno. Hyperion CDA 66844 18Adams: The Chairman Dances. San Francisco SO/Edo de Waart. EN 7559-79144-2 12Koehne: Powerhouse. Sydney SO/Edo de Waart. ABC 462 012-2 12

3.00 Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Hourwith Callum Moncrieff

4.00 Intermezzowith Peter Bandy



7.00 Music for Keyboardwith Suzanne Smith

Bohm: Suite in C minor. John O’Donnell, hpschd. Melba MR 301143 8Suk: About Mother, Op.28. Margaret Fingerhut, pno. Chandos CHAN 9026 22W F Bach: Fugue No.8 in F minor, F.31. Leo Van Doeselaar, org. Etcetera KTC 2003-1 6Joachim (arr. Brahms): Demetrius Overture. Silke-Thora Matthies & Christian Kohn, pnos. Naxos 8.555849 16




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Jane O’Callaghan

Includes: Boccherini: Guitar Quintet No.5 in D, G.449. Richard Savino, gtr. Artaria Quartet. HM HMU 907026 18Crumb: Night of The Four Moons. Dawn Upshaw, sop. Orpheus CO. Nonesuch 7559-79364-2 15Doppler: Casilda Fantasy. Jean-Louis Beaumadier, fte. Fabrice Pierre, harp. Calliope CAL 9224 11Schubert: Piano Trio No.1 in B fl at, D.898. Benaud Trio. 3MBS rec. 42Westlake: Jovian Moons. Slava Grigoryan, gtr. Michael Kieran Harvey, pno. ABC 476 5744 16

12.00 Music for Keyboardwith Suzanne SmithRepeat of Wednesday’s program.

12.00 Divertimentowith Judith Blanchard-Hill

1.00 Concert Hallwith Robert HookeJohn Tallis Piano Recital;

Stephen Ma (piano); “Beleura”, Mornington; 2/8/2008. (Recorded by Stephen Brain).

Stephen MaBeethoven: Piano Sonata No.30 in E, Op.109.Bach: Cello Suite No.6 in D, BWV.1012. Yo-Yo Ma, vlc. Sony S2K 63202 30Mozart: String Quartet No.1 in G, K.80. Quartetto Italiano. Decca 478 5555 15Brumby: Bassoon Concerto. Paul Blackman, bsn. Adelaide SO/Patrick Thomas. Jade JADCD 1038 20

Berwald: Symphony No.1 in G minor, “Sinfonie serieuse”. Gothenburg SO/Neeme Jarvi. DG 445 581-2 30Dukas: La Peri. Ulster Orch/Yan Pascal Tortelier. Chandos CHAN 8852 20Roussel: Bacchus and Ariadne Suite No.1. Royal Scottish NO/Stephane Deneve. Naxos 8.570245 18Berlioz: King Lear Overture, Op.4. Montreal SO/Charles Dutoit. Decca 452 480-2 14

4.00 Intermezzowith Neil Appleby



7.00 Singers & Songswith June Sloane

8.00 Colours of Jazzwith Alan Marshall

10.00 Australian Soundswith Zoe Barker

Musical insights into Australian contemporary composers and composition.

SATURDAY 4

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Jon Churchward

Elgar: Symphony No.2 in E fl at, Op.63. BBC SO/Sir Andrew Davis. Teldec 9031-74888-2 57

6.00 Daybreakwith Mark Vendy

8.00 Prima la musicawith Robert Gibbsprepared by Jane Morris

Includes: Cambini: Sinfonia in D. Polish Philharmonic CO/Wojciech Rajski. Thorofon CTH 2050 18

Sheppard: Dum transisset sabbatum II. The Sixteen/Harry Christophers. Hyperion CDA 66603 7Telemann: Overture-Suite in A minor, TWV.55:a2. Prudence Davis, fte. Australia Pro Arte CO/Jeffrey Crellin. 3MBS rec. 27Bertali: Sonata a 4 in D minor. Echo du Danube/Christian Zincke. Naxos 8.557679 9Desmarest: Usquequo Domine. Sophie Daneman & Rebecca Ockenden, sops. Laurent Slaars, ten. Arnaud Marzorati, bass. Les Arts Florissants/William Christie. Sacem MBF 1107 24Schubert (arr. Williams): Arpeggione Sonata in A minor, D.821. John Williams, gtr. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 63385 22

8.00 Classically Kids

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 fi ne music.

9.00 Sounding Brasswith Anthea Same

10.00 The Romanticsprepared by Frank Prain

Reznicek: Donna Diana: Overture. Cincinnati Pops Orch/Erich Kunzel. Telarc 80116 6Liszt: Piano Concerto No.1 in E fl at, S.124. Alfred Brendel, pno. London PO/Bernard Haitink. Decca 478 5671 18Saint-Saens: String Quartet No.2 in G, Op.153. Medici Quartet. Koch 3-6484-2 30Bizet: Children’s Games. Katia Labeque & Marielle Labeque, pno duet. Philips 420 159-2 22

Schubert: Symphony No.5 in B fl at, D.485. OAE/Sir Charles Mackerras. Virgin VC5 61305 2 29

10.00 Arts Weeklywith Phillipa Edwards or Stephanie Kechayas

produced by Mariese ShallardCovering arts in Melbourne and Victoria.

11.00 Music In Melbournewith Julie Houghton or Sascha Kelly

Local musicians and performances, including guests live from our performance studio. Produced by Leah Blankendaal.

12.00 Saturday Lunchtime Miscellanywith Rod Watson

Includes: Kimber: Fantasy on “Advance Australia Fair”. Peter Exton, vln. Josephine Vains & Paul MacMillan, vlcs. Steve Reeves, db. Bill Kimber, pno. Private rec. 11Wilms: Sonata in C, Op.31. Wyneke Jordans & Leo Van Doeselaar, pno duet. Stemra BFO A-14 23Gretry: Suite of Dances. The Liege Solists/Gery Lemaire. EMI CFPC 4710 14Arne: Harpsichord Concerto No.1 in C. Paul Nicholson, hpschd. Parley of Instruments/Paul Nicholson. Hyperion CDA 66509 13Lachner: Ball-Suite in D, Op.170. Slovak State PO/Alfred Walter. Marco Polo 8.223594 33

12.00 Screenthemeswith Carol van Opstal

Music, news and interviews from fi lm and other screen media.

1.00 Vocal Chordswith Margot Costanzo

Opera highlights program featuring the arias we love, and those we shall learn to love.


SUNDAY 5

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Collector’s Corner with Henry FogelMusic of Niels Gade, Program 1

2.00 Notturnoprepared by Murray Vagg


Repeat of Thursday’s program.

7.00 Hymns Old & Newwith John Worcesterprepared by Peter Wakeley

Includes: Trad. (arr. Shaw): Holy Spirit, ever dwelling. Ewing: Jersualem the golden. Webb: Stand up, stand up for Jesus. Hayne: Thy kingdom come, O God. Floyd: O brother man. Attrib. Phillips: O for a thousand tongues to sing.

7.30 Organ and Choral Musicwith John Worcester

9.00 Morning Classicswith Phil Moye

Vivaldi: Violin Sonata in F, Op.2/4, RV.20. Fabrizio Cipriani, vln. Antonio Fantinuoli, vlc. Cantus C 9608 15Beethoven: Symphony No.8 in F, Op.93. Scottish CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Hyperion CDS 44304 26Vaughan Williams: On Wenlock Edge. Peter Pears, ten. Zorian String Quartet. Benjamin Britten, pno. Decca 478 5672 20Schubert: String Quartet No.14 in D minor, “Death and the Maiden”, D.810. Flinders Quartet. Private rec. 41Vaughan Williams: Greensleeves. Ian Bostridge, ten. Holst Singers/Stephen Layton. Hyperion CDA 66777 6

11.00 Refl ections

With special guest tenor Andrew Goodwin

12.00 Sunday Lunchtime Miscellanywith Jane Mitchell

Includes: Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Night’s Dream Overture, Op.21. CO of Europe/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Teldec 3984-28405-2 12Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake, Op.20: Act 2: Pas d’action. Philharmonia Orch/Efrem Kurtz. EMI 5 67326 2 7Hummel: Rondo brillant in B fl at, Op.98. Howard Shelley, pno. London Mozart Players/Howard Shelley. Chandos CHAN 10216 16Marschner: Grande Ouverture solenne, Op.78. Slovak PO/Alfred Walter. Marco Polo 8.223342 10Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto in D, Op.35. Frank Peter Zimmermann, vln. Berlin PO/Lorin Maazel. EMI CDC 7 49758 2 36Dvorak: Slavonic Dances, B.83, Op.46. Vienna PO/Andre Previn. Philips 442 125-2 24

2.00 Apres-Midiwith Hector Walker

Williamson: The Display: Suite. Sydney SO/John Hopkins. ABC 438 195-2 24Hyde: Piano Concerto No.2 in C sharp minor. Miriam Hyde, pno. West Australian SO/Geoffrey Simon. ABC 446 285-2 25Peterson-Berger: Gullebarn’s Lullabies. Anne Sofi e von Otter, m-sop. Swedish RSO/Siegfried Kohler. Musica Sveciae MSCD 330 20Rachmaninov: Symphonic Dances, Op.45. Royal PO/Andrew Litton. Virgin VMT 7 59279 2 35

2.00 Saturday Afternoon Concertwith Doug Beecroft

Bach: Orchestral Suite No.3 in D, BWV.1068. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 53356 21Mozart: Oh temerario Arbace!, K.79. Danielle de Niese, sop. OAE/Sir Charles Mackerras. Decca 478 1511 7Beethoven (arr. Blumenthal): Violin Concerto in D, Op.61 (arr. Piano). Felicja Blumental, pno. Brno State PO/Jiri Waldhans. Brana BR 0004 43Brahms: Symphony No.3 in F, Op.90. Scottish CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Telarc 80465 36

4.00 The Piano Albumwith June Sloane

MiscellanyIncludes: Hummel: Piano Sonata in F sharp minor, Op.81. Danielle Laval, pno. Valois V 4667 30Grieg: Holberg Suite, Op.40. Einar Steen-Nokleberg, pno. Naxos 8.550884 22Granados: Goyescas No.4: The Lover and the Nightingale. Garrick Ohlsson, pno. Hyperion CDA 67846 6Granados: Allegro de Concierto. Garrick Ohlsson, pno. Hyperion CDA 67846 8Beethoven: Eight Variations in C on a Theme by Count Waldstein, WoO.67. Cullan Bryant & Dmitry Rachmanov, pno duet. Naxos 8.572519-20 10Tchaikovsky: Dumka, Op.59. Victoria Postnikova, pno. Erato 4509-91843-2 11

6.00 The World of Baroqueprepared by Joseph Barake

Includes: Vivaldi: Violin & Trumpet Concerto in B fl at, RV.548. Iona Brown, vln. Maurice Andre, tpt. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. EMI 5 86646 2 9

Fux: Sonata a 4. Concentus Musicus Vienna/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Teldec 8.41271 9Monteverdi: Dixit Dominus II. Balthasar-Neumann Choir & Ensemble/Thomas Hengelbrock. DHM 05472 77531 2 8Rameau: Zoroastre: Suite. Le Concert des Nations/Jordi Savall. Alia Vox AVSA 9822B 22Quantz: Flute Concerto in G minor. James Galway, fte. Wurttemberg CO/Jorg Faerber. RCA RD 60247 19Charpentier: Elevation, H.408. Namur Chamber Choir. Musica Polyphonica/Louis Devos. Erato 2292-45339-2 14Fasch: Trio in E minor for Two Oboes & Basso Continuo. Cologne Camerata. DHM GD 77015 11Handel: Concerto grosso in F, Op.6/9. Australian Brandenburg Orch/Paul Dyer. ABC 476 3436 14

8.00 Great Makers of Musicwith Peter Hume

Jeffrey CrellinTelemann: Overture-Suite in A minor, TWV55:a2. Prudence Davis, fte. Australia Pro Arte CO/Jeffrey Crellin. 3MBS rec. 27Boccherini: Nightwatch in Madrid, G.324. Australia Pro Arte CO/Jeffrey Crellin. 3MBS rec. 6Rossini: William Tell: Overture. Monash Academy Orch/Jeffrey Crellin. 3MBS rec. 12Gliere (arr. Yu): Coloratura Concerto, Op.82, (arr. Oboe). Jeffrey Crellin, oboe. Australia Pro Arte CO/Jeffrey Crellin. Move MD 3312 14Wagner: Tristan and Isolde: Isolde’s Liebestod. Nicole Youl, sop. Monash Academy Orch/Jeffrey Crellin. 3MBS rec. 17Holst: Fugal Concerto, Op.40/2. Prudence Davis, fte. Jeffrey Crellin, oboe. Australia Pro Arte CO/Jeffrey Crellin. 3MBS rec. 8Stravinsky: The Firebird: Suite. Monash Academy Orch/Jeffrey Crellin. 3MBS rec. 21

10.00 Night Tramwith Peter Green


4.00 The Talentwith Stefanie KechayasRepeat of Tuesday’s program.

4.00 Recent Releasesproduced by Mark ShepheardA review of the latest

classical recordings.

5.00 3MBS Classical Chartwith Mark Shepheard

Our weekly countdown of Melbourne’s ten best-selling classical recordings.

6.00 Melbourne in Concertwith Adele Schonhardtor Stewart Kelly

Live Performance; Duo Chamber Melange: Ivana Tomaskova (violin) & Tamara Smolyar (piano); 3MBS Lady Marigold Southey Performance Studio, Abbotsford.

Duo Chamber MelangeBrahms: Violin Sonata No.1 in G, Op.78. Pavlova: Six Pieces. Janacek: Violin Sonata No.1.

8.00 Choral Masterworkswith Adrian McEniery

Includes: Cavalli: Messa Concertata. Seicento. Parley of Instruments/Peter Holman. Helios CDH 55193 64

10.00 Contemporary Visionswith Tony ThomasRepeat of Tuesday’s program.

10.00 Sunday Night Latewith Ashleigh Robertsonor Simon Meadows

Hidden gems and lesser-known music from known composers.

MONDAY 6

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Rodney Phillips

Mendelssohn: Symphony No.2 in B fl at, “Hymn of Praise”, Op.52. Karita Mattila & Elizabeth Connell, sops. Hans-Peter Blochwitz, ten. London SO & Chorus/Claudio Abbado. DG 479 1046 74

6.00 Daybreakwith Frank Prainprogrammed by Jane Mitchell


Richard Wagner – Episode 1

10.00 Morning Recitalwith Graeme McKinnon

Includes: Berlioz: Waverley Overture, Op.1. Toulouse Capitole Orch/Michel Plasson. EMI CDC 7 54237 2 10Berlioz: Les Nuits d’ete, Op.7. Janice Taylor, m-sop. Bernard Greenhouse, vlc. Dalton Baldwin, pno. Dorian DOR 90128 28Chausson: Poeme, Op.25. Miwako Abe, vln. David McSkimming, pno. Move MD 3223 16Ravel: Violin & Cello Sonata in A minor. Kristian Winther, vln. Michelle Wood, vlc. Melba MR 301115 29Debussy: Piano Trio in G. Trio Anima Mundi. 3MBS rec. 22

12.00 Singers & Songswith June SloaneRepeat of Friday’s program.

12.00 Divertimentowith Debbie Nossbaum

1.00 Concert Hallwith Marysia Green

Includes: Roman: Drottningholm Music. Uppsala CO/Anthony Halstead. Naxos 8.553733 55

Kraus: Violin Concerto in C, VB.151. Takako Nishizaki, vln. New Zealand SO/Uwe Grodd. Naxos 8.570334 30Berwald: Piano Concerto in D. Marian Migdal, pno. Royal PO/Ulf Bjorlin. EMI CDM 5 65073 2 21Berwald: Concert Piece for Bassoon & Orchesra. Patrik Hakansson, bsn. Gavle SO/Petri Sakari. Naxos 8.555370 12Alfven: Swedish Rhapsody No.1, “Midsummer Vigil”, Op.19. Iceland SO/Petri Sakari. Chandos CHAN 9313 14Alfven: Swedish Rhapsody No.3, “Dalecarlian Rhapsody”, Op.47. Iceland SO/Petri Sakari. Chandos CHAN 9313 22

4.00 Intermezzowith Susan Porterprepared by Jane Morris



7.00 A Time to Rememberwith Marjorie Hall

8.00 Chamber Music and Songwith Christopher Ellis

Haydn: String Quartet in F, Hob.III:73, Op.74/2. Salomon Quartet. Hyperion CDA 66124 27Brahms: Piano Quartet No.2 in A, Op.26. Tamas Vasary, pno. Thomas Brandis, vln. Wolfram Christ, vla. Ottomar Borwitzky, vlc. DG 479 0378 50Sculthorpe: Eliza Fraser Sings. Marilyn Richardson, sop. Christine Draeger, fte. David Miller, pno. Vox Australis VAST 018-2 12Dreyfus: Sextet for Didjeridoo & Wind Instruments. George Minunguj, didjeridu. Adelaide Wind Quintet. Southern Cross SCCD 1024 16

10.00 A Little Night Music(from around the world)with John Worcester

Includes: Collins: Vanity Fair. Gibbs: Dusk. Frankel: Carriage and Pair. RTE Concert Orch/Ernest Tomlinson. Marco Polo 8.223522 11Walton (arr. Tottenham): Five Bagatelles (arr. Guitar). Melbourne Guitar Quartet. Toccata Classics MGQ 002 15Schubert: Serenade, D.957/4. The Bird, D.691. Faith in Spring, D.686. Shu-Cheen Yu, sop. Katherine Day, pno. Move MCD 501 9Pachelbel: Ciacona in F minor. David Agg, org. Private rec. 8Coates: Ship of Dream. The Outlaw’s Song. Your Name. Richard Edgar-Wilson, ten. Eugene Asti, pno. Marco Polo 8.223806 7Piazzolla: Invierno Porteno. La Tin Shed Orquesta. Move MD 3334 7Scott: Clarinet Quintet. Robert Plane, cl. Lucy Gould & Mia Cooper, vlns. David Adams, vla. Alice Neary, vlc. Chandos CHAN 10575 13Sainte-Colombe: Le change. Le tendre. Menuet tendre. Les Voix Humaines. 3MBS rec. 12Solare: Tengo un Tango. Nomade. Talisman. Zoe Knighton, vlc. Amir Farid, pno. Move MD 3347 12de la Barre: 1Fatal amour. 2Qu’un cour est prevenu. 2Judith van Wanroij, sop. 1Benjamin Alunni, bar. Capriccio Stravagante. Paradizo PA 9003 7

TUESDAY 7

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Anne Bellew

Hovhaness: Symphony No.60, “To the Appalachian Mountains”, Op.396. Berlin RSO/Gerard Schwarz. Naxos 8.559294 34

6.00 Daybreakwith Loretto Perkins




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Frank Pam

Anon: Suite in D for Trumpet, Two Oboes, Taille, Two Bassoons & Harpsichord. Wolfgang Basch, tpt. Bart Schneemann & Han de Vries, oboes. Maarten Dekkers, cor ang. Brian Pollard & Frans Berkhout, bsns. Bob van Asperen, hpschd. DHM RD 77976 18Haydn: Symphony No.22 in E fl at, “The Philosopher”, Hob.I:22. Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orch/Adam Fischer. Nimbus NI 5179 17Mozart: String Quintet No.6 in E fl at, K.614. Orlando Quartet. Nobuko Imai, vla. BIS 432 29Schubert: Piano Sonata No.18 in G, D.894. Maria Joao Pires, pno. Erato ECD 75470 40Kats-Chernin: Wedding Suite. Laura Chislett, fte. Thomas Jones, vln. Private rec. 6

12.00 Vocal Chordswith Margot CostanzoRepeat of Saturday’s program.

12.00 Divertimentowith Margot Blackwell

1.00 Concert Hallwith John Cleghorn

Coleridge-Taylor: Hiawatha Overture, Op.30. CSRSO/Adrian Leaper. Marco Polo 8.223516 11Prokofi ev: Piano Concerto No.3 in C, Op.26. Ran Dank, pno. Sydney SO/Kirill Karabits. ABC 476 6960 28Byrd: Mass for Four Voices. Tallis Scholars/Peter Phillips. Gimell GIM 992 23Buxtehude: Sonata in B fl at, Bux.WV.273. Musica Antiqua Cologne/Reinhard Goebel. Archiv 427 1181 15Schumann: Symphony No.1 in B fl at, “Spring”, Op.38. RCO/Riccardo Chailly. Decca 425 608-2 33

Carmichael: Concierto folklorico. John Carmichael, pno. West Australian SO/David Measham. ABC 442 374-2 26Elgar: Serenade for Strings in E minor, Op.20. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 53356 12Haydn: Divertimento in D, Hob.X:1. Haydn Sinfonietta Vienna/Manfred Huss. Koch Schwann 3-1250-2 H1 16

4.00 Intermezzowith Nicky Gilderdale




8.00 Mozart & Friendswith Vanessa Sharman

Salieri: Serenata in B fl at. Il Gruppo di Roma. Frequenz CAP 1 15M Haydn: Trombone Concerto in D. Christian Lindberg, tbn. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. BIS 1248 17Beethoven: March in D. Berlin Philharmonic Wind Ensemble/Hans Priem-Bergrath. DG 419 624-2 7Sussmayr: Concerto Movement in D. Thea King, basset cl. English CO/Leopold Hager. Hyperion CDA 66504 10Beethoven: Polonaise, Ecossaise & Marches. Berlin Philharmonic Wind Ensemble/Hans Priem-Bergrath. DG 419 624-2 11Haydn: Oboe Concerto in C, Hob.VIIg:C1. Jiri Tancibudek, oboe. Adelaide CO/Richard Divall. ABC 461 703-2 23Haydn: Duo concertante No.2 in A. Michel Portal & Paul Meyer, cls. EMI 5 56732 2 9Veracini: Flute Sonata in C, Op.1/4. Giorgio Bernabo, fte. Alan Curtis, hpschd. Dynamic CDS 114 10

Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A, K.581: Excerpt. Scotch College Chamber Players. Move MCD 171 7

8.00 Contemporary Visionswith Tony Thomas

Music of the last sixty years including the innovative and avant-garde. A focus on new releases, new compositions and interviews.

10.00 Concertoprepared by Paul BurkeA musical celebration of this

enduring form.

10.00 Jazz Riverswith Alison Lee-Tet

WEDNESDAY 8

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Enescu: Symphony No.1 in E fl at, Op.13. George Enescu State PO/Mihai Brediceanu. Marco Polo 8.223141 36




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Bill Mack

Vivaldi: Concerto in C for Two Oboes & Two Clarinets, RV.559. Stephen Hammer & Frank de Bruine, oboes. Antony Pay & Eric Hoeprich, cls. AAM/Christopher Hogwood. L’Oiseau-Lyre 433 674-2 10Haydn: Symphony No.20 in C, Hob.I:20. AAM/Christopher Hogwood. L’Oiseau-Lyre 436 592-2 18

Schubert: Five German Dances, D.89. Gidon Kremer, vln. CO of Europe. DG 437 535-2 15Schumann: Andante & Variations. Vladimir Ashkenazy & Vovka Ashkenazy, pnos. Radovan Vlatkovic, horn. Georg Donderer & Mathias Donderer, vlcs. Decca 433 850-2 19Debussy: Four Songs. Della Jones, m-sop. Malcolm Martineau, pno. Chandos CHAN 9147 19Benjamin: Cello Sonatina. David Pereira, vlc. Ian Munro, pno. Tall Poppies TP 134 13Rachmaninov: Trio elegiaque No.1 in G minor. Eugene Feigin, pno. Tatiana Feigin, vln. Jacek Gebczynski, vlc. Centaur CRC 2059 15

12.00 A Time To Rememberwith Marjorie HallRepeat of Monday’s program.



Glazunov: Lyric Poem, Op.12. USSR RSO/Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Melodiya MA 00057 11Glazunov: Piano Sonata No.1 in B fl at minor, Op.74. Stephen Coombs, pno. Helios CDH 55221 24Glazunov: Symphony No.2 in F sharp minor, Op.16. USSR Ministry of Culture SO/Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Melodiya MA 00045 46Glinka: Grand Sextet in E fl at. Capricorn. Hyperion CDA 66163 25Lyapunov: Rhapsody on Ukranian Themes in F sharp minor, Op.28. Michael Ponti, pno. Westphalian SO/Siegfried Landau. Vox FCA 1033 16Balakirev: Russia. Russian State SO/Igor Golovshin. Naxos 8.550793 16Shostakovich: Jazz Suite No.2. Russian State SO/Dmitry Yablonsky. Naxos 8.555949 20





7.00 Music for Keyboardwith Stewart Kelly

Includes: Haydn: Andante & Variations in F minor, Hob.XVII:6. Alfred Brendel, pno. Decca 478 2116 12Medtner: Piano Sonata in B fl at minor, “Romantica”, Op.53/1. Marc-Andre Hamelin, pno. Hyperion CDA 67221/4 24


Janacek: Kata Kabanova. Elisabeth Soderstrom, sop. Nedezda Kniplova, contr. Petr Dvorsky & Vladimir Krejcik, tens. Vienna State Opera Chorus. Vienna PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Decca 421 852-2 100Humperdinck: Hansel and Gretel. Ileana Contrubas, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa & Elisabeth Soderstrom, sops. Frederica von Stade & Christa Ludwig, m-sops. Siegmund Nimsgern, bs-bar. Cologne Opera Children’s Chorus. Gurzenich Orch/Sir John Pritchard. CBS M2K 79217 108



THURSDAY 9

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Nielsen: Symphony No.1 in G minor, FS.16, Op.7. Danish RSO/Herbert Blomstedt. EMI 5 74188 2 36





Bach’s Half Dozens• Brandenburg Concerto No.6 in B fl at, BWV.1051. English CO/Raymond Leppard. Philips 478 4614 17• French Suite No.6 in E, BWV.817. Fazil Say, pno. Teldec 3984 26124 2 15• Brandenburg Concerto No.5 in D, BWV.1050. Alison Mitchell, fte. Richard Tognetti, vln. Angela Hewitt, pno. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Hyperion CDA 67307 20• Concerto in C, BWV.594. Peter Hurford, org. Decca 421 617-2 20• Prelude & Fugue in A minor, BWV.894. Jeno Jando, pno. Naxos 8.570291 10• English Suite No.2 in A minor, BWV.807. Murray Perahia, pno. Sony SK 60277 22




Includes: Nicolai: The Merry Wives of Windsor: Overture. Vienna PO/Willi Boskovsky. London 436 785-2 9Mozart: Violin Concerto No.4 in D, K.218. Henryk Szeryng, vln. New Philharmonia Orch/Sir Alexander Gibson. Decca 478 4271 24Brahms: Piano Trio No.3 in C minor, Op.101. Tamas Vasary, pno. Thomas Brandis, vln. Ottomar Borwitzky, vlc. DG 479 0378 20Nielsen: Clarinet Concerto, FS.129. Sabine Meyer, cl. Berlin PO/Sir Simon Rattle. EMI 0094639442126 24Beethoven: Symphony No.4 in B fl at, Op.60. Tasmanian SO/David Porcelijn. ABC 461 918-2 29Bax: Trio in One Movement. Robert Plane, cl. Lucy Gould, vln. Benjamin Frith, pno. Naxos 8.557698 17Villa-Lobos: Bachianas Brasileiras No.1. Pleeth Cello Octet. Hyperion CDA 66257 19Mageau: Concerto grosso. Brisbane Baroque Trio. Queensland SO/Wilfred Lehmann. Jade JADCD 1083 16





8.00 Illuminations

A Musical Present for a Queen

This year is the 90th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II and John Wilkinson has put together a selection of British music composed between 1926 – the year of her birth – and today. The program will feature works of some of the best known British composers such as Bliss, Coates, Vaughan Williams and Walton.




FRIDAY 10

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Phil Moye

Hughes: Symphony in Three Movements. Melbourne SO/Joseph Post. ABC 476 6335 28





Includes: Prokofi ev: Winter Bonfi re, Op.122. Finchley Children’s Music Group. New London Orch/Ronald Corp. Helios CDH 55177 19Waldteufel: The Skaters Waltz, Op.183. Schwanen Salon Orch/Georg Huber. Naxos 8.578003 9Vivaldi: The Four Seasons: Concerto in F minor, “Winter”, RV.297. Yehudi Menuhin, vln. Camerata Lysy Gstaad/Alberto Lysy. EMI 5 67326 2 9Pollard: Handful of Rain. Michael Kieran Harvey, pno. Move MD 3218 11


Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.1 in G minor, “Winter Daydreams”, Op.13. RCO/Bernard Haitink. Decca 478 6360 44Westlake: Winter in the Forgotten Valley. Guitar Trek. ABC 432 698-2 12

12.00 Music for Keyboardwith Stewart KellyRepeat of Wednesday’s program.


1.00 Concert Hallwith Robert HookeJohn Tallis Piano Recital;

Stephen Ma (piano); “Beleura”, Mornington; 2/8/2008. (Recorded by Stephen Brain).

Stephen MaLiszt: Les jeux d’eau a la Villa d’Este, S.163/4.Poulenc: Cello Sonata. Steven Isserlis, vlc. Pascal Devoyon, pno. Virgin VC7 90812 2 22Brumby: Flute Concerto. Vernon Hill, fte. Melbourne SO/Hiroyuki Iwaki. Jade JADCD 1039 18Mozart: String Quartet No.2 in D, K.155. Quartetto Italiano. Decca 478 5555 10Berwald: Symphony No.2 in D, “Sinfonie capricieuse”. Gothenburg SO/Neeme Jarvi. DG 445 581-2 28Sibelius: Tapiola, Op.112. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 479 017-2 20Brahms: Ballades, Op.10. Brian Chapman, pno. Tonart Productions TPCD 971031 22Rimsky-Korsakov: Russian Easter Festival Overture, Op.36. Philharmonia Orch/Evgeny Svetlanov. Hyperion CDA 66399 15

Khachaturian: Spartacus: Suite No.2. Scottish NO/Neeme Jarvi. Chandos CHAN 8927 21








SATURDAY 11

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Paul Burke

Nielsen: Symphony No.3, “Espansiva”, FS.60. Inger Dam-Jensen, sop. Poul Elming, ten. Danish National SO/Michael Schonwandt. Naxos 8.570738 37


8.00 Prima la musicawith Sam Alfredsprepared by Jane Morris

Includes: Manfredini: Piano Concerto in B fl at. Felicja Blumental, pno. Salzburg Mozarteum Orch/Michiyoshi Inoue. Brana BR 0026 25Vivaldi: L’Estro Armonico, Op.3: Concerto No.8. Flavio Cucchi & Nuccio D’Angelo, gtrs. Guitar Symphonietta/Leo Brouwer. Giulia GS 201006 10

Dittersdorf: Symphony in F, “The Rescue of Andromeda by Perseus”, Kr.76. Vienna Sinfonietta/Kurt Rapf. Calig 50886 22Leonarda: Sonata in D minor, Op.16/12. Lucinda Moon, vln. Tommie Andersson, theorbo. Catherine Finnis, vlc. Glenys March, hpschd. 5MBS rec. 10Biber: Rosary Sonata No.15 in C, “Crowning of the Blessed Virgin”. Elizabeth Wallfi sch, vln. Rosanne Hunt, vlc. Linda Kent, org. ABC 476 6831 10Lobo: Versa est in luctum. Oxford Camerata/Jeremy Summerly. Naxos 8.558067 5Susato: Dances. Convivium Musicum Gothenburgense/Andreas Edlund. Naxos 8.558067 6Marais: Sonnerie de Sainte-Genevieve du Mont de Paris. Trio Sonnerie. HM HMX 2908148 8





Berlioz: Les Francs-juges Overture, Op.3. Montreal SO/Charles Dutoit. Decca 452 480-2 12Gounod: Choral Mass in G minor. Lausanne Vocal Ensemble/Michel Corboz. Marie-Claire Alain, org. Erato 2292-54355-2 28Franck: Symphonic Variations. Howard Shelley, pno. London SO/Geoffrey Simon. ABC 426 382-2 15Grieg: Lyric Pieces, Book 3, Op.43. Peter Katin, pno. UK UKCD 2033 14

Schubert: Symphony No.6 in C, D.589. RCO/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Teldec 4509-91184-2 35






Includes: Verdi: King for a Day: Overture. Royal PO/Lamberto Gardelli. Decca 478 4916 6Henry VIII (arr. Howarth): Rose Without a Thorn. Philip Jones Brass Ensemble/Philip Jones. Decca 417 534-2 12Walton: Orb and Sceptre. Royal Liverpool PO/Sir Charles Groves. EMI CDZ 7 62528 2 7Bach (arr. Mowat): Brandenburg Concerto No.3 in G, BWV.1048. Philip Jones Brass Ensemble/Philip Jones. Decca 417 534-2 9Zach (arr. Nordmann): Harp Concerto in C minor. Marielle Nordmann, harp. Auvergne Orch/Jean-Jacques Kantorow. FNAC 592009 13Brumby: Four Songs of the Sea. National Boys’ Choir of Australia. QC Ensemble/Peter Casey. Move MCD 048 11Warlock: Capriol Suite. English String Orch/William Boughton. Nimbus NI 5213 10Haydn: Symphony No.31 in D, “Hornsignal”, Hob.I:31. Orch of St Luke’s/Sir Charles Mackerras. Telarc 80156 34







Balakirev (arr. Gamley): Islamey. Australian Pops Orch/Douglas Gamley. APO 4509-90485-2 9Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No.2 in C minor, Op.18. Leif Ove Andsnes, pno. Berlin PO/Antonio Pappano. EMI 4 74813 2 33Tubin: Suite on Estonian Dances. Mark Lubotsky, vln. Gothenburg SO/Neeme Jarvi. BIS 286 17Karlowicz: Symphony in E minor, “Rebirth”, Op.7. Warsaw PO/Antoni Wit. Naxos 5.572487 47

4.00 The Piano Albumwith Vanessa Sharman

Includes: Schnabel: Dance Suite. Geoffrey Tozer, pno. Chandos CHAN 9673 31Beethoven: Diabelli Variations in C, Op.120. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. Decca 478 5093 49Piazzolla: Three Preludes. Daniel Levy, pno. Edelweiss Emission EE 5004 17


Includes: Bach: Cantata, “All glory to the Lord our God”, BWV.129. Edith Mathis, sop. Anna Reynolds, m-sop. Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, bar. Munich Bach Orch & Choir/Karl Richter. Archiv 439 380-2 22Albinoni: Violin Concerto in D, Op.9/7. Tanja Becker-Bender, vln. European Chamber Soloists/Nicol Matt. Brilliant Classics 92791 14Seixas (b.11/6/1704): Harpsichord Concerto in A. Ketil Haugsand, hpschd. Norwegian Baroque Orch/Ketil Haugsand. Virgin VC5 451142 2 7

A Scarlatti: Bella madre de’ fi ori. Fiona Campbell, contr. Alice Evans & Giulia Panzeri, vlns. Michael Leopold, theorbo & gtr. Catherine Jones, vlc. Kirsty McCahon, db. Neal Peres da Costa, hpschd. FC 111 27Lully: Les Amants magnifi ques: Suite. Musiciens du Louvre/Marc Minkowski. Erato ECD 75361 20Albinoni (arr. Tanner): Adagio in G minor. Yale Cellos/Aldo Parisot. Delos DE 3042 13


Two Australian Chamber EnsemblesPleyel: Quintet in E fl at for Flute, Oboe, Violin, Viola & Cello, Op.10/3. Australian Chamber Soloists. 3MBS rec. 12Sitsky: Trio for Flute, Oboe & Piano, “Oriental”. Australian Chamber Soloists. 3MBS rec. 16Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.4 in G, Op.58. Stephen Kovacevich, pno. Australian CO/Stephen Kovacevich. EMI EMX 2184 34Suk: Serenade for Strings in E fl at, Op.6. Australian CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Conifer CDCF 170 30Sculthorpe: Irkanda IV. Richard Tognetti, vln. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Chandos CHAN 10063 11

10.00 Night Tramwith Desley Dixon

SUNDAY 12

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Collector’s Corner with Henry FogelMusic of Niels Gade, Program 2

2.00 Notturnoprepared by Sam Alfreds



7.00 Hymns Old & Newprepared by Peter Wakeley

Includes: Westbrook: Glory, love and praise and honour.

Attrib. Schulz: We plough the fi elds and scatter. M Haydn: Sometimes a light surprises. Sullivan: To thee, O Lord, our hearts we raise. Thomerson: I want to walk as a child of the light. After Purcell: Christ is made the sure foundation.

7.30 Organ and Choral Musicwith Simon Colvin

Includes: Handel: Il pastor fi do: Overture. James Tibbles, org (Ponsonby Baptist Church, Auckland NZ). Atoll ACD 406 19Stainer: Evening Canticles in B fl at. Peterborough Cathedral Choir/Christopher Gower. Mark Duthie, org. Priory PRCD 632 9MacMillan: A child’s prayer. Dove: Into thy hands. Gabrieli Consort/Paul McCreesh. Signum SIGCD 281 13

9.00 Morning Classicswith Robert Hooke

Includes: Lully: L’amour medecin. Musiciens du Louvre/Marc Minkowski. Erato ECD 75361 11Telemann: Overture in F, TWV.55:F4. Collegium Instrumentale Brugense/Patrick Peire. Brilliant Classics 93416 11Bach: Orchestral Suite No.1 in C, BWV.1066. New London Consort/Philip Pickett. L’Oiseau-Lyre 452 000-2 27Brahms: Academic Festival Overture, Op.80. Scottish CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Telarc 80463 10Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No.3 in D minor, Op.30. Lazar Berman, pno. London SO/Claudio Abbado. CBC MYK 44715 44

11.00 Refl ections

With special guest Australian Ballet Principal David McAllister


Various (arr. Green): MGM Jubilee Overture. John Wilson Orch. EMI 50999 0 28845 2 8Faure: Pavane, Op.50. Melbourne SO/Willem van Otterloo. ABC 836 035-2 7Sarasate: Carmen Fantasy, Op.25. Zhen-rong Wang, vln. Bienne Orchestral Society/Fabrizio Ventura. Musica Helvetica MHCD 76.2 12Hanmer: Blue Hills Rhapsody. Queensland SO/Ronald Hanmer. ABC 442 374-2 13Clementi: Symphony No.1 in C, WoO.32. London Mozart Players/Matthias Bamert. Chandos CHAN 9234 25Mozart: Piano Concerto No.26 in D, “Coronation”, K.537. Maria Joao Pires, pno. Vienna PO/Claudio Abbado. DG 479 0059 30Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker, Op.71: Excerpts. Berlin PO/Semyon Bychkov. Philips 420 237-2 15


Wagner: Siegfried Idyll. Berlin PO/Rafael Kubelik. DG 453 290-2 19Bruch: Violin Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op.26. Miwako Abe, vln. Loughlin Sinfonia/Michael Loughlin. 3MBS rec. 26Mahler: The Song of the Earth. Waltraud Meier, m-sop. Siegfried Jerusalem, ten. Chicago SO/Daniel Barenboim. Erato 2292-45624-2 60

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Selby & Friends 2016 Tour 1 “Varied Virtues”; Kathryn Selby (piano), Andrew Haveron (violin) & Timo-Veikko Valve (cello); Elder Hall, Adelaide; 21/2/2016. (Recorded by Kym Wilson).

Beethoven: Piano Trio No.10 in E fl at, “Variations on an Original Theme”, Op.44. Busoni: Kultaselle, KiV.237. Schubert: Fantasia in C, D.934. Arensky: Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.32.

Selby & Friends 2015 Tour 4 “Anthology”; Kathryn Selby (piano), Sophie

Rowell & Anna Da Silva Chen (violins), Tobias Breider (viola), Julian Smiles (cello); Elder Hall, Adelaide; 13/9/2015. (Recorded by Kym Wilson).

Edwards: Piano Trio . Schumann: Piano Quintet in E fl at, Op.44.


Includes: McCartney: Ecce cor meum. Kate Royal, sop. Boys of Magdalen College Choir. Boys of King’s College Choir, Cambridge. London Voices. Colm Carey, org. ASMF/Gavin Greenaway. EMI 3 70424 2 57




MONDAY 13

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Gliere: Symphony No.3 in B minor, “Ilya Muromets”, Op.42. BBC PO/Sir Edward Downes. Chandos CHAN 9041 78

6.00 Daybreakwith Suzanne Smith


Pastoral Symphonies – Episode 1


Smetana: From the Homeland. Romana Zieglerova, vln. Larissa Cox, pno. 3MBS rec. 14Dvorak: American Suite in A, B.184, Op.98. Radoslav Kvapil, pno. Supraphon SU 3398-2 111 19Dvorak: Biblical Songs, B.185, Op.99. Peter Schreier, ten. Marian Lapsansky, pno. Berlin BC 1080-2 25Suk: Ballade and Serenade, Op.3. Christoph Stradner, vlc. Charles Owen, pno. Dorian DIS 80145 12Smetana: Memories of Bohemia in the Form of Polkas, Op.13. Andras Schiff, pno. Teldec 3984-21261-2 8Smetana: Piano Trio in G minor, Op.15. Benaud Trio. 3MBS rec. 30



1.00 Concert Hallwith Thilo Troschke

Beethoven: Egmont, Op.84: Overture. Heidelberg SO/Christopher Kopke. 3MBS rec. 8Grieg: Holberg Suite, Op.40. Richard Tognetti, vln. Christopher Moore, vla. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. BIS 1877 19Beethoven: Symphony No.9 in D minor, “Choral”, Op.125. Janice Watson, sop. Catherine Wyn-Rogers, contr. Stuart Skelton, ten. Detlef Roth, bar. Edinburgh Festival Chorus. Philharmonia Orch/Sir Charles Mackerras. Hyperion CDS 444305 62Hill: String Quartet No.5 in E fl at, “The Allies”. Australian Quartet. Marco Polo 8.223746 30Mendelssohn: Octet in E fl at, Op.20. Flinders Quartet & Tinalley String Quartet. 3MBS rec. 32Mozart: Symphony No.23 in D, K.181. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Philips 422 610-2 10

4.00 Intermezzowith Susan Porter



7.00 A Time to Rememberwith Judith Blanchard-Hill & Jon Churchward


C P E Bach: Recorder Sonata in D, Wq.83. Genevieve Lacey, rec. Daniel Yeadon, vlc. Neal Peres da Costa, hpschd. 3MBS rec. 14Mozart: Adagio & Rondo in C, K.617. Marc Grauwels, fte. Dennis James, glass harmonica. Brussels Virtuosi. Hyperion CDA 66392 13Rossini: La regata veneziana. Cecilia Bartoli, m-sop. Charles Spencer, pno. Decca 430 518-2 9Beethoven: Piano Trio No.6 in E fl at, Op.70/2. Streeton Trio. STRONT 001 31

Faure: L’Horizon chimerique, Op.118. Gerard Souzay, bar. Dalton Baldwin, pno. EMI CMS 7 64079 2 8Widor: Piano Quintet No.1 in D minor, Op.7. Ilona Prunyi, pno. New Budapest Quartet. Marco Polo 8.223193 29

10.00 A Little Night Music(from around the world)with John Worcester

Includes: Coleridge-Taylor: Hiawatha, Op.30: Overture. RTE Concert Orch/Adrian Leaper. Naxos 8.570576 11Blow: An Ode on the Death of Mr Henry Purcell. Carlos Mena & Damien Guillon, altos. Ricercar Consort. Mirare MIR 109 22Scarlatti: Sonata in D, K.443. Sonata in F minor, K.462. Skip Sempe, hpschd. Paradizo PA 0003 8Bragato: Graciela y Buenos Aires. Guastavino: The Rose and Willow. Zoe Knighton, vlc. Amir Farid, pno. Move MD 3347 12Byrd: Laudibus in Sanctus. Adelaide Chamber Singers/Carl Crossin. ACS 20103 6Saint-Lubin: Adagio religioso, Op.44. Anastasia Khitruk, vln. Elizaveta Kopelman, pno. Naxos 8.572019 7Davidson: Landscape. Melbourne Guitar Quartet. Toccata Classics MGQ 002 10Savall: If You Return. Adoucit la Melodie. Arianna Savall, sop. Arianna Savall, harp. Alia Vox AV 9869 8Corelli: Concerto grosso in D, Op.6/4. Le Concert des Nations/Jordi Savall. Alia Vox AVSA 9877 10

TUESDAY 14

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Elgar: Symphony No.2 in E fl at, Op.63. Philharmonia Orch/Giuseppe Sinopoli. DG 423 085-2 65





10.00 Morning Recitalwith Isabel Veale

Kats-Chernin: Dark Wind Blowing. Christopher Saunders, ten. Stefan Cassomenos, pno. Master Performers MP 020 15Liszt: Transcription of Lassen’s Music to Hebbel’s Nibelungen & Goeth’s Faust, S.496. Leslie Howard, pno. Hyperion CDA 66575 23Beethoven: String Quartet No.10 in E fl at, “Harp”, Op.74. Moscow Quartet. Finer Arts Records FA 9604-2 33Giuliani: Guitar Concerto No.1 in A, Op.30. John Williams, gtr. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 63385 30Kats-Chernin: Calliope Dreaming. Streeton Trio. Private rec. 7




Abel: Symphony No.3 in D. Cantilena/Adrian Shepherd. Chandos CHAN 8648 11Shostakovich: Concerto No.1 in C minor for Piano, Trumpet & Strings, Op.35. John Ogdon, pno. John Wilbraham, tpt. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Decca 448 577-2 21Chausson: Poeme de l’amour et de la mer, Op.19. Lauris Elms, contr. Sydney SO/Robert Pikler. ABC 446 279-2 25Brahms: Horn Trio in E fl at, Op.40. Barry Tuckwell, horn. Itzhak Perlman, vln. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. Decca 414 128-2 27

Elgar: Cello Concerto in E minor, Op.85. Ralph Kirshbaum, vlc. Scottish NO/Sir Alexander Gibson. Chandos CHAN 8384 33Grainger: Youthful Suite. BBC PO/Richard Hickox. Chandos CHAN 10638(19) 26Mozart: Symphony No.20 in D, K.133. Prague CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Telarc 80217 20

4.00 Intermezzowith Nicky Gilderdaleprepared by Anne Bellew




8.00 Mozart & Friendswith Vanessa Sharman

Haydn: Il Ritorno di Tobia: Overture. Haydn Sinfonietta Vienna/Manfred Huss. Koch Schwann 3-1723-2 6L Mozart: Symphony in D, D.11. Lithuanian CO/Georg Mais. Arte Nova 74321 89771 2 14J Stamitz: Symphony in E fl at, Op.4/4. Northern CO/Nicholas Ward. Naxos 8.554447 15Dittersdorf: Symphony in F, Kr.70. Melbourne Musicians/Frank Pam. 3MBS rec. 14Vanhal: Symphony in F. Salieri CO/Tamas Pal. Arkadia CDAK 131.1 18Spohr: Symphony No.6 in G, “Historical”, Op.116. Slovak State PO/Alfred Walter. Marco Polo 8.223439 30Beethoven: Coriolan Overture, Op.62. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 479 0217 9



10.00 Concertowith Ariel Valent or Paul BurkeA musical celebration of this

enduring form.


WEDNESDAY 15

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Respighi: Sinfonia drammatica. Slovak PO/Daniel Nazareth. Marco Polo 8.220418 58




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Bill Mack

Includes: Gretry: Flute Concerto in C. Marc Grauwels, fte. European Community CO/Dimitri Demetriades. Helios CDH 88015 15Beethoven: Adelaide, Op.46. Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, bar. Joerg Demus, pno. DG 479 0787 6Haydn: String Quartet in C, “Bird”, Hob.III:39, Op.33/3. Australian Quartet. 3MBS rec. 22R Strauss: Suite in B fl at for Thirteen Wind Instruments, Op.4. London Winds/Michael Collins. Hyperion CDA 66731 23Saint-Saens: Piano Quartet in B fl at, Op.41. Elysian Quartet. Arion ARN 68242 32

12.00 A Time To Rememberwith Judith Blanchard-Hill& Jon Churchward

Repeat of Monday’s program.



Moscheles: Concertante in F. Marc Grauwels, fte. Joris van den Hauwe, oboe. Belgian Radio & TV PO/Andre Vandernoot. Naxos 8.555977 14Suk: Fantasy in D minor, Op.24. Julia Fischer (b.15/6/1983), vln. Monte Carlo PO/Yakov Kreizberg. Decca 478 2684 25Moeran: Cello Concerto. Rafael Wallfi sch (b.15/6/1953), vlc. Bournemouth Sinfonietta/Norman Del Mar. Chandos CHAN 7078 29Glazunov: Symphony No.3 in D, Op.33. USSR Ministry of Culture SO/Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Melodiya MA 00057 50Nedbal: The Vigneron’s Bride: Overture. Carlsbad SO/Douglas Bostock. Quadromania 222 198-444 8Dvorak: Romance in F minor, B.39, Op.11. Vladislav Linetzky, vln. Carlsbad SO/Douglas Bostock. Quadromania 222 198-444 11Janacek: Lachian Dances. London PO/Francois Huybrechts (b.15/6/1946). Decca 448 255-2 22





Ravel: Menuet antique. Louis Lortie, pno. Chandos CHAN 7005 6Franck: Prelude, Fugue and Variations in B minor, Op.18. Marie-Claire Alain, org. Erato 0630-12706-2 9Debussy: Estampes. Jean-Yves Thibaudet, pno. Decca 452 022-2 15


Faure: Dolly Suite, Op.56. Kathryn Stott & Martin Roscoe, pno duet. Hyperion CDA 66911/4 14Satie: Je te veux. Kathryn Stott, pno. Chandos CHAN 10493 6


Includes: Weber: Der Freischutz. Karita Mattila & Eva Lind, sops. Francisco Araiza, ten. Kurt Moll, bass. Leipzig Radio Choir. Dresden State Orch/Sir Colin Davis. Philips 426 319-2 136Weber: Abu Hassan: The Balloon Story. Manuela Renard, Peter Brand & Heidy Forster, spkrs. Edda Moser, sop. Nicolai Gedda, ten. Kurt Moll, bass. Bavarian State Orch & Opera Chorus/Wolfgang Sawallisch. London 414 145-2 47



THURSDAY 16

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Beethoven: Symphony No.7 in A, Op.92. Philharmonia Orch/Otto Klemperer. EMI 7 63354 2 41





Three Musical Monarchs (1790s Vienna)

Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A, K.581. Eduard Brunner, cl. Hagen String Quartet. DG 419 600-2 31Haydn: Piano Sonata in E fl at, Hob.XVI:49. Jocelyn Ho, pno. Move MCD 445 19Haydn: Symphony No.104 in D, “London”, Hob.I:104. Musiciens du Louvre/Marc Minkowski. Naive V5176 27Beethoven: Piano & Winds Quintet in E fl at, Op.16. Ensemble Liaison. 3MBS rec. 24




Includes: Ysaye: Poeme elegaique, Op.12. Jerrold Rubenstein, vln. Belgian NO/Mendi Rodan. Musica Mundi 311 099 H1 15Rachmaninov: The Bells, Op.35. Renee Fleming, sop. Karl Dent, ten. Victor Ledbetter, bar. Atlanta SO & Chorus/Robert Shaw. Telarc 80365 38Schubert: Piano Sonata No.20 in A, D.959. Ingrid Haebler, pno. Decca 478 5859 43Britten: Simple Symphony, Op.4. Bournemouth Sinfonietta/Ronald Thomas. Chandos CHAN 6592 16Haydn: Sinfonia concertante in B fl at, Hob.I:105. CO of Europe/Claudio Abbado. DG 479 1046 21Carmichael: Aria & Finale. Kyle Horch, sax. Pamela Lidiard, pno. ABC 476 1561 16Lilburn: Aotearoa Overture. New Zealand SO/James Judd. Naxos 8.557697 8





8.00 Illuminations

The Keyboard: From Christofori to Stuart & Sons

Join pianist Vanessa Sharman to explore the hardpsichord, fortepiano and pianoforte. How do the mechanics of the different keyboards work? How does the sound vary between the instruments and do you need a different technique to perform each instrument. A practical and musical exploration of the keyboard!




FRIDAY 17

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Esther Peng

Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.6 in B minor, “Pathetique”, Op.74. Chicago SO/Daniel Barenboim. Teldec 3984-21486-2 47





Linley: Daughter of Heav’n, fair art thou. Julia Gooding, sop. Parley of Instruments/Paul Nicholson. Hyperion CDA 66767 17Vivaldi: Chamber Concerto in D, “La Pastorella”, RV.95. Chandos Baroque Players. Hyperion CDA 66309 10Purcell: Bess of Bedlam: From Rosie Bow’rs. Emma Kirkby, sop. AAM/Christopher Hogwood. L’Oiseau-Lyre 443 200-2 10Turina: Spanish Women, Series 1, Op.17. Jordi Maso, pno. Naxos 8.557684 18Edwards: Flower Songs. The Song Company/Roland Peelman. David Miller & Gerard Willems, pnos. David Hewitt & Philip South, perc. Tall Poppies TP 064 11Ponce: Concerto of the South. Andres Segovia, gtr. Symphony of the Air/Enrique Jorda. MCA Classics MCD 42067 25Carr-Boyd: Moonbeams Kiss the Sea. John Martin, pno. Jade JADCD 1106 13



1.00 Concert Hallwith Robert HookeJanaki String Trio; Serena

McKinney (violin), Katherine Victoria Kadarauch (viola) & Arnold Choi (cello); Melba Hall, Parkville; 15/4/2007. (Recorded by Hermione Gilchrist).

Janaki String TrioBeethoven: String Trio in G, Op.9/1.


Brumby: Oboe Concertino. Barry Davis, oboe. Queensland SO/Wilfred Lehmann. Oz Music OZM 1002 17Mozart: String Quartet No.3 in G, K.156. Quartetto Italiano. Decca 478 5555 16Berwald: Symphony No.3 in C, “Sinfonie singuliere”. Gothenburg SO/Neeme Jarvi. DG 445 581-2 27Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.1 in C, Op.15. Gerard Willems, pno. Sinfonia Australis/Antony Walker. ABC 980 046-5 39Ireland: A Downland Suite. City of London Sinfonia/Richard Hickox. Chandos CHAN 9376 18Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Capriccio diabolico, “Homage to Paganini”, Op.85. Daniel McKay, gtr. AMC 2530 10Satie: Parade. London SO/Antal Dorati. Mercury 434 335-2 14








SATURDAY 18

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Jon Churchward

Hill: Symphony No.3 in B minor, “Australia”. Queensland SO/Wilfred Lehmann. Marco Polo 8.223537 27



Includes: Fasch: Concerto in E. John Wallace, tpt. John Anderson, oboe d’amore. Peter Thomas, vln. Philharmonia Orch/Simon Wright. Nimbus NI 5121 15Jommelli: Trio Manlio: Spezza lo stral piagato. Valer Sabadus, alto. Armonia Atenea/George Petrou. Decca 478 8094 8Gebauer: Wind Quintet No.3 in C minor. Le Concert Impromptu. Pierre Verany PV 93112 30Perotin: Non nobis Domine. Tonus Peregrinus/Antony Pitts. Naxos 8.557340 7Bertoli: Sonata No.7. Apollo & Pan. Chandos CHAN 0756 7Graun: Horn Concerto in D. Barry Tuckwell, horn. ASMF/Iona Brown. Decca 417 406-2 9Martin y Coll: Diferencias sobre las Folias. Jordi Savall, vla da gamba. Arianna Savall, harp. Rolf Lislevand, gtr. Adela Gonzalez, casabeles. Alia Vox AV 9805 11Heberle: Recorder Concerto in G. Michala Petri, rec. Saint Paul CO/Pinchas Zukerman. Philips 420 243-2 13





Suppe: Poet & Peasant Overture. Royal PO/Gustav Kuhn. Eurodisc RD 69037 11Mendelssohn: Three Psalms, Op.78. Anne Dawson, sop. Rogers

Covey-Crump, ten. Corydon Singers. English CO/Matthew Best. Hyperion CDA 66359 21Bizet: Chromatic Variations. David McGrory, pno. Private rec. 14Schubert: Octet in F, D.803. Philippa West & Roger Johnson, vlns. Simon Oswell, vla. Saul Lewis, horn. Evan Lewis, bsn. Steve Newton, db. Members of Ensemble Liaison. 3MBS rec. 59






Brumby: Paean. Sydney SO/Patrick Thomas. ABC 442 374-2 6Brumby: Captain Logan’s Fancy. David Kinsela, org. Jade JADCD 1043 16Naudot: Recorder Concerto in G, Op.17/5. Hans-Martin Linde, rec. Linde Consort/Hans-Martin Linde. EMI CDC 7 47985 2 10Scarlatti (arr. Dodgson): Three Sonatas. Philip Jones Brass Ensemble. Decca 417 534-2 10Dvorak: Five Bagatelles, B.79, Op.47. Robert Ireland, harmonium. Members of Lindsay String Quartet. ASV DCA 806 18Mozart: Piano Sonata No.8 in A minor, K.310. Dinu Lipatti, pno. EMI 5 62819 2 15Kreutzer: Variations for Clarinet & Orchestra. Dieter Kloecker, cl. Slovak RSO/Gernot Schmalfuss. Marco Polo 8.223431 9A W Beecham: Outward Bound. Othello: The Willow Song; O Mistress Mine. Nancy Evans, m-sop. Sir Thomas Beecham, pno. Dutton Laboratories CDBP 9723 9

Petrini: Symphony No.3 with Harp, Op.36. Marielle Nordmann, harp. Auvergne Orch/Jean-Jacques Kantorow. FNAC 592009 13






Sibelius: Karelia Suite, Op.11. Royal PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Tring TRP 013 16Lange-Muller: Once upon a Time. Guido Paevatalu, bar. Tivoli SO/John Frandsen. Philips 518 404-2 22Stenhammar: Piano Concerto No.2 in D minor, Op.23. Seta Tanyel, pno. Helsingborg SO/Andrew Manze. Hyperion CDA 67750 29Nielsen: Symphony No.5, FS.97, Op.50. San Francisco SO/Herbert Blomstedt. Decca 421 524-2 36

4.00 The Piano Albumwith June Sloane

The Music of Frederic ChopinIncludes: • Andante spianato & Grande Polonaise in E fl at, Op.22. Emanuel Ax, pno. OAE/Sir Charles Mackerras. Sony SK 63371 14• Piano Concerto No.2 in F minor, Op.21. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. London SO/David Zinman. Decca 478 5093 31• Polonaise in C sharp minor, Op.26/1. Ronald Farren-Price, pno. Move MD 3117 8• Nocturne in B fl at minor, Op.9/1. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. Decca 414 564-2 6


• Nocturne in B, Op.9/3. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. Decca 414 564-2 7• Scherzo No.4 in E, Op.54. Simon Trpceski, pno. EMI 3 75586 2 11• Piano Sonata No.3 in B minor, Op.58. Evgeny Kissin, pno. Pro Arte CDD 464 27


Manfredini: Concerto grosso in G minor, Op.3/10. Capella Istropolitana/Jaroslav Krcek. Naxos 8.553891 9Rebel: Sonata No.2 in F for Flute, Violin & Continuo. Ensemble Battistin. ABC 476 6996 8Stamitz: Symphony in B fl at. New Zealand CO/Donald Armstrong. Naxos 8.553194 9Zipoli: In hoc mundo. Florilegium. Channel Classics CCS SA 222105 11Fasch: Trio in E minor for Two Oboes & Basso Continuo. Cologne Camerata. DHM GD 77015 11J L Bach: Suite in G for Strings, Two Oboes & Basso continuo. Musica Antiqua Cologne/Reinhard Goebel. Archiv 479 0377 16Rebel: Tombeau de Monsieur de Lully. Musica Antiqua Cologne/Reinhard Goebel. Archiv 415 298-2 16Manfredini: Carol Magno: Let not those eyes that shine with love. Cecilia Bartoli, m-sop. Jean-Marc Goujon, fte. I Barocchisti/Diego Fasolis. Decca 478 6767 9J Stamitz (arr. Boustead): Trumpet Concerto in D. Hakan Hardenberger, tpt. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Philips 478 4614 16


Nikolaus Harnoncourt conductorHolzbauer: Quintet in B fl at. Concentus Musicus Vienna. Teldec 4509-91002-2 14Handel: Utrecht Te Deum. Felicity Palmer, sop. Marjana Lipovsek, m-sop. Philip Langridge, Kurt Equiluz & Thomas Moser, tens. Ludwig Baumann, bass. Arnold Schoenberg Choir. Concentus Musicus Vienna. Teldec 842955 24

Brahms: Tragic Overture, Op.81. Berlin PO. Teldec 0630-13136-2 14Beethoven: Symphony No.6 in F, “Pastoral”, Op.68. CO of Europe. Teldec 2292-46452-2 44Strauss Jnr: Emperor Waltz, Op.437. Berlin PO. Teldec 3984-24489-2 12

10.00 Night Tramwith Peter Green

SUNDAY 19

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Collector’s Corner with Henry FogelThree concerto recordings by Huberman

2.00 Notturnoprepared by Murray Vagg



7.00 Hymns Old & Newwith Simon Colvinprepared by Peter Wakeley

Includes: Bairstow: The king of love my shepherd is. Attrib. Havergal: The Lord of heaven confess. Maher (arr. Nixon): Soul of my Saviour. Ferguson: O Jesus, I have promised. Scheffl er (arr. Turle): At even when the sun was set. Parry: O praise ye the Lord.

7.30 Organ and Choral Musicwith Simon Colvin

Includes: Elgar: Organ Sonata No.2 in B fl at, Op.87a. June Nixon, org (St Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne). Move MD 3059 15Elgar: Scenes from the Bavarian Highlands, Op.27. Worcester Cathedral Choir/Christopher Robinson. Frank Wibaut, pno. Chandos CHAN 6601 26Byrd: Evening Canticles (The Second Service). Choir of Westminster Abbey/Sir William McKie. Decca 480 2076 7

Tomkins: When David heard. Then David mourned. Choir of Westminster Abbey/James O’Donnell. Hyperion CDA 67858 9Brewer: Marche heroique. Richard Hills, org (Southampton Guildhall). Silver Street Music SSM 0037 6

9.00 Morning Classicswith Paul Butler

Includes: Rosenhain: Piano Concerto in D minor, Op.73. Howard Shelley, pno. Tasmanian SO/Howard Shelley. Hyperion CDA 67765 25Mozart: Violin Concerto No.5 in A, “Turkish”, K.219. Vadim Repin, vln. Vienna CO/Yehudi Menuhin. Erato 3984-21660-2 30Barber: Agnus Dei, Op.11. Cantillation/Antony Walker. ABC 481 0644 8Mahler: Symphony No.10 in F sharp: Adagio. Bamberg SO/Karl Anton Rickenbacher. Virgin VC7 90771 2 32Beethoven: Romance No.2 in F, Op.50. Michael Dauth, vln. Orch Ensemble Kanazawa/Hiroyuki Iwaki. Sony SRCR 9331 9

11.00 Refl ections

With special guest fl autist Sally Walker


Includes: Strauss Jnr: Die Fledermaus: Overture. Berlin PO/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Teldec 3984-24489-2 9Loewe (arr. Salinger): Brigadoon: The heather on the hill. Matthew Ford, voc. John Wilson Orch/John Wilson. EMI 50999 0 28845 2 7Kalman: Der Zigeunerprimas: Village Children. Slovak RSO/Richard Bonynge. Naxos 8.660106 7

Mendelssohn: Concerto in E for Two Pianos. Stephen Coombs & Ian Munro, pnos. BBC Scottish SO/Jerzy Maksymiuk. Hyperion CDA 66567 30Gershwin: An American in Paris. New York PO/Zubin Mehta. Teldec 2292-46318-2 19Weber: Symphony No.2 in C. LCP/Sir Roger Norrington. EMI 5 55348 2 20Dohnanyi: Ruralia Hungarica, Op.32b. West Australian SO/Jorge Mester. ABC 438 197-2 15


Ireland (arr. Mackerras): The Overlanders: Suite. London SO/Richard Hickox. Chandos CHAN 8994 22Bridge: A Prayer. BBC NO & Chorus of Wales/Richard Hickox. Chandos 10729 (6) 18Finzi: Clarinet Concerto in C minor, Op.31. Emma Johnson, cl. Royal PO/Sir Charles Groves. Resonance RSB 505 28Vaughan Williams: Sinfonia Antartica (Symphony No.7). Norma Burrowes, sop. London PO & Choir/Sir Adrian Boult. EMI 9 03567 2 41





Recitals Australia 2015 Virtuosi Series; Geoffrey Collins (fl ute) & Alice Giles (harp); Elder


Hall, Adelaide; 14/9/2015. (Recorded by Kym Wilson).

Alice Giles & Geoffrey CollinsBach: Sonata in G minor, BWV.1030b. Badings: Cavatina. Salzedo: Ballade, Op.28. Piazzolla: Histoire du Tango.


Includes: Rossini: Petite Messe solennelle. Krassimiria Stoyanova, sop. Birgit Remmert, contr. Steve Davislim, ten. Hanno Muller-Brachmann, bar. RIAS Chamber Choir/Marcus Creed. Phillip Moll & Philip Mayers, pnos. Ryoko Moorooka, harmonium. HM HMX 2908271 80




MONDAY 20

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Respighi: Sinfonia drammatica. Slovak PO/Daniel Nazareth. Marco Polo 8.220418 58

6.00 Daybreakwith Frank Prainprogrammed by Jane Mitchell


Our weekday program which delves into a wide range of classical music topics.


Sutherland: Cello Sonata. Rosanne Hunt, vlc. Glenn Riddle, pno. 3MBS rec. 14Le Gallienne: Trio. Karina Window, oboe. Lucy Warren, vln. Merewyn Bramble, vla. 3MBS rec. 15Lovelock: Saxophone Sonata. Peter Clinch, sax. Trevor Barnard, pno. Divine Art 24120 17Marcellino: Heart of Fire. Contemporary Singers. Sydney Alpha Ensemble/David Stanhope. ABC 465 948-2 13Westlake: Out of the Blue. Academy of Melbourne/Brett Kelly. 3MBS rec. 10Respighi: Il Tramonto. Lorraine Hunt, sop. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 67855 16Hill (arr. Stiles): Piano Trio in A minor. Salzburg Piano Trio. Schloss Traun SKT 2004-01 23



1.00 Concert Hallwith Marysia Green

Corelli: Concerto grosso in D, Op.6/7. Ensemble 415/Chiara Banchini. HM HMX 2971407 10A Scarlatti: Now that the splendid rays of Phoebus. Jane Edwards, sop. Chacona/Rosalind Halton. ABC 476 6170 16Scarlatti (arr. Avison): Concerto grosso No.11 in G. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Philips 438 806-2 14Carulli: Concerto in G for Flute, Guitar & Orchestra. Jean-Pierre Rampal, fte. Alexandre Lagoya, gtr. Franz Liszt CO/Janos Rolla. CBS MK 42130 22Martucci: Symphony No.1 in D minor, Op.75. Philharmonia Orch/Francesco d’Avalos. ASV DCA 675 41Barber: Violin Concerto in G, Op.14. Dene Olding, vln. Melbourne SO/Hiroyuki Iwaki. ABC 434 900-2 23

Mills: Symphony of Nocturnes. Melbourne SO/Richard Mills. ABC 476 4217 29

4.00 Intermezzowith Susan Porterprepared by Jane Morris



7.00 A Time to Rememberwith John Wilkinson


Includes: Haydn: Piano Trio in C, Hob.XV:27. Joseph Kalichstein, pno. Jaime Laredo, vln. Sharon Robinson, vlc. Dorian DOR 90164 19Schubert: String Quintet in C, D.956, Op.163. Lindsay String Quartet. Douglas Cummings, vlc. ASV DCA 537 58Brahms: Gypsy Songs, Op.103. Christine Rice, m-sop. Roger Vignoles, pno. EMI Classics 3 30466 2 13Edwards: Quintet for Wind Soloists, “Maninya III”. Canberra Wind Soloists. ANU CSM:14 11

10.00 A Little Night Music(from around the world)with Ian Sloane

Includes: Offenbach: La Perichole: Suite. Montpellier NO/Jean-Christophe Keck. Accord 476 8999 16Khachaturian: Masquerade Suite. St Petersburg State SO/Andre Anichanov. Naxos 8.550802 18Mozart: Divertimento in F. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Philips 422 545-2 9Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody in A minor, S.242/17. Leslie Howard, pno. Hyperion CDA 66851/2 9Ravel: Bolero. Melbourne SO/Jose Serebrier. KEM 1001 15

Offenbach: Tales of Hoffmann: Chere enfant que j’appelle. Dame Joan Sutherland, sop. Gabriel Bacquier, bar. Swiss Romande Orch/Richard Bonynge. Decca 421 866-2 6Rossini: Introduction, Theme & Variations in E fl at. Sabine Meyer, cl. Zurich Opera Orch/Franz Welser-Moest. EMI 5 56137 2 11Barber: Adagio for Strings, Op.11. Los Angeles PO/Leonard Bernstein. DG 431 048-2 10Ysaye: Caprice after a Study in the Form of a Waltz by Saint-Saens, Op.52. Joshua Bell, vln. Royal PO/Andrew Litton. Decca 433 519-2 8

TUESDAY 21

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Dvorak: Symphony No.1 in C minor, “The Bells of Zlonice”, B.9, Op.3. Czech PO/Jiri Belohlavek. Decca 478 7323 45




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Frank Pam

J C F Bach (b.21/6/1732): Concerto in E fl at for Fortepiano & Viola. Robert Hill, fortepiano. Reinhard Goebel, vla. Musica Antiqua Cologne/Reinhard Goebel. Archiv 479 0377 26J C F Bach: Die Amerikanerin. Magdalena Kozena, m-sop. Musica Antiqua Cologne/Reinhard Goebel. DG 479 2558 11J C F Bach: Quartet in D for Flute, Violin, Viola & Basso Continuo, HWV.I:1. Wilbert Hazelzet, fte. Alda Stuurop, vln. Ruth Hesseling, vla. Jacques Ogg, fortepiano. Norde Christiaan, vlc. Globe GLO 5116 12


Rosenberg (b.21/6/1892): String Quartet No.4. Garaguly Quartet. Caprice CAP 21502 23Haas (b.21/6/1899) (arr. Tognetti): String Quartet, Op.7/2 (arr. String Orch). Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Chandos CHAN 10016 33




Handel: Concerto grosso in F, Op.6/9. Australian Brandenburg Orch/Paul Dyer. ABC 476 3436 14Shostakovich: Piano Concerto No.2 in F, Op.102. Mikhail Rudy, pno. London PO/Mariss Jansons. EMI 5 56591 2 20Brahms: Song of Destiny, Op.54. Ernst Senff Choir. Berlin PO/Claudio Abbado. DG 479 1046 17Hummel: Piano Trio in E fl at, Op.12. Australian Trio. ABC 476 1231 21Dvorak: Symphony No.7 in D minor, B.141, Op.70. Sydney SO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Sydney Symphony SSO 200705 36Westlake: The Glass Soldier Suite. Melbourne SO/Jean-Louis Forestier. Move MD 3318 25R Strauss: Songs. Steve Davislim, ten. Orchestra Victoria/Simone Young. Melba 301081 15Myslivecek: Concertino in E fl at. Concerto Cologne/Werner Ehrhardt. Archiv 477 6418 15

4.00 Intermezzowith Nicky Gilderdale







10.00 Concertoprepared by Paul BurkeA musical celebration of this

enduring form.


WEDNESDAY 22

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Mozart: Sinfonia concertante in E fl at, K.364. Maxim Vengerov, vln. Lawrence Power, vla. UBS Verbier Festival CO/Maxim Vengerov. EMI 3 78374 2 32




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Peter Greenprogrammed by Jane Mitchell

C Stamitz: Orchestral Quartet in F, Op.14/4. New Zealand CO/Donald Armstrong. Naxos 8.557671 21Chopin: Piano Trio in G minor, Op.8. Leslie Howard, pno. Deborah Fox, vln. William Howard, vlc. United 88038 28

J Parry: Harp Sonata in D. Rachel Masters, harp. Regent REGCD 102 9Wesley: Symphony No.5 in A. European Community CO/Jorg Faerber. Hyperion CDA 66156 15Rachmaninov: Suite No.2, Op.17. Martha Argerich & Alexandre Rabinovitch, pnos. Teldec 9031-74717-2 22Tchaikovsky: Variations on a Rococo Theme, Op.33: Excerpts. Mischa Maisky, vlc. Orpheus CO. DG 474 681-2 13

12.00 A Time To Rememberwith John WilkinsonRepeat of Monday’s program.



Tchaikovsky: Francesca da Rimini, Fantasy in E minor, Op.32. Leningrad PO/Evgeny Mravinsky. EMI 5 75953 2 25Ippolitov-Ivanov: Turkish Fragments, Op.62. Ukraine National SO/Arthur Fagen. Naxos 8.553405 17Glazunov: Ballade in F, Op.78. USSR RSO/Odisseiy Dimitriadi. Melodiya MA 15746 9Glazunov: Piano Concerto No.2 in B, Op.100. Dmitri Alexeev, pno. USSR RSO/Yuri Nikolayevsky. Olympia OCD 165 20Glazunov: Symphony No.4 in E fl at, Op.48. USSR Ministry of Culture SO/Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Olympia OCD 101 34Nathan: Don John of Austria: Overture. Sydney SO/Sir Charles Mackerras. ABC 434 713-2 10Sullivan (arr. Mackerras): Cello Concerto in D. Julian Lloyd Webber, vlc. London SO/Sir Charles Mackerras. EMI CDC 7 47622 2 17Brumby: Clarinet Concerto. Paul Dean, cl. Queensland SO/Wilfred Lehmann. Jade JADCD 1042 17Palmer: The Ruritanian Dances. Cove CO/Stephen Williams. ABC 476 261-2 10





Includes: Prokofi ev: Piano Sonata No.1 in F minor, Op.1. John Lill, pno. ASV DCA 753 7Gavrilin: Sketches for Four Hands. Natasha Vlassenko & Oleg Stepanov, pno duet. Master Performers MP 007 21Scriabin: Piano Sonata No.3 in F sharp minor, Op.23. Robert Taub, pno. HM HMU 907011 19

8.00 Wednesday Night at the Operawith Alan de Niese

Includes: Wagner: Tannhauser. Helga Dernesch, sop. Christa Ludwig, m.sop. Rene Kollo, ten. Victor Braun, bar. Hans Sotin, bass. Vienna Boys & State Opera Choirs. Vienna PO/Sir Georg Solti. Decca 414 581-2 188



THURSDAY 23

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Denisov: Symphony No.1. Orchestre de Paris/Daniel Barenboim. Erato 2292-45600-2 53






Concertos Of The Baroque EraCorelli: Concerto grosso in F, Op.6/2. Virtuosi Tasmania. Virtuosi Tasmania rec. 9Handel: Concerto a due cori No.2 in F, HWV.333. English Concert/Trevor Pinnock. Archiv 479 1932 17Telemann: Concerto in D, TWV.53:D6. Alexis Kossenko & Georges Barthel, ftes. Lidewij van der Voort, vln. Judith Maria Olofsson, vlc. Holland Baroque Society. Channel Classics CCS SA 28409 20Quantz: Concerto in E minor for Flute, Strings & Basso continuo. Ernst-Burghard Hilse, fte. Academy for Ancient Music Berlin. Berlin Classics BC 1025-2 17Bach: Oboe d’amore Concerto in D, BWV.1053a. Diana Doherty, oboe. Ironwood. ABC 476 3673 20C P E Bach: Sinfonia in C, Wq.182/3. Orchestra 21. 3MBS rec. 9Vivaldi: Concerto in D for Two Violins, RV.511. Viktoria Mullova & Giuliano Carmignola, vlns. Venice Baroque Orch/Andrea Marcon. Archiv 479 1045 AB55 13




Includes: Reinecke: Trio in A minor, Op.188. Rena Sharon, pno. James Mason, oboe. James Sommerville, horn. Marquis Classics ERAD 157 24Mozart: Concerto for Two Pianos in E fl at, K.365. Katia Labeque & Marielle Labeque, pnos. Berlin PO/Semyon Bychkov. Philips 426 241-2 25Gounod: Symphony No.1 in D. Orch of St John’s, Smith Square/John Lubbock. ASV DCA 981 29Walton: Symphony No.2. Royal PO/Vladimir Ashkenazy. Decca 433 703-2 28Hyde: Clarinet Sonata in F minor. Nigel Westlake, cl. David Bollard, pno. Tall Poppies TP 004 16Edwards: Guitar Concerto. Karin Schaupp, gtr. Tasmanian SO/Richard Mills. ABC 476 2270 19Mozart: Exsultate jubilate, K.165. Barbara Bonney, sop. English Concert/Trevor Pinnock. DG 479 0059 16





8.00 Illuminations

Music in the Landscape: Buxtehude in Lübeck

In 2015 3MBS volunteer Dick Marquardt visited the country of his birth, Germany, for a cycling holiday and a musical discovery tour. The starting point was Lübeck, St Mary’s

church and the music of Dietrich Buxtehude. In this program we will learn about his life and his music.




FRIDAY 24

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Phil Moye

Lloyd: Symphony No.7. BBC PO/George Lloyd. Albany TROY 057-2 50





Includes: Villa-Lobos: Dawn in a Tropical Forest. Slovak RSO/Roberto Duarte. Marco Polo 8 223357 10Benjamin: Let’s Go Hiking. Ian Munro, pno. Tall Poppies TP 105 7Pollini: Capriccio & Aria with Variations. Claudia Antonelli, harp. Naxos 8.554252 11Grieg: The Mountain Maid, Op.67. Anne Sofi e von Otter, m-sop. Bengt Forsberg, pno. DG 437 521-2 26Mendelssohn: Symphony for Strings No.9 in C. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 57484 26Debussy: Children’s Corner. Stephen McIntyre, pno. Move MD 3235 17



1.00 Concert Hallwith Robert HookeJanaki String Trio; Serena

McKinney (violin), Katherine Victoria Kadarauch (viola) & Arnold Choi (cello); Melba Hall, Parkville; 15/4/2007. (Recorded by Hermione Gilchrist).

Janaki String TrioFaure: Piano Quartet No.1 in C minor, Op.15. Kathryn Selby, pno.Brumby: Flute Sonatina. Gerhard Mallon, fte. Colin Spiers, pno. Grevillea GRV 5100 13Mozart: String Quartet No.4 in C, K.157. Quartetto Italiano. Decca 478 5555 12Berwald: Symphony No.4 in E fl at, “Sinfonie naive”. San Francisco SO/Herbert Blomstedt. Decca 436 597-2 30Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.2 in B fl at, Op.19. Gerard Willems, pno. Sinfonia Australis/Antony Walker. ABC 980 0465 29Respighi: Ancient Airs & Dances Suite No.2. Australian CO/Christopher Lyndon-Gee. Omega OCD 1007 20Stravinsky: The Firebird Suite. RCO/Mariss Jansons. RCO Live 08002 21

3.00 Musica Viva Hour









SATURDAY 25

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Paul Burke

Mahler: Symphony No.1 in D, “Titan”. Chicago SO/Bernard Haitink. CSO Resound 901 902 58



Includes: Servais: Variations brillantes et concertantes sur l’air “God Save the King”, Op.38. Friedemann Eichhorn, vln. Alexander Hulshoff, vlc. Naxos 8.572188 10Fasch (arr. Chiesa): Concerto in D minor. Slava Grigoryan, gtr. Tasmanian SO/Benjamin Northey. ABC 476 5948 15Praetorius (arr. Praetorius): Behold a Rose is Blooming. En natus est Emanuel. In dulci jubilo. Richard Wistreich, bass. Robin Jeffrey, lute. York Waits. Saydisc SDL 398 7Gabrielli: Sonata a 6 in D, D.XI.8. David Staff, tpt. St James’s Baroque Players/Ivor Bolton. Teldec 4509-91192-2 6

Baermann: Clarinet Quintet No.3 in E fl at, Op.23. Dieter Klocker, cl. Berlin Philharmonic Quartet. Orfeo C213901A 20Weiss: Lute Suite No.21 in G minor. Konrad Junghanel, lute. DHM GD 77217 19Crusell: Divertimento in C, Op.9. Sarah Francis, oboe. Allegri String Quartet. Hyperion CDA 66143 10Josquin Desprez: In Principio erat verbum. Gloriana/Andrew Raiskums. Private rec. 9Scarlatti: Keyboard Sonata in C minor, K.99. Hae-won Chang, pno. Naxos 8.554779 6





Includes: Schubert: Claudine from Villa Bella, D.239: Overture. Haydn Sinfonietta Vienna/Manfred Huss. BIS 1862 8Saint-Saens: Mass, Op.4. Isabel Balmori-Padesca, sop. Annelise Theodoloz, contr. Laurent Dami, ten. Alain Clement, bar. Stephan Imboden, bass. Lausanne Vocal Ensemble/Michel Corboz. Marie-Claire Alain, org. Erato 2292-54355-2 40Wolf-Ferrari: Piano Trio in F sharp, Op.7. Raphael Trio. ASV DCA 935 27Sibelius: Symphony No.3 in C, Op.52. Adelaide SO/Arvo Volmer. ABC 476 3947 28






Includes: Thomas: The Golden Web: Overture. Victorian Opera Orch/Richard Bonynge. Somm CD 0123 8Rimsky-Korsakov (arr. Langford): Trombone Concerto in B fl at. Norman Law, tbn. John Foster Black Dyke Mills Band/Major Peter Parkes. Chandos CHAN 8793 11Rachmaninov: Scherzo in D minor. USSR SO/Evgeny Svetlanov. EMI 3019 9David: Introduction & Variations on a Theme by Schubert, Op.8. Dieter Kloecker, cl. Slovak RSO/Gernot Schmalfuss. Marco Polo 8.223431 10Ysaye: Caprice after a Study in the Form of a Waltz by Saint-Saens, Op.52. Maxim Vengerov, vln. Ian Brown, pno. EMI 5 57916 2 8Witte: Five Waltzes, Op.7. Wyneke Jordans & Leo Van Doeselaar, pno duet. Stemra BFO A-14 7Stravinsky: The Firebird Suite. Atlanta SO/Robert Shaw. Telarc 80039 21Cherubini: Symphony in D. London SO/Sir Charles Mackerras. BBC 15656 91372 30






Clifford: A Kentish Suite. BBC PO/Martyn Brabbins. Chandon CHAN 10019 20Ireland: Piano Concerto in E fl at. Geoffrey Tozer, pno. Melbourne SO/David Measham. UK DKP 9056 24Hughes: Essay. Melbourne SO/Tibor Paul. ABC RRCS 380 10Somervell: Violin Concerto in G. Anthony Marwood, vln. BBC Scottish SO/Martyn Brabbins. Hyperion CDA 67420 33Delius: Paris - The Song of a Great City. Royal Liverpool PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. EMI EMX 2185 22

4.00 The Piano Albumwith Vanessa Sharman

Includes: Beethoven: Polonaise in C, Op.89. Mikhail Pletnev, pno. DG 479 0000 6Schumann: Fantasy in C, Op.17. Geza Anda, pno. DG 479 4351 28Barber: Ballade, Op.46. John Browning, pno. Musicmasters 67122-2 8


J C F Bach: Quartet No.6 in B for Flute & Strings. Concilium Musicum. Dynamic CDS 31 10Byrd: Infelix ego. Stile Antico. HM HMU 807463 16Schmelzer: Sonata in A minor, “Il Cucu”. Romanesca. HM HMU 907143 6


Stradella: San Giovanni Battista. Catherine Bott, sop. Christine Batty, m-sop. Gerard Lesne, alto. Richard Edgar-Wilson, ten. Philippe Huttenlocher, bass. Les Musiciens du Louvre/Marc Minkowski. Erato 2292-45739-2 76


Christopher Lyndon-Gee conductsBenjamin: Ballade for String Orchestra. Queensland SO. Marco Polo 8.223764 15Respighi: Ancient Airs & Dances Suite No.3. Australian CO. Omega OCD 1007 17Ippolitov-Ivanov: Caucasian Sketches Suite No.1, Op.10. Sydney SO. Marco Polo 8.220369 25R Strauss: Le Bourgeois gentilhomme, Op.60. Australian CO. Omega OCD 1011 36Bliss: Things to Come: Suite. Queensland SO. Naxos 8.553698 12

10.00 Night Tramwith Desley Dixon

SUNDAY 26

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Collector’s Corner with Henry FogelDiscovering and rediscovering music that rocked the world in days gone by

2.00 Notturnoprepared by Sam Alfreds



7.00 Hymns Old & Newwith Peter Wakeley

Includes: Naylor: Soldiers of Christ, arise. Brierly: God gives us a future. Bliss (arr Oxenden): It is well with my soul. Dykes: O perfect love. Cruger: Now thank we all our God.

7.30 Organ and Choral Musicwith John Worcester

Includes: Mussorgsky (arr. Wills): From Pictures at an Exhibition: Excerpts. Cambridge Co-operative Band/David Read. Arthur Wills, org. Helios CDH 55003 9Stanford: A song of trust. Purest and highest. Winchester Cathedral Choir/David Hill. Hyperion CDS 44311/3 9Tavener: Funeral Ikos. Choir of St John’s College, Cambridge/Christopher Robinson. Naxos 8.555256 7Redford: Primo dierum omnium. Three settings of Lucem tuam. Carl Smith, org. Naxos 8.570142 9

9.00 Morning Classicswith Phil Moye

Includes: Quantz: Flute Concerto in C. James Galway, fte. Wurttemberg CO/Jorg Faerber. RCA RD 60247 17Britten: The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra, Op.34. London SO/Benjamin Britten. Decca 01948/3000 17Bach: Cantata, “Whither shall I fl ee”, BWV.5. Ruth Holton, sop. Sytse Buwalda, alto. Nico van der Meel, ten. Bas Ramselaar, bs-bar. Holland Boys’ Choir. Netherlands Bach Collegium/Pieter Jan Leusnik. Brilliant Classics 94365 22Rossini: The Thieving Magpie: Overture. Tasmanian SO/Ola Rudner. ABC 476 259-9 10Haydn: Symphony No.45 in F sharp minor, “Farewell”, Hob.I:45. Orch of St Luke’s/Sir Charles Mackerras. Telarc 80156 34

11.00 Refl ections

With special guest Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Conductor Sir Andrew Davis


Includes: Smetana: The Bartered Bride: Overture. Melbourne SO/Jorge Mester. ABC 438 611-2 7Strauss Jnr: Die Fledermaus: Czardas. Edita Gruberova, sop. RCO/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Teldec 4509-93691-2 6Frumerie: Pastoral Suite for Flute, Strings & Harp, Op.13b. Sarah Lindloff, fte. Swedish CO/Petter Sundkvist. Naxos 8.553715 12Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No.2 in C minor, Op.66. Macquarie Trio. ABC 456 191-2 29Mozart: Oboe Concerto in C, K.314. Sarah Francis, oboe. London Mozart Players/Howard Shelley. Hyperion CDA 66411 19Grainger: Paraphrase on Tchaikovsky’s Waltz of the Flowers. Penelope Thwaites, pno. UK DKP 9127 7Haydn: Symphony No.99 in E fl at, Hob.I:99. Orch of the 18th Century/Frans Bruggen. Philips 434 077-2 26


Mozart: Piano Concerto No.24 in C minor, K.491. Wilhelm Kempff, pno. Bamberg SO/Ferdinand Leitner. DG 423 885-2 31Beethoven: Choral Fantasy in C minor, Op.80. Andrea Garing & Ebony Hack, sops. Jacqui Moran, m-sop. Andrew Wailes & Martin Muir, tens. Eddie Muliaumaseali, bass. Melbourne University Choral Society. Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Choir. Rohan Murray, pno. Melbourne Youth Orch/Peter Bandy. 3MBS rec. 19Schubert: Symphony No.9 in C, “Great”, D.944. OAE/Sir Charles Mackerras. Virgin VC7 90708 2 60





Victorian Recorder Guild, “La Carte de Tendre” (The Map of Tenderness); Jane Barry (speaker), Ulrike Volkhardt (recorder), Laura Vaughan (viola da gamba), David McFarlane (harpsichord); Trinity College Chapel, The University of Melbourne; 6/10/2015. (Recorded by Steve Bullock).

The Map of TendernessMusic from the court of Louis XVI and the Cite de Paris (Hotteterre; Couperin; de la Guerre; de Monteclair; de la Barre). Texts from the Salon of Mlle. Madeleine de Scudery and her novel Clelie.


Includes: Bach: Lobet den Herrn alle Heiden, BWV.230. Cantillation. Orch of the Antipodes/Antony Walker. ABC 476 5965 7Jerusalem: Dixit Dominus. Chanticleer. Chanticleer Sinfonia/Joseph Jennings. Teldec 4509-93333-2 9Mozart: Regina coeli, K.127. Emma Kirkby, sop. Westminster Cathedral Boys’ Choir. AAM & Chorus/Christopher Hogwood. L’Oiseau-Lyre 411 832-2 15


Venosa: Ave dulchissima Maria. Alsfelder Vocal Ensemble/Wolfgang Helbich. Musica Sacra 313 012 H1 6Brahms: Song of the Fates, Op.89. San Francisco SO & Chorus/Herbert Blomstedt. Decca 478 6787 12Tallis: If ye love me. Byrd: Ave verum corpus. Tallis Scholars/Peter phillips. Gimell 454 993-2 6Mendelssohn: Hear my prayer, O God incline thine ear. Anne Dawson, sop. Corydon Singers. English CO/Matthew Best. John Scott, org. Hyperion CDA 66359 11




MONDAY 27

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Alfven: Symphony No.2 in D, Op.11. National SO of Ireland/Niklas Willen. Naxos 8.555072 54

6.00 Daybreakwith Suzanne Smith




Tchaikovsky (arr. Roberts): 1812 Overture, Op.49. Cameron Roberts, pno. Move MCD 404 17Rimsky-Korsakov: Capriccio espagnol, Op.34. Stonnington SO/Brett Kelly. 3MBS rec. 16

Shostakovich: Cello Sonata in D minor, Op.40. Otti Veit, vlc. May Clifford, pno. Private rec. 25Mussorgsky: Songs and Dances of Death. Gerald Finley, bs-bar. Julius Drake, pno. Wigmore Hall Live 0025 22Tchaikovsky: String Quartet No.1 in D, Op.11. Goldner Quartet. 3MBS rec. 28



1.00 Concert Hallwith Thilo Troschke

Includes: Brahms: Concerto in A minor for Violin & Cello, Op.102. Anne-Sophie Mutter, vln. Antonio Meneses, vlc. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 439 007-2 35Grieg: 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 80Vivaldi: Concerto in C, RV.558. Ugo Orlandi & Dorina Frati, mndlns. I Solisti Veneti/Claudio Scimone. Erato 2292-45203-2 12Vivaldi: Gloria in D, RV.589. Nancy Argenta & Jennifer Smith, sops. Catherine Wyn-Rogers, contr. English Concert & Choir/Trevor Pinnock. Archiv 437 834-2 30

4.00 Intermezzowith Susan Porter



7.00 A Time to Rememberwith Graham Wilson


Mozart: Piano Quartet No.2 in E fl at, K.493. Soloists of Vienna CO. Pro Arte 469 27Schubert: Serenade, D.920. Martha Hart, m-sop. Robert Shaw Chamber Singers/Robert Shaw. Norman Mackenzie, pno. Telarc 80340 6Schumann: Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.63. Beaux Arts Trio. Philips 456 323-2 29Janacek: String Quartet No.2, “Intimate Letters”. Vlach Quartet. Naxos 8.553895 26Dvorak: Gypsy Melodies, B.104, Op.55. Magdalena Kozena, m-sop. Malcolm Martineau, pno. DG 479 2560 7Kats-Chernin: Intermezzo Days. Streeton Trio. Private rec. 10

10.00 A Little Night Music(from around the world)with Ian Sloane

Includes: Hummel: Tyrolean Air & Variations. Cecilia Bartoli, m-sop. Orch La Scintilla/Adam Fischer. Decca 475 9077 7Elgar: Introduction & Allegro, Op.47. Royal PO/Pinchas Zukerman. Decca 478 9386 14Chopin: Four Mazurkas, Op.17. Yundi, pno. DG 481 2443 15Tchaikovsky: Eugene Onegin: Letter Scene. Nicole Car, sop. Australian Opera & Ballet Orch/Andrea Molino. ABC 481 2371 13Villa-Lobos: Guitar Concerto. Narciso Yepes, gtr. London SO/Garcia Navarro. DG 479 5471 18Donizetti: Duke of Alba: Inosservato … Angelo cato e bel. Joseph Calleja, ten. ASMF/Carlo Rizzi. Decca 475 6931 6Ravel: Tzigane. Joshua Bell, vln. Royal PO/Andrew Litton. Decca 433 519-2 10Mozart: Divertimento in D, K.136. Quartetto Italiano. Decca 478 8824 13Blyth: A Real (Yes Really). Emerald Orch/Andrew Blyth. New Classic NCCD 02 6

TUESDAY 28

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Beethoven: Symphony No.3 in E fl at, “Eroica”, Op.55. Dresden State Orch/Herbert Blomstedt. Berlin 0184442BC 49




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Isabel Veale

Britten: Cello Sonata in C, Op.65. Yo-Yo Ma, vlc. Emanuel Ax, pno. CBS MK 44980 21Schumann: Dichterliebe, Op.48. Andrew Goodwin, ten. Daniel de Borah, pno. 5MBS rec. 30Dvorak: Piano Quintet No.2 in A, B.155, Op.81. Amir Farid, pno. ANAM Quartet. 3MBS rec. 39Janacek: Capriccio for Piano (Left Hand) & Seven Wind Instruments. Radoslav Kvapil, pno. Wallace Collection/John Wallace. Nimbus NI 5103 21




Rossini: La Cenerentola: Overture. Orchestra Victoria/Richard Divall. ABC 476 8366 8Brumby: Piano Concerto No.1 in C minor. Wendy Pomroy, pno. West Australian SO/Patrick Thomas. Jade JADCD 1049 32


Elgar: String Quartet in E minor, Op.83. Chilingirian Quartet. EMI CDM 5 65099 2 29Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.2 in C minor, “Little Russian”, Op.17. London SO/Geoffrey Simon. Chandos CHAN 9190 40Dittersdorf: Viola Concerto in F. Lubomir Maly, vla. Dvorak CO/Frantisek Vajnar. Supraphon 11 0951-2 28Busoni: Dance Waltz, Op.53. North German RSO/Werner Andreas Albert. CPO 999 161-2 11Tippett: Variations on an Elizabethan Theme. Guildhall String Ensemble/Robert Salter. RCA RD 87846 16

4.00 Intermezzowith Nicky Gilderdaleprepared by Anne Bellew







10.00 Concertowith Ariel Valent or Paul BurkeA musical celebration of this

enduring form.


WEDNESDAY 29

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.1 in G minor, “Winter Daydreams”, Op.13. Melbourne SO/Oleg Caetani. ABC 476 6443 40




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Peter Greenprogrammed by Jane Mitchell

Includes: Schubert: Rondo brillant in B minor, D.895. Adele Anthony, vln. Jonathan Feldman, pno. Naxos 8.554148 15

12.00 A Time To Rememberwith Graham WilsonRepeat of Monday’s program.



Paderewski (d.29/6/1941): Overture in E fl at. Polish National RSO/Antoni Wit. Naxos 8.554020 10Brahms: Violin Concerto in D, Op.77. Anne-Sophie Mutter (b.29/6/1963), vln. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 439 007-2 40Glazunov: Slavonic Festival in G, Op.26a. USSR RSO/Odisseiy Dimitriadi. Melodiya MA 15746 13

Glazunov: Saxophone Concerto in E fl at, Op.109. Lev Mikhailov, sax. USSR RSO Soloists Ensemble/Alexander Korneiev. Olympia OCD 165 14Glazunov: Symphony No.5 in B fl at, Op.55. USSR Ministry of Culture SO/Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Olympia OCD 101 37Szymanowski (arr. Fitelberg): Nocturne and Tarantella, Op.28. Polish State PO/Karol Stryja. Naxos 8.553685 10Scharwenka: Valse-Caprice in A, Op.31. Polonaise in F minor, Op.42. Seta Tanyel, pno. Collins 13252 12Paderewski: Polish Fantasy in G sharp minor, Op.19. Janina Fialkowska, pno. Polish National RSO/Antoni Wit. Naxos 8.554020 21





Schubert: Allegro in A minor, “Lebenssturme”, D.947, Op.144. James Levine & Evgeny Kissin, pno duet. RCA 828776692832 15Rheinberger: Duo in A minor, Op.15. Thomas Hitzlberger & George Schutz, pnos. CPO 999 1062 19Adams: Hallelujah Junction. Ralph van Raat & Maarten van Veen, pnos. Naxos 8.559285 16Poulenc: Sonata for Four Hands. Jeremy Brown & Seta Tanyel, pno duet. Chandos CHAN 8519 6


Prokofi ev: The Fiery Angel, Op.37. Galina Gorchakova, sop. Evgenia Perlasova, m-sop. Konstantin Pluzhnikov, ten. Sergei Leiferkus & Vladimir Ognovenko, basses. Kirov Orch & Chorus/Valery Gergiev. Philips 446 078-2 119Prokofi ev: Love for Three Oranges, Op.33. Catherin Cubosc, sop. Jean-Luc Viala & Georges Gautier, tens. Gabriel Blacquier, bar. Lyon Opera Orch & Chorus/Kent Nagano. Virgin VCD 7 91084 2 102



THURSDAY 30

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Tchaikovsky: Manfred Symphony in B minor, Op.58. Melbourne SO/Oleg Caetani. ABC 476 6449 54





Anton Dvorak – Melody Maker• Violin Sonatina in G, B.183, Op.100. Ivanna Tomaskova, vln. Tamara Smolyar, pno. Schimmel rec. 19


• Moravian Duets, B.60, Op.32. Prague Chamber Choir/Josef Pancik. Marian Lapsansky, pno. Chandos CHAN 9257 25• String Quartet No.12 in F, “American”, B.179, Op.96. Australian Quartet. ABC 476 7741 26• Biblical Songs, B.185, Op.99. Peter Schreier, ten. Marian Lapsansky, pno. Berlin BC 1080-2 10• Serenade for Strings in E, B.52, Op.22. London CO/Christopher Warren-Green. Virgin VC5 61144 2 26




Praetorius (arr. Koch): Four Dances from Terpsichore. Saffi re. ABC 476 5695 9Bruch: Concerto in A fl at minor for Two Pianos & Orchestra, Op.88a. Robert Chamberlain & Darryl Coote, pnos. New Monash Orch/Andre de Quadros. Move MCD 106 25Walton: Viola Concerto in A minor. Nigel Kennedy, vla. Royal PO/Andre Previn. EMI 5 62813 2 26Schumann: Symphony No.3 in E fl at, “Rhenish”, Op.97. Hamburg SO/Albert Lizzio. Musicbank APWCD 6040 30Villa-Lobos: Harp Concerto. Catherine Michel, harp. Monte Carlo National Opera Orch/Antonio de Almeida. Philips 462 179-2 28Warlock (arr. Grigoryan): Capriol Suite. Saffi re. ABC 476 5695 9Hummel: Piano Trio in E fl at, Op.96. Borodin Trio. Chandos CHAN 9529 20Paganini: Grand Sonata, MS.3. Maria Isabel Siewers, gtr. Amiram Ganz, vln. Challenge Classics CC 72118 16





8.00 Illuminations

The tragic short life of Franz Schubert, Part 1

Like the poets whose words he set to music, Schubert was a master of lyric beauty. Join Ola Tasker as she looks into his formative years, and get to know his circle of friends who admired his genius and supported him throughout his life. We will discover how his moods infl uenced his music.




SYMPHONIES

AlfvénSymphony No.2 in D, Op.11 / Mon 27BeethovenSymphony No.3 in E fl at, “Eroica”, Op.55 / Tue 28

Symphony No.4 in B fl at, Op.60 / Thu 9

Symphony No.6 in F, “Pastoral”, Op.68 / Sat 18

Symphony No.7 in A, Op.92 / Thu 16Symphony No.8 in F, Op.93 / Sun 5Symphony No.9 in D minor, “Choral”, Op.125 / Mon 13

BerwaldSymphony No.1 in G minor, “Sinfonie sérieuse” / Fri 3

Symphony No.2 in D, “Sinfonie capricieuse” / Fri 10

Symphony No.3 in C, “Sinfonie singulière” / Fri 17

Symphony No.4 in E fl at, “Sinfonie naïve” / Fri 24

BrahmsSymphony No.3 in F, Op.90 / Sat 4BrittenSimple Symphony, Op.4 / Thu 16CherubiniSymphony in D / Sat 25ClementiSymphony No.1 in C, WoO.32 / Sun 12

DenisovSymphony No.1 / Thu 23DittersdorfSymphony in E, “The Rescue of Andromeda by Perseus”, Kr.76 / Sat 11

Symphony in F, Kr.70 / Tue 14

DvorákSymphony No.1 in C minor, “The Bells of Zlonice”, B.9 / Tue 21

Symphony No.7 in D minor, B.141 / Tue 21

ElgarSymphony No.2 in E fl at, Op.63 / Sat 4, Tue 14

EnescuSymphony No.1 in E fl at, Op.13 / Wed 8

GlazunovSymphony No.1 in E, “Slavyanskaya”, Op.5 / Wed 1

Symphony No.2 in F sharp minor, Op.16 / Wed 8

Symphony No.3 in D, Op.33 / Wed 15Symphony No.4 in E fl at, Op.48 / Wed 22

Symphony No.5 in B fl at, Op.55 / Wed 29

GlièreSymphony No.3 in B minor, “Ilya Muromets”, Op.42 / Mon 13

GounodSymphony No.1 in D / Thu 23HaydnSymphony No.20 in C / Wed 8Symphony No.22 in E fl at, “Philosopher” / Tue 7

Symphony No.31 in D, “Hornsignal” / Sat 11

Symphony No.45 in F sharp minor, “Farewell” / Sun 26

Symphony No.51 in B fl at / Thu 2Symphony No.99 in E fl at / Sun 26Symphony No.104 in D, “London” / Thu 16

HillSymphony No.3 in B minor, “Australia” / Sat 18

Major WorksIncluding part of a series and 3MBS recordings.

Compiled by John Barns


Oboe Concerto in C, K.314 / Sun 26Piano Concerto No.24 in C minor, K.491 / Sun 26

Piano Concerto No.26 in D, “Coronation”, K.537 / Sun 12

Violin Concerto No.4 in D, K.218 / Thu 9

Violin Concerto No.5 in A, “Turkish”, K.219 / Sun 19

Mozart (arr. Rutter)Flute Concerto No.2 in D, K.314 / Thu 2

NielsenClarinet Concerto, FS.129 / Thu 9PonceConcerto of the South / Fri 17ProkofievPiano Concerto No.3 in C, Op.26 / Tue 7

QuantzFlute Concerto in G minor / Sat 4Flute Concerto in E minor / Thu 23Flute Concerto in C / Sun 26RachmaninovPiano Concerto No.2 in C minor, Op.18 / Sat 11

Piano Concerto No.3 in D minor, Op.30 / Sun 12

RosenhainPiano Concerto in D minor, Op.73 / Sun 19

ShostakovichConcerto No.1 in C minor for Piano, Trumpet & Strings, Op.35 / The 14

Piano Concerto No.2 in F, Op.102 / Tue 21

SomervellViolin Concerto in G / Sat 25J Stamitz (arr. Boustead)Trumpet Concerto in D / Sat 18StenhammarPiano Concerto No.2 in D minor, Op.23 / Sat 18

Sullivan (arr. Mackerras)Cello Concerto in D / Wed 22TchaikovskyViolin Concerto in D, Op.35 / Sun 5TelemannConcerto in D, TWV.53:D6 / Thu 23Vaughan Williams Concerto in C for Two Pianos & Orchestra / Thu 2

Villa-LobosGuitar Concerto / Mon 27Harp Concerto / Thu 30WaltonViola Concerto in A minor / Thu 30Zach (arr. Nordmann)Harp Concerto in C minor / Sat 11

Piano Concerto No.1 in C minor / Tue 28

CarmichaelConcierto folklorico / Tue 7CarulliConcerto in G for Flute, Guitar & Orchestra / Mon 20

ChopinPiano Concerto No.2 in F minor, Op.21 / Sat 18

DittersdorfViola Concerto in F / Tue 28Dittersdorf (arr. Pilley)Harp Concerto in A / Thu 2EdwardsGuitar Concerto / Thu 23ElgarCello Concerto in E minor, Op.85 / Tue 14

FinziClarinet Concerto in C minor, Op.31 / Sun 19

GiulianiGuitar Concerto No.1 in A, Op.30 / Tue 14

GlazunovPiano Concerto No.2 in B, Op.100 / Wed 22

Saxophone Concerto in E flat, Op.109 / Wed 29

Glière (arr. Yu)Coloratura Concerto, Op.82 (arr. Oboe) / Sat 4

GrétryFlute Concerto in C / Wed 15HaydnOboe Concerto in C, Hob.VIIg:C1 / Tue 7

M HaydnTrombone Concerto in D / Tue 7HydePiano Concerto No.2 in C sharp minor / Sun 5

IrelandPiano Concerto in E flat / Sat 25KrausViolin Concerto in C / Mon 6LisztPiano Concerto No.1 in E flat, S.124 / Sat 4

ManfrediniPiano Concerto in B flat / Sat 11MendelssohnConcerto in E for Two Pianos / Sun 19MoeranCello Concerto / Wed 15MozartConcerto for Two Pianos in E flat, K.365 / Thu 23

Symphony No.2 in C minor, “Little Russian”, Op.17 / Tue 28

Symphony No.6 in B minor, “Pathétique”, Op.74 / Fri 17

Vaughan WilliamsSinfonia Antartica (Symphony No.7) / Sun 19

WaltonSymphony No.2 / Thu 23WeberSymphony No.2 in C / Sun 19

CONCERTI

BachBrandenburg Concerto No.3 in G, BWV.1048 / Wed 1

Brandenburg Concerto No.5 in D, BWV.1050 / Thu 9

Brandenburg Concerto No.6 in B flat, BWV.1051 Thu 9

Oboe d’amore Concerto in D, BWV.1053a / Thu 23

Bach (arr. Mowat)Brandenburg Concerto No.3 in G, BWV.1048 / Sat 11

C P E BachFlute Concerto in A minor, Wq.166 / Thu 2

J C F BachConcerto in E flat for Fortepiano & Viola / Tue 21

BarberViolin Concerto in G, Op.14 / Mon 20BeethovenPiano Concerto No.1 in C, Op.15 / Fri 17

Piano Concerto No.2 in B flat, Op.19 / Fri 24

Piano Concerto No.4 in G, Op.58 / Sat 11

Beethoven (arr. Blumenthal)Violin Concerto in D, Op.61 (arr. Piano) / Sat 4

BerwaldPiano Concerto in D / Mon 6BrahmsConcerto in A minor for Violin & Cello, Op.102 / Mon 27

Violin Concerto in D, Op.77 / Wed 29BruchConcerto in A flat minor for Two Pianos, Op.88a / Thu 30

Violin Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op.26 / Sun 12

BrumbyBassoon Concerto / Fri 3Clarinet Concerto / Wed 22Flute Concerto / Fri 10Oboe Concertino / Fri 17

HovhanessSymphony No.60, “To the Appalachian Mountains”, Op.396 / Tue 7

HughesSymphony in Three Movements / Fri 10

KarlowiczSymphony in E minor, “Rebirth”, Op.7 / Sat 11

LisztA Faust Symphony, S.108 / Fri 3LloydSymphony No.7 / Fri 24MahlerSymphony No.1 in D, “Titan” / Sat 25Symphony No.10 in F sharp: Adagio / Sun 19

MartucciSymphony No.1 in D minor, Op.75 / Mon 20

MendelssohnSymphony No.2 in B flat, “Hymn of Praise”, Op.57 / Wed 1, Mon 6

Symphony for Strings No.9 in C / Fri 24

MillsSymphony of Nocturnes / Mon 20MozartSymphony No.20 in D, K.133 / Tue 14NielsenSymphony No.1 in G minor, FS.16 / Thu 9

Symphony No.3, “Espansiva”, FS.60 / Sat 11

Symphony No.5, FS.97 / Sat 18RespighiSinfonia drammatica / Wed 15, Mon 20

SchubertSymphony No.5 in B flat, D.485 / Wed 1, Sat 4

Symphony No.6 in C, D.589 / Sat 11Symphony No.9 in C, “Great”, D.944 / Sun 26

SchumannSymphony No.1 in B flat, “Spring”, Op.38 / Tue 7

Symphony No.3 in E flat, “Rhenish”, Op.97 / Thu 30

SibeliusSymphony No.3 in C, Op.52 / Sat 25SpohrSymphony No.6 in G, “Historical”, Op.116 / Tue 14

TchaikovskyManfred Symphony in B minor, Op.58 / Thu 30

Symphony No.1 in G minor, “Winter Daydreams”, Op.13 / Fri 10, Wed 29


RavelViolin & Cello Sonata in A minor / Mon 6

ReineckeTrio in A minor, Op.188 / Thu 23RheinbergerDuo in A minor, Op.15 / Wed 29RosenbergString Quartet No.4 / Tue 21Saint-SaënsPiano Quartet in B flat, Op.41 / Wed 15

String Quartet No.2 in G, Op.153 / Sat 4

ScharwenkaPiano Trio No.1 in F sharp minor, Op.1 / Wed 1

SchnabelDance Suite / Sat 11SchubertFantasia in C, D.934 / Sun 12Octet in F, D.803 / Sat 18Piano Sonata No.18 in G, D.894 / Tue 7

Piano Sonata No.20 in A, D.959 / Thu 16

Piano Trio No.1 in B flat, D.898 / Fri 3

String Quartet No.14 in D minor, “Death and the Maiden”, D.810 / Sun 5

String Quintet in C, D.956 / Mon 20Schubert (arr. Williams)Arpeggione Sonatas in A minor, D.821 / Sat 4

SchumannFantasy in C, Op.17 / Sat 25Piano Quintet in E flat, Op.44 / Sun 12

Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.63 / Mon 27

ScriabinPiano Sonata No.3 in F sharp minor, Op.23 / Wed 22

ShostakovichCello Sonata in D minor, Op.40 / Mn 27

SitskyTrio for Flute, Oboe & Piano, “Oriental” / Sat 11

SmetanaAbout Mother, Op.28 / Wed 1From the Homeland / Mon 13Piano Trio in G minor, Op.15 / Mon 13

C StamitzOrchestral Quartet in F, Op.14/4 / Wed 22

StradellaSan Giovanni Battista / Sat 25

Hill (arr. Stiles) Piano Trio in A minor / Mon 20HummelPiano Sonata in F sharp minor, Op.81 / Sat 4

Piano Trio in E flat, Op.12 / Tue 21Piano Trio in E flat, Op.96 / Thu 30HydeClarinet Sonata in F minor / Thu 23JanácekCapriccio for Piano (Left Hand) & Seven Wind Instruments / Tue 28

String Quartet No.2, “Intimate Letters” / Mon 27

Violin Sonata / Sun 5Le GallienneTrio for Oboe, Violin & Viola / Mon 20

LisztLes jeux d’deau à la Villa d’Este / Fri 10

Transcription of Lassen’s Music to Hebbel’s Nibelungen & Goethe’s Faust, S.496 / Tue 14

LovelockSaxophone Sonata / Mon 20MedtnerPiano Sonata in B flat minor, “Romantica”, Op.53/1 / Wed 8

MendelssohnOctet in E flat, Op.20 / Mon 13Piano Trio No.2 in C minor, Op.66 / Sun 26

MozartClarinet Quintet in A, K.581 / Thu 16Piano Quartet No.2 in E flat, K.493 / Mon 27

Piano Sonata No.8 in A minor, K.310 / Sat 18

String Quartet No.1 in G, K.80 / Fri 3String Quartet No.2 in D, K.155 / Fri 10

String Quartet No.3 in G, K.156 / Fri 17

String Quartet No.4 in C, K.157 / Fri 24

String Quintet No.6 in E flat, K.614 / Tue 7

PavlovaSix Pieces / Sun 5PiazzollaHistoire du Tango / Sun 19PleyelQuintet in E flat, Op.10/3 / Sat 11PoulencCello Sonata / Fri 10RachmaninovSuite No.2, Op.17 / Wed 22

BusoniKultaselle / Sun 12CarmichaelAria & Finale for Saxophone & Piano / Thu 16

ChopinPiano Sonata No.3 in B minor, Op.58 / Sat 18

Piano Trio in G minor, Op.8 / Wed 22DebussyChildren’s Corner / Fri 24Piano Trio in G / Mon 6DreyfusSextet for Didjeridoo & Wind Instruments / Mon 6

DvorákAmerican Suite in A, B.184 / Mon 13Piano Quintet No.2 in A, B.155 / Tue 28

Strung Quartet No.12 in F, “American”, B.179 / Thu 30

Violin Sonatina in G, B.183 / Thu 30EdwardsPiano Trio / Sun 12ElgarString Quartet in E minor, Op.83 / Tue 28

FauréPiano Quartet No.1 in C minor, Op.15 / Fri 24

GavrilinSketches for Four Hands / Wed 22GebauerWind Quintet No.3 in C minor / Sat 18

GlazunovPiano Sonata No.1 in B flat minor, Op.74 / Wed 8

Theme & Variations in F sharp minor, Op.72 / Wed 1

GlinkaGrand Sextet in E flat / Wed 8GriegHolberg Suite, Op.40 / Sat 4Haas (arr. Tognetti)String Quartet, Op.7/2 (arr. String Orchestra) / Tue 21

HaydnPiano Sonata in E flat, Hob.XVI:49 / Thu 16

Piano Trio in C, Hob.XV:27 / Mon 20String Quartet in C, “Bird”, Hob.III:39 / Wed 15

String Quartet in F, Hob.III:73 / Mon 6

HillString Quartet No.5 in E flat, “The Allies” / Mon 13

String Quartet No.10 in E / Wed 1

CHAMBER MUSIC (INC. INSTRUMENTAL)

ArenskyPiano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.32 / Sun 12

BachCello Suite No.6 in D, BWV.1012 / Fri 3

Concerto in C for Solo Organ, BWV.594 / Thu 9

English Suite No.2 in A minor, BWV.807 / Thu 9

French Suite No.6 in E, BWV.817 / Thu 9

Sonata in G minor, BWV.1030b / Sun 19

C P E BachRecorder Sonata in D, Wq.83 / Mon 13

BaermannClarinet Quintet No.3 in E flat, Op.23 / Sat 25

BeethovenCello Sonata No.5 in D, Op.102/2 / Thu 2

Diabelli Variations in C, Op.120 / Sat 11

Piano & Winds Quintet in E flat, Op.16 / Thu 16

Piano Sonata No.30 in E, Op.109 / Fri 3

Piano Trio No.6 in E flat, Op.70/2 / Mon 13

Piano Trio No.10 in E flat, “Variations on an Original Theme”, Op.44 / Sun 12

String Quartet No.10 in E flat, “Harp”, Op.74 / Tue 14

String Trio in G, Op.9/1 / Fri 17BizetChildren’s Games / Sat 4BoccheriniGuitar Quintet No.5 in D, G.449 / Fri 3

String Quintet in A minor, G.300 / Thu 2

BrahmsBallades, Op.10 / Fri 10Horn Trio in E flat, Op.40 / Tue 14Piano Quartet No.2 in A, Op.26 / Mon 6

Piano Trio No.3 in C minor, Op.101 / Thu 9

Violin Sonata No.1 in G, Op.78 / Sun 5

BrittenCello Sonata in C, Op.65 / Tue 28BrumbyFlute Sonatina / Fri 24


ByrdMass for Four Voices / Tue 7CavalliMessa Concertata / Sun 5ChaussonPoème de l’amour et de la mer, Op.19 / Tue 14

DesmarestUsquequo Domine / Sat 4DvorákBiblical Songs, B.185 / Mon 13Moravian Duets, B.60 / Thu 30ElgarScenes from the Bavarian Highlands, Op.27 / Sun 19

GounodChoral Mass in G minor / Sat 11GriegPeer Gynt, Op.23 / Mon 27The Mountain Maid, Op.67 / Fri 24HandelChandos Anthem No.5, “I will magnify Thee” / Thu 2

Utrecht Te Deum / Sat 18Kats-CherninDark Wind Blowing / Tue 14Lange-MüllerOnce upon a Time / Sat 18McCartneyEcce cor meum / Sun 12MahlerThe Song of the Earth / Sun 12MendelssohnThree Psalms, Op.78 / Sat 18MussorgskySongs and Dances of Death / Mon 27Peterson-BergerGullebarn’s Lullabies / Sun 5ProkofievWinter Bonfire, Op.122 / Fri 10RachmaninovThe Bells, Op.35 / Thu 16RespighiIl Tramonto / Mon 20RossiniPetite Messe solennelle / Sun 19Saint-SaënsMass, Op.4 / Sat 25A ScarlattiCantata, “Bella madre de’fiori” / Sat 11

SchumannDichterliebe, Op.48 / Tue 28Vaughan WilliamsOn Wenlock Edge / Sun 5VivaldiGloria in D, RV.589 / Mon 27

SutherlandCello Sonata / Mon 20TchaikovskyString Quartet No.1 in D, Op.11 / Mon 27

Villa-LobosBachianas Brasileiras No.1 / Thu 9WeissLute Suite No.21 in G minor / Sat 25WidorPiano Quintet in D minor, Op.7 / Mon 13

WilmsSonata for Piano Duet in C, Op.31 / Sat 4

Wolf-FerrariPiano Trio in F sharp, Op.7 / Sat 25

OPERA

CorneliusThe Barber of Bagdad: Excerpts / Wed 15

HumperdinckHansel and Gretel / Wed 8JanácekKáta Kabanová / Wed 8ProkofievThe Fiery Angel / Wed 29The Love for Three Oranges / Wed 29SmetanaThe Bartered Bride / Wed 1WagnerTannhäuser / Wed 22Tristan and Isolde: Isolde’s Liebestod / Sat 4

WeberAbu Hassan: The Balloon Story / Wed 15

Der Freischütz / Wed 15

VOCAL (INC. CHORAL)

BachCantata, “Whither shall I flee”, BWV.5 / Sun 22

Cantata, “All glory to the Lord our God”, BWV.129 / Sat 11

BeethovenChoral Fantasy in C minor, Op.80 / Sun 26

BizetLes Nuits d’été, Op.7 / Mon 6BlowAn Ode on the Death of Mr Henry Purcell / Mon 13

BrahmsSong of Destiny, Op.54 / Tue 21

MISCELLANEOUS

AlfvénSwedish Rhapsody No.1, “Midsummer Vigil”, Op.19 / Mon 6

Swedish Rhapsody No.3, “Dalecarlian Rhapsody”, Op.47 / Mon 6

BachOrchestral Suite No.1 in C, BWV.1066 / Sun 12

Orchestral Suite No.3 in D, BWV.1068 / Sat 4

BrittenThe Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra, Op.34 / Sun 26

CliffordA Kentish Suite / Sat 25DeliusParis- The Song of a Great City / Sat 25

DukasLa Péri / Fri 3DvorákSerenade for Strings in E, B.52 / Thu 30

Slavonic Dances, B.83 / Sun 5GershwinAn American in Paris / Sun 19GraingerYouthful Suite / Tue 14GriegHolberg Suite, Op.40 / Mon 13HaydnSinfonia concertante in B flat, Hob.I:105 / Thu 16

Ippolitov-IvanovCaucasian Sketches Suite No.1, Op.10 / Sat 25

Ireland (arr. Mackerras)The Overlanders: Suite / Sun 19JanácekLachian Dances / Wed 15KhachaturianSpartacus: Suite No.2 / Fri 10LachnerBall-Suite in D, Op.170 / Sat 4LullyLes Amants magnifiques: Suite / Sat 11

MozartSinfonia concertante in E flat, K.364 / Wed 22

PaderewskiPolish Fantasy in G sharp minor, Op.19 / Wed 29

ProkofievSymphony-Concerto in E minor, Op.125 / Thu 2

RachmaninovSymphonic Dances, Op.45 / Sun 5

RameauZoroastre: Suite / Sat 4RespighiAncient Airs & Dances Suite No.2 / Fri 24

Ancient Airs & Dances Suite No.3 / Thu 2, Sat 25

Rimsky-KorsakovCapriccio espagnol, Op.34 / Mon 27RomanDrottingholm Music / Mon 6SchumannAndante & Variations, Op.46 / Wed 8ShostakovichJazz Suite No.2 / Wed 8SibeliusTapiola, Op.112 / Fri 10R StraussLe Bourgeois gentilhomme, Op.60 / Sat 25

Suite in B flat, Op.4 / Wed 15StravinskyThe Firebird: Suite / Sat 4, Fri 24, Sat 25

SukFantasy in D minor, Op.24 / Wed 15TchaikovskyFrancesca da Rimini, Op.32 / Wed 22TelemannOverture-Suite in A minor, TWV.55:a2 / Sat 4

WagnerSiegfried Idyll / Sun 12WestlakeThe Glass Soldier Suite / Tue 21WilliamsonThe Display: Suite / Sun 5

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