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1 THURSDAY

12:00 A.M. Music Through the Night

8:30 Morning Café with Gene Schiller. Get the day going with a refreshing blend of music, The Writer’s Almanac,

special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Lesser Known Romantics.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. SIBELIUS The Oceanides; Royal Phil. Orch.; Thomas Beecham,

cond.; DELIUS Violin Conc.; Tasmin Little, violin; Welsh National Opera Orch.; Charles Mackerras, cond.; BARTOK

Music for Strings, Percussion & Celesta; Sym. Orch.; Leopold Stokowski, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today Every day on PT, listeners can enjoy terrific live performances from around the

world. But how did those musicians get to be so good? What kind of hard work lies behind the seemingly effortless

performance on stage? In today's show, another in our occasional series that we call the Art of Practicing. Trumpeter

Manny Laureano says he's more like a singer than you might think.

2:00 Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin. The Symphony, Part VIII. Bill’s exploration of the symphony

continues with music of composers born around 1880.

3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. DUPARC Lenore; Toulouse Sym. Orch.; Michel Plasson, cond.;

FAURE Piano Quartet #2 in g; Los Angeles Piano Quartet

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. RACHMANINOFF Prince Rostislav; St. Louis Sym. Orch.; Leonard

Slatkin, cond.; SCHOECK Sommernacht; Camerata Bern; HUMPERDINCK Moorish Rhapsody; Czecho-Slovak

Radio Sym. Orch.; Martin Fischer-Dieskau, cond.

8:00 New York Philharmonic KHACHATURIAN Waltz from Masquerade; TCHAIKOVSKY Piano Conc. #1 in

B-flat minor; Kirill Gerstein, piano; GLAZUNOV Valse de Concert #2; BORODIN Polovstian Dances from Prince

Igor; Bramwell Tovey, cond.

10:00 Music Through the Night

2 FRIDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: American Portraits.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. ARENSKY Variations on a Theme of Tchaikovsky; St. Petersburg

Camerata; Saulius Sondeckis, cond.; ARENSKY Piano Trio #1 in d; Cho-Liang Lin, violin; Gary Hoffman, cello; Yefim

Bronfman, piano; MOZART Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat; Anne-Sophie Mutter, violin; Yuri Bashmet, viola;

London Phil. Orch.; Anne-Sophie Mutter, cond.

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12:00 P.M. Performance Today Maybe all he really wanted to do was direct, like the old Hollywood joke goes.

But the fact is that Josef Stalin, murderous Russian despot, did get involved in the movie biz. In today's show, the

story of Alexander Nevsky, a 1938 propaganda film ordered up by Stalin, and a concert performance of the film score,

written by Sergei Prokofiev.

2:00 Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin. The Symphony, Part VIII.

3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. KETELBEY Selections; Royal Phil. Orch. & Chorus; Eric Rogers,

cond.; BRIDGE Phantasm; Kathryn Stott, piano; Royal Phil. Orch.; Vernon Handley, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. C. P. E. BACH Oboe Conc. in B-flat; Paul Goodwin, oboe; English

Concert; Trevor Pinnock, cond.; HAYDN Sym. #48 in C, Maria Theresa; Orpheus Chamber Orch.; VIOTTI Chaconne

in g; Ofra Harnoy, cello; Michael Bloss, organ; and a medley of tunes by Queen Liliu'okalani played by the Galliard

String Quartet and the Rose Ensemble.

8:00 Cleveland Orchestra DEBUSSY Fetes from Nocturnes; HAYDN Sym. #85 in B-flat, La Reine;

SHOSTAKOVICH Sym. #5 in d; Franz-Welser Most, cond.


3 SATURDAY


5:00 Howard’s Day Off with Howard Dicus. Music based on "Dies Irae"

10:00 From the Top This week, From the Top returns to the great state of Iowa where we meet an outstanding

teenage composer from Iowa City and a top-ranking competitive swimmer who is also an exceptional pianist.

11:00 Classical Guitar Alive! with Anthony Morris. An August 2011 interview with Argentine guitarist Anibal

Acosta, and music by Kellner, Handel, Keigo Fujii, Grammy-winning composer Michael Colina, and Columbian

guitarist-composer Gentil Montana, who passed away August 28, 2011.

1:00 P.M. NPR World of Opera LULLY Atys. Among the earliest of French opera composers, Lully helped to

create the theatrical genre, called “tragedy in music,” that was the dominant form of French opera for nearly a

century. This 1676 drama centers on a man who must choose between the woman he loves and a powerful, lovesick

goddess who won’t take “no” for an answer. Bernard Richter (Atys); Stephanie d’Oustrac (Cybele); Emmanuelle de

Negri (Sangande); Nicolas Rivenq (Celenus); Marc Mauillon (Idas); Sophie Daneman (Doris); Jael Azzaretti

(Melisse); Paul Agnew (Le Sommeil); Cyril Auvity (Morphee); Elodie Fonnard (Flore); Rachel Redmond (Iris); Les

Arts Florissants Orch. & Chorus; William Christie, cond.

4:30 My Music

6:00 A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor. The aroma of deep-fried foods calls us back from the

first leg of the Summer Love Tour for our annual Grandstand show at the Minnesota State Fair. With special guests,

Minneapolis twang-rock heroes The Jayhawks, and singer-songwriter-fiddler Sara Watkins. Also with us, fresh from

the rides of the Mighty Midway, The Royal Academy of Radio Actors; Tim Russell, Sue Scott, Tom Keith, and Fred

Newman. All this, plus giant summer squash champions The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band with Richard Dworsky, and of

course, the latest News from Lake Wobegon.

8:00 The Thistle & Shamrock with Fiona Ritchie. Heading South. Join us to explore the Celtic roots of music

from the Southern Mountains of the U.S., with songs and tunes from flat pick guitarist Norman Blake, fiddler James

Bryan, multi-instrumentalist Mark O’Connor, and others.

9:00 Fascinatin’ Rhythm with Michael Lasser. Love Plus – Love songs with more than one emotion.

10:00 Millennium of Music with Robert Aubrey Davis. Three Woman-Based Ensembles. Encantar, Les

Witches, and La Donna Musicale take us on a musical journey from the High Renaissance to the Italian Baroque.


4 SUNDAY


5:00 Classical 24

8:00 With Heart & Voice with Peter Dubois. Labor Day marks the unofficial end to summer, and we’ll listen to

music to help us celebrate the season. Join Peter DuBois as we hear music by Virgil Thomson, Leo Sowerby, Charles

more. To sign up, click

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Ives and others.

9:00 Sunday Brunch with Gene Schiller. Enjoy three hours of your favorite music, as requested by the listeners of

Hawaii Public Radio. To make your choice from our “musical brunch buffet” write to Sunday Brunch, Hawaii Public

Radio, 738 Kaheka St., Honolulu, HI 96814. Or e-mail your request to us at: [email protected]

(Subject: Sunday Brunch).

1:00 P.M. SymphonyCast DEBUSSY Prelude a l’apres midi d’un faun; DUTILLEUX ‘Tout en monde lointain..;’

RAVEL Bolero; RAVEL Daphnis et Chloe; BBC Scottish Sym. Orch.; Edinburgh Festival Chorus; Donald Runnicles,

cond.

3:00 Saint Paul Sunday Borromeo String Quartet. HAYDN String Quartet, Op. 64, No. 6 – IV. Finale: Presto;

BRAHMS String Quartet in a, Op. 51, No. 2 – Andante moderato; JANACEK String Quartet #2, Intimate Pages

4:00 Harmonia with Angela Mariani. “What do you know, Chalumeau.” Harmonia explores music for the

seldom-heard chalumeau, a predecessor to the clarinet. Plus, we’ll “revisit” some chant from the early Maronite

Christian tradition, and hear from a featured release by the Gregorian Ensemble of Notre Dame de Paris.

5:00 Weekend Radio with Robert Conrad. “Stan Freberg presents the United States of America – The Middle

Years: Sinking of the Lusitania, Tin Pan Alley Songwriters, Finale.” “Oat Bran and Lobster Cereal,” “Literary Holdup

Note,” “International House of Sauerkraut” – Royal Canadian Airfarce, The Wisdom of Mark Levy and This Week in

the Media.

6:00 Business of the Arts with Bob Sandla The O'ahu Choral Society

7:00 Great Songs with Maya Hoover. Schumann: Liederkreis¸ Op. 24 and Op. 39: Performances by Ian Bostridge

and Julius Drake; Bryn Terfel and Malcolm Martineau; poetry of Heinrich Heine and Joseph Eichendorff.

8:00 Mirror of the New with Bob Wehrman America's Haunted Landscape

9:00 The Early Muse with Ian Capps. From Cornetto to Trumpet in 17th Century Italy. The brilliant cornetto, a

hybrid between brass and woodwind, gradually gave way to the trumpet as the lead in brass ensembles of 17th

century Italy. And the trumpet, used throughout history in fanfares, ceremonies and the heat of war, also became a

sophisticated star of the sonata concerto.

10:00 Music from the Hearts of Space Space Guitars 9: Galacticaster: colossal chords, cosmic chimes, soaring

flights, gentle weeping, with music by Clive Wright, Hammock, Mono, Harold Budd & Clive Wright, Forrest Fang &

Carl Weingarten, Jeff Beck, JOnsi, and Jeff Pearce.


5 MONDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: A Salute to Industry.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. ELGAR The Wand of Youth Suite #1; London Phil. Orch.; Adrian

Boult, cond.; BRITTEN Gloriana Suite; Steuart Bedford, cond.; CHOPIN Piano Conc. #2 in f; Lang Lang, piano;

Vienna Phil. Orch.; Zubin Mehta, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today When you think of three instruments that just naturally belong together, it's

not likely your first thought would be banjo, string bass, and tabla (Indian drums). Banjoist Bela Fleck, bassist Edgar

Meyer, and tabla player Zakir Hussain come from very different musical backgrounds, but they've formed a unique

and compelling trio that is capturing the attention of music lovers. PT's Fred Child hosted a live event recently in

Miami, featuring interviews and performances by Fleck, Meyer, and Hussain. We'll hear highlights on today's show.

2:00 Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin. Antonin Dvorak. A five-part biography on the life of Bohemia’s

most celebrated composer to mark his 170th birthday.

3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. BRAHMS Piano Quartet #2 in A; Gilbert Kalish, piano; Yehonatan

Berick, violin; Paul Neubauer, viola; David Finckel, cello

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. J. C. BACH Sextet in C; English Concert; MEYERBEER Les Patineurs;

Cincinnati Pops Orch.; Erich Kunzel, cond.; BEACH Gaelic Sym.; Detroit Sym. Orch.; Neeme Jarvi, cond.

8:00 Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra BARBER Adagio for Strings; ADAMS Harmonium; Milwaukee Sym.

Chorus; TRAD. Ketawang Puspawarna excerpt; BRITTEN Pas de Six from the Prince of the Pagodas; BEETHOVEN


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Sym. #3 in E-flat, Eroica; HANDEL Concerto Grosso in G, Opus 6., No 1, first mvt.; Edo de Waart, cond.


6 TUESDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Mostly Baroque.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. DVORAK Symphonic Variations; Royal Phil. Orch.; Dalia Atlas,

cond.; RONTGEN Serenade for 7 Winds; Viotta Ensemble; MARX Symphonic Night Music; Bochum Sym. Orch.;

Steven Sloane, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today It's long been known that music has the ability to help transport us out of our

daily lives. It's one of the reasons so many of us listen to it. Today, we have a whole hour of music about other realms of

being, and higher planes of existence. "Visions of Another World," by Karim Al-Zand, "Music of the Spheres," by Josef

Strauss, and a Transcendental Etude by Franz Liszt. Plus an ethereal Norwegian vision of heaven from the women of

Trio Mediaeval.

2:00 Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin. Antonin Dvorak.

3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. MOZART String Quartet #17 in B-flat, La Chasse; Alban Berg

Quartet; HAYDN Sym. #103 in E-flat, Drumroll; Royal Phil. Orch.; Thomas Beecham, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Fantasia on a Theme by Tallis; Academy of

St. Martin; Neville Marriner, cond.; BEETHOVEN Diabelli Variations (selections); Daniel Barenboim, piano;

ARENSKY Sym. #1 in b; U.S.S.R. Sym. Orch.; Evgeny Svetlanov, cond.

8:00 Live! at the Concertgebouw VERDI Prelude to Aida; SAINT-SAENS Piano Conc. #5 in F, Egyptian;

Nicholas Angelich, piano; SAINT-SAENS Bacchanale from Samson et Dalila; FRANCK Psyche et Eros; R. STRAUSS

Dance of the Seven Veils from Salome; Rotterdam Phil. Orch.; Yannick Nezet-Seguin, cond.


7 WEDNESDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: An Exception to the Rule.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. GRIEG Incidental music from Peer Gynt; Sheila Armstrong,

soprano; Halle Orch. & Chorus; John Barbirolli, cond.; BEETHOVEN String Quartet #12 in E-flat; Emerson Quartet

12:00 P.M. Performance Today Robert Schumann's Cello Concerto lay in a stack of papers collecting dust on the

desk of the great 19th century violinist Joseph Joachim. It wasn't discovered until after Joachim's death. Now, you may

wonder what a violinist was doing with Schumann's music. In today's show, the story of the many transformations of

Schumann's Cello Concerto, and a performance by a violinist, from a concert in Australia.


3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. GLIERE Harp Conc.; Osian Ellis, harp; London Sym. Orch.; Richard

Bonynge, cond.; IPPOLITOV-IVANOV Caucasian Sketches Suite #1; National Orch. of Ukraine; Arthur Fagen, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. VILLA-LOBOS Bachianas Brasileiras #5 & 6; Mady Mesple, soprano;

Michel Debost, flute; Andre Sennedat, bassoon; Orch. de Paris; Paul Capolongo, cond.; GOMES Conc. in D; Brazilian

Guitar Quartet; CHAUSSON Conc. in D for Piano, Violin & String Quartet; Jean-Yves Thibaudet, piano; Joshua Bell,

violin; Takacs Quartet

8:00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra DUTILLEUX Sym. #2, Le double; JOLIVET Concertino; Christopher

Martin, trumpet; TOMASI Trumpet Conc.; Christopher Martin, trumpet; ROUSSEL Bacchus & Ariane Suite #2;

TCHAIKOVSKY Piano Conc. #1 in B-flat minor; Simon Trpceski, piano; Ludovic Morlot, cond.


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special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Contemporary Classics.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. SCHUMANN Manfred Overt.; Detroit Sym. Orch.; Paul Paray, cond.;

D’ALBERT Piano Conc. #1 in b; Joseph Banowetz, piano; Moscow Sym. Orch.; Dmitri Yablonsky, cond.; MARTINU

Sym. #4; Royal Liverpool Phil. Orch.; Walter Weller, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today Pianist Simone Dinnerstein completely changed the way she practiced after

one "nightmare performance" where she suffered a memory lapse. She joins host Fred Child in our occasional series

on the Art of Practice. Also, Emily Reese, avid gamer and host of the popular podcast Top Score, joins Fred to talk

about classical music and video games.


3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. SULLIVAN The Merchant of Venice Suite; City of Birmingham Sym.

Orch.; Vivian Dunn, cond.; IBERT Flute Conc.; Eugenia Zukerman, flute; Manhattan Chamber Orch.; David Auldon

Clark, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. MAXWELL DAVIES Orkney Wedding; Boston Pops Orch.; John

Williams, cond.; BERNSTEIN Mass: Suite for Brass; Empire Brass; DVORAK Sym. #6 in D; Cleveland Orch.;

Christoph von Dohnanyi, cond.

8:00 New York Philharmonic SMITH Star Spangled Banner; ADAMS On the Transmigration of Souls; Lorin

Maazel, cond.; BRAHMS Ein Deutsches Requiem; Heidi Grant Murphy, soprano; Thomas Hampson, baritone; New

York Choral Artists; Kurt Masur, cond.


9 FRIDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Do You Believe in…

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. SCRIABIN Etudes, Op. 42; Garrick Ohlsson, piano; SZYAMNOWSKI

Stabat Mater; Elzbieta Smytka, soprano; City of Birmingham Sym. Orch. & Chorus; Simon Rattle, cond.; JONGEN

Symphonie Concertante; Virgil Fox, organ; French National Theatre Orch.; Georges Pretre, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today In the days and weeks after the 9/11 tragedy, musicians responded in the only

way they knew how. They played. For the dead, for the injured, and for all of us who were struggling to cope with

the enormity of what had happened. In today's show, we look at how the nation responded through music to the

horrors of September 11, 2001, and we'll hear several new works written in commemoration of the 10th anniversary

of the attacks.


3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. GOUNOD Petite Symphonie for Winds; Saint Paul Chamber Orch.;

Christopher Hogwood, cond.; SAINT-SAENS Piano Conc. #3 in E-flat; Pascal Roge, piano; Philharmonia Orch.;

Charles Dutoit, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. PEZ Pastoral Conc.; Collegium Aureum; BEETHOVEN Eroica

Variations; Maria Yudina, piano; SHOSTAKOVICH Cello Conc. #1 in E-flat; Mstislav Rostropovich, cello;

Philadelphia Orch..; Eugene Ormandy, cond.

8:00 Cleveland Orchestra SUPPE Light Cavalry Overt.; MOZART Piano Conc. #17 in G; Leif Ove Andsnes,

piano; MOZART The Marriage of Figaro Overt.; MOZART Porgi Amor & Deh, vieni non tardar from The Marriage

of Figaro; Dorothea Roschmann, soprano; J. STRAUSS JR. Artist’s Life Waltz, Annen Polka & Die Fledermaus

Overt.; Franz Welser-Most, cond.



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10 SATURDAY


5:00 Howard’s Day Off with Howard Dicus. Changes in famous composers' styles.

10:00 From the Top From Fraser Performance Studio at WGBH in Boston, From the Top welcomes back 10th

anniversary alumni performer William Harvey, who performed for the rescue workers at the World Trader Center just

days after the September 11th terrorist attacks. He’s since gone on to found a non-profit organization dedicated to

promoting cultural understanding through music. We also meet a nine-year-old flutist from Virginia, who performs

Cecile Chaminade's Concertino and a uniquely talented 17-year-old countertenor from California, who sings a da capo

aria by Handel.

11:00 Classical Guitar Alive! with Anthony Morris. Great collaborations and music by Ponce, Moscheles, Giuliani,

Walton, Assad, and Lennon-McCartney.

1:00 P.M. NPR World of Opera DONIZETTI Lucia di Lammermoor. It’s hard to think of a heroine with a fate

more heartbreaking – or more shocking – than that of Donizetti’s Lucia, whose famous mad scene is one of the

greatest moments in any opera. This compelling and sometimes lurid drama is based on a novel by Sir Walter Scott.

Elena Mosuc (Lucia); Francesco Meli (Edgardo); Fabio Maria Capitanacci (Enrico); Vitaly Kovalyov (Raimondo);

Saverio Fiore (Arturo); Rebecca Jo Loeb (Alisa); Cristiano Olivieri (Normanno); Teatro Regio, Turin; Bruno

Campanella, cond.

4:30 My Music

6:00 A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor. This week, it's a back-to-school bumper crop featuring

bits and pieces from the Universities of Michigan, South Dakota, Minnesota and Purdue. Jerry Douglas plays the

"Emphysema Two Step," The Purdue Glee Club sings from the LaFayette phone book, Becky Schlegel sings Greg

Brown's song "Early," and Robert Sonkowsky--Latin professor from the University of Minnesota--recites a bit of

Horace. Plus, Bella Hristova plays Kreisler, and in the Lives of the Cowboys, Lefty sits in on a class at Winona State. It's

the last of the summer compilation programs before the 2011-2012 Season Opener next week, live from The Fitzgerald

Theater.

8:00 The Thistle & Shamrock with Fiona Ritchie. Family Gathering. Some of the finest Celtic music recorded

since it was so labeled has sprung from a few influential musical families. Hear the Brennans, the O’Domhnaills, the

Cunninghams, the Fishers, and the Lunnys. Together and individually, they have helped shape the genre.

9:00 Fascinatin’ Rhythm with Michael Lasser. Yes, Yes, My Baby Said Yes, Yes. Agreeable songs; happy songs.

10:00 Millennium of Music with Robert Aubrey Davis. The Song of the Sibyls. One of the five most-popular

shows in the program’s 33-year history has been Jordi Savall’s exploration of the prophecies of the ancient Sibyls; we

will hear the re-packaged first offering in that series.


11 SUNDAY


5:00 Classical 24

8:00 With Heart & Voice with Peter Dubois Remembering 9/11 On the tenth anniversary of the national horrific

tragedy, we’ll hear sacred music of hope and comfort, even as we remember the terrible loss of life, the fear and the

grief of that time.





1:00 P.M. SymphonyCast BRIDGE Enter Spring; BRIDGE Blow out you bugles; Philhippe Schartz, flugelhorn;

DUPRE Cortege et Litanie for Organ & Orch.; SAINT-SAENS Sym. #3 in c, Organ; Robert Plane, clarinet; Thomas

Trotter, organ; BBC National Orch. of Wales; Francois-Xavier Roth, cond.

3:00 Saint Paul Sunday Hesperion. Anonymous Trecento manuscript: Lamento de Tristano; Jewish lullaby:

Noumi, noum yaldatii; Traditional (Afghanistan): Nastaran; Sephardic (Turkey): La dama y el pastor; ARIANNA

SAVALL L’Amor; Traditional (Catalonian): La Canco de LLadre; Traditional Bretagne (French): Gwerz; Traditional

(Catalonian): El Testamen d’Amelia; SANTIAGO DE MURCIA Jota; TARQUINIO MERULA Sentirete una

canzonetta


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4:00 Harmonia with Angela Mariani. Renaissance Music in Theory. Harmonia explores renaissance composers

championed by music theorists. Some theorists heralded the arrival of new musical eras; others chose to reflect on

the musical achievements of past generations and peers. Join us as we look at Renaissance music…in theory.

5:00 Weekend Radio with Robert Conrad "Stan Freberg presents the United States of America – The Middle

Years: Lincoln and Shiloh with General Grant, The Appomattox Courthouse and Bar & Grill, Custer’s Last Stand.” The

Goons Sing “Bloodknock’s Rock and Hall Call,” “Eeh!, Oh!, Ooh!” “I Love You,” ”Ying Tong Song.” Plus Jan C. Snow

and This Week in the Media.

6:00 Business of the Arts with Bob Sandla Honolulu Theatre for Youth

7:00 Great Songs with Maya Hoover. Recent Releases.

8:00 Mirror of the New with Bob Wehrman Music of the Danish composer Per Nørgård

9:00 The Early Muse with Ian Capps Ockeghem, Josquin and the Early Parody Mass The two Franco-Flemish

giants of the early Renaissance, Johannes Ockeghem and Josquin Desprez, were also pioneers of what became

known as the “parody” mass, with the musical thread throughout based on a previously composed motet or popular

tune. We’ll hear one short parody mass by each composer, each based on a popular song.

10:00 Music from the Hearts of Space Terror and Hope: on the edge of catharsis with 'The Prayer Cycle' by

Jonathan Elias.


12 MONDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Second Best?

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. CRAS Legende; Henri Demarquette, cello; Luxembourg Phil. Orch.;

Jean-Francois Antonioli, cond.; HARTY With the Wild Geese; Ulster Orch.; Bryden Thomson, cond.; MIASKOVSKY

Sym. #17 in G-sharp; Russian Federation Academic Sym. Orch.; Evgeny Svetlanov, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today Death stood peering over Mozart's shoulder as he struggled to finish his

Requiem Mass in 1791. Mozart was ill, and seemed to know that he was in a race against time. He wrote frenziedly,

but in the end, death didn't have the patience to wait for him to finish. He died at age 35, leaving it to others to

complete this most beautiful of Requiems. We’ll hear a performance from a concert at the BBC Proms last month.

2:00 Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin. Bachs Sleeps in on Sundays. Bill McGlaughlin explores the

instrumental music composed by Bach while not holding a church job.

3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. SCHUMANN Genoveva Overt.; BBC National Orch.; Walter Weller,

cond.; BEETHOVEN Sym. #4 in B-flat; Chicago Sym. Orch.; Georg Solti, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. RODGERS Slaughter on 10th Avenue; Sym. Orch.; John Mauceri,

cond.; VILLA-LOBOS Bachiana Brasileira #1; 12 Cellos of the Berlin Phil.; PROKOFIEV Violin Conc. #1 in D;

Vladimir Spivakov, violin; Royal Phil. Orch.; Yuri Temirkanov, cond.

8:00 Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra DELIUS The Walk to the Paradise Garden; WALTON Violin Conc.; Gil

Shaham, violin; BERLIOZ Symphonie Fantastique; Edo de Waart, cond.


13 TUESDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Cherry Picking.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. MASCAGNI Preludio & Inno al Sole from Iris; Orch. & Coro del

Teatro Lirico Giuseppe Verdi di Trieste; Tiziano Severini, cond.; VERDI Ballet music from Il Trovatore; Monte-Carlo

Opera Orch.; Antonio De Almeida, cond.; SHCHEDRIN The Carmen Ballet; Russian National Orch.; Mikhail

Pletnev, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today Dmitri Shostakovich's Ballet, the Age of Gold, is a witty and raucous farce, full of


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what conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen calls "the most skillfully-written wrong notes in the history of music." It's a Soviet

take on the old good guys vs. bad guys story. The good guys are a hard-working Soviet soccer team. The bad guys are

the greedy Western capitalists who try to exploit them. It's no surprise who wins in this delightful ballet by

Shostakovich. In today's show, we'll hear highlights from a recent Proms concert in London.

2:00 Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin. Bach Sleeps in on Sundays.

3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. GLINKA Valse Fantasie; Armenian Phil. Orch.; Loris Tjeknavorian,

cond.; POULENC Sinfonietta; San Diego Chamber Orch.; Donald Barra, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. SCHONBERG Verklarte Nacht; Sym. Orch.; Leopold Stokowksi,

cond.; SCHUMANN Piano Conc.; Angela Cheng, piano; Women’s Phil. Orch.; JoAnn Falletta, cond.; SCHUBERT

Sym. #3 in D; Vienna Phil. Orch.; Carlos Kleiber, cond.

8:00 Live! at the Concertgebouw MARTINU Les Fresques; HAYDN Sym. #90 in C; SCHUMANN Sym. #2 in C;

Royal Concertgebouw Orch.; John Eliot Gardiner, cond.


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special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Birthdays & Anniversaries.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. SCHUMANN Marchenbilder; Rivka Golani, viola; Bernadene Blaha,

piano; SCHUMANN Piano Quintet in E-flat; Artur Rubinstein, piano; Guarneri Quartet; SCHUMAN American

Festival Overt.; St. Louis Sym. Orch.; Leonard Slatkin, cond.; SCHUMAN Undertow; Ballet Theatre Orch.; Joseph

Levine, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today Critics beware. History may not judge your work all that kindly. Case in point:

Peter Tchaikovsky's ballet, Swan Lake. It was a big flop. Critics didn't think much of it. One said it suffered from "a

poverty of creative ideas." That critic is long forgotten, but Tchaikovsky's music has lived on. Valery Gergiev leads the

Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra in highlights from Swan Lake, from a concert last month in London.


3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. ROTA The Godfather Suite; La Scala Phil. Orch.; Riccardo Muti,

cond.; ROSZA Violin Conc.; Robert McDuffie, violin; Atlanta Sym. Orch.; Yoel Levi, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. MICHAEL HAYDN Horn Concerto #1; Herman Baumann, horn;

Academy of St. Martin; Iona Brown, cond.; BARBER Essay for Orch. #3; New York Phil.; Zubin Mehta, cond.;

MOZART Clarinet Quintet in A; Richard Stoltzman, clarinet; Tokyo Quartet

8:00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra BATES The B-Sides, Five Pieces for Orch. & Electronics; SCHUMANN

Cello Conc. in a; Yo-Yo Ma, cello; R. STRAUSS Aus Italien; LISZT Les Preludes; Riccardo Muti, cond.


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special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Pulitzer Prize Winners.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. GOULD Chorale & Fugue in Jazz; Albany Sym. Orch.; David Alan

Miller, cond.; HINDEMITH The Four Temperaments; Bruno Canino, piano; Basel Sym. Orch.; Charles Mackerras,

cond.; SIBELIUS Violin Conc. in d; Midori, violin; Israel Phil. Orch.; Zubin Mehta, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today The Pittsburgh Symphony just wrapped up a 12-concert European tour.

Perhaps the most special of all 12 of those concerts was on Sunday, September 11th, in Berlin. Music Director

Manfred Honeck and the Pittsburgh musicians dedicated their performance of Mahler's Fifth Symphony to all the

victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks. Today and tomorrow, we'll hear Mahler's dramatic Fifth Symphony

from Berlin; you can see the video of that concert on the PT web page.



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3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. STENHAMMAR Excelsior, Symphonic Overt.; Gothenberg Sym.

Orch.; Neeme Jarvi, cond.; NIELSEN Sym. #4 in c, Inextinguishable; City of Birmingham Sym. Orch.; Simon Rattle,

cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. ALBENIZ Rapsodia Espanola; Alicia de Larrocha, piano; London Phil.

Orch.; Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos, cond.; MARTIN Petite Symphonie Concertante; Sym. Orch.; Leopold Stokowski,

cond.; BEETHOVEN Sym. #1 in C; Columbia Sym. Orch.; Bruno Walter, cond.

8:00 New York Philharmonic MAHLER Sym. #2 in c, Resurrection; Dorothea Roschmann, soprano; Michelle

De Young, mezzo-soprano; New York Choral Artists; Alan Gilbert, cond.


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special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Time is of the Essence.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. GRANADOS Escenas Romanticas; Marylene Dosse, piano;

MENDELSSOHN Octet in E-flat; Cleveland & Meliora Quartets; SHOSTAKOVICH Sym. #11, The Year 1905;

Gothenburg Sym. Orch.; Neeme Jarvi, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today Yesterday we heard part one of our special two-day broadcast of Mahler's Fifth

Symphony, from a concert by the Pittsburgh Symphony. Today we'll hear the final two movements, beginning with

the famous Adagietto. Conductor Manfred Honeck says it's not funeral music, as many people think. He says it's a

love song written by Mahler to his future wife Alma. Honeck leads the Pittsburgh Symphony, from a concert last

Sunday in Berlin.


3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. TCHAIKOVSKY Meditation; Corey Cerovsek, violin; Moscow

Chamber Orch.; Constantine Orbelian, cond.; TCHAIKOVSKY Souvenir de Florence; Orpheus Chamber Orch.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. RATHAUS Serenade; Janacek Phil. Orch.; Joel Eric Suben, cond.;

MAREK Sinfonietta; Philharmonia Orch. of London; Gary Brain, cond.; COPLAND Appalachian Spring; Grant Park

Orch.; Carlos Kalmar, cond.

8:00 Cleveland Orchestra DEBUSSY Nuages & Fetes from Nocturnes; LISZT A Faust Sym.; Franz Welser-Most,

cond.


17 SATURDAY


5:00 Howard’s Day Off with Howard Dicus. The OTHER Russians are coming!

10:00 From the Top This week, From the Top comes from Merrill Auditorium in Portland, Maine, with a lineup

of outstanding performers including two sisters from Maine performing from Bach’s Double Violin Concerto, a

14-year-old harpist from New Hampshire who was originally attracted to her instrument through an inexplicable

force, and a fantastic trumpet trio who join members of the Portland Youth Symphony Orchestra for an exuberant

grand finale.

11:00 Classical Guitar Alive! with Anthony Morris. A new concerto “Keep Calm and Carry On “ by Portuguese

composer Patricio da Silva, and music by Rameau, Vivaldi, Hollywood film composer Jack Marshall (“Essay for

Guitar”), Satie (performed by a dulcimer & guitar duo!), and more.

1:00 P.M. NPR World of Opera HANDEL Rinaldo. As the quarter’s second production from the 2011 Proms

concerts, Rinaldo comes to us from the same city where it was heard for the first time, at the Queen’s Theatre at

Haymarket in 1711. Back then, one reviewer called it an opera “filled with thunder and lightning, illuminations and

fireworks” – and the description still fits. Sonia Prina (Rinaldo); Varduhi Abrahamyan (Goffredo); Tim Mead

(Eustacio); Sandrine Piau (Almirena); Brenda Rae (Armida); Luca Pisaroni (Argante); Orch. of the Age of


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Enlightenment, Glyndebourne Opera Chorus; Ottavio Dantone, cond.

4:30 My Music

6:00 A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor. Coming to you from the home field of great Public

Radio, The Fitzgerald Theater, it's our season opener with the traditional after show Meat loaf Supper and Street

Dance, with special guests, havin' a good time ALL the time, The Derailers, and Quebecois legends Le Vent Du Nord.

Also with us, The Royal Academy of Radio Actors; Tim Russell, Sue Scott, and Tom Keith, The Guy's All-Star Shoe

Band, and the latest News from Lake Wobegon.

8:00 The Thistle & Shamrock with Fiona Ritchie. Irish American Attitude. The Irish-American community has

issued some brilliant recordings through the years. We’ll listen to a few of these, hear classic artists from Chicago to

the East Coast, and Detroit-born singer Cathie Ryan will join us.

9:00 Fascinatin’ Rhythm with Michael Lasser. Arlen and Koehler. They were two white songwriters during the

latter days of the Harlem Renaissance.

10:00 Millennium of Music with Robert Aubrey Davis. Three Baroque Offerings. Heinz Holliger’s recent

exploration of Bach and the oboe; the Tribute disc featuring Lorraine Hunt Lieberson singing Handel; and the rarely-

recorded Colin de Blamont.


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5:00 Classical 24

8:00 With Heart & Voice with Peter Dubois Medieval Mystics We’ll hear music of Hildegaard von Bingen and

pieces based on the writings of Julian of Norwich





1:00 P.M. SymphonyCast MOZART Piano Conc. #25 in C; David Fray, piano; SCHUBERT Moment Musicaux

(David Fray, piano); BRUCKNER Sym. #8 in c; Netherlands Radio Phil. Orch.; Jaap van Zweden, cond.

3:00 Saint Paul Sunday Milan Turkovic, bassoon; David Shifrin, clarinet; Shai Wosner, piano. BEETHOVEN

Trio #7 in B-flat, Op. 11; GLINKA Trio Pathetique in d

4:00 Harmonia with Angela Mariani. Musical Tour of Rome. Join us on Harmonia for an early music tour of

Rome, including some music for the Roman Carnival eason. We’ll also sidetrack over to Spain for a visit to the

Shrine of Santiago, then head back to Rome in a featured release by The Cardinall’s Musick.

5:00 Weekend Radio with Robert Conrad. "Stan Freberg presents the United States of America – The Middle

Years: Alexander Graham Bell and the First Telephone Call, Thomas Edison invents the Light Bulb and the

Phonograph, The Wright Brothers, Henry Ford Invents Detroit.” Ruth Draper’s “Class in Greek Poise.” Also, a

Message from Richard Howland-Bolton and This Week in the Media.

6:00 Business of the Arts with Bob Sandla Hawai'i International Film Festival

7:00 Great Songs with Maya Hoover. Into the Depths: Contraltos. Songs recorded by Marian Anderson, Nathalie

Stutzmann and other wonderful possessors of this rare low voice.

8:00 Mirror of the New with Bob Wehrman Pulitzer Prize Winning Music

9:00 The Early Muse with Ian Capps. Agostino Steffani: Master of Opera and Diplomacy. Previously relegated

to the shadows, Agostino Steffani took center stage at the 2011 Boston Early Music Festival with his opera Niobe,

Queen of Thebes. An important papal diplomat to late 17th century Germany, Steffani was celebrated in Munich and

Hannover more for his many operas and rich secular cantatas.

10:00 Music from the Hearts of Space Pianospheres 2: the gentle world of the ambient piano, with music by

Ralph Zurmuhle, Helen Jane Long, Ludovico Einaudi, Robin Guthrie & Harold Budd, and Michael Uyttebroek.


19 MONDAY


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special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Great Performances.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. BARBER Die Natali; Royal Scottish National Orch.; Marin Alsop,

cond.; HANSON Piano Conc.; Alfred Mouledous, piano; Eastman-Rochester Orch.; Howard Hanson, cond.; PEROSI

Suite #7, Torino; Orch. Sinfonica, Nuova Cameristica di Milano; Arturo Sacchetti, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today Maria Joao Pires just might be the Brett Favre of pianists. She told one

newspaper she would stop playing in 2011. Then she said she had no intention to retire at all. Now she's thinking

maybe in 2014. Free agent Maria Joao Pires signed on with David Zinman and the Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra for a

concert at the Super Bowl of summer music festivals, the BBC Proms in London. She'll play Mozart's Piano Concerto

No. 27.

2:00 Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin. A Little Traveling Music, Please. Rivers, boatmen, water-borne

vessels and wanderers, farewells, fair maidens and sight-seers on the move. This week, Bill calls up “A Little

Traveling Music” from the pens of Handel, Smetana, Duke Ellington and more.

3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. TOMASI Trumpet Conc.; Sergei Nakariakov, trumpet; Lausanne

Chamber Orch.; Jesus Lopez-Cobos, cond.; MILHAUD Suite Provencale; Toulouse Sym. Orch.; Michel Plasson,

cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. BRAHMS Clarinet Sonata #2 in E-flat; Thea King, clarinet; Clifford

Benson, piano; ELMER BERNSTEIN Guitar Conc., for two Christophers; Christopher Parkening, guitar; London

Sym. Orch.; Elmer Bernstein, cond.; BEETHOVEN Piano Conc. #4 in G; Kristian Zimerman, piano; Vienna Phil.

Orch.; Leonard Bernstein, cond.

8:00 Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra HINDEMITH Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes of Weber;

ELGAR Cello Conc. in e; Xavier Phillips, cello; ROUSSEL Bacchus et Ariane Suite No. 2; DVORAK Sym. #7 in d;

HANDEL Concerto Grosso, Ops 6, No.1 in G Major (excerpt); Edo de Waart, cond.


20 TUESDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Strange Places.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. AMIROV Azerbaijan Capriccio; Moscow Radio & Television Sym.

Orch.; Yalchin Adigezalov, cond.; TCHEREPNIN Armida’s Pavilion; Academic Sym. Orch. of St. Petersburg

Philharmonia; Victor Fedotov, cond.; SUK Sym. in E; Royal Phil. Orch.; Dalia Atlas, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today

2:00 Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin. A Little Traveling Music, Please.

3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. RABAUD Eglogue; Loire Phil. Orch.; Pierre Dervaux, cond.;

RABAUD A travers le desert & Ballet music from Marouf; Roberto Alagna, tenor; Loire Phil. Orch.; Pierre Dervaux,

cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. KLAMI Sea Pictures; Turku Phil. Orch.; Jorma Panula, cond.;

VILLA-LOBOS Fantasy for Soprano Saxophone; John Harle, saxophone; Academy of St. Martin; Neville Marriner,

cond.; PIZZETTI Concerto dell’Estate; Orch. de la Suisse Romande; Lamberto Gardelli, cond.

8:00 Live! at the Concertgebouw BAX Tintagel, ELGAR Concerto for cello and orchestra, RACHMONINOV

symphonic dances. Netherlands Phil. Orch.; Jakov Kreizberg, cond.


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special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Celebrity Picks.


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10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. ROSSINI Le Siege de Corinth Overt. & Ballet music; National Phil.

Orch.; Riccardo Chailly, cond.; Monte-Carlo National Orch.; Antonio De Almeida, cond.; SALIERI Piano Conc. in

B-flat; Marco Spada, piano & cond.; Philharmonia Orch.; MOZART Sym. #41 in C, Jupiter; NDR Sym. Orch.; Gunter

Wand, cond.



3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. MENDELSSOHN Piano Quartet #3 in b; Bartholdy Piano Quartet

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. SCHUMANN Faschingschwank aus Wien; Andre Gavrilov, piano;

HOLST St. Paul’s Suite; Royal Phil. Orch.; Malcolm Sargent, cond.; HOLST Egdon Heath; Winnipeg Sym. Orch.;

Bramwell Tovey, cond.; PISTON Flute Conc.; Doriot Anthony Dwyer, flute; London Sym. Orch.; James Sedares,

cond.

8:00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra DVORAK In Nature’s Realm Overture; DVORAK Romance in F minor;

Rachel Barton Pine, violin; DVORAK Song to the Moon from Rusalka; Patricia Racette, soprano; DVORAK Cello

Conc. in b; Alisa Weilerstein, cello; DVORAK Sym. #8 in G; Mark Elder, cond.


22 THURSDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Film Fanatic.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. SATIE Selected works; Peter Kraus & Mark Bird, guitars;

PROKOFIEV Piano Conc. #3 in C; Martha Argerich, piano; Montreal Sym. Orch.; Charles Dutoit, cond.; DVORAK

The Golden Spinning Wheel; Berlin Phil. Orch.; Simon Rattle, cond.



3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. KHACHATURIAN Masquerade Suite; RCA Victor Sym. Orch.; Kiril

Kondrashin, cond.; KABALEVSKY Cello Conc. #1 in g; Alexander Rudin, cello; Moscow Sym. Orch.; Igor Golovschin,

cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. CIURLIONIS Miske (In the Forest); Lithuanian Sym. Orch.; Juozas

Domarkas, cond.; BEETHOVEN Violin Sonata #8 in G; Henryk Szeryng, violin; Artur Rubinstein, piano; GRIEG

Sym. in c; Gothenburg Sym. Orch.; Neeme Jarvi, cond.

8:00 New York Philharmonic LISZT Les Preludes; LISZT Piano Conc. #1 in E-flat; Andre Watts, piano; LISZT

A Faust Sym.; Chorale Art Society; Leonard Bernstein, cond.; LISZT Mephisto Waltz; Kurt Masur, cond.


23 FRIDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: The Wonderful World of Vinyl.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. CRESTON Partita; Scott Goff, flute; Ilkka Talvi, violin; Seattle Sym.

Orch.; Gerard Schwarz, cond.; COPLAND Organ Sym.; Paul Jacobs, organ; San Francisco Sym.; Michael Tilson

Thomas, cond.; BRAUNFELS Te Deum; Gitta-Maria Sjoberg, soprano; Lars-Erick Jonsson, tenor; Swedish Radio

Sym. Orch. & Chorus; Manfred Honeck, cond.



3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. ENESCO Rumanian Rhapsody #1; I Salonisti; ANTILL

Corroborree Suite; London Sym. Orch.; Eugene Goossens, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. SCHUBERT Der Vierjarhrigen Post Overt.; St Christopher Chamber


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Orch.; Arie Lipsky, cond.; RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Mlada Suite; Scottish National Orch.; Neeme Jarvi, cond.;

RUBINSTEIN Piano Conc. #4 in d; Michael Ponti, piano; Philharmonia Hungarica; Othmar Maga, cond.

8:00 Cleveland Orchestra MOZART Don Giovanni. Simon Keenlyside (Don Giovanni); Eva Mei (Donna Anna);

Malin Hartelius (Donna Elvira); Ruben Drole (Leporello); Shawn Mathey (Don Ottavio); Martina Jankova

(Zerlina); Reinhard Mayr (Masetto); Alfred Muff (Commendatore); Cleveland Opera Chorus; Franz Welser-Most


24 SATURDAY


5:00 Howard’s Day Off with Howard Dicus. Spotlight on the Flute.

10:00 From the Top We’re at the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport, Massachusetts, where an

outstanding teenage quartet from Boston performs the music of Edvard Grieg, a teen from Illinois plays a tarantella by

Karol Szymanowski, and a gifted 8-year-old pianist plays Debussy.

11:00 Classical Guitar Alive! with Anthony Morris. An interview recorded in September 2009 with American

composer and guitarist Stephen Funk Pearson.

1:00 P.M. NPR World of Opera MOZART Don Giovanni A critic once described DON GIOVANNI as perhaps

the greatest work in the history of western art. That's a pretty bold statment, but the opera is surely as good a candidate

for that honor as any other. Mozart's brilliant combination of stark human tragedy and realistic comedy features music

of limitless genius, and a drama that lives up to the score. Erwin Schrott (Don Giovanni); Ildar

Abdrazakov (Leporello); Washington National Opera Orch. & Chorus; Placido Domingo, cond.

4:30 My Music

6:00 A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor. We continue our fall home stand at the Fitzgerald

Theater with special guest, songwriter's musician and statesman of British rock, Nick Lowe. Also with us; young singer

and actress Megan Fischer, the Royal Academy of Radio Actors, Tim Russell, Sue Scott, and Tom Keith, The Guy's

All-Star Shoe Band, and the latest News from Lake Wobegon.

8:00 The Thistle & Shamrock with Fiona Ritchie. New Releases. This week we stop to take stock of new

traditional and contemporary recordings from rising roots music talent, along with releases from the

well-established names most popular with our radio listeners.

9:00 Fascinatin’ Rhythm with Michael Lasser. Glamour. It isn’t always easy to find in a popular song…but we’ll

give it a try.

10:00 Millennium of Music with Robert Aubrey Davis. Germany: The Reformation and Thirty Years War. Still

catching up with this repertoire, we hear programs dedicated to the early years of the Reformation and one of those

composers who survived the difficult religious wars of the 17th century.


25 SUNDAY


5:00 Classical 24

8:00 With Heart & Voice with Peter Dubois Angelic Music To mark the Feast Days of St. Michael and All Angels,

and also of St. Matthew, we’ll hear music that celebrates the beings that are thought to be the messengers of God.





1:00 P.M. SymphonyCast SIBELIUS Finlandia; TCHAIKOVSKY Violin Conc. in D; Janine Jansen, violin;

RACHMANINOFF Symphonic Dances; RAVEL La Valse; Philadelphia Orch.; Charles Dutoit, cond.

3:00 Saint Paul Sunday Helen Callus, viola; Phillip Bush, piano. BRAHMS FAE Sonata; Traditonal Scottish

(arr. Clarke) I’ll Bid My Heart Be Still; REBECCA CLARKE Morpheus; PROKOFIEV (arr. Borrisowsky) Six Pieces

from Romeo & Juliet; I. Introduction; III. Young Juliet; IV. Dance of the Knights; V. Balcony Scene; VI. Mercutio;

PAMELA HARRISON Viola Sonata – III. Andante affetuoso


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4:00 Harmonia with Angela Mariani. Listener Favorites: Gesualdo, Taverner, Dalza, Pergolesi, and More.

Harmonia asked some listeners for their favorite pieces, and the response was enthusiastic. From the Llibre Vermell

to thePergolesi “Stabat Mater,” we’ll explore various works from the Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Baroque. Also

on the program, Wendy Gillespie and Giovanni Zanovello join us to talk about a John Stafford Smith manuscript,

including a performance by the Indiana University Concentus Ensemble.

5:00 Weekend Radio with Robert Conrad. "Stan Freberg presents the United States of America – The Middle

Years: Sinking of the Lusitaiia, Tin Pan Alley Songwriters, Finale." “Oat Bran and Lobster Cereal,” “Literary Holdup

Note,” “International House of Sauerkraut” – Royal Canadian Airfarce, The Wisdom of Mark Levy and This Week in

the Media.

6:00 Business of the Arts with Bob Sandla Hawai'i Arts Alliance, Part One

7:00 Great Songs with Maya Hoover. Songs From Norway.

8:00 Mirror of the New with Bob Wehrman Peace Phase IV - Secret Music of Iowa

9:00 The Early Muse with Ian Capps. Music of the English Restoration. The restoration of the English monarchy

after the brutal Civil War and austere Commonwealth led to huge celebrations and a dramatic revival of music, both

sacred and secular. The 20 years between 1660 and 1680, in the generation immediately before Henry Purcell, saw

an especially dramatic new direction in music.

10:00 Music from the Hearts of Space Mysterioso: an excursion on the dark ambient spaceways, with music

by Jean-Michel Jarre, A Produce & Loren Nerell, Paul Ellis, Meg Bowles, Richard Bone, Erik Wollo, Kit watkins, and

Andrew Lahiff.


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special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Mostly Baroque.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. FIBICH At Twilight; Prague Radio Sym. Orch.; Frantisek Vajnar,

cond.; DELIUS Eventyr (Once Upon a Time); New Zealand Sym. Orch.; Myer Fredman, cond.; GLAZUNOV Sym. #5

in B-flat; Philharmonia Orch.; Yondani Butt, cond.

12:00 P.M. Performance Today PT's newest Young Artist in Residence is pianist Charlie Albright. He joins host

Fred Child in the PT studios, sharing music and conversation every day this week. We'll get a chance to meet this

surprising and talented young man. He's pursuing a music career with all the passion and energy you might expect,

but there's more to him than that. In today's show, he plays a piano sonata by Joseph Haydn.

2:00 Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin. Mendelssohn, Schumann & Brahms String Quartets. This week we

open to one of the most delightful and storied chapters of the string quartet’s history,centering around the works of

Mendelssohn, Schumann and Brahms.

3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. TURINA La Procesion del Rocio; Cincinnati Sym. Orch.; Jesus

Lopez-Cobos, cond.; RODRIGO Concierto Madrigale; Alfonso Moreno & Deborah Mariotti, guitars; London Sym.

Orch.; Enrique Batiz, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. GERSHWIN An American in Paris; Boston Pops Orch.; Arthur

Fiedler, cond.; DONIZETTI Excerpts from Lucia di Lammermoor; Andrea Rost, soprano; The Hanover Band;

Charles Mackerras, cond.; DEBUSSY Images; Boston Sym. Orch.; Charles Munch, cond.

8:00 Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 1 in F minor, Opus 10; MAHLER

Sym. #2 in c, Resurrection; Twyla Robinson, soprano; Kelley O’Connor, mezzo-soprano; Milwaukee Sym. Chorus;

Edo de Waart, cond.


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special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Frederick Delius.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. VANESSA MAE Fantasy on Puccini’s Turandot; Vanessa Mae,

violin; London Phil. Orch.; Viktor Fedotov, cond.; HOVHANESS Sym. #2, Mysterious Mountain; Sym. Orch.;

Leopold Stokowski, cond.; FALLA Nights in the Gardens of Spain; Alicia de Larrocha, piano; London Phil. Orch.;

Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos, cond.


2:00 Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin. Mendelssohn, Schumann & Brahms String Quartets.

3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. MARQUEZ Danzon #2; Simon Bolivar Youth Orch.; Gustavo

Dudamel, cond.; SIERRA Concierto Barroco; Manuel Barrueco, guitar; Orquesta Sinfonica de Galicia; Victor Pablo

Perez, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. SCOTT Tallahassee Suite; Jascha Heifetz, violin; Emanuel Bay, piano;

GILLIS Portrait of a Frontier Town; Sinfonia Varsovia; Ian Hobson, cond.; STRAVINSKY The Firebird Suite; Orch.

de l’Opera Bastille; Myung-Whun Chung, cond.

8:00 Live! at the Concertgebouw SCHUMANN Sym. #4 in d; BRAHMS Sym. #1 in c; Royal Concertgebouw

Orch.; Christoph Eschenbach, cond.


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special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Classics of Chamber Music.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. RESPIGHI Botticellian Tryptych; Academy of St. Martin; Neville

Marriner, cond.; THOMSON Three Pictures for Orch.; Boston Modern Orch. Project; Gil Rose, cond.;

MUSSORGSKY/STOKOWSKI Pictures at an Exhibition; Bournemouth Sym. Orch.; Jose Serebrier, cond.



3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. BEETHOVEN Romance #2 in F; Itzhak Perlman, violin; Berlin Phil.

Orch.; Daniel Barenboim, cond.; BRUCH Conc. for Two Pianos; Katia & Marielle Labeque, pianos; Philharmonia

Orch.; Semyon Bychkov, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. DUKAS Polyeucte Overt.; BBC Sym. Orch. Yan Pascal Tortelier, cond.;

SCHMITT Deux Mirages; John Ogdon, piano; BIZET Excerpts from The Pearl Fishers; Barbara Hendricks,

soprano; John Aler, tenor; Toulouse Sym. Orch. & Chorus; Michel Plasson, cond.; TCHAIKOVSKY The Tempest;

Russian National Orch.; Mikhail Pletnev, cond.

8:00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra CHERUBINI Overt. in G; RANDS Danza Petrificada (world premiere);

HINDEMITH Sym. in E-flat; PROKOFIEV Romeo & Juliet Suite; Riccardo Muti, cond.


29 THURSDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: Reckless Extravagance.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. LIADOV Le Lac Enchante & Baba Yaga; Krasnoyarsk Phil. Orch.;

Ivan Shpiller, cond.; RACHMANINOFF Piano Conc. #2 in c; Alexander Brailowsky, piano; San Francisco Sym.

Orch.; Enrique Jorda, cond.; VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Sym. #7, Sinfonia Antarctica; London Sym. Orch.; Andre

Previn, cond.



3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. RAVEL Sheherazade; Victoria de los Angeles, soprano; Royal

Concertgebouw Orch.; Pierre Monteux, cond.; RAVEL Piano Trio in a; Jean-Yves Thibaudet, piano; Joshua Bell,


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violin; Stephen Isserlis, cello

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. ADAM Excerpts from Giselle; Orch. of the Royal Opera House, Covent

Garden; Richard Bonynge, cond.; HOLST Venus, Mercury & Jupiter from The Planets; Chicago Sym. Orch.; James

Levine, cond.; JANACEK Taras Bulba; Czech Phil. Orch.; Vaclav Neumann, cond.

8:00 New York Philharmonic TBA


30 FRIDAY



special features…and more music. Today’s theme: New Names, New Recordings.

10:00 Morning Concert with Gene Schiller. R. STRAUSS Guntram Overt.; German Theater Orch, Berlin;

Christian Thielemann, cond.; R. STRAUSS Violin Sonata in E-flat; Sarah Chang, violin; Wolfgang Sawallisch, piano;

MAHLER Sym. #5 in c-sharp; Zurich Tonhalle Orch.; David Zinman, cond.



3:00 Masterworks Hour with Gene Schiller. PETERSON-BERGER Sym. #2, Southward Journey; Swedish

Radio Sym. Orch.; Stig Westerberg, cond.

6:06 Evening Concert with Joan Canfield. VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Oboe Conc.; Maurice Bourgue, oboe; English

String Orch.; William Boughton, cond.; MOZART Violin Conc. #3 in G; David Oistrakh, violin & cond.; Philharmonia

Orch.; STANFORD Sym. #3 in f, Irish; Bournemouth Sinfonietta; Norman Del Mar, cond.

8:00 Deutsche Welle Festival RAVEL Ma Mere l'oye (Mother Goose); SCHOENBERG Violin Concerto (Soloist:

Michael Barenboim); RAVEL Sheherazade. Overture; STRAVINSKY Petrouchka (original version of 1911); Mahler

Chamber Orchestra


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