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MAHAN ESFAHANIHarpsichord’s New Hero

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3MBS Program Guide June 2015

On Air 2 General Manager’s Message

4 Patrons of 3MBS

5 Pictorial – 3MBS Radiothon 2015

6 “History is a pattern of timeless moments”

– Mahan Esfahani

9 Anna Goldsworthy: Piano Lessons

12 William Hennessy

15 Around Melbourne

18 Thomas Tallis’ Top Twenty Terrifi c Trinkets of

Tantalizing Trivia

19 June Guide

36 Program Grid

62 Major Works

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“History is a pattern of timeless moments” – Mahan Esfahani

Time present and time past Are both perhaps present in time future And time future contained in time past. If all time is eternally present All time is unredeemable. What might have been is an abstraction Remaining a perpetual possibility Only in a world of speculation.

As someone who has chosen the vocation of harpsichordist as his life’s mission, I am often subjected to all sorts of assumptions about historicity and authenticity and what is right and what is wrong and what can’t belong. I see my recordings as a way of refuting all that. While planning this album, I became seriously interested in the works of T S Eliot, whose Four Quartets have been my guiding companion throughout this project.

As it happens, I came to design the program for this album while making a belated study of Minimalism – a musical style I had previously and misguidedly derided as facile. As I started to understand the great possibilities of minimalist style, my mind began to make connections to the same techniques – specifically, the manipulation of patterns and “cells” of material – as practised by composers of the 17th and 18th centuries. Over time I realized that three sets of variations on the time-honoured “Follia” melody could act as a constant in order to familiarize even the most casual listener with the basic overarching concepts defining my programming. These pieces, whether for solo harpsichord (Scarlatti and C P E Bach) or for full ensemble (Geminiani/Corelli), speak for themselves.

Górecki’s concerto, too, uses minimalist techniques, but possesses implied extra-musical dimensions that take it beyond a mere celebration of sonorities. The extended quest of the first movement’s harpsichord part to widen the melodic ambitus to a fourth, when combined with the severe texture and equally limited tonal palette in the orchestral part, suggests the futility and frustrations of life in a repressive society. The second movement opens in a spirit of joy that gives way to a Schnittke-like absurdity, which in turn acquires a crashing intensity well suited to the harpsichord.

I feel that my instrument’s particular gift for clarity is perfectly matched to Steve Reich’s iconic Piano Phase (1967). As the two lines (which I have recorded through multi-tracking) shift out of unison, the ringing effects and coincidental harmonies created by the changing intervallic gaps ring with a wide range of colours made possible by the complex network of partials inherent in harpsichord sonority. I was particularly drawn to Reich’s piece, especially in terms of the process-music derived from his early experiments with magnetic tape. The harpsichordist’s close relationship with the mechanisms of his instrument correspond to the mechanical processes that inspired Reich’s techniques. One might say that we have come, like Eliot, “to arrive where we started […] / Through the unknown, remembered gate”; we have come from the physicality of the earliest music-making to studio techniques and back again.

The rhythmic drive and absence of motivic development that attract many a listener to Minimalism are the same traits that drew J S Bach to the concertos of Vivaldi. The Venetian’s use of repetitive figurations, unhampered as it was by the strictures of contrapuntal logic, must have seemed novel and fresh. Bach saw in these cells and building blocks a way of propelling and varying the harmonic profile of a movement without drawing too much attention to thematic material. Certainly, in the first movement of the D minor Concerto the opening solo melody, completely unrelated to the orchestral introduction, is secondary to the impact of various chains of semiquavers and arpeggios that define the larger blocks of harmony. Of course, being someone whose world view required connectivity between all aspects of creation, Bach alludes to the introductory orchestral material throughout all the episodic sections. A tension between a Bachian chain of being, treating ideas exhaustively, and Vivaldi’s more Dionysian approach enriches the concerto with great expressive range.


Bach used the opportunity afforded by this new genre to demonstrate the harpsichord’s many capabilities. The second movement proves it to be a truly vocal instrument. The panting of the orchestra part is perfectly matched to the rise and fall inherent in the sound of a plucked string. This vocality is no less pronounced in the third movement. It being fast, of course, the singing quality of the harpsichord is more effective in the higher registers, where the instrument acquires more desperation in its utterances. It is the strikingly majestic quality of the D minor Concerto that I seek to explore in this album, as I feel it manifests the timeless character of this music. My decision to play a cadenza by Johannes Brahms is an act of homage to the impact that Bach’s music had on later generations. Indeed, J S Bach is the one who brought me to know all music. All stems from him and returns to him:

We die with the dying: See, they depart, and we go with them. We are born with the dead: See, they return, and bring us with them. The moment of the rose and the moment of the yew-tree Are of equal duration. A people without history Is not redeemed from time, for history is a pattern Of timeless moments.

Daniel Kidane has taught me more than most that good music is, indeed, out of time and out of place.

There was once a man named Bjarne Dahl. I’d go round to his restoration workshop in northern California back in university days, almost weekly, and he taught me how to be inspired. He once gave me a book and wrote on the first page: “To Mahan – never give up!” I wish he were still around to see that my life has been a tribute to his mentoring. Bjarne – et in Arcadia ego!

Mahan Esfahani

Mahan Esfahani

Time Present And Time Past

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Anna Goldsworthy:Piano Lessons

by Robin Usher

Anna Goldsworthy has gone a long way to resolving a personal dilemma that has persisted for more than 20 years while she established a national reputation as pianist and founding member of one of Australia’s most long-lived chamber groups, the Seraphim Trio.

But growing up she had a great passion for books and she has been torn between the two art forms, literature and music. “I grew up in a household of books and we were used to having writers such as (the poet) Les Murray staying with us when they came to Adelaide,” she says. “Books and writing have always had an important part in my life.”

Her privileged insight into the life of a writer came from her father, the acclaimed novelist and short-story writer, Peter. “I helped edit his books as a teenager and was a witness to the creative process involved in his world. There were endless bookshelves at home and there were always books to read.”

Goldsworthy’s twin passions were finally brought together through the writing of her award-winning winning memoir, Piano Lessons, about her childhood teacher, Mrs Eleanora Sivan, a Russian émigré and one of a formidable line of teachers going back to one of the greatest pianists the world has seen, Franz Liszt. “Writing this book has systemized my thinking about playing,” she says. “My musical life is much richer as a result of writing it. The dilemma has persisted since Mrs Sivan declared that music was my calling. But I now realize I cannot be without either.”


But the book’s benefits do not end there – it was adapted for the stage at the suggestion of Deborah Conway, who was director of the Queensland Music Festival in 2011. After a successful premiere, the production toured Queensland in 2013 and is now coming to Melbourne as part of a tour to Adelaide, Brisbane and Portland in western Victoria. “The book and the play have clarified so many things for me,” she says. “I plan to free up my schedule after this year so that I will have more time to write.”

Goldsworthy is generous in her appreciation of the help she has received in producing both the book and the play. The original idea for the memoir came from Chris Feik at Black Inc Books, who even suggested the title in 2009. But Goldsworthy was hesitant at first, because she thought it was presumptuous for her to attempt a memoir. “But then I realized I could use it to pay tribute to my teacher. Students have a responsibility to pass on the insights of their teaching and a book is a really good way to do this.”

She gives much of the credit for the success of the stage adaption to Brisbane dramaturg Michael Futcher, who is also directing the current production. Goldsworthy appears in the production as both narrator and as her childhood self, while Mrs Sivan is played by Helen Howard. “The adaptation has brought a fundamental aspect of the book to life,” she says. “By presenting it as if the audience is attending a concert, the play makes real the anxiety and stage fright which is a large part of the story.” In performing and speaking about her performance anxieties, such as fears of a memory lapse, Goldsworthy has gone a long way to coming to terms with them.

She receives emails from around the world praising the book and the US poet laureate, Philip Levine, praised it as his book of the year, while film director Ana Kokkinos is preparing a screen treatment. Goldsworthy says there are also producers who are considering overseas productions for the play.

But she has had no time for further writing with her crowded current schedule. As well as her commitment to the Seraphim Trio, she is artistic director of the Port Fairy Spring Music Festival, research fellow at the J M Coetzee Centre for Creative Practice at the University of Adelaide, a lecturer at Elder Conservatorium, and Kenneth Moore memorial scholar at Melbourne University’s Janet Clarke Hall.

But this year, her sixth, will be her last at Port Fairy and she hopes to dedicate this freed-up time to writing. She says the Trio’s current touring schedule performing all of Beethoven’s piano trios is the group’s busiest year in its 21-year history.

“We have immersed ourselves in the language of the trios, beginning last year when we spent time in Germany with our teacher, Hatto Bayerle (from the Alban Berg Quartet). A documentary was made by 3MBS and we will be recording the music for ABC Classics before resuming our touring in August.”

She says the Trio, whose other members are Helen Ayres (violin) and Timothy Nankervis (cello) have been on an endless journey with Beethoven’s music for more than 20 years. “Every time we come back to the trios we find greater depths and an endless source of renewal,” she says. “Every time we perform on stage we change our interpretation of the pieces we are playing.”

Anna Goldsworthy appears in Piano

Lessons with Helen Howard at the

Melbourne Recital Centre at 7pm

17-19 June and 2pm on 18 June.

The Seraphim Trio will perform

Beethoven Trios Opp.1, 11 and 70/1

(“Ghost”) at the Art Gallery of Ballarat

on 13 August and at the Melbourne

Recital Centre on 17 August.

Seraphim Trio


William Hennessy

by Robin Usher

One of Melbourne’s most respected violinists and music teachers, William Hennessy, is celebrating his 60th birthday with what he calls a series of parties to which the public is invited. “It’s a big private occasion,” he says, referring to his performance of Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in a series of concerts around Victoria with the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra.

His personal milestone comes after a career spanning nearly four decades in which he has performed in 38 countries. “I have had a fantastic run and right now I am playing as well as I ever have,” he says. “If my health stays good, I think it is realistic to keep playing for another decade.”

He describes the Beethoven concerto as the big test for violinists. “There is no such thing as the right way to play it. It gives you the opportunity to be entirely yourself and all the players I love interpret it in their own way, which is a measure of the music’s greatness.” After a pause, he adds, “But there are plenty of bad ways to play it, of, course.”

He refers to a long-running debate in music circles about approaches to playing. “I have never subscribed to the idea that there is only one right way of doing things. I find it offensive because the point of music is to delight and the key to it is spontaneity.”

But he says the 20th century was the fascist era and for a long time there was an insistence there was a right way to perform. “I find that very unmusical,” he says. “You have to learn to trust yourself. More and more I am realizing that what I knew when I was young was the right approach but I was always tempted not to trust that insight.”

Hennessy has been involved with some of Australia’s leading chamber groups as a player and teacher. He was the founding leader of the Adelaide-based Australian String Quartet for 12 years until 1996 and was founding deputy leader of the Australian Chamber Orchestra in the mid-‘70s.

He was also a member of the Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields in London and the English Chamber Orchestra. He became MCO’s concertmaster in 2003 before becoming artistic director three years later. As a teacher he was head of strings and chamber music at Melbourne University from 1997-2006 when he moved to the Australian National Academy of Music until last year. “I am enjoying myself more than I ever have,” he says. “I now have the space to think deeply about things – it is the most rewarding time. I had been involved in institutions for 30 years and that was enough.”

Hennessy has a direct connection to the Beethoven concerto through his teacher at the Sydney Conservatorium, Robert Pikler, a Hungarian who was part of Europe’s great musical tradition that connected him to the work’s first successful performance after a disastrous premiere during the composer’s lifetime. Success came in 1844, 38 years after the concerto was written. The soloist was Joseph Joachim and the conductor Felix Mendelssohn.

Joachim went on to teach Jenö Hubay, who then taught Pikler. The Hungarian came to Australia after being a prisoner of the Japanese in Indonesia in World War II and went on to become the leader of the original Musica Viva players.

“I have a wonderful connection to this teaching chain,” Hennessy says. “I know it is subjective but it remains very significant.” He continues to check his standard of playing against recordings by the great 20th century violinist, Jascha Heifetz. “I like to see how we compare by playing his different recordings made at different times of his life. That’s why I like competitions because they allow you to see where you stand.”

His general satisfaction with life extends to the MCO, which he says is enjoying its most secure period. “Last year was the busiest we have been, with more than 30 concerts around Victoria. That is a lot of music-making and travelling.”

The orchestra, which is built around a core of principal players, brings together Melbourne’s finest professional chamber musicians, allowing them to perform with the orchestra while continuing their personal musical careers at other times.

Hennessy says the MCO’s development reflects the general high standard of music-making in Melbourne. “Not many cities could match the quality of playing over a large number of ensembles. There has always been a strong love of chamber music in Melbourne but what’s new is the growth in the number of ensembles.”


The MCO has also diversifi ed in the past two years with the development of the Australian Octet and the MCO Virtuosi. “The Octet can perform in places too small for the full orchestra, with a colossal repertoire that extends to everything beyond quartet writing,” he says. “The Virtuosi has a different aim of building a new audience by appealing to people who might have only three CDs of popular music on their shelves.”

Members of the Australian Octet

William Hennessy and the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra perform

Beethoven’s Violin Concerto, Haydn’s 60th Symphony, Walton’s Incidental

Music to Henry V and an arrangement of Schubert’s Quartettsatz in Deakin

Edge at 7.30pm on 13 June and at 2.30pm in the Melbourne Recital Centre on

14 June. It will also tour to Geelong, Gippsland and the Mornington Peninsula.

Around Melbourne

by Robin Usher

Hitchcock classic adapted for stage

The British adaptation of the classic Hitchcock fi lm, 39 Steps, was a hit on world stages, including the Melbourne Theatre Company about a decade ago. Now former MTC director Simon Phillips is presenting the world premiere of the adaptation of another Hitchcock classic, North By Northwest, in his return to the company.

He says large sections of the fi lm have a taut, sometimes claustrophobic intensity that is ideally suited to being transferred to the stage in an adaptation by Carolyn Burns. “But of course it’s the ‘impossible’ bits that really get the theatrical juices fl owing,” he says. “Who’d be stupid enough to try to depict on stage a man chased by a crop duster (plane)? I would.”

The story centres on an advertising executive (played by Matt Day) who is abducted by thugs in a case of mistaken identity. The tension escalates as they refuse to believe him, then try to kill him and fi nally try to pin a murder on him. Of course, he is joined by Hitchcock’s trademark “cool blonde” (Amber McMahon).

North By Northwest is at the Arts Centre Playhouse from 4 June – 4 July.

New insights into some favourite Chopin

The Russian-born pianist Nikolai Demidenko claims a special affi nity with the works of Chopin, so it is no surprise that his appearance in the Melbourne Recital Centre’s Great Performers series will be devoted to the Polish composer.


The London-based Demidenko, who regularly performs around the world, is in Australia for concerts in Adelaide and Brisbane, and is the third consecutive pianist to appear in this year’s series following Paavalia Jumppanen in May and Louis Lortie the previous month, who concluded his performance with Chopin’s Preludes.

Demidenko’s interpretive insights into Chopin are well documented. He won the 2010 MIDEM special Chopin award for his recording of the Preludes and has performed at the Chopin Festival in Warsaw, as well as the 2010 Chopin birthday concert in the Polish capital.

His Melbourne program includes the Sonata No.2 and the Berceuse, as well as selected Nocturnes and Scherzos. Advanced information about the recital suggests his performance might include “some radical ideas about old friends”.

Nikolai Demidenko performs works by Chopin at the Melbourne Recital Centre at 7.30pm on 10 June.

MSO spotlight on Benjamin Britten

The British tenor Ian Bostridge is in Melbourne to take part in the MSO’s performances of Britten’s War Requiem, written for reopening of Coventry Cathedral in 1962 after the 14th century original was destroyed by German bombing in World War II. It features the famous anti-war poetry of Wilfred Owen who died in the trenches just before the end of World War I.

Bostridge is also appearing in a more intimate setting with pianist Amir Farid (who will perform Schubert’s Moments musicaux) and members of the orchestra performing a selection of Schubert’s Lieder and the Vaughan Williams song cycle On Wenlock Edge, using poems from A E Housman’s A Shropshire Lad.

Another Britten work, Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge, will feature in a MSO concert led by the MSO’s concertmaster, Dale Barltrop, featuring two of the most celebrated selections from the baroque era, Bach’s Concerto for Two Violins and Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons.

The MSO conducted by Sir Andrew Davis performs Britten’s War Requiem at Hamer Hall on 11 & 12 June, featuring tenor Ian Bostridge and soprano Tatiana Pavlovskaya. Bostridge will also perform with pianist Amir Farid

and MSO musicians on 15 June at the Melbourne Recital Centre. MSO concertmaster Dale Barltrop leads a Baroque concert including

Vivaldi’s Four Seasons on 25 & 27 June at the MRC.

French-flavoured Isserlis

English cellist Steven Isserlis was last in Australia two years ago, touring with the Australian Chamber Orchestra. In his current appearance for Musica Viva with Canadian pianist Connie Shih, he explores the works of three French composers, as well as a composition by English composer Thomas Adès written especially for the cellist.

The Adès piece is also French-influenced, as indicated by the title, Lieux Retrouves (Remembered Places). Adès says the cello makes him dream of “elsewhere” but there is nothing dream-like about his writing. Isserlis says the piece’s finale is “the hardest I’ve ever learned”.

Saint-Saëns’ writing for the cello is most often associated with his famous excerpt The Swan from his children’s classic, Carnival of the Animals. But his first cello sonata is very different, with a gripping opening giving way to passionate storms and voyages. The second sonata by his student Fauré is a late work, noted for its beautiful, funereal slow movement and sparkling, optimistic ending.

César Franck’s sonata was originally written for the violin as a marriage gift for his friend, the violinist Eugene Ysaÿe, in 1886 and led to the composer’s recognition as a major artist. Franck sanctioned the cello version, in which the piano part remains the same.

Stephen Isserlis and Connie Shih will perform at the Melbourne Recital Centre at 7pm on 16 & 17 June.


MAY TRIVIA ANSWERS: 1. Felix Mendelssohn. 2. Metronome.

3. Claudio Monteverdi. 4. The Marriage of Figaro. 5. The Mighty Five.

6. Merlyn Quaife. 7. Zubin Mehta. 8. Masetto. 9. (Johann) Michael.

10. Marcus Stenz. 11. “Moonlight”. 12. Marimba. 13. Messiah.

14. Gustav Mahler. 15. Nicholas Milton. 16. Modern Jazz Quartet.

17. Musetta. 18. Marcello. 19. Anne-Sophie Mutter. 20. Musica Viva.

Thomas Tallis’ Top

Twenty Terrifi c Trinkets

of Tantalizing Trivia

1. Beethoven’s 4th Piano Concerto, Op.58, is in which key?

2. Who was the eventual winner of the 1980 Chopin International Piano Competition, in which Ivo Pogorelich was controversially eliminated before the fi nal round?

3. Which opera did Opera Australia stage this year for their Opera on Sydney Harbour series?

4. The fourth movement of Camille Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals represents which animal?

5. Verdi’s Don Carlos (or, Don Carlo) is based on a dramatic play by whom?

6. What is the name of the annual festival staged by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra dedicated to modern composition?

7. Which work by J S Bach did Johannes Brahms arrange for keyboard left hand?

8. About whom was Robert Schumann referring when he declared; “Hats off, gentlemen, a genius!”?

9. Which of Haydn’s two great oratorios did he write fi rst – The Creation or The Seasons?

10. What was the full name of Franz Schubert’s biographer, from whom we received the Deutsch catalogue?

11. The libretto to Tchaikovsky’s opera The Queen of Spades was written by whom?

12. Which fi lm was awarded the Academy Award in 1950 for Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture?

13. What was Hubert Parry’s only opera?

14. The Masque of the Wild Man (1958) is ballet music written by which Australian composer?

15. Who composed The Pagan Symphony in 1927?

16. In which city was Jean-Baptiste Lully born in 1632?

17. The music to the 2003 Australian fi lm Ned Kelly was composed by whom?

18. Benjamin Britten dedicated his 1968 opera The Prodigal Son to which fellow composer?

19. Which of Mozart’s operas parodies “mesmerism”, the debunked scientifi c theories belonging to Dr Franz Mesmer?

20. On a standard concert grand piano, what is the name of the middle pedal?

For the answers, tune in to Concert Hall with John Barns on Wednesday 17 June at 1.00pm.

2015 Opera on Sydney Harbour

MONDAY 1

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Rodney Phillips

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

6.00 Daybreakwith Suzanne Smith

9.00 Exploring Musicwith Bill McGlaughlin

Fit for a King – Episode 1

10.00 Morning Recitalwith Graeme McKinnon

Bach: Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied, BWV.225. Australian Chamber Choir/Douglas Lawrence. Move MD 3363 14Vivaldi: Violin Concerto in D, RV.208. Elizabeth Wallfi sch, vln. Australian Brandenburg Orch/Paul Dyer. ABC 456 364-2 15Mozart: Oboe Concerto in C, K.314. Martin Gabriel, oboe. Vienna Mozart Academy/Johannes Wildner. Naxos 8.550345 21

Mahler: Songs of a Wayfarer. Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, bar. Berlin PO/Daniel Barenboim. Sony 44935 16Brahms: Piano Quintet in F minor, Op.34. Anna Goldsworthy, pno. Australian String Quartet. 5MBS rec. 42

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

12.00 Divertimentowith Debbie Nossbaum

1.00 Concert Hallwith Marysia Green

Haydn: Symphony No.104 in D, “London”, Hob.I:104. RCO/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Teldec 2292-43526-2 27Danzi: Horn Concerto in E. Hermann Baumann, horn. Concerto Amsterdam/Jaap Schroder. Teldec 8.43629 16Mozart: Piano Concerto No.21 in C, K.467. Jean-Bernard Pommier, pno. Sinfonia Varsovia/Jean-Bernard Pommier. Virgin VC7 90788 2 29Schubert: Rondo in A, D.438. Nigel Kennedy, vln. English CO/Jeffrey Tate. EMI CDC 7 49663 2 16

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

Program exclusive to Digital/Online

Program exclusive to FM 103.5


6.00 Daybreakwith Loretto Perkins



10.00 Morning Recitalwith Frank Pam

Elgar (b.2/6/1857): Serenade for Strings in E minor, Op.20. Melbourne Musicians/Frank Pam. 3MBS rec. 11Elgar: Introduction & Allegro, Op.47. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. London 421 384-2 14Elgar: String Quartet in E minor, Op.83. Gabrieli Quartet. Chandos CHAN 8474 27Sibelius: Piano Trio in A minor, JS.206. Folke Grasbeck, pno. Jaakko Kuusisto, vln. Marko Ylonen, vlc. BIS 1282 21Glazunov: Piano Sonata No.2 in E minor, Op.75. Stephen Coombs, pno. Hyperion CDA 66866 23Brumby: Gardens of the Villa Taranto. Jane Rayner, fte. Peter Lynch, gtr. LR 0001 10

12.00 The Piano Albumwith June SloaneRepeat of Saturday’s program.

12.00 Divertimentowith Margot Blackwell

1.00 Concert Hallwith John Cleghorn

Handel: Concerto Grosso in G, Op.6/1. Concentus Musicus Vienna/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Teldec 4509-95500-2 13R Strauss: German Motet, Op.62. Tina Kiberg, sop. Randi Stene, m-sop. Gert Henning-Jensen, ten. Ulrik Cold, bass. Danish National Radio Choir/Stefan Parkman. Chandos CHAN 9223 18Rimsky-Korsakov: Night on Mount Triglav. Slovak PO/Bystrik Rezucha. Marco Polo 8.220438 31Rubinstein: Piano Sonata No.3 in F, Op.41. Leslie Howard, pno. Hyperion CDA 66017 31

Rodrigo: Concierto pastoral. Patrick Gallois, fte. Philharmonia Orch/Ion Marin. DG 435 767-2 24B Romberg: Flute Quintet in G. John Wion, fte. Eric Lewis, vln. Andrew Berdahl & Rosemary Glyde, vlas. Judith Glyde, vlc. HMP 5W91514 22Hill: Symphony No.3 in B minor, “Australia”. Queensland SO/Wilfred Lehmann. Marco Polo 8 223537 27

4.00 Intermezzowith Nicky Gilderdaleprepared by Anne Bellew

7.00 Exploring Musicwith Bill McGlaughlinRepeat of today’s program.

7.00 The Talentwith Adrian McEniery

Emerging musicians perform live from the Lady Marigold Southey performance studio.

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 Concertowith Stefanie KechayasA musical celebration of this

enduring form.

10.00 Jazz Riverswith Alison Lee-Tet

WEDNESDAY 3

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Rod Higman

Hovhaness: Symphony No.39 for Guitar & Orchestra, Op.321. Michael Long, gtr. KBS SO/Vakhtang Jordania. Koch 3-7208-2H1 41

Dohnanyi: Symphony No.2 in E, Op.40. BBC PO/Matthias Bamert. Chandos CHAN 9455 50Edwards: Guitar Concerto. Karin Schaupp, gtr. Tasmanian SO/Richard Mills. ABC 481 0961 19

4.00 Intermezzowith Loretto Perkinsprogrammed by Susan Porter


7.00 A Time to Rememberwith John Wilkinson

8.00 Chamber Music and Songwith Ted Daviesprogrammed by Peter Larsen

Brahms: Piano Quartet No.2 in A, Op.26. Beaux Arts Trio. Walter Trampler, vla. Philips 454 017-2 49Trad: In that great getting up morning. Jessye Norman & Kathleen Battle, sops. Orch & Choir/James Levine. DG 429 790-2 11Mozart: Flute Quartet in G, K.285a. Judith Hall, fte. Paul Barritt, vln. Gustav Clarkson, vla. Josephine Horder, vlc. Collins EL 1020 2 12Arensky: Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.32. Australian Trio. ABC 476 1231 32Saint-Saens: Carnival of the Animals: The Swan. Jacqueline du Pre, vlc. Osian Ellis, harp. EMI 5 55529 2 3

10.00 Cacao Jazzwith Luis Tineo

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

Joyce: Songe d’Automne. New London Orch/Ronald Corp. Hyperion CDS 44263 5Evans: Lavender Time. Fragrance. Lullaby. Tamara Anna Cislowska, pno. Artworks AW 005 11Anon: Que j’aime a voir les hirondelles. Amanda Pitt, sop. David Owen Noris, pno. Dutton CDLX 7271 3

MacKenzie: With wisdom, goodness, grace. Spiritus Chamber Choir/Aidan Oliver. Toccata TOCC 0012 4Binge: Elizabethan Serenade. Sydney SO/Patrick Thomas. ABC 476 2874 3Rossini: Matilde di Shabran: Scene, Aria & Finale. Elena Xanthoudakis, sop. Royal Northern Sinfonia/Richard Bonynge. Signum SIG 374 8Venice, c1520: St Mark Dance Book: On the death of my lady. The Swiss girl. Passo e mezzo. David Kinsella, virginals. Walsingham WAL 8001-2 7Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Julius Caesar, Op.78: Overture. West Australia SO/Andrew Penny. Naxos 8.555295 11Mozart: Adagio in C, K.356. Adagio & Rondo in C minor, K.617. Beethoven: Leonore Prohaska: Melodram. Thomas Bloch, glass harmonica, voice, wind & string quartet. Naxos 8.555295 16Bach: Art of the Fugue, BWV.1080: Contrapunctus 5. Canadian Brass. CBS MK 44501 3Schluter: Improvisation 7 on Art of the Fugue. Ann-Helena Schluter, pno. Altone ALT 196 3Porpora: You villains. Hasse: Comfort my father. Simone Kermes, sop. La Magnifi ca Comunita/Isabella Longo. Sony 88691963962 7Telemann: Recorder Concerto in A minor, TWV.52:a1. Le Concert des Nations/Jordi Savall. Alia Vox AVSA 9877 15Duncan/Richardson: The Ramnee Ceilidh. Zeeto the Bubbleman. Calliope House. Taliska. Taliska rec. 4

TUESDAY 2

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Anne Bellew

Nystroem: Symphony No.2, “Sinfonia espressiva”. Malmo SO/Paavo Jarvi. BIS 782 36


6.00 Daybreakwith Anthea Same



10.00 Morning Recitalprogrammed by John Barns

Avison: Concerto Grosso No.1 in A. Brandenburg Consort/Roy Goodman. Hyperion CDA 66891/2 13Purcell: Come Ye Sons of Art, Z.232. Jennifer Smith, sop. Michael Chance & Timothy Wilson, altos. Stephen Richardson, bass. English Concert & Choir/Trevor Pinnock. Archiv 427 663-2 23Parry: Lady Radnor’s Suite. English String Orch/William Boughton. Nimbus NI 5212 16Hurlstone: Piano Trio in G, Op.posth. Trio Anima Mundi. Divine Art 25102 29Butterworth: A Shropshire Lad. Christopher Saunders, ten. Stefan Cassomenos, pno. Master Performers MP 020 13Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Decca 442 8341 14

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

12.00 Divertimentowith Peter Wakeley

1.00 Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Hourwith Ted Davies

2.00 Concert Hallwith Ted Daviesprogrammed by John Barns

Haydn: Symphony No.99 in E fl at, Hob.I:99. Royal PO/Sir Thomas Beecham. EMI CMS 7 64066 2 25Mozart: String Quintet No.3 in C, K.515. Hausmusik London. Virgin VCD5 45169 2 34

Nielsen: Maskarade, FS.39: Overture. Danish National SO/Sergiu Celibidache. EMI 5 62872 2 5Nielsen: Serenata in vano, FS.68. Lars Kristian Holm Brynildsen, cl. Per Hannevold, bsn. Vidar Olsen, horn. Sally Guenther, vlc. Torbjorn Eide, db. BIS 428 8Nielsen: Symphony No.1 in G minor, FS.16. Royal Danish Orch/Paavo Berglund. RCA 74321 20290 2 32

4.00 Intermezzowith Peter Bandy


7.00 Music for Keyboardwith Suzanne Smith

Chopin: Scherzo No.2 in B fl at minor, Op.31. Natasha Vlassenko, pno. 4MBS rec. 11Gabrieli: Canzon in eco 12 toni. Luigi Tagliavini & Liuwe Tamminga, org. Radio Nederland KK 8903 7Villa-Lobos: Ciclo brasileiro. Sonia Rubinsky, pno. Naxos 8.555286 22Bach: Prelude, Fugue & Allegro in E fl at, BWV.998. Elizabeth Farr, lute-hpschd. Naxos 8.570470 11

8.00 Wednesday Night at the Operawith Nigel Simpson

Mussorgsky: Boris Godounov. Galina Vichnevskaya, sop. Vyacheslav Polozov, ten. Ruggero Raimondi, bs-bar. Paul Plishka, bass. Oratorio Society of Washington. Choral Arts Society of Washington. National SO/Mstislav Rostropovitch. Erato 2292-45418-2 213

8.00 Mozart & Friendswith Joseph Barake

Mozart: Nine Variations in D on a Minuet by Jean-Pierre Duport, K.573. Ingrid Haebler, pno. Philips 422 730-2 14

F Salieri: Sinfonia in B fl at, “La Tempesta di Mare”. I Solisti Veneti/Claudio Scimone. Erato 2292-45245-2 10A Salieri: Flute & Oboe Concerto in C. Richard Adeney, fte. James Brown, oboe. English CO/Richard Bonynge. ABC 475 070-2 18Wolfl : Piano Concerto No.6 in D, “The Cuckoo”, Op.49. Yorck Kronenberg, pno. SWR Orch, Kaiserslautern/Johannes Moesus. CPO 777 374-2 17J Schubert: Viola Concerto in C. Gerard Causse, vla. Les Solistes de Montpellier-Moscou/Gerard Causse. EMI 54817 21Mozart: Mass No.7 in C, “In Honour of the Blessed Trinity”, K.167. Barbara Schlick, sop. Ulla Groenewold, contr. Markus Schafer, ten. Klaus Mertens, bass. Cologne Chamber Choir. Collegium Cartusianum/Peter Neumann. Virgin 5 61303 2 29

10.00 Great Makers of Musicwith Peter HumeRepeat of Saturday’s program.

THURSDAY 4

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Alan Marshall

Rachmaninov: Symphony No.2 in E minor, Op.27. Melbourne SO/Tadaaki Otaka. ABC 476 4842 62

6.00 Daybreakwith John Wilkinson



10.00 Morning Recitalwith Joan Ikin

Do We Really Know Mendelssohn?• Six Proverbes pour l’annee liturgique, Op.79. Sacrum Chamber Choir/Andris Veismanis. Vincent Genvrin, org. Hortus 008 12• Prelude & Fugue in G, Op.37. Vincent Genvrin, org. Hortus 008 9• Andante & Variations in B fl at, Op.83a. Darryl Coote & Max Cooke, pno duet. Move MD 3158 11• Infelice, Op.94. Cecilia Bartoli, m-sop. Orch La Scintilla/Adam Fischer. Decca 475 9077 12• Cello Sonata No.2 in D, Op.58. Zoe Knighton, vlc. Amir Farid, pno. Move MD 3338 30• Piano Trio No.2 in C minor, Op.66. Macquarie Trio. ABC 456 191-2 29

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

12.00 Divertimentowith Marjorie Hall

1.00 Concert Hallwith Elisabeth Giddy

Ireland: A London Overture. London PO/Sir Adrian Boult. Lyrita SRCD 240 12Beethoven: Violin Sonata No.9 in A, “Kreutzer”, Op.47. Patricia Kopatchinskaja, vln. Fazil Say, pno. Naive V 5146 30Schumann: Symphony No.1 in B fl at, “Spring”, Op.38. RCO/Bernard Haitink. Decca 478 6360 32Bartok: Romanian Folk Dances, Sz.56. Patricia Kopatchinskaja, vln. Fazil Say, pno. Naive V 5146 6Prokofi ev: Cinderella Suite No.1, Op.107. Royal Scottish NO/Neeme Jarvi. Chandos CHAN 8939 29Edwards: Symphony No.4, “Star Chant”. Adelaide Chamber Singers. Adelaide Philharmonia Chorus. Adelaide SO/Richard Mills. ABC 476 6161 33Tchaikovsky: Francesca da Rimini, Op.32. RCO/Bernard Haitink. Decca 478 5867 24

4.00 Intermezzowith John van Bavel


Telemann: Overture in F minor, TWV.55:F1. Collegium Instrumentale Brugense/Patrick Peire. Brilliant Classics 93416 20Brumby: Flute Concerto. Vernon Hill, fte. Melbourne SO/Hiroyuki Iwaki. Jade JADCD 1039 18Mozart: Piano Concerto No.17 in G, K.453. John O’Conor, pno. Scottish CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Telarc 80733 29Beethoven: String Quartet No.1 in F, Op.18/1. Goldner Quartet. ABC 476 3542 29

4.00 Intermezzowith Neil Appleby


7.00 Singers & Songswith June Sloane

8.00 Colours of Jazzwith Larry Groves

10.00 Australian Soundswith Laila Engle, Catherine Sullivan or James Wade

Musical insights into Australian contemporary composers and composition.

SATURDAY 6

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Jon Churchward

Sibelius: Symphony No.2 in D, Op.43. Philharmonia Orch/Vladimir Ashkenazy. Decca 478 5093. 46

6.00 Daybreakwith Mark Vendy

8.00 Prima la musicaprepared by Jane Morris

Marais: Viola da gamba Pieces: Book 3. Josh Cheatham & Julien Leonard, vlas da gamba. Skip Sempe, hpschd. Paradizo PA 0006 20

Carceres: Valencian Song of the Sibil. Montserrat Figueras, sop. La Capella Reial de Catalunya/Jordi Savall. Alia Vox AV 9849 24Wassenaer: Concerto Armonici No.6 in E fl at. Brandenburg Consort/Roy Goodman. Hyperion CDA 66670 9Gretry: Flute Concerto in C. Marc Grauwels, fte. European Community CO/Dimitry Demetriades. Helios CDH 88015 15Vorisek: Symphony in D, Op.24. Scottish CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Hyperion CDA 66800 27Hummel: Te Deum. Collegium Musicum 90/Richard Hickox. Chandos CHAN 0712 10Isaac: Virgo prudentissima. Regnart: Nach meiner Lieb. Tommie Anderesson, lute. Song Company/Roland Peelman. ABC 481 1091 15

8.00 Classically Kidswith Adam Petrzak

A world of classical music for children of all ages. Featuring regular segments, young performers, news, information and opportunities for you and your kids to get involved in fi ne music.

9.00 Sounding Brasswith Anthea Same

10.00 The Romanticswith Frank Prain

Rossini: Maometto ll: Overture. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Philips 434 016-2 12Beethoven: Twenty-four Variations in D, WoO.65. Ronald Brautigam, fortepiano. BIS 1883 21Schumann: Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.63. Duncan Gifford, pno. Susan Collins, vln. Sue-Ellen Paulsen, vlc. ABC 476 5165 32Dvorak: Symphony No.6 in D, B.112, Op.60. Czech PO/Jiri Belohlavek. Chandos CHAN 9170 43


7.00 The Early Music Experiencewith Mark Shepheard

8.00 Illuminations

Vivaldi in Vienna: The Last Days of the Red Priest

On July 28th 1741, Antonio Vivaldi died alone and virtually unnoticed in the imperial capital Vienna. With little ceremony, he was buried in the Burgespital cemetery, just outside the city walls. This week, Illuminations explores the music of Vivaldi’s fi nal year and traces the events that led to his impoverished death far from home.

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 5

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Esther Peng

Vaughan Williams: A London Symphony (Symphony No.2). Royal PO/Andre Previn. Telarc 80738. 49

6.00 Daybreakwith Rex Williams



10.00 Morning Recitalwith Jane O’Callaghan

Linley: The Duenna: Overture. Parley of Instruments/Paul Nicholson. Hyperion CDA 66767 6Linley: In Yonder Grove. Julia Gooding, sop. Parley of Instruments/Paul Nicholson. Hyperion CDA 66767 14Elgar: Piano Quintet in A minor, Op.84. Caroline Almonte, pno. Flinders Quartet. 3MBS rec. 39Britten: Eight Folk Song Arrangements. Philip Langridge, ten. Osian Ellis, harp. Naxos 8.557222 19Spohr: Sonata in G, Op.115. Sophie Langdon, vln. Hugh Webb, harp. Naxos 8.555365 29

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

12.00 Divertimentowith Judith Blanchard-Hill

1.00 Concert Hallwith Robert HookeFine Folk; Melbourne

Musicians/Frank Pam with Alexandra Sherman (contralto); St John’s, Southgate; 22/9/2013. (Recorded by John Smyth).

Alexandra Sherman & Melbourne Musicians

Beethoven: Twelve Contradances, WoO.14: No.1 in C. Svendsen: Two Swedish Folksongs. Britten (arr. Sarcich): Seven Folksong Settings.Couperin: Concert Royal No.1 in G. Trio Sonnerie. ASV GAU 101 12Bach: Orchestral Suite No.1 in C, BWV.1066. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. EMI 5 85794 2 24


10.00 Arts Weeklywith Phillipa Edwards or Loretto Perkins

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.

12.00 Saturday Lunchtime Miscellanywith Rod Watson

Britten: Simple Symphony, Op.4. Boyd Neel Orch/Boyd Neel. Dutton Laboratories CDAX 8007 18Khachaturian: Masquerade Suite. St Petersburg State SO/Andre Anichanov. Naxos 8.550802 18Mozart: Piano Sonata No.18 in D, K.576. Philippe Entremont, pno. Pro Arte CDD 499 14Gretry: Suite of Dances in Nine Movements. Emmanuel Koch, vln. Liege Soloists/Gery Lemaire. EMI CFP 4710 14Schumann: Four Songs for Double Choir, Op.141. Cambridge Singers/John Rutter. Collegium CSCD 509 13Ellard (arr. Antill): Australian Quadrilles. Sydney SO/John Hopkins. ABC AO 7001 6Weber: Clarinet Concertino in E fl at, Op.26. Alan Vivian, cl. Sydney SO/Patrick Thomas. ABC 476 4570 9

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.

2.00 The Bose Afternoon Concertwith Doug Beecroft

Smetana: Libuse: Overture. Prague SO/Ondrej Lenard. Erato 3984-23414-2 8Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings in C, Op.48. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Decca 478 3187 30Khachaturian: Piano Concerto in D fl at, Op.38. Dikran Atamian, pno. Seattle SO/Gerard Schwarz. Delos DE 3155 30Sibelius: Symphony No.1 in E minor, Op.39. Melbourne SO/Jose Serebrier. ASV DCA 612 35

4.00 Serenadewith Marysia Green or Ian Sloane

5.00 The Piano Albumwith June Sloane

Featuring Nicholas McCarthy (piano)Includes: Scriabin: Nocturne in D fl at, Op.9/2. Schubert/Liszt (arr. Zichy): Der Erlkoenig. Blumenfeld: Etude in A fl at, Op.36. Bartok: Four Pieces: Tanulman Balkezre.

6.00 The World of Baroquewith Joseph Barake

Bach: Cantata, BWV.20: O eternity, O word of thunder. Monteverdi Choir. EBS/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. SDG 177 5Krebs: Search me, God, and discover my soul. Vocal & Instrumental Concert, Dresden/Peter Kopp. Carus 83.263 6Bach: Trio Sonata in E minor, BWV.1023. Monica Huggett, vln. Sarah Cunningham vla da gamba. Mitzi Meyerson, hpschd. Brilliant Classics 93102/23 11Doles: Who am I, Lord? Vocal Concert, Dresden/Peter Kopp. Carus 83.263 8Kirnberger: By the Rivers of Babylon. Vocal & Instrumental Concert, Dresden/Peter Kopp. Carus 83.263 4

Altnickol: Commit thou all that grieves thee. Vocal & Instrumental Concert, Dresden/Peter Kopp. Carus 83.263 17Bach: Keyboard Concerto in G minor, BWV.1058. Igor Kipnis, hpschd. London Strings/Sir Neville Marriner. CBS M2YK 45616 13C P E Bach: God, your goodness reaches far. Vocal & Instrumental Concert, Dresden/Peter Kopp. Carus 83.263 4J C F Bach: Wake and watch. Vocal & instrumental Concert, Dresden/Peter Kopp. Carus 83.263 15Bach: Orchestral Suite No.5 in G minor, BWV.1070. Musica Antiqua Cologne/Reinhard Goebel. Archiv 479 0441 18

8.00 Great Makers of Musicwith Peter Hume

Elisabeth SchwarzkopfMozart: Arias. Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, sop. Philharmonia Orch/Sir John Pritchard. Naxos 8.11232-34 15Schubert: Three Songs. Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, sop. Edwin Fischer, pno. EMI CDH 7 64026 2 13Verdi: Otello: Emilia, te ne prego & Ave Maria. Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, sop. Margreta Elkins, m-sop. Philharmonia Orch/Heinz Wallberg. EMI 5 67634 2 14Humperdinck: Hansel and Gretel: Suse, liebe Suse - Bruderchen, komm tanz mit mir. Der kleine Sandmann bin ich - Abends, will ich schlafen gehn. Elisabeth Schwarzkopf & Irmgard Seefried, sops. Philharmonia Orch/Josef Krips. EMI 5 67634 2 14Wagner: Lohengrin: Excerpts. Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, sop. Christa Ludwig, m-sop. Philharmonia Orch/Heinz Wallberg. EMI 5 67634 2 20Wolf: Morike Lieder. Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, sop. Geoffrey Parsons, pno. Decca 430 000 2 14R Strauss: Four Last Songs. Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, sop. Philharmonia Orch/Herbert von Karajan. EMI CDM 7 63655 2 18

10.00 Night Tramwith Peter Green

SUNDAY 7

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Murray Vagg

Beethoven: Symphony No.1 in C, Op.21. RCO/Bernard Haitink. Decca 478 6360 27

6.00 The Early Music Experienceproduced by Mark Shepheard

Repeat of Thursday’s program.

7.00 Hymns Old & Newwith John Worcesterprepared by Peter Wakeley

Includes: Rutter: For the beauty of the earth. Pritchard: Love divine, all loves excelling. Vaughan Williams: He who would valiant be. Brown: Just as I am. Haweis (arr. Willcocks & Smith): Praise to the holiest in the height.

7.30 Organ and Choral Musicwith John Worcester

Includes: Handel: Chaconne in G. John O’Donnel, org. ABC 476 1565 4Jackson: Prelude, Fugue, Soliloquy & Caprice. Maurice Murphy, tpt. Nicholas Jackson, org. Naxos 8.554773 6Rose: Preces. Responses. Dismissal. Finzi: God is gone up. Choir of Westminster Abbey/James O’Donnell. Robert Quinney, org. Hyperion CDA 67680 13Franck: Panis Angelicus. Choir of Trinity College, Melbourne/Michael Leighton-Jones. ABC 476 3769 5Paviour: Abstractions on hymn tune Kings Lynn. Christopher Allsop, org. Regent REGCD 410 4Cabena: Sonata da chiesa – Paean on “Lasst uns erfreuen”. Gordon Atkinson, org. Move MD 3333 4


Walton: Chichester Service: Magnifi cat and Nunc dimittis. Choir of Westminster Abbey/James O’Donnell. Robert Quinney, org. Hyperion CDA 67680 6Bach: Jesu, meine Freude, BWV.713. Wolfgang Rubsam, org. Naxos 8.553135 8

9.00 Morning Classicswith Robert Hooke

Berlioz: Beatrice and Benedict: Overture. Sydney SO/Robert Pikler. Chandos CHAN 6587 9Poulenc: Piano Concerto. Francois-Rene Duchable, pno. Rotterdam PO/James Conlon. Erato 2292-45232-2 20Saint-Saens: Symphony No.3 in C minor, “Organ”, Op.78. Joachim Dalitz, org. Berlin SO/Claus Peter Flor. Ars Vivendi 2100160 37Sculthorpe: Sonatina. Tamara-Anna Cislowska, pno. ABC 481 1181 7Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring. Melbourne SO/Hiroyuki Iwaki. ABC 476 6330 34

11.00 Refl ections

The life of a local personality portrayed through music and interview.

12.00 Sunday Lunchtime Miscellanywith Jane Mitchell

Suppe: Tantalus’s Torment: Overture. Vienna PO/Zubin Mehta. CBS MK 44932 6Beethoven: Romance No.1 in G, Op.40. Michael Dauth, vln. Orch Ensemble Kanazawa/Hiroyuki Iwaki. Sony SRCR 9331 7Kats-Chernin: Russian Rag. Lisa Moore, pno. Tall Poppies TP 147 4Vivaldi: Oboe Concerto in C, RV.452. Pierre Pierlot, oboe. I Solisti Veneti/Claudio Scimone. Erato 4509-92130-2 13Green: Concert Waltz in G. Evelyn Glennie, perc. National PO/Barry Wordsworth. RCA RD 60870 6

Hummel: Rondo brillant in B fl at, Op.98. Howard Shelley, pno. London Mozart Players/Howard Shelley. Chandos CHAN 10216 16Borodin: Prince Igor: Polovtsian Dances. Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir & Orch/Sir Charles Mackerras. Virgin VC7 91174 2 14Strauss Jnr: Wine, Woman and Song!, Op.333. Vienna Men’s Choral Society. Slovak RSO/Johannes Wildner. Marco Polo 8.223250 11Bizet: L’Arlesienne: Excerpts. Saint Paul CO/Christopher Hogwood. Decca 430 231-2 20Verdi (arr. Mackerras): The Lady and the Fool: Excerpts. London PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. EMI 7 67697 2 10

2.00 Apres-Midiwith Hector Walker

Roman: Music for a Royal Wedding: Excerpts. Uppsala CO/Anthony Halstead. Naxos 8.553733 25Bach: Violin Concerto in D minor, BWV.1052. Elizabeth Wallfi sch, vln. OAE/Elizabeth Wallfi sch. Virgin VC5 45095 2 23Telemann: Overture in D, TWV.55:D6. Le Concert des Nations/Jordi Savall. Alia Vox AVSA 9877 19Zelenka: Missa Dei Filii, ZWV.20. Soloists. Stuttgart Chamber Choir. Tafelmusik/Frieder Bernius. DHM RD 77922 42

4.00 The Talentwith Adrian McEnieryRepeat of Tuesday’s program.

4.00 Recent Releasesproduced by Mark Shepheard

A review of the latest classical recordings.

5.00 Illuminations


7.00 Choral Masterworkswith Adrian McEniery

8.00 Melbourne in Concertwith Michael Williamson or Adele Schonhardt

Sutherland Trio; Elizabeth Sellars (violin), Molly Kadarauch (cello) & Caroline Almonte (piano); Live performance from the 3MBS Lady Marigold Performance Studio

Sutherland Trio

10.00 Contemporary Visionswith Tony ThomasRepeat of Tuesday’s program.

10.00 Sunday Night Latewith Alan Marshall

Hidden gems and lesser-known music from known composers.

MONDAY 8

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Blyth: Symphony No.1. Virtual Orch. New Classic 001 52

6.00 Daybreakwith Amy Bennettprogrammed by Jane Mitchell


The Symphony, Part 5 – Episode 1


Corelli: Violin Sonata in D minor, “La Folia”, Op.5/12. Adelaide Baroque. Private rec. 11Vaughan Williams: Flos Campi. Roger Benedict, vla. Cantillation. Sydney SO/Mark Wigglesworth. Melba MR 301131 20

Respighi: Ancient Airs & Dances Suite No.3. Australia Pro Arte CO/Jeffrey Crellin. 3MBS rec. 18R Strauss: Morgen, Op.27/4. Canteloube: Songs of the Auvergne: Bailero. Renee Fleming, sop. English CO/Jeffrey Tate. Decca 458 858-2 11Guridi: An Adventure of Don Quixote. Bilbao SO/Juan Jose Mena. Naxos 8.557110 11Dvorak: Piano Quintet No.2 in A, B.155, Op.81. Amir Farid, pno. ANAM Quartet. 3MBS rec. 39



1.00 Concert Hallwith Thilo Troschke

Rossini: The Thieving Magpie: Overture. Tasmanian SO/Ola Rudner. ABC 476 259-9 10Taubert: Piano Concerto No.2 in A, Op.189. Howard Shelley, pno. Tasmanian SO/Howard Shelley. Hyperion CDA 67765 24Bruch: Scottish Fantasy, Op.46. Salvatore Accardo, vln. LGO/Kurt Masur. Philips 478 4614 31Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.6 in B minor, “Pathetique”, Op.74. Melbourne SO/Oleg Caetani. ABC 476 6449 44Brahms: Violin Concerto in D, Op.77. Christian Ferras, vln. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 480 6658 41Mozart: Symphony No.8 in D, K.48. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Philips 422 601-2 13

4.00 Intermezzowith Susan Porterprepared by Jane Morris


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



Brahms: Piano Quartet No.1 in G minor, Op.25. Borodin Trio. Rivka Golani, vla. Chandos CHAN 8809 44R Strauss: Ophelia Lieder, Op.67/1-3. Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, sop. Geoffrey Parsons, pno. EMI CDM 7 63656 2 8Haydn: String Quartet in G, Hob.III:66, Op.64/4. Salomon Quartet. Hyperion CDA 67012 21Janacek: String Quartet No.1, “Kreutzer Sonata”. Medici Quartet. Nimbus NI 5113 18


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

Includes: Hope: Momentum Suite. Northern Sinfonia/David Lloyd-Jones. Naxos 8.555070 11Debussy: Suite bergamasque. Francois-Joel Thiollier, pno. Naxos 8.553290 17Thicknesse: Fandango. David Owen Norris, pno. Dutton CDLX 7271 3Parry: Who can dwell with greatness. Spiritus Chamber Choir/Aidan Oliver. Toccata TOCC 0012 3Bach: Art of the Fugue, BWV.1080: Contrapunctus 9. Canadian Brass. CBS MK 44501 3Schluter: Art of the Fugue: Improvisation 8. Ann-Helena Schluter, pno. Altone ALT 196 4Hutchens: Sunday Morning. The Enchanted Isle. Minuet. Tamara Anna Cislowska, pno. Artworks AW 005 9Castelnuovo-Tedesco: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Op.108: Overture. West Australian SO/Andrew Penny. Naxos 8.572500 7D Scarlatti: Sonata in E minor, L.352. John Williams, gtr. Decca 450 008-2 3Satie: Pieces froides: Airs to make you run away. Stephanie McCallum, pno. ABC 476 6289 8

Toyama: Rhapsody for Orch. Tokyo SO/Ryusuke Numajiri. Naxos 8.555071 7Offenbach: Polka. Cancan. Budapest Strauss Ensemble/Istvan Bogar. Naxos 8.550900 5Ketelbey: In a Fairy Realm. Concert Orch/Albert W Ketelbey. Naxos 8.110848 12Hadley/O’Brien/Olney: The Garden. Taliska. Taliska rec. 4

TUESDAY 9

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Scriabin: Symphony No.3 in C minor, “The Divine Poem”, Op.43. Moscow SO/Igor Golovschin. Naxos 8.553582 52




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Isabel Veale

Elgar: Harmony Music No.5. Athena Ensemble. Chandos CHAN 6553 27Dvorak: Piano Trio No.3 in F minor, B.130, Op.65. Benaud Trio. 3MBS rec. 40Mozart: Lucio Silla: Dunque sperar poss’io … Il tenero momento. Susan Graham, m-sop. OAE/Harry Bicket. Erato 8573-85768-2 10Nielsen (b.9/6/1865): String Quartet No.2 in F minor, FS.11, Op.5. Young Danish Quartet. Dacapo 6.220522 34



1.00 Concert Hallprogrammed by John Barns

Brahms: Tragic Overture, Op.81. Berlin PO/Claudio Abbado. DG 479 1046 13Brahms: Piano Concerto No.1 in D minor, Op.15. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. RCO/Bernard Haitink. Decca 478 5093 49Bruch: String Quartet No.1 in C minor, Op.9. Academica Quartet. Dynamic CDS 29 25Mendelssohn: First Walpurgis Night, Op.60. Jacqui Moran, m-sop. Andrew Wailes, ten. Eddie Muliaumaseali, bass. Melbourne University Choral Society. Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Choir. Melbourne Youth Orch/Peter Bandy. 3MBS rec. 32Beethoven: Symphony No.7 in A, Op.92. Vienna PO/Claudio Abbado. Decca 478 5365 42

4.00 Intermezzowith Nicky Gilderdale






enduring form.


WEDNESDAY 10

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Krommer: Symphony No.2 in D, Op.40. London Mozart Players/Matthias Bamert. Chandos CHAN 9275 28




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Bill Mack

Albinoni (arr. Alain): Concerto in F, Op.2/2. Maurice Andre, tpt. Marie-Claire Alain, org. Erato 2292-45110-2 7Boccherini: Symphony in B fl at, G.497. Anner Bylsma, vlc. Tafelmusik/Jeanne Lamon. DHM RD 77867 15Mozart: String Quintet No.4 in G minor, K.516. ANAM Quartet. James Wannan, vla. 3MBS rec. 36Mozart: If everyyear, birds, K.307. Children at play, K.598. To Chloe, K.524. Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, sop. Walter Gieseking, pno. EMI CDC 7 47326 2 5Debussy: En blanc et noir. Stephen Coombs & Christopher Scott, pno duet. LDR 1009 15Prokofi ev: Sinfonietta in A, Op.48. Lausanne CO/Alberto Zedda. Virgin VC7 91098 2 20Carmichael: Escapades. Sylvie Leprohon, fte. Stephen Robinson, oboe. Kathryn Pisani, pno. 3MBS rec. 15

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

Repeat of Monday’s program.


12.00 Divertimentowith Alan Marshall

1.00 Concert Hallwith John Barns

Haydn: Symphony No.100 in G, “Military”, Hob.I:100. Royal PO/Sir Thomas Beecham. EMI CMS 7 64066 2 21Mozart: Bassoon Concerto in B fl at, K.191. Gwydion Brooke, bsn. Royal PO/Sir Thomas Beecham. EMI 5 67596 2 18Mozart: String Quintet No.5 in D, K.593. Hausmusik London. Virgin VCD5 45169 2 31Gade (arr. Rachlevsky): Andante & Allegro molto in F minor. Kremlin CO/Mischa Rachlevsky. Claves 50-9607 11Nielsen: Helios Overture, FS.32. Danish RSO/Herbert Blomstedt. EMI 5 69758 2 12Nielsen: Violin Concerto, FS.61. Jonathan Carney, vln. Bournemouth SO/Kees Bakels. Naxos 8.554189 36Nielsen: Symphony No.2, “The Four Temperaments”, FS.29. Royal Danish Orch/Paavo Berglund. RCA 74321 20290 2 32



7.00 Music for Keyboardwith Christopher Ellis

Buxtehude: Prelude & Fugue in G minor. Rene Saorgin, org. HM HMA 190700 8Bach: English Suite No.1 in A, BWV.806. Richard Eggar, hpschd. HM HMU 907591 25W F Bach: Sonata in F for Two Harspichords. Andreas Staier & Robert Hill, hpschds. Archiv 419 256-2 16Haydn: March, Hob.VIII:3/3bis. Ronald Brautigam, fortepiano. BIS 1731/33 4

8.00 Wednesday Night at the Operawith Alan de Niese

Mascagni: Iris. Ilona Tokody, sop. Placido Domingo, ten. Juan Pons, bar. Bonaldo Giaiotti, bass. Bavarian RSO & Chorus/Giuseppe Patane. CBS M2K 45526 124


Fischer: Oboe Concerto No.2 in E fl at. Michael Nieseman, oboe. Cologne Academy/Michael Alexander Willens. ARS Produktion 38029 18Mozart: Twelve Variations in C on a Minuet by Fischer, K.179. Francesco Nicolosi, pno. Naxos 8.550611 21Mozart: Divertimento in E fl at, K.563. Rudolf Koelman, vln. Hartmut Lindemann, vla. Alexander Baillie, vlc. 3MBS rec. 42Fischer: Trumpet Concerto in C. Maurice Andre, tpt. Wurttemberg CO/Jorg Faerber. Erato 2564-69572-2 16


THURSDAY 11

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.2 in C minor, “Little Russian”, Op.17. London SO/Geoffrey Simon. Chandos CHAN 9190 40





A Great Dane - Carl Nielsen (b.9/6/1865)• Springtime in Funen, FS.96. Inga Nielsen, sop. Peter Gronlund, ten. Sten Byriel, bass. St Anne’s School Children’s Chorus. Danish National Radio Choir. Danish RSO/Leif Segerstam. Chandos CHAN 8853 18• Humoresque Bagatelles, FS.22. Mina Miller, pno. Hyperion CDA 66231 6• String Quartet No.1 in G minor, FS.4, Op.13. Young Danish Quartet. Dacapo Records 6.220521 26• Six Songs, FS.18. Solveig Kringelborn, sop. Malcolm Martineau, pno. Virgin VC5 45273 2 16• Wind Quintet in E, FS.100. Canberra Wind Soloists. ABC 456 357-2 23• Little Suite for Strings in A minor, FS.6. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Decca 442 8196 14




Litolff: Concerto symphonique No.4 in D minor, Op.102. Peter Donohoe, pno. Bournemouth SO/Andrew Litton. Hyperion CDA 66889 38R Strauss: An Alpine Symphony, Op.64. Berlin PO/Zubin Mehta. Sony SK 45800 53Finzi: Eclogue in F, Op.10. Peter Donohoe, pno. Northern Sinfonia/Howard Griffi ths. Naxos 8.555766 11Rigney: Guitar Concerto, “Lapis Lazuli”. Slava Grigoryan, gtr. Orch Victoria/Brett Kelly. ABC 476 2271 21Medtner: Violin Sonata No.2 in G, Op.44. Laurence Kayaleh, vln. Paul Stewart, pno. Naxos 8.570299 42




8.00 Illuminations

Carl Neilsen: A Great Dane

Denmark’s greatest composer, and indeed one of the greatest European composers of his time, Carl Nielsen, was born one hundred and fi fty years ago on 9 June 1865. Geoff Hayes commemorates Neilsen’s anniversary with a sampling of his wide ranging works.




FRIDAY 12

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Glazunov: Symphony No.6 in C minor, Op.58. USSR Ministry of Culture SO/Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Melodiya MA 00127 42






Mozart: Flute Quartet in C, K.285b. Genevieve Lacey, rec. Members of Flinders Quartet. ABC 481 1562 16Schubert: Piano Trio No.2 in E fl at, D.929. Firebird Trio. 3MBS rec. 41Austin Phillips: Five Australian Landscapes. Merlyn Quaife, sop. Amir Farid, pno. Private rec. 9Torroba: Concierto iberico. Los Romeros. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Decca 478 5669 21Vaughan Williams: Five English Folksongs. London Madrigal Singers/Christopher Bishop. EMI 2 06636 2 15Gershwin: Summertime. Simon Tedeschi, pno. ABC 481 0032 6

12.00 Music for Keyboardwith Christopher EllisRepeat of Wednesday’s program.


1.00 Concert Hallwith Robert Hooke

Fine Folk; Melbourne Musicians/Frank Pam with Kylie Sparkman (fl ute);

St John’s, Southgate; 22/9/2013. (Recorded by John Smyth).

Melbourne MusiciansIncludes: Mozart: Twelve Variations in C on “Ah, vous dirai-je Maman”, K.265. Bartok: Romanian Folk Dances, Sz.56. Palmer: Ruritanian Dance No.3.Couperin: Concert Royal No.2 in D. Barthold Kuijken, fte. Wieland Kuijken, vla da gamba. Robert Kohnen, hpschd. Accent ACC 23153 15Bach: Orchestral Suite No.2 in B minor, BWV.1067. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. EMI 5 86084 2 21Telemann: Festive Suite in A. Northwest CO of Seattle/Alun Francis. Helios CDH 88028 17

Brumby: Clarinet Concerto. Paul Dean, cl. Queensland SO/Wilfred Lehmann. Jade JADCD 1042 17Mozart: Piano Concerto No.18 in B fl at, K.456. Howard Shelley, pno. Tasmanian SO/Howard Shelley. ABC 481 0191 32Beethoven: String Quartet No.2 in G, Op.18/2. Goldner Quartet. ABC 476 3542 24







SATURDAY 13

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN




Includes: Giuliani: Sonata Eroica in A, Op.150. Marco Tamayo, gtr. Naxos 8.555850 13Hummel: Cello Sonata in A, Op.104. Pal Banda, vlc. Susan Alexander-Max, fortepiano. Naxos 8.557694 23Victoria: Alma Redemptoris Mater. Cambridge Singers/John Rutter. Collegium COLCD 101 7Giuliani: Guitar Concerto No.1 in A, Op.30. John Williams, gtr. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 63385 30

Philidor: Suite in G for Flute, Violin & Continuo. Ensemble Battistin. ABC 476 6996 9Morley: Fantasia. Gustav Leonhardt, hpschd. Philips 438 153-2 6Moscheles: Piano Concerto No.3 in G minor, Op.60. Howard Shelley, pno. Tasmanian SO/Howard Shelley. Hyperion CDA 67276 30





Rossini: String Sonata No.3 in C. I Musici. Philips 422 259-2 11Bruch: Violin Concerto No.2 in D minor, Op.44. Itzhak Perlman, vln. Israel PO/Zubin Mehta. EMI CDC 7 49071 2 24Suk: Lullabies, Op.33. Margaret Fingerhut, pno. Chandos CHAN 9027 20Berlioz: Symphonie fantastique, Op.14. Royal PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Tring TRP 012 53






Pierson: Romeo and Juliet, Op.86: Overture. English Northern Philharmonia/David Lloyd-Jones. Helios CDH 55088 10Sarasate: Gypsy Airs, Op.20. Yehuda Rabin, domra. Raymond Lambert, pno. Private rec. 9Lumbye: Pictures from a Dream. Danish RSO/Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Chandos CHAN 9209 10Albrechtsberger: Trombone Concerto in B fl at. Alain Trudel, tbn. Northern Sinfonia/Alain Trudel. Naxos 8.553831 17Schubert: The Shepherd on the Rock, D.965. Elisabeth Schumann, sop. Reginald Kell, cl. George Reeves, pno. Naxos 8.110731 9Part: Cantique des Degres. RIAS Chamber Choir. Berlin RSO/Kristjian Jarvi. Sony 7723342 8Seixas: Harpsichord Concerto in A. Ketil Haugsand, hpschd. Norwegian Baroque Orch/Ketil Haugsand. Virgin VC5 45114 2 7Haydn: Symphony No.103 in E fl at, “Drum Roll”, Hob.I:103. Orch of St Luke’s/Sir Charles Mackerras. Telarc 80758 29






Bach (arr. Stokowski): Passacaglia & Fugue in C minor, BWV.582. Sydney SO/Robert Pikler. Chandos CHAN 6532 13Bach: Schafe konnen sicher weiden, BWV.208. Danielle de Niese, sop. English Concert/Harry Bicket. Decca 478 2260 5


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Brahms: Piano Concerto No.2 in B fl at, Op.83. Maurizio Pollini, pno. Vienna PO/Claudio Abbado. DG 479 0913 49Dvorak: Symphony No.9 in E minor, “From the New World”, B.178, Op.95. London SO/Geoffrey Simon. ABC 426 379-2 40



Schumann: Introduction & Allegro appassionato in G, Op.92. Murray Perahia, pno. Berlin PO/Claudio Abbado. Sony SK 64577 14Tchaikovsky (arr. Pabst): Sleeping Beauty, Op.66: Paraphrase. Stephen Hough, pno. Hyperion CDA 67043 7Verdi (trans. Liszt): Aida: Danza sacra et duetto fi nale, S.436. Alexandre Dossin, pno. Naxos 8.557904 12Beethoven: Polonaise in C, Op.89. Rudolf Buchbinder, pno. Teldec 9031-73868-2 6Rachmaninov: Prelude in D, Op.23/4. Prelude in C sharp minor, Op.3/2. Peter Katin, pno. Olympia OCD 110A 10


Musica da CameraBoddecker: Sonata sopra “La Monica”. Clemens Horak, oboe. Richard Galler, bsn. Johannes Ernst Weissensteiner, db. Maria Bogner, org. VMS 172 6Janitsch: Quartet in F for Flute, Violin, Oboe & Continuo. Barthold Kuijken, fte. Paul Dombrecht, oboe. Janneke van der Meer, vln. Richte van der Meer, vlc. Johan Huys, hpschd. Accent ACC 10006 13Playford/Purcell/Ravenscroft/Eccles: All in a Garden Green: Winter. Ensemble Le Tendre Amour. Brilliant Classics 94313 15Fux: Sonata a 3 in D minor, K.379. Capella Agostino Steffani/Lajos Rovatsky. Virgin VC5 45194 2 6

Sammartini: Sonata in F for Recorder, Bassoon & Continuo. La Dada Ensemble. Globe 5094 10Fasch: Sonata in C. Clemens Horak, oboe. Richard Galler, bsn. Ernst Weissensteiner, db. Johannes Maria Bogner, org. VMS 172 9Corelli: Sonata in E fl at. La Dada Ensemble. Globe GLO 5094 7Zanetti: Il Scoloro: Dances. Concerto Italiano/Rinaldo Alessandrini. Naive OP3 0531 9Schmelzer: Fencing School in G. Musica Antiqua Cologne. Archiv 429 230-2 9Telemann: Chamber Cantata No.53, “Weigh this thought, O man”. Christine Brandes, sop. Musica Pacifi ca. Dorian DOR 93239 8Seyfert: Symphony in G. Arsatius Consort. Musica Bavaria MB 75118 11


The Amadeus QuartetSchubert: String Quartet No.14 in D minor, “Death and the Maiden”, D.810. DG 449 746-2 39Verdi: String Quartet in E minor. DG 479 1924 23Brahms: String Sextet No.1 in B fl at, Op.18. Cecil Aronowitz, vla. William Pleeth, vlc. DG 479 0378 33Mozart: String Quartet No.13 in D minor, K.173. DG 423 300-2 16

10.00 Night Tramwith Desley Dixon

SUNDAY 14

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Sam Alfreds

Mozart: Symphony No.41 in C, “Jupiter”, K.551. English Concert/Trevor Pinnock. Archiv 471 677-2 40



7.00 Hymns Old & Newprepared by Peter Wakeley

Includes: Ewing: Jerusalem the golden. Webb: Stand up, stand up for Jesus. Hayne: Thy kingdom come, O God. Floyd: O brother man. Phillips: O for a thousand tongues to sing.

7.30 Organ and Choral Musicwith Peter Wakeley

Scheidemann: Lobet den Herren, denn er ist sehr freundlich. Karin Nelson, org. Naxos 8.554203 4Buxtehude: Herr Christ, der einig Gottes Sohn, BuxWV.191 & 192. Volker Ellenberger, org. Naxos 8.554543 7trad: Annie Laurie. Choralation/Faye Dumont. Terra Australis CHCD 01 3Salvador: Le loup, la biche et le chevalier. Zadeh: Si tous les enfants. Les Petits Chanteurs de Saint-Marc/Nicolas Porte. Evosound 660 213 5Meale: Fountaion Melody. Kalliwoda (arr. Burns): Allegretto grazioso. Kevin Bowyer, org. Regis FRC 8104 9Bairstow: O how amiable are thy dwellings. Westminster Abbey Choir/Martin Neary. 3Lemmens: Sonata No. 2, “O fi lii”: Cantabile. Harold Fabrikant, org (Pembroke School, Adelaide). Academy Music AMCD 9747 5J M Bach: Be not afraid. I know that my Redeemer lives. Capella Sancti Michaelis/Erik van Nevel. Ricercar RIC 077055 4Albinoni/Giazotto): Adagio in G minor. Peter Hurford, org. Decca 425 013-2 8Trad: Cheer up friends and neighbours. Love is come again. St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral Edinburgh/Dennis Townhill. WRC S/4352 5Stanley: Voluntary in A minor. Jean Guillou, org. Dorian 90112 5Bassano: Dic nobis Maria. Magdalen College Choir Oxford/Bernard Rose. Argo ZRG 859 5

9.00 Morning Classicswith Felicity Cronan

Koehne: Shaker Dances. Tasmanian SO/Richard Mills. ABC 476 6502 21Babajanian: Piano Trio in F sharp minor. Trio Solis. MSR Classics MS 1418 23Bruckner: Symphony No.4 in E fl at, “Romantic”. RCO/Bernard Haitink. Decca 478 6360 64

11.00 Refl ections



Includes: Glazunov: Carnaval Overture, Op.45. Moscow SO/Igor Golovschin. Naxos 8.553838 10Handel (arr. Frost): Xerxes: Largo. Philharmonia Orch/Eugene Ormandy. Sony S3K 62888 6Benjamin: Cotillon. Sydney SO/Patrick Thomas. ABC 442 374-2 11Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No.3 in G, BWV.1048. OAE. Virgin VCD 90747 2 10Schubert: Impromptu in F minor, D.935/1. Alfred Brendel, pno. Philips 422 237-2 11Handel: Royal Fireworks Music, HWV.351. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Argo 414 596-2 17Beethoven: Rondino in E fl at, WoO.25. Mozzafi ato/Charles Neidich. Sony SK 53367 8Sauer: Piano Concerto No.1 in E minor. Stephen Hough, pno. City of Birmingham SO/Lawrence Foster. Hyperion CDA 66790 30


R Strauss: Death and Transfi guration, Op.24. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 429 184-2 27Mahler: Youth’s Magic Horn: Excerpts. Anne Murray, m-sop. Sir Thomas Allen, bar. London PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Virgin VC7 91432 2 23


Edwards: Violin Concerto, “Maninyas”. Dene Olding, vln. Sydney SO/Stuart Challender. ABC 438 610-2 26R Strauss: Le Bourgeois gentilhomme, Op.60. Melbourne SO/Michael Halasz. Naxos 8.553379 34



5.00 Illuminations




Folklore; Melbourne Musicians/Frank Pam with David Soo (piano); St John’s, Southgate; 26/4/2015. (Recorded by Steve Bullock).

David SooMarx: Music for String Orchestra (on Austrian Folksongs). Carmichael: Concerto Folklorico. Porter: Ukrainian Suite. Sibelius: Romance in C. Nielsen: Little Suite. Dreyfus: A Song for Gallipoli.




MONDAY 15

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Mahler: Symphony No.5 in C minor. Chicago SO/Daniel Barenboim. Teldec 3984-23328-2 69



The Violin Concerto – Episode 1


A Scarlatti: O di Betlemme altera. Nancy Argenta, sop. English Concert & Choir/Trevor Pinnock. Archiv 437 834-2 16Hahn: Le Bal de Beatrice d’Este. New London Orch/Ronald Corp. Hyperion CDA 66347 17Villa-Lobos: Bachianas Brasileiras No.1. Rachel Atkinson, Melissa Chominsky, Miranda Brockman, Caerwen Martin, Zoe Knighton, Josephine Vains, Michael Dahlenburg & Chris Howlett, vlcs. 3MBS rec. 21Piazzolla: Le Grand Tango. Zoe Knighton, vlc. Amir Farid, pno. Move MD 3347 13Brahms: Rhapsody in B minor, Op.79/1. Amir Farid, pno. Move MD 3331 11Schumann: Piano Quintet in E fl at, Op.44. Amir Farid, pno. Elandra String Quartet. 3MBS rec. 32



1.00 Concert Hallwith Marysia Green

C P E Bach: Symphony in G, Wq.183/4. English Concert/Andrew Manze. HM HMU 907403 11Hummel: Piano & Violin Concerto in G, Op.17. Polina Osetinskaya, pno. Alexander Trostiansky, vln. Russian PO/Gregory Rose. Naxos 8.557595 37Respighi: Prelude, Chorale & Fugue. Slovak RSO/Adriano. Marco Polo 8.223348 18Grieg (arr. Karr/Horowitz): Double Bass Concerto in A minor. Gary Karr, db. Adelaide SO/Patrick Thomas. ABC 438 612-2 23Barber: Knoxville: Summer of 1915, Op.24. Dawn Upshaw, sop. Orch of St Luke’s/David Zinman. EN 979187-2 15Hanson: Symphony No.2 in D fl at, “Romantic”, Op.30. Seattle SO/Gerard Schwarz. Delos DE 3073 28Marshall-Hall: Phantasy. Benjamin Jacks, horn. Orch Victoria/Barry Tuckwell. Melba 301117 10Hart: Idyll, Op.169. Ronald Woodcock, vln. Adelaide SO/Graham Abbott. ANU CSM:38 18

4.00 Intermezzowith Susan Porter


7.00 A Time to Rememberwith Marjorie Hall


Beethoven: Septet in E fl at, Op.20. Nash Ensemble. Virgin VC7 91137 2 39Shostakovich: Four Verses of Captain Lebyadkin, Op.146. Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, bar. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. Decca 433 319-2 11Mozart: Piano Trio in D minor, K.442. Gerard Willems, pno. Robert Ingram, vln. Georg Pedersen, vlc. Tall Poppies TP 070 20

Koehne: Divertissement - Three Bourgeoises Pieces. Australian String Quartet. ABC 442 347-2 12Bloch: String Quartet No.3. Portland Quartet. Arabesque Z 6626 24


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

Kennan: Night Soliloquy. Eastman Philharmonia/Howard Hanson. Mercury 434 347-2 4Ravel: Rapsodie espagnole. Detroit SO/Paul Paray. Mercury 432 003-2 15Chabrier: Le Roi malgre lui: Fete polonaise. Detroit SO/Paul Paray. Mercury 434 303-2 8R Strauss: Daphne: Ich komme, ich komme. Renee Fleming, sop. London SO/Sir Georg Solti. Decca 478 3172 11Albinoni: Adagio. James Galway, fte. Munich Radio Orch/John Georgiadis. RCA RD 60736 9Moscheles: Four Grand Concert Studies, Op.111. Piers Lane, pno. Hyperion CDA 67394 15Borodin: Prince Igor: Polovtsian Dances. Bolshoi SO & Chorus/Alexander Lazarev. Erato 4509-91723-2 11Mozart: Piano Trio in G, K.564. Vienna Schubert Trio. EMI CDS 7 54114 2 17Donizetti: La Favorita: Scene & Aria. Dmitri Hvorostovsky, bar. Philharmonia Orch/Ion Marin. Philips 434 912-2 6Bellini: I Puritani: Ah! forever I have lost you. Dmitri Hvorostovsky, bar. Philharmonia Orch/Ion Marin. Philips 434 912-2 5Mendelssohn (arr. Martin): A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Op.61: Nocturne. Seraphim Trio. 5MBS rec. 6Smetana: The Kiss: Wiegenlied. Sena Jurinac, sop. Philharmonia Orch/Warwick Braithwaite. EMI 7 63199 2 4


TUESDAY 16

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Glazunov: Symphony No.5 in B fl at, Op.55. USSR Ministry of Culture SO/Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Melodiya MA 00113 37





Includes: Mozart: Divertimento in D, K.334: Minuet and Trio. Vienna Mozart Ensemble/Willi Boskovsky (b.16/6/1909). Decca 478 0098 5Sibelius: Piano Trio in A minor, “Haftrask”, JS.207. Folke Grasbeck, pno. Jaakko Kuusisto, vln. Marko Ylonen, vlc. BIS 1282 22Nielsen: String Quintet in G, FS.5. Young Danish String Quartet. Tim Frederiksen, vla. Dacapo Records 6.220521 25Glazunov: Three Etudes, Op.31. Stephen Coombs, pno. Hyperion CDA 66844 12Peterson: A Voice from the City. Marianne Powles, m-sop. Paul Dhasmana & Michael Sitsky, ftes. Susannah Flint & Catherine Playoust, cls. Kevin Barker, tbn. Diana Blom, pno. /Elliott Gyger. GHP 9501 14Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A, K.581: Larghetto. Alfred Boskovsky, cl. Members of Vienna Octet. Decca 478 0098 6Mozart: Serenade in G, “Eine kleine Nachtmusik”, K.525: Romance. Vienna Mozart Ensemble/Willi Boskovsky. Decca 478 0098 6



1.00 Concert Hallprogrammed by John Barns

Grieg: In Autumn Overture, Op.11. Royal PO/Sir Thomas Beecham. EMI 5 66914 2 11Sinding: Violin Concerto in A, Op.45. Henning Kraggerud, vln. Bournemouth SO/Bjarte Engeset. Naxos 8.557266 21Tveitt: Variations on a Folksong from Hardanger. Havard Gimse & Gunilla Sussmann, pnos. Royal Scottish NO/Bjarte Engeset. Naxos 8.555761 31Rimsky-Korsakov: The Tsar’s Bride: Overture. Philharmonia Orch/Yondani Butt. ASV DCA 1024 6Rachmaninov: The Bells, Op.35. Renee Fleming, sop. Karl Dent, ten. Victor Ledbetter, bar. Atlanta SO & Chorus/Robert Shaw. Telarc 80365 38Glazunov: Prelude and Two Mazurkas, Op.25. Tatjana Franova, pno. Marco Polo 8.223151 14Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.4 in F minor, Op.36. Melbourne SO/Oleg Caetani. ABC 476 6446 40







enduring form.


WEDNESDAY 17

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Mehul: Symphony No.3 in C. Gulbenkian Foundation Orch/Michel Swierczewski. Nimbus NI 5184 24





Bach: Suite in E, BWV.1006a. Sharon Isbin, gtr. Virgin VC7 90717 2 17Fasch: Quartet in B fl at for Recorder, Oboe, Violin & Basso Continuo. Cologne Camerata. DHM GD 77015 9Mozart: Piano Concerto No.27 in B fl at, K.595. Malcolm Bilson, fortepiano. EBS/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. Archiv 427 652 2 31Faure: Mandolin, Op.58/1. The gifts, Op.46/1. By the water, Op.8/1. The cradles, Op.23/1. The roses of Ispahan, Op.39/4. Barbara Hendricks, sop. Michel Dalberto, pno. EMI CDC 7 49841 2 11Schubert: Violin Sonata in A, “Grand Duo”, D.574. Arthur Grumiaux, vln. Robert Veyron-Lacroix, pno. Philips 426 385-2 19Benjamin: Cello Sonatina. David Pereira, vlc. Ian Munro, pno. Tall Poppies TP 134 13Bartok: Piano Sonata, Sz.80. Peter Donohoe, pno. EMI CDC 7 49916 2 13

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

12.00 Divertimentowith Peter Wakeley


Haydn: Symphony No.101 in D, “Clock”, Hob.I:101. Royal PO/Sir Thomas Beecham. EMI CMS 7 64066 2 28Mozart: Flute Concerto No.1 in G, K.313. Alain Marion, fte. Saar CO/Karl Ristenpart. Nonesuch H-71126 (LP) 25Mozart: String Quintet No.6 in E fl at, K.614. Hausmusik London. Virgin VCD5 45169 27Kuhlau: Andante & Polacca. Kristin Pederson Thelander, horn. Carol lei Post, fortepno. Crystal 677 6Nielsen: An Evening at Giske, FS.9: Prelude. Aalborg SO/Tamas Veto. BIS 641 6Nielsen: Flute Concerto, FS.119. Gareth Davies, fte. Bournemouth SO/Kees Bakels. Naxos 8.554189 18Nielsen: Theme & Variations, FS.81. Christian Eggen, pno. Victoria VCD 19074 17Nielsen: Symphony No.3, “Espansiva”, FS.60. Royal Danish Orch/Paavo Berglund. RCA 74321 20290 2 35




Brahms: Scherzo in E fl at minor, Op.4. Wilhelm Kempff, pno. DG 479 1965 9Reger: Fantasia & Fugue in D minor, Op.135b. Hans-Jurgen Kaiser, org. Naxos 8.554207 16Rachmaninov: Piano Sonata No.1 in D minor, Op.28. Alexis Weissenberg, pno. DG 427 499-2 28


8.00 Wednesday Night at the Operawith Nigel Simpson

Bizet: Carmen. Maria Callas & Andrea Guiot, sops. Nicolai Gedda, ten. Robert Massard, bar. Rene Duclos Choir. Paris National Opera Orch/Georges Pretre. EMI 7 47313 2 146


Hertel: Bassoon Concerto in E fl at. Sergio Azzolini, bsn. Capriccio Baroque Orch/Dominik Kiefer. Tudor 7182 23Mozart: String Quartet No.23 in F, K.590. Musikverein Quartet. Decca 433 694-2 24Spohr: Concerto in A for Two Violins, Op.48. Henning Kraggerud & Oyvind Bjora, vlns. Oslo Camerata. Barratt Due Chamber Orch/Stephan Barratt-Due. Naxos 8.570840 24Eybler: Symphony No.2 in D minor. Geneva CO/Michael Hofstetter. CPO 777 104-2 27


THURSDAY 18

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Mahler: Symphony No.8 in E fl at, “Symphony of a Thousand”. Soloists. Gondwana Voices. Sydney Children’s Choir. Sydney Philharmonia Choirs. Adelaide Symphony Chorus. Sydney SO/Vladimir Ashkenazy. Sydney Symphony SSO 201002 80





Expatriot Composers In ParisChopin: Polonaise in A fl at, “Heroic”, Op.53. Lang Lang, pno. Sony 88697719012 7Gluck: Iphigenie en Tauride: Excerpts. Susan Graham, m-sop. OAE/Harry Bicket. Erato 8573-85768-2 7Enescu: Violin Sonata No.3 in A minor, Op.25. Adelina Oprean, vln. Justin Oprean, pno. Hyperion CDA 66484 25Rodrigo: Concierto de Aranjuez: Adagio. Slava Grigoryan, gtr. Jeffrey Crellin, cor ang. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 63160 12Prokofi ev: Piano Sonata No.2 in D minor, Op.14. Yefi m Bronfman, pno. Sony SK 53273 18Haydn: Symphony No.85 in B fl at, “La Reine”, Hob.I:85. Tafelmusik/Bruno Weil. Sony SK 66296 22Chopin: Scherzo No.3 in C sharp minor, Op.39. Scherzo No.1 in B minor, Op.20. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. Decca 478 5093 17




Tubin (b.18/6/1905): Symphony No.4 in A, “Lyrical”. Bergen PO/Neeme Jarvi. BIS 227 36Chopin: Piano Concerto No.1 in E minor, Op.11. Claudio Arrau, pno. London PO/Eliahu Inbal. Philips 438 338-2 42

C P E Bach: Sinfonia in E fl at, Wq.183/2. English Concert/Andrew Manze. HM HMU 907403 11Chopin: Impromptu No.2 in F sharp, Op.36. Claudio Arrau, pno. Philips 438 338-2 8Beethoven: String Quartet No.7 in F, “Razumovsky”, Op.59/1. Australian Quartet. 3MBS rec. 43Hill: Symphony No.6 in B fl at, “Celtic”. Melbourne SO/Wilfred Lehmann. Marco Polo 8220345 24




8.00 Illuminations

A Great Among Greats: The Jussi Bjorling Story

Swedish tenor Jussi Bjorling was born into a family of tenors. His father, his grandfather and two uncles were endowed with beautiful voices, but Jussi eclipsed them all to become one of the greatest tenors of his age, with an illustrious career spanning three decades. Follow Bjorling’s life with Rodney Phillips, and hear his remarkable voice; truly, a great among greats.




FRIDAY 19

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Esther Peng

Elgar: Falstaff, Symphonic Study in C minor, Op.68. BBC Scottish SO/Martyn Brabbins. BBC MM 208 37





Vivaldi: The Four Seasons: Winter. Yehudi Menuhin, vln. Camerata Lysy Gstaad/Alberto Lysy. EMI 5 67326 2 9Tchaikovsky (arr. E Grigoryan): The Seasons, Op.37b. Slava Grigoryan & Leonard Grigoryan, gtrs. Which Way Music WWM 014 44Piazzolla (arr. Bragato): Four Seasons of Buenos Aires. Kathryn Selby, pno. Niki Vasilakis, vln. Emma-Jane Murphy, vlc. Private rec. 26Pollard: Handful of Rain. Michael Kieran Harvey, pno. Move MD 3218 11Westlake: Winter in the Forgotten Valley. Guitar Trek. ABC 432 698 2 12





ANAM Concerts; Martin Penicka (cello), Cameron Roberts (piano), Anton

Bobenko & Anna Howell (bassoons); 20 & 21/10/2005. (Recorded by Owen Armour).

Martin Penicka & Cameron RobertsDebussy: Cello Sonata in D minor. Gubaidulina: Duo Sonata for Two Bassoons.Couperin: Concert Royal No.3 in A. Trio Sonnerie. ASV GAU 101 18Bach: Orchestral Suite No.3 in D, BWV.1068. VCA SO/Marco von Pagee. VCA rec. 16Telemann: Overture in D. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Decca 430 265-2 16Brumby: Piano Concerto No.1. Wendy Pomroy, pno. West Australian SO/Patrick Thomas. Jade JADCD 1049 32Mozart: Piano Concerto No.20 in D minor, K.466. Rebecca Chambers, pno. Melbourne Youth Orch/Peter Bandy. 3MBS rec. 32Beethoven: String Quartet No.3 in D, Op.18/3. Australian Quartet. 3MBS rec. 26







SATURDAY 20

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN




Purcell: The Old Batchelor, Z.607: Excerpts. Raymond Leppard, hpschd. English CO/Raymond Leppard. Sony SMK 58936 11Dowland: Flow my teares. Gerard Lesne, alto. Ensemble Orlando Gibbons. Naive E 8881 4Gossec: Terribilis est. Kareen Durand, sop. Cyril Auvity, alto. James Oxley, ten. Alain Buet, bass. Namur Chamber Choir. Les Agremens/Jean-Claude Malgoire. Sacem MBF 1107 16Carulli: Flute & Guitar Concerto in G. Nocturne in A, Op.190. Jean-Pierre Rampal, fte. Alexandre Lagoya, gtr. Franz Liszt CO/Janos Rolla. CBS MK 42130 31Jadin: Piano Sonata No.1 in C minor. Cecile Wang, pno. Discover DICD 920192 16Bassano: Frais et gaillard. Ronn McFarlane, lute. Chris Norman, fte. Dorian DOR 90011 4Rudel: Lanquan li jorn. Maria Lafi tte, voc. Ensemble Unicorn & Oni Wytars Ensemble/Michael Posch. Naxos 8.554257 18Flecha: El Fuego. Sara Macliver, sop. La Compania/Danny Lucin. ABC 476 5955 12Lehar: Der Zarewitsch: Excerpts. Lina Dachary, sop. Remi Corazza, ten. Radio France Chorus. French Radio NO/Adolphe Sibert. Naxos 8.111010 9





Wagner: The Flying Dutchman: Overture. London SO/Barry Tuckwell. IMP PCD 860 11Delius: Sea Drift. Thomas Hampson, bar. Welsh National Opera Orch & Chorus/Sir Charles Mackerras. Argo 420 206-2 25Britten: Peter Grimes, Op.33a: Four Sea Interludes. Ulster Orch/Vernon Handley. Chandos CHAN 8473 16Korngold: The Sea Hawk. London SO/Andre Previn. DG 471 347-2 17Weber: Oberon: Ozean du Ungheuer! Kirsten Flagstad, sop. Philadelphia Orch/Eugene Ormandy. Nimbus NI 7847 8Debussy: La Mer. London SO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Centaur CRC 2090 25






Includes: Tchaikovsky: Festival Overture in D on the Danish National Anthem, Op.15. London SO/Geoffrey Simon. Chandos CHAN 8310/11 13

Dussek: Harp Sonata in E fl at, Op.34/2. Roberta Alessandrini, harp. Naxos 8.553622 10David: Introduction & Variations on a Theme by Schubert, Op.8. Dieter Kloecker, cl. Slovak RSO/Gernot Schmalfuss. Marco Polo 8.223431 10J Tallis: Edward II: Incidental Music. Janet Todd, sop. Stefan Cassomenos, pno. Move MCD 463 12Rutter: Suite Antique. Andrew Nicholson, fte. John Birch, hpschd. Royal PO/John Rutter. Ucj 476 124-2 18Handel: Royal Fireworks Music, HWV.351. Cleveland Symphonic Winds/Frederick Fennell. Telarc 80038 16Handel (arr. Beecham): The Great Elopement. London PO/Sir Thomas Beecham. Dutton Laboratories CDAX 8018 24






Verdi: Sicilian Vespers: Overture. BBC PO/Sir Edward Downes. Chandos CHAN 9696 9Paganini: Violin Concerto No.1 in D, Op.6. Gil Shaham, vln. New York PO/Giuseppe Sinopoli. DG 429 786-2 32Rossini: William Tell: Selva opaca. Mirella Freni, sop. National PO/Riccardo Chailly. Decca 475 6553 9Berlioz: Harold in Italy, Op.16. Gerard Causse, vla. ORR/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. Philips 446 676-2 41


Respighi: Fountains of Rome. Minneapolis SO/Antal Dorati. Mercury 432 007-2 16



Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No.1 in F sharp minor, Op.1. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. London SO/Andre Previn. Decca 425 004-2 28Schubert: Waltzes, German Dances & Landler. William Kapell, pno. Naxos 8.110767 7Schubert: Fantasia in F minor, D.940. James Levine & Evgeny Kissin, pno duet. RCA 828776692832 19


Composing “Beauties” of the BaroqueLombardini Sirmen: Violin Concerto in B fl at, Op.3/5. Piroska Vitarius, vln. Savaria Baroque Orch/Pal Nemeth. Hungaraton HCD 32499-500 15Jacquet de la Guerre: Samson. Isabelle Desrochers, m-sop. Les Voix Humaines. Alpha 006 16Bon: Sonata No.3 in F. Barbara Harbach, hpschd. MSR Classics MS 1241 12F Caccini: Two Motets. Benjamin Thorn, rec. Wayne Madden, hpschd. Move MD 3219 5Strozzi: Pass, o sorrowful days. Glenda Simpson, m-sop. Camerata of London. Hyperion CDA 66303 10F Lebrun: Violin Sonata in E fl at Op.1/2. Dana Maiben, vln. Monica Jakuc, fortepiano. Dorian DIS 80162 13F Caccini: O what a new wonder. Max van Egmond, bass. Ricercar Consort. Ricercar 054032 4Jacquet de la Guerre: Violin Sonata in D minor. Alice Pierot, vln. Freddy Eichelberger, hpschd. Marc Wolf, theorbo. Alpha 006 14

Lombardini Sirmen: Violin Concerto in B fl at, Op.3/1. Piroska Vitarius, vln. Savaria Baroque Orch. Hungaraton HCD 32499-500 14


Josef SukJ Benda: Violin Concerto in G. Josef Suk, vln. Suk CO/Christian Benda. Naxos 8.553902 10Smetana: From the Homeland. Josef Suk, vln. Jan Panenka, pno. Supraphon 11 0270 2 13Beethoven: Romance No.1 in G, Op.40. Romance No.2 in F, Op.50. Josef Suk, vln. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. EMI CZD 7 62510 2 16Dvorak: Violin Sonatina in G, B.183, Op.100. Josef Suk, vln. Alfred Holecek, pno. Supraphon 11 0270 2 20Brahms: Violin & Cello Concerto in A minor, Op.102. Josef Suk, vln. Andre Navarra, vlc. Czech PO/Karel Ancerl. Supraphon 11 06032 33Janacek: Violin Sonata. Josef Suk, vln. Jan Panenka, pno. Supraphon 11 0270 2 16

10.00 Night Tramwith Peter Green

SUNDAY 21

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Murray Vagg

Mahler: Symphony No.9 in D. RCO/Bernard Haitink. Decca 478 6360 81




Includes: Westbrook: Glory, love and praise and honour. Attrib. Schulz: We plough the fi elds and scatter. Thomerson: I want to walk as a child of the light. Purcell: Christ is made the sure foundation.

7.30 Organ and Choral Musicwith Simon Colvin

Reger: Fantasia & Fugue on the Name of B-A-C-H, Op.46. Gerre Hancock, org (St Thomas’ Fifth Avenue, New York). Gothic G49038 19Reger: Acht geistliche Gesange, Op.138: Morgengesang; Nachtlied; Unser liben Frauen Traum; Kreuzfahrerlied. Saarbrucken Chamber Choir/Georg Grun. Carus CV83.130 11Mendelssohn: Ave Maria, Op.23/2. Westminster Cathedral Choir/James O’Donnell. Hyperion CDA 66669 7Pizzetti: De profundis. Westminster Cathedral Choir/James O’Donnell. Hyperion CDA 67017 5Bach: Trio Sonata in E fl at, BWV.525. Christopher Wrench, org (Garnisons Kirke, Copenhagen). Melba MR 301125 12Bach: Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied, BWV.225. Erika Tandiono & Melissa Lee, sops. Andrew Collyer, ten. Tom Healey, bar. Australian Chamber Choir/Douglas Lawrence. Move MD 3363 14

9.00 Morning Classicswith Paul Butler

11.00 Refl ections



Prokofi ev: Symphony No.1 in D, “Classical”, Op.25. New York PO/Leonard Bernstein. CBS MYK 44718 14Grainger: Shepherd’s Hey. Molly on the Shore. English CO/Steuart Bedford. London 425 159-2 6

Boccherini (arr. Sparks): Introduction & Fandango. Aquarelle Guitar Quartet. Chandos CHAN 10609 6C P E Bach: Flute Concerto in D minor, Wq.22. Jean-Pierre Rampal, fte. Franz Liszt CO/Janos Rolla. CBS M2K 44690 20Schubert: Piano Quintet in A, “Trout”, D.667, Op.114. Domus. Virgin VC7 90801 2 38Mozart: Symphony No.21 in A, K.134. Vienna CO/Philippe Entremont. HM HMC 901304 18Shostakovich: Ballet Suite No.1: Excerpts. Russian PO/Dmitry Yablonsky. Naxos 8.557208 8


Benjamin: Cotillon. Sydney SO/Patrick Thomas. ABC 442 374-2 11Holst: The Golden Goose, Op.45/1. Guildford Choral Society. Philharmonia Orch/Hilary Davan Wetton. Hyperion CDA 66784 25Lloyd: Cello Concerto. Anthony Ross, vlc. Albany SO/David Alan Miller. Albany TROY 458 29Moeran: Symphony in G minor. Bournemouth SO/David Lloyd-Jones. Naxos 8.555837 45



5.00 Illuminations




Memory (2014 Port Fairy Spring Music Festival); Ensemble Liaison: David Griffi ths (clarinet), Svetlana Bogosavljevic (cello) & Timothy Young (piano); Reardon Theatre; 11/10/2014. (Recorded by Kym Wilson).


Ensemble LiaisonBeethoven: Trio in E fl at for Piano, Clarinet & Cello, Op.38. Kats-Chernin: Russian Rag. Britten: The Last Rose of Summer. Monti: Csardas.




MONDAY 22

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Boccherini: Symphony No.17 in A, Op.35/3. London Festival Orch/Ross Pople. Hyperion CDA 66903 12

6.00 Daybreakwith Amy Bennettprogrammed by Jane Mitchell


Czech Out Those Bohemians – Episode 1


Marcellino: Heart of Fire. Contemporary Singers. Sydney Alpha Ensemble/David Stanhope. ABC 465 948-2 13Mills: Seaside Dances. Academy of Melbourne/Brett Kelly. 3MBS rec. 15Rachmaninov: Variations on a Theme by Corelli, Op.42. Amir Farid, pno. 3MBS rec. 20

Sibelius: String Quartet in D minor, “Voces intimae”, Op.56. Tempera Quartet. BIS 1466 30Edwards: Quintet for Wind Soloists, “Maninya III”. Canberra Wind Soloists. ANU CSM:14 11Edwards: Piano Trio. Australian Trio. ABC 476 5235 19




Beethoven: Coriolan Overture, Op.62. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 415 276-2 9Chopin: Piano Concerto No.2 in F minor, Op.21. Emanuel Ax, pno. OAE/Sir Charles Mackerras. Sony SK 63371 32Haydn: The Creation, Hob.XXI:2. Emma Kirkby, sop. Anthony Rolfe Johnson, ten. Michael George, bass. New College Choir, Oxford. AAM/Christopher Hogwood. L’Oiseau-Lyre 430 397-2 99Mozart: Symphony No.35 in D, “Haffner”, K.385. Melbourne SO/Oleg Caetani. ABC 476 6340 22

4.00 Intermezzowith Susan Porterprogrammed by Jane Morris


7.00 A Time to Rememberwith Marjorie Hall


Mozart: String Quintet No.3 in C, K.515. Budapest String Quartet. Walter Trampler, vla. CBS MPK 45692 32Stanhope: Sea Chronicles. Jane Sheldon, sop. Ironwood. ABC 476 3870 11

Dvorak: Terzetto in C for Two Violins & Viola, B.148, Op.74. Members of Lindsay String Quartet. ASV DCA 806 20Beethoven: Piano Trio No.1 in E fl at, Op.1/1. Eugene Istomin, pno. Joseph Fuchs, vln. Pablo Casals, vlc. Sony SMK 58988 32Copland: Vitebsk. Trio Melbourne. Move MD 3176 12



Includes: Copland: Clarinet Concerto. Sarah Williamson, cl. Orch of the Swan/David Curtis. SOMM New Horizons 244 17Bizet: L’Arlesienne, Op.23: Act 1. Orfeon Donostiarra. Toulouse Capitol Orch/Michel Plasson. EMI CDC 7 47460 2 12Chopin: Fantasy in F minor, Op.49. Van Cliburn, pno. RCA GD 60358 12Grieg: Two Elegiac Melodies, Op.34. Australian CO/Richard Toglietti. BIS 1877 8Mompou: Combat del somni. Jose Carreras, ten. Martin Katz, pno. Philips 411 478-2 10Granados: Goyescas No.4: The Lover and the Nightingale. Victoria de los Angeles, sop. New Philharmonia Orch/Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos. EMI 5 62904 2 6Glinka: Summer Night in Madrid. CSRSO/Keith Clark. Naxos 8.550086 9Ravel: Tzigane. Ruggiero Ricci, vln. James Wilhelmsen, pno. Prompt URS-90020 9Rossini: La Partenza. La Serenata. June Anderson, sop. Raul Gimenez, ten. Nina Walker, pno. Nimbus W15132 8Romberg: The night is young. When I grow too old to dream. Nelson Eddy, ten. Regal B140162 3

TUESDAY 23

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Bennett: Symphony No.3. Monte Carlo PO/James DePriest. Koch 3-7341-2H1 21




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Isabel Veale

Czerny: Andante e Polacca in E, Op.posth. Hermann Baumann, horn. Leonard Hokanson, pno. Philips 416 816-2 11Prokofi ev: Quintet in G minor for Oboe, Clarinet, Violin, Viola & Double Bass, Op.39. Walter Boeykens Ensemble. HM HMA 19014119 22R Strauss: Piano Quartet in C minor, Op.13. Quartetto Michelangelo. Nuova Era 7078 41Vaughan Williams: Five Mystical Songs. Simon Keenlyside, bar. Graham Johnson, pno. Naxos 8.557114 17Saint-Saens: Clarinet Sonata in E fl at, Op.167. Richard Stoltzman, cl. Irma Vallecillo, pno. RCA RD 60198 20




Handel: Concerto Grosso in D, Op.3/6. Richard Egarr, org. AAM/Richard Egarr. HM HMU 807415 8


Bach: Violin Concerto in E, BWV.1042. Ronald Thomas, vln. Soloists of Australia/Ronald Thomas. Chandos CHAN 8498 18Britten: Hymn to St Cecilia, Op.27. Monteverdi Choir/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. ABC 480 7301 10Dyson: Concerto de Camera. City of London Sinfonia/Richard Hickox. Chandos CHAN 9076 25Tchaikovsky: The Tempest, Op.18. Chicago SO/Claudio Abbado. Sony 82876-88807-2 22Hughes: Synthesis. Melbourne SO/Willem van Otterloo. ABC 476 6335 10Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No.3 in D minor, Op.30. Evgeny Ukhanov, pno. Sydney SO/Edvard Tchivzhel. ABC 461 654-2 40Mendelssohn: Symphony No.4 in A, “Italian”, Op.90. OAE/Sir Charles Mackerras. Virgin VC7 90725 2 28

4.00 Intermezzowith Nicky Gilderdale






enduring form.


WEDNESDAY 24

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Mendelssohn: Symphony No.5 in D, “Reformation”, Op.107. Tasmanian SO/Sebastian Lang-Lessing. ABC 476 3624 30





Haydn: Symphony No.82 in C, “The Bear”, Hob.I:82. OAE/Sigiswald Kuijken. Virgin VC7 90793 2 28Boccherini: Guitar Quintet No.6 in G, G.450. Richard Savino, gtr. Artaria Quartet. HM HMU 907026 17Mozart: String Quartet No.14 in G, K.387. Juilliard Quartet. CBS M3YK 45826 30Mozart: Un Bacio di mano, K.541. Jose Van Dam, bs-bar. Paris Orchestral Ensemble/Jean-Pierre Wallez. Forlane UCD 16562 3Schubert: Violin Sonata in D, D.384, Op.137/1. Arthur Grumiaux, vln. Robert Veyron-Lacroix, pno. Philips 426 385-2 12Vine: The Anne Landa Preludes. Michael Kieran Harvey, pno. Tall Poppies TP 190 24

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

12.00 Divertimentowith Alan Marshall


Haydn: Symphony No.102 in B fl at, Hob.I:102. Royal PO/Sir Thomas Beecham. EMI CMS 7 64066 2 23Mozart: Oboe Concerto in C, K.314. Heinz Holliger, oboe. ASMF/Heinz Holliger. Philips 411 134-2 20Mozart: String Quintet No.4 in G minor, K.516. Hausmusik London. Virgin VCD5 45169 38Kuhlau: Violin Sonata in F, Op.79/1. Dora Bratchkova, vln. Andreas Meyer-Hermann, pno. CPO 999 363-2 10Nielsen: Sir Oluf He Rides, FS.37: Prelude. Aalborg SO/Tamas Veto. BIS 641 7Nielsen: Clarinet Concerto, FS.129. Kevin Banks, cl. Bournemouth SO/Kees Bakels. Naxos 8.554189 25Nielsen: Fantasy Pieces, FS.8. Steinar Hannevold, oboe. Leif Ove Andsnes, pno. BIS 428 6Nielsen: Symphony No.4, “The Inextinguishable”, FS.76. Royal Danish Orch/Paavo Berglund. RCA 74321 20290 2 33




Dvorak: Dumka & Furiant, B.136 & 137, Op.12. William Howard, pno. Chandos CHAN 9044 9Franck: Chorale No.1 in E. Marie-Claire Alain, org. Erato 0630-12706-2 13Glazunov: Theme & Variations in F sharp minor, Op.72. Stephen Coombs, pno. Hyperion CDA 66844 18Rodrigo: Four Piano Pieces. Artur Pizarro, pno. Naxos 8.557272 12

8.00 Wednesday Night at the Operawith Alan de Niese

Tchaikovsky: Eugene Onegin. Mirella Freni, sop. Anne Sofi e von Otter, m-sop. Neil Shicoff, ten. Sir Thomas Allen, bar. Leipzig Radio Choir. Dresden State Orch/James Levine. DG 423 959-2 149


Hummel: Introduction, Theme & Variations in F, Op.102. Ernest Rombout, oboe. Concertgebouw CO. Decca 440 605-2 15Hummel: Trumpet Concerto in E. Geoffrey Payne, tpt. Melbourne SO/Michael Halasz. ABC 476 4110 16Hummel: Piano Concerto No.3 in B minor, Op.89. Stephen Hough, pno. English CO/Bryden Thomson. Chandos CHAN 8507 36Mozart (arr. Hummel): Symphony No.39 in E fl at, K.543. Uwe Grodd, fte. Friedemann Eichorn, vln. Martin Rummel, vlc. Roland Kruger, pno. Naxos 8.572841 26


THURSDAY 25

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Brahms: Symphony No.4 in E minor, Op.98. Scottish CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Telarc 80465 39






Remembering 1975Granados: Goyescas: Los requiebros. Alicia de Larrocha, pno. RCA RD 60408 26Verdi: La forza del destino: Madre, pietosa Vergine. Leontyne Price, sop. RCA Italiana Opera Orch/Thomas Schippers. RCA 1-7016 14Bach: Partita in B minor, BWV.1002. Henryk Szeryng, vln. DG 453 004-2 22Faure: Seven Songs. Dame Janet Baker, m-sop. Geoffrey Parsons, pno. Hyperion CDA 66320 20Mozart: String Quintet No.1 in B fl at, K.174. Arthur Grumiaux & Arpad Gerecz, vlns. Georges Janzer & Max Lesueur, vlas. Eva Czako, vlc. Philips 422 511-2 24




Dvorak: Cello Concerto in B minor, B.191, Op.104. Mstislav Rostropovich, vlc. Czech PO/Vaclav Talich. Supraphon 3825-2 39Mozart: Symphony No.36 in C, “Linz”, K.425. Prague CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Telarc 80759 32Tchaikovsky: Andante cantabile. Mstislav Rostropovich, vlc. Berlin PO/Mstislav Rostropovitch. DG 437 952-2 7Beethoven: The Creatures of Prometheus, Op.43. Melbourne SO/Michael Halasz. Naxos 8.553404 67Brumby: Bassoon Concerto. Paul Blackman, bsn. Adelaide SO/Patrick Thomas. Jade JADCD 1038 20




8.00 Illuminations

Music in the Blood: C P E Bach and his siblings

C P E Bach was perhaps the most infl uential musician and composer among Johann Sebastian’s children, but music was a part of all of them. Join Ola Tasker as she explores the music and lives of C P E Bach and his siblings.




FRIDAY 26

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Bruckner: Symphony No.1 in C minor. Berlin PO/Eugen Jochum. DG 429 079-2 47





Bach: Flute Sonata in B minor, BWV.1030. Geoffrey Collins, fte. Caroline Almonte, pno. 3MBS rec. 17Linley the Younger: Daughter of Heav’n, Fair art Thou. Julia Gooding, sop. Parley of Instruments/Paul Nicholson. Hyperion CDA 66767 17Beethoven: Six Bagatelles, Op.126. Stephanie McCallum, pno. ABC 476 6889 19Boccherini: Guitar Quintet No.4 in D, G.448. Karin Schaupp, gtr. Flinders Quartet. ABC 476 4435 20Quilter: Seven Elizabethan Lyrics, Op.12. Sir Thomas Allen, bar. Geoffrey Parsons, pno. Virgin VC7 91105 2 16Delius: Violin Sonata No.3. Tasmin Little, vln. Piers Lane, pno. Conifer 75605 51315 2 17



1.00 Musica Viva Hour


ANAM Concert; Olivia Butler (oboe), Louisa Breen (piano), Dean Newcomb (clarinet) &

Timothy Young (piano); 30/8/2005. (Recorded by Owen Armour).

Dean Newcomb & Timothy YoungJolivet: Serenade for Wind Quintet. Poulenc: Clarinet Sonata.Couperin: Concert Royal No.4 in E minor. Trio Sonnerie. ASV GAU 101 15Bach: Orchestral Suite No.4 in D, BWV.1069. English CO/Raymond Leppard. Philips 420 888-2 18

Telemann: Flute Fantasy No.2 in A minor. Laurel Zucker, fte. Cantilena 66021-2 5Brumby: Three Guitar Pieces. Jan Carter, gtr. Jade JADCD 1043 8Beethoven: String Quartet No.4 in C minor, Op.18/4. Goldner Quartet. ABC 476 3542 24







SATURDAY 27

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN




Erlebach: Trio Sonata No.2 in E minor. Latitude 37. 3MBS rec. 11Palestrina: Five Motets. Christ Church Cathedral Choir/Stephen Darlington. Nimbus NI 5100 19Stamitz: Clarinet Concerto No.7 in E fl at. Kalman Berkes, cl. Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia/Bela Drahos. Naxos 8.554339 19Ortiz: Recercadas sobre tenores. Andrew Lawrence-King, harp. Ton Koopman, hpschd. Jordi Savall & Paolo Pandolfo, bass viols. Lorenz Duftschmid, vln. Rolf Lislevand, vihuela. Astree E 8717 15


Charpentier: Quarrel of the Shepherds, H.484. Les Arts Florissants/William Christie. Erato 3984-25485-2 20Albrechtsberger: Harp Concerto in C. Nicanor Zabaleta, harp. Paul Kuentz CO/Paul Kuentz. DG 439 693-2 17Gombert: Credo. Henry’s Eight/Jonathan Brown. Hyperion CDA 66828 13Auber: The Crown Diamonds: Overture. Detroit SO/Paul Paray. Mercury 432 014-2 7





Lachner: Septet in E fl at. Ensemble Villa Musica. Marco Polo 8.223282 41Faure: Pavane, Op.50. Montreal SO & Choir/Charles Dutoit. Decca 475 6124 D X 2 7Brahms: Piano Concerto No.2 in B fl at, Op.83. Claudio Arrau, pno. RCO/Bernard Haitink. Philips 478 4614 51






Strauss Jnr: Indigo and the Forty Thieves: Overture. Vienna PO/Willi Boskovsky. London 436 785-2 7Soler: Sonata No.40 in G. Gilbert Rowland, hpschd. Naxos 8.555031 6Saint-Saens: Le Rouet d’Omphale, Op.31. French Radio NO/Jean Martinon. Erato 2292-45943-2 8Buxtehude/Bach: In Dulci jubilo. Australian Chamber Choir/Douglas Lawrence. MCD 450 7Honegger: Pacifi c 231. Swedish RSO/Jiri Starek. Hanssler 93.187 7Abel: Restrain your lovely tears. Emma Kirkby, sop. London Baroque/Charles Medlam. EMI CDC 7 49799 2 10Kreutzer: Variations for Clarinet & Orchestra. Dieter Kloecker, cl. Slovak RSO/Gernot Schmalfuss. Marco Polo 8.223431 9Mozart: Oboe Quartet in F, K.370. Jeffrey Crellin, oboe. Zoe Black, vln. Trevor Jones, vla. Phillip Green, vlc. 3MBS rec. 15Linger: Six Interludes. Melbourne SO/Richard Divall. 3MBS LP Transfer 28






Sculthorpe: Irkanda IV. Richard Tognetti, vln. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. ABC 454 504-2 11

Goossens: Concert Piece, Op.65. Joel Marangella, oboe & cor ang. Jane Geeson & Sebastien Lipman, harps. West Australian SO/Vernon Handley. ABC 476 7632 22Finzi: Dies natalis, Op.8. Martyn Hill, ten. City of London Sinfonia/Richard Hickox. Virgin VC 90717 2 24Bax: Symphony No.3. London PO/Bryden Thomson. Chandos CHAN 8454 50



Chopin Ballades, Berceuse & Barcarole• Ballade No.1 in G minor, Op.23. Vladimir Horowitz, pno. Sony S3K 53461 9• Ballade No.2 in F, Op.38. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. Decca 478 5093 8• Ballade No.3 in A fl at, Op.47. Isador Goodman, pno. ABC 432 179 2 7• Ballade No.4 in F minor, Op.52. Gyorgy Cziffra, pno. Aura 111-2 10• Berceuse in D fl at, Op.57. Stefan Cassomenos, pno. 3MBS rec. 6• Barcarolle in F sharp, Op.60. Artur Rubinstein, pno. RCA GD 87725 9


Anon: From the court of Alfonso I & Ferdinand I: Three Anonymous Pieces. Montserat Figeras, sop. Hesperion XX/Jordi Savall. Virgin VC5 61875 2 6Corradini: Balle de las mascaras. Concerto Koln/Pablo Heras-Casado. Archiv 479 2050 5Anon: From the reign of Charles V: Four Anonymous Pieces. Hesperion XX/Jordi Savall. Virgin VC5 61875 2 10Nebra: Seguidillas & Cancion. Concerto Koln/Pablo Heras-Casado. Archiv 479 2050 5

Cabezon: Himno XIX Pange lingua IV. Diferencias sobre “La dama le demanda”. Tiento VIII. Un gay bergier. Diferencias sobre “Las vacas”. Je fi lle quant dieu me donne de quoy. Tiento III. Hesperion XX/Jordi Savall. Virgin VC5 61875 2 20Courcelle: Responsorium II. Madrid Baroque Chorus & Orch/Grover Wilkins. Dorian 93237 18Martin y Coll: Diferencias sobre las Folias. Jordi Savall, vla da gamba. Arianna Savall, harp. Rolf Lislevand, gtr. Adela Gonzalez-Campa, castanets. Alia Vox AV 9805 11Cabanilles: Batalles, Tientos & Passacalles. Hesperion XX/Jordi Savall. Alia Vox AV 9801 15


Serge KoussevitzkySibelius: Symphony No.5 in E fl at, Op.82. Boston SO. Naxos 8.110170 30Khachaturian: Piano Concerto in D fl at, Op.38. William Kapell, pno. Boston SO. Pearl Gemm 9277 35R Strauss: Also sprach Zarathustra, Op.30. Boston SO. RCA 09026 60929 2 32Ravel: Bolero. Boston SO. Naxos 8.110154 14

10.00 Night Tramwith Desley Dixon

SUNDAY 28

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Sam Alfreds

Brahms: Symphony No.1 in C minor, Op.68. NBC SO/Arturo Toscanini. RCA GD 60257 42





Includes: Bairstow: The king of love my shepherd is. 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 Peter Wakeley

Includes: W F Bach: Jesu, meine Freude. Was mein Gott will, das g’scheh allzeit. Leo Van Doeselaar, org. Etcetera KTC 2003-1 7Trad. (arr. Rutter): Down by the Salley Gardens. Dashing away with the smoothing iron. Cambridge Singers/John Rutter. Collegium COLCD 120 5Harris: Prelude in E fl at. John Porter, org. Davies: I will lift up mine eyes. Choir of St George’s Chapel Windsor/Christopher Robinson. Guild GMCD 7105 5Frescobaldi: Partita in G, undecima sopra l’Aria di Monicha. Herbert Tachezi, org. Teldec 8.44066 8Arcadelt: Il bianco e dolce cigno. Lassus: Matona Mia Cara. Collegium Vocale Cologne/Wolfgang Fromme. CBS M2YK 45622 5Byrd: O Lux beata Trinitas. Trinity College Choir, Melbourne/Michael Leighton Jones. ABC 476 294-0 5Rutter: Loving Shepherd of thy Sheep: God be in my head. Cambridge Singers/John Rutter. Collegium CSCD 514 5Albright: Sweet Sixteenths. Jonathan Dimmock, org. 3MBS rec. 5

9.00 Morning Classicswith Nigel Simpson

11.00 Refl ections



Kern: Leave it to Jane: Overture. National PO/John McGlinn. EMI CDC 7 49630 2 5Trad. (arr. Rutter): When the saints go marching in. Down by the riverside. Mormon Tabernacle Choir/Jerold D Ottley. John Longhurst & Robert Cundick, kybds. ABC 480 7778 9Saint-Saens: Suite algerienne, Op.60: French Military March. Slovak PO/Richard Hayman. Naxos 8.550370 5Sammartini: Symphony in F, J-C.36. Aradia Ensemble/Kevin Mallon. Naxos 8.557298 9Lehar (arr. Lanchbery): The Merry Widow: Can Can, Cakewalk, Melos & Finale. Adelaide Singers. Adelaide SO/John Lanchbery. ABC 754 163-2 13Lovenskjold: La Sylphide: Pas de Deux. London SO/Richard Bonynge. Decca 433 861-2 8Schumann: Piano Concerto in A minor, Op.54. Sviatoslav Richter, pno. Warsaw National PO/Witold Rowicki. DG 429 918-2 29Bizet: Symphony in C. Scottish CO/Jukka-Pekka Saraste. Virgin VC7 90744 2 30


Mozart: Piano Concerto No.18 in B fl at, K.456. Andras Schiff, pno. Salzburg Mozarteum Camerata Academia/Sandor Vegh. Decca 414 289-2 32Beethoven: Symphony No.6 in F, “Pastoral”, Op.68. Tasmanian SO/David Porcelijn. ABC 461 919-2 39Haydn: Mass in C, “ In Time of War”, Hob.XXII:9 Soloists. St John’s College Choir, Cambridge. ASMF/George Best. Decca 478 3180 40



5.00 Illuminations




Love Rachmaninov; Heidelberg Symphony Orchestra with Kristian Chong (piano); Performing Arts Centre, Ivanhoe Girls’ Grammar School; 28/3/2015. (Recorded by Steve Bullock).

Kristian ChongRachmaninov: Piano Concerto No.3. Shostakovich: Festive Overture. Copland: The Promise of Living. Daugherty: Radio City.




MONDAY 29

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Harty: An Irish Symphony. Ulster Orch/Bryden Thomson. Chandos CHAN 8314 34



An Invitation to the Dance – Episode 1


Biber: Missa Salisburgensis: Gloria. Adelaide Chorus. Adelaide CO/Patrick Thomas. ABC 476 4565 9Poulenc: Cello Sonata. Zoe Knighton, vlc. Elyane Laussade, pno. 3MBS rec. 22Mendelssohn: Infelice, Op.94. Dame Janet Baker, m-sop. City of London Sinfonia/Richard Hickox. Virgin VC7 91123 2 10Liszt (arr. Saint-Saens): Tristia, S.723. Leslie Howard, pno. Deborah Fox, vln. William Howard, vlc. United 88038 9Dvorak: Piano Trio No.4 in E minor, “Dumky”, B.166, Op.90. Trio Anima Mundi. 3MBS rec. 32Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.21 in C, “Waldstein”, Op.53. Amir Farid, pno. Move 3331 27




Handel: Solomon: Arrival of the Queen of Sheba. Accademia Bizantina/Stefano Montanari. Naive OP 30484 3Saint-Saens: Symphony No.2 in A minor, Op.55. French Radio NO/Jean Martinon. EMI CZS 7 62643 2 23Schubert: Mass No.4 in C, D.452. Phyllis Bryn-Julson, sop. Jan de Gaetani, m-sop. Anthony Rolfe Johnson, ten. Malcolm King, bass. London Sinfonietta & Chorus/David Atherton. Decca 430 363-2 23Hill: String Quartet No.11 in D minor. Australian Quartet. Marco Polo 8.223746 18Beethoven: Violin Concerto in D, Op.61. Vera Beths, vln. Tafelmusik/Bruno Weil. Sony SK 63365 36


Schubert: Symphony No.9 in C, “Great”, D.944. OAE/Sir Charles Mackerras. Virgin VC7 90708 2 60

4.00 Intermezzowith Susan Porter


7.00 A Time to Rememberwith Graham Wilson


Mozart: Serenade No.12 in C minor, K.388. Vienna Mozart Winds/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Teldec 8.43097 26Stanhope: Sea Chronicles. Jane Sheldon, sop. Ironwood. ABC 476 3870 11Faure: Piano Quintet No.2 in C minor, Op.115. Quintetto Faure di Roma. Claves 50-8603 33Reicha: Horn Quintet in E, Op.106. Hermann Baumann, horn. Gewandhaus Quartet. Philips 426 440-2 26Part: Fratres. Canberra New Music Ensemble. CNME 0004 11



Davis: Mr Pickwick. Dingley Dell. Scottish CO/Carl Davis. EMI CDB 7 62042 2 4Agnew: Rabbit Hill. Sleeping Child. Fairy Dell. Starry Night. A Country Lane. Tamara Anna Cislowska, pno. Artworks AW 005 10Castelnuovo-Tedesco: The Taming of the Shrew, Op.61: Overture. West Australian SO/Andrew Penny. Naxos 8.572500 10Giordani: Queen Mary’s Lamentation. Amanda Pitt, sop. David Owen Norris, pno. Dutton CDLX 7271 5Davies: Hark! The world is full of thy praise. Spiritus Chamber Choir/Aidan Oliver. Toccata TOCC 0012 5

Telemann: Concerto in F minor (after Oboe Concerto). Francis Hardy, tpt. Francois-Henri Houbart, org. HM HMA 1901029 9Amner: Come, let’s rejoice. Tallis: A new commandment. Tomkins: Turn unto the Lord. Old Cathedral Voices/Jenny George. St James Old Cathedral 2010 8Merulo: Toccata quarta del secondo tono. Timothy Roberts, org. Bassano: Divisions on Susanna un jour. Jeremy West, cornett. Frances Kelly, harp. Macque: Seconde Stravaganze. Timothy Roberts, org. Hyperion CDA 66977 19Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs of Somerset: March. West Australian SO/David Meacham. ABC 576 2874 3Savall: Naonunai. My Heart, Die or Sing. Arianna Savall, sop & harp. Alia Vox AV 9869 6Hume: Tickell, tickell. Tinckeldum, twinckeldum. The Spirit of Gambo. Suzanne Heinrich, vla da gamba. Hyperion CDA 67811 9Bellini: Oh! Quante volte. Elena Xanthoudakis, sop. Royal Northern Sinfonia/Richard Bonynge. Signum SIG 374 8Piazzolla: Fuga y mysterio. Avi Avital, mandolin. DG 479 1069 8Naumann: Sonata III. Thomas Bloch, glass harmonica. Naxos 8.555295 4Ketelbey: The Sacred Hour: Reverie. Peter Dawson, bass. Herbert Dawson, org. Orch/Ray Noble. Naxos 8.110848 4Trad: The Reconciliation. The Dunmore Lassies. Charles Sutherland. Taliska. Taliska rec. 4

TUESDAY 30

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


M Haydn: Symphony in D, P.21. Helsingborg SO/Hans-Peter Frank. BIS 481 19



An Invitation to the Dance – Episode 2


G Benda (b.30/6/1722): Sinfonia No.5 in G. Prague CO/Christian Benda. Naxos 8.553408 12G Benda: Sinfonia No.12 in A. Prague CO/Christian Benda. Naxos 8.553409 11G Benda: Viola Concerto in F. Eric Soucy, vla. Melbourne Musicians/Frank Pam. 3MBS rec. 20Swayne (b.30/6/1946): The Tiger. BBC Singers/Stephen Cleobury. Collins 15312 16Nielsen: String Quartet No.1 in G minor, FS.4, Op.13. Young Danish Quartet. Dacapo Records 6.220521 26Charlton: Three Sentimental Scenes. Jane Rayner, fte. Peter Lynch, gtr. LR 0001 9




Rossini: Semiramide: Overture. Melbourne SO/Hiroyuki Iwaki. ABC 434 713-2 12Balakirev: Piano Concerto No.2 in E fl at, Op.posth. Malcolm Binns, pno. English Northern Philharmonia/David Lloyd-Jones. Hyperion CDA 66640 32Meyerbeer: Clarinet Quintet in E fl at. Dieter Klocker, cl. Berlin Philharmonic Quartet. Orfeo C213901A 21Vivaldi: Magnifi cat in G minor, RV.611. Dame Felicity Lott & Margaret Marshall, sops. Linda Finnie & Anne Collins, contrs. Sally Burgess, m-sop. John Alldis Choir. English CO/Vittorio Negri. Philips 420 649-2 23Pugni: Pas de Quatre. London SO/Richard Bonynge. Decca 433 861-2 14

Mussorgsky (arr. Leonard): Pictures at an Exhibition. Tamas Ungar, pno. Philharmonia Orch/Geoffrey Simon. Cala CACD 1012 34Bruch: Symphony No.1 in E fl at, Op.28. LGO/Kurt Masur. Philips 420 932-2 28







enduring form.



SYMPHONIES

BaxSymphony No.3 / Sat 27BeethovenSymphony No.1 in C, Op.21 / Sun 7Symphony No.6 in F, “Pastoral”, Op.68 / Sun 28

Symphony No.7 in A, Op.92 / Tue 9Bennett Symphony No.3 / Tue 23BerliozHarold in Italy, Op.16 / Sat 20Symphonie fantastique, Op.14 / Sat 13

BizetSymphony in C / Sun 28BlythSymphony No.1 / Mon 8BoccheriniSymphony No.17 in A, Op.35/3 / Mon 22

BrahmsSymphony No.1 in C minor, Op.68 / Sun 28

Symphony No.4 in E minor, Op.98 / Thu 25

BrittenSimple Symphony, Op.4 / Sat 6BruchSymphony No.1 in E flat, Op.28 / Tue 30

BrucknerSymphony No.1 in C minor / Fri 26Symphony No.4 in E flat, “Romantic” / Sun 14

DohnányiSymphony No.2 in E, Op.40 / Mon 1

DvorakSymphony No.6 in D, B.112 / Sat 6Symphony No.9 in E minor, “From the New World”, B.178 / Sat 13

EdwardsSymphony No.4, “Star Chant” / Thu 4

EyblerSymphony No.2 in D minor / Wed 17

GlazunovSymphony No.5 in B flat, Op.55 / Tue 16

Symphony No.6 in C minor, Op.58 / Fri 12

HansonSymphony No.2 in D flat, “Romantic”, Op.30 / Mon 15

HartyAn Irish Symphony / Mon 29HaydnSymphony No.82 in C, “The Bear” / Wed 24

Symphony No.85 in B flat, “La Reine” / Thu 18

Symphony No.99 in E flat / Wed 3Symphony No.100 in G, “Military / Wed 10

Symphony No.101 in D, “Clock” / Wed 17

Symphony No.102 in B flat / Wed 24

Symphony No.103 in E flat, “Drum Roll” / Sat 13

Symphony No.104 in D, “London” / Mon 1

M HaydnSymphony in D, P.21 / Tue 30

Major WorksIncluding part of a series and 3MBS recordings.

Compiled by John Barns

Saint-SaënsSymphony No.2 in A minor, Op.55 / Mon 29

Symphony No.3 in C minor, “Organ”, Op.78 / Sun 7

SchubertSymphony No.9 in C, “Great”, D.944 / Mon 29

SchumannSymphony No.1 in B flat, “Spring”, Op.38 / Thu 4

ScriabinSymphony No.3 in C minor, “The Divine Poem”, Op.43 / Thu 9

SibeliusSymphony No.1 in E minor, Op.39 / Sat 6

Symphony No.2 in D, Op.43 / Sat 6Symphony No.5 in E flat, Op.82 / Sat 27

R StraussAn Alpine Symphony, Op.64 / Thu 11

TchaikovskySymphony No.2 in C minor, “Little Russian”, Op.17 / Thu 11

Symphony No.5 in E minor, Op.64 / Tue 16

Symphony No.6 in B minor, “Pathétique”, Op.74 / Mon 8

TubinSymphony No.4 in A, “Lyrical” / Thu 18

Vaughan WilliamsA London Symphony (Symphony No.2) / Fri 5

VorisekSymphony in D, Op.24 / Sat 6

CONCERTI

AlbechtsbergerTrombone Concerto in B flat / Sat 13

Harp Concerto in C / Sat 27BachViolin Concerto in E, BWV.1042 / Tue 23

Violin Concerto in D minor, BWV.1052 / Sun 7

C P E BachFlute Concerto in D minor, Wq.22 / Sun 21

BalakirevPiano Concerto No.2 in E flat, Op.posth. / Tue 30

HillSymphony No.3 in B minor, “Australia” / Tue 2

Symphony No.6 in B flat, “Celtic” / Thu 18

HovhanessSymphony No.39, Op.321 / Wed 3KrommerSymphony No.2 in D, Op.40 / Wed 10

MahlerSymphony No.5 in C sharp minor / Mon 15

Symphony No.8 in E flat, “Symphony of a Thousand” / Thu 18

Symphony No.9 in D / Sun 21MéhulSymphony No.3 in C / Wed 17MendelssohnSymphony No.4 in A, “Italian”, Op.90 / Tue 23

Symphony No.5 in D, “Reformation”, Op.107 / Wed 24

MoeranSymphony in G minor / Sun 21MozartSymphony No.21 in A, K.134 / Sun 21

Symphony No.35 in D, “Haffner”, K.385 / Mon 22

Symphony No.36 in C, “Linz”, K.425 / Thu 25

Symphony No.41 in C, “Jupiter”, K.551 / Sun 14

NielsenSymphony No.1 in G minor, FS.16 / Wed 3

Symphony No.2, “The Four Temperaments”, FS.29 / Wed 10

Symphony No.3, “Espansiva”, FS.60 / Wed 17

Symphony No.4, “The Extinguishable”, FS.76 / Wed 24

NystroemSymphony No.2,”Sinfonia espressiva” / Tue 2

ProkofievSymphony No.1 in D, “Classical”, Op.25 / Sat 21

RachmaninovSymphony No.2 in E minor, Op.27 / Thu 4

RespighiSinfonia drammatica / Mon 1


BeethovenViolin Concerto in D, Op.61 / Mon 29

G BendaViola Concerto in F / Tue 30BrahmsPiano Concerto No.1 in D minor, Op.15 / Tue 9

Piano Concerto No.2 in B flat, Op.83 / Sat 13, 27

Violin Concerto in D, Op.77 / Mon 8

Violin & Cello Concerto in A minor, Op.102 / Sat 20

BruchViolin Concerto No.2 in D minor, Op.44 / Sat 13

BrumbyBassoon Concerto / Thu 25Clarinet Concerto / Fri 12Flute Concerto / Fri 5Piano Concerto No.1 / Fri 19CarmichaelConcierto folklorico / Sun 14CarulliFlute & Guitar Concerto in G / Sat 20

ChopinPiano Concerto No.1 in E minor, Op.11 / Thu 18

Piano Concerto No.2 in F minor, Op.21 / Mon 22

CoplandClarinet Concerto / Mon 22DanziHorn Concerto in E / Mon 1DvorákCello Concerto in B minor, B.191 / Thu 25

DysonConcerto da Camera / Tue 23EdwardsGuitar Concerto / Mon 1Violin Concerto, “Maninyas” / Sun 14

FischerOboe Concerto No.2 in E flat / Wed 10

Trumpet Concerto in C / Wed 10GiulianiGuitar Concerto No.1 in A, Op.30 / Sat 13

GrétryFlute Concerto in C / Sat 6

Grieg (arr. Karr/Horowitz)Double Bass Concerto in A minor / Mon 16

HertelConcerto in E flat for Bassoon, Two Oboes, Two Horns & Strings / Wed 17

HummelPiano Concerto No.3 in B minor, Op.89 / Wed 24

Piano & Violin Concerto in G, Op.17 / Mon 15

Trumpet Concerto in E / Wed 24KhachaturianPiano Concerto in D flat, Op.38 / Sat 6, 27

LitolffConcerto symphonique No.4 in D minor, Op.102 / Thu 11

LloydCello Concerto / Sun 21MoschelesPiano Concerto No.3 in G minor, Op.60 / Sat 13

MozartBassoon Concerto in B flat, K.191 / Wed 10

Flute Concerto No.1 in G. K.313 / Wed 17

Oboe Concerto in C, K.314 / Mon 1, Wed 24

Piano Concerto No.17 in G, K.453 / Fri 5

Piano Concerto No.18 in B flat, K.456 / Fri 12, Sun 28

Piano Concerto No.20 in D minor, K.466 / Fri 19

Piano Concerto No.21 in C, K.467 / Mon 1

Piano Concerto No.27 in B flat, K.595 / Wed 17

NielsenClarinet Concerto, FS.129 / Wed 24Flute Concerto, FS.119 / Wed 17Violin Concerto, FS.61 / Wed 10PaganiniViolin Concerto No.1 in D, Op.6 / Sat 20

PoulencPiano Concerto / Sun 7RachmaninovPiano Concerto No.1 in F sharp minor, Op.1 / Sat 20

Piano Concerto No.3 in D minor, Op.30 / Tue 23, Sun 28

RigneyGuitar Concerto, “Lapis Lazuli” / Thu 11

RodrigoConcierto pastoral / Tue 2SalieriFlute & Oboe Concerto in C / Wed 3SauerPiano Concerto No.1 in E minor / Sun 14

J SchubertViola Concerto in C / Wed 3SchumannPiano Concerto in A minor, Op.54 / Sun 28

SindingViolin Concerto in A, Op.45 / Tue 16

SpohrConcertante in A for Two Violins, Op.48 / Wed 17

StamitzClarinet Concerto No.7 in E flat / Sat 27

TaubertPiano Concerto No.2 in A, Op.189 / Mon 8

TelemannRecorder Concerto in A minor, TWV.52:a1 / Mon 1

TorrobaConcierto iberico / Fri 12WölflPiano Concerto No.6 in D, “The Cuckoo” / Wed 3

CHAMBER MUSIC (INC. INSTRUMENTAL)

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

BabajanianPiano Trio in F sharp minor / Sun 14

BachEnglish Suite No.1 in A, BWV.806 / Wed 10

Flute Sonata in B minor, BWV.1030 / Fri 26

Partita in B minor, BWV.1002 / Thu 25

BeethovenPiano Sonata No.21 in C, “Waldstein”, Op.53 / Mon 29

Piano Trio No.1 in E flat, Op.1/1 / Mon 22

Septet in E flat, Op.20 / Mon 15Six Bagatelles, Op.126 / Fri 26String Quartet No.1 in F, Op.18/1 / Fri 5

String Quartet No.2 in G, Op.18/2 / Fri 12

String Quartet No.3 in D, Op.18/3 / Fri 19

String Quartet No.4 in C minor, Op.18/4 / Fri 26

String Quartet No.7 in F, “Razumovsky”, Op.59/1 / Thu 18

Trio in E flat, Op.38 / Sun 21Twenty-four Variations in D, WoO.65 / Sat 6

Violin Sonata No.9 in A, “Kreutzer”, Op.47 / Thu 4

BlochString Quartet No.3 / Mon 15BoccheriniGuitar Quintet No.4 in D, G.448 / Fri 26

Guitar Quintet No.6 in G, G.450 / Wed 24

BrahmsPiano Quartet No.1 in G minor, Op.25 / Mon 8

Piano Quartet No.2 in A, Op.26 / Mon 1

Piano Quintet in F minor, Op.34 / Mon 1

String Sextet No.1 in B flat, Op.18 / Sat 13

BruchString Quartet No.1 in C minor, Op.9 / Tue 9

CarmichaelEscapades / Wed 10CouperinConcert Royal No.1 in G/ Fri 5Concert Royal No.2 in D / Fri 12Concert Royal No.3 in A / Fri 19Concert Royal No.4 in E minor / Fri 26

DebussyCello Sonata in D minor / Fri 19DeliusViolin Sonata No.3 / Fri 26DvorákPiano Quintet No.2 in A, B.155 / Mon 8

Piano Trio No.3 in F minor, B.130 / Tue 9

Piano Trio No.4 in E minor, “Dumky”, B.166 / Mon 29


Terzetto in C.148 / Mon 22Violin Sonatina in G, B.183 / Sat 20EdwardsPiano Trio / Mon 22ElgarHarmony Music No.5 / Tue 9Piano Quintet in A minor, Op.84 / Fri 5

String Quartet in E minor, Op.83 / Tue 2

EnescuViolin Sonata No.3 in A minor, Op.25 / Thu 18

FauréPiano Quintet No.2 in C minor, Op.115 / Mon 29

GlazunovPiano Sonata No.2 in E minor, Op.75 / Tue 2

GranadosGoyescas: Los requiebros / Thu 25GubaidulinaDuo Sonata for Two Bassoons / Fri 19

HaydnString Quartet in G, Hob.III:66 / Mon 8

HillString Quartet No.11 in D minor / Mon 29

HummelCello Sonata in A, Op.104. / Sat 13HurlstonePiano Trio in G, Op.posth. / Wed 3JanácekString Quartet No.1, “The Kreutzer Sonata” / Mon 8

Violin Sonata / Sat 20JolivetWind Quintet / Fri 26LachnerSeptet in E flat / Sat 27MaraisBook 3: Pieces in C minor / Sat 6MedtnerViolin Sonata No.2 in G, Op.44 / Thu 11

MendelssohnCello Sonata No.2 in D, Op.58 / Thu 4

Piano Trio No.2 in C minor, Op.66 / Thu 4

MeyerbeerClarinet Quintet in E flat / Tue 30

MozartDivertimento in E flat, K.563 / Wed 10

Flute Quartet in G, K.285a / Mon 1Flute Quartet in C, K.285b / Fri 12Oboe Quartet in F, K.370 / Sat 27Piano Trio in D minor, K.442 / Mon 15

Piano Trio in G, K.564 / Mon 15Serenade No.12 in C minor, K.388 / Mon 29

String Quartet No.13 in D minor, K.173 / Sat 13

String Quartet No.14 in G, K.387 / Wed 24

String Quartet No.23 in F, K.590 / Wed 17

String Quintet No.1 in B flat, K.174 / Thu 25

String Quintet No.3 in C, K.515 / Wed 3, Mon 22

String Quintet No.4 in G minor, K.516 / Wed 10, 24

String Quintet No.5 in D, K,593 / Wed 10

String Quintet No.6 in E flat, K.614 / Wed 17

Twelve Variations in C on a Minuet by Fischer, K.179 / Wed 10

Twelve Variations in C on “Ah, vous dirai-je Maman”, K.265 / Fri 12

Mozart (arr. Hummel)Symphony No.39 in E flat, K.543 / Wed 24

NielsenString Quartet No.1 in G minor, FS.4 / Thu 11, Tue 30

String Quartet No.2 in F minor, FS.11 / Tue 9

String Quintet in G, FS.5 / Tue 16Theme & Variations, FS.81 / Wed 17

Wind Quintet in E, FS.100 / Thu 11Piazzolla (arr. Bragato)Four Seasons of Buenos Aires / Fri 19

Le Grand Tango / Mon 15PoulencCello Sonata / Mon 29Clarinet Sonata / Fri 26ProkofievPiano Sonata No.2 in D minor, Op.14 / Thu 18

Quintet in G minor for Oboe, Clarinet, Violin, Viola & Double Bass, Op.39 / Tue 23

RachmaninovPiano Sonata No.1 in D minor, Op.28 / Wed 17

Variations on a Theme by Corelli, Op.42 / Mon 22

ReichaHorn Quintet in E, Op.106 / Mon 29

B RombergFlute Quintet in G / Tue 2RubinsteinPiano Sonata No.3 in F, Op.41 / Tue 2

Saint-SaënsClarinet Sonata in E flat, Op.167 / Tue 23

SchubertFantasia in F minor, D.940 / Sat 20Piano Quintet in A, “Trout”, D.667 / Sun 21

Piano Trio No.2 in E flat, D.929 / Fri 12

String Quartet No.14 in D minor, “Death and the Maiden”, D.810 / Sat 13

Violin Sonata in A, “Grand Duo”, D.574 / Wed 17

SchumannPiano Quintet in E flat, Op.44 / Mon 15

Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.63 / Sat 6

SibeliusPiano Trio in A minor, “Haftrask”, JS.207 / Tue 16

String Quartet in A minor, JS.206 / Tue 2

String Quartet in D minor, “Voces intimae”, Op.56 / Mon 22

SpohrSonata in G, Op.115 / Fri 5R StraussPiano Quartet in C minor, Op.13 / Tue 23

SukLullabies, Op.33 / Sat 13Tchaikovsky (arr. E Grigoryan) The Seasons, Op.37b / Fri 19VerdiString Quartet in E minor / Sat 13Villa-LobosBachianas Brasileiras No.1 / Mon 15

Ciclo brasileiro / Wed 3VineThe Anna Landa Preludes / Wed 24

OPERA

BizetCarmen / Wed 17MascagniIris / Wed 10MussorgskyBoris Godounov / Wed 3TchaikovskyEugene Onegin / Wed 24WagnerLohengrin: Excerpts / Sat 6

VOCAL (INC. CHORAL)

BarberKnoxville: Summer of 1915, Op.24 / Mon 15

Britten (arr. Sarcich)Seven Folksong Settings / Fri 5CaldaraO di Betlemme altera / Mon 15CarcaresValencianan Song of the Sibyl / Sat 6

CharpentierQuarrel of the Shepherds, H.484 / Sat 27

DeliusSea Drift / Sat 20FinziDies natalis, Op.8 / Sat 27HaydnMass in C, “In Time of War”, Hob.XXII:9 / Sun 28

The Creation, Hob.XXI:2 / Mon 22HolstThe Golden Goose, Op.45/1 / Sun 21

MahlerSongs of a Wayfarer / Mon 1Youth’s Magic Horn: Excerpts / Sun 14

MendelssohnFirst Walpurgis Night, Op.60 / Tue 9

MozartMass No.7 in C, “In Honour of the Blessed Trinity”, K.167 / Wed 3

NielsenSpringtime in Fünen, FS.96 / Thu 11

PurcellCome Ye Sons of Art / Wed 3


ABBREVIATIONS USED

Orchestras (General)Orch ... OrchestraCO ....... Chamber OrchestraNO ...... National OrchestraPO ....... Philharmonic OrchestraSO ....... Symphony OrchestraRTO ..... Radio & Television

OrchestraRSO ..... Radio Symphony Orchestra

Orchestras (specific)AAM ..... Academy of Ancient MusicASMF .... Academy of St Martin-in-

the-FieldsCSRSO ... Czecho-Slovak Radio

Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)

EBS ....... English Baroque SoloistsLCP ....... London Classical PlayersLGO ....... Leipzig Gewandhaus

OrchestraOAE ...... Orchestra of the Age of

EnlightenmentORR ...... Orchestre Révolutionnaire

et RomantiqueORTF ..... Orchestre de la Radio-

Television FrançaiseRCO ....... (Royal) Concertgebouw

Orchestra, AmsterdamROHO .... Orchestra of the Royal

Opera House, Covent Garden

Voicesalto ....... alto/counter-tenorbar ........ baritonebs-bar .... bass-baritonecontr ..... contraltom-sop .... mezzo-sopranosop ........ sopranospkr ...... speakerten ........ tenortreb ...... treblevoc ........ vocal/ist

Instrumentsbsn ....... bassooncl .......... clarinetclav ....... clavichordcont ...... continuocor ang .. cor anglaisdb ......... double bassfte ........ flutegtr ........ guitarhpschd .. harpsichordkybd ..... keyboardmndln .. mandolinorg ........ organperc ...... percussionpno ....... pianopicc ....... piccolorec ........ recordersax ........ saxophonetimp ..... timpanitbn ....... trombonetpt ........ trumpetvla ........ violavlc ........ cellovln ........ violin

Otherarr ........ arrangedb ........... bornc ........... circad ........... diedDG ........ Deutsche GrammophonD&G ...... Dabringhaus and GrimmDHM ..... Deutsche Harmonia MundiEN ........ Elektra NonesuchHM ....... Harmonia MundiLCDM .... Le Chant du MondeLV ......... Lebendige VergangenheitUK ........ Unicorn KanchanaOp ......... opustrad ...... traditionaltrans ..... transcribed/transcription

AbbreviationsRachmaninovThe Bells, Op.35 / Tue 16SchubertMass No.4 in C, D.452 / Mon 29R StraussFour Last Songs / Sat 6German Motet, Op.62 / Tue 2VivaldiMagnificat in G minor, RV.611 / Tue 30

ZelenkaMissa Dei Filii, ZWV.20 / Sun 7

MISCELLANEOUS

BachOrchestral Suite No.1 in C, BWV.1066 / Fri 5

Orchestral Suite No.2 in B minor, BWV.1067 / Fri 12

Orchestral Suite No.3 in D, BWV.1068 / Fri 19

Orchestral Suite No.4 in D, BWV.1069 / Fri 26

Orchestral Suite No.5 in G minor, BWV.1070 / Sat 6

BartókRomanian Folk Dances, Sz.56 / Fri 12

BeethovenThe Creatures of Prometheus, Op.43 / Thu 25

BizetL’Arlésienne: Excerpts / Sun 7BruchScottish Fantasy, Op.46 / Mon 8CoplandThe Promise of Living / Sun 28DaughteryRadio City / Sun 28DebussyLa Mer / Sat 20ElgarFalstaff, Op.68 / Fri 19Serenade for Strings in E minor, Op.20 / Tue 2

GoossensConcert Piece, Op.65 / Sat 27HandelRoyal Fireworks Music, HWV.351 / Sun 14, Sat 20

Handel (arr. Beecham)The Great Elopement / Sat 20KoehneShaker Dances / Sun 14

LingerSix Interludes / Sat 27MarxMusic for String Orchestra / Sun 14MillsSeaside Dances / Mon 22Mussorgsky (arr. Leonard)Pictures at an Exhibition / Tue 30PorterUkranian Suite / Sun 14ProkofievCinderella Suite No.1, Op.107 / Thu 4

Sinfonietta in A, Op.48 / Wed 10RespighiAncient Airs & Dances Suite No.3 / Mon 8

Rimsky-KorsakovNight on Mount Triglav / Tue 2RomanMusic for a Royal Wedding: Excerpts / Sun 7

R StraussAlso sprach Zarathustra, Op.30 / Sat 27

Death and Transfiguration, Op.24 / Sun 14

Le Bourgeois gentilhomme, Op.60 / Sun 14

StravinskyThe Rite of Spring / Sun 7TelemannOverture in D, TWV.55:D6 / Sun 7Overture in F minor, TWV.55:F1 / Fri 5

TchaikovskyFrancesca da Rimini, Op.32 / Thu 4Serenade for Strings in C, Op.48 / Sat 6

The Tempest, Op.18 / Tue 23TviettVariations on a Folksong from Hardanger / Tue 16

Vaughan WilliamsFlos Campi / Mon 8

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