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On Air 3MBS Program GuideAugust 2017

Jonathan Xian shines as the winner of The Talent 2017

3MBS Program Guide August 2017

On Air 4 General Manager’s Message

5 In Conversation with Jonathan Xian

8 Australian National Academy of Music

10 Introducing the Chairman’s Capital Circle

11 Pieter Wispelwey

13 Around Melbourne

15 Patrons of 3MBS

16 Thomas Tallis’ Top Twenty Terrific Trinkets of

Tantalizing Trivia

17 August Guide

36 Program Grid

61 Major Works

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Once again we are looking forward to a year packed with adventurous broadcasting, a very special outside broadcast, more recordings from Melbourne’s top venues and, of course, our many events starting with the rededication of our Library to Miss Betty Amsden AO on the 9th August.

The 3MBS volunteers are a wonderful community with a rich cultural and intellectual life and none more so that our much loved Robert Hooke, who passed away at the age of 88 recently. Robert presented Friday Concert Hall and Sunday Morning Classics in recent times and was an active volunteer at 3MBS until the last two weeks of his fabulously well-lived life. We were also deeply saddened to hear of the sudden death of composer James Wade, 38, former presenter and coordinator of Australian Sounds. His compositions have been performed by the Australian String Quartet, Song Company, Australian Ballet, Plexus, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and numerous other orchestras and ensembles.

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In Conversation with Jonathan Xian

Winner of 3MBS’ The Talent 2017

Firstly, congratulations for winning season four of The Talent! Can you tell us a little about the experience of being part of the competition and what it meant to come away as the winner?

Thank you! I found performing on The Talent to be so much fun and the comments I received from the judges were very helpful. Everyone at 3MBS has been super-friendly as well. As several of my friends have previously performed in past seasons of The Talent, I decided that this year was my turn to try it. Honestly, the experience of performing was wonderful for me and to be selected as the winner for this season was just icing on the cake!

Performing on the radio is nothing like playing in front of an audience and there are so many things you have to be aware of that wouldn’t usually play on your conscious in any other environment. What did you learn about giving your best performance live on air and what were the biggest diff erences from giving a traditional performance on stage?

photo © Kristoffer Paulsen


It is quite an odd feeling when you’re playing in a small, empty studio, and yet you know that your performance is reaching the ears of an indefi nite number of listeners, who are tuned in from various locations. Waiting for a cue to start playing immediately at the beginning of each piece was also something foreign to me. Of course, there is the daunting idea that any slips you make will be permanently stored in digital form, which is the same for all recorded performances, but at the same time you’re not worried about how you look, or other aspects of traditional performance etiquette. I was also able to invite my family into the studio to watch my performance, which made everything a whole lot more relaxed and enjoyable.

You’re keeping pretty busy at the moment, studying not only a Bachelor of Music but also a Bachelor of Laws at Monash University! How do you juggle the two and have you found that the way you study one infl uences how you approach the other?

It hasn’t always been easy to juggle the two, especially before exams or important performances or auditions. Sometimes I do wish there were more hours in the day in which to get everything done! But it has taught me to study and practise effi ciently, and always with an objective in mind. Having to switch between the analytical side of the brain required to study the law, and the creative and emotional side required to play music is a tricky thing to get used to. Nonetheless, it is always refreshing to be able to focus on things that are completely different, which tends to provide that extra bit of motivation.

When preparing for a competition or recital, what are your steps to feeling performance-ready? Do you have any tried and true methods of preparation?

One thing I always need to do is to have at least one practice run under performance conditions, usually a week or so before the performance. Setting up a video camera always gives me a bit of extra pressure, and allows me to watch myself afterwards in order to pick up anything I may not have otherwise noticed. I’ve also come to realize the importance of getting enough sleep and its effect on my playing, so I try to set aside a few extra hours in the days leading up to the performance. I still get nervous right before performing, but doing these things and practising well helps with feeling a bit more confi dent.

Between study for your two degrees and working, it must be hard to fi nd the time to wind down! How do you like to spend the precious hours you do get to use for downtime?

On most days, I enjoy just being at home with my family, not necessarily doing anything special, but just relaxing after dinner or watching television. (I’m an avid follower of Masterchef!) We’ve also just come back from a holiday in Europe, which was incredibly scenic. When I have more time to myself, I also like to dance. In high school I was passionate about breakdancing, which I know seems terribly incompatible with the piano, and until last year I used to be quite involved with a student-run dance club called Flare Dance Ensemble. Although I’m not so involved anymore, I still fi nd dancing from time to time to be very therapeutic, as well as a form of exercise which is both fun and involves creativity.

Finally, when you’re at the piano keyboard facing a particularly tricky passage or bar, how do you tackle it? Break it down for us!

I fi nd that playing slowly, in small sections and hands separately is usually the key to working out the most comfortable hand positions to play with. It is probably also a good idea to memorize the music as early as possible, by identifying patterns in the music and analysing its structure. I fi nd that after I am able play fl uently with each hand, it then becomes much easier to reduce the tempo again and put two hands together from memory. Of course, tricky passages come in all sorts of varieties, and there is no single, universal method for tackling all of them. So I think it is important to be fl exible and to design your approach based on the music in front of you!

Thanks to Rehearsal Magazine for sharing this interview with Jonathan Xian, winner of The Talent, Season 4.

The Talent Season 5 begins on 1 August at 7pm. Tune in to 3MBS online, on 103.5FM or listen to the podcast available via iTunes, or any podcasting app.

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Australian National Academy of Music

by Robin Usher

The young Australian violinist Harry Bennetts will audition for a place in the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra in September as a result of an international scholarship scheme introduced by the Australian National Academy of Music for its alumni.

Bennetts has been in Berlin for the past 10 months working with the orchestra’s concertmaster and will return for a second season later this year. He is the only musician from the southern hemisphere among the 30 players attending the orchestra’s Karajan Academy. “I have been playing with the orchestra and worked with the American composer John Adams for a week when he was the artist in residence,” he says. “As part of my training I will audition for the place that has become available in the orchestra.”

He was speaking on a return visit to Melbourne in July for the announcement of a new ANAM initiative to celebrate outstanding alumni by providing a national series of performances in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide. Bennetts, who won national competitions at ANAM in 2015, performed with pianist Louisa Breen, in July. A second series of alumni recitals featuring clarinettist Lloyd van’t Hoff, pianist Alex Raineri and cellist Jack Bailey will conclude at the Melbourne Recital Centre on 9 October.

At the conclusion of his Berlin stay, Bennetts will return home to perform the Korngold Violin Concerto with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra under Benjamin Northey as part of the orchestra’s 2018

subscription series. “This is a great opportunity to gain experience as a soloist, like the alumni recitals,” he says. “This can be so hard to find.”

ANAM’s director, Nick Deutsch, who has maintained his relationship with the Leipzig’s Hochschule für Musik where he taught before moving to Melbourne at the start of last year, hopes to announce extensions of the scholarship scheme with other international orchestras later this year. “We have an intense relationship with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and these sorts of reciprocal ties will apply when the new orchestras come on board,” he says.

The scheme and the alumni recital series are part of ANAM’s growing profile beyond its South Melbourne campus. The series is a result of new relationships between ANAM, the performance venues and the John T. Reid philanthropic foundation. “The idea is to provide a platform to expose the expertise of our alumni so audiences can appreciate them,” he says. “It is a celebration of what ANAM can achieve and is really an investment for the future.”

A recent survey has found ANAM alumni make up about 20 per cent of the membership of many Australian orchestras, including the MSO, rising to 28 per cent of the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra. “There has been considerable growth in the 20 years the Academy has been around,” Deutsch says. “It has really taken off in the past decade.”

Another sign of this success is ANAM’s orchestral morning series at the Melbourne Recital Centre, which in August will see a performance of Mozart’s Gran Partita wind serenade. “ANAM took over the morning Mozart series this year and it has been such a success we hope it will expand by an extra performance to five in 2018,” he says.

Harry and Louisa Bennetts at UKARIA Cultural Centre, South AustraliaHarry Bennetts at the ANAM Artists Launch, Lume Restaurant, South Melbourne

photo © Candela Photography photo © Dylan Henderson


Pieter Wispelwey

by Robin Usher

Dutch cellist Pieter Wispelwey has been coming to Australia for the past 25 years but never before has he offered a program as challenging as the one he will perform at the Melbourne Recital Centre in August.

Over three consecutive evenings he will for the fi rst time play all Beethoven’s cello works, the six solo suites of J S Bach and Brahms cello sonatas as part of the Great Performers’ series. “I have done two of the three over a weekend but this is the fi rst time I will do the three back to back,” he says, adding that he pushed for the expanded series after he had been invited to combine the Beethoven and Brahms works in mixed programs over two evenings, accompanied by Melbourne pianist Caroline Almonte.

“Concentrating on just one composer in an evening adds to understanding of his style and is extremely rewarding,” he says. “Listening becomes more effortless when there is no switching because it offers completely different associations. In the past audiences have said that spending more than two hours with Beethoven or Brahms is not enough.”

He says light-heartedly he offered to perform the Bach cycle, which he is also performing in Sydney, in between the other two composers to give Almonte a breather. But even though he pushed for the extra night he acknowledges that it is a daunting prospect, especially as the Bach suites take more than three hours to play, with two intervals. “I don’t think I need to make it a tradition and do it every year,” he says.

Wispelwey, 54, promises to perform all three nights without using scores. “I have been familiar with the repertoire since I was a student in my mid-teens when I began giving concerts in Amsterdam playing the complete cello works of Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and Britten,” he says.

Since then he has recorded the Bach cycle three times and is regarded as one of the great performers of our time on both modern and Baroque instruments. But he is keen to release a live recording and says the Recital Centre concerts could be considered. “It might be a cliché but playing Bach is like breathing or eating – they are what you do every day,” he says. “Understanding has evolved since the six suites were brought back to public attention by Pablo Casals about 100 years ago.”

He describes the Gran Partita as an extraordinary piece of music that is a pillar of the wind repertoire. “It was a breakthrough in Mozart’s time because it was the fi rst to require an ensemble of 13 musicians and to take an hour to perform. It is performed all the time in Europe but not so often in Australian because of its size.”

Deutsch will take part in the performance, playing oboe, alongside German clarinettist Thorsten Johanns and Norwegian bassoonist Ole Kristian Dahl. “We have an ongoing relationship with Johanns and Dahl, who came to Melbourne in 2013,” he says. “This is the fi rst time they have been able to return but several ANAM students have travelled to Weimar and Mannheim to study with them.”

ANAM provides 180 concerts at its South Melbourne headquarters every year and this program is being boosted with performances by soprano Greta Bradman with German conductor Matthias Foremny on 18-19 August and English pianist Imogen Cooper on 26 August. “We are building the trust of our audiences by the quality of our performances and the breadth of our programs,” Deutsch says.

Musicians from the

Australian National

Academy of Music perform

Mozart’s Serenade in B flat,

“Gran Partita”, K.361 at

11am on 4 August.

Introducing the Chairman’s Capital Circle

For over 40 years, 3MBS has committed itself to making fine music accessible to the Melbourne Community and beyond. Since our last major capital campaign 10 years ago, technology has made significant advances. Indeed, technology is at the heart of 3MBS.

Therefore, 3MBS has seized the present opportunity to put in place a platform of broadcasting, recording and IT systems that support us now, and into the future. This is why we are gathering a special community of 10 generous donors, including the 3MBS Board to pledge a minimum of $10,000 each over three years.

It gives us great pleasure to acknowledge our Chairman’s Capital Circle members:

Michael AquilinaHelen BrackJenny BruknerHans & Petra Henkell

David & Angela Li3MBS BoardAnonymous x 2Positions Available: 2


Around Melbourne

by Robin Usher

Violinist can carry a tune

The Russian violinist Dmitry Sinkovsky received rave reviews when he first performed with the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra three years ago. He is returning in August along with his 350-year-old violin made in Cremona by Francesco Ruggeri.

He is also expected to show his skills as a counter-tenor which, combined with his bowing abilities, make him a rare international musician, hence the concert title, The Singing Violin. He received the Ruggeri violin at the 2009 Jumpstart competition in Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw.

The prize-winning virtuoso teaches at the Moscow Conservatory where he established the group La Voce Strumentale in 2011. He regularly performs in Europe and North America with such Baroque groups as Concerto Köln and Il Giardino Armonico.

Dmitry Sinkovsky performs The Singing Violin with the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra in the Melbourne Recital Centre on 5-6 August.

Indigenous choir sings in desert languages

A little-known aspect of Australia’s musical culture will be revealed when the Central Australian Aboriginal Women’s Choir performs in the native languages of the Central Desert in Melbourne in August.

The choir gained international acclaim in 2015 when it toured Germany singing Arrkanala Lyilhitjika which tells the story of 120 years

But that does not mean the present generation of musicians appreciate Bach’s language. “The music only began to speak to me after I spent hundreds of hours playing the Baroque cello with its lighter tone.”

He explains how he realized his approach to the music had evolved after conversations with the great harpsichordist Gustav Leonhardt. The first came after he performed Bach’s first suite for him in his Amsterdam apartment that had been furnished from the 18th century with paintings and harpsichords. “It was quite intimidating and after he heard me play he asked if I had been listening to Casals’ recordings because my approach was so serious,” Wispelwey says. “This surprised me because I had not been.”

Leonhardt went to one of the harpsichords in the room and played the first suite in such a simple way that it could have been music-box music. The two musicians next met a few years later at a music festival where the cellist had given a recital. “We were talking backstage and he congratulated me on my approach. I was surprised because I didn’t think it had been one of my better performances. But Leonhardt said it had really danced. This made me realize why the music has to lift the spirits.”

He lists his aims in performing the works as elegance, speech and dance. He says the suites were written in a different way from the cello works of Beethoven and Brahms. “The six pieces cover a short time frame while the cello writings of the other composers come from across their whole lives.” He says the three composers could not be more different, “People forget there was half a century between Beethoven and Brahms. They are a world apart.”

Although Wispelwey prefers the Baroque cello to play Bach, he will be playing his 1760 Guadignini instrument at the Recital Centre. “It is timeless,” he says. His August performances will be his second Australian visit this year and reflects his familiarity with this country, where he has played often with state orchestras, the Australian Chamber Orchestra and the Australian String Quartet.

He performed in April with the ASQ and Almonte at festivals in Margaret River and Dunkeld which he first visited six years ago. He is so familiar with the Quartet that he has now performed with its three latest incarnations.

Pieter Wispelwey and

Caroline Almonte perform

Beethoven’s cello sonatas and

variations on 16 August and

Brahms’ cello sonatas on 18

August. He performs the Bach

cello suites on 17 August.


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of continuous choral practice. It combines centuries-old traditional singing in the Western Arrarnta and Pitjanjatjara languages with arrangements from the Baroque and Romantic eras introduced by German missionaries in the late 19th century.

The four-movement work is accompanied by rear visual projections. It is described as a testament to the resilience of indigenous women from the Central Desert in the Northern Territory and South Australia who preserve and strengthen their identity, languages and culture through song.

The concert is presented in association with the Melbourne International Film Festival, which will be screening the documentary The Song Keepers about the choir. The performance will be preceded by a Welcome to Country with the Koorie Tiddas Youth Choir in the ground floor foyer of the Melbourne Recital Centre.

The Song Keepers in Concert is at 7.30pm in the Melbourne Recital Centre on 7 August.

Takács Quartet returns for Musica Viva

It is a tribute to the longevity and popularity of the Takács Quartet that its next national tour will be the ninth it has made for Musica Viva. The group will present two programs featuring the premiere of the latest work by Carl Vine, Musica Viva’s artistic director, who boasts a long friendship with the group. Child’s Play, his sixth quartet, was commissioned by the organization with the support of Carnegie Hall, the Seattle Commissioning Club and Michael and Frederique Katz.

Both programs will include works from Haydn’s last complete chamber music collection, Op.76. The first on 12 August will be made up with a late work by Beethoven, his 12th quartet, Op.127. The second, on 22 August, will finish with Dvorák’s last purely chamber work, his 14th quartet, Op.105.

The Takács Quartet formed in 1975 in Budapest and moved to the US in 1983 to take up the position as Quartet-in-Residence at Colorado University in Boulder. Its make-up since 2005 includes original members violinist Károly Schranz and cellist András Fejér, as well as English violinist Edward Dusinberre and American violist Geraldine Walther.

The Takács Quartet will perform in the Melbourne Recital Centre at 7pm on 12 & 22 August.


TUESDAY 1

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Anne Bellew

Mahler: Symphony No.3 in D minor. Anna Larsson, contr. London Symphony Chorus. City of Birmingham Symphony Youth Chorus. Berlin PO/Claudio Abbado. DG 479 1046 98

6.00 Daybreakwith Loretto Perkins

9.00 Exploring Musicwith Bill McGlaughlin

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

10.00 Morning Recitalwith Frank Pam

Includes: Mozart: Horn Quintet in E fl at, K.407. Hermann Baumann (b.1/8/1934), horn. Gewandhaus Quartet. Philips 426 440-2 17Beethoven: Sextet in E fl at, Op.81b. Hermann Baumann & Vladimir Dshambasov, horns. Gewandhaus Quartet. Philips 426 440-2 17Bach: Keyboard Concerto in D, BWV.1054. Sviatoslav Richter (d.1/8/1997), pno. Orch di Padova e del Veneto/Yuri Bashmet. Teldec 4509-94245-2 18Mozart: Piano Concerto No.25 in C, K.503. Sviatoslav Richter, pno. Orch di Padova e del Veneto/Yuri Bashmet. Teldec 4509-94245-2 31

Debussy: En blanc et noir. Sviatoslav Richter & Benjamin Britten, pnos. Decca 478 5672 16Prestwich (arr. Crellin): Flame Trees. Kaichiro Kitamura, perc. The Idea of North. ABC 478 2693 6

12.00 Vocal Chordswith Sam AlfredsRepeat of Saturday’s program.

12.00 Divertimentowith Margot Blackwell

1.00 Concert Hallwith John Cleghorn

G Benda: Sinfonia No.6 in E fl at. Prague CO/Christian Benda. Naxos 8.553408 11Mozart: Mass No.16 in C, “Coronation”, K.317. Barbara Bonney, sop. Catherine Wyn-Rogers, contr. Jamie MacDougall, ten. Stephen Gadd, bass. English Concert & Choir/Trevor Pinnock. Archiv 445 353-2 26Bax: Cello Concerto. Raphael Wallfi sch, vlc. London PO/Bryden Thomson. Chandos CHAN 8494 34Schubert: Piano Sonata No.1 in E, D.157. Andras Schiff, pno. Decca 440 311-2 19Clementi: Symphony No.1 in C. Philharmonia Orch/Claudio Scimone. Erato 4509-92191-2 26Goossens: Five Impressions of a Holiday, Op.7. Trioz. 5MBS rec. 17Haydn: Symphony No.6 in D, “Le Matin”, Hob.I:6. Australian Haydn Ensemble. ABC 481 2806 24

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

Program exclusive to Digital DAB+

Program exclusive to FM 103.5

Thomas Tallis’ Top Twenty Terrifi c Trinkets of Tantalizing Trivia

compiled by Alan Marshall

The answers to these questions are published on page 68.

1. How did composer Jean-Baptiste Lully die?

2. Which of Mozart’s 27 piano concertos was his fi rst original one?

3. Who built the fi rst sousaphone, and when?

4. Which composer was Music Director of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra from 1835 until his death in 1847?

5. What is the nationality of soprano Sumi Jo?

6. What were the fi rst names of the French Boulanger sisters who were both 20th century composers?

7. Claude Debussy’s original title for the piece was Promenade sentimentale. What is it called now?

8. Which Australian singer has the higher voice – Sara Macliver or Sally-Anne Russell?

9. What was unusual about Dave Brubeck’s use of the 9/8 time signature in his Blue Rondo à la Turk?

10. What was Richard Strauss’ fi nal completed composition?

11. Which four musicians formed a comedy troupe called The Revuers?

12. In descending order, which 3 countries had the greatest number of opera performances in 2015/16?

13. Who wrote The Well-tempered Clavier?

14. Who wrote The Short-tempered Clavier?

15. On which opera is the musical Miss Saigon based?

16. Which song-writing duo is the only one to win consecutive Academy Awards for Best Song?

17. An American jazz legend, pianist, orchestra leader and composer, my fi rst names were Edward Kennedy. Who am I?

18. Rachmaninov dedicated his Piano Concerto No.3 to pianist Josef Hofmann. When did Hofmann fi rst perform it in public?

19. What is the name of the main male character in Puccini’s opera Suor Angelica.

20. Who fi rst sang Lili Marleen (or Lili Marlene)?

Sousaphone


4.00 Intermezzowith Nicky Gilderdale

7.00 Exploring Musicwith Bill McGlaughlinRepeat of today’s program.

7.00 Recent Releaseswith Kristian PithieRepeat of Sunday’s program.

8.00 Mozart & Friendswith David Zeplin

Haydn: The Confl agration: Overture. Haydn Sinfonietta Vienna/Manfred Huss. Koch Schwann 3-1723-2 8Mozart: Sonata in G, K.357. Peter Frankl & Tamas Vasary, pno duet. Universal Mozart 225 13Handel: Concerto a due cori No.2 in F, HWV.333. English CO/Karl Richter. Archiv 427 121-2 15Locatelli: Concerto grosso in E fl at, “Il Pianto d’Arianna”, Op.7/6. Concerto Cologne. Teldec 4509-94551-2 18Haydn: Organ Concerto in C, Hob.XVIII:1. Marie-Claire Alain, org. Bournemouth Sinfonietta/Theodor Guschlbauer. Erato ECD 55010 20Pleyel: Quintet in E fl at for Flute, Oboe, Violin, Viola & Cello, Op.10/3. Australian Chamber Soloists. 3MBS rec. 12Beethoven: Rondo in G, Op.51/2. Rudolf Buchbinder, pno. Teldec 9031-73868-2 11Vanhal: Sinfonia in C, Bryan C3. Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia/Uwe Grodd. Naxos 8.554341 11

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 Stewart McMillan

10.00 Jazz Riverswith Alison Lee-Tet

WEDNESDAY 2

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Rod Higman

Brahms: Symphony No.1 in C minor, Op.68. West Australian SO/Asher Fisch. ABC 481 4413 42

6.00 Daybreakwith Alan Marshall



10.00 Morning Recitalwith Peter Greenprogrammed by Bill Mack

Includes: Boccherini: Guitar Quintet No.9 in C, G.453. Alirio Diaz, gtr. Alexander Schneider & Felix Galimir, vlns. Michael Tree, vla. David Soyer, vlc. Vanguard OVC 8006 23Beethoven: Piano Sonata in D, WoO.47/3. Rudolf Buchbinder, pno. Teldec 9031-73868-2 14Hummel: Piano Trio in F, Op.22. Trio Parnassus. D&G MDG 3308 13Mozart: String Quartet No.5 in F, K.158. Amadeus Quartet. DG 423 300-2 14Faure: Piano Quartet No.1 in C minor, Op.15. Kathryn Selby, pno. Janaki String Trio. 3MBS rec. 33Prokofi ev: Overture on Jewish Themes, Op.34. James Campbell, cl. Eleonora Turovsky, vln. Rivka Golani, vla. Borodin Trio. Chandos CHAN 8924 10

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

12.00 Divertimentowith Rod Watsonor John van Bavel

1.00 Concert Hallwith John Barns

Dussek: Piano Concerto in B fl at, Op.22. Rena Kyriakou, pno. Berlin SO/Carl-August Bunte. Vox CDX 5148 22G F Fuchs (arr. Koch): Sinfonia concertante in E fl at for Clarinet, Horn & Orchestra. Karl Schlechta, cl. Xiao-Ming Han, horn. Kurpfalz CO/Jiri Malat. Arte Nova 74321 37297 2 25Bruckner: Symphony No.3 in D minor. Dresden State Orch/Eugen Jochum. EMI 4 64004 2 55Schumann: Carnival in Vienna, Op.26. Jeno Jando, pno. Naxos 8.550783 21C Schumann: Concert Piece in F minor. Diana Ambache, pno. Ambache CO/Diana Ambache. BBC MM45 13Haydn: Symphony No.45 in F sharp minor, “Farewell”, Hob.I:45. Philharmonia Hungarica/Antal Dorati. Decca 448 531-2 26

4.00 Intermezzowith Peter Bandy


7.00 Music for Keyboardwith Stewart Kelly

Bach: English Suite No.3 in G minor, BWV.808. Trevor Pinnock, hpschd. Archiv 479 0441 21Haydn: Keyboard Sonata in C, Hob.XVI:50. Kristian Chong, pno. Move MCD 168 13Schumann: Scenes of Childhood, Op.15. Wilhelm Kempff, pno. DG 478 4223 18

8.00 Wednesday Night at the Operawith Alan de Niese

Smetana: Libuse. Nadezda Kniplova & Milada Subrtova, sops. Ivo Zedek, ten. Vaclav Bednar, bar. Zdenek Kroupa, bass.

Prague National Theatre Orch & Chorus/Jaroslav Krombhoic. Supraphon SU 3982-2 157

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

10.00 From the Chicago Symphony Orchestrawith Lisa Simeoni

THURSDAY 3

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Vanessa Sharman

Liszt: A Faust Symphony, S.108. Peter Seiffert, ten. Ernst Senff Chamber Choir. Prague Philharmonic Chorus. Berlin PO/Sir Simon Rattle. EMI 5 55220 2 69

6.00 Daybreakwith John Wilkinson



10.00 Morning Recitalwith Joan Ikin

Schubert In Australia• Notturno in E fl at, D.897. Macquarie Trio. ABC 465 792-2 11• An die Musik, D.547 and other Schubert songs. Lauris Elms, contr. John Winther, pno. ABC 442 371-2 18• Piano Trio No.1 in B fl at, D.898. Macquarie Trio. 3MBS rec. 33• Symphony No.8 in B minor, “Unfi nished”, D.759. Tasmanian SO/Sebastian Lang-Lessing. ABC 476 4740 25• Piano Sonata No.13 in A, D.664. Elyane Laussade, pno. 3MBS rec. 17



12.00 Divertimentowith Marjorie Hall

1.00 Concert Hallwith Elisabeth Giddy

Walton: Cello Concerto. Li-Wei Qin, vlc. London PO/Zhang Yi. ABC 481 1243 31Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Night’s Dream Overture, Op.21 & Incidental Music, Op.61: Excerpts. LGO/Riccardo Chailly. Decca 481 0778 29Paganini: Caprices, Op.1. Li-Wei Qin, vlc. 3MBS rec. 7Bach: Orchestral Suite No.1 in C, BWV.1066. New London Consort/Philip Pickett. L’Oiseau-Lyre 452 000-2 27Beethoven: Symphony No.4 in B fl at, Op.60. RCO/Bernard Haitink. Decca 478 6360 34Dvorak: Terzetto in C, B.148, Op.74. Members of English String Quartet. UK DKP 9079 17Brumby: Three Guitar Pieces. Jan Carter, gtr. Jade JADCD 1043 8Corelli: Concerto grosso in F, Op.6/9. English Concert/Trevor Pinnock. Archiv 423 626-2 9

4.00 Intermezzowith John van Bavel


7.00 The Early Music Experiencewith Mark Shepheardwith Mark Shepheard

8.00 Illuminations

Salieri – His Life And Music

From Tin Pan Alley, to Broadway, to Hollywood, to Carnegie Hall, Antonio Salieri – cosmopolitan opera composer, infl uential teacher, respected friend of Mozart (despite rumours to the contrary). Join John Cleghorn as he explores the life and music of this largely-forgotten composer.

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 4

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Esther Peng

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

6.00 Daybreakwith Adrian McEnieryprogrammed by Jane Mitchell



10.00 Morning Recitalwith Jane O’Callaghan

Vivaldi: Violin Concerto No.4 in F minor, “Winter”, RV.297. Yehudi Menuhin, vln. Camerata Lysy Gstaad/Alberto Lysy. EMI 5 67326 2 9Piazzolla (arr. Bragato): Four Seasons of Buenos Aires. Kathryn Selby, pno. Niki Vasilakis, vln. Emma-Jane Murphy, vlc. Private rec. 26

Prokofi ev: Winter Bonfi re, Op.122. Finchley Children’s Music Group. New London Orch/Ronald Corp. Helios CDH 55177 19Waldteufel: The Skaters Waltz, Op.183. Schwanen Salon Orch/Georg Huber. Naxos 8.578003 9Tchaikovsky (arr. E Grigoryan): The Seasons, Op.37b. Slava Grigoryan & Leonard Grigoryan, gtrs. Which Way Music WWM 014 44

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

12.00 Divertimentowith Sarah Barzel

1.00 Concert Hallwith Ted Davies

Mozart: Violin Concerto No.4 in D, K.218. Richard Tognetti, vln. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. BIS 1755 21Koehne: Words About Music. Adelaide Chamber Singers/Carl Crossin. ACS 20103 18Albinoni: Concerto in C for Two Trumpets. Maurice Andre & Lionel Andre, tpts. Jean-Francois Paillard CO/Jean-Francois Paillard. Erato 2292 45062-2 11Brahms: Symphony No.3 in F, Op.90. LGO/Riccardo Chailly. Decca 478 5344 34Debussy: String Quartet in G minor, Op.10. Alban Berg Quartet. EMI 5 67551 2 23Chopin: Etudes, Op.25. Murray Perahia, pno. Sony SK 61885 29Ireland (arr. Mackerras): The Overlanders Suite. London SO/Richard Hickox. Chandos CHAN 8994 22

4.00 Intermezzowith Neil Appleby


7.00 Singers & Songswith June Sloane

8.00 Colours of Jazzwith Geoff Chambers

10.00 Australian Soundswith Zoe Barker or Madeline Roycroft

Musical insights into Australian contemporary composers and composition.

SATURDAY 5

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Paul Burke

Dvorak: Symphony No.1 in C minor, “The Bells of Zlonice”, B.9, Op.3. Scottish NO/Neeme Jarvi. Chandos CHAN 8597 53

6.00 Daybreakwith Mark Vendy

8.00 Prima la musicawith Jess Heardprogrammed by Jane Morris

Includes: Kraus: Sinfonia buffa, VB.129. Swedish CO/Petter Sundkvist. Naxos 8.554472 17Field: Piano Sonata in C minor, Op.1/3. Miceal O’Rourke, pno. Chandos CHAN 8787 16Attaingnant: The betrothed. Anon: The expedition to Lihou. Clara Sanabras, sop. Harp Consort/Andrew Lawrence-King. HM HMU 907330 10Hummel: Piano Trio in E fl at, Op.96. Trio Parnassus. D&G MDG 3308 16Josquin des Prez: Miserere mei, Deus. Capella Antiqua Munich/Konrad Ruhland. Sony 82876828132 12


2.00 Saturday Afternoon Concertwith Doug Beecroft

Taneyev: The Oresteia Overture, Op.6. Philharmonia Orch/Neeme Jarvi. Chandos CHAN 8953 18Mussorgsky (arr. Rimsky-Korsakov): Boris Godounov: Coronation Scene. Alexei Maslennikov, ten. Nicolai Ghiaurov, bass. Vienna State Opera Chorus. Vienna PO/Herbert von Karajan. Decca 458 2162 12Prokofi ev: Autumnal, Op.8. London SO/Vladimir Ashkenazy. Decca 478 5093 9Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No.1 in B fl at minor, Op.23. Vladimir Horowitz, pno. New York PO/Sir John Barbirolli. Appian APR 5519 32Sibelius: Symphony No.5 in E fl at, Op.82. Adelaide SO/Arvo Volmer. ABC 476 3946 32

4.00 Piano Noteswith Vanessa Sharman

Includes: Szymanowski: Masques, Op.34. Martin Roscoe, pno. Naxos 8.553300 20Brahms: Piano Sonata No.3 in F minor, Op.5. Piers Lane, pno. 3MBS rec. 35Smetana: Dreams. William Howard, pno. Helios CDH 88019 29Debussy: Three Preludes. Tessa Birnie, pno. ABC 476 6479 7Stravinsky: Petrouchka: Excerpts. Evgeny Kissin, pno. Sony 88697301102 16

6.00 The World of Baroquewith Felicity Cronan

Includes: Bach: Cello Suite No.2 in D minor, BWV.1008. Pierre Fournier, vlc. DG 479 1043 19Rameau: Suite in G minor. Angela Hewitt, pno. Hyperion CDA 67597 28

Monteverdi: Il Ballo delle Ingrate. Lillian Watson & Heather Harper, sops. Anne Howells, m-sop. Stafford Dean, bass. Ambrosian Singers. English CO/Raymond Leppard. Philips 426 451-2 38Porpora: Cello Concerto in G. Giovanni Sollima, vlc. European Community CO/Eivind Aadland. Helios CDH 88025 17

8.00 Off the Mapwith Con Kalamaras

Delve into rare and unique recordings from all parts of the globe.

8.00 Great Makers of Musicwith Peter Hume

Janine JansenIncludes: Bach: Violin & Oboe Concerto in C minor, BWV.1060. Janine Jansen, vln. Ramon Ortega Quero, oboe. Janine Jansen & Friends. Decca 478 5362 14Bruch: Violin Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op.26. Janine Jansen, vln. LGO/Riccardo Chailly. Decca 475 8328 24Messiaen: Theme & Variations. Janine Jansen, vln. Itamar Golan, pno. Decca 478 2256 11Schubert: String Quintet in C, D.956, Op.163. Janine Jansen & Boris Brovtsyn, vlns. Amihai Grosz, vla. Torleif Thedeen & Jens Peter Maintz, vlcs. Decca 478 3551 53

10.00 All that Jazzwith Harry Karalis

SUNDAY 6

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Collector’s Corner with Henry FogelThe Art of Oscar Shumsky

2.00 Notturnoprepared by Marjorie Hall

6.00 The Early Music Experiencewith Mark Shepheard

Repeat of Thursday’s program.

Sweelinck: Te Deum laudamus. Cappella Amsterdam/Daniel Reuss. Ophira Zakai, lute. David Jansen, org. HM HMC 902033 15Durante: Concerto in G minor, for Two Violins, Viola & Basso continuo. Il Giardino Armonico/Giovanni Antonini. Teldec 4509-93157-2 12Isaac: Virgo prudentissima. Song Company/Roland Peelman. Tommie Andersson, lute. ABC 481 1091 13

9.00 Sounding Brasswith Anthea Same

10.00 The Romanticswith Andrew Aronowicz

Thomas: Francoise de Rimini. English Concert Orch/Richard Bonynge. Decca 421 818-2 18Liszt: Piano Concerto No.2 in A, S.125. Geoffrey Tozer, pno. Swiss Romande Orch/Neeme Jarvi. Chandos CHAN 9360 21Schubert: String Quintet in C, D.956, Op.163. Isaac Stern & Alexander Schneider, vlns. Milton Katims, vla. Paul Tortelier & Pablo Casals, vlcs. Sony SMK 58992 47Dvorak: Symphonic Variations, B.70, Op.78. North German RSO/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. DG 437 506-2 21

10.00 Arts Weeklywith Phillipa Edwards or Stephanie Kechayas

produced by Mariese ShallardCovering arts in Melbourne and Victoria.

11.00 Music In Melbournewith Sascha Kellyor Andrew Aronowicz

Local musicians and performances, including guests live from our performance studio. Produced by Penny Manwaring.

12.00 Saturday Lunchtime Miscellanywith Rod Watson

Includes: Weber: Der Freischutz: Overture. Berlin PO/Wilhelm Furtwangler. Documents 223508 10Tye: Miserere mei Deus. Magdalen College Choir, Oxford/Bill Ives. Richard Pinel, org. HM HMU 907396 10Torelli: Trumpet Sonata in D, G.1. Niklas Eklund, tpt. Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble/Nild-Erik Sparf. Naxos 8.553531 9Stanhope: Losing the Plot. Australian Boys’ Choir/Noel Ancell. Calvin Bowman & Charlie Sdraulig, pnos. Private rec. 12Haydn: Piano Concerto in F, Hob.XVIII:7. Hae-won Chang, pno. Camerata Cassovia/Robert Stankovsky. Naxos 8.550713 12Beethoven: Leonore Prohaska Incidental Music, WoO.96: Excerpts. Sylvia McNair, sop. Berlin PO/Claudio Abbado. DG 447748-2 12Coleridge-Taylor: Ballade in A minor, Op.33. Royal Liverpool PO/Grant Llewellyn. Argo 436 401-2 11Rossini: String Sonata No.5 in E fl at. Elizabeth Wallfi sch & Marshall Marcus, vlns. Richard Tunnicliffe, vlc. Chi-Chi Nwanoku, db. Hyperion CDA 66595 14Dittersdorf: Symphony in C, “The Four Ages”. Vienna Sinfonietta/Kurt Rapf. Calig 50885 15

12.00 Film Scoreswith Richard Leathem

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

1.00 Vocal Chordswith Sam Alfreds

Exploring music from the world of opera, known and unknown.


7.00 Hymns Old & Newwith John Worcesterprogrammed by Peter Wakeley

Includes: Monk (arr. Tambling): Angel voices, ever singing. Katholiches Gesangbuch, Vienna: Holy God, we praise thy name. Trad. (arr. Perkins): Christ be my leader. Hopkins: Saviour, again to thy dear name we raise. Attrib. Thomas Moore: Behold the mountain of the Lord.

7.30 Organ and Choral Musicwith John Worcester

Includes: Bach: Chorale Partita, “Hail to you, good Jesus”, BWV.768. Wolfgang Rubsam, org. Naxos 8.550704 25Bortniansky: Choral Concerto No.15, “Come, let us praise in song, O people”. Ensemble Cherubim/Marika Kuzma. Naxos 8.573109 6Palestrina: Cantica Salomonis: I am black but comely. My own vineyard have I not kept. Palestrina Ensemble Munich/Venanz Schubert.. Naxos 8.573096 7Rachmaninov: Vespers, Op.37: Blessed art thou, O Lord. Gloriana/Andrew Raiskums. 3MBS rec. 6Franck: Chorale No.1 in E. Marcel Dupre, org. Mercury 434 311-2 16

9.00 Morning Classicsprogrammed by Robert Hooke

Vivaldi: Oboe Concerto in C, RV.447. Gordon Hunt, oboe. London CO/Christopher Warren-Green. Virgin VC7 911167 2 14Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No.2 in F, BWV.1047. Amsterdam Baroque Orch/Ton Koopman. Erato 4509-91935-2 12Mozart: Piano Concerto No.9 in E fl at, “Jeunehomme”, K.271. Mitsuko Uchida, pno. Cleveland Orch/Mitsuko Uchida. Decca 478 3539 33Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.3 in D, “Polish”, Op.29. Russian NO/Mikhail Pletnev. DG 449 967-2 47

11.00 Refl ectionsRepeat of last Sunday’s 5pm program.

With special guest, past CEO of the Victorian section of the Royal Flying Doctor Service,

David Zerman.

12.00 Sunday Lunchtime Miscellanywith Jane Mitchell

Includes: Kern: Sweet Adeline: Overture. National PO/John McGlinn. EMI CDC 7 49630 2 8Lehar: Gold and Silver Waltz, Op.79. Vienna PO/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. DG 463 185-2 9Gottschalk: Symphony No.1, “A Night in the Tropics”. Utah SO/Maurice Abravanel. Vanguard 08 9144 72 19Shostakovich: Piano Concerto No.2 in F, Op.102. Dmitri Shostakovich Jnr, pno. I Musici de Montreal/Maxim Shostakovich. Chandos CHAN 8443 18Shostakovich: Ballet Suite No.1. Russian PO/Dmitry Yablonsky. Naxos 8.557208 13Hummel: Piano Septet No.1 in D minor, Op.74. Capricorn. Hyperion CDA 66396 38

2.00 Apres-Midiwith Hector Walker

Hummel: Piano Concerto No.3 in B minor, Op.89. Stephen Hough, pno. English CO/Bryden Thomson. Chandos CHAN 8507 36Schubert: Symphony No.5 in B fl at, D.485. Hannover Band/Roy Goodman. Nimbus NI 5172 28Beethoven: Mass in C, Op.86. Susan Dunn, sop. Margarita Zimmermann, m-sop. Bruno Beccaria, ten. Tom Krause, bar. RIAS Chamber Choir. Berlin RSO/Riccardo Chailly. Decca 417 563-2 44

4.00 Recent Releaseswith Kristian Pithie

A review of the latest classical recordings.

5.00 Refl ections

With special guest, Australian soprano,Helena Dix.

6.00 Melbourne in Concertwith Adele Schonhardtor Stewart Kelly

Friends and Lovers; Trio Anima Mundi – Kenji Fujimura (piano), Rochelle Ughetti (violin) & Noella Yan (cello); Keith Humble Centre, Geelong; 14/8/2016. (Recorded by Hugh Davidson).

Trio Anima MundiSterndale Bennett: Chamber Trio in A, Op.9. Dubois: Promenade Sentimentale and Canon. Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.49.

8.00 Choral Masterworkswith Adrian McEniery

Includes: M Haydn: Saint Aloysius Mass. Eva Marton & Katalin Szoekefalvy-Nagy, sops. Zsuzsa Nameth, m-sop. Gyoer Girls’ Choir. Gyoer PO/Miklos Szabo. Hungaroton HCD 11678-2 30Poulenc: Stabat Mater. Michele Lagrange, sop. Lyon NO & Choir/Serge Baudo. HM HMC 905149 32Mozart: Mass No.14 in C, “Missa longa”, K.262. Mitsuko Shirai, sop. Marga Schiml, m-sop. Armin Ude, ten. Hermann-Christian Polster, bass. Leipzig Radio Choir. Dresden PO/Herbert Kegel. Universal Mozart 225 31

10.00 Contemporary Visionswith Tony ThomasRepeat of Tuesday’s program.

10.00 Sunday Night Latewith Ashleigh Robertson or Ariel Valent

Hidden gems and lesser-known music from known composers.

MONDAY 7

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Rodney Phillips

Bruckner: Symphony No.7 in E. Berlin PO/Lorin Maazel. EMI CDC 7 49584 2 74

6.00 Daybreakwith Peter Mecoles


From This Mighty River – Episode 1

10.00 Morning Recitalwith Graeme McKinnon

Vivaldi (arr. Bach): Concerto in A minor, Op.3/8. Paul Stubbings, org. CSCD 101 12Griffes: Three Poems of Fiona McLeod. Barbara Quintiliani, sop. Buffalo PO/JoAnn Falletta. Naxos 8.559164 11Antheil: McKonkey’s Ferry (Washington at Trenton). Ukraine National SO/Theodore Kuchar. Naxos 8.559033 9Griffes: The Pleasure Dome of Kubla Khan. Buffalo PO/JoAnn Falletta. Naxos 8.559164 12Copland: Appalachian Spring. Orpheus CO. DG 427 335-2 25Griffes: Piano Sonata. Peter Lawson, pno. Virgin VC7 59316 2 18Antheil: String Quartet No.3. Fine Arts Quartet. Naxos 8.559354 18

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


12.00 Divertimentowith Debbie Nossbaum

1.00 Concert Hallwith John Barnsprogrammed by Phil Moye

Gabrieli (arr. Kanengiser): Four Instrumental Pieces. Los Angeles Guitar Quartet. Delos DE 3132 11Shostakovich: Symphony No.14 in G minor, Op.135. Karita Mattila, sop. Thomas Quasthoff, bs-bar. Berlin PO/Sir Simon Rattle. EMI 3 58077 2 54Scarlatti (arr. Brouwer): Guitar Sonata in G, K.146. Guitar Sonata in A, K.208. Guitar Sonata in D, K.178. Franco Platino, gtr. Naxos 8.554344 10Schubert: Symphony No.6 in C, D.589. Australian CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Omega OCD 1005 33

3.00 Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Hourwith John Barnsprogrammed by Phil Moye

4.00 Intermezzowith Susan Porter


7.00 A Time to Rememberwith Graham Wilson

8.00 Chamber Music and Songwith Christopher Ellis

Haydn: Piano Trio in A fl at, Hob.XV:14. Beaux Arts Trio. Philips 432 068-2 22Mozart: String Quartet No.22 in B fl at, K.589. Salomon Quartet. Hyperion CDA 66458 27Schubert: Die schoene Muellerin, D.795: Die liebe Farbe. Die bose Farbe. Trockne Blumen. Fritz Wunderlich, ten. Hubert Giesen, pno. DG 423 956-2 10

Schubert: Introduction & Variations in E minor on Trockne Blumen, D.802. Uwe Grodd, fte. Matteo Napoli, pno. Naxos 8.570754 21Strahan: Clarinet Quintet No.1 in D, “The Princess”. Alan Vivian, cl. John Gould & Irene Donohoe, vlns. Jane Hazelwood, vla. David Pereira, vlc. 2MBS rec. 28

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

Includes: Roseingrave (arr. Searle): Three Pieces. Royal Ballet Sinfonia/Gavin Sutherland. Naxos 8.557752 10Arr. Britten: O can ye sew cushions. Come you not from Newcastle. The Salley Gardens. Philip Langridge, ten. Northern Sinfonia/Steuart Bedford. Naxos 8.557222 6Debussy: Images: Les parfums de la nuit. Lyon NO/Jun Markl. Naxos 8.572296 9Arnold: English Dances, Set 2, Op.33. Queensland SO/Andrew Penny. Naxos 8.553526 10Durante: Concerto in G minor for Two Violins, Viola & Basso continuo. Il Giardino Armonico/Giovanni Antonini. Teldec 4509-93157-2 12Maslanka: Alto Saxophone Sonata. Jason Xanthoudakis, sax. Robert Chamberlain, pno. 3MBS rec. 34Johnson (arr. McGuire): The Tempest: As I walked forth. Full Fathom Five. Where the bee sucks. Jane Edwards, sop. Marshall McGuire, harp. Artworks AW 019 6Barnes: Barcarolle. Adrian Tien, carilloneur. Move MD 3224 7

TUESDAY 8

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Mendelssohn: Symphony No.3 in A minor, “Scottish”, Op.56. Philharmonia Orch/Otto Klemperer. EMI 9 55910 2 42




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Isabel Veale

Dvorak: Violin Sonatina in G, B.183, Op.100. Josef Suk (b.8/8/1929), vln. Alfred Holecek, pno. Supraphon 11 0270 2 20Janacek: In the Mists. Leif Ove Andsnes, pno. Virgin VC7 91222 2 20Smetana: String Quartet No.1 in E minor, “From My Life”. Amadeus Quartet. DG 479 1924 28Dvorak: Gypsy Melodies, B.104, Op.55. Bernarda Fink, m-sop. Roger Vignoles, pno. HM HMC 901824 13Bartok: Sonata for Two Pianos & Percussion, Sz.110. Katia Labeque & Marielle Labeque, pnos. Sylvio Gualda & Jean-Pierre Drouet, perc. EMI CDC 7 47446 2 26




Cannabich: Symphony No.49 in F. Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia/Uwe Grodd. Naxos 8.554340 13Henselt: Piano Concerto in F minor, Op.16. Marc-Andre Hamelin, pno. BBC Scottish SO/Martyn Brabbins. Hyperion CDA 66717 30Grieg: Four Psalms, Op.74. David Wilson-Johnson, bar. Polyphony/Stephen Layton. Hyperion CDA 66793 25C Schumann: Piano Trio in G minor, Op.17. Darryl Coote, pno. Miwako Abe, vln. Rohan de Korte, vlc. 3MBS rec. 26Delius: North Country Sketches. Royal PO/Sir Thomas Beecham. Sony SMK 58934 25

Bruch: Romance in F, Op.85. Patricia Pollett, vla. Queensland PO/Werner Andreas Albert. Tall Poppies TP 084 9Holland: A Scattering of Leaves. Dulcie Holland, pno. Southern Cross SCCD 1028 15Mozart: Symphony No.30 in D, K.202. Prague CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Telarc 80186 22

4.00 Intermezzowith Nicky Gilderdaleprepared by Anne Bellew




Haydn: Acide e Galatea: Overture. Haydn Sinfonietta Vienna/Manfred Huss. Koch Schwann 3-1723-2 7Haydn: Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross, Hob.III:50-56, Op.51: Excerpts. Josef Herowitsch, spkr. Gidon Kremer & Annette Bik, vlns. Gerard Causse, vla. Ko Iwasaki, vlc. Philips 434 031-2 18C P E Bach: Cello Concerto in A minor, Wq.170. Anner Bylsma, vlc. OAE/Gustav Leonhardt. Virgin VC7 90800 2 26Mozart: Serenade in D, K.185. Jean-Jacques Kantorow, vln. Orch d’Auvergne/Leopold Hager. Denon CO 76530 33Schubert: Mass No.2 in G, D.167. Ensemble Gombert. Academy of Melbourne/Brett Kelly. 3MBS rec. 21





10.00 Jazz Riverswith Alison Lee-Tet

WEDNESDAY 9

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Czerny: Symphony No.2 in D, Op.781. Frankfurt State Orch/Nikos Athinaos. Signum SIG X78-00 41




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Peter Greenprogrammed by Bill Mack

Includes: Crusell: Clarinet Concerto No.1 in E fl at, Op.1. Emma Johnson, cl. Royal PO/Gunther Herbig. ASV DCA 763 23Mozart: String Quartet No.12 in B fl at, K.172. Amadeus Quartet. DG 423 300-2 14Beethoven: Variations on an Original Theme in F, Op.34. Alfred Brendel, pno. Philips 432 093-2 14Alyabiev: Piano Trio in A minor. Borodin Trio. Chandos CHAN 8975 20Prokofi ev: Piano Sonata No.6 in A, Op.82. John Lill, pno. ASV DCA 754 28




Hummel: Introduction, Theme & Variations in F, Op.102. Pierre Feit, oboe. Bamberg SO/Martin Turnovsky. Koch Schwann 3-1702-2 13Brahms: Violin Concerto in D, Op.77. Ida Haendel, vln. BBC SO/Gennady Rozhdestvensky. BBC MM 389 41Bruckner: Symphony No.4 in E fl at, “Romantic”. Dresden State Orch/Eugen Jochum. EMI 4 64004 2 65Nardini (arr. Flesch): Violin Sonata in D. Ida Haendel, vln. Geoffrey Parsons, pno. Testament SBT 1258 18Weber: Seven Variations on a Theme from “Silvana”, Op.33. Hans Rudolf Stalder, cl. Zsuzsanna Sirokay, pno. Jecklin 536-2 15Larsson: Pastoral Suite, Op.19. Helsingborg SO/Okko Kamu. Naxos 8.553115 13




Poulenc: Melancholy. Antony Gray, pno. ABC 481 1836 6Ravel: Miroirs. Pierre-Laurent Aimard, pno. Decca 478 3725 29Messiaen: Apparition de l’Eglise eternelle. Thomas Trotter, org. Decca 436 400-2 10Chaminade: Automne in D fl at, Op.35/2. Stephen Hough, pno. Hyperion CDA 67890 6

8.00 Wednesday Night at the Operawith Nigel Simpson

Handel: Semele. Belinda Montgomery & Anna Ryberg, sops. Sally-Anne Russell, m-sop. Paul McMahon, ten. Stephen Bennett & Angus Wood, bars. Cantillation. Sirius Ensemble/Antony Walker. ABC 980 0470 151Purcell: The Indian Queen. Rosemary Hardy, sop. Martyn Hill & John Elwes, tens. Stephen Varcoe, bar. David Thomas, bass. Monteverdi Choir. EBS/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. Erato 2292-45556-2 63



THURSDAY 10

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Marshall-Hall: Symphony in E fl at. Queensland Theatre Orch/Warren Bebbington. Move MD 3081 37





Classics From Folk TraditionsTippett: A Child of our Time: Five Negro Spirituals. Finzi Singers/Paul Spicer. Chandos CHAN 9265 13

Sculthorpe: Island Songs. Russell Smith, didgeridoo. Louisa Breen & Bonnie Brown, pnos. Private rec. 18Dvorak: Piano Trio No.4 in E minor, “Dumky”, B.166, Op.90. Trio Anima Mundi. 3MBS rec. 32Britten: Folk Song Arrangements. Dame Felicity Lott, sop. Philip Langridge, ten. Graham Johnson, pno. Naxos 8.557220 16Piazzolla: Bandoneon Concerto, “Aconcagua”. Lothar Hensel, bandoneon. New German Chamber Academy/Johannes Goritzki. Capricccio 10 565 22




Brahms: Piano Concerto No.1 in D minor, Op.15. Radu Lupu, pno. London PO/Edo de Waart. Decca 478 8772 49Respighi: Church Windows. Philharmonia Orch/Geoffrey Simon. Chandos CHAN 8317 26Glazunov: Symphony No.6 in C minor, Op.58. USSR Ministry of Culture SO/Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Melodiya MA 00127 42Brahms: Serenade No.2 in A, Op.16. London SO/Istvan Kertesz. Decca 478 6420 29Brumby: South Bank Overture. Queensland SO/Werner Andreas Albert. Jade JADCD 1042 10Beethoven: Rondo in C, Op.51/1. Radu Lupu, pno. Decca 478 8772 6





8.00 Illuminations

Henry Purcell: The First True British ComposerThis is a journey throughout 2 centuries of music, which forged the

English nation. 350 years ago, London, a city recovering after civil war, plague and fi re, was home to the great British composer, Henry Purcell, the fi rst of four towering fi gures who shaped the music and musical life of the emerging United Kingdom. The others, Handel, Haydn and Mendelssohn, along with Purcell, brought a fresh sound and fresh ideas to a land in the process of transforming itself into a modern society. Join Anthea Same as she explores the life of Henry Purcell, how he changed the way we make, and even hear and think about music.




FRIDAY 11

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Murray Vagg

Franck: Symphony in D minor. Berlin PO/Carlo Maria Giulini. DG 479 1049 45

6.00 Daybreakwith Holly Reid




Cimarosa: The Secret Marriage: Overture. Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia/Alessandro Amoretti. Naxos 8.570508 6Bozza: Five Songs on Japanese Themes. Frederick Shade, fte. Len Vorster, pno. Screenthemes ST 5004 7Mozart: Flute Quartet in D, K.285. Genevieve Lacey, rec. Members of Flinders Quartet. ABC 481 1562 14Mozart: Piano Concerto No.21 in C, K.467. Vera Kameneva, pno. Australian CO/Christopher Hogwood. ABC 461 654-2 28Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.15 in D, “Pastorale”, Op.28. Gerard Willems, pno. ABC 465 695-2 25Pollini: Theme & Variations. Claudia Antonelli, harp. Naxos 8.554252 6Grainger: In a Nutshell. BBC PO/Richard Hickox. Chandos CHAN 10633(19) 20




Elgar: Cockaigne Overture, Op.40. London SO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Argo 430 835-2 14Lovelock: Trumpet Concerto. Geoffrey Payne, tpt. Melbourne SO/John Hopkins. ABC 426 990-2 17Monteverdi: Tempro la cetra. To This Elm. Delitiae Musicae/Marco Longhini. Naxos 8.555314-16 17Beethoven: String Quartet No.15 in A minor, Op.132. Tokyo Quartet. HM 807483 44

Brahms: Symphony No.4 in E minor, Op.98. Chicago SO/Carlo Maria Giulini. EMI 5 85974 2 43Bridge: Suite for String Orchestra. English String Orch/William Boughton. Nimbus NI 5212 20Carmichael: Damon Suite. Antony Gray, pno. ABC 476 6191 8







SATURDAY 12

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Peter Mecoles

Bruckner: Symphony No.8 in C minor. Berlin PO/Eugen Jochum. DG 429 079-2 74



Includes: Anon: O che bel star. Accordone. ORF 212 6Geminiani: Concerto grosso in B fl at, Op.7/6. ASMF/Iona Brown. ASV 724 18

Allegri: Miserere. King’s College Choir, Cambridge/Sir David Willcocks. Decca 478 8918 11Bach: Concerto in D minor for Two Violins, BWV.1043. Nigel Kennedy & Daniel Stabrawa, vlns. Berlin PO/Nigel Kennedy. EMI 5 57091 2 14Barriere: Sonata No.10 in G for Two Cellos. Alister Barker & Chien-Hsiu Ong, vlcs. 3MBS rec. 9Gossec: 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 16Lassus: Salmo penitenziale No.1, “Domine, ne in furore tuo”. Chiaroscuro Ensemble/Nigel Rogers. Nuova Era 6741 12Punto: Horn Concerto No.11 in E. Andrew Joy, horn. Cologne RSO/Johannes Goritzki. Capriccio 10 837 15Danzi: Concert Piece in G minor - Variations from “Don Giovanni”. Sabine Meyer, cl. Zurich Opera Orch/Franz Welser-Moest. EMI 5 56137 2 10



Ysaye: Poeme elegaique, Op.12. Jerrold Rubenstein, vln. Belgian NO/Mendi Rodan. Musica Mundi 311 099 H1 15Dohnanyi: Piano Quintet in C minor, Op.1. Martin Roscoe, pno. Vanbrugh Quartet. ASV DCA 915 29Spohr: Clarinet Concerto No.1 in C minor, Op.26. Ernst Ottensamer, cl. Slovak State PO/Johannes Wildner. Naxos 8.550688 20Rachmaninov: Symphony No.3 in A minor, Op.44. London SO/Neeme Jarvi. Chandos CHAN 8614 43






12.00 Saturday Lunchtime Miscellanywith Rod Watson

Includes: Parry: Overture to an Unwritten Tragedy. English Northern Philharmonia/David Lloyd-Jones. Helios CDH 55088 11Sullivan: Thespis. RTE Concert Orch/Andrew Penny. Marco Polo 8.223460 9L Mozart: Trumpet Concerto in D. Niklas Eklund, tpt. Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble/Nild-Erik Sparf. Naxos 8.553531 11Kelly (arr. Hamilton): Elegy for Strings, “In Memorium Rupert Brooke” (arr. Choir). Australian Voices/Gordon Hamilton. ABC 4814060 6Sammartini: Recorder Concerto in F. David Munrow, rec. ASMF/Neville Marriner. WRC R 05904 (LP) 17Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No.4 in G, BWV.1049. John Turner & David Munrow, recs. Jose-Luis Garcia, vln. English CO/Raymond Leppard. Philips 478 4614 16Byrd: Mounsier’s Almain. Dowland: Lachrimae Pavan. Early Music Consort of London/David Munrow. Angel S-36851 7Bach (arr. Grainger): Toccata in F, BWV.540. Max Cooke, Darryl Coote & Robert Chamberlain, pnos. Move MD 3158 8Saint-Georges: Violin Concerto in D, Op.3/1. Qian Zhou, vln. Toronto Camerata/Kevin Mallon. Naxos 8.557322 19






Schubert: Symphony No.3 in D, D.200. RCO/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Teldec 4509-91184-2 24Haydn: Cello Concerto No.1 in C, Hob.VIIb:1. Emma-Jane Murphy, vlc. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. ACO rec. 24Mozart: Mass No.18 in C minor, “Great”, K.427. Barbara Hendricks & Janet Perry, sops. Peter Schreier, ten. Benjamin Luxon, bar. Vienna Singverein. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 479 1049 59


Includes: Prokofi ev: Romeo & Juliet Suite, Op.75. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. Decca 480 3605 32Bach (arr. Grainger): Toccata & Fugue in D minor, BWV.565. Martin Jones, pno. Nimbus NI 5255 8Bridge: Three Sketches. Ashley Wass, pno. Naxos 8.557921 8C Schumann: Soirees musicales, Op.6. Yoshiko Iwai, pno. Naxos 8.553501 22Grunfeld: A Night in Vienna, Op.56. Konstantin Scherbakov, pno. EMI 5 69704 2 6Medtner: Forgotten Melodies, Op.38. Lilya Zilberstein, pno. DG 437 805-2 24


Includes: Biber: Partita No.7 in C minor. Purcell Quartet. Chandos CHAN 0575/6 19Telemann: Concerto in A for Flute, Violin & Strings. Edwina Smith, fte. Anne Schuman, vln. Orch of the Golden Age/Robert Glenton. Naxos 8.553724 27Cavalli: Magnifi cat. Balthasar-Neumann Choir & Ensemble/Thomas Hengelbrock. DHM 05472 77531 2 15Pergolesi: Nel chiuso centro. Anna Netrebko, sop. St Cecilia Academy Orch/Antonio Pappano. DG 477 9337 17Mancini: Flute Sonata No.10 in B minor. Trio Mancini. Carpe Diem 16255 10




Philippe HerrewegheBach: Cantata, “We praise Thee, Jesus Christ”, BWV.91. Dorothee Mields, sop. Ingeborg Danz, m-sop. Mark Padmore, ten. Peter Kooy, bass. Collegium Vocale Ghent/Philippe Herreweghe. HM HML 5908369.71 17Josquin des Prez: Ave Nobilissima Creatura. La Chapelle Royale/Philippe Herreweghe. HM HMC 901243 9Brahms: Two Motets, Op.74. Collegium Vocale Cologne. La Chapelle Royale/Philippe Herreweghe. HM HMC 901122 16Mahler: Symphony No.4 in G. Rosemary Joshua, sop. Orchestre des Champs Elysees/Philippe Herreweghe. Outhere LPH 001 53DuMont: Magnifi cat. La Chapelle Royale & Choir/Philippe Herreweghe. HM HMA 1901077 13


SUNDAY 13

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Collector’s Corner with Henry FogelA Leoncavallo Rarity

2.00 Notturnoprepared by Murray Vagg



7.00 Hymns Old & Newwith Peter Wakeley

Includes: Arr. Lozenz: Give me joy in my heart. Redhead: Rock of ages. Arr. Hatton: Fight the good fi ght. Toolan: I am the bread of life.

7.30 Organ and Choral Musicwith Peter Wakeley

Includes: Scheidemann: Lobet den Herren. Es spricht der Unweisen Mund wohl. Karin Nelson, org. Naxos 8.554203 12Hassler: Tanzen und Springen. Weelkes: Though my carriage be but careless. Ferrabosco: Fuerunt, mihi lacrimae. Voice Box/Andrew Robertson. Voice Box MCD 124 6Mozart: Andante in F, K.616. David Drury, org. Walsingham WAL 8021-2 7Whyte: Christe, qui lux es et dies. Palestrina: Christe, qui lux es et dies. Clare College Choir/Timothy Brown. Collegium CSCD 902 8Faure: Cantique de Jean Racine, Op.11. Cambridge Singers. City of London Sinfonia/John Rutter. Collegium CSCD 500 7Dupre: Les Nympheas, Op.54: Rayons. Brumes. Les Fleurs. Jeremy Filsell, org. Guild GMCD 7188 10Blow: Sing ye Muses. Purcell: We come. In these delightful pleasant groves. Cantilena. Badinerie Players/Peter Roennfeldt. Cantilena CS 12189 6

9.00 Morning Classicswith Paul Butler


Includes: Boccherini: Symphony in D, G.503. New Philharmonia Orch/Raymond Leppard. Philips 438 314-2 25Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No.2 in C minor, Op.18. Roger Woodward, pno. Sydney SO/Charles Dutoit. ABC 481 1322 33Dvorak: Symphony No.7 in D minor, B.141, Op.70. Philharmonia Orch/Sir Charles Mackerras. Signum SIG 183 37Delius: Summer Night on the River. English CO/Benjamin Britten. Decca 478 5672 6


With special guest, Australian soprano,Helena Dix.


Includes: Kabalevsky: The Comedians, Op.26. Moscow SO/Vasily Jelvakov. Naxos 8.553411 15Addinsell (arr. Gamley): The Prince and the Showgirl: Excerpts. BBC Concert Orch/Kenneth Alwyn. Marco Polo 8.223732 6Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody No.6 in D fl at. LGO/Kurt Masur. Philips 412 724-2 13Hanmer: Blue Hills Rhapsody. Queensland SO/Ronald Hanmer. ABC 442 374-2 13Mendelssohn: Concerto in E for Two Pianos. Stephen Coombs & Ian Munro, pnos. BBC Scottish SO/Jerzy Maksymiuk. Hyperion CDA 66567 30M Haydn: Symphony in C, P.12. Franz Liszt CO/Janos Rolla. Teldec 9031-74788-2 16Minkus (arr. Lanchbery): Don Quixote: Excerpts. Elizabethan Trust Melbourne Orch/John Lanchbery. EMI 7 54536 2 11


Hill: Viola Concerto in A minor. Robert Pikler, vla. Sydney SO/Sir Bernard Heinze. RCA SL 16372 23Stenhammar: The Song. Soloists. Choirs. Swedish RSO/Herbert Blomstedt. Caprice CAP 2111358 35Shostakovich: Symphony No.10 in E minor, Op.93. Leningrad PO/Yevgeni Mravinsky. Erato 2292-45753-2 48



5.00 Refl ections

With special guest, conductor,Simone Young.


Festival of English Music; Heidelberg Wind Ensemble; Salvation Army Citadel, Box Hill; 6/5/2017; (Recorded by Hofl and Music).

Jacob: Music for a Festival. De Meij: Klezmer Classics. Grainger (arr. Brion/Schissel): Handel in the Strand. Johnson: Sinfonietta for Wind Orchestra.


Includes: Tallis: Commandments. Chapelle du Roi/Alistair Dixon. Signum SIG 022 6

Biber: Requiem in F minor. Catherine Bott & Tessa Bonner, sops. Christopher Robson, alto. John Mark Ainsley, ten. Michael George, bass. New London Consort/Philip Pickett. L’Oiseau-Lyre 436 460-2 30Delalande: Dies Irae, S.31. La Chapelle Royale/Philippe Herreweghe. HM HMC 901352 28Thomas: Lux Lucis. Women’s Schola. Seattle Pro Musica/Karen P Thomas. SPM 9805 12Dvorak: Psalm 149, B.91, Op.79. Washington National SO & Chorus/Robert Shafer. Naxos 8.555301-02 9




MONDAY 14

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Vainberg: Chamber Symphony No.1, Op.145. Umea SO/Thord Svedlund. Olympia OCD 651 28

6.00 Daybreakwith Frank Prain




Bowman: June Light. Greta Bradman, sop. Calvin Bowman, org. 3MBS rec. 14

Part: Fratres. Miwako Abe, vln. Margaret Legge-Wilkinson, pno. 3MBS rec. 11Shostakovich: Piano Trio No.1 in C minor, Op.8. Vienna Piano Trio. Nimbus NI 5572 13Hyde: Clarinet Sonata in F minor. Deborah de Graaff, cl. David Miller, pno. Walsingham WAL 80442 17Schumann: Piano Quintet in E fl at, Op.44. Amir Farid, pno. Elandra String Quartet. 3MBS rec. 32Brahms: Liebeslieder Waltzes, Op.52. Swiss Radio Chorus/Diego Fasolis. Martha Argerich & Gabriela Montero, pno duet. DG 477 988 22



1.00 Concert Hallwith Thilo Troschke

Mozart: Don Giovanni: Overture. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 419 635-2 6Schubert: String Quartet No.14 in D minor, “Death and the Maiden”, D.810. Juilliard Quartet. CBS M2YK 45617 39Weber: Der Freischuetz: Excerpts. Bavarian RSO & Choir/Eugen Jochum. DG 423 869-2 60Hummel: Piano Concerto No.2 in A minor, Op.85. Stephen Hough, pno. English CO/Bryden Thomson. Chandos CHAN 8507 30Hill: Symphony No.6 in B fl at, “Celtic”. Melbourne SO/Wilfred Lehmann. Marco Polo 8.220345 24

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Includes: Brahms: String Quintet No.2 in G, Op.111. Members of Berlin Philharmonic Octet. Philips 426 094-2 26Taneyev: Piano Trio in D, Op.22. Borodin Trio. Brilliant Classics 93423/2 46Rimsky-Korsakov: Dream on a Summer’s Night, Op.56/2. The Lark’s Song, Op.43/1. Anna Netrebko, sop. Daniel Barenboim, pno. DG 477 8589 6Shostakovich: String Quartet No.10 in A fl at, Op.118. Brodsky Quartet. Teldec 9031-71702-2 23

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

Includes: Chagrin: Renaissance Suite. Royal Ballet Sinfonia/Gavin Sutherland. Naxos 8.557752 7Trad. Lincolnshire (arr. Grainger): I’m seventeen come Sunday. Brigg Fair. Dan Walker, ten. Cantillation. Sinfonia Australis/Antony Walker & Paul Stanhope. ABC 476 8035 6A Scarlatti: Sonata in A minor for Recorder, Two Violins & Basso continuo. Il Giardino Armonico/Giovanni Antonini. Teldec 4509-93157-2 11Arnold: Four Scottish Dances, Op.59. Queensland SO/Andrew Penny. Naxos 8.553526 9Howells: Sir Patrick Spens, Op.23. Katy Butler, sop. James Gilchrist, ten. Roderick Williams, bar. Bach Choir. Bournemouth SO/David Hill. Naxos 8.570352 20Finzi: Introit in F, Op.6. Lesley Hatfi eld, vln, Northern Sinfonia/Howard Griffi ths. Naxos 8.553566 9Delius: Violin Sonata in B, Op.posth. Tasmin Little, vln. Piers Lane, pno. Conifer 75605 51315 2 25Revueltas: Colorines. English Chamber Orchestra/Gisele Ben-Dor. Naxos 8.572250 8

TUESDAY 15

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Benjamin: Symphony No.1. Queensland SO/Christopher Lyndon-Gee. Marco Polo 8.223764 39





Includes: Coleridge-Taylor (b.15/8/1875): Clarinet Quintet in A, Op.10. Harold Wright, cl. Hawthorne String Quartet. Koch 3-7056-2H1 36Ibert (b.15/8/1890): Concertino da camera for Alto Saxophone and Eleven Instruments. John Harle, sax. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. EMI CDC 7 54301 2 13Salieri: Piano Concerto in C. Aldo Ciccolini (b.15/8/1925), pno. I Solisti Veneti/Claudio Scimone. Sound CDC 10 19Brahms: Violin Sonata No.3 in D minor, Op.108. Josef Suk, vln. Julius Katchen (b.15/8/1926), pno. Decca 452 341-2 21Stanhope: My Song is Love Unknown. Eldering Ensemble. Andra Darzins, vla. Private rec. 10




Cimarosa: Alexander in India: Overture. Toronto CO/Kevin Mallon. Naxos 8.570279 10Liszt: Piano Sonata in B minor, S.178. Leslie Howard, pno. Hyperion CDA 66429 24Bach: Orchestral Suite No.3 in D, BWV.1068. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 53356 21Lully: Dies irae. Donna Brown, sop. Guillemette Laurens, m-sop. Howard Crook & Herve Lamy, tens. Peter Kooy, bass. La Chapelle Royale/Philippe Herreweghe. HM HMX 2908147 19Kuhlau: Concerto in F minor for Two Horns & Orchestra, Op.45. Ib Lanzky-Otto & Froydis Ree Wekre, horns. Odense SO/Othmar Maga. UK DKP 9110 23Koehne: Nearly Beloved: Excerpts. Max Lambert, pno. Robert Ingram & Gordon Bennett, vlns. Andrea Ulrich, vla. Barbara Woolley, vlc. Tall Poppies TP 146 17Elgar: Falstaff, Op.68. BBC SO/Sir Andrew Davis. Teldec 4509-98436-2 35Mozart: Symphony in F, K.76. English Concert/Trevor Pinnock. Archiv 471 666-2 15





Salieri: The Stolen Bucket: Overture. CSRSO/Michael Dittrich. Marco Polo 8.223381 6Haydn: String Quartet in D, Hob.III:8, Op.2/2 (arr. Guitar). Karin Schaupp, gtr. Members of Flinders Quartet. ABC 476 4435 23Dittersdorf: Sinfonia concertante in D. Lubomir Maly, vla. Frantisek Posta, db. Dvorak CO/Frantisek Vajnar. Supraphon 11 0951-2 25

Cannabich: Symphony No.49 in F. Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia/Uwe Grodd. Naxos 8.554340 13F X Mozart: Piano Concerto No.1 in C, Op.14. Howard Shelley, pno. St Gallen SO/Howard Shelley. Hyperion CDA 68126 26Mozart: Flute Quartet in D, K.285. Prudence Davis, fte. Zoe Black, vln. Trevor Jones, vla. Phillip Green, vlc. 3MBS rec. 15




10.00 Jazz Riverswith Peter de Ryk

WEDNESDAY 16

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


d’Indy: Symphony No.1 in A, “Italienne”. Orch of Brittany/Lionel Bringuier. Timpani 1C1125 38




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Bill Mack

Includes: Vivaldi: Concerto in B minor for Four Violins, RV.580, Op.3/10. Glauco Bertagnin, Marco Fornaciari, Kazuki Sasaki & Stefano Zanchetta, vlns. I Solisti Veneti/Claudio Scimone. Erato 2292-45668-2 9


Haydn: Divertimento in G, Hob.XV:41. Beaux Arts Trio. Philips 432 064-2 17Dvorak: String Quintet in G, B.49, Op.77. Members of Vienna Octet. Decca 430 299-2 33Janacek: Piano Sonata, “From the Street”. Leif Ove Andsnes, pno. Virgin VC7 91222 2 15Prokofi ev: Violin Sonata No.2 in D, Op.94a. Dmitry Sitkovetsky, vln. Pavel Gililov, pno. Virgin VC7 91191 2 24




Donizetti: Oboe d’amore Concertino in G. Gunther Passin, oboe d’amore. RIAS Sinfonietta/Jiri Starek. Koch Schwann 3-1702-2 11Glazunov: Violin Concerto in A minor, Op.82. Frank Peter Zimmermann, vln. London PO/Franz Welser-Moest (b.16/8/1960). EMI 7 54872 2 19Bruckner: Symphony No.5 in B fl at. Dresden State Orch/Eugen Jochum. EMI 4 64004 2 77Rossini: Introduction, Theme & Variations in E fl at. Sabine Meyer, cl. Zurich Opera Orch/Franz Welser-Moest. EMI 5 56137 2 11Scharwenka: Polonaise in C sharp minor, Op.12. Valse-Caprice in A, Op.31. Polonaise in F minor, Op.42. Seta Tanyel, pno. Collins 13252 18Kodaly: Variations on a Hungarian Folksong, “The Peacock”. London PO/Franz Welser-Moest. EMI CDC 7 54858 2 28




Beethoven: Andante favori in F, WoO.57. Sviatoslav Richter, pno. Philips 456 949-2 8Schubert: Piano Sonata No.21 in B fl at, D.960. Sviatoslav Richter, pno. Olympia OCD 335 46


Verdi: Nabucco. Ghena Dimitrova, sop. Placido Domingo, ten. Piero Cappuccilli, bar. Evgeny Nesterenko, bass. German Opera Berlin Orch & Chorus/Giuseppe Sinopoli. DG 410 512-2 125



THURSDAY 17

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Myaskovsky: Symphony No.24 in F minor, Op.63. Moscow PO/Dmitry Yablonsky. Naxos 8.555376 35





The Classic Excellence Of Andras SchiffIncludes: Bach: Keyboard Concerto in A, BWV.1055. Andras Schiff, pno. CO of Europe. Decca 478 4210 13

Schubert: Songs, D.510. Cecilia Bartoli, m-sop. Andras Schiff, pno. Decca 478 3160 20Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.23 in F minor, “Appassionata”, Op.57. Andras Schiff, pno. ECM 476 6187 26Mozart: Piano Quartet No.2 in E fl at, K.493. Andras Schiff, pno. Yuuko Shiokawa, vln. Erich Hobarth, vla. Miklos Perenyi, vlc. Decca 444 115-2 40




Includes: Mahler: Ruckert Lieder. Christa Ludwig, m-sop. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 459 335-2 20Howells: Concerto for String Orchestra. Royal Liverpool PO/Vernon Handley. Hyperion CDA 66610 28Korngold: Symphonic Serenade in B, Op.39. BBC PO/Matthias Bamert. Chandos CHAN 9508 31Schumann: Symphony No.1 in B fl at, “Spring”, Op.38. RCO/Riccardo Chailly. Decca 425 608 2 32Westlake: Piano Sonata No.2. Jayson Gillham, pno. 4MBS rec. 9Tartini: Violin Concerto in A, D.96. Giuliano Carmignola, vln. Venice Baroque Orch/Andrea Marcon. Archiv 474 517-2 18Villa-Lobos: Guitar Concerto. Pepe Romero, gtr. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Decca 478 5669 19




8.00 Illuminations

Music Inspired by Literature: Sir Walter ScottThe home of 3MBS is named after the Scottish home of Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) who inspired composers to an extent surpassed only by Shakespeare. He lived through some of the most interesting and momentous events of British and European history. Peter Gardner explores the surprisingly extensive infl uence on and inspiration to composers including Schubert, Berlioz, Donizetti, Bellini, Arthur Sullivan, Parry, Rossini, Max Bruch, Elgar, and James Curno.




FRIDAY 18

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Esther Peng

R Strauss: An Alpine Symphony, Op.64. San Francisco SO/Herbert Blomstedt. Decca 478 3162 55

6.00 Daybreakwith Adrian McEnieryprogrammed by Jane Mitchell





Includes: Easton: Overture to an Italianate Comedy. State Orch of Victoria/Brett Kelly. Naxos 8.554368 6Spohr: Violin & Harp Sonata in D, Op.114. Sophie Langdon, vln. Hugh Webb, harp. Naxos 8.555365 23Respighi (arr. Divall): The Sunset. Sara Macliver, sop. Australian String Quartet. Private rec. 18Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.5 in E fl at, “Emperor”, Op.73. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. Cleveland Orch/Vladimir Ashkenazy. Decca 478 5093 40Kats-Chernin: Gypsy Ramble. Streeton Trio. Private rec. 11




Zelenka: Cappricio in G, ZWV.190. Virtuosi Saxoniae/Ludwig Guttler. Berlin Classics 0011492BC 16Hummel: Trumpet Concerto in E. Wynton Marsalis, tpt. English CO/Raymond Leppard. Sony SK 57497 19Puccini: Suor Angelica. Dame Joan Sutherland & Isobel Buchanan, sops. Elizabeth Connell & Christa Ludwig, m-sops. Finchley Children’s Music Group. London Opera Chorus. National PO/Richard Bonynge. Decca 475 6531 58

Beethoven: String Quartet No.16 in F, Op.135. Goldner Quartet. ABC 476 3543 27Grainger: Danish Folk Music Suite. Penelope Thwaites, pno. Chandos CHAN 10638(19) 16Vaughan Williams: Serenade to Music. Royal Liverpool PO & Choir/Vernon Handley. EMI EMX 2173 13Britten: Simple Symphony, Op.4. Bournemouth Sinfonietta/Ronald Thomas. Chandos CHAN 6592 16







SATURDAY 19

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Paul Burke

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



Includes: Gesualdo: Four Motets. European Vocal Ensemble. La Chapelle Royale/Philippe Herreweghe. HM HMC 901320 16W F Bach: Sinfonia in D. Polish Philharmonic CO/Wojciech Rajski. Thorofon CTH 2050 14Cambini: Sinfonia concertante in D for Flute, Two Violins & Orchestra. Raffaele Giuliani, fte. Mauro Catalano & Malgorzata Graczyk, vlns. Milan CO/Paolo Vaglieri. Nuova Era 7059 16Naudot: Recorder Concerto in G, Op.17/5. Hans-Martin Linde, rec. Linde Consort/Hans-Martin Linde. EMI CDC 7 47985 2 10Castello: Sonata nona a 3 for Cornetto, Violin, Dulcian, Chittarone & Organ. Musicalische Compagney. Teldec 8.44011 8Ries: Octet in F minor, Op.128. Consortium Classicum. EMI 9 99745 2 21Wassenaer: Concerto Armonici No.3 in A. Brandenburg Consort/Roy Goodman. Hyperion CDA 66670 9Pollini: Theme & Variations. Claudia Antonelli, harp. Naxos 8.554252 6



Weber: Der Freischutz: Overture. Philharmonia Orch/Neeme Jarvi. Chandos CHAN 8766 10Chopin (arr. Douglas): Les Sylphides. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. Decca 478 5630 28Saint-Saens: Piano Concerto No.4 in C minor, Op.44. Pascal Roge, pno. Philharmonia Orch/Charles Dutoit. Decca 478 3196 26Brahms: Symphony No.1 in C minor, Op.68. LGO/Riccardo Chailly. Decca 478 5344 44





12.00 Saturday Lunchtime Miscellanywith Mariese Shallard

programmed by Rod WatsonIncludes: Haydn: Symphony No.83 in G minor, “The Hen”, Hob.I:83. Tafelmusik/Bruno Weil. Sony SK 66295 24Kodaly: Variations on a Hungarian Folksong, “The Peacock”. London PO/Sir Georg Solti. Decca 478 3706 23Vaughan Williams: The Lark Ascending. Iona Brown, vln. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Decca 442 8341 16Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake, Op.20: The Black Swan. London SO/Richard Bonynge. Decca 433 861-2 10Respighi: The Birds. Philadelphia Orch/Eugene Ormandy. Sony SBK 60311 19







Includes: Chadwick: Symphonic Sketches in A. Detroit SO/Neeme Jarvi. Chandos CHAN 9334 29Barber: Violin Concerto in G, Op.14. Dene Olding, vln. Melbourne SO/Hiroyuki Iwaki. ABC 434 900-2 23Korngold: Symphony in F sharp, Op.40. BBC PO/Sir Edward Downes. Chandos CHAN 9171 52


Includes: Poulenc: Les Soirees de Nazelles. Antony Gray, pno. ABC 481 1837 25Bargiel: Fantasy No.1 in B minor, Op.5. Daniel Blumenthal, pno. Marco Polo 8.223606 16Coleridge-Taylor: Spirituals, Op.5/1: Excerpts. Virginia Eskin, pno. Koch 3-7056-2H1 18Bach: English Suite No.1 in A, BWV.806. Murray Perahia, pno. Sony SK 60276 22Scriabin: Piano Sonata No.9 in F, “Black Mass”, Op.68. Hoang Pham, pno. Greenside rec. 10Villa-Lobos: Francette and Pia. Sonia Rubinsky & Tatjana Rankovich, pno duet. Naxos 8.555717 16


Includes: Zelenka: Sinfonia concertante in A minor. Heinz Holliger & Hans Elhorst, oboes. Manfred Sax, bsn. Dieter Leicht, vlc. Christiane Jaccottet, hpschd. Camerata Bern/Alexander van Wijnkoop. Archiv 479 1045 AB55 24Murcia: Suite in D minor: Excerpts. Barry Mason, gtr. Amon Ra SAR 45 15Monteverdi: Vespers of the Blessed Virgin: Part 1. Stuttgart Chamber Choir. Niederalteicher Choral

Scholars/Frieder Bernius. Musica Fiata Cologne. DHM RD 77760 25Blavet: Flute Concerto in A minor. Wilbert Hazelzet, fte. Musica Antiqua Cologne/Reinhard Goebel. Archiv 415 298-2 14




The City of BostonIncludes: Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A, K.581. Boston Symphony Chamber Players. Universal Mozart 225 34Scriabin: The Poem of Ecstacy, Op.54. Boston SO/Claudio Abbado. DG 479 0013 19R Strauss: Salome, Op.54: Ah, wolltest mich. Leontyne Price, sop. Boston SO/Erich Leinsdorf. RCA 60398-2 RG 15Debussy: Nocturnes. New England Conservatory Chorus. Boston SO/Claudio Abbado. DG 479 0013 25Styne: Let Me Entertain You. Boston Pops/John Williams. Sony SK 45567 12


SUNDAY 20

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Collector’s Corner with Henry FogelFrank Shipway, Conductor

2.00 Notturnoprepared by Marjorie Hall



7.00 Hymns Old & Newwith John Worcesterprogrammed by Peter Wakeley

Includes: Dykes: Jesu, lover of my soul. Gardiner’s Sacred Melodies 1812: By cool Siloam’s shady rill. Watson: God is our song, and every singer blest. S S Wesley: O thou who camest from above. S S Wesley: The church’s one foundation.

7.30 Organ and Choral Musicwith John Worcester

Includes: Haydn: Pieces for Musical Clock. Brendan Lukin, org. Private rec. 10Brumby: Toccata. Amy Johansen, org. Move MD 3293 6Mozart: Andante in F, K.616. Iain Quinn, org. Regent REG 476 8Palestrina: If thou know not, O thou fairest among women. Thy cheeks are comely like doves. Palestrina Ensemble Munich/Venanz Schubert. Naxos 8.573096 12Panufnik: Westminster Mass: Kyrie. Gloria. London Oratory School Schola/Lee Ward. Regent REG 293 11Karg-Elert: Two Choral Preludes. Rhys Boak, org. Move MD 3294 7

9.00 Morning Classicswith Phil Moye

Grieg: Wedding day at Troldhaugen, Op.65/6. Tasmanian SO/Sebastian Lang-Lessing. ABC 476 4523 6Vivaldi: Chamber Concerto in G minor, RV.103. Michala Petri, rec. Heinz Holliger, oboe. Klaus Thunemann, bsn. I Musici. Philips 478 4614 10Tchaikovsky: Sleeping Beauty, Op.66: Excerpts. Tasmanian SO/Nicolette Fraillon. ABC 480 6403 12Dvorak: Piano Quintet No.2 in A, B.155, Op.81. Piers Lane, pno. Goldner String Quartet. Hyperion CDA 67805 39Bach: Cantata, “Ah, how fl eeting, ah, how futile”, BWV.26. Edith Mathis, sop. Trudeliese Schmidt, m-sop. Peter Schreier, ten. Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, bar. Munich Bach Orch & Choir/Karl Richter. Archiv 427 130-2 18

Hill (arr. Stiles): Piano Trio in A minor. Salzburg Piano Trio. Schloss Traun SKT 2004-01 23


With special guest, conductor,Simone Young.


Includes: Wagner: The Mastersingers of Nuremberg: Prelude. English PO. Critic’s Choice CCD 920 10Saint-Saens (arr. Glennie): Introduction & Rondo capriccioso in A minor, Op.28. Evelyn Glennie, perc. National PO/Barry Wordsworth. RCA RD 60242 9Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in E minor, Op.64. Joshua Bell, vln. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Decca 421 145-2 29Mozart: Piano Concerto No.19 in F, K.459. Andras Schiff, pno. Salzburg Mozarteum Camerata Academia/Sandor Vegh. Decca 421 259-2 26Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker Suite: Excerpts. ROHO/Ernest Ansermet. Decca 442 9986 18


Walton: Portsmouth Point Overture. London SO/Andre Previn. Warner 4 40858 2 6Delius: Paris - The Song of a Geat City. Royal Liverpool PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. EMI EMX 2185 22Finzi: Clarinet Concerto in C minor, Op.31. Emma Johnson, cl. Royal PO/Sir Charles Groves. ASV DCA 787 28Carr: Requiem for an Angel. Sophie Bevan, sop. Mark Stone, bar. Chorus Angelorum. Bath Phillharmonia/Gavin Carr. Stone 5060192780048 51




5.00 Refl ections

With special guest, fi rst violinist ofthe Takács Quartet,Edward Dusinberre.


Schubertiade; Seraphim Trio – Anna Goldsworthy (piano), Helen Ayres (violin) & Tim Nankervis (cello) with Jacqui Cronin (viola) & Belinda Kendall-Smith (double-bass); Morthlock State Library of South Australia, Adelaide; 24/9/2016. (Recorded by Kym Wilson).

Seraphim TrioSchubert: Impromptu in E fl at, D.899/2. Violin Sonata in D, D.384. Arpeggione Sonata in A minor, D.821. Piano Trio No.1 in B fl at, D.898.


Schmidt: The Book with Seven Seals. Hilde Guden, sop. Ira Malaniuk, m-sop. Fritz Wunderlich & Anton Dermota, tens. Walter Berry, bass. Association of Friends of Music Choir. Vienna PO/Dimitri Mitropoulos. Sony SM2K 68442 111




MONDAY 21

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


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

6.00 Daybreakwith Peter Mecoles




Bach: Trio Sonata in C, BWV.529. Christopher Wrench, org. Melba MR 301125 16Grieg: Wedding day at Troldhaugen, Op.65/6. Leif Ove Andsnes, pno. EMI 94639439928 6Stenhammar: Four Swedish Songs, Op.16. Peter Mattei, bar. Bengt-Ake Lundin, pno. BIS 654 9Grainger: Scandinavian Suite. David Pereira, vlc. Timothy Young, pno. Tall Poppies TP 222 16Sibelius: Piano Trio in C, “Lovisa”, JS.208. Trio Anima Mundi. 3MBS rec. 16Grieg: Holberg Suite, Op.40. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. BIS 1877 19Nielsen: String Quintet in G, FS.5. Members of ASMF. Chandos CHAN 9258 24



1.00 Concert Hallwith Phil Moye

Bach: Orchestral Suite No.2 in B minor, BWV.1067. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 479 0176 22Shostakovich: String Quartet No.14 in F sharp, Op.142. Borodin Quartet. Decca 478 8205 30Schubert: Symphony No.9 in C, “Great”, D.944. Berlin PO/Wilhelm Furtwangler. DG 479 1049 55Corelli: Concerto grosso in G minor, “Christmas Concerto”, Op.6/8. Ensemble 415/Chiara Banchini. HM HMX 2971407 15Prokofi ev: Piano Concerto No.3 in C, Op.26. Stefan Cassomenos, pno. Melbourne Youth Orch/Fabian Russell. 3MBS rec. 29A Scarlatti: Olympia. Jane Edwards, sop. Chacona/Rosalind Halton. ABC 476 6170 16

4.00 Intermezzowith Susan Porter




Fibich: Piano Trio in F minor. Hartley Trio. Gamut GAM 523 15Dvorak: Love Songs, B.160, Op.83. Bernarda Fink, m-sop. Roger Vignoles, pno. HM HMC 901824 14Suk: String Quartet No.2, Op.31. Suk Quartet. CRD 3472 28Janacek: Hey, What Nightingale is this One? In the Black Wood. Malcolm Martineau, pno. Magdalena Kozena, m-sop. DG 479 2560 6Janacek: Capriccio for Piano (Left Hand) & Seven Wind Instruments. Australian Chamber Brass Ensemble/Fabian Russell. Summit DCD 539 20

Martinu: Piano Quartet No.1. Domus. Virgin VC7 59245 2 24

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

Includes: Debussy: En blanc et noir. Stephen Kovacevich & Martha Argerich, pnos. Philips 478 4614 15Handel: Wedding Anthem for Prince Frederick and Princess Augusta, “Sing unto God”. Gillian Fisher, sop. James Bowman, alto. John Mark Ainsley, ten. Michael George, bass. New College Choir, Oxford. King’s Consort/Robert King. Hyperion CDA 66315 17Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis. New York PO/Dimitri Mitropoulos. Sony SMK 58933 13Beethoven: Romance No.2 in F, Op.50. Frank Peter Zimmermann, vln. English CO/Jeffrey Tate. EMI CDC 7 49737 2 9Puccini: La Boheme: Dunque e proprio fi nita! Anna Netrebko & Nicole Cabell, sops. Rolando Villazon, ten. Boaz Daniel, bar. Bavarian RSO/Bertrand de Billy. DG 477 7474 6R Strauss: Der Rosenkavalier, Op.59: Mir ist die Ehre widerfahren. Natalie Dessay & Angelika Kirchschlager, sops. ROHO/Antonio Pappano. Virgin 5 45705 2 7Verdi: Ernani: Solingo, errante e misero. Dame Joan Sutherland, sop. Marilyn Horne, m-sop. Luciano Pavarotti, ten. New York City Opera Orch/Richard Bonynge. Decca 478 3201 7Copland: Our Town. Utah SO/Maurice Abravanel. Vanguard OVC 4037 9M Haydn: Trumpet Concerto in C, P.34. John Wallace, tpt. Philharmonia Orch/Simon Wright. Nimbus NI 5121 8Ginastera: Estancia, Op.8a: Dances. New World SO/Michael Tilson-Thomas. Argo 436 737-2 13


TUESDAY 22

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Shostakovich: Symphony No.1 in F minor, Op.10. Berlin PO/Sir Simon Rattle. EMI 3 58077 2 32




10.00 Morning Recitalwith Isabel Veale

Debussy (b.22/8/1862): Bilitis. Emmanuel Pahud, fte. Stephen Kovacevich, pno. EMI 5 56982 2 16Debussy: Ariettes oubliees. Suzanne Danco, sop. Guido Agostini, pno. Decca 478 9679 15Saint-Saens: String Quartet No.1 in E minor, Op.112. Medici Quartet. Koch 3-6484-2 34Ravel: Le Tombeau de Couperin. Jean-Yves Thibaudet, pno. Decca 478 3725 24Tournier: Sonatine, Op.30. Alice Giles, harp. Koch Schwann 310 179/G1 16




Veracini: Overture No.1 in B fl at. Musica Antiqua Cologne/Reinhard Goebel. Archiv 439 937-2 14Mendelssohn: Octet in E fl at, Op.20. Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 57484 31Bach: Ascension Oratorio, BWV.11. Yukari Nonoshita, sop. Patrick

van Goethem, alto. Jan Kobow, ten. Chiyuki Urano, bass. Bach Collegium, Japan/Masaaki Suzuki. BIS 9022 28Herz: Piano Concerto No.7 in B minor, Op.207. Howard Shelley, pno. Tasmanian SO/Howard Shelley. Hyperion CDA 67465 18Dubois: Piano Trio No.1 in C minor. Trio Anima Mundi. 3MBS rec. 29Mills: Trumpet Concerto. Geoffrey Payne, tpt. Melbourne SO/John Hopkins. ABC 426 990-2 20Clementi: Symphony No.2 in D. Philharmonia Orch/Claudio Scimone. Erato 4509-92191-2 24

4.00 Intermezzowith Nicky Gilderdaleprepared by Anne Bellew




Mozart: Adagio in C, K.580a. Heinz Holliger, cor ang. Orlando Quartet. Philips 412 618-2 6Haydn: L’isola disabitata Overture, Hob.Ia:13. Haydn Sinfonietta Vienna/Manfred Huss. Koch Schwann 3-1484-2H1 7Mozart: Cassation in G, K.63. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Universal Mozart 225 25Scarlatti (arr. Tommasini): The Good-humoured Ladies. English Concert Orch/Richard Bonynge. Decca 421 818-2 12Mozart: Symphony No.19 in E fl at, K.132. Prague CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Telarc 80217 19Mendelssohn: Symphony for Strings No.9 in C. Soloists of Australia/Ronald Thomas. Chandos CHAN 8644 28Bottesini: Introduction & Variations on the Carnival of Venice. Thomas Martin,

db. Anthony Halstead, pno. Naxos 8.570400 11





WEDNESDAY 23

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Dvorak: Symphony No.8 in G, B.163, Op.88. Philharmonia Orch/Sir Charles Mackerras. Signum SIGCD 183 37





Includes: Reicha: Oboe Quintet in F, Op.107. Sarah Francis, oboe. Allegri String Quartet. Hyperion CDA 66143 24Spohr: Double String Quartet in D minor, Op.65. Members of ASMF. Hyperion CDA 66141 21Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.21 in C, “Waldstein”, Op.53. Emil Gilels, pno. DG 419 162-2 25Faure: Violin Sonata No.1 in A, Op.13. Krysia Osostowicz, vln. Susan Tomes, pno. Hyperion CDA 66277 26

Satie: Sports et divertissements. Michel Legrand, pno. Erato 4509-92857-2 11




Stamitz: Clarinet Concerto No.3 in B fl at. Karl Schlechta, cl. Kurpfalz CO/Jiri Malat. Arte Nova 74321 30472 2 15Schubert: Arpeggione Sonata in A minor, D.821. Antonio Meneses (b.23/8/1957), vlc. Maria Joao Pires, pno. DG 479 0965 25Bruckner: Symphony No.6 in A. Dresden State Orch/Eugen Jochum. EMI 4 64004 2 56Mussorgsky: The Nursery. Irmgard Seefried, sop. Erik Werba, pno. DG 474 843-2 15Borodin: Prince Igor: Overture. Polovtsian Dances. Paris Symphony Concerts Society Orch/Rene Leibowitz. Chesky Records 61 22Cui: Violin Sonata in D, Op.86. Peter Sheppard, vln. Aaron Shorr, pno. Olympia OCD 456 15Shostakovich: Ballet Suite No.1. Scottish NO/Neeme Jarvi. Chandos CHAN 8730 14




Mozart: Piano Sonata No.2 in F, K.280. Grigory Sokolov, pno. DG 479 4342 22Hummel: Nocturne in F, Op.99. Andreas Groethuysen & Yaara Tal, pno duet. Musica Mundi 310 017 H2 14


Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.30 in E, Op.109. Alfred Cortot, pno. Larrikin DDC 936 13

8.00 Wednesday Night at the Operawith Nigel Simpson

Barber: Vanessa. Ellen Chickering & Andrea Matthews, sops. Marion Dry, m-sop. Ray Bauwens & Richard Conrad, tens. Philip Lima, bar. Ukrainian National Choir, “Dumka”. Ukraine National SO/Gil Rose. Naxos 8.669140-41 121Berg: Wozzeck. Hildegard Behrens, sop. Philip Langridge & Walter Raffeiner, tens. Franz Grundheber, bass. Vienna Boys’ Choir. Vienna State Opera Chorus. Vienna PO/Claudio Abbado. DG 423 587-2 89



THURSDAY 24

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Smalley: Symphony. Sydney SO/Patrick Thomas. ABC OZM 1001 31





VoicesBrumel: Sicut lilium. Song Company/Roland Peelman. Private rec. 20

Sibelius: The Lover, Op.160c. Monica Groop, m-sop. Jorma Hynninen, bass. Dominante Choir/Seppo Murto. BIS 1889 20Mozart: Litaniae Lauretanae in D, K.195. Ileana Cotrubas, sop. Helen Watts, m-sop. Robert Tear, ten. John Shirley-Quirk, bass. Schola Cantorum of Oxford. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. George Malcolm, org. Universal Mozart 225 30Rachmaninov: All night vigil, Op.37: Lord, now lettest thou. Ben Hulett, ten. New College Choir, Oxford/Edward Higginbottom. Decca 466 870-2 10Brahms: Liebeslieder Waltzes, Op.52. Gachinger Kantorei/Helmuth Rilling. Jurgen Uhde & Renate Werner, pno duet. Vox PVT 7204 24




Includes: Bach: Keyboard Concerto in D minor, BWV.1052. Andras Schiff, pno. CO of Europe. Decca 478 4210 23Suk: Serenade for Strings in E fl at, Op.6. Czech PO/Jiri Belohlavek. Chandos CHAN 9063 30Mozart: Andante in F, K.616. Andras Schiff, pno. L’Oiseau-Lyre 433 328-2 7Mozart: Sinfonia concertante in E fl at, K.364. Natsuko Yoshimoto, vln. Imants Larsen, vla. Heidelberg SO/Christopher Kopke. 3MBS rec. 31Rachmaninov: Symphonic Dances, Op.45. Royal Liverpool PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. EMI EMX 2154 35Elgar: King Arthur Suite. Bournemouth Sinfonietta/George Hurst. Chandos CHAN 6582 23Brumby: Four Exotic Dances. Geoffrey Collins, fte. Alice Giles, harp. Tall Poppies TP 031 10




8.00 Illuminations

Aaron CoplandReferred to by his peers and critics as “the Dean of American Composers” Aaron Copland composed, taught, wrote, and later conducted his own and other American music. Join Holly Reid to hear and explore what many people consider to be the sound of American music. Transcending nearly all of the 20th century, Copeland’s music covered a diverse range of genres, infl uencing multitudes of his contemporaries and successors.




FRIDAY 25

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Murray Vagg

Martinu: Symphony No.6, “Fantaisies symphonies”. Czech PO/Jiri Belohlavek. Chandos CHAN 8897 28

6.00 Daybreakwith Holly Reid




Haydn: Trumpet Concerto in E fl at, Hob.VIIe:1. Wynton Marsalis, tpt. English CO/Raymond Leppard. Sony SK 57497 15Butterworth: A Shropshire Lad: Excerpts. Sir Thomas Allen, bar. Geoffrey Parsons, pno. Virgin VC7 91105 2 14Giuliani: Concerto in E for Two Mandolins, Viola & Orchestra. Ugo Orlandi & Dorina Frati, mndlns. Jodi Levitz, vla. I Solisti Veneti/Claudio Scimone. Erato ECD 88165 15Kats-Chernin: Variations in a Serious Black Dress. Sydney Alpha Ensemble/David Stanhope. ABC 456 468-2 11Scott (arr. Grainger): Three Symphonic Dances. Penelope Thwaites & John Lavender, pno duet. Pearl SHE 9631 28Dvorak: Rusalka: Song to the Moon. Renee Fleming, sop. Czech PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. ABC 480 5996 6Cimarosa: Concerto in G for Two Flutes. Jean-Pierre Rampal & Shigenori Kudo, ftes. Salzburg Mozarteum Orch/Jean-Pierre Rampal. Sony SK 45930 17



1.00 Concert Hall(including Musica Viva Interlude)with Ted Davies


Includes: Carmichael: Trumpet Concerto. John Wallace, tpt. BBC Scottish SO/Simon Wright. White Line WHL 2159 22Bach: Mass in B minor, BWV.232. Monteverdi Choir. EBS/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. Archiv 479 1045 AB55 106Debussy: Cello Sonata in D minor. David Berlin, vlc. Len Vorster, pno. Tall Poppies TP 214 12Offenbach: Orpheus in the Underworld. Montpellier NO/Jean-Christophe Keck. Accord 476 8999 15







SATURDAY 26

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Midnight Symphony followed by Notturnoprepared by Peter Mecoles

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



Includes: Corbetta: La Guitarre Royalle. Eric Bellocq & Massimo Moscardo, gtrs. Naxos 8.553745 17Binchois: De plus en plus. Au travail suis. Tallis Scholars/Peter Phillips. Gimell 454 935-2 9Fasch: Concerto in E. John Wallace, tpt. John Anderson, oboe d’amore. Peter Thomas, vln. Philharmonia Orch/Simon Wright. Nimbus NI 5121 15Ferrabosco II: Two Fantasias. Consort Eclectus. Private rec. 6Gibbons: Songs of Love. Tonus Peregrinus. Naxos 8.557681 13Paisiello: Piano Concerto No.6 in B fl at. Mariaclara Monetti, pno. English CO/Stephanie Gonley. ASV DCA 872 15Hildegard von Bingen: Ave generosa. Song Company/Roland Peelman. Private rec. 6A Scarlatti: Symphony No.2 in D for Recorder, Trumpet, Strings & Continuo. Hans-Martin Linde, rec. Maurice Andre, tpt. Collegium Musicum Zurich/Paul Sacher. Decca 478 4667 8Tallis: Spem in alium. Cantillation/Antony Walker. ABC 472 881-2 10Stamitz: Symphony in G, Op.13/4. London Mozart Players/Matthias Bamert. Chandos CHAN 9358 14



Wagner: The Mastersingers of Nuremberg: Overture. Solti Orchestral Project/Sir Georg Solti. Decca 444 458-2 11Dohnanyi: Violin Concerto No.2 in C minor, Op.43. Michael Ludwig, vln. Royal Scottish NO/JoAnn Falletta. Naxos 8.570833 31

Reger: Variations & Fugue on a Theme of Beethoven, Op.86. Norrkoping SO/Leif Segerstam. BIS 601 21Brahms: Four Songs, Op.17. London Symphony Chorus. City of London Sinfonia/Richard Hickox. Virgin VC7 91123 2 13Mendelssohn: Symphony No.5 in D, “Reformation”, Op.107. Tasmanian SO/Sebastian Lang-Lessing. ABC 476 3624 30





12.00 Saturday Lunchtime Miscellanywith Mariese Shallard

programmed by Rod WatsonIncludes: Respighi: The Fountains of Rome. London SO/Istvan Kertesz. Decca 478 6420 15Rossini: The Barber of Seville: Overture. New York PO/Leonard Bernstein. CBS MYK 44719 8Mendelssohn: Symphony No.4 in A, “Italian”, Op.90. Tasmanian SO/Sebastian Lang-Lessing. ABC 476 3626 28Berlioz: Roman Carnival Overture, Op.9. Royal PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Tring TRP 012 9Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien, Op.45. Kirov Orch/Valery Gergiev. Philips 442 775-2 15Respighi: The Pines of Rome. Cleveland Orch/Lorin Maazel. Decca 478 3185 21






Tchaikovsky: Romeo & Juliet Fantasy Overture in B minor. London SO/Geoffrey Simon. Chandos CHAN 8310/11 16Khachaturian: Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.46. Lydia Mordkovitch, vln. Scottish NO/Neeme Jarvi. Chandos CHAN 8918 37Sibelius (orch. Rautavaara): In the Stream of Life. Gerald Finlay, bar. Bergen PO/Edward Gardner. Chandos CHAN 5178 19Tubin: Symphony No.4 in A, “Lyrical”. Bergen PO/Neeme Jarvi. BIS 227 36


Includes: Chaminade: Piano Sonata in C minor, Op.21. Peter Jacobs, pno. Hyperion CDA 66846 19Messiaen: Catalogue d’oiseaux: The Short-toed Lark. Paul Kim, pno. Centaur CRC 2567-68-69 6Kay: Piano Sonata No.3. Michael Kieran-Harvey, pno. Move MD 3345 13Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.15 in D, “Pastorale”, Op.28. Emil Gilels, pno. DG 477 6360 29Brahms: Souvenir of Russia. Alfons Kontarsky & Aloys Kontarsky, pno duet. DG 479 1965 19


Greenbaum: Sonata for Piano Four Hands. Viney-Grinberg Piano Duet. ABC 481 4591 21


Includes: Monteverdi: Vespers of the Blessed Virgin: Part 2. Stuttgart Chamber Choir. Niederalteicher Choral Scholars. Musica Fiata Cologne/Frieder Bernius. DHM RD 77760 33Rossi: Rugge quasi leon. Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. DHM 05472 774522 22Sarri: Moschetta e Grullo: Intermezzo No.2. Kathleen Van de Graaf, sop. Peter Van de Graaf, bar. Comic Intermezzo Orch. Naxos 8.570035 15Locatelli: Sonata da Camera in D, Op.6/6. Locatelli Trio. Hyperion CDA 66363 18




The Tasmanian Symphony OrchestraFischer: Overture No.4 in D minor. Tasmanian Symphony Chamber Players/Geoffrey Lancaster. ABC 838 9042 11Moscheles: Piano Concerto No.2 in E fl at, Op.56. Howard Shelley, pno. Tasmanian SO/Howard Shelley. Hyperion CDA 67276 31Mendelssohn: Symphony No.2 in B fl at, “Hymn of Praise”, Op.52. Sara Macliver & Elena Xanthoudakis, sops. Jaewoo Kim, ten. Sydney Philharmonia Chamber Singers. Tasmanian SO & Chorus/Sebastian Lang-Lessing. ABC 476 3625 67


SUNDAY 27

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN

12.00 Collector’s Corner with Henry FogelFurtwangler’s Greatest Brahms Recordings – Program 1 of 2

2.00 Notturnoprepared by Murray Vagg



7.00 Hymns Old & Newwith Peter Wakeley

Includes: Trad: God is our refuge and strength. Werner’s Choralbuch, 1815: Christ whose glory fi lls the skies. Bennard: The Old Rugged Cross. Jackson: For the fruits of his creation. Parry: Dear Lord and Father of Mankind.

7.30 Organ and Choral Musicwith Peter Wakeley

Includes: Bach: Liebster Jesu, wir sind hier BWV.731. Dies sind die heil’gen Gebot BWV.679. David Drury, org. Walsingham WAL 8021-2 6Poulenc: La belle si nous etions. Ah! mon beau labourer. Les tisserands. New London Chamber Choir/James Wood. Hyperion CDA 66798 6Handel: Let thy Hand be strengthened, HWV.259. New College Choir, Oxford. King’s Consort/Robert King. Hyperion CDA 66350 8Whitlock: Preambule. Pazienza. Graham Barber, org. Priory PRCD 525 8Brahms: Geistliches Lied, Op.30. Trinity College Choir, Cambridge/Richard Marlow. Conifer CDCF 503 6

9.00 Morning Classicswith Phil Moye

Boyce: Symphony No.5 in D, Op.2/5. AAM/Christopher Hogwood. L’Oiseau-Lyre 436 761-2 7

Vaughan Williams: Oboe Concerto in A minor. Andrew Kawai, oboe. Zelman SO/Mark Shiell. 3MBS rec. 19Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.5 in E minor, Op.64. Melbourne SO/Oleg Caetani. ABC 476 6446 46Mozart: Oboe Concerto in C, K.314. Randall Wolfgang, oboe. Orpheus CO. DG 479 0059 20Bach: Cantata, “A spirit pure and holy”, BWV.24. Anna Reynolds, m-sop. Peter Schreier, ten. Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, bar. Munich Bach Orch & Choir/Karl Richter. DG 479 1043 18


With special guest, fi rst violinist ofthe Takács Quartet,Edward Dusinberre.


Includes: Berlin (arr. Langford): Ginger and Fred Medley. Evelyn Glennie, perc. National PO/Barry Wordsworth. RCA RD 60870 8Prokofi ev: Symphony No.1 in D, “Classical”, Op.25. London SO/Sir Neville Marriner. Philips 442 278-2 14Quilter: A Children’s Overture, Op.17. CSRSO/Adrian Leaper. Marco Polo 8.223444 11Poulenc: Concerto in D minor for Two Pianos. Francois-Rene Duchable & Jean-Philippe Collard, pnos. Rotterdam PO/James Conlon. Erato 2292-45232-2 19Vanhal: Sinfonia in D, Bryan D.17. Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia/Uwe Grodd. Naxos 8.554341 18Boccherini: Cello Concerto No.10 in D, G.483. Raphael Wallfi sch, vlc. Northern CO/Nicholas Ward. Naxos 8.557589 21Litolff: Concerto symphonique No.4 in D minor, Op.102: Scherzo. Ian Munro, pno. Tasmanian SO/David Porcelijn. ABC 465 424-2 7

Puccini (arr. Lanchbery): Madam Butterfl y: Excerpts. State Orch of Victoria/John Lanchbery. ABC 454 499-2 7


Schmidt: Variations on a Hussar’s Song. London PO/Franz Welser-Moest. EMI 5 55518 2 27Lovelock: Trumpet Concerto. Geoffrey Payne, tpt. Melbourne SO/John Hopkins. ABC 476 3531 17Nielsen: Symphony No.4, “Inexstinguishable”, FS.76, Op.29. San Francisco SO/Herbert Blomstedt. Decca 460 988-2 36Kodaly: Psalmus Hungaricus, Op.13. Soloists. Copenhagen Boys’ Choir. Danish National RSO & Choir/Sir Charles Mackerras. Chandos CHAN 9310 22


A festive review of the latest classical recordings.

5.00 Refl ections

With special guest, ABC presenter,Michael Cathcart.


European Masters; Heidelberg SO/Christopher Kopke with Roman Ponomariov (horn); Ivanhoe Girls’ Grammar School; 12/9/2016. (Recorded by Richard Allison).

Roman PonomariovSaint-Saens: Marche militaire francaise. Prokofi ev: Love for Three Oranges, Op.33: Excerpt. Mozart: Horn Concerto No.4 in E fl at, K.495. R Strauss: Horn Concerto No.1 in E fl at, Op.11. Grieg: Symphonic Dances, Op.64. Grieg: Lyric Pieces, Book 5, Op.54/3.



Blow: Cry aloud, and spare not. King’s College Choir, Cambridge. ASMF/Sir David Willcocks. Decca 478 8918 8Monteverdi: Beatus vir. Australian Chamber Choir/Douglas Lawrence. MCD 450 9Palestrina: Missa, “Tu es Petrus”. Westminster Cathedral Choir/Martin Baker. Hyperion CDA 67785 37Agricola: Missa Guazzabuglio. Huelgas Ensemble/Paul Van Nevel. Sony SMK 93028 33Brahms: Song of the Fates, Op.89. Berlin Radio Chorus. Berlin PO/Claudio Abbado. DG 479 1046 13Murrill: Evening Service in E. St George’s Cathedral Choir, Perth/Simon Lawford. Daniel Hyde, org. ABC 465 689-2 7




MONDAY 28

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Berlioz: Symphonie fantastique, Op.14. London SO/Stanislaw Skrowaczewski. Chandos CHAN 8727 60

6.00 Daybreakwith Frank Prain




Bach: Trio Sonata in G, BWV.530. Christopher Wrench, org. Melba MR 301125 12Edwards: Piano Trio. Australian Trio. ABC 476 5235 19Smetana: Salon Polkas, Op.7. William Howard, pno. Helios CDH 88019 11Dvorak: Gypsy Melodies, B.104, Op.55. Sally-Anne Russell, m-sop. Sharolyn Kimmorley, pno. 5MBS rec. 13Suk: Ballade & Serenade, Op.3. Christoph Stradner, vlc. Charles Owen, pno. Dorian DIS 80145 12Janacek: The Danube. Jana Valaskova, sop. Slovak PO/Libor Pesek. Marco Polo 8.220362 16Dvorak: String Quartet No.12 in F, “American”, B.179, Op.96. Australian Quartet. ABC 476 7741 26



1.00 Concert Hallwith Thilo Troschke

Suppe: Light Cavalry Overture. Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. DG 479 0219 8Schubert: String Quartet No.15 in G, D.887, Op.161. Auric Quartet. 3MBS rec. 46Brahms: A German Requiem, Op.45. Dorothea Roschmann, sop. Thomas Quasthoff, bs-bar. Berlin Radio Chorus. Berlin PO/Sir Simon Rattle. EMI 3 65393 2 67Dvorak: Cello Concerto in B minor, B.191, Op.104. Raphael Wallfi sch, vlc. London SO/Sir Charles Mackerras. Chandos CHAN 8662 40

4.00 Intermezzowith Susan Porterprepared by Jane Morris




Saint-Saens: Piano Trio No.2 in E minor, Op.92. Australian Trio. ABC 476 6435 37Barber: Cello Sonata in C minor, Op.6. David Berlin, vlc. Len Vorster, pno. Tall Poppies TP 214 18Higdon: Impressions. Cypress String Quartet. Naxos 8.559298 27Dutilleux: Oboe Sonata. Hansjoerg Schellenberger, oboe. Rolf Koennen, pno. Denon CO 73088 11Ravel: Chansons madecasses. Katarina Karneus, m-sop. Emmanuel Pahud, fte. Truls Mork, vlc. Stephen Kovacevich, pno. EMI 5 56982 2 14

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

Includes: Mozart: Piano Concerto No.23 in A, K.488: Excerpts. Grigory Sokolov, pno. Mahler CO/Trevor Pinnock. DG 479 7015 16Schubert: The Magic Harp, D.644: Excerpts. Daniel Behle, ten. L’Orfeo Baroque Orch/Michi Gaigg. DHM 88985407212 20Tchaikovsky: Memory of a dear place. Nathan Milstein, vln. Orch/Robert Irving. EMI ZDMF 7 64830 2 8Dreyfus: Down the Track with a Drover’s Song. Melbourne Musicians/Frank Pam. 3MBS rec. 7Fall: Die Rose von Stambul: Rosig strahle heut dein Angesicht. Julia Migenes, sop. Cologne RSO & Choir/Curt Cremer. Acanta 43499 6Zeller: Der Vogelhandler: Gruss euch Gott, alle miteinander. Fritz Wunderlich, ten. Acanta 43567 6

Barber: Adagio for Strings, Op.11. Berlin PO/Gustavo Dudamel. DG 479 1049 11Chopin: Andante spianato & Grande Polonaise in E fl at, Op.22. Geoffrey Tozer, pno. 3MBS rec. 11Berlioz: Beatrice and Benedict: Vous soupirez, Madame? Nuit paisible et sereine. April Cantelo, sop. Helen Watts, m-sop. London SO/Sir Colin Davis. Decca 458 995-2 12Tarrega: Caprichio Arabe. Milos Karadaglic, gtr. DG 477 9693 6

TUESDAY 29

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Berlioz: Symphonie funebre et triomphale, Op.15. Montreal SO & Choir/Charles Dutoit. Decca 478 5577 35





L Couperin (d.29/8/1661): Suite in G. Rosalind Halton, hpschd. ABC 454 502-2 16L Couperin: Les Gouts Reunis: Fourteenth Concert. Telemann: Trio Sonata in E fl at, TWV.42:Es3. David Walter, oboe. Linda Kent, hpschd. Rosanne Hunt, vlc. 3MBS rec. 22Tahourdin: Trio for Clarinet, Piano & Cello. Robert Schubert, cl. Danae Killian, pno. Rachel Atkinson, vlc. Move MD 3414 9Kreutzer: Grand Septet in E fl at, Op.62. Nash Ensemble. Brilliant 92294/2 32Mozart: String Quartet No.23 in F, K.590. Quartetto Italiano. Decca 478 8824 27





Beethoven: Leonore Overture No.3, Op.72a. German Chamber PO/Daniel Harding. Virgin 5 45364 2 13Bach: Cantata, “A stronghold sure our God is still”, BWV.80. Soloists. Collegium Vocale Ghent. La Chapelle Royale/Philippe Herreweghe. HM HML 5908360.62 25Medtner: Sonata Triad, Op.11. Geoffrey Tozer, pno. Chandos CHAN 9153 25Vine: The Tempest: Suite. Tasmanian SO/Ola Rudner. ABC 476 2267 22Balakirev: Symphony No.1 in C. Philharmonia Orch/Evgeny Svetlanov. Hyperion CDA 66493 44Kozeluch: Clarinet Concerto in E fl at. Emma Johnson, cl. Royal PO/Gunther Herbig. ASV DCA 763 22Farrar: English Pastoral Impressions, Op.26. Philharmonia Orch/Alasdair Mitchell. Chandos CHAN 9586 14





C P E Bach: Trio Sonata in B fl at, Wq.161/2. Ensemble of the Classic Era. ABC 456 365-2 20Pleyel: Flute Concerto in C, B.106. Emmanuel Pahud, fte. Basel CO/Giovanni Antonini. Warner Music 0825646276783 23

Mendelssohn: Variations serieuses in D minor, Op.54. Victor Hu, pno. 3MBS rec. 10Mozart: Symphony No.31 in D, “Paris”, K.297. AAM/Christopher Hogwood. Universal Mozart 225 16Mendelssohn: Concert Piece in F minor, Op.113. Victoria Soames, cl. Roger Heaton, basset-horn. Julius Drake, pno. Clarinet Classics CC00031 9Haydn: Mass in G, “St Nicholas”, Hob.XXII:6. Lorna Anderson, sop. Pamela Stephen, m-sop. Mark Padmore, ten. Stephen Varcoe, bar. Collegium Musicum 90/Richard Hickox. Chaconne CHAN 0734(8) 28





WEDNESDAY 30

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Fibich: Symphony No.2 in E fl at, Op.38. Razumovsky SO/Andrew Mogrelia. Naxos 8.553699 36





Includes: Mozart: String Quartet No.17 in B fl at, “Hunt”, K.458. Amadeus Quartet. DG 423 300-2 22Mozart: Nine Variations in D on a Minuet by Duport, K.573. Alfred Brendel, pno. Philips 426 272-2 14Chopin: Cello Sonata in G minor, Op.65. Lluis Claret, vlc. Alain Planes, pno. HMC 901370 30Benjamin: Suite. Ian Munro, pno. Tall Poppies TP 105 14Prokofi ev: String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.92. Emerson Quartet. DG 431 772-2 21




Druschetzky: Sinfonia concertante in C for Oboe, Timpani & Orchestra. Gernot Schmalfuss, oboe. Peter Sadlo, timp. Bamberg SO/Hans Stadlmair. Koch Schwann 3-1125-2H1 20Brahms (arr. Glanert): Four Serious Songs, Op.121. Teddy Tahu Rhodes (b.30/8/1966), bar. Tasmanian SO/Sebastian Lang-Lessing. ABC 476 4363 25Bruckner: Symphony No.7 in E. Dresden State Orch/Eugen Jochum. EMI 4 64004 2 69Francaix: Serenade for Small Orchestra. Ensemble Kontraste. Ambitus 97 914 10Ravel: Gaspard de la nuit. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. Eloquence 476 8499 21Bizet: Carmen Suite. Paris Symphony Concerts Society Orch/Rene Leibowitz. Chesky Records CD61 17




Corigliano: Fantasia on an Ostinato. Helene Grimaud, pno. DG 471 769-2 12Liebermann: Gargoyles, Op.29. Roger Wright, pno. ABC 461 657-2 10Copland: The Cat and the Mouse. Leo Smit, pno. Sony SM2K 66345 4Reich: Piano Phase. Leigh Harrold & Amir Farid, pnos. 3MBS rec. 14Gershwin (arr. Gershwin): I Got Rhythm Variations. Katia Labeque & Marielle Labeque, pnos. EMI CDC 7 49752 2 10


Smetana: The Bartered Bride. Pilar Lorengar, sop. Fritz Wunderlich, ten. Gottlob Frick, bass. RIAS Chamber Choir. Bamberg SO/Rudolf Kempe. EMI 7 64002 2 137



THURSDAY 31

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN


Lloyd: Symphony No.11. Albany SO/George Lloyd. Albany Troy 060-2 59



Major WorksIncluding part of a series and 3MBS recordings.

Compiled by John Barns

DittersdorfSymphony in C, “The Four Ages” / Sat 5

DvorákSymphony No.1 in C minor, “The Bells of Zlonice”, B.9 / Sat 5

Symphony No.7 in D minor, B.141 / Sun 13

Symphony No.8 in G, B.163 / Wed 23

FibichSymphony No.2 in E fl at, Op.38 / Wed 30

FranckSymphony in D minor / Fri 11GlazunovSymphony No.6 in C minor, Op.58 / Thu 10

GlièreSymphony No.3 in B minor, “Ilya Muromets”, Op.42 / Sat 26

GottschalkSymphony No.1, “A Night in the Tropics” / Sun 6

HartyAn Irish Symphony / Mon 21HaydnSymphony No.6 in D, “Le Matin” / Tue 1

Symphony No.45 in F sharp minor, “Farewell” / Wed 2

Symphony No.83 in G minor, “The Hen” / Sat 19

HillSymphony No.6 in B fl at, “Celtic” / Mon 14

d’Indy Symphony No.1 in A, “Italienne” / Wed 16

SYMPHONIES

BalakirevSymphony No.1 in C / Tue 29BeethovenSymphony No.4 in B fl at, Op.60 / Thu 3

BenjaminSymphony No.1 / Tue 15BerliozSymphonie fantastique, Op.14 / Mon 28

Symphonie funèbre et triomphale, Op.15 / Tue 29

BoccheriniSymphony in D, G.503 / Sun 13BrahmsSymphony No.1 in C minor, Op.68 / Wed 2, Sat 19

Symphony No.3 in F, Op.90 / Fri 4Symphony No.4 in E minor, Op.98 / Fri 11

BrittenSimple Symphony, Op.4 / Fri 18BrucknerSymphony No.3 in D minor / Wed 2Symphony No.4 in E fl at, “Romantic” / Wed 9

Symphony No.5 in B fl at / Wed 16Symphony No.6 in A / Wed 23Symphony No.7 in E / Mon 7, Wed 30

Symphony No.8 in C minor / Sat 12ClementiSymphony No.1 in C / Tue 1Symphony No.2 in D / Tue 22CzernySymphony No.2 in D, Op.781 / Wed 9




French FlairRavel: Piano Trio in A minor. Streeton Trio. Private rec. 28Koechlin: Horn Sonata, Op.70. Barry Tuckwell, horn. Daniel Blumenthal, pno. ASV DCA 716 14Debussy: Cello Sonata in D minor. Steven Isserlis, vlc. Pascal Devoyon, pno. Virgin VC7 90812 2 11Poulenc: Flute Sonata. Geoffrey Collins, fte. Caroline Almonte, pno. 3MBS rec. 12Faure: Piano Quartet No.1 in C minor, Op.15. Kathryn Selby, pno. Janaki String Trio. 3MBS rec. 33Chabrier: Espana. Detroit SO/Paul Paray. Mercury 434 303-2 7




Includes: Khachaturian (arr. Rampal): Violin Concerto in D minor (arr. Flute). Emmanuel Pahud, fte. Zurich Tonhalle Orch/David Zinman. EMI 5 57487 2 39Bartok: Divertimento for String Orchestra, Sz.113. Chicago SO/Sir Georg Solti. Decca 430 352-2 23Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.3 in C minor, Op.37. Radu Lupu, pno. Israel PO/Zubin Mehta. Decca 478 8772 36Saint-Saens: Violin Concerto No.3 in B minor, Op.61. Itzhak Perlman, vln. Orch de Paris/Daniel Barenboim. DG 479 1928 28Mozart: Symphony No.31 in D, “Paris”, K.297. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. Philips 422 610-2 17

Broadstock: Festive Overture. Australian Youth Orch/Yakov Kreizberg. Aust. Youth Music rec. 11




8.00 Illuminations

Bach and the BrandenburgsAmong the most popular works composed by Johann Sebastian Bach are the six concertos

presented in 1721 to the Margrave of Brandenburg. It seems extraordinary that, despite their musical perfection and sense of joy, their recipient neither had them performed nor deigned to thank their creator. In this program John Barns discusses the provenance of the concertos and the nature of the music.





Violin Concerto in D, Op.77 / Wed 9BruchViolin Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op.26 / Sat 5

CarmichaelTrumpet Concerto / Fri 25CimarosaConcerto in G for Two Flutes / Fri 25CrusellClarinet Concerto No.1 in E flat, Op.1 / Wed 9

DohnányiViolin Concerto No.2 in C minor, Op.43 / Sat 26

DussekPiano Concerto in B flat, Op.22 / Wed 2

DvorákCello Concerto in B minor, B.191 / Mon 28

FaschConcerto in E for Trumpet, Oboe d’amore & Violin / Sat 26

FinziClarinet Concerto in C minor, Op.31 / Sun 20

GiulianiConcerto in E for Two Mandolins & Viola / Fri 25

GlazunovViolin Concerto in A minor, Op.82 / Wed 16

HaydnCello Concerto No.1 in C, Hob.VIIb:1 / Sat 12

Organ Concerto in C, Hob.XVIII:1 / Tue 1

Trumpet Concerto in E flat, Hob.VIIe:1 / Fri 25

HenseltPiano Concerto in F minor, Op.16 / Tue 8

HerzPiano Concerto No.7 in B minor, Op.207 / Tue 22

HillViola Concerto in A minor / Sun 13HowellsConcerto for String Orchestra / Thu 17

HummelPiano Concerto No.2 in A minor, Op.85 / Mon 14

Piano Concerto No.3 in B minor, Op.89 / Sun 6

Trumpet Concerto in E / Fri 18KhachaturianViolin Concerto in D minor, Op.46 / Sat 26

Khachaturian (arr. Rampal)Violin Concerto in D minor (arr. Flute) / Thu 31

KozeluchClarinet Concerto in E flat / Tue 29KuhlauConcertino in F minor for Two Horns & Orchestra, Op.45 / Tue 15

LisztPiano Concerto No.2 in A, S.125 / Sat 5

LovelockTrumpet Concerto / Fri 11, Sun 27MendelssohnConcerto in E for Two Pianos / Sun 13

MillsTrumpet Concerto / Tue 22MoschelesPiano Concerto No.2 in E flat, Op.56 / Sat 19

MozartOboe Concerto in C, K.314 / Sun 27Horn Concerto No.4 in E flat, K.495 / Sun 27

Piano Concerto No.9 in E flat, “Jeunehomme”, K.271 / Sun 6

Piano Concerto No.21 in C, K.467 / Fri 11

Piano Concerto No.25 in C, K.503 / Tue 1

Violin Concerto No.4 in D, K.218 / Fri 4

F X MozartPiano Concerto No,.1 in C, Op.14 / Tue 15

PiazzollaBandoneon Concerto / Thu 10PleyelFlute Concerto in C / Tue 29PorporaCello Concerto in G / Sat 5PoulencConcerto in D minor for Two Pianos / Sun 27

ProkofievPiano Concerto No.3 in C, Op.26 / Mon 21

PuntoHorn Concerto No.11 in E / Sat 12RachmaninovPiano Concerto No.2 in C minor, Op.18 / Sun 13

Saint-GeorgesViolin Concerto in D, Op.3/1 / Sat 12

Saint-SaënsPiano Concerto No.4 in C minor, Op.44 / Sat 19

KorngoldSymphony in F sharp, Op.40 / Sat 19

LisztA Faust Symphony, S.108 / Thu 3LloydSymphony No.11 / Thu 31MahlerSymphony No.3 in D minor / Tue 1Symphony No.4 in G / Sat 12Marshall-HallSymphony in E flat / Thu 10MartinuSymphony No.6, “Fantasy” / Fri 25MendelssohnSymphony No.2 in B flat, “Hymn of Praise”, Op.52 / Fri 4, Sat 19

Symphony No.3 in A minor, “Scottish”, Op.56 / Tue 8

Symphony No.4 in A, “Italian”, Op.90 / Sat 26

Symphony No.5 in D, “Reformation”, Op.107 / Sat 19, 26

Symphony for Strings No.9 in C / Tue 22

MozartSymphony No.30 in D, K.202 / Tue 8Symphony No.31 in D, “Paris”, K.297 / Tue 29, Thu 31

MyaskovskySymphony No.24 in F minor, Op.63 / Thu 17

NielsenSymphony No.4, “Inextinguishable” / Sun 27

ProkofievSymphony No.1 in D, “Classical”, Op.25 / Sun 27

RachmaninovSymphony No.3 in A minor, Op.44 / Sat 12

SchubertSymphony No.3 in D, D.200 / Sat 12Symphony No.5 in B flat, D.485 / Sun 6

Symphony No.6 in C, D.589 / Mon 7Symphony No.8 in B minor, “Unfinished”, D.759 / Thu 3

Symphony No.9 in C, “Great”, D.944 / Mon 21

SchumannSymphony No.1 in B flat, “Spring”, Op.38 / Thu 17

ShostakovichSymphony No.1 in F minor, Op.10 / Tue 22

Symphony No.10 in E minor, Op.93 / Sun 13

Symphony No.14 in G minor, Op.135 / Mon 7

SibeliusSymphony No.5 in E flat, Op.82 / Sat 5

SmalleySymphony / Thu 24R StraussAn Alpine Symphony, Op.64 / Fri 18TchaikovskySymphony No.3 in D, “Polish”, Op.29 / Sun 6

Symphony No.5 in E minor, Op.64 / Sun 27

TubinSymphony No.4 in A, “Lyrical” / Sat 26

VainbergChamber Symphony No.1, Op.145 / Mon 14

CONCERTI

BachBrandenburg Concerto No.2 in F, BWV.1047 / Sun 6

Brandenburg Concerto No.4 in G, BWV.1049 / Sat 12

Concerto in D minor for Two Violins, BWV.1043 / Sat 12

Keyboard Concerto in D minor, BWV.1052 / Thu 24

Keyboard Concerto in D, BWV.1054 / Tue 1

Keyboard Concerto in A, BWV.1055 / Thu 17

Violin & Oboe Concerto in C minor, BWV.1060 / Sat 5

C P E BachCello Concerto in A minor, Wq.170 / Tue 8

BarberViolin Concerto in G, Op.14 / Sat 190

BaxCello Concerto / Tue 1BeethovenPiano Concerto No.3 in C minor, Op.37 / Thu 31

Piano Concerto No.5 in E flat, “Emperor”, Op.73 / Fri 18

BlavetFlute Concerto in A minor / Sat 19BocchedriniCello Concerto No.10 in D, G.483 / Sun 27

BrahmsPiano Concerto No.1 in D minor, Op.15 / Thu 10


KoechlinHorn Sonata, Op.70 / Thu 31KreutzerGrand Septet in E flat, Op.62 / Tue 29

LisztPiano Sonata in B minor, S.178 / Tue 15

MartinuPiano Quartet No.1 / Mon 21MaslankaAlto Saxophone Sonata / Mon 7MedtnerForgotten Melodies, Op.38 / Sat 12Sonata Triad, Op.11 / Tue 29MendelssohnOctet in E flat, Op.20 / Tue 22Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.49 / Sun 6

MozartClarinet Quintet in A, K.581 / Sat 19Flute Quartet in D, K.285 / Fri 11, Tue 15

Horn Quintet in E flat, K.407 / Tue 1Piano Quartet No.2 in E flat, K.493 / Thu 17

Piano Sonata No.2 in F, K.280 / Wed 23

String Quartet No.12 in B flat, K.172 / Wed 9

String Quartet No.17 in B flat, “Hunt”, K.458 / Wed 30

String Quartet No.22 in B flat, K.589 / Mon 7

String Quartet No.23 in F, K.590 / Tue 29

Nardini (arr. Flesch)Violin Sonata in D / Wed 9NielsenString Quintet in G, FS.5 / Mon 21Piazzolla (arr. Bragato)Four Seasons of Buenos Aires / Fri 4PleyelQuintet in E flat, Op.10/3 / Tue 1PoulencFlute Sonata / Thu 31Les Soirées de Nazelles / Sat 19ProkofievPiano Sonata No.6 in A, Op.82 / Wed 9

Piano Sonata No.9 in F, “Black Mass”, Op.68 / Sat 19

Romeo & Juliet Suite, Op.75 / Sat 12String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.92 / Wed 30

Violin Sonata No.2 in D, Op.94a / Wed 16

RameauSuite in G minor / Sat 5

DvorákPiano Quintet No.2 in A, B.155 / Sun 20

Piano Trio No.4 in E minor, “Dumky”, B.166 / Thu 10

String Quartet No.12 in F, “American”, B.179 / Mon 28

String Quintet in G, B.49 / Wed 16Terzetto in C, B.148 / Thu 3Violin Sonatina in G, B.183 / Tue 8EdwardsPiano Trio / Mon 28FauréPiano Quartet No.1 in C minor, Op.15 / Wed 2, Thu 31

Violin Sonata No.1 in A, Op.13 / Wed 23

FibichPiano Trio in F minor / Mon 21FieldPiano Sonata in C minor, Op.1/3 / Sat 5

GoossensFive Impressions of a Holiday, Op.7 / Tue 1

GraingerScandinavian Suite / Mon 21GreenbaumSonata for Piano Four Hands / Sat 26

GriegHolberg Suite, Op.40 / Mon 21GriffesPiano Sonata / Mon 7HaydnPiano Trio in A flat, Hob.XV:14 / Mon 7

String Quartet in D, Hob.III:8 (arr. Guitar) / Tue 15

HigdonImpressions / Mon 28Hill (arr. Stiles)Piano Trio in A minor / Sun 10HummelPiano Septet No.1 in D minor, Op.74 / Sun 6

Piano Trio in F, Op.22 / Wed 2Piano Trio in E flat, Op.96 / Sat 5HydeClarinet Sonata in F minor / Mon 14

JanácekCapriccio for Piano (Left Hand) & Seven Wind Instruments / Mon 21

In the Mists / Tue 8Piano Sonata in E flat minor, “From the Street” / Wed 16

KayPiano Sonata No.3 / Sat 26

Violin Concerto No.3 in B minor, Op.61 / Thu 31

SalieriPiano Concerto in C / Tue 15SammartiniRecorder Concerto in F / Sat 12ShostakovichPiano Concerto No.2 in F, Op.102 / Sun 6

SpohrClarinet Concerto No.1 in C minor, Op.26 / Sat 12

StamotzClarinet Concerto No.3 in B flat / Wed 23

R StraussHorn Concerto No.1 in E flat, Op.11 / Sun 27

TartiniViolin Concerto in A, D.96 / Thu 17TchaikovskyPiano Concerto No.1 in B flat minor, Op.23 / Sat 5

TelemannConcerto in A for Flute, Violin & Strings / Sat 12

Vaughan WilliamsOboe Concerto in A minor/ Sun 27Villa-LobosGuitar Concerto / Thu 17WaltonCello Concerto / Thu 3

CHAMBER MUSIC (INC. INSTRUMENTAL)

AlyabievPiano Trio in A minor / Wed 9AntheilString Quartet No.3 / Mon 7BachCello Suite No.2 in D minor, BWV.1008 / Sat 5

Chorale Partita, “Hail to you, good Jesus”, BWV.768 / Sun 6

English Suite No.1 in A, BWV.806 / Sat 19

English Suite No.3 in G minor, BWV.808 / Wed 2

Trio Sonata in C, BWV.529 / Mon 21C P E BachTri Sonata in B flat, Wq.161/2 / Tue 29

BarberCello Sonata in C minor, Op.6 / Mon 28

BartókSonata for Two Pianos & Percussion, Sz.110 / Tue 8

BeethovenPiano Sonata No.15 in D, “Pastorale”, Op.28 / Fri 11, Sat 26

Piano Sonata No.21 in C, “Waldstein”, Op.53 / Wed 23

Piano Sonata No.23 in F minor, “Appassionata”, Op.57 / Thu 17

Piano Sonata No.30 in E, Op.109 / Wed 23

Sextet in E flat, Op.81b / Tue 1String Quartet No.15 in A minor, Op.132 / Fri 11

String Quartet No.16 in F, Op.135 / Fri 18

BoccheriniGuitar Quintet No.9 in C, G.453 / Wed 2

BrahmsPiano Sonata No.3 in F minor, Op.5 / Sat 5

Souvenir of Russia / Sat 26String Quintet No.2 in G, Op.111 / Mon 14

Violin Sonata No.3 in D minor, Op.108 / Tue 15

ChaminadePiano Sonata in C minor, Op.21 / Sat 26

ChopinAndante spianato & Grande Polonaise in E flat, Op.22 / Mon 28

Cello Sonata in G minor, Op.65 / Wed 30

Etudes, Op.25 / Fri 4Coleridge-TaylorClarinet Quintet in A, Op.10 / Tue 15

L CouperinLes Goûts Réunis: Fourteenth Concert / Tue 29

CuiViolin Sonata in D, Op.86 / Wed 23DebussyCello Sonata in D minor / Fri 25, Thu 31

String Quartet in G minor, Op.10 / Fri 4

DeliusViolin Sonata in B / Mon 14DohnányiPiano Quintet in C minor, Op.1 / Sat 12

DuboisPiano Trio No.1 in C minor / Tue 22Promenade sentimentale and Canon / Sun 6


Cantata, “Ah, how fleeting”, BWV.26 / Sun 20

Cantata, “A stronghold sure our God is still”, BWV.80 / Tue 29

Cantata, “We praise Thee, Jesus Christ”, BWV.91 / Sat 12

Mass in B minor, BWV.232 / Fri 25BeethovenMass in C, Op.86 / Sun 6BiberRequiem in F minor / Sun 13BrahmsA German Requiem, Op.45 / Mon 28Liebeslieder Waltzes, Op.52 / Mon 14, Thu 24

Brahms (arr. Glanert)Four Serious Songs, Op.121 / Wed 30BrumelSicut lilium / Thu 24CarrRequiem for an Angel / Sun 20DelalandeDies Irae / Sun 13GriegFour Psalms, Op.74 / Tue 8HandelWedding Anthem, “Sing unto God” / Mon 21

HaydnMass in G, “St Nicholas”, Hob.XXII:6 / Tue 29

M HaydnSt Aloysius Mass / Sun 6HowellsSir Patrick Spens, Op.23 / Mon 14KodályPsalmus Hungaricus, Op.q13 / Sun 27

KoehneWords About Music / Fri 4LullyDies irae / Tue 15MahlerRückert Lieder / Thu 17MonteverdiIl Ballo delle Ingrate / Sat 5Vespers of the Blessed Virgin / Sat 19, 26

MozartLitaniae Lauretanae, K.195 / Thu 24Mass No.14 in C, “Missa longa”, K.262 / Sun 6

Mass No.16 in C, “Coronation”, K.317 / Tue 1

Mass No.18 in C minor, “Great”, K.427 / Sat 12

PalestrinaMissa, “Tu es Petrus” / Sun 27

PoulencStabat Mater / Sun 6ProkofievWinter Bonfire, Op.122 / Fri 4Respighi (arr. Divall)The Sunset / Fri 18SchmidtThe Book with Seven Seals / Sun 20SchubertMass No.2 in G, D.167 / Tue 8SibeliusThe Beloved, Op.160c / Thu 24Sibelius (orch. Rautavaara)In the Stream of Life / Sat 26StenhammarThe Song / Sun 13

MISCELLANEOUS

BachOrchestral Suite No.1 in C, BWV.1066 / Thu 3

Orchestral Suite No.2 in B minor, BWV.1067 / Mon 21

Orchestral Suite No.3 in D, BWV.1068 / Tue 15

BartókDivertimento for String Orchestra, Sz.113 / Thu 31

BizetCarmen Suite / Wed 30BrahmsSerenade No.2 in A, Op.16 / Thu 10BridgeSuite for String Orchestra / Fri 11CambiniSinfonia concertante in D for Flute, Two Violins & Orchestra / Sat 19

ChadwickSymphonic Sketches in A / Sat 19Chopin (arr. Douglas)Les Sylides / Sat 19CoplandAppalachian Spring / Mon 7DebussyNocturnes / Sat 19DeliusNorth Country Sketches / Tue 8Paris- The Song of a Great City / Sun 20

DittersdorfSinfonia concertante in D for Viola & Double bass / Tue 15

DruschetzkySinfonia concertante in C for Oboe, Timpani & Orchestra / Wed 30

DvorákSymphonic Variations, B.70 / Sat 5

RavelGaspard de la nuit / Wed 30Le Tombeau de Couperin / Tue 22Piano Trio in A minor / Thu 31Miroirs / Wed 9ReichPiano Phase / Wed 30ReichaOboe Quintet in F, Op.107 / Wed 23RiesOctet in F minor, Op.128 / Sat 19Saint-SaënsPiano Trio No.2 in E minor, Op.92 / Mon 28

String Quartet No.1 in E minor, Op.112 / Tue 22

SchubertArpeggione Sonata in A minor, D.821 / Sun 20, Wed 23

Introduction & Variations in E minor, D.802 / Mon 7

Piano Sonata No.1 in E, D.157 / Tue 1

Piano Sonata No.13 in A, D.664 / Thu 3

Piano Sonata No.21 in B flat, D.960 / Wed 16

Piano Trio No.1 in B flat, D.898 / Thu 3, Sun 20

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

String Quartet No.15 in G, D.887 / Mon 28

String Quintet in C, D.956 / Sat 5 (2)Violin Sonata in D, D.384 / Sun 20SchumannCarnival in Vienna, Op.26 / Wed 2Piano Quintet in E flat, Op.44 / Mon 14

Scenes of Childhood, Op.15 / Wed 2C SchumannPiano Trio in G minor, Op.17 / Tue 8Soirées musicales, Op.6 / Sat 12Scott (arr. Grainger)Three Symphonic Dances / Fri 25SculthorpeIsland Songs / Thu 10ShostakovichPiano Trio No.1 in C minor, Op.8 / Mon 14

String Quartet No.10 in A flat, Op.118 / Mon 14

String Quartet No.14 in F sharp, Op.142 / Mon 21

SibeliusPiano Trio in C, “Lovisa” / Mon 21SmetanaDreams / Sat 5

String Quartet No.1 in E minor, “From My Life / Tue 8

SpohrDouble String Quartet in D minor, Op.65 / Wed 23

Violin & Harp Sonata in D, Op.114 / Fri 18

Sterndale BennettChamber Trio in A, Op.26 / Sun 6StrahanClarinet Quintet No.1 in D, “The Princess” / Mon 7

SukString Quartet No.2, Op.31 / Mon 21SzymanowskiMasques, Op.34 / Sat 5TaneyevPiano Trio in D, Op.22 / Mon 14Tchaikovsky (arr. E Grigoryan)The Seasons, Op.37b / Fri 4TelemannTrio Sonata in E flat, TWV.42:Es3 / Tue 29

OPERA

BarberVanessa / Wed 23BergWozzeck / Wed 23BorodinPrince Igor: Overture & Polovtsian Dances / Wed 23

HandelSemele / Wed 9PucciniSuor Angelica / Fri 18PurcellThe Indian Queen / Wed 9SchubertThe Magic Harp: Excerpts / Mon 28SmetanaLibuse / Wed 2The Bartered Bride / Wed 30VerdiNabuccoWeberDer Freischütz: Excerpts / Mon 14

VOCAL (INC. CHORAL)

AgricolaMissa Guazzabuglio / Sun 27BachAscension Oratorio, BWV.11 / Tue 22

Cantata, “A spirit pure and holy”, BWV.24 / Sun 27

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AUGUST TRIVIA ANSWERS: 1. He stabbed himself in the foot with his

conducting stick and died of gangrene. 2. No.5. Piano concertos 1-4 were

arrangements of sonata movements from other composers. 3. In 1893

James Welsh Pepper built the first instrument (at the request of John

Philip Sousa). 4. Felix Mendelssohn. 5. South Korean. 6. Nadia (Juliet

Nadia) and Lili (Marie-Juliette Olga). 7. Clair de lune. 8. Soprano Sara

Macliver has the higher voice. Sally-Anne Russell is a mezzo-soprano.

9. Instead of the customary grouping of three sets each of three notes,

Brubeck’s 9 comprised three sets of 2 followed by a set of 3. 10. The song

Malven. It was completed just after The Four Last Songs. 11. Actress/

singer Judy Holliday, song-writing duo Betty Comden & Adolph

Green, and Leonard Bernstein. 12. Germany (1), USA (2), Russia (3).

13. J S Bach. 14. P D Q Bach. 15. Puccini’s Madama Butterfly. 16. Henry

Mancini (music) & Johnny Mercer (lyrics). Moon River (from Breakfast at

Tiffany’s, 1961) & The Days of Wine and Roses (1962). 17. Duke Ellington.

18. He never performed it in public. 19. There isn’t one. It’s an all-

female cast. 20. German singer Lale Anderson (not Marlene Dietrich!).

ElgarFalstaff, Op.68 / Tue 15King Arthur Suite / Thu 24G F Fuchs (arr. Koch)Sinfonia concertante in E flat for Clarinet, Horn & Orchestra / Wed 2

GraingerIn a Nutshell / Fri 11GriegSymphonic Dances, Op.64 / Sun 27Ireland (arr. Mackerras)The Overlanders Suite / Fri 4JacobMusic for a Festival / Sun 13S JohnsonSinfonietta for Wind Orchestra / Sun 13

KodályVariations on a Hungarian Folksong, “The Peacock” / Wed 16, Sat 19

KorngoldSymphonic Serenade in B, Op.39 /Thu 17

MendelssohnA Midsummer Night’s Dream, Overture, Op.21, & Incidental Music, Op.61: Excerpts / Thu 2

MozartCassation in G, K.63 / Tue 22Serenade in D, K.185 / Tue 8Sinfonia concertante in E flat, K.364 / Thu 24

RachmaninovSymphonic Dances, Op.45 / Thu 24

RegerVariations & Fugue on a Theme of Beethoven, Op.86 / Sat 26

RespighiChurch Windows / Thu 10The Birds / Sat 19The Fountains of Rome / Sat 26The Pines of Rome / Sat 26SchmidtVariations on a Hussar’s Song / Sun 27

ScriabinThe Poem of Ecstasy, Op.54 / Sat 19SukSerenade for Strings in E flat, Op.6 / Thu 24

VineThe Tempest: Suite / Tue 29ZelenkaSinfonia concertante in A minor / Sat 19

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