Tuesday 10 February 2009 Rātū 10 Hui-tanguru 2009

• 12:00 AM. Music Through the Night

  12:00 - Disc 1

  MOZART: The Marriage of Figaro, Overture; Piano Sonata No 11 in A K331; Rondo, from Eine kleine Nachtmusik; Second movement, from Clarinet Concerto in A K622; Second movement, from Piano Concerto No 23 in A K488; Second movement, from Violin Concerto in D K218; Rondo, from Horn Concerto in Eb K495; Molto allegro, from Symphony No 40 in G minor K550; Andante, from Piano Concerto No 21 in C K467; Third movement, from Violin Concerto in A K219; Third movement, from Flute Concerto in A K219 - Alfred Brendel, Stephen Bishop Kovacevich (pnos), Jack Brymer (clarinet), Alan Civil (horn), Henry Szeryng (vln), Claude Monteux (fl), BBC SO/Colin Davis, ASMF/Neville Marriner, New Philharmonia/Alexander Gibson, London SO/Colin Davis (Philips 422 269)

  1:10 (approx) - Disc 2

  BEETHOVEN: Piano Concertos, No 1 in C Op 15; No 2 in Bb Op 19 - Claudio Arrau (pno), Dresden State Orch/Colin Davis (Philips 422 066)

  2:20 (approx) - Disc 3

  TCHAIKOVSKY: 16 Children's Songs Op 54; Last night Op 60/1; I'll tell you nothing Op 60/2; O, If only you knew Op 60/3; Simple words Op 60/5; Behind the window in the shadow Op 60/10; Why did I dream of you? Op 28/3 - Ilya Levinsky (ten), Semion Skigin (pno) (Conifer 75605 51268)

  3:25 (approx) - Disc 4

  SCHUBERT: String Quartet No 14 in D minor D810, Death & the Maiden; DVORÁK: String Quartet No 12 in F Op 96, American; BORODIN: Notturno from String Quartet No 2 in D - Quartetto Italiano (Philips 420 876)

  4:40 (approx) - Disc 5

  VIVALDI: Four Seasons, Spring RV269; Summer RV315; Autumn RV293; Winter RV297; Concerto for two oboes in D minor RV535; Bassoon Concerto in A minor RV498; Piccolo Concerto in C RV443 - Alan Loveday (vln), Neil Black, Celia Nicklin (obs), Martin Gatt (bsn), William Bennett (picc), ASMF/Neville Marriner (Decca 466 232)

• 6:00 AM. Classic Morning

  6:00 MILFORD: Concertino in E for piano & strings - Martin Roscoe (pno), Guildhall Strings/Robert Salter (dir) (Hyperion CDA 67316)

  SAINT-SAËNS: Fantasy in A minor Op 95 - Yolanda Kondonassis (harp) (Telarc CD 80581)

  GOLDBERG: Sonata in C for two violins - Musica Alta Ripa (Dabringhaus & Grimm MDG 309 0709)

  ELGAR: Minuet Op 21 - New Zealand SO/James Judd (Naxos 8.557577)

  HOFMANN: Oboe Concerto in G - Stefan Schilli (ob), Nicolaus Esterházy Sinfonia/Béla Drahos (Naxos 8.553979)

  7:00 ALWYN: The Magic Island - Royal Liverpool Phil/David Lloyd-Jones (Naxos 8.570144)

  GLICK: Hebrew Suite No 1 - Avrahm Galper (cl), Leo Barkin (pno) (Radio Canada ACM 34)

  PETIT: Tarentelle - Arada Guitar Duo (Landor LAN 284)

  RUTTER: For the beauty of the earth - Cambridge Singers, City of London Sinfonia/John Rutter (Collegium COL CD 100)

  HUMPERDINCK: Hansel & Gretel, Overture - Philharmonia/Otto Klemperer (EMI 5 62621)

  8:00 Beauty Spot: VICTORIA: O magnum mysterium - Choir of Westminster Cathedral/David Hill (Hyperion CDA 66190)

  VANHAL: Flute Quartet in C Op 7/6 - Lajos Lencsés (ob), Miwako Nagatomi (vln), Vidor Nagy (vla), Dieter Brachmann (cello) (Hänssler CD 98.277)

  BRIDGE: Miniature Pastorals, Set 1 - Ashley Wass (pno) (Naxos 8.557842)

  MUFFAT: Concerto Grosso in A minor, Quis hic? - Holland Baroque Society/Matthew Halls (dir) (Channel Classics CCS SA 27408)

  McDOWALL Seven Impressions - Emma Williams (piccolo), Richard Shaw (pno) (Deux-Elles DXL 1033)

  J STRAUSS II: Dream Picture II - Slovak State Phil/Christian Pollack (Marco Polo 8.223237)

• 9:00 AM. The Works

  STRAVINSKY: Pulcinella Suite - Swiss Romande Orch/Ernest Ansermet (Decca 475 8140)

  GRANADOS: Six Pieces on Popular Spanish Songs - Martin Jones (pno) (Nimbus NI 1734)

  BERLIOZ: Les Nuits d'été - Bernarda Fink (mezzo), Berlin Deutsches SO/Kent Nagano (Harmonia Mundi HMC 90 1932)

  HUMMEL: Bassoon Concerto in F - Claudio Gonella (bsn), Italian International Orch/Diego Dini-Ciacci (ob/dir) (Naxos 8.554280)

  BACH trans anon: Violin Sonata No 2 in A minor BWV1003 - Nirse González (gtr) (Naxos 8.570446)

  RACHMANINOV: Symphony No 3 in A minor Op 44 - St Petersburg PO/Mariss Jansons (EMI 5 62809)

• Noon Upbeat

  Music news & current affairs with Eva Radich (RNZ)

• 1:30 PM. A Ball down The Mall

  WOOD: A State Ball at Buckingham Palace, from London Cameos Suite - Czecho-Slovak Radio SO, Bratislava/Adrian Leaper (Marco Polo 8.223402)

  DALE: Malice at Buckingham Palace; FRASER-SIMSON: Buckingham Palace - Roderick Williams (bar), Iain Burnside (pno) (Just Accord JUSCD 003)

  N RAWSTHORNE: Dance Suite, March, On Ilkley Moor; Dancing feet; Waltz; Dance of the Papillons; Line Dance - Joseph Nolan (organ in the ballroom of Buckingham Palace, London) (Signum SIGCD 114)

• 2:00 PM. Afternoon Requests

  MOZART: The Magic Flute, Overture - BBC Phil/Gianandrea Noseda (BBC Music BBC MM 274)

  BRAHMS: Hungarian Dance No 5 in G minor - Roby Lakatos (vln), Ernest Bangó (cymbalon/gtr), Kálmán Cséki (pno), Oszkír Németh (dbass), László Bóni (vln) (DG 457 879)

  SCHUBERT: Divertissement à la hongroise D818 - Christoph Eschenbach, Justus Frantz (pno duet) (Brilliant Classics 92858)

  CORP: Dover Beach - Voces Cantabiles/Ronald Corp (Dutton CDLX 7171)

  (Box 123, Wellington or concert@radionz.co.nz)

• 3:00 PM. CD Masters

  Classic performances from the back catalogue

  RAVEL: Daphnis & Chloé - Paris Opera Chorus, Paris Orch/Jean Martinon (rec 1974) (EMI CDM 7 69566)

• 4:05 PM. Made in New Zealand

  NZ musicians and composers

  FARQUHAR: Symphony No 1 - New Zealand SO/Kenneth Young (Trust MMT 2060)

  MASSENET: Meditation, from Thaïs - Dawn Harms (vln), Carolyn Mills (harp) (Atoll ACD 199)

  FAURÉ: La Naissance de Vénus Op 29 - Sara Macliver (sop), Jenny Duck-Chong (mezzo), Paul McMahon (ten), Teddy Tahu Rhodes (bar), Cantillation, Sinfonia Australis/Antony Walker (ABC Classics 472 045)

• 5:00 PM. Cadenza

  VERDI: Triumphal Scene, Gloria all'Egitto, from Aida - Chicago SO & Chorus/Georg Solti (Decca 430 226)

  VIVALDI: Concerto in A minor for two violins RV523 - Viktoria Mullova, Giuliano Carmignola (vlns), Venice Baroque Orch/Andrea Marcon (Archiv 477 7466)

  DEBUSSY: Syrinx - Sharon Bezaly (fl) (BIS SACD 1459)

  TRIMBLE: Sonatina for two pianos - Una Hunt, Roy Holmes (pno duo) (Marco Polo 8.225059)

  COATES orch Baynes: The Selfish Giant - BBC Phil/Rumon Gamba (Chandos CHAN 9869)

  TAFFANEL: Andante pastorale & Scherzettino - Amanda Hollins (fl), Richard Mapp (pno) (Atoll ACD 902)

  R THOMPSON: Alleluia - Kansas City Chorale/Charles Bruffy (Nimbus NI 5568)

  FRANÇAIX: Concertino for piano & orchestra - Claude Françaix (pno), London SO/Antal Dorati (Mercury 434 335)

  BEETHOVEN: Ruins of Athens, Overture - Bavarian Radio SO/Colin Davis (CBS MDK 44790)

  GIORGINAKIS: Therismos, from Greek Memories - Arada Guitar Duo (Landor LAN 284)

  KALOMIRIS rev Fidetzis: Three Greek Dances - Athens State Orch/Byron Fidetzis (Naxos 8.557970)

  ELGAR: From the Greek Anthology Op 45 - men of New Zealand Youth Choir/Karen Grylls (Trust MMT 2048)

  KHACHATURIAN: Adagio of Spartacus & Phrygia, from Spartacus - Bolshoi SO/Alexander Lazarev (Warner 8573 80438)

• 7:00 PM. Sound Lounge

  Robbie Ellis hosts a weekly forum for contemporary music

  8:00 Mette Leroy (fl) with Friends: Jamie Cock (pno), John Elmsly (live sound processing), James Tennant (cello)

  RIMMER: Metamusic for flute & piano; HOLLOWAY: en abyme; AITKEN: Plainsong for solo flute; DUTILLEUX: Sonatina for flute & piano; ELMSLY: … formettel …; DE CASTRO-ROBINSON: Knife Apple Sheer Brush; CRUMB: Vox Balaenae (Voice of the Whale) (recorded in University of Auckland Music Theatre by RNZ)

  9:30 Indian Classical Music

  Six programmes

  (6) Vocal and Instrumental

  At the heart of Indian music is the vocal art; the human voice is considered the best instrument and all others attempt to copy it. Allan Thomas introduces vocal forms which influence instrumental playing throughout Indian classical music (RNZ)

  11:00 New Music Dreams

  WOMAD 2008

  Over three days in March 2008, the Womad Festival brought musical and cultural flavours from around the world to Taranaki

  Twenty-two programmes

  (12) Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra

  They played their first gig as a sextet in December 2005. Word spread, and over the summer of 2005-2006, as more random Wellingtonians were unmasked as ukulele players, the band grew to its current quota of 12. Their live show features sing-a-long favourites, blazing solos, stunning dress sense, sparkling harmonies and comic banter (RNZ)

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