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| Petroc Trelawny presents Radio 3's classical breakfast show. | |
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| With Rob Cowan. 9.30am Artist of the Week: pianist Martha Argerich in Chopin: Polonaise in A flat, Op 53. Ravel: Piano Concerto. 11.00am Essential Choice: Verdi: Otello (excerpt). | |
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| ...(1848-1918). Hubert Parry (1848-1918). 1/5. Parry is Spurred on by Wesley: Donald Macleod focuses on how the organist Samuel Wesley encouraged the young Parry to pursue a career in music. | |
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| Live from Wigmore Hall, London, the Escher Quartet in works by Haydn and Bartok. Haydn: String Quartet in D, Op 76 No 5. Bartok: String Quartet No 5. | |
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| Music for the Theatre. 1/4. Presented by Penny Gore. Debussy: Le martyre de St Sebastien. Copland: Quiet City. Zeisl: Requiem Ebraico. Leroy Anderson: Goldilocks (excerpts). | |
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| Sean Rafferty presents a selection of music and guests from the arts world, including a performance from 'Celloman' leader cellist Ivan Hussey. | |
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| ...(1848-1918). Hubert Parry (1848-1918). 1/5. Parry is Spurred on by Wesley: Donald Macleod focuses on how the organist Samuel Wesley encouraged the young Parry to pursue a career in music. | |
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| Tomas Hanus conducts the Camerata Salzburg at Cadogan Hall, London. Mozart: Divertimento in F, K138; Violin Concerto No 4, K218; Adagio, K261 (Hilary Hahn: violin); Symphony No 29. | |
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| Matthew Sweet with a review of Picasso and Modern British Art, a new exhibition exploring the artist's lifelong connections with Britain and his influence on British modernism. | |
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| On Directing. Film and theatre directors reflect on their craft. 1/5: Roger Michell reflects on the mix of emotions that always accompany the first day on a film shoot. | |
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| Jez Nelson presents music from Warsaw's distinctive jazz scene, including free-jazz trio Osaka Vacuum and a specially recorded session by the Oles Brothers. | |
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| John Shea presents music, including Handel's Belshazzar, plus Rachmaninov, Abel, Schumann, Reinecke, Debussy, Francaix, Corelli, Mendelssohn, Zelenka, Tchaikovsky, Gilse and Haydn. | |
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