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3 M B S P R O G R A M G U I D E 

D e c e m b e r 2 0 1 2 – J a n u a r y 2 0 1 3 

Asher Fisch on Melba 

The Melba Ring Highlights 

“Superb … as good as you’ll get … Asher Fisch conducts and shapes the 

work’s huge trajectory with the surest touch. ★★★★★” 

Classic FM Magazine UK - OPERA AND VOCAL DISC OF THE MONTH 

Liszt/Wagner Paraphrases 

Top 5 CDs of 2012 list Classiquenews France

General Manager’s Message 

Firstly, to our music trivia buffs, an apology that the 

demands of fitting in two months’ programming have 

meant we’ve not been able to include the quiz in this 

month’s On Air. We promise it will return in February. 

We have many summer treats in store: a very special episode of 

Night Tram, at 10pm on Saturday 1 December, when our Abbotsford 

Lady Marigold Southey Studio will become a live jazz venue with 

presenter Peter Green hosting groups including the Juliarna Clarke 

Trio and the Royal Jelly Dixieland Band. 

If you are a Wagner fan like me, don’t miss the first episode of the 

Countdown to the Ring which will air on 23 January at 8pm as part 

of Wednesday Night at the Opera. This national collaboration will offer 

insights into the monumental work and glimpses of the preparations 

for the fully staged cycle in Melbourne at the end of 2013. 

At 3MBS we face a pressing need to increase our level of financial 

support in order to maintain our broadcasting, and we are thrilled 

that many – in fact, most – of Australia’s most extraordinary pianists 

are donating their talent in a ground-breaking event – the first ever 

Australian performance of all 32 Beethoven Piano Sonatas in one 

day. This event will take place in the beautiful BMW Edge, with 

ticket options ranging from a very accessible single session ticket to a 

“marathon” pass to all performances. Of course, we will broadcast the 

entire nearly 14 hours of performance so, if you can’t be there, do tune 

in. 

As we launch into the busy pre-Christmas period, I hope you are able 

to take a little time out to be “in the moment” with a piece of music, 

whether it is in the car, on your phone as you walk the dog, or in your 

favourite domestic space. I wish you all a safe and happy holiday break. 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

Alan Hutchison Chair 

Paul Kelly Vice-Chair 

Sally Hutchison Board Secretary 

Lisa Phillips Treasurer 

Chris Howlett 

Alan Joyce 

Jurgen Schaub 

John Worcester 

HONORARY PATRON 

Richard Divall AO OBE 

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3MBS CHAMPION PATRON 

Alan Richmond 

Anne Frankenberg 

STAFF 

Anne Frankenberg General Manager 

Richard Leathem Operations Manager 

Joel Carnegie Special Projects Manager 

Alex Tsirgialos Program & Digital Content Manager 

Robert Gibbs Fundraising Manager 

Tom Ford Sponsorship Manager 

Cameron Paine Technical Manager 

Greg Segal Broadcast Technologist 

Peter Gibson Broadcast Engineer 

FRONT COVER 

Asher Fisch 

December 2012 – 

January 2013 

On Air. 

2 Message from the General Manager 

3MBS Program Guide 

4 Patrons of 3MBS 

5 A Lasting Legacy … Richard Divall ao obe 

6 Asher Fisch 

10 Countdown to the Ring 

11 December Guide 

47 January Guide 

48 Program Grid 

82 Major Works 

93 Thomas Tallis’ Top Twenty Terrific Trinkets of 

Tantalizing Trivia … November Quiz Answers 

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Patrons of 3MBS … 

Early last year 3MBS faced an unexpected and substantial expense which 

impacted significantly on our continuing operations. We want to express our 

sincere gratitude for the deep generosity of Mr W & Mrs J Mack, whose 

significant donation in June 2011 allowed the station to offset this expense. 

While this one-off donation allowed us to recalibrate, 3MBS relies on annual 

financial support to maintain our constant broadcasting and support of 

Melbourne artists. Listed below are the individuals who have donated to 3MBS in 

the past twelve months. With their exceptional generosity this Melbourne radio 

institution is able to continue to broadcast the finest of classical music and jazz 

for your listening enjoyment. 

HONORARY PATRON 

Richard Divall AO OBE 

CHAMPION PATRON (25,000 +) 

Alan Richmond 

PLATINUM PATRON 

(10,000 - $24,999) 

Hans & Petra Henkell 

GOLD PATRONS (5,000 - $9,999) 

Neilma Gantner 

Peter Laver 

SILVER PATRONS (1,035 - $4,999) 

Valerie & John Atkin 

John Barns 

Margaret Bowman 

June Danks 

Edward Davies 

Anne Frankenberg & 

Adrian McEniery 

Robert Gibbs & Tony Wildman 

Jean Hadges 

Marjorie Hall 

Sally & Alan Hutchison 

Kay Jackson 

Gretel Pitt 

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Margaret S Ross AM 

Hector Walker 

BRONZE PATRONS (500 - $1,034) 

Helen Brack 

Tom & Beth Bruce 

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Ian & Enid Haskins 

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David Menzies 

Susan B Morgan 

Bailleau Myer 

Dennis & Fairlie Nassau 

Eva Owies 

David & Henrietta Roberts 

Barbara Shearer 

Jan Smith 

Thilo & Julie Troschke 

Christine Wright 

Anonymous (1) 

BLUE PATRONS (< $499) 

With our sincere thanks to our 

567 individuals. 

BECOMING A PATRON 

If you are considering patronage and would like to talk about 

the 3MBS Patrons Program please call Anne Frankenberg on 

(03) 9416 1035 for a private discussion. 

LEAVING A BEQUEST 

Some of our supporters, including our beloved volunteers, our 

patrons and our subscribers choose to leave a lasting legacy of 

support to 3MBS via a bequest. If you are thinking of leaving a 

bequest so your contributions can be made into the future, please 

call Anne Frankenberg on (03) 9416 1035 for a private discussion. 

A Lasting Legacy … 

When 3MBS Honorary Patron Richard Divall announced at the 

recent Young Performers Awards he had recently amended his will to 

leave a bequest to the station his words clearly resonated with some 

members of the audience. 

Indeed, before the end of the afternoon one other 3MBS listener 

came forward to discuss making a bequest and another inquired about 

how such giving benefits the station. 

Both of these gestures were good news for Richard who has a very 

long association with the station: “Too long to remember”, he laughs 

when asked to name the year he was first asked to consider taking on 

the role. 

In the intervening years 3MBS listeners have come to know Richard 

“as one of the family” on air, either conducting one of the several 

orchestras with which he has recorded, particularly Orchestra Victoria 

and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, or being interviewed by station 

presenters. 

As well as his work as a conductor, Richard is busier than ever these 

days as an academic within the music faculty of Monash University, 

along with pioneering research into music written during the early 

years of Victoria. 

His decision to make his bequest to 3MBS known to the wider 

audience is with the hope it will inspire others to follow: “Providing a 

lasting benefit is a very worthwhile gift”. 

For further information on how you may take this step, please contact 

Anne Frankenberg on (03) 9416 1035. 

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Asher Fisch 

Asher Fisch’s name first came to the attention of many Australian 

music lovers through his epic 2004 performances of Wagner’s Ring 

with the State Opera of South Australia and the Adelaide Symphony 

Orchestra. This seminal achievement in Australian music making - a 

production nearly a century in the making – has achieved enduring life 

around the world through another first, the first complete Ring to be 

released in multi-channel SACD, available on Melba Recordings. 

Asher Fisch is now recognised as one of the most celebrated Wagnerian 

conductors of our era and maintains a daunting schedule in opera 

houses and concert stages around the world. In recent years Mr Fisch 

has split much of his time in Europe between two of Germany’s 

principal opera houses – the Bayerischestaatsoper and the Dresden 

Semperoper (Sächsische Staatsoper) – conducting the major operas of 

Wagner and Verdi there. An important part of his career in the United 

States is his role at the Seattle Opera where he will revisit, as musical 

director, Wagner’s epic Ring in next year’s anniversary season. 

In celebration of Wagner’s 200th birthday in 2013 and commemorating 

the fabulous 2004 Adelaide Ring season Melba Recordings has released a 

2 disc set of highlights of Fisch’s monumental 2004 undertaking with a 

cast featuring the majestic Lisa Gasteen as Brünnhilde, Stuart Skelton 

as Siegmund, and three wonderful singers, sadly no longer with us, 

Deborah Riedel as the doomed Walsung heroine Sieglinde, Gary Ridout 

as foolhardy Siegfried and Chrisopher Doig as the crafty Loge. 

Asher Fisch came to his role as a conductor in opera houses through 

the time-honoured route as a pianist with wide experience of working 

with singers. In his formative years as a conductor Mr Fisch was 

mentored by another active pianist/conductor Daniel Barenboim and, 

like Barenboim, has remained a committed pianist. His performance 

at the keyboard brings together many strands of his career, a vocal and 

flexible approach to music developed through his close association with 

singers, a symphonic conception of complicated musical scores honed 

through his work as a coordinator of vast orchestral forces and, of 

course, the masterful influence of Daniel Barenboim. 

Maestro Fisch demonstrates 

the profundity of his 

performance at the keyboard 

in a new recording on Melba 

of Liszt’s paraphrases of music 

from Wagner’s operas. Liszt’s 

adaptations present Wagner’s 

music “unplugged” with 

favourite concert showpieces 

distilled to their essence. In 

his revealing performances, 

Fisch brings a depth of scholarship and understanding of historical 

context to his performances yet always touched with his easy vocal 

logic in shaping a melody. 

Maestro Fisch offers some insights on the relationship between the two 

composers: 

As a star pianist who travelled widely in Europe, dazzling audiences 

with his perfect but seemingly impossible virtuosity and romantic 

composing genius, Franz Liszt was the most famous musician of his age 

when he took it upon himself to promote the music of an eccentric and 

little known German opera composer by the name of Richard Wagner. 

What makes Liszt’s championing of Wagner (then living in exile in 

Switzerland following a scandalous affair in Dresden) even more 

remarkable is that he knew only three of his operas: Rienzi, Der 

fliegende Holländer and Tannhäuser. Monumental creations such as Der 

Ring des Nibelungen and Tristan und Isolde were still some years in the 

future. But Liszt recognised Wagner’s genius and, when he settled in 

Weimar in 1848, he dedicated his time there, alongside composing and 

conducting at Court concerts and the city’s theatre (now the Deutsches 

Nationaltheater), to supporting the work of talented young composers 

such as Wagner and Hector Berlioz. 

Liszt was only two years older than Wagner, but given his immense 

fame and considerable influence, his support for the revolutionary 

opera composer-in-waiting was crucial. Without it, it is hard to imagine 

that Wagner would have enjoyed such acknowledgment of his music 

as he did in his own lifetime. Liszt regularly performed Wagner’s 

operas in Weimar and persuaded managers of other German theatres 

to include his works in their repertory and publishers to publish his 

music. He even lent money on occasion to his chronically underfunded 

colleague. “My holy Franz!” is how Wagner, who clearly understood 

the importance of Liszt’s support, addressed his friend and benefactor 

in one of his letters. Their correspondence deals primarily with the 

production and distribution of Wagner’s works and very little with 

Liszt’s own compositions. Indeed, the letters also contain hardly a 

mention of the piano transcriptions. Nor do we know how Wagner felt 

about Liszt’s elaborate treatment of his music. 

For 19th-century pianists, opera transcriptions were an important part 

of the repertory and were included in almost every piano recital. They 

were extremely popular with audiences, too, giving them a chance to 

hear their favourite opera tunes outside of the theatre. They also gave 

performers an opportunity to show off their virtuosity and, for pianists 

who were also composers, to offer displays of their own improvisatory 

and compositional skills. 

Liszt first thought of setting Wagner’s music for piano while preparing 

for the first performances of Tannhäuser in Weimar in February 1849. 

“Speaking of clever ideas…” he wrote to Wagner, “do you know what 

I have taken into my head to do? Nothing more, nothing less, than 

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Countdown to the Ring 

In 2013, opera lovers across the world will celebrate the 200th anniversary 

of the birth of Richard Wagner. In Australia, we will also be celebrating, 

with Opera Australia set to perform Wagner’s epic “Ring Cycle” in 

Melbourne later in the year. 

In a new content collaborative venture, the Fine Music Network is 

celebrating by presenting an exciting new 10-part series, designed to 

unravel the practical intricacies and cultural fascination related to 

Wagner’s epic production. 

Comprising a network of dedicated fine music community broadcasters 

across Australia, the Fine Music Network includes Fine Music 102.5 

(Sydney), 3MBS Fine Music Melbourne (Melbourne), 4MBS Classic FM 

(Brisbane), 5MBS (Adelaide) and ArtSound (Canberra), all of whom will 

contribute to the series. 

With funding support from 

the Community Broadcasting 

Foundation and Hans 

Henkell, Countdown to the 

Ring will introduce a variety 

of topics as we examine 

the cultural phenomenon 

and attraction of the 

production. We will speak 

to all the major participants 

involved in the forthcoming 

Australian production; 

examine a range of issues 

and historical perspectives 

in some depth with experts 

and thought leaders, and make 

the production accessible to 

everyone by demystifying and 

contextualizing this epic work. 

(l-r) Researcher Jack Osborne, Executive 

Producer Joel Carnegie, interviewee and 

Ring Cycle Principal Sponsor Maureen 

Wheeler, Producer Evita Louis, and 

Researcher Frank Prain. 

The series will also have its own dedicated blog 

www.countdowntothering.com that will present ancillary content 

for the program including news, reviews, extended interviews, 

images and much more. You can also follow the program on Twitter: 

@RingCountdown, or visit 3MBS’ Facebook page for updates. 

From discussions revolving around the leitmotifs, to questions of 

religion, to a look back at the last complete Ring Cycle performance 

in Adelaide and “fly on the wall” style commentary from within the 

rehearsal rooms – Countdown to the Ring will engage both Wagner 

followers and those who are discovering this epic work for the first time. 

The official Countdown commences at 8pm on 23 January 2013, in 

Wednesday Night at the Opera and broadcasts each month on 103.5FM, 

3MBS Digital & via the 3MBS website. 

Joel Carnegie 

Executive Producer “Countdown to the Ring” 

December. 

A day-by-day program of our fine music broadcasting. 

SATURDAY 1 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 

with Mark Vendy 

8.00 Classically Kids 

with Adam Pietrzak 

& Jacqui Grantford 

A world of classical music for 

children of all ages. Featuring 

regular segments, young 

performers, news, information and 

opportunities for you and your kids 

to get involved in fine music. 

9.00 Sounding Brass 

with Anthea Same 

10.00 Arts Beat 

with Paul Butler, Jacqui Grantford 

or Susan Porter 

Covering music and the arts in 

Melbourne and Victoria. 

12.00 Screenthemes 

with Carol van Opstal 

Music, news and interviews from 

film and other screen media. 

1.00 Vocal Chords 

with Margot Costanzo 

Opera highlights program featuring 

the arias we love, and those we 

shall learn to love. 

2.00 The Bose Afternoon Concert 

with Doug Beecroft 

Mussorgsky (arr. Rimsky- 

Korsakov): Khovanshchina: 

Prelude. London SO/Jacek 

Kaspszyk. Collins 26005 6 

Cui: Suite concertante, Op.25. 

Takako Nishizaki, vln. Hong 

Kong PO/Kenneth Schermerhorn. 

Marco Polo 8.220308 21 

Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No.2 

in C minor, Op.18. Evgeny Kissin, 

pno. London SO/Valery Gergiev. 

RCA RD 87982 34 

Taneyev: Symphony No.4 in C 

minor, Op.12. Philharmonia 

Orch/Neeme Jarvi. 

Chandos CHAN 8953 42 

4.00 Serenade 

with Marysia Green or Ian Sloane 

5.00 The Piano Album 

with June Sloane 

Ignaz Moscheles 

Includes: • Anticipations of 

Scotland, Op.75. Howard Shelley, 

pno. Tasmanian SO/Howard 

Shelley. Hyperion CDA 67276 15 

• Piano Concerto No.3 in G minor, 

Op.58. Howard Shelley, pno. 

Tasmanian SO/Howard Shelley. 

Hyperion CDA 67276 30 

• Two Studies, Op.105. Piers Lane, 

pno. Hyperion CDA 67394 

6.00 The World of Baroque 

with John Collins 

Vivaldi: Concerto in B flat for 

Violin & Oboe, RV.548. Nigel 

Kennedy, vln. Albrecht Mayer, 

oboe. Members of Berlin PO. 

4 

EMI 5 57859 2 

Bach: St Matthew Passion, 

10 

BWV.244: Come, you daughters, 

help me lament. Collegium 

Vocale Ghent. La Chapelle 

Royale/Philippe Herreweghe. 

HM HMX 2908226.28 

Bach: English Suite No.6 

in D minor, BWV.811. 

7 


Piotr Anderszewski, pno. 

Virgin VC5 45632 2 

Buxtehude: Canzona in G, 

BuxWV.170. Julia Brown, org. 

30 

Naxos 8.570312 

Carissimi: Lamento della Maria 

Stuarda. Elisabeth Speiser, sop. 

Hans Ludwig Hirsch, hpschd. 

4 

Jecklin-Disco JD 5004 2 

Ritter: Suite in F sharp 

12 

minor. Gustav Leonhardt, clav. 

Philips 422 349-2 12 

Bach: Mass in B minor, BWV.232: 

Kyrie. Sylvia McNair, sop. Dolores 

Ziegler, m-sop. Atlanta SO & 

Chamber Chorus/Robert Shaw. 

Telarc 80233 20 

Vivaldi: Concerto in G minor for 

Two Violins, RV.578, Op.3/2. Nigel 

Kennedy & Daniel Stabrawa, 

vlns. Members of the Berlin PO. 

EMI 5 57859 2 6 

8.00 Saturday Evening Concert 

with Peter Hume 

Krommer: Partita in F, Op.57. Sam 

Curkpatrick & Macarthur Clough, 

cls. Rachel Cashmore & Amelia 

Coleman, oboes. Jenna Breen & 

Rosie Savage, horns. Chloe Turner, 

Claire Ramuscak & Greg Taylor, 

bsns. 3MBS rec. 

Haydn: Divertimento in A, 

Hob.X:3. Limoges Baroque 

Ensemble. Quatuor Mosaiques/ 

19 

Christophe Coin. Laborie LC03 19 

Rachmaninov: Symphony No.3 in 

A minor, Op.44. Royal PO/Andrew 

Litton. Virgin VMT 7 59279 2 43 

Bizet: Children’s Games. Laurence 

Fromentin & Dominique Plancade, 

pno duet. EMI 5 72526 2 22 

King: A Melbourne Day. VCA SO/ 

Brett Kelly. 3MBS rec. 

10.00 Night Tram 

with Peter Green 

8 

MIDNIGHT TO DAWN 

12.00 Notturno 

prepared by Geoff Hayes 

Classics through the night. 

SUNDAY 2 DEC 

7.00 Hymns Old & New 

prepared by Peter Wakeley 

7.30 Organ and Choral Music 

with Simon Colvin 

Includes: Bach (arr. Briggs): 

Badinerie. Bach (arr Henderson): 

Siciliano. Bach (arr. Wills): 

Cantata 29: Sinfonia. David 

Briggs, org (Truro Cathedral). 

Kevin Mayhew KMCD 1007 

Gregorian Chant: Rorate Caeli. 

Monks of Downside Abbey. 

9 

Virgin VTCD 99 

Palestrina: Rorate Caeli. 

5 

Regensburg Cathedral Choir/Georg 

Ratzinger. EMI CDC 7 47528 2 

Williams: In the year that King 

4 

Uzziah died. Grace Cathedral Choir, 

San Francisco/John Fenstermaker. 

Christopher Putnam, org. 

Gothic G49098 8 

Purcell: Rejoice in the Lord alway, 

Z.49. New College Oxford Choir. 

King’s Consort/Robert King. 

Hyperion CDA 66656 

Bach: Prelude & Fugue in 

D, BWV.532. Edgar Krapp, 

org (Passau Cathedral). 

8 

Eurodisc 610031-231 

9.00 Sunday Morning 

with Elisabeth Giddy 

Rodrigo: Concierto serenata. 

Nicanor Zabaleta, harp. Berlin 

RSO/Ernst Marzendorfer. 

10 

DG 439 693-2 23 

Carmichael: Piano Quartet, “Sea 

Changes”. Antony Gray, pno. 

Belinda MacFarlane, vln. Morgan 

Goff, vla. Matthew Lee, vlc. 

ABC 476 156-1 

Bizet: Symphony in C. 

Montreal SO/Charles Dutoit. 

19 

Decca 452 102-2 33 

Khachaturian: Violin Concerto in 

D minor, Op.46. Mihaela Martin, 

vln. Ukraine National SO/Theodore 

Kuchar. Naxos 8.555919 

11.00 Recent Releases 

produced by Mark Shepheard 

39 

A review of the latest classical 

recordings. 

12.00 A Lunchtime Miscellany 

with Jane Mitchell 

Weber: Oberon: Overture. 

Hanover Band/Roy Goodman. 

Nimbus NI 5154 

Balcombe: Greensleeves Suite. 

London Philharmonic Cellos, 

9 

Philharmonia Orch Cellos, Royal 

Philharmonic Cellos & BBC 

Symphony Cellos/Geoffrey Simon. 

Cala CACD 0104 

Sibelius: Valse Triste, 

Op.44/1. Norwegian Radio 

Orch/Ari Rasilainen. 

5 

Finlandia 4509-99956-2 

Brahms: Hungarian Dances 

5 

Nos.1, 3, 5, 10, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21. 

North German RSO/Sir John Eliot 

Gardiner. DG 437 506-2 

Coates: London Suite. East of 

18 

England Orch/Malcolm Nabarro. 

ASV WHL 2053 

Albinoni: Concerto in G for 

Two Oboes, Op.9/6. Anthony 

Camden & Alison Alty, oboes. 

14 

London Virtuosi/John Georgiadis. 

Naxos 8.553002 11 

d’Indy: Symphony on a French 

Mountain Song, Op.25. Jean-Yves 

Thibaudet, pno. Montreal SO/ 

Charles Dutoit. Decca 430 278-2 

Gounod: Faust: Ballet Music. 

Boston SO/Seiji Ozawa. 

27 

DG 423 698-2 

2.00 Apres-Midi 

with Hector Walker 

Tchaikovsky: Suite No.4 in G, 

“Mozartiana”, Op.61. Suisse 

15 

Romande Orch/Ernest Ansermet. 

Eloquence 476 2723 26 

Lovelock: Flute Concerto. Vernon 

Hill, fte. Melbourne SO/Leonard 

Dommett. Festival FC 80026 

Nielsen: Symphony No.3, 

15 

“Espansiva”, FS.60, Op.27. Nancy 

Wait Kromm, sop. Kevin McMillan, 

ten. San Francisco SO/Herbert 

Blomstedt. Decca 430 290-2 35 

Stenhammar: The Song. Soloists. 

Swedish Radio Choir. Chamber 

Choir of State Academy of Music, 

Stockholm. Children’s Choir. 

Swedish RSO/Herbert Blomstedt. 

Caprice CAP 21358 

4.00 Music For Leisure 

with Jane O’Callaghan 

35 

Vivaldi: Concerto in C for Two 

Trumpets, RV.537. English 

Concert/Trevor Pinnock. 

Archiv 435 262-2 

Rachmaninov (arr. Simonds): 

7 

Vocalise, Op.34/14. Diana Doherty, 

oboe. Sinfonia Australis/Mark 

Summerbell. ABC 980 0463 

Strauss Jnr: Tales from 

the Vienna Woods, Op.325. 

6 

Queensland SO/Vladimir Ponkin. 

ABC 432 250-2 12 

Bizet: The Pearl Fishers: In the 

depths of the temple. David 

Hobson, ten. Teddy Tahu Rhodes, 

bar. Sinfonia Australis/Thomas 

Woods. ABC 476 227-2 

Rodrigo (arr. Galway): 

Fantasia para un gentilhombre. 

Joanna G’froerer, fte. Asturias 

SO/Maximiano Valdes. 

6 

Naxos 8.557801 

Chaminade: Piano Sonata in C 

21 

minor, Op.21. Peter Jacobs, pno. 


Vivaldi: Violin Sonata in B 

19 

minor, RV.36, Op.2/5. Elizabeth 

Wallfisch, vln. Richard Tunnicliffe, 

vlc. Malcolm Proud, hpschd. 


Carmichael: Concierto folklorico. 

John Carmichael, pno. West 

Australian SO/David Measham. 

ABC 442 374-2 

Handel: Messiah: The trumpet 

26 

shall sound. Teddy Tahu Rhodes, 

bar. Leanne Sullivan, tpt. Orch 

of the Antipodes/Antony Walker. 

ABC 476 3335 

6.00 Tropic Island Discs 

The life of a local personality 

portrayed through music and 

interview. 

4 

7.00 Melbourne in Concert 

with Philip Boug or 

Michael Williamson 

Heroes and the Wild West; 

Heidelberg Symphony 

Orchestra/Christopher 

Kopke & Ashton-Smith 

Singers; Ivanhoe Girls’ 

Grammar School; 15/9/2012. 

(Recorded by John Smyth). 


Ashton-Smith Singers 

Rodgers: Oklahoma! Overture. 

Williams: Saving Private Ryan: 

Hymn to the Fallen. Shore: The 

Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship 

of the Ring. Williams: Superman. 

Williams: Star Wars: Suite. 

9.00 Australian Sounds 

with James Wade 

Musical insights into Australian 

contemporary composers and 

composition. 

10.30 Sunday Night Late 

with Frank Prain 

Light, relaxing classical music. 



prepared by Ian Sloane 


MONDAY 3 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 

with Lindsay Coker 

9.00 Exploring Music 

with Bill McGlaughlin 

Our weekday program which 

delves into a wide range of 

classical music topics. Each fi veprogram 

series relates to a single 

theme. Topics include composer 

biographies and explorations of 

various musical styles. 

10.00 Morning Concert 

with Graeme McKinnon 

Conductors in Concert – Antony Walker 

Edwards: Quem Quaeritis: Five 

Carols. Anne Cooke, sop. Kerith 

Fowles, alto. Sydney Philharmonia 

Motet Choir. ABC 476 5791 11 

Vaughan Williams: The 

Lark Ascending. Dimity 

Hall, vln. Sinfonia Australis. 

ABC 472 984-2 17 

Faure: The Birth of Venus, Op.29. 

Sara Macliver, sop. Jenny Duck- 

Chong, m-sop. Paul McMahon, 

ten. Teddy Tahu Rhodes, bar. 

Cantillation. Sinfonia Australis. 

ABC 472 045-2 24 

Bach: Brandenburg Concerto 

No.1 in F, BWV.1046. Orch of the 

Antipodes. ABC 476 1923 19 

Beethoven: Piano Concerto 

No.3 in C minor, Op.37. Gerard 

Willems, pno. Sinfonia Australis. 

ABC 980 046-5 36 

12.00 Midday 

with Judith Blanchard-Hill 

1.30 Melbourne Symphony 

Orchestra Hour 

with John Barns 

2.30 Concert Hall 


Corelli: Concerto Grosso in B 

fl at, Op.6/11. I Solisti Italiani. 

Denon CO 74168-69 9 

Bruni: Viola Sonata in C, Op.27/1. 

Antonello Farulli, vla. Francesco 

Dillon, vlc. Gabriele Micheli, 

hpschd. Dynamic S2005 11 

Boccherini: Cello Concerto No.9 

in B fl at, G.482. Matt Haimovitz 

(b.3/12/1970), vlc. English CO/Sir 

Andrew Davis. DG 429 219-2 20 

Respighi: Ballad of the Gnomes. 

BBC PO/Sir Edward Downes. 

Chandos CHAN 9232 

Chadwick: Melpomene 

Overture. Czech State PO/ 

Jose Serebrier (b.3/12/1938). 

15 

Reference Recordings RR-64 13 

Beach: Scottish Legend, Op.54/1. 

Firefl ies, Op.15/4. The Hermit 

Thrush at Eve, Op.92/1. Valsefantaisie, 

Op.116. Alan Feinberg, 

pno. Argo 436 121-2 20 

Barber: Souvenirs, Op.28: Suite. 

London SO/Jose Serebrier. 

ASV DCA 737 

4.30 Intermezzo 

with Susan Porter 

19 

7.00 A Time to Remember 

with Patrick McMahon 

Recalling wonderful music and 

artists of the past. 

8.00 Chamber Music and Song 

with Peter Larsen 

Mendelssohn: Octet in E fl at, 

Op.20. Australian CO/Richard 

Tognetti. Sony SK 57484 

Mahler: Song of the Earth: 

Excerpts. Peter Seiffert, ten. 

Thomas Hampson, bar. City of 

31 

Birmingham SO/Sir Simon Rattle. 

EMI 5 56200 2 10 

Mozart: String Quintet No.4 in G 

minor, K.516. Australian String 

Quartet. Katharine Brockman, vla. 

Tall Poppies TP 087 35 

Ireland: Violin Sonata No.2 in A 

minor. Oliver Lewis, vln. Jeremy 

Filsell, pno. Guild GMCD 7120 

Henderson: G’Day Africa. 

22 

Perihelion. Tall Poppies TP 043 

10.00 A Little Night Music 

(from around the world) 

with Amy Bennett 

7 



prepared by Anne Bellew 


TUESDAY 4 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 

with Loretto Perkins 




with Frank Pam 

Le Gallienne: Concert Overture. 

Melbourne SO/Clive Douglas. 

ABC 476 6335 

Mozart: La Clemenza di Tito, 

8 

K.621: Excerpts. Yvonne Minton 

(b.4/12/1938), m-sop. ROHO/Sir 

Colin Davis. ABC 470 241-2 14 

Piston: Violin Concerto No.2. James 

Buswell (b.4/12/1946), vln. Ukraine 

National SO/Theodore Kuchar. 

Naxos 8.559003 

Mahler: Songs of a Wayfarer. 

25 

Yvonne Minton, m-sop. Chicago SO/ 

Sir Georg Solti. ABC 470 241-2 

Piston: Piano Quintet. Ian 

Munro, pno. James Buswell & 

Anthony Gault, vlns. Theodore 

16 

Kuchar, vla. Judith Glyde, vlc. 

Naxos 8.559071 19 

Elgar: Sea Pictures, Op.37. Yvonne 

Minton, m-sop. London PO/Daniel 

Barenboim. Sony SMK 58929 23 

12.00 Midday 

with Margot Blackwell 

or Barbara Gee 


with John Cleghorn 

Clementi: Symphony No.1 in 

C. Philharmonia Orch/Claudio 

Scimone. Erato 4509-92191-2 

Mendelssohn: String Quintet 

26 

No.2 in B fl at, Op.87. Fine Arts 

Quartet. Danilo Rossi, vla. 

Naxos 8.570488 

Bach: The Well-Tempered 

Clavier, Book 1: Preludes & 

32 

Fugues 13-16. Albert Landa, pno. 

ABC 476 4556 14 

Reinhart: Oboe Concerto in B fl at. 

Double Reed Society CO/Nicholas 

Daniel. 3MBS rec. 

Schubert: Psalm 23, D.706. 

22 

Night Song in the Forest, D.913. 

Song of the Spirits above the 

Waters, D.714. BBC Singers. Susan 

Tomes, pno. Members of City of 

London Sinfonia/Jane Glover. 

Collins 14992 24 

Bridge: Cello Sonata in D. Blair 

Harris, vlc. Anna Carson, pno. 

3MBS rec. 

Haydn: Symphony No.51 

in B fl at, Hob.I:51. AAM/ 

Christopher Hogwood. 

24 

L’Oiseau-Lyre 443 779-2 


with Nicky Gilderdale 

programmed by Anne Bellew 

28 

7.00 Great Voices of the Twentieth 

Century 

prepared by Jon Churchward 

8.00 Contemporary Visions 

with Tony Thomas 

Music of the last sixty years 

including the innovative and avantgarde. 

A focus on new releases, new 

compositions and interviews. 


10.00 Jazz Rivers 

with Alison Lee-Tet 



prepared by Rod Higman 


WEDNESDAY 5 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 

with Ted Davies 




with Juliarna Clark 

Mendelssohn: A Midsummer 

Night’s Dream, Overture, Op.21. 

Chicago SO/James Levine. 

DG 478 4220 12 

Bach (arr. Avital): Violin Concerto 

in D minor, BWV.1052. Avi Avital, 

mndln. Potsdam Chamber Academy. 

DG 479 0092 21 

Sullivan: Symphony in E, “Irish”. 

Royal Liverpool PO/David Lloyd- 

Jones. Naxos 8.570351 35 

Liszt: Piano Concerto No.1 in E 

flat, S.124. Nelson Freire, pno. 

Dresden PO/Michel Plasson. 

Berlin 0183772BC 18 

Mozart: Lucio Silla: Excerpts. 

Yvonne Kenny, Edita Gruberova 

& Dawn Upshaw, sops. Cecilia 

Bartoli, m-sop. Peter Schreier, 

ten. Arnold Schoenberg Choir. 

Concentus Musicus Vienna/ 

Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 

Teldec 4509-97505-2 12 

Mozart: Divertimento in B flat, 

K.137. Berlin PO/Herbert von 

Karajan. DG 479 0204 10 

12.00 Midday 

with Bob Rothols or Rod Watson 


with Thilo Troschke 

Beethoven: Egmont, Op.84: 

Overture. Heidelberg SO/ 

Christopher Kopke. 3MBS rec. 8 

Bach: Cantata, “For the Righteous 

Light is sown”, BWV.195. Jan 

Patrick O’Farrell, treb. Rene Jacobs, 

alto. John Elwes, ten. Harry van der 

Kamp, bass. Hanover Boys’ Choir. 

Collegium Vocale Ghent. Leonhardt 

Consort/Gustav Leonhardt. 

Teldec 244 193-2 ZK 19 

Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No.2 in 

C minor, Op.66. Macquarie Trio. 

ABC 456 191-2 29 

Handel: Messiah: Excerpts. Edith 

Mathis, sop. James Bowman, alto. 

Claes H Ahnsjo, ten. Tom Krause, 

bar. Maryland Chorus. Smithsonian 

Concerto Grosso/Antal Dorati. 

Pro Arte CDM 840 62 

Beethoven: Sextet in E flat, Op.71. 

Mozzafiato/Charles Neidich. 

Sony SK 53367 19 

Mozart: Symphony No.41 in C, 

“Jupiter”, K.551. Sydney SO/Stuart 

Challender. ABC 434 778-2 30 


with Peter Bandy 

7.00 Music for Keyboard 

with Christopher Ellis 

8.00 Wednesday Night at the 

Opera 


Rossini: The Italian Girl in Algiers. 

Darina Takova, sop. Jennifer 

Larmore, m-sop. Laura Polverelli, 

contr. Raul Giminez, ten. John del 

Carlo, bass. Geneva Grand Theatre 

Chorus. Lausanne CO/Jesus Lopez 

Cobos. Teldec 0630-17130-2 

Kalman: The Circus Princess: 

Excerpts. Margit Schramm & 

Guggi Loewinger, sops. Julius 

147 

Katona & Rudolf Schock, tens. 

Eurodisc 258363 51 



prepared by Neil Appleby 


THURSDAY 6 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 

with Neil Appleby 




with Joan Ikin 

Flights Of Angels 

Handel: Samson: Let the bright 

seraphim. Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, 

sop. Crispian Steele-Perkins, 

tpt. English CO/Barry Rose. 

ABC 442 9812 6 

Davidson: A Singing of 

Angels. Finchley Children’s 

Music Group/Nicholas Wilks. 

Naxos 8.559436 27 

Broadstock: Symphony No.4, 

“Born from Good Angel’s Tears”. 

Tasmanian SO/Ola Rudner. 

ABC 476 8041 15 

Handel: Messiah: Excerpts. Sara 

Macliver, sop. Alexandra Sherman, 

contr. Christopher Field, alto. 

Paul McMahon, ten. Teddy Tahu 

Rhodes, bar. Cantillation. Orch 


ABC 472 601-2 4 

Vivaldi: Gloria in D, RV.589. 

Anna Crookes & Jayne 

Whitaker, sops. Caroline Trevor, 

m-sop. Schola Cantorum of Oxford. 

Northern CO/Nicholas Ward. 

Naxos 8.550767 30 

Charpentier: Dialogue between the 

angels and the shepherds, H.420. 

Tracy Smith Bessette, sop. Christine 

Stelmacovitch, m-sop. David 

Nortman, ten. Curtis Streetman, 

bass. Aradia Ensemble/Kevin 

Mallon. Naxos 8.557036 21 

12.00 Midday 



with Ola Tasker 

Spotlight on the Cello 

Schumann: Adagio & Allegro in A 

flat, Op.70. Mstislav Rostropovich, 

vlc. Martha Argerich, pno. 

DG 419 860-2 8 

Rheinberger: Three Pieces for 

Cello & Organ, Op.150. Donald 

Moline, vlc. Randall Swanson, org. 

Dorian DIS-80148 14 

Rubinstein: Cello Concerto No.1 in 

A minor, Op.65. Werner Thomas, 

vlc. Bamberg SO/Yuri Ahronovitch. 

Musica Mundi 311 103 35 

J C Bach: Sinfonia concertante 

in A for Violin & Cello. Siona 

Loughnane, vln. Jane Tallon, vlc. 

Melbourne Musicians/Frank Pam. 

3MBS rec. 17 

Mendelssohn: Cello Sonata 

No.2 in D, Op.58. Christophe 

Coin, vlc. Patrick Cohen, pno. 

L’Oiseau-Lyre 430 245-2 29 

Elgar: Cello Concerto in E minor, 

Op.85. Robert Cohen, vlc. Royal 

PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. 

Argo 436 545-2 31 


in B flat, “La Reine”, 

Hob.I:85. OAE/Sigiswald Kuijken. 

Virgin VC7 90844 2 28 


with John van Bavel 

7.00 The Early Music Experience 

with Mark Shepheard 

A selection of recent early music CD 

releases. 

8.00 Thursday Night Concert 

with Adrian McEniery 

Hindemith: Symphony, “Mathis der 

Maler”. Czech PO/Jiri Belohlavek. 


Liszt: Faust Symphony, 

S.108. Placido Domingo, ten. 

Berlin State Opera Chorus. 

Berlin PO/Daniel Barenboim. 

27 

Teldec 3984-22948-2 

Mozart: Exsultate jubilate, 

K.165. Danielle de Niese, sop. 

OAE/Sir Charles Mackerras. 

72 

Decca 478 1511 14 

10.00 Summer Season of Operetta 


prepared by Albert Whitelaw 

A selection of favourite Operetta 

melodies. 



prepared by Jane Morris 


FRIDAY 7 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 

with Rex Williams 






Mozart: Serenade in G, “Eine 

kleine Nachtmusik”, K.525. 

Tasmanian SO/Geoffrey Lancaster. 

ABC 434 899-2 20 

Delius: Poem of Life and Love. BBC 

Concert Orch/Vernon Handley. 

BBC Music Vol.20 No.9 17 

Ramirez: Misa Criolla. Jose 

Carreras, ten. Laredo Choral Salve. 

Bilbao Choral Society/Jose Luis 

Ocejo. Domingo Cura, perc. Jorge 

Padin, perc. Arsenio Zambrano, 

charango. Lalo Gutierrez, gtr. Raul 

Barboza, accordion. Ariel Ramirez, 

pno. Philips 420 955-2 21 

Schumann: Piano Quartet in E 

flat, Op.47. Robert Chamberlain, 

pno. Erica Kennedy, vln. Helen 

Ireland, vla. Zoe Knighton, vlc. 


Milhaud: Harp Concerto, 

Op.323. Milena Sperlova, harp. 

Brno State PO/Frantisek Jilek. 

Praga PR 250 025 22 

12.00 Midday 



with Robert Hooke 

Melbourne Youth Orchestra/ 

Peter Bandy; St Paul’s 

Cathedral, Melbourne; 

21/4/2001. (Recorded by 

Benjamin Walbrook). 

Melbourne Youth Orchestra 

Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien, 

Op.45. Khachaturian: Spartacus: 

Adagio & Phrygia. Borodin: Prince 

Igor: Polovtsian Dances. Prokofiev: 

Lieutenant Kije Suite, Op.60. 

Stravinsky: The Firebird: Suite. 

Dvorak: String Quintet in G, 

B.49, Op.77. Vienna Octet. 

Decca 430 299-2 33 

Edwards: Piano Concerto. Dennis 

Hennig, pno. Queensland SO/Myer 

Fredman. ABC 426 483-2 18 

Lalo: Symphonie espagnole in D 

minor, Op.21. Pinchas Zukerman, 

vln. Los Angeles PO/Zubin Mehta. 

CBS MYK 44717 32 


with Michelle Saccardo 

programmed by Jane Mitchell 

7.00 Singers & Songs 


8.00 Mozart the Romantic 

Exploring Mozart’s Piano Concerto 

in D minor, K.466 

Hoang Pham 

Mozart is generally considered 

to be a Classical composer, but he 

flirted with Romantic sentiment 

on many occasions. In this program 

Tom Ford will explore Mozart’s 

Piano Concerto in D minor, its 

intricacies and performance 

history, with Melbourne Piano 

Trio pianist Hoang Pham, who will 

demonstrate aspects of the concerto 

from the 3MBS Marigold Southey 

Performance Studio. 

10.00 Colours of Jazz 

with Larry Groves 





Includes Live! At the Concertgebouw 

featuring concerts broadcast by 

Radio Netherlands Worldwide 

from the Concertgebouw 

Amsterdam. 


6.00 Daybreak 





























Finzi: Eclogue in F, Op.10. 

Howard Shelley, pno. City of 

London Sinfonia/Richard Hickox. 

EMI CDC 7 49627 2 10 

Delius: A Mass of Life. Janice 

Watson, sop. Catherine Wyn- 

Rogers, m-sop. Andrew Kennedy, 

ten. Alan Opie, bass. Bach Choir. 

Bournemouth SO/David Hill. 

Naxos 8.572861-62 98 

4.00 Serenade 




Schubert: Fantasy in C, 

D.605. Ian Munro, pno. 

Tall Poppies TP 079 

Stojowski: Fantasy in C, 

Op.14. Lidia Kozubek, pno. 

10 

Polskie Nagrania SZ 00517 13 

Alkan: Etude for Left Hand, 

Op.76/1. Laurent Martin, pno. 

Marco Polo 8.223500 9 

Szymanowski: Variations in B flat 

minor, Op.3. Lidia Kozubek, pno. 

Polskie Nagrania SZ 00517 

Sterndale Bennett: Rondo 

11 

piacevole, Op.25. Ilonya Prunyi, 

pno. Marco Polo 8.223512 


with Jackie Burns 

Includes: Vivaldi: Concerto in 

C for Two Trumpets, RV.537. 

6 

English Concert/Trevor Pinnock. 

Archiv 435 262-2 7 

Handel: Messiah: Excerpts. Henry 

Jenkinson, Otta Jones & Robert 

Brooks, trebs. Iestyn Davies, alto. 

Toby Spence, ten. Eamonn Dougan, 

bass. New College Choir, Oxford. 

AAM/Edward Higginbottom. 

Naxos 8.570131-32 

Telemann: Festive Suite in A. 

Northwest CO of Seattle/Alun 

20 

Francis. Helios CDH 88028 17 

Bach: Cantata, “Come Thou of man 

the Saviour”, BWV.61. Barbara 

Schlick, sop. Kai Wessel, alto. 

Christoph Pregardien, ten. Klaus 

Mertens, bass. Amsterdam Baroque 

Orch & Choir/Ton Koopman. 

Erato 0630-12598-2 

Vivaldi: Violin Concerto in E, 

14 

“Il riposo per il Natale”, RV.270. 

Collegium Musicum 90/Simon 

Standage. Chandos 0754 X 

Manfredini: Concerto Grosso 

in C, Op.3/12. Collegium 

Musicum 90/Simon Standage. 

7 

Chandos 0754 X 

Purcell: Behold I bring you glad 

9 

tidings. Northwest CO of Seattle/ 

Alun Francis. Helios CDH 88028 

A Scarlatti: Cantata pastorale 

for the Birth of Our Lord. 

Susan Gritton, sop. Collegium 

Musicum 90/Simon Standage. 

5 

Chandos 0754 X 18 



Mozart: Lucio Silla, K.135: 

Overture. Danish Radio 

Sinfonietta/Adam Fischer. 

Dacapo Records 8.226069-71 

Schumann: Symphony No.1 

in B flat, “Spring”, Op.38. 

7 


Czech PO/Lawrence Foster. 

Pentatone PTC 5186 326 32 

Dvorak: Bagatelles, B.79, Op.47. 

Isuelt Stephenson & Margaret 

Baker, vlns. Stephen Hughes, 

vlc. Larrisa Cox, accordion. 


R R Bennett: A Farewell to 

Arms. Cambridge Singers/ 

John Rutter. Susan Dorey, vlc. 

Collegium CSACD 901 12 

Arensky: Suite No.1 in F, Op.15. 

Stephen Coombs & Ian Munro, 

pnos. Hyperion CDA 66755 14 

Brumby: Masques. 

Queensland SO/Colin Brumby. 

Jade JADCD 1043 27 


with Hans Groenewegen 



prepared by Peter Gardner 


SUNDAY 9 DEC 




with Peter Wakeley 

Includes: Bruhns: Nun 

komm der Heiden Heiland. 

Helmut Winter, org (St 

Nicolas Church, Altenbruch). 

HM HMA 1901230 12 

Pachelbel: Nun komm der Heiden 

Heiland. Werner Jacob, org. 

Virgin VC7 91087 2 4 

Sygietynski: In the Adler Grove. 

Goose in the Water. Mazowsze 

Polish Song & Dance Ensemble. 

WRC R.02403 

Parker: Andante Religioso, 

Op.17/4. Martin Weyer, org. 

6 

Raven OAR-410 6 

Gibbons: This is the record of John. 

Michael Liley, alto. Winchester 

Cathedral Choir. Consort of 

Musicke/Martin Neary. James 

Lancelot, org. ASV GAU 119 

Bach: Cantata, BWV.140: 

Wachet auf. Tolz Boys’ Choir. 


5 


Teldec 242 630-2 ZL 

Wise: Prepare ye the way of the 

7 

Lord. Chichester Cathedral Choir/ 

Alan Thurlow. Alpha CAPS 317 

Guilmant: Caprice in B flat, 

Op.20/3. Thomas Heywood, org 

(St Joseph’s Cathedral, Buffalo). 

5 

Pro Organo 7167 



5 

Mozart: Piano Concerto No.16 in D, 

K.451. Andras Schiff, pno. Salzburg 

Mozarteum Camerata Academia/ 

Sandor Vegh. Decca 433 374-2 23 

Kabalevsky: The Comedians, Op.26. 

Bavarian State Orch/Wolfgang 

Sawallisch. EMI CDD 7 63893 2 

Liszt: Character Pieces, S.484: 

Excerpts. Valerie Tryon, pno. 

14 

Naxos 8.553507 11 

Sankey: Carmen Fantasy. Gary Karr, 

db. Adelaide SO/Patrick Thomas. 

ABC 438 612-2 15 

Hebden: Concerto No.3 in E minor 

for Strings. Cantilena/Adrian 

Shepherd. Chandos CHAN 8339 

Tchaikovsky: The Snow Maiden, 

Op.12: Excerpts. Irina Mishura- 

Lekhtman, m-sop. Vladimir 

Grishko, ten. University 

Musical Society Choral Union. 

Detroit SO/Neeme Jarvi. 

8 


Boieldieu: Harp Concerto in C. 

Lily Laskine, harp. Jean-Francois 

Paillard CO/Jean-Francois Paillard. 

Erato 2292-45084-2 



21 


recordings. 



Rodgers: Carousel: Carousel Waltz. 

New London Orch/Ronald Corp. 


Muller: The King Despite Himself, 

Waltz. Slovak RSO/Jerome Cohen. 


Strauss Jnr: Die Fledermaus: 

Laughing Song. Gilbert & Sullivan: 

The Mikado: The sun whose rays. 

Lesley Garrett, sop. Royal PO/Peter 

Robinson. Silva Screen D46075 

Arnold: Whistle Down the Wind: 

Suite. London SO/Richard Hickox. 

7 


Chopin (arr. Harris): Etude in E, 

“Tristesse”, Op.10/3. Daniel Smith, 

bsn. London PO/Ettore Stratta. 

ASV WHL 2052 

Mendelssohn: Song Without 

Words in D, Op.109. Martin 

5 

Ostertag, vlc. Roland Keller, pno. 

Bayer BR 100 031 4 

Rossini: Introduction, Theme & 

Variations in E flat. Sabine Meyer, 

cl. Zurich Opera Orch/Franz Welser- 

Moest. EMI 5 56137 2 11 

Schumann: Piano Concerto in A 

minor, Op.54. Sviatoslav Richter, 

pno. Warsaw National PO/Witold 

Rowicki. DG 429 918-2 

Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker, 

Op.71: Excerpts. Kirov Orch 

& Chorus/Valery Gergiev. 

29 

Philips 462 114-2 



25 

Chopin: Piano Concerto No.1 in 

E minor, Op.11. Murray Perahia, 

pno. New York PO/Zubin Mehta. 

CBS MK 42400 

Schumann: Symphony No.4 in 

39 

D minor, Op.120. Dresden State 

Orchestra/Wolfgang Sawallisch. 

EMI CDM 7 69471 2 

Hummel: Mass in E flat, 

Op.80. Soloists. Czech 

Philharmonic Chorus. Vienna 

Academy/Martin Haselbock. 

28 

Koch Schwann 3-1779-2H1 


with Rod Watson 

45 

Includes: Tchaikovsky: 1812 

Overture, Op.49. Temple University 

Choirs. Philadelphia Brass Bands. 

Philadelphia Orch/Eugene 

Ormandy. RCA LSC-3204 17 

Neukomm: Cantata, “Napoleon’s 

Midnight”. Michael George, 

bass. Christopher Kite, pno. 

Nimbus NI 5138 9 

Vierne: Marche triumphale 

du Centenaire de Napoleon 1. 

London Gabrieli Brass Ensemble/ 

Christopher Larkin. 


Honegger: Napoleon: 

Suite. Slovak RSO/Adriano. 

8 

Marco Polo 8.223134 21 

Rouget de Lisle (arr. Berlioz): La 

Marseillaise. Roberto Alagna, ten. 

Children’s Choir of Maitrise of 

Paris. Les Elements Chamber Choir. 

Choir of the French Army. ROHO/ 

Bertrand de Billy. EMI 5 57433 2 

Hill: Piano Concerto in A. 

David Bollard, pno. West 

Australian SO/Georg Tintner. 

6 

Festival FC 80026 24 

Coleridge-Taylor: Petite Suite de 

Concert, Op.77. CSRSO/Adrian 

Leaper. Marco Polo 8.223516 




interview. 

16 




2012 ANAM Chamber Music 

Competition Final 

Tonight’s concert features three 

of ANAM’s finest chamber 

music ensembles who have 

made it through an intense 

round of preliminary heats and 

performances. The hotly-contested 

competition final was recorded at 

South Melbourne Town Hall on 

7 December. 





composition. 



with Craig Buddle 






MONDAY 10 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 






Conductors in Concert – Bryden Thomson 

Walton: Portsmouth Point: 

Overture. London PO. 


Walton: The Wise Virgins: 

Suite. London PO. 

6 


Vaughan Williams: Tuba 

Concerto in F minor. Patrick 

Harrild, tuba. London SO. 

20 


Elgar: Nursery Suite. Ulster Orch. 


Harty: In Ireland. Colin Fleming, 

fte. Denise Kelly, harp. Ulster Orch. 


Vaughan Williams: Pastoral 

Symphony (Symphony No.3). 

Yvonne Kenny, sop. London SO. 

9 


12.00 Midday 


36 



Berlioz: Le Corsaire, Op.21: 

Overture. Detroit SO/Paul Paray. 

Mercury 475 6622 8 

Lalo: Cello Concerto in D minor. 

Leonard Rose, vlc. Philadelphia 

Orch/Eugene Ormandy. 

Sony SBK 48278 25 

Renie: Trio for Harp, Violin & Cello. 

Xavier de Maistre, harp. Ingolf 

Turban, vln. Wen-Sinn Yang, vlc. 

HM HMN 911962 25 

Saint-Saens: Piano Concerto No.2 

in G minor, Op.22. Kathryn Stott 

(b.10/12/1958), pno. BBC PO/Marin 

Alsop. BBC MM 90 23 

Rachmaninov: Variations on a 

Theme of Corelli, Op.42. Kathryn 

Stott, pno. Conifer CDCF 159 19 

Glinka: Trio Pathetique in 

D minor. Amsterdam Trio. 

Koch 3-7015-2H1 15 

Prokofi ev: Violin Concerto 

No.1 in D, Op.19. Sarah Chang 

(b.10/12/1980), vln. Berlin PO/Sir 

Simon Rattle. EMI 3 46053 2 22 

Prokofi ev: Waltz Suite, Op.110. 

Ukraine NSO/Theodore Kuchar. 

Naxos 8.553069 29 









Beethoven: String Quartet No.16 

in F, Op.135. Budapest Quartet. 

Sony MH2K 62873 23 

Sinding: Songs. Bodil Arnesen, 

sop. Erling Ragnar Eriksen, pno. 

Naxos 8.553905 10 

Faure: Piano Quintet No.1 in D 

minor, Op.89. Quintetto Faure di 

Roma. Claves 50-8603 

Dvorak: Piano Trio No.1 in 

B fl at, B.51, Op.21. Suk Trio. 

30 

Denon 1409 37 

Sutherland: Oboe Sonatina. Jiri 

Tancibudek, oboe. Noreen Stokes, 

pno. ABC 461 703-2 



with Ian Sloane 

Ibert: Suite symphonique, 

“Paris”. New York Harmonie 

Ensemble/Steven Richman. 

7 

Music & Arts 649 13 

Dukas: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice. 

Orch de Paris/Daniel Barenboim. 

DG 480 0475 12 

de Curtis: A Voice in the Night. 

Accordone. ORF 340 5 

Coates: Dancing Nights. Sydney SO/ 

John Lanchbery. ABC 472 509-2 9 

Schubert (arr. Godowsky): Good 

Night. Marc-Andre Hamelin, pno. 

Musica Viva MVCD 1026 5 

Lauro: Four Venezuelan 

Waltzes. Craig Ogden, gtr. 


Hill: In Such a Night. Blue Evening. 

Asmira Woodward-Page, vln. Scott 

Davie, pno. Artworks AW 034 5 

Humperdinck: Hansel and Gretel: 

When at night I go to sleep. 

Anthony Way, treb. Barbara 

Bonney, sop. English Sinfonia/Neil 

Page. Decca 455 645-2 9 

Liszt: Sonetto 123 del Petrarch, 

S.161/6. Jayson Gillham, pno. 

Classical CRC 2206 8 

Gilbert & Sullivan: HMS Pinafore: 

The nightingale sighed … A maiden 

fair to see. Thomas Edmonds, ten. 

Corinthian Singers. Festival Chorus. 

Adelaide SO/James Christiansen. 

ABC 480 4510 5 

Abraham: Victoria and Her Hussar: 

Good night. Yvonne Kenny, sop. 

Melbourne SO/Richard Bonynge. 

ABC 476 6905 4 





TUESDAY 11 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 





with Isabel Veale 

Berlioz (b.11/12/1803): Benvenuto 

Cellini, Op.23: Overture. 


Decca 452 480-2 10 

Berlioz: Death of Cleopatra. Dame 

Janet Baker, m-sop. London SO/Sir 

Colin Davis. Philips 416 960-2 20 

Saint-Saens: Cello Concerto No.2 in 

D minor, Op.119. Johannes Moser, 

vlc. Stuttgart RSO/Fabrice Bollon. 

Hanssler 93.222 20 

Faure: Piano Quintet No.2 in C 

minor, Op.115. Quintetto Faure di 

Roma. Claves 50-8603 33 

Roussel: Bacchus & Ariadne: 

Orchestral Suite No.2. Boston SO/ 

Charles Munch. RCA GD 60469 16 

Debussy: Petite Suite. Darryl 

Coote & Max Cooke, pno duet. 

Move MCD 106 12 

12.00 Midday 






D. Philharmonia Orch/Claudio 

Scimone. Erato 4509-92191-2 24 

Mendelssohn: Concert Piece in F 

minor, Op.113. Concert Piece in 

D minor, Op.114. Sabine Meyer, 

cl. Wolfgang Meyer, bassethorn. 

ASMF/Kenneth Sillito. 

EMI 5 57359 2 



15 


ABC 476 4556 18 

Viotti: Violin Concerto No.22 in A 

minor, G.97. Elizabeth Wallfi sch, 

vln. Brandenburg Orch/Roy 

Goodman. Hyperion CDA 66840 

Byrd: Mass for Five Voices. 

Tallis Scholars/Peter Phillips. 

28 

Gimell 454 990-2 

Szymanowski (arr. Tognetti): 

String Quartet No.2, Op.56. 

22 

Australian CO/Richard Tognetti. 


Faure: Cello Sonata No.1 in D 

minor, Op.109. Lowri Blake, 

vlc. Caroline Palmer, pno. 

19 

Etcetera KTC 1153 

Elgar: King Arthur: Suite. 

20 

Bournemouth Sinfonietta/George 

Hurst. Chandos CHAN 6582 



23 


Century 
















6.00 Daybreak 






Lortzing: Hans Sachs: Overture. 

Berlin RSO/Adolf Fritz Guhl. 

Marco Polo 8.220310 

R Strauss: Oboe Concerto in D. 

8 

Douglas Boyd, oboe. CO of Europe/ 

Paavo Berglund. COE 808 

Bach: Magnificat in D, 

BWV.243. Barbara Schlick & 

Agnes Mellon, sops. Gerard 

24 

Lesne, alto. Howard Crook, ten. 

Peter Kooy, bass. Collegium 

Vocale Ghent. La Chapelle 

Royale/Philippe Herreweghe. 

HM HML 5908360.62 

Koehne: Palm Court Suite. 

Tasmanian SO/Richard Mills. 

28 

ABC 476 6502 

Poulenc: Babar, the Little 

24 

Elephant. Georgie Parker, spkr. 

Tasmanian SO/Kenneth Young. 

ABC 476 3686 

12.00 Midday 

28 




Beethoven: Coriolan, Op.62: 

Overture. Berlin PO/Herbert von 

Karajan. DG 479 0177 9 

Bach: Cantata, “My heart swims 

in blood”, BWV.199. Lorraine 

Hunt Lieberson, m-sop. Orch of 

Emmanuel Music/Craig Smith. 

Nonesuch 7559-79692-2 27 

Stamitz: Orchestral Quartet in F, 

Op.14/4. New Zealand CO/Donald 

Armstrong. Naxos 8.557671 21 

Mahler: Symphony No.4 in G. 

Yvonne Kenny, sop. Melbourne SO/ 

Markus Stenz. ABC 476 6339 56 

Edwards: Guitar Concerto. Karin 

Schaupp, gtr. Tasmanian SO/ 

Richard Mills. ABC 476 2270 19 

Mozart: Symphony No.38 in D, 

“Prague”, K.504. LCP/Sir Roger 

Norrington. EMI CDC 7 54336 2 37 






Opera 

with Alan de Niese 

d’Albert: Tiefland. 

Sebastiano .......... Alexander Welitsch 

Tommaso ......................Max Proebstl 

Marta .................. Marianne Schech 

Pepa .......................... Hanna Scholl 

Bavarian Radio Orch & 

Chorus/Rudolf Albert. 

Gala GL 100.715 147 






6.00 Daybreak 






Simply Schubert 

• Songs for Men’s Voices. 

Various solosists & ensembles. 

Carus 83.189 20 

• Impromptu in G flat, 

D.899/3. Impromptu in A flat, 

D.899/4. Alfred Brendel, pno. 

Philips 422 237-2 13 

• Violin Sonata in A, “Grand 

Duo”, D.574. Emma Jardine, 

vln. Benjamin Kopp, pno. 


• Quartettsatz in C minor, D.103. 

Kodaly Quartet. Naxos 8.557126 8 

• In Springtime, D.882. The 

Shepherd on the Rock, D.965. 

Elly Ameling, sop. Hans 

Deinzer, cl. Joerg Demus, pno. 

DHM GD 77085 16 

• Symphony No.8 in B minor, 

“Unfinished”, D.759. Academy 

of Melbourne/Brett Kelly. 


12.00 Midday 

with Barbara Richardson 



Spotlight on the Violin 

Beethoven: Romance No.1 

in G, Op.40. Isaac Stern, vln. 

Franz Liszt CO/Isaac Stern. 

Sony 88697-28187-2 7 

Mozart: Adagio in E, K.261. Isaac 

Stern, vln. English CO/Alexander 

Schneider. Sony SM3K 66475 9 

Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto in D, 

Op.35. Frank Peter Zimmermann, 

vln. Berlin PO/Lorin Maazel. 

EMI CDC 7 49758 2 36 

Schubert: Fantasia in C, D.934. 

Raphael Oleg, vln. Gerard Wyss, 

pno. Denon CO 75636 

Mozart: Serenade No.7 in D, 

26 

“Haffner”, K.250. Oldrich Vlcek, 

vln. Prague CO/Sir Charles 

Mackerras. Telarc 80161 

Haydn: Symphony No.60 in 

C, “Il Distratto”, Hob.I:60. 



53 

Teldec 244 198-2 ZK 



32 



L’Air de cour 

Secular vocal music from early 

17th-century France performed by 

Le Poeme Harmonique. 



Rimsky-Korsakov: Christmas Eve: 

Suite. Scottish NO/Neeme Jarvi. 


Bruch: Violin Concerto No.1 in G 

minor, Op.26. Niki Vasilakis, vln. 

Tasmanian SO/Sebastian Lang- 

Lessing. ABC 476 9237 27 

Trad: German Christmas Songs. 

Windsbacher Boys’ Choir. 

Bellaphon 69001016 8 

Dvorak: Cello Concerto in B minor, 

B.191, Op.104. Janos Starker, 

vlc. London SO/Antal Dorati. 

Philips 420 873-2 38 

Handel: Messiah: I know that my 

redeemer liveth. Ada Alsop, sop. 

London SO/Sir Malcolm Sargent. 

Dutton Laboratories CDLX 7029 8 





melodies. 





FRIDAY 14 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 






Telemann: Concerto in D for 

Trumpet, Two Oboes, Strings & 

Continuo. Hakan Hardenberger, 

tpt. Celia Nicklin & Tess Miller, 

oboes. ASMF/Iona Brown. 

Philips 420 954-2 11 

Moscheles: Piano Concerto No.4 

in E, Op.64. Howard Shelley, pno. 



Elgar (arr. Lemare): 

Caractacus, Op.35: Triumphal 

March. June Nixon, org. 

Master Disk SPCD 393 9 


Brumby: Symphony No.1, “The 

Sun”. Queensland SO/Robert 

Boughen. Jade JADCD 1049 27 

Chopin: Piano Sonata No.2 in 

B flat minor, “Funeral March”, 

Op.35. Leif Ove Andsnes, pno. 

Virgin VC7 91501 2 24 

Beethoven: Piano Trio No.8 in 

E flat, WoO.38. Borodin Trio. 

Chandos CHAN 8352-5 16 

12.00 Midday 




Australian Chamber Soloists; 

Prudence Davis (flute), 

Jeffrey Crellin (oboe), 

Wilma Smith (violin), 

Trevor Jones (viola) & 

Philip Green (cello); Melba 

Hall, Parkville; 26/5/2002. 

(Recorded by Peter Nicholls). 

Jeffrey Crellin & Wilma Smith 

Pleyel: Quintet in E flat for Flute, 

Oboe, Violin, Viola & Cello, Op.10/3. 

Brahms: Cello Sonata No.1 in E 

minor, Op.38. Sitsky: Trio No.5 for 

Flute, Oboe & Piano, “Oriental”. 

Beethoven: Serenade in D for 

Flute, Violin & Viola, Op.25. 

Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto 

No.1 in F sharp minor, Op.1. 

Victor Sangiorgio, pno. West 

Australian SO/Vladimir Verbitsky. 

ABC 454 508-2 28 

Chausson: Chanson perpetuelle, 

Op.37. Anne Sofie von Otter, 

m-sop. Bengt Forsberg, pno. 

DG 447 752-2 7 

Dvorak: Symphony No.1 in C 

minor, “The Bells of Zlonice”, B.9, 

Op.3. Scottish NO/Neeme Jarvi. 







8.00 Peter Burch – A Life in Music 

Peter Burch 

Peter Burch is renowned for his 

contribution to the Arts, and for 

his characteristic wit, wisdom and 

humility. His recent retirement from 

Musica Viva as Victorian Concert 

Manager has brought a string of 

accolades. In this program Doug 

Beecroft discusses with Peter his life 

and work, from rural beginnings to 

revered arts administrator, teacher 

and music critic. 











Amsterdam. 


6.00 Daybreak 





























Vivaldi: Oboe Concerto in C, 

RV.452. Pierre Pierlot, oboe. I 

Solisti Veneti/Claudio Scimone. 

Erato 4509-92130-2 13 

Mendelssohn: Symphony No.4 in 

A, “Italian”, Op.90. OAE/Sir Charles 

Mackerras. Virgin VC7 90725 2 28 

Paganini: Violin Concerto No.4 

in D minor. Salvatore Accardo, 

vln. London PO/Charles Dutoit. 

DG 437 210-2 35 

Rossini: Semiramide: Overture. 

Tasmanian SO/Ola Rudner. 

ABC 476 2599 12 

Puccini: Turandot: Finale Act 3. 

Josephine Barstow, sop. Scottish 

Opera Orch & Chorus/John 

Mauceri. Decca 430 203-2 19 

4.00 Serenade 




Featuring the Argentinian Pianist 

Martha Argerich and Friends 

Rachmaninov: Suite No.2, 

Op.17. Martha Argerich & 

Alexandre Rabinovitch, pnos. 

Teldec 9031-74717-2 22 

Chopin: Scherzo No.3 in C sharp 

minor, Op.39. Mazurka in A minor, 

Op.59/1. Martha Argerich, pno. 

DG 477 9523 

Mozart: Andante with Five 

10 

Variations in G, K.501. Stephen 

Kovacevich & Martha Argerich, pno 

duet. DG 477 9523 7 

Ravel: Gaspard de la nuit: 

Ondine. Martha Argerich, pno. 

DG 477 9523 

Lutoslawski: Variations on a 

Theme of Paganini. Martha 

Argerich & Nelson Freire, pnos. 

6 

DG 477 9523 



Vivaldi: Magnificat in G minor, 

5 

RV.610. Lynne McMurtry, m-sop. 

Aradia Ensemble/Kevin Mallon. 

Naxos 8.570445 19 

Monteverdi: Zefiro torna. Rosita 

Frisani, sop. Manuela Custer, m-sop. 

Ensemble Arte-Musica/Francesco 

Cera. Brilliant Classics 99710/5 

Monteverdi: Altri canti d’amor. 

Montserrat Figueras, sop. La 

Capella Reial de Catalunya/Jordi 

6 

Savall. Alia Vox AVSA 9884B 10 

Byrd: Exalt thyself, O God. Morley: 

Out of the Deep. Magdalen College 

Choir, Oxford/John Harper. 

Regis RRC 2030 

Bach: Cantata, “Make yourself 

9 

ready, my spirit”, BWV.115. Barbara 

Schlick, sop. Andreas Scholl, alto. 

Christoph Pregardien, ten. Gotthold 

Schwarz, bass. Concerto Vocale. 

Ensemble Baroque de Limoges/ 

Christophe Coin. Naive E 8893 24 

Albinoni: Concerto a cinque in C, 

Op.9/9. Guy Touvron & Bernard 

Soustrot, tpts. Festival Strings 

Lucerne/Rudolf Baumgartner. 

Denon 33C37 7544 

Sainte-Colombe: Concert 

11 

XLVIII: Le raporte. Jordi Savall 

& Wieland Kuijken, bass viols. 

Alia Vox AVSA 9885 A 11 

Charpentier: Musique de theatre 

pour Circe, H.496. London 

Baroque/Charles Medlam. 

HM HMC 901244 19 



Mozart: Flute Quartet in C, K.285b. 

Marc Grauwels, fte. Brussels 

Virtuosi. Hyperion CDA 66392 16 

Franck: Piano Quintet in F minor. 

John Bingham, pno. Medici String 

Quartet. Nimbus NI 5114 36 

Schumann: Symphony No.2 in C, 

Op.61. London PO/Sir Adrian Boult. 

First Hand FHR 07 31 


Sullivan: The Merry Wives 

of Windsor: Incidental 

Music. RTE Concert Orch & 

Chamber Choir/Andrew Penny. 

Marco Polo 8.223635 14 

Glanville-Hicks: Etruscan 

Concerto. Keith Jarrett, pno. 

Brooklyn PO/Dennis Russell Davies. 

Musicmasters 67089-2 14 







SUNDAY 16 DEC 




with John Worcester 

Includes: Bach: Trio Sonata in 

E minor, BWV.528. Christopher 

Wrench, org. Melba MR 301125 11 

Bach: Christmas Cantata, “Gelobet 

seist du, Jesu Christ”, BWV.91. 

Soloists. Amsterdam Baroque 

Orch & Choir/Ton Koopman. 

Challenge CC 722230 17 

Handel: Fugue for Duet: Prelude 

& Largo. Elizabeth Anderson 

& Douglas Lawrence, org. 

Move MD 3180 

Warlock: As Dew in Aprylle. 

Benedicamus Domino. 

Polyphony/Stephen Layton. 

4 

Helios CDH 55216 4 

Olivers (arr. How): Lo! He comes 

with clouds descending. St James 

Choir/David Drury. David Drury, 

org. Private rec. 

Daquin: At the coming of 

Christmas, all should rejoice. 

4 

Royal Scottish Academy Chamber 

Players & Choir/John Wallace. John 

Langdon, org. Linn CKD 254 

Carter: Toccata on “Veni 

4 

Emmanuel”. Siegfried Franke, org. 

Private rec. 

Bach: Concerto in D minor, 

BWV.596. Amy Johansen, org. 

4 

Move MD 3293 9 



Mozart: Symphony No.39 

in E flat, K.543. Amsterdam 

Baroque Orch/Ton Koopman. 

Erato 0630-12724-2 27 

Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.15 

in D, “Pastorale”, Op.28. Gerard 

Willems, pno. ABC 465 695-2 

Rodrigo: Concierto pastoral. 

Joanna G’froerer, fte. Asturias 

SO/Maximiano Valdes. 

25 

Naxos 8.557801 27 

Saint-Saens: Violin Concerto No.3 

in B minor, Op.61. Maxim Vengerov, 

vln. Philharmonia Orch/Antonio 

Pappano. EMI 5 57593 2 

Hill: The Moon’s Gold Horn. 

29 

Queensland SO/Wilfred Lehmann. 




5 


recordings. 



Hurst: Swagman’s Promenade. West 

Australian SO/David Measham. 

ABC 442 374-2 6 

Isaac Strauss: Orpheus in 

the Underworld: Quadrille. 

Slovak RSO/Jerome Cohen. 


Mendelssohn: Piano Concerto No.1 

in G minor, Op.25. Andras Schiff, 

pno. Bavarian RSO/Charles Dutoit. 

Decca 414 672-2 19 

Roberton: All in the April Evening. 

Trad. (arr. Roberton): Dashing 

White Sergeant. Philharmonic 

Chamber Choir/David Temple. 

Helios CDH 88008 6 

Kalinnikov: Intermezzo No.1 in 

F sharp minor. London SO/Neeme 

Jarvi. Chandos CHAN 8614 6 

Benjamin: Cotillon. Sydney SO/ 

Patrick Thomas. ABC 442 374-2 11 

Walton: Crown Imperial. Eastman 

Wind Ensemble/Frederick Fennell. 

Mercury 432 009-2 10 

Hummel: Piano Septet No.2 in C, 

“Militaire”, Op.114. Capricorn. 


Bizet: Carmen Suites 1 & 2: 

Excerpts. French Radio PO/Yutaka 

Sado. Erato 3984-23298-2 



Handel: Concerto Grosso in A, 

Op.6/11. Concentus Musicus 

12 

Vienna/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 

Teldec 4509-95500-2 

Bach: Keyboard Concerto in 

D minor, BWV.1052. Vladimir 

17 

Ashkenazy, pno. London SO/David 

Zinman. Decca 476 2729 


in D, “London”, Hob.I:104. 

24 

Scottish CO/Raymond Leppard. 

Erato 4509-91933-2 30 

Beethoven: Cantata on the Death 

of Emperor Joseph II, WoO.87. 

Soloists. Corydon Singers. 

Corydon Orch/Matthew Best. 




41 

Rubbra: Festival Overture, Op.62. 

New Philharmonia Orch/Vernon 

Handley. Lyrita SRCD 235 7 

Rutter: Arise, Shine. Clare College 

Choir/Timothy Brown. Nicholas 

Rimmer, org. Naxos 8.557130 5 

Debussy (arr. Busser): Petite Suite. 

Philharmonia Orch/Geoffrey 

Simon. Cala CACD 1001 13 

Carulli: Concerto in G. Jean-Pierre 

Rampal, fte. Alexandre Lagoya, 

gtr. Franz Liszt CO/Janos Rolla. 

CBS MK 42130 22 

Mendelssohn: Fantasy on “The Last 

Rose of Summer”. Simon Tedeschi, 

pno. Sony SK 89233 8 

Handel (arr. Beecham): The 

Great Elopement. London 

PO/Sir Thomas Beecham. 

Dutton Laboratories CDAX 8018 24 

Rodrigo: Concierto serenata. 

Catherine Michel, harp. Monte 

Carlo National Opera Orch/Antonio 

de Almeida. Philips 462 179-2 23 

Various (arr. Richards): British 

Isles Orchestral Medley. BBC 

Concert Orch/Paul Leddington 

Wright. BBC 12142 5 




interview. 




Gala Performance of the 2012 

Knox Piano Awards; Knox 

Community Arts Centre, 

Bayswater; 4/10/2012. 

(Recorded by Steve Bullock). 

Amir Farid 





composition. 








MONDAY 17 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 






Conductors in Concert – Kurt Masur 

Ives (arr. Schuman): Variations 

on “America”. New York PO. 

Teldec 9031-74007-2 

Tchaikovsky: Francesca 

da Rimini, Op.32. LGO. 

7 

Teldec 9031-76456-2 24 


R Strauss: Till Eulenspiegel’s 

Merry Pranks, Op.28. LGO. 

Philips 426 262-2 15 

Brahms: Variations on a 

Theme by Haydn, “St Anthony 

Chorale”, Op.56a. New York PO. 

Teldec 9031-74007-2 19 

R Strauss: Don Quixote, 

Op.35. Heinrich Schiff, vlc. 

Dieter Hallman, vla. LGO. 

Philips 426 262-2 42 

12.00 Midday 




Haydn: Symphony No.49 in F 

minor, “La Passione”, Hob.I:49. 

Hungarian CO/Vilmos Tatrai. 

Hungaroton HRC 103 19 

Mozart: Violin Concerto No.4 in D, 

K.218. Hilary Hahn, vln. BBC SO/ 

Sir Andrew Davis. BBC MM 323 

Schubert: Lieder. Thomas 

Quasthoff, bs-bar. Justus Zeyen, 

25 

pno. DG 474 501-2 

Beethoven: Symphony No.6 

in F, “Pastoral”, Op.68. North 

German RSO/Gunter Wand. 

19 

EMI CDC 7 47526 2 45 

Delany: Captain Cook Overture. 

Adelaide SO/Carl Pini. 

ABC 446 279-2 

Zelman Snr: Piano Trio in D. 

9 

Seraphim Trio. 3MBS rec. 27 

Brumby: Three Baroque Angels. 

Intervarsity Festival Chorus. 

Queensland Youth Orch/John 

Nickson. Jade JADCD 1049 11 

Sculthorpe: Sonata for Strings 

No.3. Australian CO/Richard 

Tognetti. ABC 454 504-2 



13 







Brahms: Clarinet Quintet in 

B minor, Op.115. Promethean 

Ensemble. Argyle rec. 36 

Sinding: Songs. Bodil Arnesen, 

sop. Erling Ragnar Eriksen, pno. 

Naxos 8.553905 10 

Beethoven: Quintet in E fl at for 

Piano & Winds, Op.16. Murray 

Perahia, pno. Thea King, cl. Neil 

Black, oboe. Anthony Halstead, 

horn. Graham Sheen, bsn. 

Sony SX4K 63380 

Schubert: Arpeggione Sonata 

in A minor, D.821. Alfred 

27 

Hornung, vlc. Yuri Rozum, pno. 

Oz Classique 23396RH 27 

Martinu: Serenade No.2. ASMF. 





Includes: Coates: The Princess 

Elizabeth. West Australian SO/ 

6 

David Measham. ABC 476 2874 

Piccinini: Chiaconna Marlona alla 

6 

vera Spagnola. Rosemary Hodgson, 

lute. ABC 476 3175 

Sor: Theme & Variations on a 

5 

Theme from Mozart’s “The Magic 

Flute”, Op.9. Narciso Yepes, gtr. 

DG 469 649-2 7 

Kendall: A game of tennis. Pether: 

Our football supper. Barri: The 

rival blues. Ian Partridge, ten. 

Peter Savidge, bar. Jennifer 

Partridge, pno. The Song and 

Supper Club/Andrew Philips. 

Just Accord JUS 001 10 

Faure: Dolly Suite, Op.56. Pierre- 

Alain Volondat & Patrick de Hooge, 

pno duet. Naxo 8.553638 

Bach: Cantata No.124: Retire 

quickly. Sara McLiver, sop. 

14 

Sally-Anne Russell, m-sop. Orch 

of Antipodes/Antony Walker. 

ABC 476 1183 4 

Bach: Praise God in all lands. Shu- 

Cheen Yu, sop. Queensland Orch/ 

Brett Kelly. ABC 476 2610 

Trad. (arr. Carter): Angelus ad 

virginem. Trinity College Choir, 

Melbourne/Michael Leighton 

Jones. Jonathan Bradley, org. 

5 

ABC 476 3769 4 

Piazzolla (arr. Sena): Violentango. 

Amelitango. Percussioni della 

Toscana. Quintetto di Ottoni. 

Naxos 8.572611 

Walton: Three Sitwell Songs: 

9 

Daphne. Through gilded trellises. 

Old Sir Faulk. Heather Harper, 

sop. Paul Hamburger, pno. 

Decca 480 497-2 9 

Joplin: Peacherine Rag. The 

Cascades. Benjamin Loeb, pno. 

Naxos 8.559277 7 

Wagner: Die Walkure: Wotan’s 

Farewell & Magic Fire. Slovak RSO/ 

Uwe Mund. Naxos 8.550211 15 






6.00 Daybreak 






Telemann: Suite in D. John 

Wallace, tpt. English String Orch/ 

William Boughton (b.18/12/1948). 


Mozart: The Magic Flute: Excerpts. 

Rita Streich (b.18/12/1920), 

sop. RIAS SO/Ferenc Fricsay. 

DG 474 738-2 

Mendelssohn: Symphony for 

8 

Strings No.12 in G minor. English 

String Orch/William Boughton. 


Sculthorpe: Small Town. 

Melbourne SO/John Hopkins. 

18 

ABC 476 6338 6 

Mozart: Ah, se in ciel, K.538. Vorrei 

spiegarvi, oh Dio, K.418. Nehmt 

meinen Dank, K.383. Rita Streich, 

sop. Bavarian RSO/Sir Charles 

Mackerras. DG 474 738-2 18 

Delibes: Lakme: Bell Song. Rimsky- 

Korsakov: Sadko: Slumber steals 

over the bank. Rita Streich, sop. 

German Opera Orch & Chorus/ 

Reinhard Peters. DG 474 738-2 

Schubert: The Shepherd on the 

Rock, D.965. Rita Streich, sop. 

Heinrich Geuser, cl. Erik Werba, 

13 

pno. DG 474 738-2 

Trad: Au clair de la lune. Trad. 

12 

(arr. Raucheisen): Z’Lauterbach. 

Rita Streich, sop. Erik Werba, pno. 

DG 474 738-2 4 

12.00 Midday 





Bach: Orchestral Suite No.1 in C, 

BWV.1066. English CO/Raymond 

Leppard. Philips 420 888-2 22 

Mendelssohn: Song Without Words 

in D, Op.109. Zoe Knighton, vlc. 

Amir Farid, pno. Move MD 3338 

Handel: Messiah. Sara Macliver, 

sop. Alexandra Sherman, contr. 

Christopher Field, alto. Paul 

McMahon, ten. Teddy Tahu 

Rhodes, bar. Cantillation. Orch 


6 

ABC 472 601-2 




142 

DIGITAL & ON-LINE 

7.00 Sketching Impressions 

curated by Thomas Reiner 

Associate Professor Thomas Reiner 

- School of Music - Conservatorium 

at Monash University 

A monthly live broadcast 

featuring Australian musicians 

performing new Australian 

repertoire and other works, 

curated by notable Australian 

Music Education pedagogues. The 

series will focus on contemporary 

fi ne music education practice 

in Australia and its infl uence 

on contemporary musical 

performance and composition. It 

will provide an opportunity for 

the curators to offer an analysis 

of performed works and offer 

insights and personal perspectives 

on contemporary methods of 

music education delivery. 


103.5FM 


Century 















6.00 Daybreak 






Mendelssohn: A Midsummer 

Night’s Dream Incidental Music, 

Op.61. Chicago SO & Chorus/James 

Levine. DG 478 4220 27 

Rosetti: Bassoon Concerto in B flat, 

C.73. Albrecht Holder, bsn. New 

Brandenburg PO/Nicolas Pasquet. 

Naxos 8.555341 

Puccini: Capriccio sinfonico. 

La Scala PO/Riccardo Muti. 

19 

Sony SK 63025 13 

Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings 

in C, Op.48. ASMF/Sir Neville 

Marriner. Decca 478 3187 

Ravel: Rapsodie espagnole. 

Philharmonia Orch/Geoffrey 

30 

Simon. Cala CACD 1005 

12.00 Midday 

15 




Weber: Der Freischutz: Overture. 


Lessing. ABC 476 7736 

Bach: Cantata, “It is enough”, 

10 

BWV.82. Philippe Huttenlocher, 

bass. Concentus Musicus 


Teldec 8.35363 21 

Borodin: String Quartet No.1 in A. 

Borodin Quartet. Onyx 4051 

Mahler: Symphony No.1 

in D, “Titan”. Sydney 

SO/Vladimir Ashkenazy. 

36 

Sydney Symphony SS0 201001 52 

Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in 

E minor, Op.64. Niki Vasilakis, vln. 



Mozart: Symphony No.18 in F, 

K.130. English CO/Jeffrey Tate. 

EMI 5 55480 2 



19 




Opera 


Verdi: Attila. 

Attila ....................... Samuel Ramey 

Odabella .................... Cheryl Studer 

Foresto ......................... Neil Shicoff 

Ezio ....................Giorgio Zancanaro 

La Scala, Milan Orch & Chorus/ 

Riccardo Muti. EMI 3 09106 2 116 






6.00 Daybreak 






A Morning with the Tsar Alexander 

Bortnyansky: Sacred Concerto 

No.30. Russian State Symphonic 

Cappella/Valeri Polyansky. 


Field: Nouvelle fantaisie in 

G. Miceal O’Rourke, pno. 

12 


Field: Piano Sonata in C minor, 

Op.1/3. Miceal O’Rourke, pno. 

7 


Beethoven: Violin Sonata 

16 

No.7 in C minor, Op.30/2. Oleh 

Krysa, vln. Timothy Young, pno. 


Hassler: Trio Sonata 

in E minor, Op.15/2. 

27 

Christophorus CHR 77241 

Hummel: Cello Sonata in A, 

Op.104. Susan Pal Banda, vlc. 

Alexander-Max, fortepiano. 

12 

Naxos 8.557694 23 

Anon: Russian Christmas Carols. St 

Petersburg Chamber Choir/Nilolai 

Korniev. Philips 454 616-2 

12.00 Midday 


11 



W F Bach: Duet No.2 in 

G. Wolfgang Schulz, fte. 

Hansjoerg Schellenberger, oboe. 

Sony SK 58965 8 

Campra: L’Europe galante. Rachel 

Yakar & Marianne Kewksilber, 

sops. Rene Jacobs, alto. La 

Petite Bande/Gustav Leonhardt. 

DHM GD 77059 50 

Eybler: Christmas Oratorio. Sabine 

Ritterbush, sop. Waltraud Hoffman- 

Mucher, contr. Harry van Berne, 

ten. Jelle Draijer, bar. Alsfelder 

Vocal Ensemble. Bremen Cathedral 

Choir. I Febi Armonici/Wolfgang 

Helbich. CPO 999 667-2 70 


D, “Hornsignal”, Hob.I:31. 

AAM/Christopher Hogwood. 






Puer natus est nobis. Renaissance Music 

for the Christmas Season. 

Includes: Tallis: Missa Puer natus 

est nobis. Tallis Scholars/Peter 

Philips. Gimell CDGIM 202 



25 

Britten: A Ceremony of Carols: 

Excerpts. National Boys’ Choir 

of Australia/Peter Casey. 

Private rec. 

Saint-Saens: Three Preludes & 

10 

Fugues, Op.109. Hans Fagius, org. 

BIS 556 

Elgar: Cello Concerto in E 

minor, Op.85. Steven Isserlis, 

21 

vlc. London SO/Richard Hickox. 


Bach: Christians, mark ye this 

28 

day, BWV.63. Carolyn Sampson, 

sop. Ingeborg Danz, m-sop. 

Mark Padmore, ten. Sebastian 

Noack, bass. Collegium Vocale 

Ghent/Philippe Herreweghe. 

HM HML 5908360.62 

Dvorak: Symphonic 

Variations, B.70, Op.78. 

Czech PO/Vaclav Neumann. 

27 

Supraphon 11 0716 2 23 





melodies. 





FRIDAY 21 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 







Brahms: Academic Festival 

Overture, Op.80. RCO/Riccardo 

Chailly. Decca 475 7942 10 

Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.3 in D, 

“Polish”, Op.29. Melbourne SO/Oleg 

Caetani. ABC 476 6443 42 

Mozart: Flute Quartet in D, K.285. 

Genevieve Lacey, rec. Members of 

Flinders Quartet. Private rec. 14 

Rutter: Brother Heinrich’s 

Christmas. Brian Kay, spkr. 

Cambridge Singers. City of 

London Sinfonia/John Rutter. 

Collegium CSCD 513 19 

Tchaikovsky (arr. Taneyev): 

The Nutcracker Suite, Op.71a. 

Stephanie McCallum, pno. 

ABC 476 4689 24 

12.00 Midday 




Australian National Academy 

of Music; Excerpts from 

Recitals; 16 & 28/9/2004. 

(Recorded by Peter Nicholls). 

Benjamin Kopp 

Shostakovich: Twenty-four 

Preludes, Op.34. Jemima Robertson, 

pno. Rachmaninov: Suite No.1, 

“Fantaisie-tableaux”, Op.5. Hoang 

Pham & Amir Farid, pnos. Mozart: 

Piano Quartet No.1 in G minor, 

K.478. Benjamin Kopp, pno. Rachel 

Homburg, vln. James Wannan, vla. 

Martin Penicka, vlc. 

Finzi: Let us garlands bring, Op.18. 

Teddy Tahu Rhodes, bar. Sharolyn 

Kimmorley, pno. ABC 476 7175 16 

Albinoni (arr. Payne): 

Adagio in G minor. Eduard 

Volchek, pno. Australian PO. 

E & T Entertainment 29151620 6 

Saint-Saens: Cello Concerto No.1 in 

A minor, Op.33. Jacqueline du Pre, 

vlc. New Philharmonia Orch/Daniel 

Barenboim. EMI 7 63283 2 20 

Dvorak: Symphony No.2 in B fl at, 

B.12, Op.4. Scottish NO/Neeme 







8.00 Kathleen Ferrier – A 

Centenary Tribute 

Kathleen Ferrier 

2012 marked the centenary of the 

birth of British contralto Kathleen 

Ferrier, whose untimely death at 

the age of 41 was profoundly and 

widely mourned. Graham Wilson 

presents a program dedicated to the 

life and work of this extraordinary 

singer and person. 











Amsterdam. 


6.00 Daybreak 










to get involved in fi ne music. 



10.00 Music and Children’s 

Literature 

The Selfi sh Giant 

Many composers have been inspired 

to write music based on children’s 

literature, from Tchaikovsky’s 

ballet Sleeping Beauty based on the 

fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm, 

to Australia’s Graeme Koehne’s The 

Selfi sh Giant based on Oscar Wilde’s 

story. Children’s book illustrator 

and 3MBS presenter Jacqui 

Grantford surveys how composers 

have created music associated with 

some of the world’s great children’s 

stories. 




fi lm and other screen media. 








Elgar: The Wand of Youth Suite, 

No.1, Op.1a. Welsh National Opera 

Orch/Sir Charles Mackerras. 

Argo 433 214-2 20 

Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No.2 

in G, Op.44. Noel Mewton-Wood, 

pno. Winterthur SO/Walter Goehr. 

ABC 461 900-2 33 

Ravel: Mother Goose Suite. 


Decca 478 3171 28 

Honegger: A Christmas Cantata. 

James Rutherford, bar. BBC NO & 

Chorus of Wales/Thierry Fischer. 


4.00 Serenade 




Brahms: Intermezzo in E minor, 

Op.119/2. Ian Holtham, pno. 

Move MD 3187 

Pachulski: Fantasy in A, 

Op.17. Lidia Kozubek, pno. 

4 

Polskie Nagrania SZ 00518 22 

Schubert: Impromptu No.3 in G 

fl at, D.899, Op.90. Ian Holtham, 

pno. Move MD 3187 6 

Faure: Dolly Suite, Op.16. Emily 

Kirkpatrick, pno. ABC 476 3423 



Vivaldi: Credo in E minor, 

RV.591. John Alldis Choir. 

English CO/Vittorio Negri. 

13 

Philips 420 650-2 

Schutz: O Jesu, nomen dulce, 

10 

SWV.308. Ein Kind ist uns geboren, 

SWV.384. AAM & Chorus/Paul 

Goodwin. HM HMU 907202 7 

Bach: Cantata, “Christians, mark 

ye all this day”, BWV.63. Carolyn 

Sampson, sop. Ingeborg Danz, msop. 

Mark Padmore, ten. Sebastian 

Noack, bass. Collegium Vocale & 

Orch Ghent/Philippe Herreweghe. 

HM HMX 2971782 

Victoria: O magnum 

27 

mysterium. King’s College Choir, 

Cambridge/Sir David Willcocks. 

EMI CDM 7 64130 2 4 

Molter: Concerto pastorale in G. 


Archiv 435 262-2 7 

Charpentier: Midnight Mass, H.9. 

Jane Archibald, Michele De Boer 

& Anne L’Esperance, sops. Marion 

Newman, m-sop. Aradia Ensemble/ 

Kevin Mallon. Naxos 8.557229 

Byrd: Hodie beata virgo. King’s 

29 

College Choir, Cambridge/Sir David 

Willcocks. EMI CDM 7 64130-2 4 

Corelli: Concerto Grosso in G minor, 

“Christmas Concerto”, Op.6/8. 


Standage. Chandos CHAN 0754 15 




Dittersdorf: Harp Concerto in A. 

Marisa Robles, harp. ASMF/Iona 

Brown. Decca 425 723-2 18 

Clara Schumann: Piano Trio in G 

minor, Op.17. Dartington Piano 

Trio. Hyperion CDA 66331 30 

Schumann: Symphony No.3 in E 

flat, “Rhenish”, Op.97. Cleveland 

Orch/Christoph von Dohnanyi. 

Decca 421 643-2 31 

Rutter: Gloria. Tom Winpenny, 

org. St Albans Cathedral Choir. 

Ensemble De Chorum/Andrew 

Lucas. Naxos 8.572653 

Schultz: Ending, Op.72. 

Tasmanian SO/Richard Mills. 

17 

ABC 476 4519 



15 





SUNDAY 23 DEC 





Includes: Bach: Pastorale in F. 

Andre Marchal, org (Grossmunster, 

Zurich). Concert Hall SMS 2377 

Trad: Today at Bethlehem. Quoth 

the Angel unto the Shepherds. 

Mazowsze Polish Song & Dance 

12 

Ensemble. WRC R 02376 6 

Fluery: Variations on a Bergundian 

Noel. Thomas Murray, org (St 

Patrick’s Cathedral, Melbourne). 


Guerrero: Canite tuba in Sion. 

6 

Musica Ficta/Raul Mallavibarrena. 

Cantus C 9619 5 

Anon. (arr. Schnabel): Transeamus 

usque Bethlehem. Regensburg 

Cathedral Boys’ Choir. Munich CO/ 

Georg Ratzinger. Eberhard Kraus, 

org. DHM GD 77049 

Rutter: Shepherd’s Pipe Carol. 

Trad. (arr. Brown): I saw 

4 

three ships. Choir of St Paul’s 

Cathedral, Melbourne/June Nixon. 

Private rec. 6 

Daquin: Noel Suisse. Marie-Claire 

Alain, org (St Theodorit Cathedral, 

Usez). WRC R 06194 4 

Trad: Masters in this Hall. Ormond 

College Choir, Melbourne/Douglas 

Lawrence. Rhys Boak, pno. 


Trad. (arr. Brown): Coventry Carol. 

Westminster Cathedral Choir/David 

Hill. TBA 4 


with Robert Hooke, Lindsay Coker, 

Nigel Simpson or Elisabeth Giddy 




recordings. 



Includes: Coates: The Merrymakers 

Overture. CSRSO/Adrian Leaper. 


Various (arr. Green): MGM 

Jubilee Overture. John 

Wilson Orch/John Wilson. 

5 

EMI Classics 50999 0 28845 2 

Trad: Danny Boy. Niall Morris, 

8 

Matthew Gilsenan & James Nelson, 

tens. Irish Film Orch/Frank 

Gallagher. EMI 5 57048 2 

Saint-Saens (arr. Glennie): 

4 

Introduction & Rondo capriccioso 

in A minor, Op.28. Evelyn 

Glennie, perc. National PO/Barry 

Wordsworth. RCA RD 60242 9 

Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake, Op.20: 

Excerpts. Philharmonia Orch/John 

Lanchbery. EMI CDS 7 49171 2 20 

Litolff: Concerto symphonique No.5 

in C minor, Op.123. Peter Donohoe, 

pno. BBC Scottish SO/Andrew 

Litton. Hyperion CDA 67210 

Haydn: Symphony No.38 in C, 

35 

Hob.I:38. English Concert/Trevor 

Pinnock. Archiv 427 661-2 



Mackenzie: The Cricket on 

the Hearth, Overture. BBC 

19 

Scottish SO/Martyn Brabbins. 


Bax: Five Fantasies on Polish 

Carols. Bel Canto. Plymouth 

Festival Orchestra/Philip Brunelle. 

Pro Arte PAD 192 14 

Blake: Violin Concerto, “Leeds”. 

Christiane Edinger, vln. English 

Northern Sinfonia/Paul Daniel. 

ASV DCA 905 33 

Moeran: Serenade in G. 

Ulster Orch/Vernon Handley. 


Vaughan Williams: The First 

Nowell. Sarah Fox, sop. Roderick 

Williams, bar. Joyful Company 

of Singers. City of London 

Sinfonia/Richard Hickox. 




Nicolai: Christmas, 

Overture. Bamberg SO/ 

Karl Anton Rickenbacher. 

Virgin VC7 91079 2 11 

Nicolai: Der Herr ist Konig. Essen 

Studio Choir/Konrad Haenisch. 

Koch Schwann 3-1087-2H1 

Nicolai: Symphony No.2 

in D. Bamberg SO/Karl 

Anton Rickenbacher. 

8 


Nicolai: Die Trane. Dame Joan 

35 

Sutherland, sop. Barry Tuckwell, 

horn. Richard Bonynge, pno. 

Decca 421 552-2 

Curzon: Robin Hood Suite. 

CSRSO/Adrian Leaper. 

6 

Marco Polo 8.223425 12 

Grainger: Bridal Song to a Nordic 

Princess. Melbourne SO/John 

Hopkins. ABC 476 6334 13 

L Mozart: Trombone Concerto in D. 

Christian Lindberg, tbn. Australian 

CO/Richard Tognetti. BIS 1248 

M Haydn Divertimento in G. 

12 

Vienna Octet. Decca 436 222-2 




interview. 

12 




2012 Organs of the Ballarat 

Goldfields Festival – Lo Sposalizio; 

Choir of Newman College, 

La Compania Renaissance 

Brass/Danny Lucin, David 

Macfarlane (organ), 

Gary Ekkel (director); 

St Patrick’s College Chapel, 

Ballarat; 14/1/2012. 

(Recorded by Kym Wilson). 

La Compania Renaissance Brass 

Gabrielli, Monteverdi, Conforti: 

In eclesiis. Settings of Psalms 109, 

110, 111, 112 & 116. Magnificat & 

Benedicamus Domino. 





composition. 








MONDAY 24 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 






Conductors in Concerrt – William Christie 

Handel: Semele: Endless Pleasure. 

Danielle de Niese, sop. Les Arts 

Florissants. Decca 475 8746 4 


CELEBRATE THE SEASON 

WITH YOUR 3MBS FRIENDS 

Purcell: Indian Queen. Judith Van 

Wanroij, Amel Brahim-Djelloul 

& Claire Debono, sops. Xavier 

Sabata, alto. Andrew Tortise & 

Andre Morsch, tens. Konstantin 

Wolff, bs-bar. Les Arts Florissants. 

Virgin 3 38154 2 14 

Campra: Florete Prata. Paul 

Agnew, alto. Anne-Marie Lasla, 

vla da gamba. Les Arts Florissants. 

Virgin VC5 45720 2 9 

Mondonville: Dominus Regnavit. 

Sophie Daneman & Maryseult 

Wieczorek, sops. Paul Agnew, alto. 

Francois Piolino, ten. Maarten 

Koningsberger, bar. Francois 

Bazola, bass. Les Arts Florissants. 

Sacem MBF 1107 22 

Charpentier: Quarrel of the 

Shepherds, H.484. Les Arts 

Florissants. Erato 3984-25485-2 20 

Charpentier: On the Nativity of 

Our Lord Jesus Christ. Les Arts 

Florissants. HM HMC 901082 41 

12.00 Midday 




Corelli: Concerto grosso in G 

minor, “Christmas Concerto”, 

Op.6/8. I Solisti Italiani. 

Denon CO 74168-69 

Rinck: Christmas Cantata, 

15 

Op.73. Collegium Vocale Siegen/ 

Ulrich Stotzel. Peter Scholl, org. 

Hanssler 98.262 15 

Davis: A Christmas Carol. Northern 

Ballet Theatre Orch/John Pryce- 

Jones. Naxos 8.443495 18 

Liszt: Christmas Tree, S.186: 

Excerpts. Leslie Howard, pno. 


Saint-Saens: Christmas Oratorio, 

Op.12. Australian NO & Choir/ 

Christopher Bowen. ANO 001 36 

Rimsky-Korsakov: Christmas Eve, 

Suite. Moscow SO/Igor Golovshin. 

Naxos 8.553789 26 

Lyapunov: Fetes de Noel (Svyatki), 

Op.41. Eteri Andjaparidze, pno. 

Naxos 8.553461 13 

Fry: Santa Claus Symphony. 

Royal Scottish NO/Tony Rowe. 

Naxos 8.559057 26 



6.00 Setting the Christmas Scene 


Music for a holiday, a religious 

festival, a social celebration – and 

gifts of love. Enjoy it all! 

8.00 Great Music in the Spirit of 

Christmas 


Christmas Eve enjoyed through 

the ages, including Britten’s lovely 

A Ceremony of Carols and Bach’s 

Magnificat in D. 

10.00 A Little Christmas Eve 

Music 


Happy music both familiar and 

less known, gleaned from over 

the centuries, amongst it many 

favourites to evoke the special 

spirit of Christmas Eve – and soothe 

late travellers! 






6.00 Christmas Day Dawns 


That blend of special Christmas 

Morning feelings expressed in 

festive music you like to hear. 

8.00 Carols from Around the 

World 


Joy to the world...! 

A selection of the most beautiful 

carols from the world’s treasury 

to bring you peace and joy on this 

festive morning. 

9.00 Christmas with Bill 

McGlaughlin 

10.00 A Feast of Goodies for 

Christmas Day 


Bach will be there, along with 

traditional age-old Christmas songs, 

and Ryba’s delightful Czech village 

Christmas Mass. 

12.00 A Christmas Lunch 


My eleventh year on Christmas Day 

will not affect the music I play. 

There’s secular pieces which you 

have selected 

and other works which I’ve 

collected. 

From Fred & Ginger to Handel, no 

danger 

of being dull with Elgar & Grainger. 

It isn’t formal, you don’t have to 

dress 

while “Binge” ing with Poirot on 

the Orient Express. 

The choice is yours when it comes 

to the crunch. 

So tune in at twelve for “A 

Christmas Lunch”! 

2.00 Mellow Music for a Special 

Day 


After seasonal activities, it’s time 

to relax, to refresh and to reflect. 

Music can bring all these pleasures 

for your enjoyment. 

4.00 For Celebration and Holiday 


All work and no play...? Composers 

like Elgar, Tchaikovsky, Chopin, 

Mendelssohn and others wrote with 

holidays in mind. Let’s join them in 

this special day’s holiday spirit. 

6.00 Soothing Sounds at Close of 

Day 


Familiar friendly classics, with a 

touch of the light-hearted are just 

what we seek as the sun sinks into 

the west! 

8.00 Christmas Bonbons 

with Barbara Gee 

Here are some musical surprise 

packages of joy and reflection. 

10.00 Christmas Wind-Down 


Joyfully Adding Zap and Zing, 

Alison eases you out of a great day! 






6.00 Daybreak 







Includes: Sullivan: Iolanthe: 

Overture. Philharmonia 


Vocalion CDVS 1964 7 

Saint-Saens: Piano Concerto 

No.2 in G minor, Op.22. Philippe 

Entremont, pno. Toulouse 

Capitole Orch/Michel Plasson. 

CBS M2YK 45624 23 

Humperdinck: Hansel and Gretel: 

Abends, will ich schlafen. Elisabeth 

Schwarzkopf & Elisabeth Grummer, 

sops. Philharmonia Orch/Herbert 

von Karajan. EMI 67156 2 10 

Schubert: Symphony No.9 in C, 

“Great”, D.944. LCP/Sir Roger 

Norrington. EMI CDC 7 49949 2 58 

Britten: Soirees Musicales: 1st 

Suite, Op.9. National PO/Richard 

Bonynge. Decca 410 139-2 9 

12.00 Midday 




Schumann: Fantasy Pieces, Op.73. 

Steven Isserlis, vlc. Denes Varjon, 

pno. Hyperion CDA 67661 11 

Brahms: Piano Concerto No.2 in 

B flat, Op.83. Geza Anda, pno. 

Berlin PO/Herbert von Karajan. 

DG 479 0205 

Faure: Pelleas et Melisande, 

Op.80. Israel PO/Zubin Mehta. 

49 

Sony SK 45870 16 

Bach: Cantata, “What care I for 

the world?”, BWV.94. Wilhelm 

Wiedl, treb. Paul Esswood, alto. 

Kurt Equiluz, ten. Philippe 

Huttenlocher, bass. Tolz Boys’ 

Choir. Concentus Musicus 


Teldec 8.35441 ZL 25 

Prokofiev: Lieutenant Kije Suite, 

Op.60. Netherlands Radio PO/Antal 

Dorati. London 444 104-2 22 

Beethoven: Symphony No.7 in 

A, Op.92. Tasmanian SO/David 

Porcelijn. ABC 461 920-2 

Beethoven: Cello Sonata No.5 

in D, Op.102/2. David Watkin, 

36 

vlc. Howard Moody, fortepiano. 







Opera 


Donizetti: Linda di Chamounix. 

Marquis de 

Boisfleury ............ Alfonso Antoniozzi 

Carlo ......................... Luca Canonici 

Prefect ................. Donato Di Stefano 

Antonio ...................Petteri Salomaa 

Linda ....................... Mariella Devia 

Choir of the National Touring 

Opera Orchestra of Eastern 

Netherlands/Gabriele Bellini. 

Arts 447 151-2 177 






6.00 Daybreak 






Kathryn Selby, A Star From Sydney 

2012 Last Hurrahs – Composers we 

celebrated this year 

Stanley: Suite of Trumpet 

Voluntaries No.1 in D. Gabriele 

Cassone, tpt. Antonio Frige, org. 

Nuova Era 7053 

Glanville-Hicks: Harp Sonata. 

Marshall McGuire, harp. 

8 

Artworks AW 036 

Boellmann: Cello Sonata in A 

10 

minor, Op.40. Mats Lidstrom, vlc. 

Mark Gasser, pno. 3MBS rec. 

Delius: Summer Night on the 

26 

River. London PO/Vernon Handley. 


Debussy: Images. Swiss 

7 

Romande Orch/Ernest Ansermet. 

Decca 478 3156 34 

Ireland: Piano Concerto in E flat. 

Eric Parkin, pno. London PO/Sir 

Adrian Boult. Lyrita SRCD 241 25 

12.00 Midday 



with Graeme Warner 

prepared by Ola Tasker 

Celebrating the Life and Music of 

Josef Haydn 

Salieri: Harmony for a Temple 

of the Night. Il Gruppo di Roma. 

Frequenz CAP 1 8 

Haydn: Piano Sonata in C minor, 

Hob.XVI:20. Ronald Brautigam, 

fortepiano. BIS 1731/33 26 

Corelli: Concerto Grosso in B flat, 

Op.6/11. Ensemble 415/Chiara 

Banchini. HM HMX 2971407 10 

Haydn: Mass in G, “Sancti Nicolai”, 

Hob.XXII:6. Judith Nelson, sop. 

Shirley Minty, m-sop. Rogers 

Covey-Crump, ten. David Thomas, 

bass. Christ Church Cathedral 

Choir. AAM/Simon Preston. 


Porpora: Cello Sonata in F. Leslie 

Parnas, vlc. Wonmi Kim, pno. 

Arcadia ARC 1998-2 8 

Haydn: String Quartet in A, 

Hob.III:36, Op.20/6. Salomon 

Quartet. Hyperion CDA 66622 21 

Cimarosa: Concerto in G for Two 

Flutes. Aurele Nicolet & Christiane 

Nicolet, ftes. Stuttgart CO/Karl 

Muenchinger. Decca 421 630-2 18 

Haydn: Symphony No.76 in E 

flat, Hob.I:76. Cologne CO/Helmut 

Muller-Bruhl. Naxos 8.554109 30 





Il Santissimo Natale 

Seasonal music from 17th-century 

Italy. 



Vivaldi: Gloria in D, RV.589. Sharon 

Kempton & Ellen Bennett, sops. 

Lynlee Williams, m-sop. Trinity 

College Choir, Melbourne. Ensemble 

Gombert. Concentus Australis/John 

O’Donnell. 3MBS rec. 29 

Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in 

A, K.581. Catherine McCorkill, 

cl. Australian String Quartet. 


Saint-Saens: Symphony No.3 in 

C minor, “Organ”, Op.78. Michael 

Murray, org. Philadelphia Orch/ 

Eugene Ormandy. Telarc 80051 

Mozart: Divertimento in 

B flat, K.137. Amsterdam 


35 

Erato 2292-45471 2 13 





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FRIDAY 28 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 






Nicolai: The Merry Wives of 

Windsor: Overture. Tasmanian 

SO/Sebastian Lang-Lessing. 

ABC 476 7736 

Quilter: Three Shakespeare 

8 

Songs, Op.6. Teddy Tahu Rhodes, 

bar. Sharolyn Kimmorley, pno. 

ABC 476 7175 7 

Hill: Symphony No.4 in C minor, 

“The Pursuit of Happiness”. 

Melbourne SO/Wilfred Lehmann. 

Marco Polo 8.220345 19 

Mozart: Concertone in C, K.190. 

Isaac Stern & Pinchas Zukerman, 

vlns. English CO/Daniel Barenboim. 

Sony SM3K 66475 29 

Kenins: Variations on a Theme 

by Schubert. Essex Winds. 

CMC Centredisques 5595 13 

Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No.1 in 

D minor, Op.49. Macquarie Trio. 

ABC 456 191-2 29 


Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance 

March in A minor, Op.39/2. 

London SO/Barry Tuckwell. 

IMP PCD 913 5 

12.00 Midday 




Melbourne Youth Orchestra/Peter 

Bandy; Iwaki Auditorium; 

17/6/2006. 

Rebecca Chambers 

Vine: Symphony No.5, “Percussion”. 

Mozart: Piano Concerto No.20 in D 

minor, K.466. Rebecca Chambers, 

pno. Sibelius: Symphony No.2 in 

D, Op.43. 

Beethoven: String Quartet No.13 

in B flat, Op.130. Goldner Quartet. 


Respighi: Ancient Airs & 

Dances Suite No.2. Australian 

CO/Christopher Lyndon-Gee. 

Omega OCD 1007 20 






8.00 Maestro 

Maestro 

In Peter Goldsworthy’s novel 

Maestro, the central character 

Paul Crabbe is educated about 

life through music. Susan Porter 

explores the music associated with 

this much acclaimed 1989 novel. 











Amsterdam. 


6.00 Daybreak 













10.00 Movies and Music 

Bernard Herrmann 

composer of music for 

Citizen Kane and Psycho. 

We often take music for granted 

in movies. Adam Pietrzak explores 

how music has been used in movies 

from the early “talkies” to modern 

movies with fully integrated 

musical scores. 













E flat, “Drum Roll”, Hob.I:103. 

RCO/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 

Teldec 2292-43526-2 31 

Mozart: Horn Concerto No.2 in 

E flat, K.417. Barry Tuckwell, 

horn. English CO/Barry Tuckwell. 

Decca 410 284-2 13 

Beethoven: Symphony No.9 in D 

minor, “Choral”, Op.125. Katerina 

Beranova, sop. Lilli Paasikivi, 

m-sop. Robert Dean Smith, ten. 

Hanno Muller-Brachmann, bass. 

LGO & Chorus/Riccardo Chailly. 

Decca 478 2721 63 

4.00 Serenade 




Featuring Sir Clifford Curzon 

Includes: Liszt: Piano Sonata in B 

minor, S.178. Decca 478 4535 

Litolff: Concerto symphonique 

29 

No.4 in D minor, Op.102: Scherzo. 

London PO/Sir Adrian Boult. 

Decca 478 4389 

Schubert: Impromptu in B flat, 

7 

D.935/3. Decca 478 4389 



Albinoni: Il Nome Glorioso: 

11 

Sinfonia for Solo Trumpet, Strings 

& Continuo. John Wallace, tpt. 

Philharmonia Orch/Simon Wright. 


Scarlatti (arr. Schaupp): Guitar 

Sonata in A, K.208: Andante & 

Cantabile. Karin Schaupp, gtr. 

ABC 476 2269 4 

Scarlatti (arr. Bryan): Oboe 

Concerto No.1 in G. Anne Gilby, 

oboe. Melbourne Musicians/Frank 

Pam. 3MBS rec. 

Gibbons: Songs of Joy. Tonus 

14 

Peregrinus. Naxos 8.557681 7 

Vivaldi: The Four Seasons, Op.8/1- 

4: Spring & Summer. Elizabeth 

Wallfisch, vln. Australian 

Brandenburg Orch/Paul Dyer. 

ABC 456 364-2 

Bach: French Suite No.5 in G, 

18 

BWV.816. Simone Dinnerstein, pno. 

Telarc 80715 19 

Tartini: Violin Concerto in A minor, 

“Lunardo Venier”. Nicola Benedetti, 

vln. Scottish CO/Christian Curnyn. 

Decca 476 4342 15 

Handel: Water Music Suite in F, 

HWV.348. Tasmanian SO/Graham 

Abbott. ABC 476 4300 27 



Giuliani: Concerto in E for Two 

Mandolins, Viola & Orchestra. 

Ugo Orlandi & Dorina Frati, 

mndlns. Jodi Levitz, vla. I 


Erato ECD 88165 


15 

D minor, Op.120. RCO/Riccardo 

Chailly. Decca 425 608-2 

Reger: String Quartet in E 

flat, Op.109. Vogler Quartet. 

31 


Glanville-Hicks: Letters from 

Morocco. Gerald English, ten. 

36 

Tasmanian SO/Antony Walker. 

ABC 476 3222 

Quilter: Where the Rainbow 

14 

Ends: Suite. CSRSO/Adrian Leaper. 




14 





SUNDAY 30 DEC 






Includes: Buxtehude: Puer natus 

in Bethlehem. In dulci jubilo. 

Nicholas Danby, org (St Laurens, 

Alkmaar). Virgin VC7 91139 2 4 

Merkel/Reger: Vom Himmel hoch. 

Harold Fabrikant, org (Church 

of the Epiphany, Crafers, SA). 

Academy Music AMCD 9631 5 

Trad: Ist es noch still in der Runde. 

Im kleinen Stall von Bethlehem. 

Ehre in der Hoh sei Gott. Schlaf, 

mein Kindelein. Eia, du Kindlein 

nackt und bloss. Berlin Cathedral 

Choir/Herbert Hildebrandt. 

Berliner Domkantorei rec. 7 

Charpentier: Joseph est bien Marie. 

George McPhee, org (Paisley Abbey). 

Abbey LPB 790 

Gibbons: See, see, the word 

is incarnate. Clerkes of 

Oxenford/David Wulstan. 

4 

Calliope CAL 9611 7 

d’Aquin: Noel, grand jeu et duo, 

Op.2. Hans Fagus, org (Harnosand 

Cathedral). BIS 7 

Sweelinck: Puer nobis nascitur. 

6 

Piet Kee, org (St Laurens, Alkmaar). 


Trad: Musette. Entre de Boeuf et 

L’ane gris. Maitrise Saint-Pierre 

aux Liens, de Bulle/Andre Corbez. 

RCA STU 70557 7 

Balbastre: Noel. Sergio de Pieri, 

org (St Mary’s Star of the Sea, West 

Melbourne). Move MD 3228 



Corelli: Concerto Grosso in D, 

Op.6/1. Philharmonia Baroque 

Orch/Nicholas McGegan. 

6 

HM HMU 907014 

Handel: Amadigi: Destero 

dall’ empia dite. Emma 

Kirkby, sop. Brandenburg 

Consort/Roy Goodman. 

11 

Hyperion CDS 44271/3 

Handel: Oboe Concerto No.3 

in G minor. Anne Gilby, oboe. 

6 

Melbourne Musicians/Frank Pam. 


Beethoven: String Quartet No.6 in 

B flat, Op.18/6. Australian Quartet. 


Bartok: Music for Strings, 

Percussion & Celesta, Sz.106. 

ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. 

Decca 448 577-2 31 

Debussy: Violin Sonata in G minor. 

Miwako Abe, vln. Danae Killan, 

pno. 3MBS rec. 15 

Hummel: Piano Concerto No.3 in 

B minor, Op.89. Stephen Hough, 

pno. English CO/Bryden Thomson. 


Balakirev: Symphony No.2 in D 

minor. Philharmonia Orch/Evgeny 

Svetlanov. Hyperion CDA 66586 37 




recordings. 



Bernstein: Candide: Overture. 

Melbourne SO/Jorge Mester. 

ABC 438 611-2 4 

Mozart: Piano Sonata No.11 in A, 

K.331: Rondo alla Turca. Vladimir 

Horowitz, pno. RCA GD 87755 4 

Berlioz: The Damnation of Faust: 

Hungarian March. Melbourne SO/ 

Jorge Mester. ABC 438 611-2 

Dvorak: Scottish Dances, B.74, 

Op.41. Stefan Veselka, pno. 

5 

Naxos 8.557478 

Wagner: The Mastersingers of 

6 

Nuremberg: Overture. London SO/ 

Barry Tuckwell. IMP PCD 860 

Ippolitov-Ivanov: 

Turkish Fragments, Op.62. 

Singapore SO/Choo Hoey. 

10 


Hill: String Quartet No.6 in G, 

14 

“The Kids”. Australian Quartet. 


Herz: Piano Concerto No.1 in 

16 

A, Op.34. Howard Shelley, pno. 



Beethoven: Choral Fantasy in 

26 

C minor, Op.80. Alfred Brendel, 

pno. London PO & Choir/Bernard 

Haitink. Philips 420 347 2 21 



Gluck/Mottl: Ballet Suite. 

Sydney SO/Robert Pikler. 

RCA VRL1-01421 15 

Beethoven: Violin Concerto in D, 

Op.61. Wolfgang Schneiderhahn, 

vln. Berlin PO/Eugen Jochum. 

DG 435 384-2` 46 

Mozart: Voi avete un cor fedele, 

K.217. Emma Kirkby, sop. 



Mozart: Ch’io mi scordi di 

te?, K.505. Emma Kirkby, sop. 

Steven Lubin, fortepiano. 


6 


Schubert: Symphony No.6 in C, 

D.589. Australian CO/Sir Charles 

Mackerras. Omega OCD 1005 



33 

Includes: Finzi: New Year Music, 

Op.7. Bournemouth SO/David Hill. 

Naxos 8.570417 10 

Strauss Jnr: Die Fledermaus: Mein 

Herr Marquis. Sumi Jo, sop. Orch 

of St Luke’s/Richard Bonynge. 

Erato 3984-21630-2 

Vivaldi: Concerto in G minor, 

4 

RV.105. Chandos Baroque Players. 


Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf, 

7 

Op.67. Dame Edna Everage, spkr. 

Melbourne SO/John Lanchbery. 

Naxos 8.554170 27 

Boieldieu: Harp Concerto in C. 




Mackenzie: Twelfth Night, Op.40. 

BBC Scottish SO/Martyn Brabbins. 


Wesley: Violin Concerto No.2 in 

D. Elizabeth Wallfisch, vln. Parley 

of Instruments/Peter Holman. 





interview. 

18 




Organ, Voice & String; Southern 

Cross Philharmonia 

Orchestra; Melba Hall, 

Parkville; 26/9/2012. 


Southern Cross Philharmonia Orchestra 

Muirden: Rhapsody for String 

Orchestra. Finzi: Dies natalis. 

Timothy Reynolds, ten. Grixti: 

Intimo for String Orchestra & 

Timpani. Poulenc: Concerto in 

G minor for Organ, Strings & 

Timpani. John O’Donnell, org. 

Broadstock: Fanfare for Gerald. 





composition. 








MONDAY 31 DEC 

6.00 Daybreak 






Conductors in Concert – Ronald Corp 

Prokofiev: Summer Day, 

Op.65b. New London Orch. 

Helios CDH 55177 

Hahn: Le Bal de Beatrice 

d’Este. New London Orch. 

15 



Satie: Parade: Excerpts. 

New London Orch. 


Pierne: Piano Concerto in 

C minor, Op.42. Stephen 

Coombs, pno. BBC Scottish SO. 


Thomson: Power Among Men: 

Fugues & Cantilenas. New London 

Orch. Hyperion CDA 66576 16 

Satie (arr. Corp): Gnossiennes 

Nos.1, 2 & 3. New London Orch. 


Milhaud: The Ox on the Roof, 

Op.58. New London Orch. 


12.00 Midday 




Linley: The Duenna: Overture. 

Parley of Instruments/Paul 

Nicholson (b.31/12/1952). 


Arne: Organ Concerto No.2 in 

G. Paul Nicholson, org. Parley 

6 

of Instruments/Paul Nicholson. 


Haydn: Oboe Concerto in C, 

Hob.VIIg:C1. Jiri Tancibudek, 

12 

oboe. Adelaide CO/Richard Divall. 

ABC 461 703-2 23 

Boccherini: Guitar Quintet No.9 

in C, “The Retreat from Madrid”, 

G.453. Zoltan Tokos, gtr. Danubius 

String Quartet. Naxos 8.550731 

Moscheles: Anticipations of 

Scotland, Op.75. Howard Shelley, 

pno. Tasmanian SO/Howard 

29 

Shelley. Hyperion CDA 67276 15 

Mendelssohn: Symphony No.3 

in A minor, “Scottish”, Op.56. 

BBC Scottish SO/Osmo Vanska. 

BBC MM 69 

Arnold: Four Scottish Dances, 

Op.59. Queensland SO/Andrew 

37 

Penny. Naxos 8.553526 

Waxman: Auld Lang Syne 

Variations. Scot Woolley, pno. 

Members of Korngold String 

9 

Quartet. Bay Cities BCD 1037 

Haydn: Symphony No.45 in F 

12 

sharp minor, “Farewell”, Hob.I:45. 

Hungarian CO/Vilmos Tatrai. 

Hungaroton HRC 102 26 



NEW YEAR’S EVE 

6.00 Cheering The Old Year Out 


Cheery music celebrates the passing 

of 2012, and signals our delight in 

the prospect of a new year starting. 

8.00 Ring out the Old year with 

Cheerful Classical! 


Great music to relish as you savour 

what is past and anticipate a 

whole new year – new days, new 

thoughts, new musical enjoyments! 

10.00 Farewell 2012! Welcome 

2013! 


Accompanying you into 2013, 

John will pep up your New Year’s 

Eve celebrating and partying, 

culminating with a midnight 

welcome to the New Year. 





January. 

A day-by-day program of our fine music broadcasting. 

TUESDAY 1 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 




Our weekday program which 

delves into a wide range of 

classical music topics. Each fiveprogram 

series relates to a single 

theme. Topics include composer 

biographies and explorations of 

various musical styles. 



Lanner (arr. Rot): Court Ball 

Dances, Op.161. Strauss Snr. 

(arr. Rot): Philomela Waltz, 

Op.82. Vienna PO/Riccardo Muti. 

DG 474 900-2 16 

Suppe: The Beautiful Galatea: 

Overture. Strauss Jnr: Wine, 

Woman and Song! Waltz, Op.333. 

Vienna PO/Willi Boskovsky. 

Decca 478 3164 14 

Strauss Jnr. (arr. Osborne): 

G’Schichten aus dem Wienerwald. 

Raga Dolls. Raga Dolls RD 002 13 

Josef Strauss: Delirium Waltz, 

Op.212. Hellmesberger: Dance of 

the Elves. Vienna PO/Zubin Mehta. 

DG 477 6225 13 

E Strauss: With the Brakes Off, 

Op.238. Ziehrer: Roll Up, Op.518. 

Vienna PO/Willi Boskovsky. 

Decca 478 3164 9 

Fahrbach: In Kahlenberg 

Village, Op.340. Josef Strauss: 

Burning Love, Op.129. Dynamids 

(Secret Powers of Attraction) 

Waltz, Op.173. Johann Strauss 

Ensemble/Russell McGregor. 

ABC 476 4630 19 

Strauss Jnr: On the beautiful 

blue Danube, Op.314. Strauss 

Snr: Radetzky March, Op.228. 

Vienna PO/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 

Teldec 8573-83563-2 15 

12.00 Midday 





Various: New Year’s Concert 1995: 

Excerpts. Vienna PO/Zubin Mehta. 

Sony SK 66 860 



28 


ABC 476 4556 25 

Szymanowski: Violin Concerto 

No.1, Op.35. Xiao-Dong Wang, 

vln. Adelaide SO/Omri Hadari. 

ABC 426 479-2 24 

Weber: Clarinet Quintet in B flat, 

Op.34. AAM Chamber Players. 


Charpentier: Te Deum, H.146. 

St James’s Singers. St James’s 

Baroque Players/Ivor Bolton. 

28 

Teldec 0630-12465-2 22 

Schubert (arr. Tognetti): String 

Quartet No.14 in D minor, 

“Death and the Maiden”, D.810. 


Sony SK 63160 


D. Philharmonia Orch/Claudio 

13 

Scimone. Erato 4509-92191-2 




29 


Century 



The 

Grid. 

AM MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 

6.00 Daybreak 



noon Midday 



Singers 

and Songs 

The Early 

Music Experience 

Music for 

Keyboard 

Great Voices of the 

20th Century 

A Time to 

Remember 

7.00 

Friday Night 

Special 

Contemporary 

Thursday 

Visions Wednesday Night Concert 

Night at the 

Jazz Rivers Opera Summer Operetta 

Chamber Music 

& Song 

8.00 

Colours 

of Jazz 

A Little Night 

Music 

10.00 

Midnight to Dawn 

Notturno 

48 On Air dec 2012 – jan 2013 dec 2012 – jan 2013 On Air 49 

AM SATURDAY SUNDAY 

6.00 

Notturno concludes 

7.00 Daybreak 

Hymns Old & New 

7.30 

Organ & Choral Music 



Sunday Morning 

10.00 

Arts Beat (1-15 Dec) Morning Feature (22 Dec-26 Jan) 


noon Screenthemes 

A Lunchtime Miscellany 


2.00 The Bose Afternoon Concert Apres-midi 

4.00 Serenade 

Music for Leisure 


6.00 

Tropic Island Discs 

The World of Baroque 

7.00 

Melbourne in Concert 

8.00 

Saturday Evening Concert 

9.00 

Australian Sounds 

10.00 

Night Tram 


Midnight to Dawn 

Notturno













WEDNESDAY 2 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 





with Bill Mack 

J C Bach: Symphony in E flat, 

Op.18/1. AAM/Simon Standage. 


Mozart: The Magic Flute: Ach, ich 

fuhl’s. Barbara Bonney, sop. Zurich 

Opera Orch/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 

Teldec 9031-72486-2 


4 

K.338. RCO/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 

Teldec 242 896-245 

Berlioz: Les Nuits d’ete, Op.7. 

Catherine Robbin & Diana 

22 

Montague, m-sops. Howard Crook, 

ten. Gilles Cachemaille, bar. Lyon 

Opera Orch/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. 

Erato 2292-45517-2 

Prokofiev: The Love for 

Three Oranges, Op.33: Suite. 

Scottish NO/Neeme Jarvi. 

30 


Shostakovich: Cello Sonata 

in D minor, Op.40. David 

Pereira, vlc. Lisa Moore, pno. 

15 


12.00 Midday 

29 




Ravel: Daphnis & Chloe: Suite 

No.2. Oslo PO/Mariss Jansons. 

EMI CDC 7 49964 2 

Poulenc: Gloria. Jessica 

Rivera, sop. Chicago SO & 

Chorus/Bernard Haitink. 

17 

CSO-Resound CSOR 901 906 

Debussy: String Quartet in G 

24 

minor, Op.10. Flinders Quartet. 


Faure: Ballade in F sharp, Op.19. 

Jean-Philippe Collard, pno. 

EMI 7 69149 2 

Sculthorpe: String Quartet 

No.6. Australian Quartet. 

15 



in D, Op.17. Pascal Roge, pno. 

Philharmonia Orch/Charles Dutoit. 

Decca 417 351-2 

Vaughan Williams: A London 

Symphony (Symphony No.2). 


30 

EMI CDM 7 64017 2 



43 




Opera 


Verdi: Falstaff. 

Sir John Falstaff .............. Bryn Terfel 

Mrs Quickly ............Larissa Diadkova 

Nannetta ........ Dorothea Roschmann 

Ford .....................Thomas Hampson 

Mrs Alice Ford .... Adrianne Pieczonka 

Berlin Radio Chorus. Berlin PO/ 

Claudio Abbado. DG 479 0379 113 





THURSDAY 3 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 






Hooray for Holidays 

Litolff: Concerto symphonique No.4 

in D minor, Op.102: Scherzo. Ian 

Munro, pno. Tasmanian SO/David 

Porcelijn. ABC 465 424-2 7 

Vaughan Williams: The Lark 

Ascending. Dimity Hall, vln. 

Sinfonia Australis/Antony Walker. 

ABC 472 984-2 17 

Weber: Clarinet Concerto No.2 

in E flat, Op.74. Sabine Meyer, 

cl. Dresden State Orch/Herbert 

Blomstedt. EMI 7 47351 2 22 

Bizet: The Pearl Fishers: In the 

depths of the temple. David 

Hobson, ten. Teddy Tahu Rhodes, 

bar. Sinfonia Australis/Thomas 

Woods. ABC 476 2272 6 

Dvorak: String Quartet No.12 in F, 

“American”, B.179, Op.96. Flinders 

Quartet. 3MBS rec. 27 

Elgar: Enigma Variations, Op.36. 

Sydney SO/Myer Fredman. 

ABC 476 6156 29 

12.00 Midday 



with Phillipa Edwards 

prepared by Ola Tasker 

January Ballet at 3MBS 

Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet, Op.64. 

Danish RSO/Dmitri Kitajenko. 






A selection of recent early music CD 

releases. 



Cilea: Piano Trio in D. Trio 

Scaligero. Sipario Dischi CS26C 20 

Barber: String Quartet, Op.11. 

Grainger Quartet. 3MBS rec. 21 

Vaughan Williams: Concerto in C 

for Two Pianos & Orchestra. Ralph 

Markham & Kenneth Broadway, 

pnos. Royal PO/Yehudi Menuhin. 

Virgin VC7 90733 2 29 

Chausson: Poeme de l’amour et 

de la mer, Op.19. Lauris Elms, 

contr. Sydney SO/Robert Pikler. 

ABC 446 279-2 25 

Ravel: Bolero. Philharmonia 

Orch/Geoffrey Simon. 

Cala CACD 1004 16 





melodies. 





FRIDAY 4 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 






Mendelssohn: Calm Seas and 

Prosperous Voyage, Op.27: 

Overture. Vienna PO/Christoph von 

Dohnanyi. Decca 421 769-2 

Delius: Sea Drift. Thomas 

13 

Hampson, bar. Bach Choir. BBC NO 

& Chorus of Wales/Richard Hickox. 

BBC Music Vol.20 No.9 

Mills: Seaside Dances. 

Queensland SO/Richard Mills. 

24 

ABC 432 251-2 24 

Brumby: Four Songs of the Sea. 

National Boys’ Choir of Australia. 

QC Ensemble/Peter Casey. 


Westlake: Antarctica Suite. Slava 

Grigoryan, gtr. Melbourne SO/Nigel 

Westlake. ABC 476 5744 24 

Mozart: Flute Quartet in D, K.285. 

Genevieve Lacey, rec. Members of 

Flinders Quartet. Private rec. 

12.00 Midday 


14 




Yarra Trio; Stefan Cassomenos 

(piano), Holly Piccoli 

(violin) & Chris Howlett 

(cello); 45 Downstairs, 

Flinders Lane; 21/10/2008. 

(Recorded by Stephen Brain). 

Yarra Trio 

Shostakovich: Piano Trio No.2 

in E minor, Op.67. Mozart: Piano 

Trio in E, K.542. Hsieh: Murmurs. 

Beethoven: Piano Trio No.5 in D, 

“Ghost”, Op.70/1. 

Delalande: Twelfth Suite. 

Marais SO/Hugo Reyne. 

HM HMC 901303 14 

Mozart: Violin Concerto No.3 in 

G, K.216. Richard Tognetti, vln. 


BIS SACD 1754 22 

Vaughan Williams: Concerto 

Grosso. ASMF/Sir Neville Marriner. 

Decca 442 8341 14 

Saint-Saens: Symphony No.1 in E 

flat, Op.2. French Radio NO/Jean 

Martinon. EMI CZS 7 62643 2 31 






8.00 Michael Haydn 

Michael Haydn 

Michael Haydn was much admired 

by Mozart and was the teacher 

of Carl Maria von Weber. His 

sacred choral works are generally 

regarded as his most important, 

but he was also a prolific composer 

of symphonies, concerti and 

chamber music. In this program 

Peter Hume explores the life and 

works of this composer who is often 

overshadowed by his more famous 

older brother Josef. 











Amsterdam. 

SATURDAY 5 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 













10.00 Love and Music – A Tribute 

to Joan Hammond 

Dame Joan Hammond 

Australian soprano, Dame Joan 

Hammond’s recording of Puccini’s 

O My Beloved Father sold over 1 

million copies. In this program 

Doug Beecroft talks with Dame 

Joan’s biographer Sara Hardy about 

the life and career of this great 

singer and star of the great opera 

houses of the world, and of her 

lasting legacy as teacher of some of 

Australia’s major operatic talents. 












Svendsen: Festival Polonaise, 

Op.12. Iceland SO/Bjarte Engeset. 

Naxos 8.557017 8 

Berwald: Piano Concerto in D. 

Marian Migdal, pno. Royal PO/Ulf 

Bjorlin. EMI CDM 5 65073 2 21 

Sibelius: Tapiola, Op.112. 

Bournemouth SO/Paavo Berglund. 

EMI 5 74200 2 18 

Lange-Muller: Violin Concerto 

in C, Op.69. Lars Bjornkjaer, vln. 

Aarhus SO/Giordano Bellincampi. 

Danacord DICOCD 662 26 

Nielsen: Symphony No.3, 

“Espansiva”, FS.60, Op.27. Kirsten 

Schultz, sop. Peter Rasmussen, bar. 

Danish RSO/Herbert Blomstedt. 

EMI 5 74188 2 36 

4.00 Serenade 




French Without Words 

Chabrier: Capriccio. Annie d’Arco, 

pno. Caliope CAL 9828 

N Boulanger: Prelude: La ville 

morte. Emile Naoumoff, pno. 

9 

Saphir Productions LVC 1178 

Faure: Nocturne in E flat, 

Op.36/4. Kathryn Stott, pno. 

8 


Debussy: Estampes. Martino 

8 

Tirimo, pno. Move MCD 14 15 

Satie: Reverie du pauvre. Je 

te veux. Pascal Roge, pno. 

Triton OVC T52 



10 

Albinoni: Concerto in G for Two 

Oboes, Op.9/6. Pierre Pierlot 

& Jacques Chambon, oboes. I 


Erato 2292-45921-2 10 

Bach: Cantata, “Bring honour to the 

name of the Lord”, BWV.148. Julia 

Hamari, m-sop. Peter Schreier, ten. 

Munich Bach Orch & Choir/Karl 

Richter. Archiv 439 393-2 19 

Monteverdi: He who does not burn 

with love. Delitiae Musicae/Marco 

Longhini. Naxos 8.555314-16 


Three Trumpets & Two Oboes. 

5 


Archiv 439 893-2 

Sweelinck: Psalm 42. Cappella 

Amsterdam/Daniel Reuss. 

10 

HM HMC 902033 

Tartini: Violin Concerto in A, 

D.96. Uto Ughi, vln. I Solisti 

Veneti/Claudio Scimone. 

7 

Erato 2292-45380-2 19 

Vivaldi: Cantata, “Fonti de pianto”, 

RV.656. Gemma Bertagnolli, sop. 

L’Astree. Naive OP 30404 

Handel: Organ Concerto in 

F, Op.4/4. Ton Koopman, org. 

Amsterdam Baroque Orch/Ton 

13 

Koopman. Erato 2292-45613-2 

Corelli: String Sonata in E 

minor, Op.2/4. Members of The 


14 

Archiv 419 614-2 9 



C P E Bach: Flute Concerto in D 

minor, Wq.22. Patrick Gallois, fte. 

Toronto Camerata/Kevin Mallon. 

Naxos 8.555715-16 

Mendelssohn: Symphony for 

Strings No.9 in C. Australian 

CO/Richard Tognetti. 

24 

Sony SK 57484 

Glazunov: The Forest, Op.19. 

26 

Moscow SO/Alexander Anissimov. 

Naxos 8.554293 21 

Respighi: Woodland Deities. Ingrid 

Attrot, sop. BBC PO/Richard Hickox. 



Antill: New Guinea Patrol. Orch/ 

John Antill. ANU CSM 28 16 

Cartellieri: Allegro aperto in 

B flat. Dieter Klocker, cl. Czech 

Philharmonic CO/Pavel Prantl. 

MDG 301 0960-2 10 





prepared by John Cleghorn 


SUNDAY 6 JAN 





Includes: Dupre: Variations on 

a Carol, Op.20. Hans Fagus, org. 

BIS 7 12 

Gagne: Improvisation - Ca! Bergers 

rassemblons-nous. Dom Richard 

Gagne, org. ATMA ACD2 2264 

Berlioz: The Childhood of 

5 

Christ: The Shepherds’ Farewell. 

Polyphony/Stephen Layton. 

BBC MMCC-02 

Bach: Meine seele erhebt den 

5 

Herren. Fuga sopra il Magnificat, 

BWV.733. Doug Lawrence, org. 

Move MD 3340 

Murrill: Magnificat & Nunc 

dimittis in E. Choir of St Paul’s 

Cathedral, London/John Scott. 

Christopher Dearnley, org. 

5 

Helios CDH 55402 

O’Regan: Bring rest, sweet 

dreaming child. Emilia 

Hughes, sop. Choir of Clare 

College, Cambridge/Timothy 

Brown. Helen Tunstall, harp. 

8 

Collegium COLCD 130 4 

Boely: Fantasy & Fugue in B flat, 

Op.18. Michael Dudman, org. 

ABC 465 649-2 



Bach: Concerto in C minor for 

Oboe & Violin, BWV.1060 (arr. 

Accordion). Richard Galliano, 

5 

accordion. Sebastien Surel, vln. 

Jean-Marc Apap, vla. Raphael 

Pidoux, vlc. Stephane Logerot, db. 

DG 480 3341 14 

Brahms (arr. Rubbra): Variations 

& Fugue on a Theme by Handel, 

Op.24. London SO/Neeme Jarvi. 


Schubert: Octet in F, D.72. 

German Wind Soloists. 

Marco Polo 8.223356 19 

Milhaud: Suite provencale, 

Op.152b. Lille NO/Jean-Claude 

Casadesus. Naxos 8.557287 15 

Scriabin: Piano Concerto in F sharp 

minor, Op.20. Roger Woodward, 

pno. Sydney SO/Edo de Waart. 

ABC 465 671-2 26 

A Scarlatti: Lydio and Chloe. Jane 

Edwards, sop. James Sanderson, 

alto. Chacona/Rosalind Halton. 

ABC 476 6170 15 




recordings. 



Includes: Marschner: The Vampire: 

Overture. Tasmanian SO/Sebastian 

Lang-Lessing. ABC 476 7736 7 

Bizet: Patrie, Op.19. Montreal SO/ 

Charles Dutoit. Decca 452 102-2 

Martini: Plaisir d’amour. 

Angela Gheorghiu, sop. 

Malcolm Martineau, pno. 

13 

Decca 458 360-2 4 

Strauss Jnr: Wings of the Phoenix, 

Waltz, Op.125. CSSR State PO/Alfred 

Walter. Marco Polo 8.223201 7 

Grainger: Blithe Bells. Penelope 

Thwaites & John Lavender, pno 

duet. Pearl SHE 9623 

Mozart: Serenade No.6 in D, 

“Serenata Notturna”, K.239. 


4 

Koopman. Erato 2292-45713-2 13 

M Haydn: Symphony in D minor, 

P.20. Warsaw Sinfonietta/Wojciech 

Czepiel. Europa 350-206 20 

Mozart: Andante & Variations in 

G, K.501. Peter Frankl & Tamas 

Vasary, pno duet. ASV DCA 792 9 

Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake, Op.20: 

Excerpts. Philharmonia Orch/John 

Lanchbery. EMI CDS 7 49171 2 



Clifford: A Kentish Suite. 

BBC PO/Martyn Brabbins. 

20 


Hill: Viola Concerto in A minor. 

Robert Pikler, vla. Sydney SO/Sir 

Bernard Heinze. RCA SL 16732 

Dvorak: Symphony No.5 in F, 

B.54, Op.76. Slovak PO/Stephen 

25 

Gunzenhauser. Naxos 8.550270 39 

Suk: Under the Apple Tree, Op.20. 

Bohuslava Jelinkova, cont. Czech 

Philharmonic Chorus. Ostrava 

Janacek PO/Otakar Thrlik. 

Supraphon 1 12 1678 



28 

Rameau: Nais: Overture. 

Orch Victoria/Richard Divall. 

ABC 476 8366 

M Haydn: String Quintet 

in C, P.108. L’Archibudelli. 

4 

Sony SK 53987 

Dvorak: Serenade for Winds 

in D minor, B.77, Op.44. 

Walter Boeykens Ensemble. 

20 

HM HMC 901399 

Beethoven: Piano Sonata 

27 

No.21 in C, “Waldstein”, Op.53. 

Hans Richter-Haaser, pno. 

Decca 480 4867 

Sammartini: Treble Recorder 

24 

Concerto in F. Conrad Steinmann, 

rec. Ensemble 415/Chiara Banchini. 

HM HMC 901245 

Hasse: Regina coeli. Brigitte 

12 

Pfretzschner, m-sop. Dresden Boys’ 

Choir. Dresden State Orch/Konrad 

Wagner. Christophorus 74531 

Bruch: Ave Maria, Op.61. Ofra 

13 

Harnoy, vlc. London PO/Sir Charles 

Mackerras. RCA RD 60757 




interview. 

9 





Goldfields Festival – Inspiration; 

Calvin Bowman (organ), 

Greta Bradman (soprano), 

Ballarat String Quartet: 

Nicci Della & Kate Carman 

(violins), Ann Smith 

(viola) & Miriam Morris 

(cello); Chapel of St Mark, 

Ballarat; 15/1/2012. 

(Recorded by Kim Wilson). 

Calvin Bowman & Greta Bradman 

Bowman: Three Night Songs from 

the poems of James McAuley. 

Bowman: June Light from the 

Poems of Richard Wilbur. Zipoli: 

Offetorio. Galuppi: Allegro e 

Spiritoso. Krebs: Preludes & Fugues 

in G minor & F. Bach: Her Jesu 

Christ, der einige Gottes-Sohn. O 

Mensch, bewein’ dein Sunde Grob. 

Boellman: Gothic Suite. Bowman: 

Words by Michael Leunig - Real 

Right and True. 





composition. 






prepared by Lindsay Coker 


MONDAY 7 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 







Conductors in Concert – 

Christopher Warren-Green 

Walton: Crown Imperial. Royal 

Air Force Band. London CO. 

Decca 276 842-2 

Vivaldi: Concerto in A minor 

for Two Violins, RV.522, Op.3/8. 

Christopher Warren-Green & 

6 

Rosemary Furniss, vlns. London CO. 

Virgin VC7 911167 2 11 

Parry (arr. Rutter): Blest Pair of 

Sirens. Westminster Abbey Choir. 

Choir of the Chapel Royal, London. 

London CO. Decca 276 842-2 10 

Britten: Simple Symphony, Op.4. 

London CO. Virgin VC7 91080 2 

Haydn: Horn Concerto in D, 

Hob.VIId:4. Michael Thompson, 

horn. Philharmonia Orch. 

17 


Hess: Piano Concerto. Lang Lang, 

pno. London CO. DG 477 9014 

Dvorak: Serenade for Strings 

in E, B.52, Op.22. London CO. 

24 


12.00 Midday 


26 



A Labitzky: The Hunt of 

Emperor Charles IV: Overture. 

Carlsbad SO/Douglas Bostock. 

Quadromania 222198-444 14 

Krommer: Concerto in E fl at for 

Two Clarinets, Op.35. Antony Pay 

& Thomas Friedli, cls. English CO/ 

Antony Pay. Claves 50-8602 

Dvorak: Piano Trio No.1 in B 

fl at, B.51, Op.21. Raphael Trio. 

22 

Newport Classic NCD 60074 31 

Novak: South Bohemian Suite, 

Op.64. Carlsbad SO/Douglas Bostock. 

Quadromania 222198-444 

Dvorak: Violin Concerto in A 

30 

minor, B.108, Op.53. Ilya Kaler, 

vln. Polish National RSO/Camilla 

Kolchinsky. Naxos 8.553758 30 

Smetana: Czech Dances, Book 2: 

Excerpts. Peter Jirikovsky, pno. 

Studio Matous MK 0014-2 17 

Dvorak: The Golden Spinning 

Wheel, B.197, Op.109. Polish 

National RSO/Stephen 

Gunzenhauser. Naxos 8.550598 25 









Includes: Dvorak: String Quintet 

in E fl at, “American”, B.180, Op.97. 

Lindsay String Quartet. Patrick 

Ireland, vla. ASV DCA 806 

Koehne: Three Poems of 

Byron. Elizabeth Campbell, 

31 

m-sop. Adelaide SO/Janos Furst. 

ABC 442 349-2 

Villa-Lobos: Piano Trio No.2. 

Monique Duphil, pno. Antonio 

12 

Nunez, vln. Jay Humeston, vlc. 


Lalo: Piano Trio No.3 in A 

minor, Op.26. Trio Henry. 

31 

Pierre Verany PV 794031 




30 

Includes: Tomlinson: Fairy Coach. 

Nocturne. Sweet and Dainty. 

Slovak RSO/Ernest Tomlinson. 


Bach: Prelude & Fugue in G, 

6 

BWV.884. English Suite No.2 in A 

minor, BWV.807: Gigue. The Well- 

Tempered Clavier, Book 1: Prelude & 

Fugue in G, BWV.846. Nick Parnell, 

vibraphone. Leigh Harrold, pno. 

ABC 476 6487 

Coote: I won her heart at 

10 

billiards. Corbett: Captain Webb 

the champion swimmer. Ian 

Partridge, ten. Peter Savidge, 

bar. Jennifer Partridge, pno. 

Just Accord JUS 001 

Donizetti: The Daughter of the 

Regiment: Mais, qui vient? Au 

bruit de la guerre. Dame Joan 

Sutherland, sop. Elizabethan 

8 

Sydney Orch/Richard Bonynge. 

ABC 465 687-2 8 

Handel: Messiah: The trumpet 

shall sound. Teddy Tahu Rhodes, 

bs-bar. Leanne Sullivan, tpt. Orch 

of Antipodes/Antony Walker. 

ABC 476 4110 4 

Bach: St Matthew Passion, 

BWV.244: Have mercy. Sally-Anne 

Russell, m-sop. Orch of Antipodes/ 

Antony Walker. ABC 476 1183 6 

Jolivet: Concertino for Trumpet, 

Piano & String Orch. Wynton 

Marsalis, tpt. Craig Sheppard, pno. 

Philharmonia Orch/Esa Pekka 

Salonen. Sony 88697095792 10 

Wagner: Gotterdammerung: 

Siegfried’s Rhine Journey. 

Slovak RSO/Uwe Mund. 

Naxos 8.550211 11 

L Mozart: Trumpet Concerto 

in D. Wynton Marsalis, tpt. 

English CO/Raymond Leppard. 

Sony 88697095792 9 

Mozart: Exsultate, jubilate, KV.165. 

Shu-Cheen Yu, sop. Queensland 

Orch/Brett Kelly. ABC 476 2610 15 

Joplin: Gladiolus Rag. 

Eugenia. Benjamin Loeb, pno. 

Naxos 8.559277 10 

Piazzolla (arr. Sena): New Tango. 

Andrea Tacchi, vln. Tuscan 

Brass and Percussion Quintet. 

Naxos 8.572611 4 





TUESDAY 8 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 






Ravel: Valses nobles et 

sentimentales. London SO/Kent 

Nagano. Erato 4509-98479-2 19 

Barber: Violin Concerto, Op.14. 

Dene Olding, vln. Melbourne SO/ 

Hiroyuki Iwaki. ABC 434 900-2 23 

R Strauss: A Hero’s Life, Op.40. 

John Harding, vln. Sydney SO/Edo 

de Waart. ABC 476 5962 45 

R Strauss: Lieder. Anne Sofi e von 

Otter, m-sop. Bengt Forsberg, pno. 

DG 437 515-2 21 

12.00 Midday 





Mozart: Divertimento in D, K.136. 


Koopman. Erato 2292-45471 2 

Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier 

Book 2: Preludes & Fugues 

Nos.1-4. Albert Landa, pno. 

19 

ABC 476 4556 17 

Paganini: Violin Concerto No.1 

in D, Op.6. Adele Anthony, vln. 

Tasmanian SO/Shalom Ronly-Riklis. 

ABC 838 903-2 

Elgar: The Black Knight, 

Op.25. Royal Liverpool PO 

& Choir/Sir Charles Groves. 

34 

EMI CMS 5 65104 2 

Crusell: Clarinet Quartet No.1 

in E fl at, Op.2. Thea King, cl. 

35 

Members of Allegri String Quartet. 


Lovelock: Saxophone Sonata. Peter 

Clinch, sax. Trevor Barnard, pno. 

Divine Art 24120 

Tournemire: Symphony No.1 

in A, “Romantic”, Op.18. 

17 

Moscow SO/Antonio de Almeida. 




29 


Century 
















6.00 Daybreak 






J C Bach: Adriano in Siria: 

Overture. AAM/Simon Standage. 


Quantz: Concerto in C. James 

Galway, fte. Wurttemberg CO/Jorg 

Faerber. RCA RD 60247 17 

Mozart: Symphony No.35 

in D, “Haffner”, K.385. 

RCO/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 

Teldec 242 896-245 22 

Berlioz: 1 Song of the Morn. 2 Death 

of Ophelia. 2 Catherine Robbin, 

m-sop. 1 Howard Crook, ten. 1&2 Lyon 

Opera Orch/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. 

Erato 2292-45517-2 11 

Bizet: L’Arlesienne Incidental 

Music. Saint Paul CO/Christopher 

Hogwood. Decca 430 231-2 20 

Satie: Jack-in-the-Box. 

Michel Legrand, pno. 

Erato 4509-92857-2 5 

Shostakovich (arr. Atovmyan): 

Second Ballet Suite: Two Pieces 

for Cello & Piano. Alexander 

Baillie, vlc. Piers Lane, pno. 

UK UKCD 2083 7 

Hindson: Piano Trio. Benaud Trio. 


12.00 Midday 




d’Anglebert: Harpsichord Suite 

No.1 in G. Kenneth Gilbert, hpschd. 

HM HMX 2908264 16 

Lully: Le Temple de la Paix, 

LWV.69. Marais SO/Hugo Reyne. 

Accord 465 345-2 13 

Purcell: Come Ye Sons of Art, Z.232. 

Dame Felicity Lott, sop. Charles 

Brett & John Williams, altos. Sir 

Thomas Allen, bar. Monteverdi 

Choir & Orch/Sir John Eliot 

Gardiner. Apex 0927 48693 2 26 

Froberger (arr. Smedvig): Toccata. 

Empire Brass. Telarc 80257 5 

Mozart: Violin Concerto No.1 in B 

flat, K.207. Richard Tognetti, vln. 


BIS SACD 1755 19 


No.8. Kronos Quartet. 

Nonesuch 9 79111 2 14 

Roussel: Bacchus & Ariadne: Suite 

No.2. Royal Scottish NO/Stephane 

Deneve. Naxos 8.570245 20 


in G minor, Op.22. Pascal Roge, 

pno. Royal PO/Charles Dutoit. 

Decca 478 3196 24 

Vaughan Williams: Pastoral 

Symphony (Symphony 

No.3). Margaret Ritchie, sop. 


Belart 461 118-2 35 






Opera 


Verdi: Macbeth. 

Macbeth ..................Piero Capuccilli 

Banco ....................Nicolai Ghiaurov 

Lady Macbeth ............Shirley Verrett 

Macduff ................. Placido Domingo 

La Scala, Milan Orch & Chorus/ 

Claudio Abbado. DG 449 732-2 154 






6.00 Daybreak 






In Praise of Music 

Includes: Vaughan Williams: 

Serenade to Music. Corydon 

Singers. English CO/Matthew Best. 


Susato (arr. Steele-Perkins): La 

Danserye: Suite. London Gabrieli 

Brass Ensemble. ASV QS 6013 

Allegri: Miserere. Cantillation/ 

7 

Antony Walker. ABC 472 881-2 12 

Falla: Seven Popular Spanish Songs: 

Excerpts. Victoria de los Angeles, 

sop. Lliure Theatre CO/Josep Pons. 

HM HMC 901432 

Gounod: Faust: Ballet Music. 

Adelaide SO/Jose Serebrier. 

13 

KEM 103 17 

Elgar: The Music Makers Op.69. 

Jean Rigby, m-sop. BBC SO & 

Chorus/Sir Andrew Davis. 

Teldec 4509-92374-2 

12.00 Midday 


40 




Glazunov: Raymonda , Op.57. 

Moscow SO/Alexander Anissimov. 

Naxos 8.553503-4 139 

Respighi: Belkis, Queen of Sheba: 

Suite. Philharmonia Orch/Geoffrey 

Simon. Chandos CHAN 8405 23 





Schutz & Scheidt 

Music by two great early Baroque 

German masters, performed by 

award-winning ensemble Vox 

Luminis. 



Wagner: Rienzi: Overture. Bavarian 

State Orch/Wolfgang Sawallisch. 

Orfeo C 346 953 D 12 

Mozart: Mass No.16 in C, 

“Coronation”, K.317. Emma Kirkby, 

sop. Catherine Robbin, m-sop. 

John Mark Ainsley, ten. Michael 

George, bass. Winchester Cathedral 

Choir. Winchester Quiristers. 



Spohr: String Quartet in C minor, 

Op.4/2. New Budapest Quartet. 

Marco Polo 8.223253 23 

Beethoven: Symphony No.3 

in E flat, “Eroica”, Op.55. 

Tasmanian SO/David Porcelijn. 

ABC 461 918-2 47 





melodies. 





FRIDAY 11 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 






Handel: Concerto Grosso in A 

minor, Op.6/4. Concentus Musicus 


Teldec 4509-95500-2 

Schubert: Piano Trio No.1 in 

B flat, D.898. Macquarie Trio. 

13 


Vaughan Williams: Serenade 

to Music. Royal Liverpool PO 

& Choir/Vernon Handley. 

33 

EMI EMX 2173 13 

Hyde: Clarinet Sonata in F minor. 

Nigel Westlake, cl. David Bollard, 

pno. Tall Poppies TP 004 

Benjamin: Symphony 

No.1. Queensland SO/ 

Christopher Lyndon-Gee. 

16 


12.00 Midday 


39 




Ravishing Romanticism; 

Trio Anima Mundi: Kenji 

Fujimura (piano), Rebecca 

Chan (violin) & Miranda 

Brockman (cello); St 

Michael’s Uniting Church, 

Melbourne; 27/4/2008. 

(Recorded by Alan Hutchison). 

Trio Anima Mundi 

Brahms: Piano Trio No.1 in B, Op.8. 

Bridge: Phantasy Trio in C minor. 

Faure: Elegie in C minor, Op.24. 

Julian Lloyd Webber, vlc. 

English CO/Yan Pascal Tortelier. 

Philips 432 084-2 7 

Brett Dean: Ariel’s Music. Paul 

Dean, cl. Melbourne SO/Markus 

Stenz. ABC 476 1606 25 

Mozart: Piano Sonata No.3 in 

B flat, K.281. Alexei Lubimov, 

fortepiano. Erato 2292-45615-2 20 

Haydn: Symphony No.104 in D, 

“London”, Hob.I:104. Orch of St 

Luke’s/Sir Charles Mackerras. 

Telarc 80758 28 

Debussy: Jeux. Halle Orch/Mark 

Elder. Halle HLL 7518 19 

Saint-Saens: Symphony No.2 

in A minor, Op.55. French 

Radio NO/Jean Martinon. 

EMI CZS 7 62643 2 23 






8.00 Sir Eugene Goossens 

Sir Eugene Goossens 

A celebration of Sir Eugene 

Goossens, the English born 

composer, conductor and teacher 

who became Chief Conductor of 

the Sydney Symphony Orchestra 

and Director of the NSW 

Conservatorium of Music. Hector 

Walker surveys the life and work 

of this musician who achieved so 

much for music in Australia. 











Amsterdam. 


6.00 Daybreak 













10.00 George Gershwin presents… 

George Gershwin 

John Collins explores the life 

and music of this great American 

composer, who wrote for Broadway, 

the opera stage and the concert 

hall. Critics of “high” music 

weren’t always comfortable with 

George; after all he did come from 

Tin Pan Alley! 












Berlioz: Roman Carnival Overture, 

Op.9. Royal PO/Sir Charles 

Mackerras. Tring TRP 012 9 

Lalo: Cello Concerto in D minor. 

Jacqueline du Pre, vlc. Cleveland 

Orch/Daniel Barenboim. 

EMI 5 55528 2 27 

Debussy: Prelude a l’apres-midi 

d’un faune. Melbourne SO/Jorge 

Mester. ABC 438 611-2 10 

Poulenc: Concerto in G minor for 

Organ, Strings & Timpani. Simon 

Preston, org. Adelaide SO/Nicholas 

Braithwaite. ABC 432 529-2 22 

Franck: Symphony in D minor. 

Philadelphia Orch/Eugene 

Ormandy. Sony SBK 60287 40 

4.00 Serenade 




Mozart: Piano Concerto No.9 in 

E flat, “Jeunehomme”, K.271. 

Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. 

London SO/Istvan Kertesz. 

Decca 443 576-2 

Schubert: Twelve Waltzes, 

32 

D.145. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pno. 

Decca 443 579-2 



Marais: First Suite, “Airs pour 

les Driades & les Bergers”. Le 

11 

Concert des Nations/Jordi Savall. 

Astree E 8525 13 

Monteverdi: Love Letter. Cathy 

Berberian, m-sop. Bruno Canino, 

pno. Wergo Wer 60054-50 7 

Frescobaldi: Partite 14 sopra L’Aria 

della Romanesca. Bob van Asperen, 

hpschd. Teldec 8.43774 

Albinoni: Concerto in B flat, 

14 

Op.7/3. Hakan Hardenberger, tpt. I 

Musici. Philips 442 131-2 8 

Locatelli: Violin Concerto No.9 in 

G, Op.3/9. Roberto Michelucci, vln. 

I Musici. Philips 422 491-2 

Marenzio: Laudate Dominum. 

Lamentabatur Jacob. Capella 

19 

Sancti Michaelis/Erik van Nevel. 

Ricercar 062026 

Franceschini: Sonata a 7 in 

D with Two Trumpets. Hakan 

Hardenberger, tpt. I Musici. 

8 

Philips 442 131-2 

Charpentier: Beatus Vir. 

Evelyne Brunner & Helena 

Vieira, sops. Alain Zepffel, alto. 

6 

Alejandro Ramirez, ten. Philippe 

Huttenlocher, bass. Lisbon 

Gulbenkian Choir. Gulbenkian 

Foundation Orch/Michel Corboz. 

Erato 2292-45083-2 18 

Vivaldi: Viola d’amore Concerto 

in D, RV.392. Fabio Biondi, vla 

d’amore. Europa Galante/Fabio 

Biondi. Virgin 0094639514625 

Marais: Third Suite, “Airs pour 

10 

les Pretresses & les Magiciens”. Le 

Concert des Nations/Jordi Savall. 

Astree E 8525 8 



Cartellieri: Concerto in B flat 

for Two Clarinets. Dieter Klocker 

& Sandra Arnold, cls. Czech 

Philharmonic CO/Pavel Prantl. 

MDG 301 0960-2 

M Haydn: String Quintet 

in G, P.109. L’Archibudelli. 

27 

Sony SK 53987 25 

Vaughan Williams: Willow-wood. 

Roderick Williams, bar. Royal 

Liverpool PO/David Lloyd-Jones. 

Naxos 8.557798 

Berlioz: The Death of 

Cleopatra. Dame Janet Baker, 

14 

m-sop. London SO/Sir Colin Davis. 

Philips 416 960-2 

Franck: Chorale No.3 in A 

20 

minor. Marie-Claire Alain, org. 

Erato 0630-12706-2 12 


Westlake: Shadow Dances. Slava 

Grigoryan, gtr. Melbourne SO/Nigel 

Westlake. ABC 476 5744 13 







SUNDAY 13 JAN 





Includes: Bach: Diess sind die 

Heligen zehn Gebot, BWV.678. John 

O’Donnell, org (Robert Blackwood 

Hall, Monash University). 


Rheinberger: Canzonetta in B flat. 

Andantino in G minor. Wolfgang 

Stockmeier, org (St Josef’s Church, 

Osnabruch). CPO 999 041-2 

William: Let there be music. 

7 

Schrader: Let the name of the Lord 

be praised. Sydney Male Choir/Alan 

Thrift. Private rec. 

Hollins: Andante in D. David 

Liddle, org (Hull City Hall). 

5 

Priory PRCD 398 9 

Kreisler: The Old Refrain. Thomas 

Murray, org (Yale University). 

Gothic G 49054 4 

Pachelbel: Christ, unser Herr, zum 

Jordan kam. Bach: Christ, unser 

Herr, zum Jordan kam, BWV.685. 

Graham Lieschke, org (St John’s 

Lutheran Church, Southgate). 


Bradfield: Kings so fair and 

glorious. Schola Cantorum, St 

Peter’s in the Loop, Chicago/ 

5 

Michael Thompson. Private rec. 

Bach: Christ unser Herr, zum 

Jordan kam BWV.684. Peter 

Hurford, org (New College Chapel, 

4 

Oxford). Decca 421 341-2 4 

Charpentier: Canticum Zachariae, 

H.345. Le Concert Spirituel/Herve 

Niquet. Naxos 8.553175 16 



Mozart: Don Giovanni: Overture. 



Westlake: Piano Trio. Macquarie 

Trio. Tall Poppies TP 187 21 

Sibelius: Symphony No.2 in D, 

Op.43. Adelaide SO/Arvo Volmer. 

ABC 476 6167 43 

Shostakovich: Piano Concerto No.2 

in F, Op.102. Marc-Andre Hamelin, 

pno. BBC Scottish SO/Andrew 

Litton. Hyperion CDA 67425 19 

Bruch: Violin Concerto No.1 in 

G minor, Op.26. Janine Jansen, 

vln. LGO/Riccardo Chailly. 

Decca 475 8328 24 




recordings. 



Bernstein: Candide: Overture. 

Melbourne SO/Jorge Mester. 

ABC 438 611-2 

Coates: Three Elizabeths Suite: 

March. London SO/Sir Charles 

4 

Mackerras. Vocalion CDVS 1964 

Falla: Ritual Fire Dance. Lecuona: 

Andalucia: Malaguena. Katia 

6 

Labeque & Marielle Labeque, pnos. 

Philips 438 938-2 

Lanchbery: The Mouse Waltz. 

ROHO/John Lanchbery. 

7 

EMI 7 54537 2 

C P E Bach: Symphony in B 

flat, Wq.182/2. Tasmanian 

Symphony Chamber Players. 

5 

ABC 432 530-2 

Schumann: Piano Concerto in 

10 

A minor, Op.54. Evgeny Kissin, 

pno. London SO/Sir Colin Davis. 

EMI 3 82879 2 32 

Mendelssohn: Symphony No.3 in 

A minor, “Scottish”, Op.56. CO of 

Europe/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 

Teldec 9031-72308-2 



40 

Nielsen: Springtime in Funen, 

FS.96, Op.42. Soloists. Children’s 

Choirs. Danish RSO & Choir/Mogens 

Woldike. Philips SAL 3620 (LP) 19 

Atterberg: Horn Concerto in A, 

Op.28. Gothenburg SO/Gerard 

Oskamp. Caprice CAP 21364 19 

Halvorsen: Symphony No.3 

in C. Bergen PO/Neeme Jarvi. 


Sibelius: Lemminkainen Suite, 

Op.22. Scottish NO/Sir Alexander 

Gibson. Chandos CHAN 6586 45 



Scott: Festival Overture. 

Sheffield Philhamonic Chorus. 

BBC PO/Martyn Brabbins. 


Doppler: Souvenir de Prague, 

Op.24. Alain Marion & Jean- 

Louis Beaumadier, ftes. 

Edouard Exerjean, pno. 

11 

Calliope CAL 9224 12 

Wesley-Smith: Who Killed Cock 

Robin? Penelope Sharpe, sop. David 

Russell, alto. Song Company/Roland 

Peelman. Tall Poppies TP 064 

Lord: Celtic Suite. Royal Ballet 

Sinfonia/Gavin Sutherland. 

17 

Epoch CDLX 7170 13 

Rodrigo: Album for Cecilia. Artur 

Pizarro, pno. Naxos 8.557923 

Villa-Lobos: Harp Concerto. 


7 



Ives (arr. Adams): Five Songs. Dawn 

Upshaw, sop. Orch of St Luke’s/ 

John Adams. EN 7559-79249-2 9 

Schumann: Adagio & Allegro in A 

flat, Op.70. David Berlin, vlc. Len 

Vorster, pno. Private rec. 




interview. 

10 





Goldfields Festival – Ironwood; 

Rachael Beesley & Robin 

Wilson (violins), Nicole 

Forsyth (viola), Daniel 

Yeadon (cello) & Neal Peres 

da Costa (fortepiano); 

Ballarat Mechanics’ 

Institute; 15/1/2012. 

(Recorded by Kim Wilson). 

Ironwood & Neal Peres da Costa 

Mozart: String Quartet No.16 in E 

flat, K.428. Mozart: Piano Quartet 

No.1 in G minor, K.478. 





composition. 








MONDAY 14 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 






Conductors in Concert – Brett Kelly 

Shostakovich: Festive Overture, 

Op.96. Stonnington SO. 


Rodrigo: Concierto de Aranjuez. 

Slava Grigoryan, gtr. Queensland 

SO. ABC 476 8072 23 

Easton: Concerto for Piano 

Accordion, Piano & Strings. 

Bernadette Conlon, accordion. Len 

Vorster, pno. State Orch of Victoria. 

Naxos 8.554368 15 

Mozart: Horn Concerto No.4 in 

E flat, K.495. Benjamin Jacks, 


horn. Academy of Melbourne. 


Mozart: Exsultate jubilate, K.165. 

Shu-Cheen Yu, sop. Queensland 

Orch. ABC 476 2610 15 

Mussorgsky (arr. Howarth): 

Pictures at an Exhibition. Academy 

of Melbourne Brass Ensemble. 


12.00 Midday 




Bortnyansky: Sinfonia 

concertante in B fl at. Hans Kann, 

pno. Ixi Angerer, harp. South- 

West German CO/Paul Angerer. 

Christophorus 0051-2 18 

Prokofi ev: Violin Concerto No.2 

in G minor, Op.63. Frank Peter 

Zimmermann, vln. Philharmonia 

Orch/Mariss Jansons (b.14/1/1943). 

EMI CDC 7 54454 2 

Arensky: String Quartet No.1 

in G, Op.11. Lajtha Quartet. 

27 

Marco Polo 8.223811 18 

Shostakovich: Symphony No.9 in E 

fl at, Op.70. Oslo PO/Mariss Jansons. 

EMI 7 54339 2 23 

Brumby: South Bank Overture. 

Queensland SO/Werner Andreas 

Albert. Jade JADCD 1042 10 

Williamson: Travel Diaries: Naples 

& New York. Antony Gray, pno. 

ABC 472 902-2 

Abbott: Flute Concerto. James 

Galway, fte. Sydney SO/Louis 

18 

Fremaux. RCA VRL 17373 (LP) 

Carmichael: Piano Quartet, 

“Sea Change”. Antony Gray, 

pno. Matthew Witney, vln. Luke 

18 

Patterson, vla. Thomas Veitch, vlc. 


Benjamin: Ballade for String 

Orchestra. Queensland SO/ 

Christopher Lyndon-Gee. 

19 




15 







Nielsen: String Quartet No.3 in 

E fl at, FS.23, Op.14. Oslo Quartet. 

Naxos 8.553907 30 

Finzi: To a Poet, Op.13a. Stephen 

Roberts, bass. Clifford Benson, pno. 


Beethoven: String Quartet No.7 in 

F, “Razumovsky”, Op.59/1. Vermeer 

Quartet. Teldec 2292-46016-2 

Kreisler: Caprice Viennois, 

Op.2. Marina Marsden, vln. 

Robert Chamberlain, pno. 

44 


Saint-Saens: Septet in E 

fl at, Op.65. Nash Ensemble. 

4 





18 





TUESDAY 15 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 






Hutchens (b.15/1/1892): The 

Enchanted Isle. Cinderella. The 

Island. Weeping Mist. Minuet. 

Tamara-Anna Cislowska, pno. 

Artworks AW 005 17 

Hyde (b.15/1/1913): Piano Concerto 

No.1 in E fl at minor. Miriam Hyde, 

pno. West Australian SO/Geoffrey 

Simon. ABC 446 285-2 30 

Hyde: Trio in G for Flute, Clarinet 

& Piano. Sydney Chamber Players. 

Walsingham 2WAL 8036-2 

Kabalevsky: Cello Sonata in B 

fl at, Op.71. Leslie Parnas, vlc. 

11 

Malcolm Frager (b.15/1/1935), pno. 

Arcadia ARC1992-2 

Hyde: Fantasy Trio in B minor 

for Violin, Cello & Piano. 

24 

Sydney Chamber Players. 

Walsingham 2WAL 8036-2 11 

Hutchens: At the Bathing 

Pool. By the River. Evening. 

Tamara-Anna Cislowska, pno. 

Artworks AW 023 9 

12.00 Midday 





Mackenzie: Scottish Rhapsody 

No.2, “Burns”, Op.24. BBC 

Scottish SO/Martyn Brabbins. 


Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier, 



ABC 476 4556 23 

Gliere: Harp Concerto, Op.74. Osian 

Ellis, harp. London SO/Richard 


Haydn: Folk Songs - Scottish and 

Welsh. Fritz Wunderlich, ten. 

Heinrich Schmidt, pno. Walter 

Weller, vln. Ludwig Beinl, vlc. 

Philips 420 852-2 20 

Saint-Saens: Piano Trio No.2 in E 

minor, Op.92. Trio Anima Mundi. 


Brumby: Oboe Concertino. Barry 

Davis, oboe. Queensland SO/Wilfred 

Lehmann. Oz Music OZM 1002 

Nielsen: Symphony No.1 in 

G minor, FS.16, Op.7. San 

Francisco SO/Herbert Blomstedt. 

17 

Decca 425 607-2 




33 

DIGITAL & ON-LINE 

7.00 Sketching Impressions 

curated by Thomas Reiner 

Associate Professor Thomas Reiner 

- School of Music - Conservatorium 

at Monash University 

A monthly live broadcast 

featuring Australian musicians 

performing new Australian 

repertoire and other works, 

curated by notable Australian 

Music Education pedagogues. The 

series will focus on contemporary 

fi ne music education practice 

in Australia and its infl uence 

on contemporary musical 

performance and composition. It 

will provide an opportunity for 

the curators to offer an analysis 

of performed works and offer 

insights and personal perspectives 

on contemporary methods of 

music education delivery. 

103.5FM 


Century 















6.00 Daybreak 







in G, “Oxford”, Hob.I:92. 

Vienna PO/Leonard Bernstein. 

DG 431 034-2 28 


Mozart: Divertimento in B 

fl at, K.270. Amadeus Winds. 


Wagner: The Mastersingers of 

Nuremberg: Was duftet doch der 

Flieder. Kurt Moll, bass. Munich 

Radio Orch/Kurt Eichhorn. 

Orfeo C0 09821 A 6 

Franck: Violin Sonata in A (trans. 

Cello). Esther Nyffenegger, 

vlc. Gerard Wyss, pno. 

Divox CDX 25204-2 26 

Scriabin: Piano Sonata No.2 in G 

sharp minor, “Sonata Fantasy”, 

Op.19. Robert Taub, pno. 

HM HMU 907041 11 

Hindson: Violin Concerto. Lara 

St John, vln. Royal PO/Sarah 

Ioannides. Ancalagon ANC 133 30 

12.00 Midday 




Telemann: Overture in B 

minor, TWV.55:h4. Collegium 

Instrumentale Brugense/Patrick 

Peire. Brilliant Classics 93416 20 

Vivaldi: Gloria in D, RV.589. Emma 

Kirkby & Tessa Bonner, sops. 

Michael Chance, alto. Collegium 

Musicum 90/Richard Hickox. 


Boccherini: Symphony in D minor, 

“La Casa del Diavolo”, Op.12/4. 

Ensemble 415/Chiara Banchini. 

HM HMC 901291 

C P E Bach: Cello Concerto in 

A, Wq.172. Anner Bylsma, 

vlc. OAE/Gustav Leonhardt. 

25 



No.9. Goldner Quartet. 

19 


Saint-Saens: Piano Concerto 

13 

No.3 in E fl at, Op.29. Pascal Roge, 

pno. London PO/Charles Dutoit. 

Decca 417 351-2 30 

Vaughan Williams: Symphony No.4 

in F minor. London PO/Sir Adrian 

Boult. Belart 461 117-2 



34 




Opera 


Donizetti: La Fille du Regiment. 

Marie ......................... Beverley Sills 

Sulpice ...................Fernando Corena 

Tonio ......................... Grayson Hirst 

La Marquise .......... Muriel Greenspon 

American Opera 

Society/Roland Gagnon. 

Opera d’Oro OPD 7007 108 






6.00 Daybreak 






Remember When – Classics Go To The 

Cinema 

Rossini: The Barber of Seville: 

Overture. Tasmanian SO/Ola 

Rudner. ABC 476 2599 7 

Albinoni (arr. Giazotto): Adagio in 

G minor. Sydney SO/Edo de Waart. 

ABC 462 013-2 10 

Korngold: The Sea Hawk. London 

SO/Andre Previn. DG 471 347-2 17 

Mahler: Symphony No.5: Adagietto. 

Sinfonia Australis/Antony Walker. 

ABC 476 1226 10 

Mozart: The Marriage of Figaro: 

Non piu andrai. John Pringle, bar. 

Queensland SO/Richard Bonynge. 

ABC 476 2897 4 

Mozart: Don Giovanni: Dalla 

sua pace. Luciano Pavarotti, ten. 

Vienna PO/Sir John Pritchard. 

Decca 468 500-2 5 

Gordon: Mao’s Last Dancer: Out 

of the Well. Ensemble. Sydney 

Scoring Orch/Christopher Gordon. 

Sony 88697602412 20 

Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on a 

Theme by Thomas Tallis: Excerpt. 

Queensland SO/Patrick Thomas. 

ABC 476 1758 6 

Mozart: Clarinet Concerto in 

A, K.622. Sabine Meyer, cl. 

Dresden State Orch/Hans Vonk. 

EMI 5 55155 2 27 

12.00 Midday 





Minkus (arr. Lanchbery): La 

Bayadere. English CO/Richard 


Offenbach (arr. Rosenthal): Gaite 

Parisienne. Monte Carlo PO/Manuel 

Rosenthal. Naxos 8.554005 46 





Byrd the Conformist 

Sacred music for the Anglican rite, 

incuding the Great Service. 



Includes: Faure: Piano Trio in 

D minor, Op.120. Trio Rouvier- 

Kantorow-Muller. Denon 72508 19 

Wolf-Ferrari: Serenade in E fl at for 

String Orchestra. I Solisti Italiani. 

Denon CO 78838 23 





melodies. 





FRIDAY 18 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 






Mendelssohn: The Hebrides, 

Fingal’s Cave, Op.26: Overture. 

Melbourne SO/Jeffrey Tate. 

ABC 476 8365 11 

Cimarosa: Concerto in G for Two 

Flutes. Jean-Pierre Rampal & 

Shigenori Kudo, ftes. Salzburg 

Mozarteum Orch/Jean-Pierre 

Rampal. Sony SK 45930 

Harty: An Irish Symphony. 

Ulster Orch/Bryden Thomson. 

17 


Grieg: Haugtussa, Op.67. Anne Sofi e 

von Otter, m-sop. Bengt Forsberg, 

pno. DG 437 521-2 

Delius: Piano Concerto in C 

26 

minor. Benno Moiseiwitsch, pno. 

BBC SO/Sir Malcolm Sargent. 

BBC Music Vol.20 No.9 

12.00 Midday 


19 



Danes, Czechs and Finns; 

Stonnington Symphony/ 

Barry Tuckwell; Malvern 

Town Hall; 12/11/2011. 


Barry Tuckwell 

Nielsen: Helios Overture, FS.32. 

Janacek: Adagio for Orchestra, 

Op.3. Sibelius: Rakastava, Op.14. 

Sibelius: Karelia Suite, Op.11: Alla 

marcia. Sibelius: Symphony No.5 

in E fl at, Op.82. 

Gabrielli: Ricercar II in A 

minor. Anner Bylsma, vlc. 

DHM RD 77978 9 

Telemann: Cantata No.42, “Die 

Glut des Zorns”, TWV.1:331. Ruth 

Ziesak, sop. Cologne Camerata. 

CPO 999 764 2 10 


Vivaldi: Bassoon Concerto in A 

minor, RV.498. Claudio Gonella, 

bsn. European Community CO/ 

Eivind Aadland. IMP PCD 979 12 

Schubert: Fantasia in F minor, 

D.940. Cyril Smith & Phyllis Sellick, 

pno duet. Nimbus NI 5178 18 

Mills: Trumpet Concerto. Geoffrey 

Payne, tpt. Melbourne SO/John 

Hopkins. ABC 426 990-2 20 

Saint-Saens: Symphony No.3 in C 

minor, “Organ”, Op.78. Marie-Claire 

Alain, org. French Radio NO/Jean 

Martinon. Erato 2292-45943-2 35 






8.00 Dmitri Shostakovich 

– Music from a Troubled Life 

Dmitri Shostakovich 

Surviving State political 

denunciations and developing 

his own style of musical selfexpression 

against the odds, Dmitri 

Shostakovich is regarded as one 

of the greatest composers of the 

20th Century. His compositions 

include 15 symphonies and 15 

string quartets, as well as operas 

and film scores. Bill Mack presents 

a program featuring aspects of 

Shostakovich’s life and work. 











Amsterdam. 


6.00 Daybreak 













10.00 Jules Massenet – The 

Melodist of French Opera 

Jules Massenet 

Alastair Jackson presents a 

program on the life and works of 

this 19th Century French opera 

composer whose works are having 

a resurgence in popularity on the 

world’s opera stages. 












J C Bach: Symphony in B flat, 

Op.18/2. English SO/William 

Boughton. Nimbus NI 5403 9 

Field: Piano Concerto No.3 in E 

flat. John O’Conor, pno. Scottish 

CO/Sir Charles Mackerras. 

Telarc 80370 32 

Kodaly: Variations on a Hungarian 

Folksong, The Peacock. Vienna PO/ 

Sir Georg Solti. Decca 452 853-2 24 

Haydn: Mass in B flat, 

“Theresienmesse”, Hob.XXII:12. 

Janice Watson, sop. Pamela 

Stephen, m-sop. Mark Padmore, 

ten. Stephen Varcoe, bar. Collegium 

Musicum 90/Richard Hickox. 

Chandos CHAN 0734(8) 42 

4.00 Serenade 




Kuhlau: Sonatina in C, 

Op.55/6. Jeno Jando, pno. 

Naxos 8.570710 11 

Gottschalk: Mazurka in F sharp 

minor. Philip Martin, pno. 


Scott: Impromptu, Op.41. Jungran 

Kim Khwarg, pno. Cambria 1140 

Reynolds: Serenade & Dance of 

Spring. Stephen Hough, pno. 

5 


Tellefsen: Grand Polonaise in C 

sharp minor, Op.18. Jorgen Larsen, 

pno. Lindberg LYD 2L 

Bowen: Reverie d’amour, 

Op.20/2. Stephen Hough, pno. 

7 


Liszt: Romance, S.577. 

Leslie Howard, pno. 

6 




Quantz: Concerto in G. James 

4 

Galway, fte. Wurttemberg CO/Jorg 

Faerber. RCA RD 60247 16 

Bach: Cantata, “For the Righteous 

Light is sown”, BWV.195. Bach 

Ensemble/Helmuth Rilling. 

Hanssler 98.859 

Vivaldi: Chamber Concerto in 

F for Flute, Violin & Bassoon, 

RV.100. Le Nouveau Quatuor. 

19 

Amon Ra SAR 47 9 

Charpentier: Transfige, dulcissime 

Jesu, H.251. Le Concert Spirituel/ 

Herve Niquet. Naxos 8.553173 

Bach: Italian Concerto in F, 

BWV.971. Glenn Gould, pno. 

11 

Sony 88697417292 13 

Monteclair: Ariadne and Bacchus. 

Fiona Campbell, contr. Ensemble 

Battistin. ABC 476 5941 

C P E Bach: Concerto in E flat, 

Wq.47. Ton Koopman, hpschd. 

Tini Mathot, pno. Amsterdam 


15 

Erato 2292-45306-2 18 



Boccherini: Symphony in E flat, 

Op.12/2. New Philharmonia 

Orch/Raymond Leppard. 

Philips 438 314-2 28 

Hummel: Concerto in G for Piano & 

Violin, Op.17. Polina Osetinskaya, 

pno. Alexander Trostiansky, 

vln. Russian PO/Gregory Rose. 

Naxos 8.557595 

Verdi: Aida: Gloria all’Egitto. 

St Cecilia Academy Orch 

& Chorus/Carlo Rizzi. 

37 

Teldec 4509-90267-2 

Offenbach: La Vie parisienne. 

12 

Montpellier NO/Jean-Christophe 

Keck. Accord 476 8999 24 

Debussy: Dances for Harp & String 

Orchestra. Nicanor Zabaleta, harp. 

Paul Kuentz CO/Paul Kuentz. 

DG 439 693-2 



11 





SUNDAY 20 JAN 




with Simon Colvin 

Includes: Bach: Prelude & Fugue 

in B minor, BWV.544. David 

Goode, org (Freiberg Cathedral). 

BBC MM 331 14 

Purcell: My heart is inditing, 

Z.30. New College Oxford Choir. 

King’s Consort/Robert King. 


Messiaen: Apparition de l’Eglise 

eternelle. David Rumsey, 


org (Sydney Town Hall). 




Tartini: Violin Concerto in A, 

D.96. Uto Ughi, vln. I Solisti 

Veneti/Claudio Scimone. 

10 

Erato 2292-45380-2 19 

Rossini: Introduction, Theme & 

Variations in E flat. Sabine Meyer, 

cl. Zurich Opera Orch/Franz Welser- 

Moest. EMI 5 56137 2 

Salieri: Piano Concerto in 

B flat. Aldo Ciccolini, pno. I 

11 


Sound CDC 10 27 

Mozart: Don Giovanni: Mi tradi 

quell’alma ingrata. Cecilia Bartoli, 

m-sop. Vienna CO/Gyorgy Fischer. 

Decca 443 452-2 


K.128. Prague CO/Sir Charles 

6 

Mackerras. Telarc 80242 

Bracanin: Four Diversions for 

Guitar. Karin Schaupp, gtr. 

11 

Warner Music 0630181572 

Grainger: Hill Song No.1. 

12 

Melbourne SO/Geoffrey Simon. 

ABC 426 989-2 

Rimsky-Korsakov: Capriccio 

Espagnol, Op.34. London 

SO/Sir Charles Mackerras. 

13 

Telarc 80208 



15 


recordings. 



Rossini: La Cenerentola: Overture. 

Orch Victoria/Richard Divall. 

ABC 476 8366 

Rimsky-Korsakov: Flight of the 

Bumble Bee. Lehar: The Merry 

8 

Widow: Vilja. Debussy: Golliwog’s 

Cakewalk. Julian Lloyd Webber, 

vlc. English CO/Nicholas Cleobury. 

Philips 412 231-2 

Rosetti: Horn Concerto in E 

flat. Andrew Joy, horn. Cologne 

RSO/Johannes Goritzki. 

7 

Capriccio 10 837 18 

Schubert: Notturno in E flat, 

D.897. Yehudi Menuhin, vln. 

Hephzibah Menuhin, pno. Maurice 

Gendron, vlc. EMI CZS 7 62742 2 

Mendelssohn: Octet in E 

flat, Op.20. Australian CO. 

8 

Sony SK 57484 31 

Mendelssohn: Symphony No.4 

in A, “Italian”, Op.90. CO of 

Europe/Nikolaus Harnoncourt. 

Teldec 9031-72308-2 29 

Tchaikovsky (arr. Breiner): The 

Seasons, Op.37b. Takako Nishizaki, 

vln. Queensland SO/Peter Breiner. 

Naxos 8.553510 



Vaughan Williams and Friends 

Vaughan Williams: Heroic 

Elegy & Triumphal Epilogue. 

BBC Concert Orch/John Wilson. 

5 

Dutton CDLX 7237 20 

Butterworth: A Shropshire Lad. 


Belart 461 3542 

Holst: The Cloud Messenger, 

9 

Op.30. Della Jones, m-sop. London 

SO & Chorus/Richard Hickox. 


Finzi: Cello Concerto in A minor, 

Op.40. Raphael Wallfisch, vlc. Royal 

Liverpool PO/Vernon Handley. 




39 

Offenbach: Orpheus in the 

Underworld: Overture & Ballet 

Pastorale. Philharmonia Orch/ 

Antonio de Almeida (b.20/1/1928). 

Philips 422 057-2 18 

Rimsky-Korsakov: The Golden 

Cockerel Suite. Scottish NO/Neeme 


Hill: String Quartet No.8 in A. 

Australian Quartet. 3MBS rec. 24 

Faure: Pavane, Op.50. Sydney SO/ 

Patrick Thomas. ABC 476 4565 6 

Haydn: Piano Sonata in C, 

Hob.XVI:50. Geoffrey Lancaster, 

fortepiano. 3MBS rec. 22 

Beethoven: Romance No.2 in F, 

Op.50. Michael Dauth, vln. Orch 

Ensemble Kanazawa/Hiroyuki 

Iwaki. Sony SRCR 9331 




interview. 

9 




Beleura Twilight Chamber Music 

at Rippon Lea – Team Partners’ 

Favourite Piano Works; Robert 

Chamberlain, Darryl Coote, 

Max Cooke & Rohan Murray 

(pianos); Rippon Lea, 

Elsternwick; 23/9/2012. 

(Recorded by Steve Bullock). 

Team of Pianists 

Haydn: Variations in F minor, 

Hob.XVII:6. Mozart: Andante in 

F, K.616. Vine: Piano Sonata No.3. 

Debussy: Petite Suite. 





composition. 








MONDAY 21 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 






Conductors in Concert – Libor Pesek 

Dvorak: In Nature’s Realm, 

Overture, B.168, Op.91. Czech PO. 

Virgin VC7 90791 2 14 

Janacek: Moravian Dances. Slovak 

PO. Marco Polo 8.220362 9 

Dvorak: Czech Suite, B.93, Op.39. 

Czech PO. Virgin VC7 90769 2 

Janacek: The Danube. Jana 

Valaskova, sop. Slovak PO. 

23 


Britten: Peter Grimes, 

Op.33: Four Sea Interludes & 

16 

Passacaglia. Royal Liverpool PO. 

Virgin VC7 90834 2 24 

Janacek: Sinfonietta. Philharmonia 

Orch. Virgin VC7 91506 2 

12.00 Midday 


24 



Mozart: Symphony No.33 in B flat, 

K.319. Bamberg SO/Eugen Jochum. 

RCA 74321 846022 25 

F X Mozart: Piano Concerto No.2 

in E flat, Op.25. Sebastian Knauer, 

pno. Netherlands CO/Philippe 

Entremont. Berlin 0017042BC 

Fanny Mendelssohn: Piano Trio 

in D, Op.11. Ambache Chamber 

25 

Ensemble. BBC MM 45 26 

Mendelssohn (arr. M Nakariakov): 

Violin Concerto in D minor (arr. 

Trumpet). Sergei Nakariakov, tpt. 

Wurttemberg CO/Jorg Faerber. 

Teldec 3984-24276-2 22 

C Schumann: Three Romances, 

Op.21. Scherzo in D minor, 

Op.10. Uriel Tsachor, pno. 

Discover DICD 920267 16 

Schumann: Cello Concerto in A 

minor, Op 129. Maria Kliegel, vlc. 

National SO of Ireland/Andrew 

Considine. Naxos 8.550938 

F Strauss: Horn Concerto in C 

25 

minor, Op.8. David Pyatt, horn. BBC 

PO/Adrian Leaper. BBC MM 46 

R Strauss: Till Eulenspiegel’s 

13 

Merry Pranks, Op.28. RCO/Bernard 

Haitink. Philips 442 281-2 



15 








Mozart: Serenade No.10 in B fl at, 

“Gran Partita”, K.361. Amadeus 

Winds/Christopher Hogwood. 


Brahms: Four Serious Songs, 

Op.121: Excerpts. Lauris Elms, 

contr. Geoffrey Parsons, pno. 

47 

ABC 426 191-2 

Beethoven: String Trio in G, 

Op.9/1. Anne-Sophie Mutter, 

vln. Bruno Giuranna, vla. 

Mstislav Rostropovich, vlc. 

10 

DG 427 687-2 

Shostakovich: String Quartet 

25 

No.11 in F minor, Op.122. Borodin 

Quartet. EMI CDC 7 49268 2 18 

Gifford: Of Old Angkor. Richard 

Runnels, horn. Paul Sablinskis, 

marimba. Move MD 3172 



with Amy Bennett 

7 






6.00 Daybreak 






Finzi: Eclogue in F, Op.10. 

Howard Shelley, pno. City of 

London Sinfonia/Richard Hickox. 

EMI CDC 7 49627 2 10 

Faure: Violin Sonata No.1 in A, 

Op.13. Miki Tsunoda, vln. Caroline 

Almonte, pno. ABC 465 694-2 23 

Dvorak: Cello Concerto in B minor, 

B.191, Op.104. Heinrich Schiff, 

vlc. Vienna PO/Andre Previn. 

Philips 434 914-2 38 

Bruckner: Te Deum. Leontyne Price, 

sop. Hildegard Rossl-Majdan, m-sop. 

Fritz Wunderlich, ten. Walter 

Berry, bass. Vienna Music Friends’ 

Society Choir. Vienna PO/Herbert 

von Karajan. EMI 5 66880 2 25 

Milhaud: Suite provencale, 

Op.152b. Lille NO/Jean-Claude 

Casadesus. Naxos 8.557287 15 

12.00 Midday 





d’Albert: Esther, Overture, Op.8. 

Moscow SO/Dmitry Yablonsky. 

Naxos 8.553728 13 




ABC 476 4556 26 

Haydn: The Seasons, Hob.XXI:3. 

Barbara Bonney, sop. Anthony 

Rolfe Johnson, ten. Andreas 

Schmidt, bass. Monteverdi Choir. 

EBS/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. 

Archiv 431 818-2 130 




Century 















6.00 Daybreak 






Hummel: Piano Quintet in E 

fl at, Op.87. Melos Ensemble. 

Decca 430 297-2 20 

Saint-Saens: Cello Concerto No.1 

in A minor, Op.33. Julian Lloyd 

Webber, vlc. English CO/Yan Pascal 

Tortelier. Philips 432 084-2 

Tchaikovsky: Reconciliation, 

Op.25/1. No, only those 

who have longed, Op.6/6. 

Dmitri Hvorostovsky, bar. 

Oleg Boshniakovich, pno. 

19 

Philips 432 119-2 

Poulenc: Concerto in D minor 

8 

for Two Pianos. Katia Labeque & 

Marielle Labeque, pnos. Boston SO/ 

Seiji Ozawa. Philips 426 284-2 

Prokofi ev: Cinderella Suite No.3, 

20 

Op.109. Royal Scottish NO/Neeme 


Brumby: Clarinet Concerto. Paul 

Dean, cl. Queensland SO/Wilfred 

Lehmann. Jade JADCD 1042 

12.00 Midday 

17 




Handel: Royal Fireworks Music, 

HWV.351. ASMF/Sir Neville 

Marriner. Argo 414 596-2 20 

Holst: St Paul’s Suite, Op.29/2. 

English String Orch/William 

Boughton. Nimbus NI 5213 

Poulenc: Four Motets for a 

Time of Penitence. Sixteen 

Choir/Harry Christophers. 

13 

Virgin VC7 91075 2 15 

Chopin: Ballade No.1 in G minor, 

Op.23. Rita Reichman, pno. 


Sculthorpe: String Quartet No.11, 

“Jabiru Dreaming”. Flinders 

Quartet. Private rec. 16 


in C minor, Op.44. Pascal Roge, pno. 

Philharmonia Orch/Charles Dutoit. 

Decca 478 3196 26 

R Strauss: Also sprach 

Zarathustra, Op.30. Sydney 

SO/Sir Charles Mackerras. 

Sydney Symphony SSO 200705 34 


in D. London PO/Sir Adrian Boult. 

Belart 461 118-2 37 






Opera 


Puccini: Il Tabarro. 

Michele ............................ Tito Gobbi 

Giorgetta .................... Margaret Mas 

Luigi ...................Giacinto Prandelli 

Rome Opera House Orch & 

Chorus/Vincenzo Bellezza. 

Regis RRC 1263 50 

Puccini: La Rondine. 

Magda .................... Svetla Vassileva 

Lisette ........................ Maya Dashuk 

Ruggero .......................Fabio Sartori 

Prunier ............. Emanuele Giannino 

Puccini Festival Orch & 

Chorus/Alberto Veronesi. 

Naxos 8.660253-54 113 






6.00 Daybreak 






Melbourne Do-It-Yourself Music 

– Some Fine Amateur Groups 

Anon: Carmina Burana: Ecce 

gratum et optatum – Chorea Flora. 

Renaissance Players/Winsome 

Evans. Walsingham WAL 8003-2 8 


Beethoven: Egmont, Op.84: 

Overture. Heidelberg SO/ 

Christopher Kopke. 3MBS rec. 8 

Brumby: Four Songs of the Sea. 

National Boys’ Choir of Australia. 

QC Ensemble/Peter Casey. 


Grainger: Lincolnshire Posy. 

Grainger Wind Symphony/Roland 

Yeung. Move MCD 196 16 

Lloyd: English Heritage. Footscray- 

Yarraville Band/Ken MacDonald. 

Muso’s Media MM2-004 16 

Finn: Little Fish. Gondwana 

Voices/Lyn Williams. Paul Jarman, 

tin whistle. Sally Whitwell, pno. 

ABC 476 9093 4 

Leek: Ngana. Gondwana Voices/ 

Mark O’Leary. ABC 476 9093 4 

Byrd: Mass for Five Voices. 

Gloriana/Andrew Raiskums. 


Prokofi ev: Lieutenant Kije Suite, 

Op.60. Melbourne Youth Orch/Peter 

Bandy. 3MBS rec. 20 

12.00 Midday 





Herold (arr. Lanchbery): La Fille 

mal gardee. ROHO/John Lanchbery. 

Decca 430 849-2 95 

Lully: Le Bourgeois gentilhomme, 

LWV.43. Rachel Yakar, sop. Dirk 

Schortemeier, bar. Siegmund 

Nimsgern, bass. Tolz Boys’ Choir. 

La Petite Bande/Gustav Leonhardt. 

DHM GD 77059 66 





Byrd the Recusant 

Music for the Catholic Liturgy, 

including excerpts from the 

Gradualia. 



Mendelssohn: Concerto in 

E for Two Pianos. Stephen 

Coombs & Ian Munro, pnos. BBC 

Scottish SO/Jerzy Maksymiuk. 


Vivaldi: Dixit Dominus in D, 

RV.595. Lausanne Vocal Ensemble. 

Lausanne CO/Michel Corboz. 

Erato 4509-91936-2 31 

Mozart: String Quartet No.21 in 

D, “Prussian”, K.575. Salomon 

Quartet. Hyperion CDA 66355 

Beethoven: Symphony No.1 in 

C, Op.21. Tasmanian SO/David 

24 

Porcelijn. ABC 461 917-2 25 





melodies. 





FRIDAY 25 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 






Brahms: Tragic Overture, 

Op.81. Philharmonia Orch/Otto 

Klemperer. EMI CDM 7 69651 2 

Brahms: String Sextet No.1 in B 

12 

fl at, Op.18. John Harding & Rachel 

Homburg, vlns. Alex Brogan & 

James Wannan, vlas. Blair Harris & 

Martin Baker, vlcs. 3MBS rec. 

Haydn: Ave Regina in A, 

40 

Hob.XXIIIb:3. Susan Gritton, sop. 

Collegium Musicum 90/Richard 

Hickox. Chandos CHAN 0734 12 

Carmichael: Fantasy Sonata for 

Flute & Piano. Roger Armstrong, 

fte. John Carmichael, pno. 

ABC 476 1561 


16 

E fl at, “Rhenish”, Op.97. Zurich 

Tonhalle Orch/David Zinman. 

Arte Nova 82876 57743 2 

12.00 Midday 


30 

1.30 Orchestra Victoria Hour 


News, interviews and recordings 

from Orchestra Victoria. 



Peninsula Music Society; 

Benaud Trio: Amir 

Farid (piano), Lachlan 

Bramble (violin) & Ewen 

Bramble (cello); Peninsula 

Community Theatre, 

Mornington, 22/10/2011. 


Benaud Trio 

Beethoven: Piano Trio No.3 in C 

minor, Op.1/3. Hyde: Fantasy Trio 

in B minor. Smetana: Piano Trio in 

G minor, Op.15. 

Saint-Saens: Symphony in F, “Urbs 

Roma”. French Radio NO/Jean 

Martinon. EMI CZS 7 62643 2 41 






8.00 Claude Debussy 

Claude Debussy 

French composer Claude Debussy, 

born 150 years ago, was one 

of music’s most creative and 

infl uential minds. Join Michael 

Williamson as he celebrates this 

milestone by exploring Debussy’s 

reaction to the artistic culture of 

his age and acknowledging the 

profound impact he made on the 

music of the 20th century. 











Amsterdam. 


6.00 Daybreak 










to get involved in fi ne music. 



10.00 Barry Tuckwell: In 

Conversation with Terry Lane 

Barry Tuckwell 

At 15, he was appointed third horn 

with the Melbourne Symphony 

Orchestra, and within 10 years 

was fi rst horn with the London 

Symphony Orchestra. So began the 

career of the famed virtuoso horn 

player and orchestral conductor 

Barry Tuckwell. In this program he 

talks with journalist and former 

ABC broadcaster Terry Lane about 

orchestras and conductors and 


entertains with anecdotes from a 

lifetime in music making. 












Allworth: Australia Suite. 

Queensland SO/Patrick Thomas. 

Jade JADCD 1022 22 

Hill: Symphony No.6 in B flat, 

“Celtic”. Melbourne SO/Wilfred 

Lehmann. Marco Polo 8220345 24 

Westlake: Antarctica Suite. John 

Williams, gtr. London SO/Paul 

Daniel. Sony SK 53361 22 

Douglas: Essay for Strings. 

Melbourne SO/Tibor Paul. 

ABC RRCS 380 10 

Sculthorpe: Piano Concerto. 

Anthony Fogg, pno. Melbourne SO/ 

Myer Fredman. ABC 476 6338 22 

Barber (arr. Tognetti): Adagio for 

Strings, Op.11a. Australian CO/ 

Richard Tognetti. Sony SK 48252 9 

4.00 Serenade 




Includes: Rachmaninov: 

Rhapsody on a Theme of 

Paganini, Op.43. John Lill, pno. 

BBC NO of Wales/Tadaaki Otaka. 




Stolzel: Concerto grosso in D for 

Six Trumpets. Maurice Andre, 

Guy Touvron, Bernard Soustrot, 

Jacques Jarmasson, Thierry Caens 

& Jean-Paul Leroy, tpts. Ensemble 

Orchl de Paris/Jean-Pierre Wallez. 

EMI 5 86646 2 12 

Pachelbel: Ciacona in F. Werner 

Jacob, org. Virgin VC7 91087 2 

d’Hervelois: La Couperin. 

8 

Forqueray: La Couperin. Charivari 

Agreable. ASV GAU 159 

Bach: Pastorale in F, 

BWV.590. Ton Koopman, org. 

6 

Archiv 447 292-2 

Leclair: Violin Concerto in F, 

Op.7/4. Simon Standage, vln. 


12 

Standage. Chandos CHAN 0564 

Lully: Le Temple de la Paix, 

LWV.69. Marais SO/Hugo Reyne. 

14 

Accord 465 345-2 


13 

Trumpet and Two Oboes. Maurice 

Andre, tpt. Celia Nicklin & Tess 

Miller, oboes. ASMF/Sir Neville 

Marriner. EMI 5 86646 2 11 

Scarlatti (arr. Avison): Concerto 

Grosso No.2 in G. ASMF/Sir Neville 

Marriner. Philips 438 806-2 11 

Telemann: Paris Quartets: Suite 

No.1 in E minor. Florilegium. 

Channel Classics CCS 13598 19 



Brumby: Festival Overture on 

Australian Themes. West Australian 

SO/Richard Mills. ABC 442 374-2 

Dvorak: The Golden Spinning 

Wheel, B.197, Op.109. 

Scottish NO/Neeme Jarvi. 

9 

Chandos CHAN 8798/9 27 

Hill: Symphony No.3 in B minor, 

“Australia”. Queensland SO/Wilfred 

Lehmann. Marco Polo 8 223537 

Howells: Phantasy String 

Quartet, Op.25. Britten Quartet. 

27 

EMI 5 55349 2 

Ireland (arr. Mackerras): 

The Overlanders: Film Suite. 

London SO/Richard Hickox. 

13 


Strauss Jnr: Controversies Waltz, 

Op.191. Slovak State PO/Johannes 

Wildner. Marco Polo 8.223222 



11 





SUNDAY 27 JAN 





Includes: Bach: Gott vater im 

Ewigkeit, BWV.669. Kyrie, Gott 

Vater, BWV.672. Vater unser im 

Himmelreich, BWV.682. John 

O’Donnell, org (Robert Blackwood 

Hall). Tall Poppies TP 140 12 

Brumby: If there were dreams to 

sell. Young Voices of Melbourne/ 

Mark O’Leary. YVM 001 4 

R Strauss (trans. Heywood): On 

silent woodland path. Elgar: Salut 

d’amour, Op.12. Thomas Heywood, 

org (St John’s Church, Toorak). 

Hillwood HW 03 8 

Purcell: Jehova, quam multi sunt 

hostes mei. Choir of St George’s 

Cathedral, Perth/Simon Lawford. 


Sumsion: Canzona. Nixon: 

Mr Purcell’s Procession. June 

Nixon, org (St Paul’s Cathedral, 

Melbourne). Private rec. 8 

Caron: Victoria. Soloists. Massed 

Choir. Central Band of the RAAF. 

Victorian College of the Arts Orch/ 

Richard Divall. Move MCP 021 19 


with Robert Hooke, Lindsay Coker, 

Nigel Simpson or Elisabeth Giddy 




recordings. 



Kern: The Girl from Utah: Overture. 

National PO/John McGlinn. 

EMI CDC 7 49630 2 6 

Schoemaker: Flemish Rhapsody. 

Belgian Radio & TV PO/Alexander 

Rahbari. Discover DICD 920101 10 

Farrar: Variations for Piano & 

Orchestra, Op.25. Howard Shelley, 

pno. Philharmonia Orch/Alasdair 

Mitchell. Chandos CHAN 9586 11 

Boccherini: String Quintet 

in C, Op.60/1. Ensemble 415. 

HM HMC 901402 

Khachaturian: Masquerade: 

22 

Waltz. Sydney SO/Patrick Thomas. 

ABC 836 035-2 

Arensky: Piano Concerto in F 

4 

minor, Op.2. Stephen Coombs, pno. 

BBC Scottish SO/Jerzy Maksymiuk. 


Lehar (arr. Lanchbery): The 

Merry Widow: Scene Change 

26 

into Ballroom. Adelaide SO/John 

Lanchbery. ABC 754 163-2 

Clementi: Symphony in B 

flat, Op.18. London Mozart 

Players/Matthias Bamert. 

8 




17 

Benjamin: Cotillon. Sydney SO/ 

Patrick Thomas. ABC 442 376-2 

Meale: Mer de glace: Scenes. 

Adelaide SO/David Porcelijn. 

11 

ABC 446 477-2 

Edwards: Violin Concerto, 

“Maninyas”. Dene Olding, vln. 

Sydney SO/Stuart Challender. 

20 

ABC 438 610-2 

Koehne: Three Poems of 

Byron. Elizabeth Campbell, 

26 

m-sop. Adelaide SO/James Furst. 

ABC 442 349-2 

Clifford: Symphony 1940. 

BBC PO/Vernon Handley. 

12 




43 

Tchaikovsky: Festival Overture in 

D on the Danish National Anthem, 

Op.15. London SO/Geoffrey Simon. 


Respighi: The Birds. Atlanta SO/ 

Louis Lane. Telarc 80443 18 

Dittersdorf: Viola Concerto in F. 

Petr Pribyl, vla. South Bohemia 

Chamber PO/Ondrej Kukal. 

Campion RRCD 1342 25 

Binge: The Story of Cock Robin. 

Lehmann (arr. Mackerras): 

Matilda. Owen Brannigan, bass. Pro 

Arte Orch/Sir Charles Mackerras. 

Decca 442 9077 9 


Sullivan (arr. Mackerras): 

Pineapple Poll: Suite. London 

PO/Sir Charles Mackerras. 

EMI 7 67697 2 

Weber: Variations in F. John 

Wallace, tpt. Philharmonia 

29 

Orch/Christopher Warren-Green. 





interview. 

11 




Alla Turca; Orchestra 21/ 

Roy Theaker; St John’s 

Anglican Church, East 

Malvern; 30/9/2012. 


Orchestra 21 

Glass: Company. Mozart: Violin 

Concerto No.5 in A, “Turkish”, 

K.219. Barber: Adagio. Bartok: 

Divertimento for Strings, Sz.113. 





composition. 








MONDAY 28 JAN 

6.00 Daybreak 






Conductors in Concerrt – 

Norman Del Mar 

Bantock: The Pierrot of 

the Minute Overture. 

Bournemouth Sinfonietta. 


Bridge: Suite for String Orchestra. 



Stanford: Songs of the Fleet, 

Op.117. Benjamin Luxon, bar. 

Bournemouth SO & Chorus. 

21 

EMI CDM 5 65113 2 

Musgrave: Clarinet Concerto. 

25 

Gervase de Peyer, cl. London SO. 

Lyrita SRCD.253 

Elgar: Dream Children, Op.43. 


24 


Vaughan Williams: Flos 

Campi. Frederick Riddle, vla. 

8 

Bournemouth Sinfonietta & Choir. 


12.00 Midday 


21 



Fucik: Marinarella 

Overture, Op.215. Carlsbad 

SO/Douglas Bostock. 

Quadromania 222198-2 12 

Krommer: Partita in E fl at, Op.79. 

Michael Thompson Wind Ensemble. 

Naxos 8.554226 

Dvorak: Piano Trio No.2 in G 

23 

minor, B.56, Op.26. Raphael Trio. 

Newport Classic NCD 60074 32 

Martinu: Concerto for Oboe & Small 

Orchestra. Jiri Tancibudek, oboe. 

Adelaide SO/Elyakum Shapirra. 

ABC 461 703-2 

Smetana: Czech Dances, 

Book 1. Daniel Wiesner, pno. 

16 

Studio Matous MK 0014-2 

Suk: A Summer’s Tale, Op.29. 

14 

Royal Liverpool PO/Libor Pesek. 




52 







Haydn: String Quartet in G minor, 

“Rider”, Hob.III:74, Op.74/3. Hagen 

Quartet. DG 423 622-2 

Mahler: Youth’s Magic Horn: 

21 

Excerpts. Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, 

bar. Berlin PO/Daniel Barenboim. 

Sony 44935 

Brahms: Violin Sonata No.1 in 

G, Op.78. Lydia Mordkovitch, 

vln. Gerhard Oppitz, pno. 

10 


Carr-Boyd: Suite. Edgars Kanks, 

fte. Ann Carr-Boyd, hpschd. 

Jade JADCD 1028 

Mozart: Oboe Quartet in F, 

K.370. Australia Ensemble. 

14 


Bach: Sonata in E minor, BWV.1034. 

Vernon Hill, fte. Roger Heaghney, 

hpschd. Jacqeline Johnson, vlc. 

Move MD 3119 




16 






6.00 Daybreak 






Wagenseil (b.29/1/1715): 

Trombone Concerto in E fl at. 

Warwick Tyrrell, tbn. Adelaide 

SO/Nicholas Braithwaite. 

ABC 438 825-2 10 

Auber (b.29/1/1782): Le Domino 

noir: Qui je suis. Sumi Jo, sop. 

English CO/Richard Bonynge. 

Decca 458 927-2 4 

Auber: Pas Classique. English 

Concert Orch/Richard Bonynge. 

Decca 421 818-2 8 

Delius (b.29/1/1862): Cello 

Concerto. Raphael Wallfi sch, vlc. 

Royal Liverpool PO/Sir Charles 

Mackerras. EMI EMX 2185 22 

Weber: Der Freischutz: No, I will 

no longer endure the torment. 

Horst Hoffmann, ten. SBS 

Radio & Television Youth Orch/ 

Myer Fredman (b.29/1/1932). 

Walsingham WAL 8029-2 7 

Rimsky-Korsakov: Piano 

Concerto in C sharp minor, Op.30. 

Malcolm Binns (b.29/1/1936), 

pno. English Northern 

Philharmonia/David Lloyd-Jones. 


Delius: Violin Concerto. Tasmin 

Little, vln. Welsh National Opera 


Argo 433 704-2 24 

Adam: Le Toreador: Ah! vous diraije 

maman. Sumi Jo, sop. Welsh 

National Opera Orch/Richard 


12.00 Midday 





Rossini: Maometto ll: Overture. 


Philips 434 016-2 12 


Book 2: Preludes & Fugues Nos.13- 

16. Prelude & Fugue in F sharp, 

BWV.882. Albert Landa, pno. 

ABC 476 4556 

Holloway: Horn Concerto 

Op.43. Barry Tuckwell, horn. 

Scottish CO/Matthias Bamert. 

24 

Collins 14392 34 

Reicha: Oboe Quintet in F, Op.107. 

Sarah Francis, oboe. Allegri String 

Quartet. Hyperion CDA 66143 

R Strauss: Four Last Songs. 

Yvonne Kenny, sop. Queensland 

SO/Johannes Fritzsch. 

24 

ABC 476 3954 21 


Ferguson: Octet, Op.4. Nash 

Ensemble. Hyperion CDA 66192 21 

Nielsen: Symphony No.2, “The 

Four Temperaments”, FS.29, Op.16. 

Danish RSO/Herbert Blomstedt. 

EMI 5 74188 2 34 





Century 















6.00 Daybreak 






Cherubini: Three Pas redoubles et 

March No.1. London Gabrieli Brass 

Ensemble/Christopher Larkin. 


Telemann: Trio No.3 in D minor. 

Jean-Pierre Rampal & Shigenori 

Kudo, ftes. John Steele-Ritter, 

hpschd. Sony SK 46482 8 

Offenbach: The Tales of Hoffmann: 

Dapertutto’s Scene & Aria. Samuel 

Ramey, bass. London PO/Julius 

Rudel. Philips 432 080-2 4 

Faure: Violin Sonata No.2 

in E minor, Op.108. Krysia 

Osostowicz, vln. Susan Tomes, pno. 


Verdi (arr. Pasculli): Paraphrase 

on Sicilian Vespers. Thomas 

Indermuhle, oboe. I Salonisti. 

Eurodisc GD 69298 13 

Widor: Piano Quintet in D 

minor, Op.7. Ilona Prunyi, 

pno. New Budapest Quartet. 

Marco Polo 8.223193 29 

Bartok: Concerto for Two Pianos, 

Percussion & Orchestra, Sz.115. 

Katia Labeque & Marielle 

Labeque, pnos. Sylvio Gualda & 

Jean-Pierre Drouet, perc. City of 

Birmingham SO/Sir Simon Rattle. 

EMI CDC 7 47446 2 26 

12.00 Midday 




Mozart: The Magic Flute, K.620: 

Overture. Australian Opera & 

Ballet Orch/Richard Bonynge. 

ABC 438 193-2 7 

Purcell: Music for the Funeral of 

Queen Mary. Dame Felicity Lott, 

sop. Charles Brett, alto. Sir Thomas 

Allen, bar. Equale Brass Ensemble. 

Monteverdi Choir & Monteverdi 

Orch/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. 

Apex 0927 48693 2 19 


No.15. Goldner Quartet. 



in F, “Egyptian”, Op.103. Pascal 

Roge, pno. Royal PO/Charles Dutoit. 

Decca 417 351-2 29 


in E minor. London PO/Sir Adrian 

Boult. Belart 461 117-2 39 






Opera 


Gounod: Faust. 

Faust .................... Francisco Araiza 

Mephistoheles ......Evgeny Nesterenko 

Marguerite ...... Dame Kiri Te Kanawa 

Marthe .................Marjana Lipovsek 

Wagner ................Gilles Cachemaille 

Bavarian RSO & Chorus/Sir Colin 

Davis. Decca 478 4145 174 






6.00 Daybreak 






The Versatile Henry Purcell – Music For 

Theatre, Chapel, Drawing Room And Court 

• Abdelazar or The Moor’s 

Revenge. Joy Roberts, sop. 



• When I am laid in earth. Elin 

Manahan Thomas, sop. OAE/Harry 

Christophers. Ucj 476 5970 

• Anthems and Services, Vol.3. 

5 

Lynne Dawson, sop. James Bowman, 

alto. Charles Daniels, ten. Michael 

George & Robert Evans, basses. 

King’s Consort & Choir/Robert 

King. Hyperion CDA 66623 

• Sonata No.9 in F, “Golden 

15 

Sonata”, Z.810. Purcell Quartet. 


• King Arthur: Fairest Isle. 

Sara Macliver, sop. Australian 

Brandenburg Orch/Paul Dyer. 

7 

ABC 465 428-2 4 

• Four-part Fantasias. Rose Consort 

of Viols. Naxos 8.553957 

• Sound the trumpet, beat the 

drum. Gillian Fisher & Tessa 

11 

Bonner, sops. James Bowman & 

Jonathan Kenny, altos. Rogers 

Covey-Crump & Rufus Muller, tens. 

Michael George & Charles Pott, 

basses. King’s Consort/Robert King. 


• Come ye sons of art, Z.232. Dame 

Felicity Lott, sop. Charles Brett & 

John Williams, altos. Sir Thomas 

Allen, bar. Monteverdi Choir & 

Orch/Sir John Eliot Gardiner. 

Apex 0927 48693 2 26 

12.00 Midday 





Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake, Op.20. 

Philharmonia Orch/John 

Lanchbery. EMI CDS 7 49171 2 

Delius: Dance Rhapsody 

No.2. Welsh National Opera 


154 

Argo 433 704-2 



8 



The seventeenth-century French lute 

Music by Gaultier, Mouton and 

Gallot. 



Mozart: The Magic Flute: Overture. 


Philips 438 495-2 7 

Brahms: Concerto in A minor for 

Violin & Cello, Op.102. Kathryn 

Taylor, vln. Sharon Draper, vlc. 

Monash Academy Orch/Jeffrey 

Crellin. 3MBS rec. 35 

Myaskovsky: String Quartet No.13 

in A minor, Op.86. Borodin Quartet. 

Onyx 4051 25 

Beethoven: Symphony No.6 in F, 

“Pastoral”, Op.68. London PO/Klaus 

Tennstedt. EMI CDM 7 64439 2 43 





melodies. 






Major 

Works. 

Including part of a series and 3MBS recordings. 

SYMPHONIES 

Balakirev 

Symphony No.2 in D 

minor / Dec 30 

Beethoven 

Symphony No.1 in C, 

Op.21 / Jan 24 

Symphony No.3 in E flat, “Eroica” 

Op.55 / Jan 10 

Symphony No.6 in F, “Pastoral”, 

Op.68 / Dec 17, Jan 31 

Symphony No.7 in A, 

Op.92 / Dec 26 

Symphony No.9 in D minor, 

“Choral”, Op.125 / Dec 29 

Benjamin 

Symphony No.1 / Jan 11 

Bizet 

Symphony in C / Dec 2 

Boccherini 

Symphony in D minor, “La Casa del 

Diavolo”, Op.12/4 / Jan 16 

Symphony in E flat, 

Op.12/2 / Jan 19 

Broadstock 

Symphony No.4, “Born from Good 

Angel’s Tears” / Dec 6 

Brumby 

Symphony No.1, “The Sun” / Dec 14 

Clementi 

Symphony No.1 in C / Dec 4 

Symphony No.2 in D / Dec 11 

Symphony No.4 in D / Jan 1 

Clifford 

Symphony 1940 / Jan 27 

Dvorák 

Symphony No.1 in C minor, “The 

Bells of Zlonice”, B.9 / Dec 14 

Symphony No.2 in B flat, 

B.12 / Dec 21 

Symphony No.5 in F, B.54 / Jan 6 

Franck 

Symphony in D minor / Jan 12 

Fry 

Santa Claus Symphony / Dec 24 

Halvorsen 

Symphony No.3 in C / Jan 13 

Harty 

An Irish Symphony / Jan 18 

Haydn 

Symphony No.31 in D, 

“Hornsignal” / Dec 20 

Symphony No.38 in C / Dec 23 

Symphony No.45 in F sharp minor, 

“Farewell” / Dec 31 

Symphony No.49 in F minor, “La 

Passione” / Dec 17 

Symphony No.51 in B flat / Dec 4 

Symphony No.60 in C, “Il 

Distratto” / Dec 13 

Symphony No.76 in E flat / Dec 27 

Symphony No.85 in B flat, “La 

Reine” / Dec 6 

Symphony No.92 in G, 

“Oxford” / Jan 16 

Symphony No.103 in E flat, “Drum 

Roll” / Dec 29 


“London” / Dec 16, Jan 11 

M Haydn 

Symphony in D minor, 

P.20 / Jan 6 

Hill 

Symphony No.3 in B minor, 

“Australia” / Jan 26 

Symphony No.4 in C minor, “The 

Pursuit of Happiness” / Dec 28 


“Celtic” / Jan 26 

Hindemith 

Symphony, “Mathis der 

Maler” / Dec 6 

d’Indy 

Symphony on a French Mountain 

Song, Op.25 / Dec 2 

Lalo 

Symphonie espagnole in D minor, 

Op.21 / Dec 7 

Liszt 

Faust Symphony, S.108 / Dec 6 

Mahler 


“Titan” / Dec 19 

Symphony No.4 in G / Dec 12 

Mendelssohn 

Symphony No.3 in A minor, 

“Scottish”, Op.56 / Dec 31, Jan 13 

Symphony No.4 in A, “Italian”, 

Op.90 / Dec 15, Jan 20 

Symphony for Strings No.9 in 

C / Jan 5 

Mozart 

Symphony No.18 in F, 

K.130 / Dec 19 


K.319 / Jan 21 

Symphony No.35 in D, “Haffner”, 

K.385 / Jan 9 


K.338 / Jan 2 

Symphony No.38 in D, “Prague”, 

K.504 / Dec12 

Symphony No.39 in E flat, 

K.543 / Dec 16 

Symphony No.41 in C, “Jupiter”, 

K.551 / Dec 5 

Nicolai 

Symphony No.2 in D / Dec 23 

Nielsen 

Symphony No.1 in G minor, 

FS.16 / Jan 15 

Symphony No.2, “The Four 

Temperaments”, FS.29 / Jan 29 

Symphony No.3, “Espansiva”, 

FS.60 / Dec 2, Jan 5 

Rachmaninov 


Op.44 / Dec 1 

Saint-Saëns 


Op.2 / Jan 4 


Op.55 / Jan 11 

Symphony No.3 in C minor, 

“Organ”, Op.78 / Dec 27, Jan 18 

Symphony in F, “Urbs 

Roma” / Jan 25 

Schubert 


D.589 / Dec 30 

Symphony No.8 in B minor, 

“Unfinished”, D.759 / Dec 13 

Symphony No.9 in C, “Great”, 

D.944 / Dec 26 

Schumann 

Symphony No.1 in B flat, “Spring”, 

Op.38 / Dec 8 


Op.61 / Dec 15 


“Rhenish”, Op.97 / Dec 22, Jan 25 

Symphony No.4 in D minor, 

Op.120 / Dec 9, 29 

Shostakovich 


Op.70 / Jan 14 

Sibelius 


Op.43 / Dec 28, Jan 13 


Op.82 / Jan 18 

Sullivan 

Symphony in E, “Irish” / Dec 5 

Taneyev 

Symphony No.4 in C minor, 

Op.12 / Dec 1 

Tchaikovsky 

Symphony No.3 in D, “Polish”, 

Op.29 / Dec 21 

Tournemire 

Symphony No.1 in A, “Romantic”, 

Op.18 / Jan 8 


Vaughan Williams 

A London Symphony (Symphony 

No.2) / Jan 2 

Pastoral Symphony (Symphony 

No.3) / Dec 10, Jan 9 

Symphony No.4 in F 

minor / Jan 16 

Symphony No.5 in D / Jan 23 

Symphony No.6 in E 


Vine 

Symphony No.5, 

“Percussion” / Dec 28 

CONCERTI 

Abbott 

Flute Concerto / Jan 14 

Arensky 

Piano Concerto in F minor, 

Op.2 / Jan 27 

Atterberg 

Horn Concerto in A, 

Op.28 / Jan 13 

Bach 

Brandenburg Concerto No.1 in F, 

BWV.1046 / Dec 3 

Keyboard Concerto in D minor, 

BWV.1052 / Dec 16 

Bach (arr. Avital) 

Violin Concerto in D, 

BWV.1052 / Dec 5 

C P E Bach 

Cello Concerto in A, 

Wq.172 / Jan 16 

Flute Concerto in D minor, 

Wq.22 / Jan 5 

Barber 

Violin Concerto, Op.14 / Jan 8 

Bartók 

Concerto for Two Pianos, 

Sz.115 / Jan 30 

Beethoven 

Piano Concerto No.3 in C minor, 

Op.37 / Dec 3 


Op.61 / Dec 30 

Berwald 

Piano Concerto in D / Jan 5 

Blake 

Violin Concerto, “Leeds” / Dec 23 

Boccherini 

Cello Concerto No.9 in B flat, 

G.482 / Dec 3 

Boieldieu 

Harp Concerto in C / Dec 8, 30 

Brahms 

Concerto in A minor for Violin & 

Cello, Op.102 / Jan 31 

Piano Concerto No.2 in B flat, 

Op.83 / Dec 26 

Bruch 

Violin Concerto No.1 in G minor, 

Op.26 / Dec 13, Jan 13 

Brumby 

Clarinet Concerto / Jan 23 

Oboe Concertino / Jan 15 

Carmichael 

Concierto folklorico / Dec 2 

Cartellieri 

Concerto in B flat for Two 

Clarinets / Jan 12 

Carulli 

Flute & Guitar Concerto in 

G / Dec 16 

Chopin 

Piano Concerto No.1 in E minor, 

Op.11 / Dec 9 

Delius 

Cello Concerto / Jan 29 

Piano Concerto in C 


Violin Concerto / Jan 29 

Dittersdorf 

Harp Concerto in A / Dec 22 

Viola Concerto in F / Jan 27 

Dvorák 

Cello Concerto in B minor, 

B.191 / Dec 13, Jan 22 

Violin Concerto in A minor, 

B.108 / Jan 7 

Easton 

Concerto for Piano Accordion, Piano 

& Strings / Jan 14 

Edwards 

Guitar Concerto / Dec 12 

Piano Concerto / Dec 7 

Violin Concerto, 

“Maninyas” / Jan 27 

Elgar 

Cello Concerto in E minor, 

Op.85 / Dec 6, 20 

Field 

Piano Concerto No.3 in E 

flat / Jan 19 

Finzi 

Cello Concerto in A minor, 

Op.40 / Jan 20 

Glière 

Harp Concerto, Op.74 / Jan 15 

Haydn 

Horn Concerto in D / Jan 7 

Oboe Concerto in C / Dec 31 

Hess 

Piano Concerto / Jan 7 

Herz 

Piano Concerto No.1 in A, 

Op.34 / Dec 30 

Hill 

Piano Concerto in A / Dec 9 

Viola Concerto in A minor / Jan 6 

Hindson 

Violin Concerto / Jan 16 

Holloway 

Horn Concerto, Op.43 / Jan 29 

Hummel 

Concerto in G for Piano & Violin, 

Op.17 / Jan 19 

Piano Concerto No.3 in B minor, 

Op.89 / Dec 30 

Hyde 

Piano Concerto No1 in E flat 


Ireland 

Piano Concerto in E flat / Dec 27 

Khachaturian 

Violin Concerto in D minor, 

Op.46 / Dec 2 

Krommer 

Concerto in E flat for Two Clarinets, 

Op.35 / Jan 7 

Lalo 

Cello Concerto in D 

minor / Dec 10, Jan 12 

Lange-Müller 

Violin Concerto in C, 

Op.69 / Jan 5 

Liszt 

Piano Concerto No.1 in E flat, 

S.124 / Dec 5 

Litolff 

Concerto symphonique No.5 in C 

minor, Op.123 / Dec 23 

Lovelock 

Flute Concerto / Dec 2 

Martinu 

Concerto for Oboe & Small 

Orchestra / Jan 28 

Mendelssohn 

Concerto in E for Two 

Pianos / Jan 24 

Piano Concerto No.1 in G minor, 

Op.25 / Dec 16 

Violin Concerto in E minor, 

Op.64 / Dec 19 

Mendelssohn (arr. M Nakariakov) 

Violin Concerto in D minor (arr. 

Trumpet) / Jan 21 

Milhaud 

Harp Concerto, Op.323 / Dec 7 

Mills 

Trumpet Concerto / Jan 18 

Moscheles 


Op.58 / Dec 1 

Piano Concerto No.4 in E, 

Op.64 / Dec 14 

Mozart 

Clarinet Concerto in A, 

K.622 / Jan 17 

Horn Concerto No.2 in E flat, 

K.417 / Dec 29 

Horn Concerto No.4 in E flat, 

K.495 / Jan 14 


“Jeunehomme”, K.271 / Jan 12 

Piano Concerto No.16 in D, 

K.451 / Dec 9 

Piano Concerto No.20 in D minor, 

K.466 / Dec 7, 28 

Violin Concerto No.1 in B flat, 

K.207 / Jan 9 

Violin Concerto No.3 in G, 

K.216 / Jan 4 

Violin Concerto No.4 in D, 

K.218 / Dec 17 

Violin Concerto No.5 in A, 

“Turkish”, K.219 / Jan 27 

Concertone in C, K.190 / Dec 28 


F X Mozart 


Op.25 / Jan 21 

Musgrave 

Clarinet Concerto / Jan 28 

Paganini 


Op.6 / Jan 8 

Violin Concerto No.4 in D 


Pierné 

Piano Concerto in C minor, 

Op.42 / Dec 31 

Piston 

Violin Concerto No.2 / Dec 4 

Poulenc 

Concerto for Organ, 

Strings & Timpani in G 

minor / Dec 30, Jan 12 

Concerto for Two Pianos in D 


Prokofiev 


Op.19 / Dec 10 

Violin Concerto No.2 in G minor, 

Op.63 / Jan 14 

Rachmaninov 

Piano Concerto No.1 in F sharp 

minor, Op.1 / Dec 14 


Op.18 / Dec 1 

Reinhart 

Oboe Concerto in B flat / Dec 4 

Rodrigo 

Concierto de Aranjuez / Jan 14 

Concierto pastoral / Dec 16 

Concierto serenata / Dec 2, 16 

Rosetti 

Bassoon Concerto in B 

flat / Dec 19 

Rubinstein 

Cello Concerto No.1 in A minor, 

Op.65 / Dec 6 

Saint-Saëns 

Cello Concerto No.1 in A minor, 

Op.33 / Dec 21, Jan 23 

Cello Concerto No.2 in D minor, 

Op.119 / Dec 11 

Piano Concerto No.1 in D, 

Op.17 / Jan 2 


Op.22 / Dec 10, 26, Jan 9 


Op.29 / Jan 16 


Op.44 / Jan 23 

Piano Concerto No.5 in F, 

“Egyptian”, Op.103 / Jan 30 

Violin Concerto No.3 in B minor, 

Op.61 / Dec 16, Jan 17 

Salieri 

Piano Concerto in B flat / Jan 20 

Schumann 

Cello Concerto in A minor, 

Op.129 / Jan 21 

Piano Concerto in A minor, 

Op.54 / Dec 9, Jan 13 

Scriabin 

Piano Concerto in F sharp minor, 

Op.20 / Jan 6 

Sculthorpe 

Piano Concerto / Jan 26 

Shostakovich 

Piano Concerto No.2 in F, 

Op.102 / Jan 13 

R Strauss 

Oboe Concerto in D / Dec 12 

Szymanowski 

Violin Concerto No.1, 

Op.35 / Jan 1 

Tartini 

Violin Concerto in A / Jan 5 

Tchaikovsky 

Piano Concerto No.2 in G, 

Op.44 / Dec 22 


Op.35 / Dec 13 


Concerto in C for Two Pianos & 

Orchestra / Jan 3 

Villa-Lobos 

Harp Concerto / Jan 13 

Viotti 

Violin Concerto No.22 in A 


Weber 

Clarinet Concerto No.2 in E flat, 

Op.74 / Jan 3 

CHAMBER MUSIC 

(INC. INSTRUMENTAL) 

Bach 

English Suite No.6 in D minor, 

BWV.811 / Dec 1 

The Well-Tempered Clavier: Excerpts 

/ Dec 4, 11, Jan 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 

Barber 

String Quartet, Op.11 / Jan 3 

Beethoven 

Cello Sonata No.5 in D, 

Op.102/2 / Dec 26 

Piano Sonata No.15 in D, 

“Pastorale”, Op.28 / Dec 16 

Piano Sonata No.21 in C, 

“Waldstein”, Op.53 / Jan 6 

Piano Trio No.3 in C minor, 

Op.1/3 / Jan 25 

Piano Trio No.5 in D, “Ghost”, 

Op.70/1 / Jan 4 

Quintet in E flat for Piano & Winds, 

Op.16 / Dec 17 

Serenade in D for Flute, Violin & 

Viola, Op.25 / Dec 14 

Sextet in E flat, Op.71 / Dec 5 

String Quartet No.6 in B flat, 

Op.18/6 / Dec 30 

String Quartet No.7 in F, 

“Razumovsky”, Op.59/1 / Jan 14 

String Quartet No.13 in B flat, 

Op.130 / Dec 28 


Op.135 / Dec 10 

String Trio in G, Op.9/1 / Jan 21 

Violin Sonata No.7 in C minor, 

Op.30/2 / Dec 20 

Boccherini 

Guitar Quintet No.9 in C, “The 

Retreat from Madrid” / Dec 31 

String Quintet in C, 

Op.60/1 / Jan 27 

Boëllmann 

Cello Sonata in A minor, 

Op.40 / Dec 27 

Gothic Suite / Jan 6 

Borodin 

String Quartet No.1 in A / Dec 19 

Brahms 

Cello Sonata No.1 in E minor, 

Op.38 / Dec 14 

Clarinet Quintet in B minor, 

Op.115 / Dec 17 

Piano Trio No.1 in B, 

Op.8 / Jan 11 

String Sextet No.1 in B flat, 

Op.18 / Jan 25 

Violin Sonata No.1 in G, 

Op.78 / Jan 28 

Bridge 

Cello Sonata in D / Dec 4 

Phantasy Trio in C minor / Jan 11 

Carmichael 

Fantasy Sonata for Flute & 

Piano / Jan 25 

Piano Quartet, “Sea 

Changes” / Dec 2, Jan 14 

Chaminade 

Piano Sonata in C minor, 

Op.21 / Dec 2 

Chopin 

Piano Sonata No.2 in B flat minor, 

“Funeral March”, Op.35 / Dec 14 

Cilea 

Piano Trio in D / Jan 3 

Crusell 

Clarinet Quartet No.1 in E flat, 

Op.2 / Jan 8 

Debussy 

Petite Suite / Jan 20 

Piano Trio No.1 in B flat, 

B.51 / Jan 7 

String Quartet in G minor, 

Op.10 / Jan 2 

Violin Sonata in G minor / Dec 30 

Dohnányi 

Sextet in C, Op.37 / Jan 17 

Dvorák 

Bagatelles, B.79 / Dec 8 


B.51 / Dec 10 

Piano Trio No.2 in G minor, 

B.56 / Jan 28 


“American”, B.179 / Jan 3 

String Quintet in E flat, 

“American”, B.180 / Jan 7 

String Quintet in G, B.49 / Dec 7 

Fauré 

Cello Sonata No.1 in D minor, 

Op.109 / Dec 11 

Piano Quintet No.1 in D minor, 

Op.89 / Dec 10 


Piano Quintet No.2 in C minor, 

Op.115 / Dec 11 

Piano Trio in D minor, 

Op.120 / Jan 17 

Violin Sonata No.1 in A, 

Op.13 / Jan 22 

Violin Sonata No.2 in E minor, 

Op.108 / Jan 30 

Ferguson 

Octet, Op.4 / Jan 29 

Franck 

Piano Quintet in F minor / Dec 15 

Violin Sonata in A (trans. 

Cello) / Jan 16 

Haydn 

Piano Sonata in C minor, 

Hob.XVI:20 / Dec 27 

Piano Sonata in C, 

Hob.XVI:50 / Jan 20 

String Quartet in A, 

Hob.III:36 / Dec 27 

String Quartet in D, 

Hob.III:34 / Dec 31 

String Quartet in G minor, “Rider”, 

Hob.III:74 / Jan 28 

Variations in F minor, 

Hob.XVII:6 / Jan 20 

M Haydn 

String Quartet in C, P.108 / Jan 6 

String Quintet in G, P.109 / Jan 12 

Hill 

String Quartet No.6 in G, “The 

Kids” / Dec 30 

String Quartet No.8 in A / Jan 20 

Hindson 

Piano Trio / Jan 9 

Hsieh 

Murmurs / Jan 4 

Hummel 

Cello Sonata in A, Op.104 / Dec 20 

Piano Quintet in E flat, 

Op.87 / Jan 23 

Piano Septet No.2 in C, “Militaire”, 

Op.114 / Dec 16 

Hyde 

Clarinet Sonata in F 


Fantasy Trio in B minor / Jan 25 

d’Indy 

String Quartet No.1 in D, 

Op.35 / Dec 31 

Ireland 

Violin Sonata No.2 in A 

minor / Dec 3 

Kabalevsky 

Cello Sonata in B flat, 

Op.71 / Jan 15 

Krommer 

Partita in E flat, Op.79 / Jan 28 

Partita in F, Op.57 / Dec 1 

Lalo 

Piano Trio No.3 in A minor, 

Op.26 / Jan 7 

Liszt 

Piano Sonata in B minor, 

S.178 / Dec 29 

Lovelock 

Saxophone Sonata / Jan 8 

Mendelssohn 

Cello Sonata No.2 in D, 

Op.58 / Dec 6 

Octet in E flat, 

Op.20 / Dec 3, Jan 20 

Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, 

Op.49 / Dec 28 

Piano Trio No.2 in C minor, 

Op.66 / Dec 5 

String Quintet No.2 in B flat, 

Op.87 / Dec 4 

Fanny Mendelssohn 

Piano Trio in D, Op.11 / Jan 21 

Mozart 

Andante in F, K.616 / Jan 20 

Clarinet Quintet in A, 

K.581 / Dec 27 

Flute Quartet in D, K.285 / Jan 4 

Oboe Quartet in F, K.370 / Jan 28 

Piano Quartet No.1 in G minor, 

K.478 / Dec 21, Jan 13 

Piano Sonata No.3 in B flat, 

K.281 / Jan 11 

Piano Trio in E, K.542 / Jan 4 

Quintet in E flat for Piano & Winds, 

K.452 / Dec 31 

Serenade No.10 in B flat, “Gran 

Partita”, K.361 / Jan 21 

String Quartet No.16 in E flat, 

K.428 / Jan 13 

String Quartet No.21 in D, 

“Prussian”, K.575 / Jan 24 

String Quintet No.4 in G minor, 

K.516 / Dec 3 

Myaskovsky 

String Quartet No.13 in A minor, 

Op.86 / Jan 31 

Nielsen 

String Quartet No3 in E flat, 

FS.23 / Jan 14 

Pachulski 

Fantasy in A, Op.17 / Dec 22 

Piston 

Piano Quintet / Dec 4 

Pleyel 

Quintet in E flat, Op.10/3 / Dec 14 

Rachmaninov 

Suite No.1, “Fantaisie-tableaux”, 

Op.5 / Dec 21 

Suite No.2, Op.17 / Dec 15 

Ravel 

Children’s Games / Dec 1 

Reger 

String Quartet in E flat, 

Op.109 / Dec 29 

Reicha 

Oboe Quintet in F, Op.107 / Jan 29 

Renié 

Trio for Harp, Violin & 

Cello / Dec 10 

Saint-Saëns 

Piano Trio No.2 in E minor, 

Op.92 / Jan 15 

Three Preludes & Fugues, 

Op.109 / Dec 20 

Schubert 

Arpeggione Sonata in A minor, 

D.821 / Dec 17 

Fantasia in C, D.934 / Dec13 

Octet in F, D.72 / Jan 6 


D.898 / Jan 11 

Violin Sonata in A, “Grand Duo”, 

D.574 / Dec 13 

Schumann 

Piano Quartet in E flat, 

Op.47 / Dec 7 

Clara Schumann 

Piano Trio in G minor, 

Op.17 / Dec 22 

Sculthorpe 

String Quartet No.6 / Jan 2 



String Quartet No.11, “Jabiru 

Dreaming” / Jan 23 


Shostakovich 

Cello Sonata in D minor, 

Op.40 / Jan 2 

Piano Trio No.2 in E minor, 

Op.67 / Jan 4 

String Quartet No.11 in F minor, 

Op.122 / Jan 21 

Twenty-four Preludes, 

Op.34 / Dec 21 

Sitsky 

Trio No.5 for Flute, Oboe & Piano, 

“Oriental” / Dec 14 

Smetana 

Piano Trio in G minor, 

Op.15 / Jan 25 

Spohr 

String Quartet in C minor, 

Op.4/2 / Jan 19 

Szymanowski (arr. Tognetti) 

String Quartet No.,2, 

Op.56 / Dec 11 

Tchaikovsky (arr. Taneyev) 

The Nutcracker Suite, 

Op.71a / Dec 21 

Villa-Lobos 

Piano Trio No.2 / Jan 7 

Vine 

Piano Sonata No.3 / Jan 20 

Weber 

Clarinet Quintet in B flat, 

Op.34 / Jan 1 

Westlake 

Piano Trio / Jan 13 

Widor 

Piano Quintet in D minor, 

Op.7 / Jan 30 

Zelman Snr. 

Piano Trio in D / Dec 17 

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OPERA 

d’Albert 

Tiefland / Dec 12 

Campra 

L’Europe galante / Dec 20 

Donizetti 

La Fille du Régiment / Jan 16

Linda di Chamounix / Dec 26 

Gounod 

Faust / Jan 30 

Kálmán 

The Circus Princess: 

Excerpts / Dec 5 

Lullu 

Le Bourgeois 

gentilhomme / Jan 24 

Puccini 

Il Tabarro / Jan 23 

La Rondine / Jan 23 

Rossini 

The Italian Girl in Algiers / Dec 5 

Verdi 

Attila / Dec 19 

Falstaff / Jan 2 

Macbeth / Jan 9 

VOCAL (INC. CHORAL) 

Bach 

Cantata, “It is enough”, 

BWV.82 / Dec 19 

Cantata, “Christians, mark ye this 

day”, BWV.63 / Dec 20, 22 

Cantata, “What care I for the 

world?, BWV.94 / Dec 26 

Cantata, “Make yourself ready”, 

BWV.115 / Dec 15 

Cantata, “My heart swims in 

blood”, BWV.199 / Dec 12 

Magnificat in D, BWV.243 / Dec 12 

Mass in B minor, BWV.232: 

Kyrie / Dec 1 

Beethoven 

Cantata on the Death of Emperor 

Joseph II / Dec 16 

Choral Fantasy in C minor, 

Op.80 / Dec 30 

Berlioz 

Death of 

Cleopatra / Dec 11, Jan 12 

Les Nuits d’été, Op.7 / Jan 2 

Bowman 

June Light / Jan 6 

Real Right and True / Jan 6 

Three Night Songs / Jan 6 

Bruckner 

Te Deum / Jan 22 

Byrd 

Mass for Five 

Voices / Dec 11, Jan 24 

Charpentier 

Dialogue between the angels and 

the shepherds / Dec 6 

Midnight Mass / Dec 22 

Te Deum / Jan 1 

Chausson 

Poème de l’amour et de la mer, 

Op.19 / Jan 3 

Davidson 

A Singing of Angels / Dec 6 

Delius 

A Mass of Life / Dec 8 

Sea Drift / Jan 4 

Elgar 

Sea Pictures, Op.37 / Dec 4 

The Black Knight, Op.25 / Jan 8 

The Music Makers, Op.69 / Jan 10 

Eybler 

Christmas Oratorio / Dec 20 

Fauré 

The Birth of Venus, Op.29 / Dec 3 

Finzi 

Dies natalis / Dec 30 

Grieg 

Haugtussa, Op.67 / Jan 18 

Handel 

Messiah / Dec 18 

Messiah: Excerpts / Dec 5, 8 

Haydn 

Mass in B flat, “Sancti 

Nicolai” / Dec 27 

Mass in B flat, 

“Theresienmesse” / Jan 19 

The Seasons / Jan 22 

Holst 

The Cloud Messenger, 

Op.30 / Jan 20 

Honegger 

A Christmas Cantata / Dec 22 

Hummel 

Mass in E flat, Op.80 / Dec 9 

Mondonville 

Dominus Regnavit / Dec 24 

Mozart 

Mass No.16 in C, “Coronation”, 

K.317 / Jan 10 

Nielsen 

Springtime in Fünen / Jan 13 

Poulenc 

Babar, the Little 

Elephant / Dec 12 

Gloria / Jan 2 

Purcell 

Come, Ye Sons of Art / Jan 9, 31 

Sound the trumpet, beat the 

drum / Jan 31 

Ramirez 

Misa Criolla / Dec 7 

Rutter 

Brother Heinrich’s 

Christmas / Dec 21 

Gloria / Dec 22 

Saint-Saëns 

Christmas Oratorio, 

Op.12 / Dec 24 

Stanford 

Songs of the Fleet, 

Op.117 / Jan 28 

Stenhammar 

The Song / Dec 2 

R Strauss 

Four Last Songs / Jan 29 

Suk 

Under the Apple Tree, 

Op.20 / Jan 6 

Tallis 

Missa Puer natus est 

nobis / Dec 20 


The First Nowell / Dec 23 

Vivaldi 

Dixit Dominus, RV.595 / Jan 24 

Gloria in D, 

RV.589 / Dec 6, 27, Jan 16 

Magnificat in G minor, 

RV.610 / Dec 15 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Allworth 

Australia Suite / Jan 26 

Bach 

Orchestral Suite No.1 in C, 

BWV.1066 / Dec 18 

Bartók 

Divertimento for Strings, 

Sz.113 / Jan 27 

Music for Strings, Percussion & 

Celesta, Sz.106 / Dec 30 

Bizet 

L’Arlésienne: Incidental 

Music / Jan 9 

Borodin 

Prince Igor: Polovtsian 

Dances / Dec 7 

Brahms 

Variations on a Theme by 

Haydn, “St Anthony Chorale”, 

Op.56a / Dec 17 

Brahms (arr. Rubbra) 

Variations on a Theme by Handel, 

Op.24 / Jan 6 

Bridge 

Suite for String Orchestra / Jan 28 

Britten 

Peter Grimes: Four Sea Interludes & 

Passacaglia / Jan 21 

Brumby 

Masques / Dec 8 

Clifford 

A Kentish Suite / Jan 6 

Cui 

Suite concertante, Op.25 / Dec 1 

Dean 

Ariel’s Music / Jan 11 

Debussy 

Images / Dec 27 

Dvorák 

Czech Suite, B.93 / Jan 21 

Serenade for Strings in E, 

B.52 / Jan 7 

Serenade for Wind Ensemble in D 

minor, B.77 / Jan 6 

Symphonic Variations, 

B.70 / Dec 20 

The Golden Spinning Wheel, 

B.197 / Jan 7, 26 

Elgar 

Enigma Variations, Op.36 / Jan 3 

King Arthur: Suite / Dec 11 

Nursery Suite / Dec 10 

The Wand of Youth Suite No.1, 

Op.1a / Dec 22 


Glass 

Company / Jan 27 

Glazunov 

The Forest, Op.19 / Jan 5 

Raymonda, Op.57 / Jan 10 

Gordon 

Mao’s Last Dancer: Out of the 

Well / Jan 17 

Grixti 

Intimo / Dec 30 

Handel 

Royal Fireworks Music / Jan 23 

Water Music Suite in F, 

HWV.348 / Dec 29 

Handel (arr. Beecham) 

The Great Elopement / Dec 16 

Hérold (arr. Lanchbery) 

La Fille mal gardée / Jan 24 

Honegger 

Napoleon: Suite / Dec 9 

Ireland (arr. Mackerras) 

The Overlanders: Suite / Jan 26 

Janácek 

Sinfonietta / Jan 21 

Kodály 

Variations on a Hungarian 

Folksong / Jan 19 

Koehne 

Palm Court Suite / Dec 12 

Meale 

Mer de glace: Scenes / Jan 27 

Mendelssohn 

A Midsummer Night’s Dream 

Incidental Music, Op.61 / Dec 19 

Milhaud 

The Ox on the Roof / Dec 31 

Mills 

Seaside Dances / Jan 4 

Minkus (arr. Lanchbery) 

La Bayadère / Jan 17 

Moeran 

Serenade in G / Dec 23 

Moscheles 

Anticipations of Scotland, 

Op.75 / Dec 1 

Mozart 

Divertimento in D, K.136 / Jan 8 

Serenade in D, “Haffner”, 

K.250 / Dec13 

Serenade in G, “Eine kleine 

Nachtmusik”, K.525 / Dec 7 

Muirden 

Rhapsody for String 

Orchestra / Dec 30 

Mussorgsky (arr. Howarth) 

Pictures at an Exhibition / Jan 14 

Novák 

South Bohemian Suite, 

Op.64 / Jan 7 

Offenbach 

La Vie parisienne: Suite / Jan 19 

Offenbach (arr. Rosenthal) 

Gaité Parisienne / Jan 17 

Prokofiev 

Cinderella Suite No.3, 

Op.109 / Jan 23 

Lieutenant Kije Suite, 

Op.60 / Dec 7, 26, Jan 24 

Peter and the Wolf, Op.67 / Dec 30 

Romeo and Juliet, Op.64 / Jan 3 

Waltz Suite, Op.110 / Dec 10 

Rachmaninov 

Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, 

Op.43 / Jan 26 

Ravel 

Mother Goose Suite / Dec 22 

Valses nobles et 

sentimentales / Jan 8 

Respighi 

Ancient Airs & Dances Suite 

No.2 / Dec 28 

Belkis, Queen of Sheba: 

Suite / Jan 10 

Rimsky-Korsakov 

Christmas Eve: Suite / Dec 13, 24 

The Golden Cockerel: 


Rodrigo 

Fantasia para un 

gentilhombre / Dec 2 

Roussel 

Bacchus & Ariadne: Suite 

No.2 / Jan 9 

Shore 

The Lord of the Rings: The 

Fellowship of the Rings / Dec 2 

Sibelius 

Lemminkainen Suite, 

Op.22 / Jan 13 

Rakastava, Op.14 / Jan 18 

Stamitz 

Orchestral Quartet in F, 

Op.14/4 / Dec 12 

R Strauss 

A Hero’s Life, Op.40 / Jan 8 

Also sprach Zarathustra, 

Op.30 / Jan 23 

Don Quixote, Op.35 / Dec 17 

Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks, 

Op.28 / Dec 17, Jan 21 

Stravinsky 

The Firebird: Suite / Dec 7 

Suk 

A Summer’s Tale, Op.29 / Jan 28 

Sullivan (arr. Mackerras) 

Pineapple Poll: Suite / Jan 27 

Tchaikovsky 

Capriccio Italien, Op.45 / Dec 7 

Francesca da Rimini, 

Op.32 / Dec 17 

Serenade for Strings in C, 

Op.48 / Dec 19 

Suite No.4 in G, “Mozartiana”, 

Op.61 / Dec 2 

Swan Kale, Op.20 / Jan 31 

Swan Lake, Op.20: 

Excerpts / Dec 23, Jan 6 

The Nutcracker, Op.71 / Dec 9 

Telemann 

Overture in B minor / Jan 16 


Flos Campi / Jan 28 

Heroic Elegy & Triumphal 

Epilogue / Jan 20 

Walton 

The Wise Virgins: Suite / Dec 10 

Westlake 

Antarctica Suite / Jan 4 

Williams 

Star Wars: Suite / Dec 2 

Wolf-Ferrari 

Serenade for Strings in E 

flat / Jan 17 

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Thomas Tallis’ Top 

Twenty Terrific Trinkets 

of Tantalizing Trivia 

NOVEMBER TRIVIA ANSWERS: 1. Howard Hanson. 2. Louis Moreau 

Gottschalk. 3. Louis Spohr. 4. Edward MacDowell, in 1904. 5. Mittwoch 

aus Licht, by Karlheinz Stockhausen. 6. They were all Masters of the 

King’s/Queen’s Music. 7. Domenico Scarlatti. 8. Luigi Boccherini. 9. All 

but the introduction was written by Michael Haydn. 10. Gioacchino 

Rossini. 11. Franz Schubert. 12. Symphonie fantastique, by Hector 

Berlioz. 13. Chopin’s heart. 14. Carl Czerny. 15. In Cambridge, receiving 

honorary degrees from the university. 16. Janácek’s Sinfonietta. 

17. Edward Elgar. 18. Richard Strauss. 19. Al Jolson, over his song Avalon. 

20. By simultaneously blowing and singing, the player produces chords. 


Glass 

Company / Jan 27 

Glazunov 

The Forest, Op.19 / Jan 5 

Raymonda, Op.57 / Jan 10 

Gordon 

Mao’s Last Dancer: Out of the 

Well / Jan 17 

Grixti 

Intimo / Dec 30 

Handel 

Royal Fireworks Music / Jan 23 

Water Music Suite in F, 

HWV.348 / Dec 29 

Handel (arr. Beecham) 

The Great Elopement / Dec 16 

Hérold (arr. Lanchbery) 

La Fille mal gardée / Jan 24 

Honegger 

Napoleon: Suite / Dec 9 

Ireland (arr. Mackerras) 

The Overlanders: Suite / Jan 26 

Janácek 

Sinfonietta / Jan 21 

Kodály 

Variations on a Hungarian 

Folksong / Jan 19 

Koehne 

Palm Court Suite / Dec 12 

Meale 

Mer de glace: Scenes / Jan 27 

Mendelssohn 

A Midsummer Night’s Dream 

Incidental Music, Op.61 / Dec 19 

Milhaud 

The Ox on the Roof / Dec 31 

Mills 

Seaside Dances / Jan 4 

Minkus (arr. Lanchbery) 

La Bayadère / Jan 17 

Moeran 

Serenade in G / Dec 23 

Moscheles 

Anticipations of Scotland, 

Op.75 / Dec 1 

Mozart 

Divertimento in D, K.136 / Jan 8 

Serenade in D, “Haffner”, 

K.250 / Dec13 

Serenade in G, “Eine kleine 

Nachtmusik”, K.525 / Dec 7 

Muirden 

Rhapsody for String 

Orchestra / Dec 30 

Mussorgsky (arr. Howarth) 

Pictures at an Exhibition / Jan 14 

Novák 

South Bohemian Suite, 

Op.64 / Jan 7 

Offenbach 

La Vie parisienne: Suite / Jan 19 

Offenbach (arr. Rosenthal) 

Gaité Parisienne / Jan 17 

Prokofiev 

Cinderella Suite No.3, 

Op.109 / Jan 23 

Lieutenant Kije Suite, 

Op.60 / Dec 7, 26, Jan 24 

Peter and the Wolf, Op.67 / Dec 30 

Romeo and Juliet, Op.64 / Jan 3 

Waltz Suite, Op.110 / Dec 10 

Rachmaninov 

Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, 

Op.43 / Jan 26 

Ravel 

Mother Goose Suite / Dec 22 

Valses nobles et 

sentimentales / Jan 8 

Respighi 

Ancient Airs & Dances Suite 

No.2 / Dec 28 

Belkis, Queen of Sheba: 


Rimsky-Korsakov 

Christmas Eve: Suite / Dec 13, 24 

The Golden Cockerel: 


Rodrigo 

Fantasia para un 

gentilhombre / Dec 2 

Roussel 

Bacchus & Ariadne: Suite 

No.2 / Jan 9 

Shore 

The Lord of the Rings: The 

Fellowship of the Rings / Dec 2 

Sibelius 

Lemminkainen Suite, 

Op.22 / Jan 13 

Rakastava, Op.14 / Jan 18 

Stamitz 

Orchestral Quartet in F, 

Op.14/4 / Dec 12 

R Strauss 

A Hero’s Life, Op.40 / Jan 8 

Also sprach Zarathustra, 

Op.30 / Jan 23 

Don Quixote, Op.35 / Dec 17 

Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks, 

Op.28 / Dec 17, Jan 21 

Stravinsky 

The Firebird: Suite / Dec 7 

Suk 

A Summer’s Tale, Op.29 / Jan 28 

Sullivan (arr. Mackerras) 

Pineapple Poll: Suite / Jan 27 

Tchaikovsky 

Capriccio Italien, Op.45 / Dec 7 

Francesca da Rimini, 

Op.32 / Dec 17 

Serenade for Strings in C, 

Op.48 / Dec 19 

Suite No.4 in G, “Mozartiana”, 

Op.61 / Dec 2 

Swan Kale, Op.20 / Jan 31 

Swan Lake, Op.20: 

Excerpts / Dec 23, Jan 6 

The Nutcracker, Op.71 / Dec 9 

Telemann 

Overture in B minor / Jan 16 


Flos Campi / Jan 28 

Heroic Elegy & Triumphal 

Epilogue / Jan 20 

Walton 

The Wise Virgins: Suite / Dec 10 

Westlake 

Antarctica Suite / Jan 4 

Williams 

Star Wars: Suite / Dec 2 

Wolf-Ferrari 

Serenade for Strings in E 

flat / Jan 17 

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King’s/Queen’s Music. 7. Domenico Scarlatti. 8. Luigi Boccherini. 9. All 

but the introduction was written by Michael Haydn. 10. Gioacchino 

Rossini. 11. Franz Schubert. 12. Symphonie fantastique, by Hector 

Berlioz. 13. Chopin’s heart. 14. Carl Czerny. 15. In Cambridge, receiving 

honorary degrees from the university. 16. Janácek’s Sinfonietta. 

17. Edward Elgar. 18. Richard Strauss. 19. Al Jolson, over his song Avalon. 

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