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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.
Move MCD 048 6
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.
Private rec. 24
Prokofi ev: Lieutenant Kije Suite,
Op.60. Melbourne Youth Orch/Peter
Bandy. 3MBS rec. 20
12.00 Midday
with Barbara Richardson
1.30 Concert Hall
with Ola Tasker
January Ballet at 3MBS
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
4.30 Intermezzo
with John van Bavel
7.00 The Early Music Experience
with Mark Shepheard
Byrd the Recusant
Music for the Catholic Liturgy,
including excerpts from the
Gradualia.
8.00 Thursday Night Concert
with Thilo Troschke
Mendelssohn: Concerto in
E for Two Pianos. Stephen
Coombs & Ian Munro, pnos. BBC
Scottish SO/Jerzy Maksymiuk.
Hyperion CDA 66567 30
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
10.00 Summer Season of Operetta
with Frank Pam
prepared by Albert Whitelaw
A selection of favourite Operetta
melodies.
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Notturno
prepared by Jane Morris
Classics through the night.
FRIDAY 25 JAN
6.00 Daybreak
with Rex Williams
9.00 Exploring Music
with Bill McGlaughlin
10.00 Morning Concert
with John Cleghorn
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
Schumann: Symphony No.3 in
16
E fl at, “Rhenish”, Op.97. Zurich
Tonhalle Orch/David Zinman.
Arte Nova 82876 57743 2
12.00 Midday
with Elisabeth Giddy
30
1.30 Orchestra Victoria Hour
with Doug Beecroft
News, interviews and recordings
from Orchestra Victoria.
2.30 Concert Hall
with Robert Hooke
Peninsula Music Society;
Benaud Trio: Amir
Farid (piano), Lachlan
Bramble (violin) & Ewen
Bramble (cello); Peninsula
Community Theatre,
Mornington, 22/10/2011.
(Recorded by John Smyth).
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
4.30 Intermezzo
with Michelle Saccardo
programmed by Jane Mitchell
7.00 Singers & Songs
with June Sloane
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.
10.00 Colours of Jazz
with Larry Groves
MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
12.00 Notturno
prepared by Jon Churchward
Classics through the night.
Includes Live! At the Concertgebouw
featuring concerts broadcast by
Radio Netherlands Worldwide
from the Concertgebouw
Amsterdam.
SATURDAY 26 JAN
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 fi ne music.
9.00 Sounding Brass
with Anthea Same
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
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