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Swr2 Programm Kw 44 / 31.10 SWR2 PROGRAMM - Seite 1 - KW 44 / 31.10. - 06.11.2016 Antonio Vivaldi: FIFA-Baustellen werden überwacht. Montag, 31. Oktober Konzert C-Dur RV 558 Doch Arbeitgeber behalten Macht Europa Galante über ihre Arbeiter – die Grenzen zur 0.05 ARD-Nachtkonzert Leitung: Fabio Biondi Ausbeutung sind fließend. Und Johann Friedrich Fasch: selbst Erfolgsgeschichten sind Ouvertüre G-Dur 6.00 SWR2 am Morgen traurig: Wanderarbeiter schuften für Les Amis de Philippe darin bis 8.00 Uhr: Kinder, die ohne Vater aufwachsen. Leitung: Ludger Rémy Norbert Burgmüller: 6.00 Aktuell 8.58 SWR2 Programmtipps Klavierkonzert fis-Moll op. 1 Nikolaus Lahusen (Klavier) 6.30 Kurznachrichten 9.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Philharmonisches Staatsorchester Halle 6.36 SWR2 Zeitwort 9.05 SWR2 Musikstunde Leitung: Heribert Beissel 31.10.1517: Martin Luther Das Wohltemperierte Klavier – ein Gustav Mahler: veröffentlicht in Wittenberg seine 95 wahrer Kosmos (1) Sinfonie Nr. 1 D-Dur “Der Titan” Thesen Mit Gerald Hambitzer MDR Sinfonieorchester Von Nela Fichtner Leitung: Daniel Nazareth Hinter dem Wohltemperierten 6.44 SWR2 Globales Tagebuch Klavier, das Johann Sebastian Bach 2.00 Nachrichten, Wetter charmant untertreibend als 6.52 Pressestimmen “besonderen Zeitvertreib” betitelte, 2.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert verbirgt sich ein wahrer Cristobal Halffter Jiménez: 7.00 Aktuell Klavier-Kosmos. Seine Zeitgenossen ”Tiento del primer tono y batalla waren über die bis dahin unerhörte imperial” 7.07 SWR2 Tagesgespräch kompositorische Dichte und Vielfalt hr-Sinfonieorchester der Nuancen ebenso verblüfft, wie Leitung: Cristobal Halffter 7.17 SWR2 Meinung die darauffolgenden Johann Sebastian Bach: Musiker-Generationen. Die ”Die Kunst der Fuge” BWV 1080 7.29 SWR2 Programmtipps meisterhaften Präludien mit allen Hespèrion XX erdenklichen Schattierungen sowie Ralph Vaughan Williams: 7.30 Kurznachrichten die filigranen Kontrapunkt-Techniken 5 Variationen über “Dives and in den kunstvoll ausgearbeiteten Lazarus” Fugen gelten nach wie vor als 7.32 Heute in den Feuilletons Philharmonia Orchestra unverzichtbar für eine profunde Leitung: Leonard Slatkin Technik und für eine reiche 7.45 SWR2 Kulturgespräch Ausdrucksskala. Ob man nun dem 4.00 Nachrichten, Wetter farbigen Klang des barocken 7.57 Wort zum Tag Cembalos oder den dynamischen 4.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert Möglichkeiten des modernen Louis Moreau Gottschalk: 8.00 Aktuell Konzertflügels den Vorzug gibt – bis ”La Favorita” op. 68 zum heutigen Tag gehören die Philip Martin (Klavier) 8.10 SWR2 Journal am Morgen beiden Teile des Wohltemperierten Charles Ives: Das Magazin für Kultur und Klaviers zum täglich Brot eines jeden Sinfonie Nr. 2 Gesellschaft “Clavierspielers”. Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Leitung: Andrew Davis ARD-Themenwoche: Zukunft der 10.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Arbeit 5.00 Nachrichten, Wetter 8.30 SWR2 Wissen ARD-Themenwoche: Zukunft der Arbeit um jeden Preis Arbeit 5.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert Nepalesische Wanderarbeiter in 10.05 SWR2 Tandem Alexander Aljabjew: Katar Die neue App-Arbeiterklasse ”Tri desyatki”, Ouvertüre Von Esther Saoub Wie Uber und andere Musica Viva On-demand-Dienstleister ihre Leitung: Alexander Rudin Seit der Vergabe der Fußball-WM Mitarbeiter ausbeuten François Couperin: 2022 schaut die Welt auf das Emirat Von Christina Felschen ”Les ombres errantes” Katar am Persischen Golf. Alexandre Tharaud (Klavier) Gewerkschafter interessieren sich Uber-Fahrerin Grace Mora wünscht Hans Pfitzner: für die Arbeitsbedingungen von 1,7 sich vor allem einen Fahrgast: ihren Scherzo Millionen Migranten dort, darunter Chef, der nicht ihr Chef sein will. Symphonieorchester des BR eine halbe Million Nepalesen, die Travis Kalanick. Sie würde dem CEO Leitung: Jan Koetsier teils unter unmenschlichen die Meinung sagen. Dass sein Johann Melchior Molter: Bedingungen leben. Sie verschulden Versprechen – “Seid Euer eigener Konzert F-Dur sich bei Vermittlungsagenturen für Boss! Fahrt nach Eurem Zeitplan!” – Main-Barockorchester Frankfurt Arbeitsverträge, die dann nur die eine glatte Lüge sei. Dass sie dem Leitung: Martin Jopp Hälfte des versprochenen Lohns Algorithmus seiner App gehorche Alan Hovhaness: bringen. Nach fünf Jahren und daher als Angestellte behandelt Psalm und Fuge Schweigen beginnen Katars werden will. Kalanick hörte Mora Philharmonia Orchestra Regierung und der nicht zu, ein Richter in San Leitung: David Amos Weltfußballverband FIFA zu Francisco schon: Uber muss 100 reagieren: Das katarische Millionen Dollar Strafe zahlen – und Arbeitsgesetz wird reformiert, deaktivierte Mora als Fahrerin. Aus SWR2 PROGRAMM - Seite 2 - KW 44 / 31.10. - 06.11.2016 der linken Idee der “Sharing Ottorino Respighi: 17.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Economy” ist eine Wirtschaft Rossiniana geworden, die nicht teilt, sondern Sinfonieorchester Wuppertal 17.05 SWR2 Forum spaltet – zuerst das Silicon Valley: Leitung: George Hanson Für Mora sind die Wohnviertel ihrer 17.50 SWR2 Jazz vor Sechs Kunden unbezahlbar geworden. 14.28 SWR2 Programmtipps Chris Potter: Doch sie gibt nicht auf. Summer 15 14.30 SWR2 Fortsetzung folgt Aziza 10.30 SWR2 Treffpunkt Klassik Yseut. (10/37) Am Mikrofon: Wolfgang Scherer Abenteuerroman in 37 Folgen 18.00 SWR2 Aktuell mit Nachrichten Antonio Vivaldi: Von Marlene Streeruwitz Le quattro stagioni: Spring and Gelesen von Frank Arnold 18.30 SWR2 Aktuell – Wirtschaft Summer Shunske Sato (Violine) 14.55 SWR2 Die Buchkritik 18.40 SWR2 Kultur aktuell Concerto Köln Douwe Draaisma: Halbe Wolgang Amadeus Mozart: Wahrheiten 19.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Klavierkonzert Nr. 3 D-Dur KV 40 Vom seltsamen Eigenleben unserer Ronald Brautigam (Fortepiano) Erinnerung 19.05 SWR2 Kontext Die Kölner Akademie Aus dem Niederländischen von Die Hintergrundsendung Leitung: Michael Alexander Willens Verena Kiefer Jan Ladislaus Dussek: Verlag Galiani Berlin 19.20 SWR2 Tandem Klavierkonzert Es-Dur op. 70 247 Seiten Die Alltäglichkeit des Howard Shelley (Klavier und 16,99 Euro Unsichtbaren Leitung) Junge Roma in Europa Ulster Orchestra Douwe Draaisma ist Professor für Von Elisabeth Putz Antonio Vivaldi: Psychologiegeschichte an der (Produktion: DLR 2016) Le quattro stagioni: Autumn and Universität Groningen. Sein aktuelles Winter Buch beschäftigt sich mit einem Die Mehrheit der Slowaken hält Shunske Sato (Violine) Schwerpunktthema seiner Arbeit, der Roma für integrationsunwillig. Die Concerto Köln Gedächtnisforschung. Es heißt Mehrheit der Roma findet, Slowaken “Halbe Wahrheiten. Vom seltsamen seien Rassisten. Lunik IX in der 11.57 SWR2 Kulturservice Eigenleben unserer Erinnerung”. Ein Ostslowakei ist eines der größten schmales, aber gehaltvolles Buch, Ghettos in Europa. Ende der 12.00 SWR2 Aktuell mit Nachrichten das nicht enzyklopädisch 80er-Jahre wurde die Siedlung anschließend: daherkommt, sondern auf gebaut, Roma aus der Stadt Košice SWR2 Programmtipps unterhaltsame Weise belehrt, findet wurden dorthin umgesiedelt. Selten Barbara Dobrick. verirren sich Einheimische und 12.30 Kurznachrichten Besucher in das rund 6000 15.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Einwohner zählende 12.33 SWR2 Journal am Mittag Plattenbauviertel. Elisabeth Putz war Das Magazin für Kultur und 15.05 SWR2 Cluster wochenlang dort und hat versucht, Gesellschaft Das Musikmagazin hinter die Klischees zu blicken. ca. 15.45 Uhr: Die Klanginsel Roma erzählen von ihrem Leben in 13.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Lunik IX und so wird ein Musikthema des Tages – Berichte Mikrokosmos lebendig, der auch auf 13.05 SWR2 Mittagskonzert und Reportagen aus dem übergeordnete Franz Benda: Musikleben gesellschaftspolitische Strukturen Flötenkonzert Nr. 2 e-Moll Musikmacher – Porträts von verweist. Emmanuel Pahud (Flöte) Musikinitiativen, Festivals, Trevor Pinnock (Cembalo) Instrumentenbauern und Musikern 20.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Kammerakademie Potsdam im SWR-Sendegebiet Serie: Musikwissen Kompakt 20.03 SWR2 Abendkonzert SWR2 Musikstück der Woche: RheinVokal 2016 Zum kostenlosen Download unter 16.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Vox Luminis SWR2.de Ricardo Rodríguez Miranda (Viola da Bohuslav Martinů: 16.05 SWR2 Impuls Gamba) Streichquartett Nr. 3 Das Wissensmagazin Masato Suzuki (Orgel) Bennewitz Quartett Leitung: Lionel Meunier 1000 Antworten – Heinrich Schütz: Traditional: Verschwörungstheorien Musikalische Exequien, SWV 279 Londonderry Air War 9/11 nur eine Inszenierung und bis 281 op. 7 Singer Pur auch die Mondlandung 1969 nur ein Johann Bach: Carl Maria von Weber: Fake? Wie entstehen ”Sei nun wieder zufrieden, meine Sinfonie Nr .2 C-Dur Verschwörungstheorien? Wer glaubt Seele”, Motette für 8-stimmigen Chor The London Classical Players daran? Wann werden Johann Michael Bach: Leitung: Roger Norrington Verschwörungstheorien gefährlich? ”Herr, ich warte auf dein Heil”, Reinhold Glière: Der Amerikanist Prof. Michael Butter Motette für zwei 4-stimmige Chöre Intermezzo aus op.35 beantwortet Ihre Fragen. 16:05 Uhr – ”Halt, was du hast”, Motette für Felix Klieser (Horn) 16:55 Uhr unter 07221 2000. 8-stimmigen Doppelchor Christof Keymer (Klavier) ”Ich weiß, dass mein Erlöser lebt”, Motette für 5-stimmigen Chor SWR2 PROGRAMM - Seite 3 - KW 44 / 31.10. - 06.11.2016 Johann Christoph Bach: Jürgen von der Wense von 1920 bis Enrique Granados: ”Der Mensch, vom Weibe geboren”, zu seinem Tod 1966 geführt hat. ”Danzas españolas” op. 37 Motette für 5-stimmigen Chor Wenses täglicher Aufbruch ins Alicia de Larrocha (Klavier) ”Lieber Herr Gott, wecke uns auf”, Wetter ist die Suche nach einer Jean-Philippe Rameau: Motette für gemischten Chor Sprache der Atmosphäre, die sich ”Les Indes galantes”, Suite Johann Ludwig Bach: aus einer Kreuzung von Le Concert des Nations ”Das Blut Jesu
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