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Programação Outubro 2012 Abertura 02 Transmissões Diretas 03 Programação Diária 04 - 59 PROGRAMAÇÃO OUTUBRO 2012 ABERTURA 02 TRANSMISSÕES DIRETAS 03 PROGRAMAÇÃO DIÁRIA 04 - 59 EM DESTAQUE TONS CONHECIDOS 14 TONS DA NOITE 18 TONS RECENTES 22 TONS DA VOZ 30 TONS AO VIVO 36 OUTROS TONS 42 TONS DE IDEIAS 50 TONS MUNDO 56 TEATRO SEM FIOS 08 CICLO CAMILO CASTELO BRANCO NO CCB 46 GEORG SOLTI 61 MAPA DE FREQUÊNCIAS 62 CONTACTOS E FICHA TÉCNICA 64 ABREVIATURAS Acad. Academia; Adapt. Adaptação; al alaúde; Arr. Arranjo; B Baixo; B.C. Baixo contínuo; bat bateria; bnd bandolim; BT Barítono; c/ com; CA Contralto; cb contrabaixo; c’ing corne inglês; cI clarinete; crv cravo; CT Contra-tenor; Dir. Direção; esp espineta; fag fagote; Fil. Filarmónica; fI flauta; flb flauta de bisel; Grav. Gravação; guit guitarra; hpa harpa; hrm harmónica; MS Meio-soprano; Nac. Nacional; ob oboé; Op. Opus; órg órgão; Orq. Orquestra; p/ para; perc percussão; pn piano; pnf pianoforte; Póst. Póstumo; Real. Realização; S Soprano; sax saxofone; Sinf. Sinfónica; T Tenor; tb tuba; tímp tímpanos; tpa trompa; Trad. Tradução; Transc. Transcrição; trb trombone; trp trompete; trv traverso; viu vihuela; vl violino; vla viola; vlag viola da gamba; vlc violoncelo Áudio disponível na Internet TRANSMISSÕES DIRETAS CONCERTOS ANTENA 2 Dia 03 19h00 Academia das Ciências de Lisboa João Madureira e Rachmaninov * Ana Telles (pn) ABERTURA Dia 17 19h00 Instituto Francês de Portugal, Lisboa Dia 1 de outubro é dia Internacional da Música, e se este for o mote, os Concertos Antena 2 e Janácek, E. Satie, Sibelius, S. Joplin, H. Villa- os Concertos Abertos contribuem, dominando as transmissões diretas neste primeiro mês -Lobos, E. Granados e Prokofiev * Joana Gama de outono. Primeiro o piano, na Academia das Ciências de Lisboa (dia 3), com a pianista (pn) Ana Telles a interpretar obras de João Madureira e Rachmaninov, e no Instituto Francês Dia 24 19h00 de Portugal (dia 17), a pianista Joana Gama que obteve o 1º lugar na categoria de piano – Centro de Apoio Social de Runa, Torres Vedras nível superior na edição de 2008 do Prémio Jovens Músicos. Depois, no Centro de Apoio Brahms * Ensemble Darcos: Gaël Rassaert (vl). Social de Runa, em Torres Vedras (dia 24), o Ensemble Darcos interpreta Brahms, e na Reyes Gallardo (vla). Filipe Quaresma (vlc). Helder Casa Museu Dr. Anastácio Gonçalves (dia 31), obras de François Couperin interpretadas Marques (pn) pela cravista Sofia Cascalho e com narração de Diogo Dória. O Concerto Aberto estará em direto (dia 10) na Fundação Portuguesa das Comunicações, Dia 31 19h00 Dia 12 19h00 no Auditório Camões da Escola Secundária de Camões (dia 12), e (dia 25) no Museu do Casa Museu Dr. Anastácio Gonçalves, Lisboa Auditório Camões, Escola Secundária de Neo-Realismo em Vila Franca de Xira. Finalmente, a Antena 2 estará ainda em direto (dia F. Couperin * Sofia Cascalho (crv). Diogo Dória Camões, Lisboa 12 às 21h00) no Cascais Jazz Clube. (narração) Schoenberg e Beethoven * Solistas da O teatro representa-se também na rádio (dia 2 às 21h00) com A história do pescador que Metropolitana: Ana Pereira e José Teixeira (vl). deixou o coração atrás da porta e dos peixes que choveram de Isabel Fernandes Pinto, CONCERTO ABERTO Irma Skenderi e Joana Cipriano (vla). Marco um conto inspirado nos depoimentos e na partilha de conhecimentos de João Faustino, Dia 10 19h00 Pereira e Peter Flanagan (vlc) pescador da Praia da Aguda, Portugal. Fundação Portuguesa das Comunicações, Lisboa Dia 25 19h00 Últimas notas, para os 100 anos do nascimento de George Solti, considerado um José Vianna da Motta, Sara Carvalho, Fernando Museu do Neo-Realismo, Vila Franca de Xira dos maiores maestros do século XX, e para uma emissão Especial (dia 22 às 17h00) Lopes-Graça, J. Rodrigo, António Pinho Vargas, acompanhando o início do ciclo Camilo Castelo Branco no CCB onde se assinalam os 150 E. Granados e M. Falla * Monika Streitová (fl). CASCAIS JAZZ CLUB anos da publicação de Amor de Perdição. Pedro Rodrigues (guit) Dia 12 21h00 Luís Ramos Editor 2 PROGRAMAÇÃO OUTUBRO 2012 TONS DA DOIS 3 10H07 | BOULEVARD Connolly (MS). Vozes Masculinas do Coro do Festival 10H07 | BOULEVARD segunda 01 André Pinto de Edimburgo. Orq. Sinf. da BBC Escocesa. Dir. Donald André Pinto 00H00 | VIAS DE FACTO Runnicles Em canto 11:50 (Rui Lagartinho) Em canto 11:50 (Rui Lagartinho) Paulo Somsen 23H00 | QUESTÕES DE MORAL 13H00 | QUESTÕES DE MORAL 13H00 | EM SINTONIA COM ANTÓNIO CARTAXO Joel Costa / Produção: Cristina do Carmo 01H00 | MÚSICA CONTEMPORÂNEA Joel Costa / Produção: Cristina do Carmo António Cartaxo / Produção: Cristina do Carmo Pedro Coelho Espionagem no Vaticano Espionagem no Vaticano II Músico errante, pianista. Porventura o maior pianista B. Gander Bunny games * Klangforum de Viena. Dir. 14H00 | VIBRATO de todos os tempos. Compositor que prolonga o Emilio Pomàrico Terça João Pedro 02 século XIX pelo século XX – Sergei Rachmaninov 02H00 | MADRUGADA Elgar The music makers, Op.69 * Janet Baker (MS). Última Edição 00:00 (Luís Caetano) 14H00 | VIBRATO Rossini Aberturas de Guilherme Tell; Il Signor Coro e Orq. Fil. de Londres. Dir. Adrian Boult João Pedro Beethoven 00H07 | RAÍZES Bruschino; Bianca e Falliero; O barbeiro de Sevilha; Quarteto de cordas Nº11, Op.95 * Quarteto Joly Braga Santos Concerto p/ cordas, Op.17 * Orq. Eroica Inês Almeida Armida; Semiramide; L´inganno Felice; Matilde de Fil. de Budapeste. Dir. András Kórodi P. Philips Excertos de Paradisus Sacris Cantionibus Shabran; Demétrio e Polibio e La gazza ladra * Orq. 01H00 | MÚSICA CONTEMPORÂNEA C.Ph.E. Bach Sonata p/ cravo em lá maior, H.186 * * Marie-Noëlle de Callatay e Greta de Reyghere (S). Pedro Coelho Lars Ulrik Mortensen (crv) Fil. do Scala. Dir. Riccardo Chailly Marius van Altena (T). Josep Cabré (B). Herman Ph. Glass How now * Ensemble Alter Ego 3h15 Haydn Trios p/ violino, viola e violoncelo Nº1 em Stinders (órg). Ensemble Currende. Dir. Erik van Nevel G. Tartini Concerto p/ flauta, cordas e baixo sol maior, Op.53; Nº2 em si bemol maior, Op.53; Nº3 02H00 | MADRUGADA contínuo em sol maior * Severino Gazzelloni (fl). 17H00 | NOTÍCIAS em ré maior, Op.53; em mi bemol maior, Hob.V:Es1 e F. Schreker Prelude to a drama; Valsa lenta; Abertura I Musici em si bemol maior, Hob.V:8 * Deutsches Streichtrio 17H07 | BAILE DE MÁSCARAS sinfónica Ekkehard, Op.12; Interlúdio sinfónico de Der 17H00 | NOTÍCIAS 4h05 Stravinski Petruska e Sinfonia em três Pedro Rafael Costa Schatzgraber; Nachstuck e Abertura fantástica, Op.15 17H07 | BAILE DE MÁSCARAS andamentos * Elaine Donohoe (pn). Robert Johnston * Orq. Fil. da BBC. Dir. Vassily Sinaisky Antena 2 Ciência 17:30 (Ana Paula Ferreira) Pedro Rafael Costa (hpa). Orq. Sinf. de Birmingham. Dir. Simon Rattle 3h20 João Domingos Bomtempo Fantasia, Op.14; CONCERTO ABERTO 19:00 5h05 Telemann Concertos p/ duas flautas, fagote, Variações sobre um tema da ópera Alessandro in CONCERTO ABERTO 19:00 (Andrea Lupi / Produção: Anabela Luís) cordas e baixo contínuo em lá maior; p/ duas flautas, Efeso, Op.22; Variações sobre um tema de Mozart; (Andrea Lupi / Produção: Anabela Luís) colascione (alaúde), cordas e baixo contínuo em si Última Edição 19:50 (Luís Caetano) Variações sobre um tema da ópera La donna del lago Última Edição 19:50 (Luís Caetano) menor; p/ duas flautas, colascione (alaúde), cordas e 20H00 | JAZZ A 2 e Variações sobre uma ária popular francesa, Op.15 * 20H00 | JAZZ A 2 baixo contínuo em ré maior; p/ duas flautas, colascione José Navarro de Andrade / Alexandra Corvela / Produção: Nella Maissa (pn) José Navarro de Andrade / Alexandra Corvela / Produção: (alaúde), cordas e baixo contínuo em mi menor e p/ Cristina do Carmo 4h30 Mahler Sinfonia Nº5 em dó sustenido menor * duas flautas, fagote, cordas e baixo contínuo em Orq. do Concertgebouw de Amesterdão. Dir. Riccardo Cristina do Carmo 21H00 | GRANDE AUDITÓRIO sol maior * Wolfgang Loebner (fl). Monika Rost (al). Chailly 21H00 | TEATRO SEM FIOS Reinaldo Francisco / Produção: Susana Valente Günter Klier (fag). Solistas Barrocos de Dresden. 5h40 Canções de embalar de W. Byrd, T. Merula, J. Grav. BBC Produção: Anabela Luís / Projeto Faunas Eckart Haupt (fl e Dir.) Royal Festival Hall, Londres, 22 de março de 2012 Reichardt, Mussorgski, A. Pärt, M. Reger, M. Falla, Estúdio da RTP, Lisboa, 4 de junho de 2012 6h00 J. Froberger Lamentation sur la mort tres D. Glanert Brahms-fantasie, heliogravura p/ D. Milhaud e Anónimos (Portugal, Inglaterra, Grécia Isabel Fernandes Pinto A história do pescador douloureuse e Suites p/ cravo Nº1 a Nº6 * Kenneth orquestra e Israel) * Montserrat Figueras (voz). Hespèrion XXI. que deixou o coração atrás da porta e dos peixes Gilbert (crv) Brahms Rapsódia p/ contralto, coro masculino e Dir. Jordi Savall que choveram (conto inspirado nos depoimentos e na partilha de conhecimentos de João Faustino, 07H00 | IMPÉRIO DOS SENTIDOS orquestra, Op.53 07H00 | IMPÉRIO DOS SENTIDOS Schumann Sinfonia Nº4 em ré menor, Op.120 (versão pescador da Praia da Aguda, Portugal) * Isabel Paulo Alves Guerra / Produção: Ana Paula Ferreira Paulo Alves Guerra / Produção: Ana Paula Ferreira original) Fernandes Pinto. Mónica Pais (S). Joaquim Pavão 10H00 | NOTÍCIAS Brahms Sinfonia Nº1 em dó menor, Op.68 * Sarah 10H00 | NOTÍCIAS (composição musical) 4 PROGRAMAÇÃO OUTUBRO 2012 TONS DA DOIS 5 6h10 Pequenas peças p/ orquestra de Chabrier, Glinka, Sala Pleyel, Paris, 1 de junho de 2007 Sibelius, Bolzoni, Dvorák, E. Darzins, D. Ellington, Brahms Concerto p/ violino e orquestra em ré Chostakovitch, Mussorgski, Debussy e Schumann * maior, Op.77 Orq. Sinf. de Detroit. Dir. Neeme Järvi Sibelius Sinfonia Nº4 em lá menor, Op.63 * 07H00 | IMPÉRIO DOS SENTIDOS Christian Tetzlaff (vl). Orq. Fil. da Rádio França. Dir. Paavo Berglund Paulo Alves Guerra / Produção: Ana Paula Ferreira 10H00 | NOTÍCIAS 23H00 | CORETO Jorge Costa Pinto 10H07 | BOULEVARD Bandas do Centro - Águeda, Fermentelos e Taveiro André Pinto Em canto 11:50 (Rui Lagartinho) 04 QUINTA 13H00 | A PROPÓSITO DA MÚSICA Última Edição 00:00 (Luís Caetano) Alexandre Delgado Mozart Quarteto c/ piano Nº1 em sol menor, K.478 00H07 | RAÍZES Inês Almeida Ensemble Darcos (1785) 14H00 | VIBRATO 01H00 | MÚSICA CONTEMPORÂNEA 22H00 | GRANDE AUDITÓRIO João Pedro Pedro Coelho Quarta Reinaldo Francisco / Produção: Anabela Luís 03 I.
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