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Swr2 Programm Kw 24 SWR2 PROGRAMM - Seite 1 - KW 24 / 12. - 18.06.2017 5.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert ARD-Themenwoche: Montag, 12. Juni Sulchan Zinzadse: “Woran glaubst Du?” ”Miniaturen” 8.30 SWR2 Wissen 0.05 ARD-Nachtkonzert Georgisches Kammerorchester Archäologie des Glaubens Georg Philipp Telemann: Violine und Leitung: Lisa Batiashvili Wie die Götter auf die Welt kamen Suite g-Moll Antonio Vivaldi: Von Gabor Paal La Stagione Frankfurt Konzert D-Dur RV 93, Bearbeitung Leitung: Michael Schneider Avi Avital (Mandoline) Wenn Kinder die Religion entdecken – Johann Joachim Quantz: Venice Baroque Orchestra spiegelt sich darin die Erfahrung der Konzert g-Moll Jakov Gotovac: gesamten Menschheit? Schon in der Virtuosi Saxoniae ”Sinfonischer Kolo” op. 12 Steinzeit jedenfalls glaubte der Mensch Leitung: Ludwig Güttler Belgrader Philharmonie – zumindest an irgendetwas. Woran Ludwig van Beethoven: Leitung: Gika Zdravkovitch genau, das lässt sich aus den Fantasie c-Moll op. 80 Max Steiner: Hinterlassenschaften nur schwer Markus Schirmer (Klavier) Thema aus “Reise aus der deuten. Die Idee konkreter “Götter” MDR Rundfunkchor Leipzig Vergangenheit” oder gar eines einzigen Schöpfers MDR Sinfonieorchester Itzhak Perlman (Violine) entstand erst mit der Zeit. An Leitung: Fabio Luisi Boston Pops Orchestra Erklärungen für die Religiosität des Franz Schmidt: Leitung: John Williams Menschen mangelt es in der Sinfonie Nr. 3 A-Dur Ludwig van Beethoven: Wissenschaft nicht: Hirnforscher MDR Sinfonieorchester Romance cantabile e-Moll glauben ein “Gottes-Modul” in unserem Leitung: Fabio Luisi Patrick Gallois (Flöte) Nervengeflecht gefunden zu haben, Pascal Gallois (Fagott) und Evolutionspsychologen liefern 2.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Myung-Whun Chung (Klavier) viele plausible Gründe, weshalb der Philharmonia Orchestra Mensch zum “Homo credens” wurde. 2.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert Leitung: Myung-Whun Chung Doch all diese Erklärungen kommen an Georges Bizet: Gabriel Fauré: ihre Grenzen; denn was wir Religion ”L’Arlésienne”, Suite Nr. 2 op. 23 Pavane fis-Moll op. 50 nennen, ist in Wirklichkeit ein Orchestre de la Suisse Romande Choeur de l’Orchestre de Paris kompliziertes Gewebe aus Glauben Leitung: Kazuki Yamada Orchestre de Paris und Sinn-Gebung, Mythen und Werten, Johannes Brahms: Leitung: Paavo Järvi spirituellen Erfahrungen und Ritualen. Variationen und Fuge B-Dur über ein (Produktion 2006) Thema von Händel op. 24 6.00 SWR2 am Morgen Francesco Piemontesi (Klavier) darin bis 8.00 Uhr: 8.58 SWR2 Programmtipps Paul Hindemith: Orgelkonzert 6.00 SWR2 Aktuell 9.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Martin Haselböck (Orgel) Wiener Symphoniker 6.30 Kurznachrichten 9.05 SWR2 Musikstunde Leitung: Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos Zum 300. Geburtstag von Johann Robert Delanoff: 6.36 SWR2 Zeitwort Stamitz (1) ”Der Olivenbaum von Side” 12.06.1977: “The Supremes” geben ihr Neue Klänge aus Mannheim Johanna Daske (Flöte) Abschiedskonzert Mit Stephan Hoffmann Manou Liebert (Harfe) Von Doris Steinbeißer Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Lange Zeit galt er als typischer Sinfonie Nr. 5 D-Dur op. 107 6.44 SWR2 Globales Tagebuch Kleinmeister – und im Vergleich mit “Reformation” dem etwa gleichaltrigen Christoph Wiener Philharmoniker 6.52 Pressestimmen Willibald Gluck oder dem etwas Leitung: John Eliot Gardiner jüngeren Joseph Haydn mag das auch 7.00 SWR2 Aktuell stimmen. Aber während Kleinmeister 4.00 Nachrichten, Wetter sich sonst eher an bedeutende Vorbilder und an deren Musiksprache 4.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert 7.07 SWR2 Tagesgespräch anlehnen, tat Johann Stamitz, dessen Edouard Lalo: 300. Geburtstag in diesem Jahr ”Fantaisie norvegiènne” 7.17 SWR2 Meinung gefeiert wird, das exakte Gegenteil: Er Jean-Jacques Kantorow (Violine) entwickelte eine völlig neue, Granada City Orchestra 7.29 SWR2 Programmtipps nachbarocke Musiksprache. Auf Leitung: Kees Bakels Stamitz gehen die meisten Joaquín Turina: 7.30 Kurznachrichten Errungenschaften der von ihm Serenata op. 87 gegründeten Mannheimer Schule Quartet sine nomine 7.32 Heute in den Feuilletons zurück: Orchester-Effekte wie die Darius Milhaud: Mannheimer Rakete oder die Sonatine op. 76 7.45 SWR2 Kulturgespräch beständigen Wechsel von crescendo Jean-Louis Beaumadier (Flöte) und decrescendo. Nicht zuletzt ist es Jacques Raynaut (Klavier) 7.57 Wort zum Tag Stamitz zu verdanken, dass die Kunst Louis Moreau Gottschalk: der Interpretation auf ein neues Niveau Sinfonie Nr. 1 8.00 SWR2 Aktuell gehoben wurde. Das Mannheimer Orchester der Wiener Staatsoper Orchester sei “ohne Widerspruch das Leitung: Igor Buketoff Beste in Teutschland”, fand Leopold 8.10 SWR2 Journal am Morgen Mozart. 5.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Das Magazin für Kultur und Gesellschaft 10.00 Nachrichten, Wetter SWR2 PROGRAMM - Seite 2 - KW 24 / 12. - 18.06.2017 ARD-Themenwoche: 14.28 SWR2 Programmtipps 19.00 Nachrichten, Wetter “Woran glaubst Du?” 10.05 SWR2 Tandem 14.30 SWR2 Fortsetzung folgt 19.05 SWR2 Kontext Möge Ganesha unsere Hindernisse Der Zauberer von Rom (19/20) Die Hintergrundsendung aus dem Weg räumen Roman von Karl Gutzkow Hindus in Deutschland Gelesen von Rolf Vollmann ARD-Themenwoche: Von Margarete Blümel “Woran glaubst Du?” 14.55 SWR2 Die Buchkritik 19.20 SWR2 Tandem Der Hinduismus ist mit rund einer Fethi Benslama: Der Übermuslim Möge Ganesha unsere Hindernisse Milliarde Gläubigen die drittgrößte der Was junge Menschen zur aus dem Weg räumen Weltreligionen. Genau genommen sind Radikalisierung treibt Hindus in Deutschland es verschiedene Religionen, die sich in Aus dem Französischen von Monika Von Margarete Blümel Schriften, Ritualen und Traditionen Mager und Michael Schmid (Wiederholung von 10.05 Uhr) vereinen, aber auch unterscheiden. Verlag Matthes&Seitz Hunderttausend Hindus leben in 18 Euro 20.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Deutschland, die meisten stammen aus Indien, Sri Lanka und Afghanistan. Islamistisch motivierte Terroranschläge 20.03 SWR2 Abendkonzert Unsere Autorin hat einen Tempel in haben bis in die jüngste Gegenwart Bruchsaler Schlosskonzerte Gummersbach bei Köln besucht und eine blutige Spur gezogen. Immer Cecilia String Quartet: mit den Menschen dort über ihr Leben wieder ergeben die Ermittlungen, dass Catherine Cosbey, Sarah Nematallah und ihren Glauben gesprochen. Zum viele der meist jungen Täter in Europa (Violine) Beispiel mit Renuka, die hier Abitur geboren, aufgewachsen und gut Caitlin Boyle (Viola) gemacht hat und in ihrer Gemeinde als integriert sind. Wie sie unbemerkt und Rachel Desoer (Violoncello) ein wenig zu weltoffen gilt. Der Priester schnell radikalisiert werden konnten, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Kuruvayooran Panchadchara lebt erst bleibt oft ein Rätsel. Der in Tunesien Streichquartett d-Moll KV 421 seit wenigen Jahren in Deutschland. Er geborene Fethi Benslama hat einen Emilie LeBel: fühlt sich sehr den Traditionen Lehrstuhl für Psychoanalyse in Paris. ”Taxonomy of Paper Wings” verpflichtet und genießt großen Mit den Mitteln seines Faches versucht Auftragswerk des Cecilia String Respekt. (Produktion 2016) er, Erhellendes zu dem Thema Quartets im Rahmen des Projekts (Wiederholung um 19.20 Uhr) beizutragen. Sein schmales Buch trägt ”Celebrating Canadian Women in den Titel “Der Übermuslim”. Christoph Music – The next Generation” 10.30 SWR2 Treffpunkt Klassik Fleischmann hat es gelesen. Franz Schubert: Am Mikrofon: Ines Pasz Streichquartett d-Moll D 810 “Der Tod 15.00 Nachrichten, Wetter und das Mädchen” 11.57 SWR2 Kulturservice (Konzert vom 10. März im 15.05 SWR2 Cluster Kammermusiksaal) 12.00 SWR2 Aktuell mit Nachrichten Das Musikmagazin anschließend: ca. 15.45 Uhr: Die Klanginsel Max Reger: SWR2 Programmtipps ”Eine Romantische Suite” für großes Musikthema des Tages – Berichte Orchester, nach Gedichten von Joseph 12.30 Kurznachrichten und Reportagen aus dem Musikleben von Eichendorff op. 125, für Klavier zu Musikmacher – Porträts von 4 Händen, bearbeitet von Johannes 12.33 SWR2 Journal am Mittag Musikinitiativen, Festivals, Doebber Das Magazin für Kultur und Instrumentenbauern und Musikern im Ruben Meliksetian, Rinko Hama Gesellschaft SWR-Sendegebiet (Klavier) Serie: Musikwissen Kompakt 13.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Der internationale 16.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Streichquartett-Wettbewerb im 13.05 SWR2 Mittagskonzert kanadischen Banff gehört zu den Edvard Grieg: 16.05 SWR2 Impuls wirklich “großen” der Zunft. Wer hier Sinfonischer Tanz op. 64 Nr. 1 Das Wissensmagazin gewinnt, der hat quasi den Ritterschlag Philharmonisches Orchester Bergen bekommen. Als 2010 die Leitung: Dmitrij Kitajenko 17.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Auszeichnung an das Cecilia String Franz Schubert: Quartet ging, blieb sie sozusagen im Klaviersonate A-Dur D 664 17.05 SWR2 Forum Lande. Denn das Ensemble wurde 2004 in Toronto gegründet, wo es bis Maria João Pires heute beheimatet ist und an der Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: 17.50 SWR2 Jazz vor Sechs Sinfonie h-Moll Wq. 182 Nr. 5 Musikfakultät der University of Toronto Edward Kennedy Ellington: heute als Quartet-in-Residence Capella Istropolitana Take the Coltrane Leitung: Christian Benda unterrichtet. Kevin Eubanks, Gitarre Im März 2017 reisen die vier John Playford: & Ensemble Pauls Steeple or The Duke of Norfolke Kanadierinnen des Cecilia String Quartets wieder nach Europa und Lautten Compagney Renaldo Benson, Al Cleveland, Marvin Leitung: Wolfgang Katschner gastieren, als musikalische Gaye: Botschafterinnen ihres Landes zu Volkslied: What’s going on ”Kein schöner Land”, Bearbeitung dessen 150-jährigem Bestehen, auch Kevin Eubanks, Gitarre mit Werken kanadischer Singer Pur & Ensemble Komponistinnen. Das Cecilia String Quartet hatte das Projekt “Celebrating SWR2 Musikstück der Woche: 18.00 SWR2 Aktuell
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