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Programmfahne Deutschlandradio Kultur 10. Woche Kassettenmitschnitt Für Ihre privaten Zwecke können Sie von uns einen Mit- schnitt von den mit ge- kennzeichneten Sendungen erhalten. Leider können wir diesen Service nicht kosten- los anbieten, da uns durch die Anfertigung dieser Einzel- kopien zusätzliche Personal- und Sachkosten entstehen, die wir weitergeben müssen. Der Preis für eine Einzelkopie dieser Sendungen auf einer handelsüblichen Musikkas- sette beträgt: 2 10,– einschließlich Versandkosten. Der Mitschnitt ist im Lastschriftverfahren unter Angabe Ihres Namens und der Bankverbindung erhältlich: Deutschlandradio Marketing & Service GmbH Raderberggürtel 40 50968 Köln Weitere Informationen erhalten Sie unter Telefon: (02 21)3 45-18 26 7. bis 13. März 2005 HörerService Fon eMail 0 18 03/37 23 46 [email protected]@Fax ¤0 18 03/37 23 47 www.dradio.de 10 Woche +++ Nachtrag zur 6./8./9. Woche 2005 +++ Di 8. Februar Mi 23. Februar Sa 5. März 20.03 Konzert im DeutschlandRadio 20.03 Konzert im DeutschlandRadio 15.05 DeutschlandRundfahrt HörProbe Konzerthaus Riga Länderschwerpunkt Rheinland Pfalz Mit Studierenden der Aufzeichnung vom 5.2.05 Hauptstadt von »Germania Hochschule für Musik Detmold Margeris Zarins prima« Live aus dem Partita im Barockstil Live aus Mainz Detmolder Sommertheater Juris Karlsons Moderation: Miriam Rossius Werke u.a. von 16.00 Nachrichten Konzert für zwei Klaviere Johann Sebastian Bach, und Orchester Gaëtano Piazza, Janis Ivanovs Robert Schumann, Gabriel Fauré, Sinfonie Nr. 21 So 6. März Gioacchino Rossini Kristine Zadovska, Mezzosopran Janis Maleckis, Klavier anschließend »Musik aus dem Balkan« Juris Zvikovs, Klavier Hörspielvorschau Rezitation von Gedichten von Nationales Lettisches von Friederike Wigger Eduard Mörike, Sinfonieorchester Theodor Storm, Leitung: Normunds Sne Ludwig Uhland und nach Konzertende Friedrich Hebbel ca. 21.45 Nachrichten ca. 21.10 Konzertpause 21.50 Chormusik mit Nachrichten anschließend Gesprächsrunde: »Perspektiven der Kirchenmusikausbildung«; »Hochbegabtenförderung« Moderation: Barbara Wahlster 22.30 DeutschlandRadio OrtsZeit Woche 10 – 14. Januar 2005 Mo 7. März 2005 1 0.00 Nachrichten 10.00 Nachrichten 20.00 Nachrichten 0.05 Freispiel 10.07 Thema 20.03 Konzert »Jenseits der Deadline« 10.20 Thema Musik Auf den musikalischen Spuren Hörspiel von Christian Berner 10.30 Kulturnachrichten des »Don Quijote« und Frank Schültge 10.33 Kritik Zum Erscheinen des Mit Hermann Bohlen, Stefan 10.45 Kulturtipps Romans von Miguel de Cervantes Kaminski u.a. 11.00 Nachrichten vor 400 Jahren Autorenproduktion für Deutsch- 11.07 Thema Mit Werken von landRadio Berlin 2005/ca. 50' 11.20 Thema Musik Georg Philipp Telemann, (Ursendung) 11.30 Kulturnachrichten Felix Mendelssohn 1.00 Nachrichten 11.33 Kritik Bartholdy, 1.05 2 2 5 4 11.45 Kulturtipps Richard Strauss, Nachtgespräche am Telefon 12.00 Nachrichten Jacques Ibert, 00800-22542254 12.07 Ortszeit Roberto Gerhard, 2.00 Nachrichten Themen des Tages Victor Ullmann, 2.05 Tonart 12.45 Internationales Bernd Alois Eine Welt Musik Pressegespräch Zimmermann, »Zauber der Mehrstimmigkeit« 12.50 Politisches Feuilleton Hans Zender Zwischen westlichem Mittelmeer 13.00 Nachrichten Lieder und Tänze der und Ost-Georgien 13.07 Länderreport Cervantes-Zeit von Mit Hans Rempel Länderschwerpunkt Rheinland-Pfalz Pedro Guerrero, 3.00 Nachrichten »Becks Brüderle« Diego Ortiz, 4.00 Nachrichten Wie der rheinland-pfälzische Alfonso Mudarra, 5.00 Nachrichten Ministerpräsident so agiert Antonio Cabezon und 5.05 Ortszeit Von Anke Petermann Miguel Fuenllana Themen des Tages 13.30 Kakadu nach Konzertende 5.30 Nachrichten Infotag für Kinder ca. 21.50 Nachrichten 5.45 Kalenderblatt Moderation: Christine Watty 22.00 Chormusik Vor 60 Jahren: 14.00 Nachrichten Johannes Brahms US-Truppen erobern die 14.07 Radiofeuilleton Deutsche Volkslieder Rheinbrücke von Remagen 14.07 Thema Konzertchor Darmstadt 5.50 Presseschau 14.20 Thema Musik Leitung: Wolfgang Seeliger 6.00 Nachrichten 14.30 Kulturnachrichten 22.30 Ortszeit 6.15 Länderreport 14.33 Kritik Themen des Tages 6.25 Wort zum Tage 14.45 Kulturtipps 23.00 Nachrichten Pfarrer Lutz Nehk 15.00 Nachrichten 23.05 Fazit 6.30 Nachrichten 15.07 Thema Kultur vom Tage 6.45 Aus den Feuilletons 15.20 Thema Musik 6.50 Interview 15.30 Kulturnachrichten 7.00 Nachrichten 15.33 Kritik 7.10 Korrespondentengespräch 15.45 Kulturtipps 7.20 Politisches Feuilleton 16.00 Nachrichten 7.30 Nachrichten 16.07 Thema 7.45 Porträt 16.20 Thema Musik 7.50 Interview 16.30 Kulturnachrichten 8.00 Nachrichten 16.33 Kritik 8.10 Mediengespräch 16.45 Kulturtipps 8.20 Reportage 17.00 Nachrichten 8.30 Nachrichten 17.07 Ortszeit 8.50 Kulturtipp Themen des Tages 9.00 Nachrichten 18.00 Nachrichten 9.07 Radiofeuilleton 18.07 Weltzeit 9.10 Kulturinterview 18.30 Da Capo 9.20 Thema Musik 19.00 Nachrichten 9.30 Kulturnachrichten 19.07 Fazit am Abend 9.33 Kritik 19.30 Zeitfragen 9.45 Kulturtipps »Arbeit für alle« 9.50 Kalenderblatt Ein-Euro-Jobs – Vor 60 Jahren: Ausweg oder Irrweg? US-Truppen erobern die Von Brigitte Schulz Rheinbrücke von Remagen Programmerläuterungen siehe Anhang Di 8. März 2005 2 0.00 Nachrichten 11.00 Nachrichten 20.00 Nachrichten 0.05 Neue Musik 11.07 Thema 20.03 Konzert »Wider den ›guten Ton‹ der 11.20 Thema Musik 318. Galeriekonzert Neuen Musik« 11.30 Kulturnachrichten Gobelinsaal der Dresdner Die Komponisten 11.33 Kritik Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister Sven-Ingo Koch, Markus 11.45 Kulturtipps Aufzeichnung vom 5.3.05 Hechtle und Moritz Eggert 12.00 Nachrichten Franz Schubert Vorgestellt von Hanno Ehrler 12.07 Ortszeit Triosatz für Violine, Viola und Deutschlandradio Kultur 2005 Themen des Tages Violoncello B-dur D 471 1.00 Nachrichten 12.45 Internationales »Der Hirt auf dem Felsen« für So- 1.05 2 2 5 4 Pressegespräch pran, Klarinette und Klavier D 965 Nachtgespräche am Telefon 12.50 Politisches Feuilleton Joseph Haydn 00800-22542254 13.00 Nachrichten 2.00 Nachrichten 13.07 Länderreport Divertimento B-dur Hob II:8 2.05 Tonart Länderschwerpunkt Rheinland-Pfalz Harald Marx spricht über das Blues, Soul und Jazz »Flaute in Sommerloch« Bild »Jugendliches Selbstbildnis« Moderation: Christian Graf Alltag eines Stichwortgebers von Christian Leberecht Vogel 3.00 Nachrichten Von Claus-Stephan Rehfeld Louis Spohr 4.00 Nachrichten 13.30 Kakadu Sechs deutsche Lieder für Sopran, 5.00 Nachrichten Erzähltag für Kinder Klarinette und Klavier op. 103 5.05 Ortszeit »Zwei wilde kleine Hexen« (Teil 2) Eugéne Ysaÿe Themen des Tages Eine Erzählung in sechs Teilen Streichtrio »Le Chimay« op. posth. 5.30 Nachrichten von Cornelia Funke Ruth Ziesak, Sopran 5.45 Kalenderblatt Gelesen von Fritzi Haberlandt Jörg Widmann, Klarinette Vor 40 Jahren: Moderation: Christine Watty Gerold Huber, Klavier Die ersten US-Marines landen (Teil 3 am 15.3.05) Gaede-Trio in Südvietnam 14.00 Nachrichten ca. 21.50 Konzertpause 5.50 Presseschau 14.07 Radiofeuilleton mit Nachrichten 6.00 Nachrichten 14.07 Thema 22.00 Alte Musik 6.15 Länderreport 14.20 Thema Musik »Gotische Klangrede mit 6.25 Wort zum Tage 14.30 Kulturnachrichten westfälischem Akzent« Pfarrer Lutz Nehk 14.33 Kritik Die älteste spielbare Orgel der 6.30 Nachrichten 14.45 Kulturtipps Welt steht in Ostönnen bei Soest 6.45 Aus den Feuilletons 15.00 Nachrichten Von Wolfgang Kostujak 6.50 Interview 15.07 Thema 22.30 Ortszeit 7.00 Nachrichten 15.20 Thema Musik Themen des Tages 7.10 Korrespondentengespräch 15.30 Kulturnachrichten 23.00 Nachrichten 7.20 Politisches Feuilleton 15.33 Kritik 23.05 Fazit 7.30 Nachrichten 15.45 Kulturtipps Kultur vom Tage 7.45 Porträt 16.00 Nachrichten 7.50 Interview 16.07 Thema 8.00 Nachrichten 16.20 Thema Musik 8.10 Mediengespräch 16.30 Kulturnachrichten 8.20 Reportage 16.33 Kritik 8.30 Nachrichten 16.45 Kulturtipps 8.50 Kulturtipp 17.00 Nachrichten 9.00 Nachrichten 17.07 Ortszeit 9.07 Radiofeuilleton Themen des Tages 9.10 Kulturinterview 18.00 Nachrichten 9.20 Thema Musik 18.07 Weltzeit 9.30 Kulturnachrichten 18.30 Da Capo 9.33 Kritik 19.00 Nachrichten 9.45 Kulturtipps 19.07 Fazit am Abend 9.50 Kalenderblatt 19.30 Literatur Vor 40 Jahren: »Nur was verwelkt, Die ersten US-Marines landen gewährte Lust« in Südvietnam Der Dichter Volker Braun und 10.00 Nachrichten die »ernsten Späße des Daseins« 10.07 Thema Vorgestellt von Sigried Wesener 10.20 Thema Musik 10.30 Kulturnachrichten 10.33 Kritik 10.45 Kulturtipps Täglich aktualisierte Programminformationen im ARD-, Phoenix- und ZDF-Videotext, Tafeln 480 – 489 Mi 9. 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