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Martedì 24 Settembre 2013 Ideazione e coordinamento della programmazione a cura di Massimo Di Pinto con Kiyomi Nakamura gli orari indicati possono variare nell'ambito di 4 minuti per eccesso o difetto Martedì 24 settembre 2013 00:00 - 01:30 gary bertini a colonia gustav mahler sinfonia in re mag n. 9 andante comodo 1/1 27'58". im tempo eines gemächlichen ländlers - etwas täppisch und sehr derb 1/2 15'55". rondo-burleske (allegro assai. sehr trotzig) 1/3 13'48". adagio - sehr langsam und noch zurückhaltend 2/1 28'34" orch sinf della radio di colonia dir. gary bertini durata: 86.38 emi cdc-7-54388-2 f 2F tr 1 fuori programma: carl nielsen humoresque da 5 pezzi per pf op 3 allegretto giocoso mina miller, pf durata: 1.47 hyperion cda66231 f 1 tr 2 01:30 - 02:00 cantate ninfe - il madrigale italiano jaches de wert quattro madrigali a 5 voci dal libro I (1561) dura legge d'amor 1/2. io non son però morto 1/3. datemi pace o duri miei pensieri 1/4. vezzosi augelli 1/5 quintetto vocale quink durata: 13.06 telarc cd-80209 f 1 tr 2 orlando di lasso due madrigali a 5 voci dal IV libro (1567) tutto 'l dì piango 1/14 - sol'e pensoso 1/23. compl voc concerto italiano dir. rinaldo alessandrini durata: 9.49 opus ops-30-94 f 1 tr 14 claudio monteverdi due madrigali a 5 voci dal libro I (1597) se nel partir da voi 1/10 2'05''. tra mille fiamme 1/11 2'00'' the consort of musicke dir. anthony rooley durata: 4.05 emi records 5-62269-2 f 1 tr 9 fuori programma: ludwig van beethoven variazione n 2 da 12 variazioni in fa mag sopra " ein madchen oder weibchen " di mozart per vcl e pf op 66 mischa maisky, vcl; martha argerich, pf durata: 0.29 grammophon 453-749-2 f 1 tr 3 02:00 - 03:00 una voce poco fa: angela gheorghiu massenet, jules (1842-1912) hérodiade: il est doux, il est bon (atto 1°) orch del teatro regio di torino dir. john mauceri durata: 4.58 decca 478-4180 f 2 tr 14 puccini giacomo (1858-1924) madama butterfly: un bel dì vedremo (atto 2°) orch della royal opera house covent garden dir. edward downes durata: 4.45 sony bmg music 88697143512-2 f 2 tr 8 martini, johann paul (1741-1816) plaisir d'amour, aria per voce e pf durata: 4.26 emi records 3-94420-2 f 1 tr 1 gluck, christoph willibald (1714-1787) paride ed elena: o del mio dolce ardor (atto 1°) durata: 3.52 emi records 3-94420-2 f 1 tr 4 verdi, giuseppe (1813-1901) in solitaria stanza, romanza per voce e pf jeff cohen, pf durata: 4.32 emi records 3-94420-2 f 1 tr 9 puccini, giacomo (1858-1924) edgar: addio, addio mio dolce amor! (atto 3°) orch sinf di milano "giuseppe verdi" e coro della royal opera house covent garden dir. anton coppola - m° del coro: renato balsadonna durata: 4.04 emi records 7243-5-57872-2-4 f 1 tr 3 la bohème: sì, mi chiamano mimì (atto 1°) durata: 5.02 emi records 7243-5-57872-2-4 f 1 tr 6 manon lescaut: sola, perduta, abbandonata (atto 4°) durata: 6.05 emi records 7243-5-57872-2-4 f 1 tr 11 le villi: se come voi piccina io fossi (atto 1°) orch sinf di milano "giuseppe verdi" dir. anton coppola durata: 5.50 emi records 7243-5-57872-2-4 f 1 tr 14 bellini, vincenzo (1801-1835) norma: casta diva (atto 1°) angela gheorghiu, msopr; london symphony orch e coro della royal opera house covent garden dir. evelino pidò - m° del coro: terry edwards durata: 7.26 emi records 5-57705-2 f 1 tr 1 fuori programma: franz liszt abendglocken, da weihnachtsbaum per pf leslie howard, pf durata: 3.32 hyperion cda66388 f 1 tr 9 03:00 - 05:00 la biblioteca di babele jan sibelius sinfonia n. 4 in la min op. 63 tempo molto moderato quasi adagio 1/1 11'23". allegro molto vivace 1/2 4'57". tempo largo 1/3 11'30". allegro 1/4 9'30" orch berliner philharmoniker dir. james levine durata: 37.30 grammophon 445-865-2 f 1 tr 1 ludwig van beethoven concerto n. 5 in mi bem mag per pf e orch op. 73 "imperatore" allegro 1/4 - adagio un poco mosso 1/5 - rondò (allegro ma non troppo) 1/6 arthur schoonderwoerd, fortepiano; ensemble cristofori durata: 38.40 alpha 079 f 1 tr 4 johannes brahms quintetto in si min per cl e archi op. 115 allegro 10/5 12'16". adagio 10/6 11'04". andantino - presto non assai ma con sentimento 10/7 4'36". con moto 10/8 8'22" karl leister, cl; quartetto amadeus: norbert brainin e siegmund nissel, vl; peter schidlof, vla; martin lovett, vcl durata: 36.18 grammophon 449-621-2 f 10 tr 5 fuori programma: johann sebastian bach aria dall'ouverture ( suite ) in re mag n 3 per orch bwv 1068 orch the english concert dir trevor pinnock durata: 4.49 archiv 423-495-2 f 3 tr 9 05:00 - 06:00 un'ora con... wolfgang sawallisch (monaco di baviera, 26 agosto 1923 - grassau, 22 febbraio 2013) beethoven, ludwig van (1770-1827) sinfonia n. 8 in fa mag op. 93 allegro vivace e con brio 1/7 9'39". allegretto scherzando 1/8 3'54". tempo di minuetto 1/9 4'32". allegro vivace 1/10 7'39" orch del concertgebouw di amsterdam dir. wolfgang sawallisch durata: 25.45 emi 7-54502-2 f 1 tr 7 strauss, richard (1864-1949) also sprach zarathustra (così parlò zarathustra), poema sinfonico op. 30 alba 1/1 1'47". di coloro che vivono fuori dal mondo 1/2 3'37". la grande nostalgia 1/3 2'00". delle gioie e delle passioni 1/4 2'10". canto funebre 1/5 2'08". della scienza 1/6 4'19". il convalescente 1/7 5'03". canzone a ballo - il viandante 1/8 11'42" philadelphia orch dir. wolfgang sawallisch durata: 32.48 emi 5-56364-2 f 1 tr 1 06:00 - 07:00 piccola antologia tomaso albinoni concerto in si bem mag per ob archi e b. c. op. 7 n. 3 allegro 1/4 3'10". adagio 1/5 2'34". allegro 1/6 2'17" alessandro baccini, ob; orch da camera "l'offerta musicale" di venezia dir. riccardo parravicini durata: 8.02 bongiovanni gb-5064-2 f 1 tr 4 carlo farina suite in sol min per archi pavana - gagliarda - corenta - balletto allemanno. compl strum "ricercar consort" durata: 10.01 ricercar ric-056038 f 1 tr 10 joseph haydn gloria per coro orch e b. c. composto per l'imperatrice maria teresa d'austria. gloria in excelsis deo 1/18 7'11". quoniam tu solus sanctus 1/19 3'53" orch e coro "collegium musicum 90" dir. richard hickox durata: 11.05 chandos chan-0599 f 1 tr 18 daniel françois auber pas classique london symphony orch dir. richard bonynge durata: 8.13 decca 433-862-2 f 1 tr 6 ferruccio busoni sonatina n. 6 per pf "super carmen" fantasia da camera su temi dall'opera "carmen" di bizet. allegro deciso - andantino - allegretto tranquillo - tempo della habanera - tempestoso - allegro ritenuto - andante visionario. michele campanella, pf durata: 8.09 fonit cetra cdc-110 f 1 tr 10 peter warlock capriol suite, per chit e orch d'archi basse dance 1/4 1'32". pavane 1/5 2'01". tordion 1/6 1'04". bransle 1/7 1'52". pieds- en-l'air 1/8 2'28". mattachins (sword dance) 1/9 1'47" christopher parkening, chit; academy of st. martin-in-the-fields dir. iona brown durata: 10.51 emi 5-55052-2 f 1 tr 4 fuori programma: ludwig van beethoven variazione n 2 da 12 variazioni in fa mag sopra " ein madchen oder weibchen " di mozart per vcl e pf op 66 mischa maisky, vcl; martha argerich, pf durata: 0.29 grammophon 453-749-2 f 1 tr 3 07:00 - 08:00 monografie: josè serebrier dmitri shostakovich ouverture festiva op. 96 reg. dal vivo durata: 6.30 warner classics 2564-68025-5 f 1 tr 1 sergei rachmaninov le campane, cantata per soli coro e orch op. 35 allegro ma non tanto (ten - coro) 1/3 6'30". lento (sopr - coro) 1/4 11'00". presto (coro) 1/5 8'41". lento lugubre (br - coro) 1/6 11'14" lyubov petrova, sopr; andrei pupov, ten; sergei leiferkus, br; orchestra nazionale russa e coro da camera dello stato di mosca dir. josé serebrier - m° del coro: vladimir minin (reg. dal vivo) durata: 37.25 warner classics 2564-68025-5 f 1 tr 3 alexander glazunov chant du menestrel op. 71 wen-sinn yang, vcl; orchestra nazionale russa dir. josé serebrier (reg dal vivo) durata: 4.11 warner classics 2564-68025-5 f 1 tr 2 fuori programma: wolfgang amadeus mozart tema con 6 variazioni - andante, dalla serenata in si bem mag n 10 per 12 strumenti a fiato e cb k 361 " gran partita " elementi dell orch da camera d europa durata: 9.49 teldec 2292-46472-2-1 f 1 tr 6 08:00 - 09:00 protagonisti in concerto franz schubert fantasia per pf in do mag op. 15 "wanderer-fantasie" D 760 allegro con fuoco ma non troppo 1/6 6'12" - adagio 1/7 7'45" - presto 1/8 4'46" - allegro 1/9 4'07" lang lang, pf (reg.
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