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R a I R a D I O 5 C L a S S I C a Domenica 26. 02. 2017 RAI RADIO5 CLASSICA sito web: www.radio5.rai.it e-mail: [email protected] SMS: 347 0142371 televideo pag. 539 Ideazione e coordinamento della programmazione a cura di Massimo Di Pinto gli orari indicati possono variare nell'ambito di 4 minuti per eccesso o difetto DOMENICA 26. 02. 2017 00:00 EUROCLASSIC NOTTURNO: saint-saëns, camille (1835-1921): saltarello per voci masch op. 74 - [5.33] - lamentabile consort: jan stromberg e gunnar andersson, ten; bertil marcusson, br; olle sköld, bs (reg. stoccolma, 29/10/1984) - wagner, richard (1813-1883): tannhäuser: ouverture - [14.36] - BBC philharmonic orch dir. vassily sinaisky (reg. kendal, 12/02/2000) - schmelzer, johann heinrich (1620ca.-1680): lamento sopra la morte di ferdinando III per due vl vla e b. c. - [6.45] - london baroque (reg. york, 11/07/1998) - pierné, gabriel (1863-1937): étude de concert pour piano op. 13 - [3.52] - paloma kouider, pf (reg. budapest, 07/04/2008) - weber, carl maria von (1786-1826): andante e rondò ungherese in do min per fag e orch op. 35 - [9.54] - juhani tapaninen, fag; finnish radio symphony orch dir. jukka-pekka saraste - rossini, gioachino (1792-1868): il barbiere di siviglia: ecco ridente in cielo (atto I) - [4.59] - mark dubois, ten; kitchener waterloo symphony orch dir. raffi armenian - muffat, georg (1653-1704): suite per orch - [11.37] - armonico tributo austria dir. lorenz duftschmid (reg. herne, 14/11/99) - chopin, frédéric (1810-1849): concerto per pf e orch n. 2 in fa min op. 21 - [29.04] - maurizio pollini, pf; belgrade philharmonic orch dir. zubin mehta (reg. mono, dubrovnik, 23/08/1968) - bach, johann sebastian (1685-1750): suite per vcl n. 5 in do min BWV 1011 - [28.35] - guy fouquet, vcl 02:00 Il ritornello: riproposti per voi i programmi trasmessi ieri sera dalle ore 20:00 alle ore 24:00 06:00 ALMANACCO IN MUSICA: stefano landi (roma, 26/02/1587 - 28/10/1639): augellin, villanella per voce e strum - [5.06] - elem del compl voc e strum "l'arpeggiata" dir. christina pluhar - elias parish-alvars (teignmouth, 26/02/1808 - parigi, 25/01/1849): romanza in sol bem mag per arpa op. 48 n. 2 - [2.41] - susan drake, arpa - frank bridge (brighton, 26/02/1879 - eastbourne, 10/01/1941): two old english songs - [7.07] - orch d'archi "english northern philharmonia" dir. david lloyd-jones - georges bizet: sinfonia n. 1 in do mag - [35.21] - orch da camera "les siècles" dir. françois-xavier roth 07:00 PICCOLA ANTOLOGIA: jan pieterszoon sweelinck: fantasia "in eco" per org - [8.54] - robert woolley, org - john dowland: tre "songs" per voci e strum - [10.29] - stephen stubbs, liuto; richard campbell, vla; compl voc "the hilliard ensemble" dir. paul hillier - georg friedrich haendel: concerto n. 3 in sol min per trba archi e b. c. HWV 287 - [8.25] - maurice andré, trba; orch bach di monaco dir. karl richter - ludwig van beethoven: la consacrazione della casa, ouverture in do mag op. 124 - [10.12] - tonhalle-orchester zürich dir. david zinman - luigi boccherini: fandango, dal quintetto n. 4 in re mag per chit e archi - [6.20] - elem del compl strum "europa galante": fabio biondi e lorenzo colitto, vl; ernesto braucher, vla; maurizio naddeo, vcl; giangiacomo pinardi, chit; mauro occhionero, percuss - darius milhaud: suite per vl cl e pf op. 157b, dalle musiche di scena per "le voyageur sans bagage" di anouihl - [11.34] - trio bellerive: sandra goldberg, vl; heinrich matzener, cl; robert hairgrove, pf 08:00 CONCERTO DEL MATTINO: franz schubert: quattro improvvisi per pf op. 142 post (D 935) - [34.07] - murray perahia, pf - max reger: quartetto per archi in re min op. 74 - [53.15] - quartetto berner: alexander van wijnkoop e christine ragaz, vl; henrik crafoord, vla; angela schwartz, vcl 09:30 CONCERTO DEI DIRITTI UMANI: ludwig van beethoven: egmont, ouverture in fa min dalle musiche di scena op. 84 per il dramma di goethe - [8.38] - sinfonia n. 7 in la mag op. 92 - [34.00] - wolfgang amadeus mozart: sinfonia n. 35 in re mag K 385 "haffner" - [16.56] - felix mendelssohn bartholdy: scherzo, dalle musiche di scena per il "sogno di una notte di mezza estate" op. 61 - [4.17] - orch wiener philharmoniker dir. carl schuricht (registr. effett. dal vivo a new york in occasione del "concerto dei diritti umani" all'assemblea dell'ONU del 10 dicembre 1956) 10:40 DOPO IL CONCERTO: LA STORIA IN MUSICA: arnold schoenberg: un sopravvissuto di varsavia, per voce recit coro masch e orch op. 46 - [7.34] - voce recit: john tomlinson; orch staatskapelle di dresda e coro dell'opera di stato sassone di dresda dir. giuseppe sinopoli - krzysztof penderecki: threnos, trenodia per le vittime di hiroshima per 52 strumenti ad arco - [9.55] - orch sinf nazionale della radio polacca dir. krzysztof penderecki 11:00 ARCHIVIO RAI: olivier messiaen: quatuor pour la fin du temps, per cl vl vcl e pf - [49.20] - michel arrigon, cl; alain moglia, vl; renè benedetti, vcl; jean claude henriot, pf (reg. 27/11/1988) - francesco pennisi: 3 pezzi per cl vla e pf - [7.42] - ciro scarponi, cl; augusto vismara, vla; giuseppe scotese, pf (reg. 06/06/1990) 12:00 ORCHESTRE D'AMERICA: ferde grofé: grand canyon suite, per orch - [36.08] - dir. antal dorati - samuel barber: three essays (nn. 1-3) per orch - [30.03] - dir. neeme jarvi - aaron copland: dance symphony - [17.08] - detroit symphony orch dir. antal dorati 13:30 MONOGRAFIE: TILL FELLNER: ludwig van beethoven: concerto per pf e orch n. 5 in mi bem mag op. 73 - [38.25] - till fellner, pf; orch sinf di montrèal dir. kent nagano 14:10 INTERMEZZO CHITARRISTICO: mauro giuliani: sonata brillante per chit in do mag op. 15 - [15.44] - reinbert evers, chit 14:30 PROTAGONISTI: wolfgang amadeus mozart: divertimento in mi bem mag per vl vla e vcl K 563 - [43.11] - gioachino rossini: quartetto n. 1 in sol mag per fl vl vla e vcl - [12.15] - auréle nicolet, fl - krzysztof meyer: trio in quattro mov per vl vla e vcl op. 81 - [28.28] - deutsches streichtrio: hans kalafusz, vl; jürgen weber, vla; reiner ginzel, vcl 16:00 LA SINFONIA TRA '800 E '900: franz schubert: sinfonia n. 3 in re mag op. post D 200 - [21.17] - BBC scottish symphony orch dir. ilan volkov - dmitri shostakovitch: sinfonia n. 7 in do mag op. 60 "leningrado" - [72.28] - orch sinfonica della radio di colonia dir. semyon bychkov 17:35 I CONCERTI DEL QUIRINALE DI RADIOTRE: bruno bettinelli: trio per pf vl e vcl - [17.02] - bedrich smetana: trio in sol min per pf vl e vcl op. 15 - [28.00] - bruna pulini, pf; ilaria cusano, vl; jacopo di tonno, vcl (reg. roma, cappella paolina del quirinale, 02/03/2008) 18:20 DOPO IL CONCERTO: bedrich smetana: macbeth e le streghe, per pf - [9.13] - jitka cechova, pf 18:30 HERBERT HOWELLS, UN INGLESE DOC: herbert howells: hymnus paradisi, per sopr ten coro e orch - [46.50] - joan rodgers, sopr; anthony rolfe-johnson, ten; BBC symphony orch and choir dir. richard hickox - pastoral rhapsody per orch op. 38 - [12.16] - london symphony orch dir. richard hickox - sing lullaby, per coro a cappella - [3.20] - v. bianche e v. masch del coro del new college di oxford dir. edward higginbottom - 2 "psalm preludes" per org op. 32 - [17.10] - stephen cleobury, org 20:00 VETRINA DEL COMPACT DISC: ELEGIA ELEORG 043: moretti, felice (padre davide da bergamo, 1791-1863): gran sinfonia in do min per org - [15.09] - sinfonia in re mag-min per org - [10.50] - luca scandali, org 20:30 INTERMEZZO BAROCCO: fux, johann joseph (1660-1741): ouverture n. 4 in re min per orch e b. c. - [20.15] - freiburger barockorchester dir. gottfried von der goltz - rameau, jean-philippe (1683-1764): quatrième concert, per cemb vl fl e vla da gamba (da "pièces de clavecin en concerts") - [8.08] - compl strum "apotheosis": mathilde vialle, vla da gamba; annelies decock, vl; sien huybrechts, fl; cemb e dir. korneel bernolet 21:00 I MAGNIFICI CENTO: chopin, frédéric (1810-1849): notturno in mi bem mag op. 9 n. 2 - [4.35] - ilia kim, pf (reg. fermo, chiesa di san marco di ponzano, 15/07/2014) - mendelssohn bartholdy, felix (1809-1847): concerto in mi min per vl e orch op. 64 - [29.00] - nikolaj znaider, vl; orch sinf nazionale della RAI dir. tomàs netopil (reg. torino, auditorium toscanini, 29/10/09) - schubert, franz (1797- 1828): trio per pf e archi n. 2 in mi bem mag op. 100 (D 929) - [43.12] - edel trio: maurizio cadossi, vl; alexander zyumbrovskiy, vcl; sabrina lanzi, pf (reg. roma, cappella paolina del quirinale, 08/11/2009) - stravinsky, igor (1882-1971): petrouchka, scene burlesche in quattro quadri (vers. del 1947) - [36.30] - orch sinf nazionale della RAI dir. peter eötvös (reg. torino, auditorium toscanini, 22/03/07) 23:00 LE PIACE... CHOPIN?: frédéric chopin: 3 notturni per pf op. 9 - [19.29] - pietro de maria, pf - concerto n. 2 in fa min per pf e orch op. 21 - [30.00] - cyprien katsaris, pf; orch sinf del queensland dir. edvard tchivzhel - 2 valzer per pf op. 69 post - [8.07] - jean philippe collard, pf LUNEDI’ 27. 02. 2017 00:00 EUROCLASSIC NOTTURNO: musiche di wolf, hugo (1860-1903), bach, carl philipp emanuel (1714-1788), haendel, georg frideric (1685-1759), lukacic, ivan (1587-1648), telemann, georg philipp (1681-1767), bruch, max (1838-1920), pejacevic, dora (1885-1923), suolahti, heikki (1920-1936) e mozart, wolfgang amadeus (1756-1791). 02:00 Il ritornello: riproposti per voi i programmi trasmessi ieri sera dalle ore 20:00 alle ore 24:00 06:00 ALMANACCO IN MUSICA: ludwig van beethoven: sinfonia n.
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