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Mercoledì 17 Settembre 2014 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 Mercoledì 17 settembre 2014 00:00 - 02:00 euroclassic notturno bouwman, nicolaas arie (1854-1941) thalia-ouverture, per orch di fiati dutch national youth wind orch dir. jan cober (reg. soesterberg, 18-19/10/1997) durata: 8.36 NOS ente olandese per le trasmissioni gershwin, george (1898-1937) rapsodia in blue (trascr per pf solo) benjamin grosvenor, pf (reg. londra, 01/10/2010) durata: 13.29 BBC british broadcasting corporation vaughan williams, ralph (1872-1958) verso la regione sconosciuta, per coro e orch testo di walt whitman (1819-1892) codetta choir, irish youth chamber choir, national youth choir and orch of great britain dir. vasily petrenko (reg. londra, royal albert hall, bbc proms 11/08/2013) durata: 10.59 BBC british broadcasting corporation scheidt, samuel (1587-1654) in dulci jubilo stuart laughton e james gardiner, trb soliste; edward moroney, org; toronto mendelssohn youth choir e hannaford street silver band dir. john rutter durata: 3.20 CBC canadian broadcasting corporation bach, carl philipp emanuel (1714-1788) sinfonia in mi bem Wq 179 akademie für alte musik berlin (reg. 17/08/1999) durata: 13.14 NRK radiodiffusione nazionale norvegese mozart, wolfgang amadeus (1756-1791) due quartetti per fl vl vla e vcl n. 3 in do mag K Anh 171 (258b): allegro - andantino. n. 1 in re mag K 285: allegro - adagio - rondò. dóra seres, fl; elem del young danish string quartet: rune sørensen, vl; asbjørn nørgaard, vla; carl-oscar østerlind, vcl (reg. copenhagen, 29/03/2006) durata: 25.38 DR radiotelevisione di stato danese ciajkovskij, piotr (1840-1893) concerto in re mag per vl e orch op. 35 allegro moderato, moderato assai - canzonetta (andante) - finale (allegro vivacissimo). durata: 36.03 BBC british broadcasting corporation melodia op. 42 n. 3 per vl e orch dall'orig per vl e pf joshua bell, vl; national youth orch of the united states dir. valery gergiev (reg. londra, royal albert hall, 21/07/2013) durata: 4.16 BBC british broadcasting corporation 02:00 - 03:00 strauss e i suoi contemporanei: l'europa musicale al tempo di "schlagobers" bossi, marco enrico (1861-1925) "santa caterina da siena", poemetto per vl e pf anno di composizione: 1924. introduzione (piuttosto lento recitativo) - i primi fervori (poco piu' mosso - mosso con passione) - le stimmate (calmo doloroso - affettuoso) - le tribolazioni (allegro agitato - quasi presto) - l'estasi mistica (piu' calmo - adagio - sostenuto - calmo) - la morte (ferale - mosso - un po' agitato - un po' mosso - ferale) - l'assunzione (piuttosto lento - adagio) 1/10 - 1/16 27'05" roberto noferini, vl; giulio giurato, pf durata: 27.05 tactus tc-862705 f 1 tr 10 ravel, maurice (1875-1937) "tzigane", rapsodia da concerto per vl e orch composizione del 1922-24, orchestrazione del 1924. lento quasi cadenza - moderato - allegro - moderato - allegro joshua bell, vl; royal philharmonic orch dir. andrew litton durata: 10.26 decca 478-4493 f 1 tr 13 hindemith, paul (1895-1963) trio n. 1 per archi op. 34 anno di composizione: 1924. toccata 1/1 5'32". adagio (lent et tres calme) 1/2 7'11". scherzo 1/3 1'41". fuga (tres vif) 1/4 6'58" trio d'archi contrechamps: isabelle magnenat, vl; ruth killius, viola; daniel haefliger, vcl durata: 21.22 stradivarius str-33481 f 1 tr 1 03:00 - 06:00 progetto strauss strauss, richard (1864-1949) schlagobers, balletto viennese in 2 atti op. 70 prima rappresentazione: vienna, staatsoper 9 maggio 1924. introduzione e atto I 1/1 - 1/11 35'15 . atto II 1/12 - 1/27 39'30 tokyo metropolitan symphony orch dir. hiroshi wakasugi durata: 74.47 denon co-73414 f 1 tr 1 josephslegende (la leggenda di giuseppe) - azione in un atto op. 63 argomento liberamente tratto dall'antico testamento, scritto da hugo von hofmannsthal ed harry graf kessler. atto unico 1/1 - 1/70 1h04'32" orch budapest festival dir. ivan fischer durata: 64.32 channel classic ccs-sa-24507 f 1 tr 1 5 pezzi per pf op. 3 n. 1: andante 1/5 5'44". n. 2: allegro vivace scherzando 1/6 3'04". n. 3: largo 1/7 10'15". n. 4: allegro molto 1/8 3'28". n. 5: allegro marcatissimo 1/9 5'26" glenn gould, pf durata: 28.04 sony bmg music 88697148562 f 1 tr 5 durch einsamkeiten per coro maschile a cappella elementi del coro della radio di berlino dir. robin gritton durata: 5.30 koch 3-6541-2 f 1 tr 16 fuori programma: gioachino rossini une caresse a' ma femme per pf n 7 da "album pour les enfants degourdis" - 12 pezzi per pf - volume VII della raccolta "peches de viellesse" jeffrey swann, pf durata: 3.24 agora' ag-066-1 f 1 tr 5 06:00 - 07:00 piccola antologia antonio valente gagliarda napolitana elem del compl strum hesperion XXI: jordi savall, vla da gamba; arianna savall, arpa; xavier diaz, chit; michael behringer, cemb; pedro estevan ed eliseo parra, percuss durata: 4.22 aliavox av-9820 f 1 tr 1 pietro antonio locatelli concerto grosso a quattro in re mag per archi e b. c. op. 1 n. 9 allegro 1/19 1'56". largo 1/20 0'52". allemanda (allegro) 1/21 2'06". sarabanda (largo) 1/22 3'05". allegro 1/23 3'05" orch "freiburger barock" vl e dir. gottfried von der goltz durata: 11.04 harmonia mundi hmc-901889 f 1 tr 19 franz anton hoffmeister divertimento n. 4 in si bem mag per 2 ob 2 cl 2 corni 2 fag e cb allegro 1/10 5'05". adagio 1/11 2'59". rondò (allegretto) 1/12 2'14" compl strum "consortium classicum" durata: 10.18 cpo cpo-999-107-2 f 1 tr 10 robert schumann konzertstück in re min-mag per pf e orch op. 134 introduzione e allegro 1/5 12'45" murray perahia, pf; orch berliner philharmoniker dir. claudio abbado durata: 12.45 sony sk-64577 f 1 tr 5 emmanuel chabrier à la musique, per sopr coro di voci femm e orch barbara hendricks, sopr; orch du capitole de toulouse e voci femm del coro di toulouse midi-pyrénées dir. michel plasson - m° del coro: josé aquino durata: 8.55 emi cdc-7-54004-2 f 1 tr 3 samuel barber tre brani da: souvenirs, per pf a 4 mani op. 28 waltz 1/4 4'01". schottische 1/5 2'43". two step 1/7 1'45". duo eka: cristina campi e laila di michele, pf durata: 8.29 videoradio vr-cd-000399 f 1 tr 4 07:00 - 07:40 monografie: jaap ter linden antonio vivaldi sonata per vcl e b.c. n. 1 in si bem mag RV 47 largo 1/1 3'56". allegro 1/2 3'13". largo 1/3 2'56". allegro 1/4 2'00" durata: 12.05 brilliant classics 93567 f 1 tr 1 sonata per vcl e b.c. n. 3 in la min RV 43 largo 1/9 3'41". allegro 1/10 3'25". largo 1/11 3'38". allegro 1/12 2'56" durata: 13.40 brilliant classics 93567 f 1 tr 9 sonata per vcl e b.c. n. 5 in la min RV 40 largo 1/17 4'00". allegro 1/18 2'55". largo 1/19 2'55". allegro 1/20 2'01" jaap ter linden, vcl; basso continuo: lars ulrik mortensen, cemb; judith-maria becker, vcl durata: 11.51 brilliant classics 93567 f 1 tr 17 07:40 - 08:00 intermezzo organistico olivier messiaen tre brani da: livre du saint sacrement prière avant la communion 8/4 5'44". la joie de la grâce 8/5 5'59". prière après la communion 8/6 6'23" willem tanke, org durata: 18.06 brilliant classics 8639 f 8 tr 4 fuori programma: mikhail glinka mazurka in la min per pf francesco bertoldi, pf durata: 1.06 nuova era 7232 f 1 tr 4 08:00 - 09:00 classicalcinema aa vv tous le matins du monde, musiche dalla colonna sonora originale del film di alain corneau (1990) jean baptiste lully: marche pour la ceremonie des turcs 1/1 2'14". marin marais: improvisation sur les folies d'espagne 1/2 1'06". jordi savall: prelude pour mr vauquelin 1/3 1'45". sainte colombe: gavotte du tendre 1/4 1'25". anonimo: une jeune fillette 1/5 1'58". sainte colombe: les pleurs 1/6 4'11" jordi savall, vla da gamba; rolf lislevand, tiorba; montserrat figueras e maria cristina kiehr, sopr; le concert des nations dir. jordi savall durata: 12.38 valois v-4640 f 1 tr 1 tous le matins du monde, musiche dalla colonna sonora originale del film di alain corneau (1990) sainte colombe: concert a deux violes "le retour" 1/7 8'17". marin marais: la reveuse 1/8 4'55". françois couperin: troisième leçon de tenebres à 2 voix 1/9 12'39". marin marais: l'arabesque 1/10 5'57". anonimo XVII sec: fantaisie en mi mineur 1/11 2'39". marin marais: le badinage 1/13 6'52" jordi savall, vla da gamba; pierre hantai, org e cemb; rolf lislevand, tiorba; christophe coin, vla da gamba; montserrat figueras e maria cristina kiehr, sopr durata: 41.20 valois v-4640 f 1 tr 7 fuori programma: felix mendelssohn bartholdy andante con moto, da sei romanze senza parole op. 62 hector moreno e norberto capelli, pf durata: 2.12 dynamic cds-64 f 1 tr 17 09:00 - 10:00 almanacco in musica hildegard von bingen (bermersheim vor der höhe, 1098 - bingen am rhein, 17 settembre 1179) o dulcis electe, responsorio per coro di voci femm a cappella sabine lutzenberger, voce solista; 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