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Montag 07.01.2019 . 00:00 1LIVE Fiehe Freestylesendung Mit Klaus Montag 07.01.2019 09:30 10:30 11:30 12:30 Christoph Willibald Gluck WDR aktuell und Lokalzeit Ballettsuite, aus "Orphée et auf WDR 2 Eurydice"; Kammerorchester 09:40 WDR 2 Stichtag Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, 7. Januar 1894: Der Leitung: Hartmut Haenchen Geburtstag des Teodossij Spassov Franziskaner-Paters Scherzo; Vlatko Stefanovski . Maximilian Kolbe und Miroslav Tadic, Gitarre; 00:00 1LIVE Fiehe Wiederholung heute 18:40 Teodossij Spassov, Kaval; Freestylesendung mit Klaus 10:50 WDR 2 - Wilfried MDR Sinfonieorchester, Fiehe Schmickler Leitung: Kristjan Järvi seit 22:00 Uhr 13:00 WDR 2 Das Mittagsmagazin Joachim Raff 01:00 Die junge Nacht der ARD Darin: 13:00 14:00 WDR Sinfonie Nr. 5 E-Dur, op. 177 Mit Maike Greine aktuell "Leonore"; Orchestre de la Darin: 01:00 02:00 03:00 13:30 14:30 WDR aktuell und Suisse Romande, Leitung: 04:00 WDR aktuell Lokalzeit auf WDR 2 Neeme Järvi 05:00 1LIVE mit Olli Briesch und 15:00 WDR 2 Der Nachmittag Franz Schubert dem Imhof Darin: 15:00 16:00 17:00 Klaviertrio Es-Dur, D 929; Die tägliche, aktuelle 18:00 WDR aktuell Thomas Albertus Irnberger, Morgen-Show in 1LIVE 15:30 16:30 17:30 WDR Violine; David Geringas, 10:00 1LIVE Tina Middendorf aktuell und Lokalzeit auf Violoncello; Michael Korstick, Der Vormittag in 1LIVE WDR 2 Klavier 14:00 1LIVE mit Linda Reitinger 18:40 WDR 2 Stichtag Johannes Brahms und dem Meyer Wiederholung von heute 6 Lieder und Romanzen, op. Der Nachmittag in 1LIVE 09:40 93a; Arnold Schoenberg 18:00 1LIVE mit Johanna Tänzer 19:00 WDR 2 Best of Thadeusz Chor, Leitung: Erwin Ortner Die Themen des Tages im Darin: 19:00 WDR aktuell Johann Friedrich Fasch Sektor 20:00 WDR 2 POP! Quartett d-Moll; Camerata 20:00 1LIVE Plan B Darin: 20:00 21:00 22:00 Köln Mit Franziska Niesar und 23:00 WDR aktuell Dmitrij Schostakowitsch Tilmann Köllner 23:30 WDR 2 Berichte von heute Jazz-Suite Nr. 2; hr- Der Abend in 1LIVE - im Angeschlossener Sender: Sinfonieorchester, Leitung: Zeichen der Popkultur NDR Dmitrij Kitajenko 23:00 1LIVE Reportage bis 24:00 Uhr Georg Haentzschel Mit Jörn Behr Robinson soll nicht sterben, Hörspiele und Features. Suite; WDR Wirklichkeiten neu montiert Funkhausorchester, Leitung: Inside JVA Emmerich Smola Zu Besuch hinter Gittern Michael Haydn Von Lena Sapper 00:00 WDR aktuell Sinfonie Nr. 34 Es-Dur; bis 24:00 Uhr 00:05 Das ARD Nachtkonzert Deutsche Kammerakademie Vom Bayerischen Rundfunk Neuss, Leitung: Johannes Aram Chatschaturjan Goritzki Klavierkonzert Des-Dur; Georges Bizet Nareh Arghamanyan; MDR Carmen, Suite Nr. 1; Sinfonieorchester, Leitung: Orchestre symphonique de Verkehrsdurchsagen Alain Altinoglu Montréal, Leitung: Charles halbstündlich und bei Bedarf Jan Dismas Zelenka Dutoit 00:00 ARD Popnacht Te Deum à due cori; Heike Moritz Hauptmann Vom Südwestrundfunk Hallaschka und Martina Lins- Sonatine F-Dur, op. 10,3; Darin: 00:00 01:00 02:00 Reuber, Sopran; Patrick van Andreas Hartmann, Violine; 03:00 04:00 WDR aktuell Goethem, Countertenor; Rolf-Dieter Arens, Klavier 05:00 WDR 2 Der Morgen Marcus Ullmann, Tenor; Alexander Glasunow Darin: 05:00 05:30 06:00 Jochen Kupfer, Bass; Konzertwalzer D-Dur, op. 47; 07:00 08:00 WDR aktuell Dresdner Kammerchor an Beethoven Orchester Bonn, Wetter der Hochschule für Musik Leitung: Stefan Blunier 05:56 Kirche in WDR 2 Carl Maria von Weber; Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach 06:30 07:30 08:30 WDR Dresdner Barockorchester, Sinfonie A-Dur; aktuell und Lokalzeit auf Leitung: Hans-Christoph Kammerorchester Carl WDR 2 Rademann Philipp Emanuel Bach, 09:00 WDR 2 Der Vormittag Antonín Dvorák Leitung: Hartmut Haenchen Darin: 09:00 10:00 11:00 Slawische Rhapsodie As- Enrique Granados 12:00 WDR aktuell Dur, op. 45,3; Staatskapelle Valses Poéticos, op. 10; Dresden, Leitung: Paavo Benjamin Grosvenor, Klavier Berglund Christoph Graupner 1 Flötenkonzert h-Moll; Ars Konzert, op. 38; Chicago Jonathan: Hüseyin Michael Musica Zürich Symphony Orchestra, Cirpici Darin: 02:00 04:00 05:00 Leitung: Neeme Järvi Xiong Wen/Sicherheitsmann: WDR aktuell Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Björn Jung 06:00 WDR aktuell Fantasie f-Moll, KV 608; Arzt 2/Steward: Simon Roden 06:05 WDR 3 Mosaik Vienna Reed Quintet Sayi: Sona MacDonald Klassische Musik und Antonín Dvorák Pflegerin/Frau X2: Lena Aktuelles aus der Kultur Sinfonie Nr. 9 e-Moll, op. 95 Geyer Darin: 06:30 07:30 08:30 "Aus der Neuen Welt"; Ye Wenjie: Tatja Seibt Kurz- und Kulturnachrichten Bamberger Symphoniker, Tyler: Tom Zahner 07:00 08:00 WDR aktuell Leitung: Jakub Hrusa Ding Yi: Matthias Bundschuh 07:50 Kirche in WDR 3 Scott Joplin Forscher 3/Medienstimme 2: Choral The Entertainer / Maple Leaf Torsten Peter Schnick Markus Potthoff, Essen Rag, aus "Ragtimes"; John Dr. Ringier/Medienstimme 1: 09:00 WDR aktuell Tilbury, Klavier Verena Zimmermann 09:05 WDR 3 Klassik Forum Franz Waxman Diaz: Carlos Lobo Mit Ulrike Gondorf Ouvertüre aus dem Film Kuhn/Stimme Funk: Kilian Anonymus "Huckleberry Finn"; Land Qui desidra esser felice?; Queensland Symphony Robinson: Andreas Grothgar Capella della Torre, Leitung: Orchestra, Leitung: Richard Chang Weisi: Walter Katharina Bäuml Mills Gontermann Leonardo da Vinci 12:00 WDR 3 Der Tag um zwölf Kommandantin: Jasmin Amore sola mi fa remirare; 12:10 WDR 3 Kultur am Mittag Schwiers Capella della Torre, Leitung: Klassische Musik und Wandbrecher 1: Thomas Katharina Bäuml Aktuelles aus der Kultur Gimbel Jean-Jacques Rousseau 13:00 WDR aktuell Wandbrecher 2: Santiago Ouvertüre zum Singspiel "Le 13:04 WDR 3 Lunchkonzert Ziesmer Devin du Village"; Les 14:45 WDR 3 Lesezeichen Sophon: Daniel Rothaug nouveaux caractères, Lion Feuchtwanger: Ein Französischer Leitung: Sebastien d´Herin möglichst intensives Leben Delegierter/Mann X3: Jean Felix Mendelssohn 15:00 WDR aktuell Luc Bubert Bartholdy 15:04 WDR 3 Tonart Russischer Delegierter/Mann Frage, op. 9,1; Peter Darin: 16:00 17:00 WDR X1: Dmitri Alexandrov Schreier, Tenor; Walter aktuell US Delegierter/Mann X2: Olbertz, Klavier 17:45 WDR 3 ZeitZeichen Charles Ripley Charles Ives Stichtag heute 7. Januar König Wen/Aristoteles/Mann The Unanswered Question; 1894 X4: Renier Baaken WDR Sinfonieorchester, Der Geburtstag des Newton/Galileo/Mann X5: Leitung: Gary Bertini Franziskaner-Paters Martin Bross Maurice Ravel Maximilian Kolbe Moazu (Mozi): Ernst-August 2 Mélodies hébraiques, op. Von Uwe Schulz Schepmann 39; Johannes Martin Kränzle, Wiederholung von WDR 5 Einstein: Walter Renneisen Bariton; Hilko Dumno, Klavier heute 09:45 Reporter: Martin Groß Hanns Eisler 18:00 WDR 3 Der Tag um sechs Anschließend: Vierzehn Arten den Regen zu 18:10 WDR 3 Resonanzen WDR 3 Foyer beschreiben; Aktuelles aus der Kultur 20:00 WDR aktuell Kammerensemble Zürich, 19:00 WDR aktuell 20:04 WDR 3 Konzert Leitung: Christoph Keller 19:04 WDR 3 Hörspiel Mit Sabine Weber Peer Raben Der dunkle Wald (1) Über Chorbuch Mieze und Franz, aus "3 Hörspiel in 8 Teilen nach Johann Sebastian Bach kleine Orchesterstücke in dem gleichnamigen Roman Choräle und doppelchörige memoriam R. 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