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Giovedì 31 Marzo 2016 Ideazione e coordinamento della programmazione a cura di Massimo Di Pinto con la collaborazione di Leonardo Gragnoli gli orari indicati possono variare nell'ambito di 4 minuti per eccesso o difetto Giovedì 31 marzo 2016 00:00 - 02:00 euroclassic notturno dvorák, antonín (1841-1904) ouverture da: Il re e il carbonaio, opera comica in 3 atti slovak radio symphony orch dir. stefan robl durata: 7.49 SR radio slovacca haydn, joseph (1732-1809) divertimento per 2 fl e vcl in do mag Hob. IV n. 1 "london trio" les ambassadeurs durata: 8.41 PR radio polacca beethoven, ludwig van (1770 -1827) leonora, ouverture n. 3 op. 72b orch sinf della radiotelevisione slovena dir. anton nanut durata: 13.42 RTVS radiotelevisione slovena chopin, frédéric (1810-1849) scherzo per pf n. 2 in si bem min op. 31 alex slobodyanik, pf (reg. 27/11/2003) durata: 9.59 BBC british broadcasting corporation ravel, maurice (1875-1937) quartetto per archi in fa mag allegro moderato (très doux) - assez vif (très rythmé) - très lent - vif et agité. bartok string quartet durata: 27.34 MR radiotelevisione ungherese schubert, franz (1797-1828) am tage aller seelen D 343 arr. di max reger per voce e orch dall'orig per voce e pf dietrich henschel, br; national polish radio symphony orch jerzy semkow (reg. katowice, 20/04/2012) durata: 7.06 PR radio polacca ciurlionis, mikalojus konstantinas (1875-1911) de profundis, cantata per coro e orch kaunas state choir e lithuanian national symphony orch dir. petras bingeli (reg. vilnius, 1998) durata: 8.31 LR radio lituana bella, ján levoslav (1843-1936) ouverture solenne in mi bem mag slovak radio symphony orchestra in bratislava dir. róbert stankovský (reg. 12/12/1987) durata: 6.21 SR radio slovacca marais, marin (1656-1728) caprice ou sonate da: pièces de viole, libro IV pierre pitzl e mary jean bölli, vla da gamba; luciano contini, arciliuto; augusta campagne, cemb durata: 5.35 ORF radiotelevisione austriaca telemann, georg philipp (1681-1767) ouverture in sol mag TWV 55 g 10 "burlesque de quixotte" largo - don quichottes erwachen - sein angriff auf die windmuhlen - die liebesseufzer nach der prinzessin aline - der geprellte sancho pansa - der galopp der rosinante - der galopp des esels sancho pansas - don quichottes ruhe. la stagione frankfurt dir. michael schneider (reg. vienna, 17/01/1999) durata: 19.14 ORF radiotelevisione austriaca 02:00 - 02:40 monografie: siegbert rampe mozart, wolfgang amadeus (1756-1791) sonata per pf in fa mag K 332 allegro - adagio - allegro assai. 1/10-1/12 durata: 22.32 mdg 341-1302-2 f 1 tr 10 sonata per pf in re mag K 576 allegro - adagio - allegretto. 1/2-1/4 siegbert rampe, fortepiano durata: 14.13 mdg 341-1302-2 f 1 tr 2 fuori programma: franz schubert n 3 in fa min, da 6 momenti musicali per pf op 94 allegro moderato pf barenboim daniel durata: 1.53 grammophon 415-118-2 f 1 tr 3 02:40 - 03:00 incursioni nel '900 benjamin, george (1960) at first light (1985) 1/1-1/3 le nouvel ensemble moderne dir. lorraine vailancourt durata: 17.03 ummus umm-102 f 1 tr 1 fuori programma: franz schubert scherzo in si bem mag per pf n 1 d 593 mikhail rudy, pf durata: 4.12 emi cdc-7-49162-2 f 1 tr 12 03:00 - 04:30 georg solti a londra bartók, béla (1881-1945) il mandarino meraviglioso, suite dal balletto-pantomima op. 19 durata: 17.43 decca 425-039-2 f 1 tr 12 rachmaninov, sergej (1873-1943) concerto per pf e orch n. 2 in do min op. 18 moderato 1/1 9'48". adagio sostenuto 1/2 11'56". allegro scherzando 1/3 11'19" julius katchen, pf durata: 33.08 decca 433-627-2 f 1 tr 1 bartók, béla (1881-1945) concerto per orch introduzione 1/1 9'16". presentando le coppie 1/2 6'46". elegia 1/3 6'29". intermezzo interrotto 1/4 4'13". finale 1/5 9'14" london symphony orch dir. georg solti durata: 36.12 decca 425-039-2 f 1 tr 1 04:30 - 05:00 la voce umana lescurel, jehannot de (?-1304) due virelai per voci e strum gracieusette 2/19 2'39". douce amour confortez moi 2/20 6'24" compl voc e strum "ensemble gilles binchois" dir. dominique vellard durata: 9.04 emi records 0946-356905-2-1 f 2 tr 19 palestrina, giovanni pierluigi da (1525-1594) assumpta est maria, mottetto a sei voci parte I: assumpta est maria. parte II: quae est ista the tallis scholars dir. peter phillips durata: 7.13 gimell 454-920-2 f 1 tr 2 tunder, franz (1614-1667) wend' ab deinen zorn lieber herr mit gnaden, cantata a sei voci con strumenti e b. c. elem del compl voc "rheinische kantorei" e compl strum "das kleine konzert" dir. hermann max durata: 9.14 cpo cpo-999-943-2 f 1 tr 4 fuori programma: johann sebastian bach rondeau, dall' ouverture ( suite ) in si min n 2 per orch ( fl archi e basso continuo ) bwv 1067 stephen preston fl solista orch the english concert dir trevor pinnock durata: 1.58 archiv 423-495-2 f 3 tr 2 05:00 - 05:30 pagine pianistiche haydn, joseph (1732-1809) sonata per pf n. 50 in do mag allegro 1/17 9'46". adagio 1/18 5'42". allegro molto 1/19 2'37" rudolf serkin, pf durata: 18.05 cbs mk-39562 f 1 tr 17 skrjabin, aleksandr (1872-1915) sonata per pf n. 9 op. 68 vladimir horowitz, pf durata: 9.18 cbs mk-45829 f 1 tr 4 05:30 - 06:00 tafelmusik telemann, georg philipp (1681-1767) ouverture e suite a 7 in re mag per ob trba archi e b. c. n. 1 da "tafelmusik" (seconda serie). ouverture (lentement, vite, lentement) 2/10 10'51". air (tempo giusto) 2/11 6'25". air (vivace) 2/12 2'33". air (presto) 2/13 2'33". air (allegro) 2/14 3'19" musica antiqua köln dir. reinhard goebel durata: 28.37 archiv 427-621-2 f 2 tr 10 fuori programma: frédéric chopin valzer in la bem mag op. 69 claudio arrau, pf durata: 4.44 philips 400-025-2 f 1 tr 9 06:00 - 07:00 almanacco in musica francesco durante (frattamaggiore, 31 marzo 1684 - napoli, 13 agosto 1755) concerto n. 8 in la mag per archi e b. c. "la pazzia" allegro - affettuoso 1/12 6'15". affettuoso 1/13 1'17". allegro 1/14 1'59" the raglan baroque players dir. nicholas kraemer durata: 9.31 hyperion cda67230 f 1 tr 12 wolfgang amadeus mozart or sai chi l'onore (aria di donna anna), dal I atto dell'opera "don giovanni" soprano: elisabeth grümmer (niederjeutz, 31 marzo 1911 - warendorf, 6 novembre 1986); orch wiener philharmoniker dir. wilhelm furtwängler (reg. dal vivo, 1953) durata: 3.03 cgd 3-huntcd-509-1 f 1 tr 12 joseph haydn (rohrau, 31 marzo 1732 - vienna, 31 maggio 1809) quartetto per archi in re mag op. 64 n. 5 "l'allodola" (Hob III n. 63) allegro moderato 1/10 6'11". adagio cantabile 1/11 5'48". minuetto (allegretto) 1/12 3'55". finale (vivace) 1/13 2'01" elem dell'orch del teatro alla scala di milano: francesco manara e pierangelo negri, vl; simonide braconi, vla; massimo polidori, vcl durata: 17.19 dad records dad-006 f 1 tr 10 henryk wieniawski (lublino, 10 luglio 1835 - mosca, 31 marzo 1880) variazioni su un tema originale per vl e pf op. 15 nikolaj znaider, vl; daniel gortler, pf durata: 12.08 bmg 82876-50470-2 f 1 tr 10 john stainer (londra, 6 giugno 1840 - verona, 31 marzo 1901) evening canticles, per coro e org magnificat 1/3 6'30". nunc dimittis 1/4 3'30". coro della cattedrale di ely; org e dir. arthur wills durata: 10.00 helios cdh88006 f 1 tr 3 fuori programma: frederic chopin valzer in fa min op 70 n 2 per pf claudio arrau pf durata: 3.37 philips 400-025-2 f 1 tr 12 07:00 - 08:30 concerto del mattino johannes brahms quintetto in si min per cl e archi op. 115 allegro 1/4 12'48". adagio 1/5 11'10". andantino - presto non assai ma con sentimento 1/6 4'44". con moto - un poco meno mosso 1/7 8'49" paul meyer, cl; quartetto capuçon: renaud capuçon e aki sauliere, vl; béatrice muthelet, vla; gautier capuçon, vcl durata: 37.33 emi records 00946-395147-2-4 f 1 tr 4 max reger sinfonietta in la mag op. 90 allegro moderato (quasi allegretto) 1/1 15'22". scherzo (allegro vivace) e trio (moderato - tempo I) 1/2 13'09". larghetto 1/3 8'22". allegro con spirito - più allegro 1/4 13'26" günter siering, vl solista; orch dresdner philharmonie dir. heinz bongartz durata: 50.21 berlin classic 0183992bc-4 f 1 tr 1 08:30 - 09:00 intermezzo barocco bernardo pasquini undici composizioni per cemb toccata per lo scozzese 1/1 2'39". canzona francese 1/2 2'29". allemanda 1/3 1'43". corrente 1/4 1'11". giga 1/5 0'57". toccata 1/6 2'01". passacaglia per lo scozzese 1/7 3'09". ricercare 1/8 3'58". partite del saltarello 1/9 3'06". toccata 1/10 2'42". allemanda per l'ongria 1/11 2'11" rinaldo alessandrini, cemb durata: 26.22 astree e-8726 f 1 tr 1 fuori programma: marcel grandjany automne (autunno) per arpa lily laskine, arpa durata: 2.40 erato 3984-22029-2-3 f 3 tr 15 09:00 - 10:30 capricci italiani giovanni legrenzi 7 sonate strum dal I libro delle sonate op.
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