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WDR Radioprogramm Woche 5: 1. Bis 7. Februar 2016 WDR Radioprogramm Woche 5: 1. bis 7. Februar 2016 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Montag 01.02.2016 Filmschauspieler, Stummfilm- Peter Tschaikowsky Star) Variationen über ein Rokoko- Wiederholung heute 18:40 Thema, op. 33; Leonard 10:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Elschenbroich, Violoncello; 10:05 WDR 2 Gürzenich-Orchester Köln, Mit WDR 2 immer gut durch den Leitung: Dmitrij Kitajenko Tag Ludwig van Beethoven . Darin: 10:30 11:30 12:30 13:30 An die ferne Geliebte, op. 98; 00:00 1LIVE Fiehe Kurznachrichten Christian Gerhaher, Bariton; Freestylesendung mit Klaus 10:50 WDR 2 - Wilfried Gerold Huber, Klavier Fiehe Schmickler Johann Sebastian Bach seit 22:00 Uhr 11:00 12:00 13:00 Nachrichten, Konzert C-dur, BWV 1061; Yaara 01:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Wetter Tal und Andreas Groethuysen, Übernahme vom NDR 12:05 WDR 2 Mittagsmagazin Klavier; Münchner 01:05 1LIVE Nacht 14:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Rundfunkorchester, Leitung: Musik und Comedy für den 14:05 WDR 2 Roman Kofman Sektor bei Nacht Mit WDR 2 in den Feierabend Hector Berlioz Darin: 02:00 03:00 04:00 Darin: 14:30 15:30 16:30 17:30 Symphonie fantastique, op. 14; Nachrichten, Wetter Kurznachrichten Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Übernahme vom NDR 14:31 15:31 16:31 17:31 WDR 2 Leitung: Robin Ticciati 05:00 1LIVE mit Olli Briesch und dem regional Christoph Graupner Imhof 14:50 Quintessenz Tipps und Konzert B-dur; Sergio Azzolini, Die tägliche, aktuelle Morgen- Trends Fagott; Ensemble il capriccio, Show in 1LIVE 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 Leitung: Friedemann Wezel 10:00 1LIVE die Schorn-Show Nachrichten, Wetter Wilhelm Kienzl Der Vormittag in 1LIVE 18:40 WDR 2 Stichtag Streichquartett Nr. 3, op. 113; 14:00 1LIVE mit Lisa Kestel und dem Wiederholung von heute 09:40 Thomas Christian Ensemble Schröder 19:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari Der Nachmittag in 1LIVE 19:05 WDR 2 MonTalk Venezianische Suite a-moll, op. 18:00 1LIVE Elfer - Die Fußballshow Prominente im WDR 2 Gespräch 18; Münchner Mit Tobi Schäfer Studiogast: Frank Goosen, Rundfunkorchester, Leitung: Ulf Die interaktive Show zur Kabarettist, Romanautor Schirmer Bundesliga mit dem 1LIVE Elfer- Moderation: Gisela Steinhauer Gioacchino Rossini Team, Gästen und Eurer Darin: 20:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Serenata Es-dur; Budapest Meinung 21:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Festival Orchestra, Leiitung: Iván 20:00 1LIVE Plan B 21:05 WDR 2 Made in Germany Fischer Mit Franziska Niesar und Darin: 22:00 23:00 Nachrichten, Claude Debussy Tilmann Köllner Wetter Sonate d-moll; Sebastian Der Abend in 1LIVE - im Zeichen 22:30 WDR 2 Sport Klinger, Violoncello; Milana der Popkultur 23:30 WDR 2 Berichte von heute Chernyavska, Klavier 23:00 1LIVE Kassettendeck Übernahme vom NDR Nino Rota Künstler stellen ihr persönliches bis 24:00 Uhr A Renaissance Timepiece; Royal Mixtape vor Scottish National Orchestra, bis 24:00 Uhr Leitung: Cliff Eidelman Francis Poulenc Trois pièces; Eric Le Sage, Klavier 00:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Anonymus 00:05 Das ARD Nachtkonzert Fun Tashlikh; Kleztory; I Musici Verkehrsdurchsagen Vom Bayerischen Rundfunk de Montréal, Leitung: Yuli halbstündlich und bei Bedarf Johannes Brahms Turovsky 00:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Variationen B-dur über ein Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Übernahme vom NDR Thema von Joseph Haydn, op. Streichersinfonie Nr. 10 h-moll; 00:03 NDR 2 und WDR 2 Die Nacht 56a; Gewandhausorchester, Concerto Köln Übernahme vom NDR Leitung: Riccardo Chailly Darin: 02:00 04:00 05:00 Darin: 01:00 02:00 03:00 04:00 Antonio Vivaldi Nachrichten, Wetter Nachrichten, Wetter Flötenkonzert D-dur; Eckart 06:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Übernahme vom NDR Haupt; Dresdner Barocksolisten, 06:05 WDR 3 Mosaik 05:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Leitung: Peter Schreier Klassische Musik und Aktuelles Übernahme vom NDR Albert Lortzing aus der Kultur 05:05 WDR 2 Konzertstück E-dur; Peter Damm, Darin: 06:30 07:30 08:30 Kurz- Ihr Morgenmagazin für einen Horn; Staatskapelle Dresden, und Kulturnachrichten frischen Start in den Tag Leitung: Siegfried Kurz 07:00 08:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Darin: 05:30 06:30 07:30 08:30 Joseph Haydn 07:50 Kirche in WDR 3 09:30 Kurznachrichten Streichquartett B-dur, op. 64,3; Choral 05:56 Kirche in WDR 2 Leipziger Streichquartett Pfarrerin Christiane Neufang, 06:00 07:00 08:00 09:00 Ludwig van Beethoven Köln Nachrichten, Wetter Sinfonie Nr. 7 A-dur, op. 92; 09:00 Nachrichten, Wetter 06:31 07:31 08:31 09:31 WDR 2 MDR Sinfonieorchester, Leitung: 09:05 WDR 3 Klassik Forum regional Matthias Bamert Mit Ulrike Gondorf Wetter Otto Nicolai Fanny Hensel 09:40 WDR 2 Stichtag Ouvertüre zu "Die lustigen Februar, aus "Das Jahr", 12 1. Februar 1966: Todestag Weiber von Windsor"; Wiener Charakterstücke für Klavier; Buster Keaton (amerikanischer Philharmoniker, Leitung: Carlos Lauma Skride Kleiber 1 WDR Radioprogramm Woche 5: 1. bis 7. Februar 2016 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Leonard Bernstein Klassische Musik und Aktuelles Pfarrerin Christiane Neufang, Paris Waltz / The Best of All aus der Kultur Köln Possible Worlds, aus "Candide"; 13:00 Nachrichten, Wetter 09:20 "Quiz hoch vier" Max Adrian, Barbara Cook und 13:04 WDR 3 Lunchkonzert 10:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Robert Rounseville, Gesang; 14:45 WDR 3 Lesezeichen 10:05 Hallo, NRW! Chor und Orchester der Original- Friedrich Glauser: Dada Mit Steffi Schmitz Broadway-Produktion, Leitung: 15:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Darin: 10:20 10:40 Thema des Samuel Krachmalnick 15:05 WDR 3 Tonart Tages Jean-Philippe Rameau Mit Anna Austrup 11:00 12:00 13:00 Nachrichten, Air tendre des muses, aus "Le Darin: 16:00 17:00 Nachrichten, Wetter temple de la gloire"; Les Wetter 11:20 Gut zu wissen Musiciens du Louvre, Leitung: 17:45 WDR 3 ZeitZeichen 11:40 Wetter regional Marc Minkowski Stichtag heute 1. Februar 1966 13:20 Zur Sache François-Joseph Gossec Der Todestag des Regisseurs 14:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Peuple, évielle-toi, Hymne für und Filmschauspielers Buster 14:05 Unser Nachmittag Chor und Orchester; Choeur de Keaton Mit Jürgen Renfordt l'Armée Française; Orchestre Von Christiane Kopka Darin: 14:20 Viel Spaß! Es lebe d'Harmonie des Gardiens de la Wiederholung von WDR5 heute die Liebe Paix de Paris, Leitung: Claude 09:45 15:00 16:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Pichaureau 18:00 WDR 3 Der Tag um sechs 15:20 Fragebogen/Meilensteine Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach 18:10 WDR 3 Resonanzen und Legenden Sonate B-dur; Collegium Aktuelles aus der Kultur 15:40 Wetter regional Musicum 90 19:00 Nachrichten, Wetter 16:20 NRW-Topthema Carl Heinrich Graun 19:05 WDR 3 Hörspiel 17:00 Der Tag um fünf Barbaro, barbaro, aus der Oper Die Ohrfeige 17:15 Unser Nachmittag "Montezuma"; Dorothea Wirtz, Von Abbas Khider 18:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Sopran; Deutsche Bearbeitung: Julia Tieke unter 18:05 WDR 4 Jeck Duell (Finale) Kammerakademie, Leitung: Mitarbeit von Abbas Khider Mit Reinhard Kröhnert Johannes Goritzki Regie: Claudia Johanna Leist Die karnevalistische Hitparade Richard Strauss 20:00 Nachrichten, Wetter bei WDR 4 Macbeth, op. 23, Tondichtung 20:05 WDR 3 Konzert Darin: 19:40 NRW für großes Orchester; SWR International Beethoven Wettergespräch Sinfonieorchester Baden-Baden Competition Bonn 20:00 Nachrichten, Wetter und Freiburg, Leitung: François- Pianistinnen und Pianisten des 20:05 "Go, Götz, Go!" - Alsmanns Xavier Roth Wettbewerbs; Beethoven Radioshow John Ireland Orchester Bonn, Leitung: Stefan Mit Götz Alsmann Phantasie Trio a-moll; Monte Blunier WDR 4 für Liebhaber Klaviertrio Aufnahmen aus dem Großen 21:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Camille Saint-Saëns Saal der Telekom Zentrale und 21:05 Spielplatz - Orchester, Combos Romanze für Horn und aus der Beethovenhalle und Solisten Orchester; Ulrich Hübner; Kölner 22:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Mit Suitbert Kempkes Akademie, Leitung: Michael 22:05 WDR 3 Jazz & World WDR 4 für Liebhaber Alexander Willens Mit Hans W. Ewert 22:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Franz Schubert Percussion Bitter Sweet 22:05 Am Rande der Nacht - Musik zum 5 Lieder aus dem Liederzyklus Der Schlagzeuger Max Roach Träumen "Die Winterreise"; Jacob bis 24:00 Uhr Darin: 23:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Högström, Bariton; Dan Larsson, bis 24:00 Uhr Klarinette; Magnus Grönlund, Gitarre Edvard Grieg Heimwärts / Traumgesicht, aus "Lyrische Stücke", Heft 7, op. Verkehrshinweise erfolgen bis 62; Leif Ove Andsnes, Klavier 20.00 Uhr halbstündlich, von 00:00-06:00 WDR 5 Nachtaktiv Carl Nielsen 20.00 Uhr bis 22.00 Uhr 00:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Sinfonie Nr. 4, op. 29; Königlich stündlich 00:05 Presseclub Philharmonisches Orchester 00:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Wiederholung von Sonntag Stockholm, Leitung: Sakari 00:05 Die ARD Hitnacht 12:03 Oramo Vom Saarländischen Rundfunk 00:45 Presseclub - nachgefragt Jean Sibelius Darin: 01:00 02:00 03:00 04:00 Wiederholung von Sonntag Valse, op. 81,3; Gidon Kremer, 05:00 Nachrichten, Wetter 12:45 Violine; Elena Kremer, Klavier Übernahme vom NDR 01:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Samuel Barber 06:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Übernahme vom NDR Andromaches Abschied, op. 39, 06:05 Guten Morgen! 01:05 Bücher - Das WDR 5- Szene für Singstimme und Mit Michael Meyer Literaturmagazin Orchester; Martina Arroyo, Darin: 06:30 07:30 08:30 09:30 Wiederholung von Samstag Sopran; New York Philharmonic Kurznachrichten, Wetter 20:05 Orchestra, Leitung: Thomas 06:40 08:40 09:40 Wetter 02:00 Nachrichten, Wetter Schippers regional Übernahme vom NDR Traditional 07:00 08:00 09:00 Nachrichten, 02:05 Diesseits von Eden Li'l David Play on Your Harp; Wetter Die Welt der Religionen Martina Arroyo, Sopran; Leonard 07:20 Mannis Wochenende Wiederholung von Sonntag Hokanson, Klavier 07:40 NRW-Wetter 09:05 12:00
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