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Swr2 Programm Kw 11 SWR2 PROGRAMM - Seite 1 - KW 11 / 11. - 17.03.2019 Georg Philipp Telemann: Und wie können wir erkennen, ob wir Montag, 11. März Trompetenkonzert D-Dur uns im Netz gerade mit einem echten Ole Edvard Antonsen (Trompete) Menschen unterhalten oder doch nur 0.05 ARD-Nachtkonzert English Chamber Orchestra mit einem Computerprogramm? Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel: Leitung: Jeffrey Tate „Seid willkommen, schöne Stunden“, 8.58 SWR2 Programmtipps Schäferspiel 5.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Dorothee Mields (Sopran) 9.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Elisabeth Graf (Alt) 5.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert Knut Schoch (Tenor) Johann Christian Bach: 9.05 SWR2 Musikstunde Ekkehard Abele (Bass) Sinfonie C-Dur Komponistinnen: Caroline Telemannisches Collegium The Hanover Band Boissier-Butini und Maria Michaelstein Leitung: Anthony Halstead Szymanowska Leitung: Ludger Rémy Johann Daniel Mylius: „Ich spiele nicht nur Klavier ...“ Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: 3 Tänze Mit Ulla Zierau Streichquartett Nr. 2 a-Moll op. 13 Lutz Kirchhof (Laute) Leipziger Streichquartett Nino Rota: Komponistinnen entdecken: Wie haben Robert Schumann: „The godfather“, Filmmusiksuite sie gelebt, sich behauptet, wo und bei Romanzen op. 69 Orchestra Filarmonica della Scala wem haben sie studiert, wie wurden sie MDR Rundfunkchor Leitung: Riccardo Muti von ihren Zeitgenossen Klavier und Leitung: Howard Arman Johann Friedrich Fasch: wahrgenommen und warum sind viele Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Konzert D-Dur FWV L:D15 von ihnen in Vergessenheit geraten. Konzert a-Moll Wq 26 Tempesta di Mare Die SWR2 Musikstunde sucht nach Michael Rische (Klavier) Emmanuel Chabrier: Antworten und stellt einzelne Kammersymphonie Leipzig Suite de valse Komponistinnen vor: Die wohlhabende Leitung: Katharina Sprenger Alexandre Tharaud (Klavier) Schweizerin Caroline Boissier-Butini Richard Wagner: William Boyce: erregte als Interpretin eigener Werke „Die Feen“, Ouvertüre Sinfonie D-Dur op. 2 Nr. 5 europaweit Aufsehen. Weniger Glück MDR Sinfonieorchester Academy of Ancient Music hatte die polnische Komponistin Maria Leitung: Jun Märkl Leitung: Christopher Hogwood Szymanowska, ihr Mann hatte kein Verständnis für ihr künstlerisches 2.00 Nachrichten, Wetter 6.00 SWR2 am Morgen Bestreben. Sie musste ein Leben als darin bis 8.30 Uhr: allein erziehende Mutter und 2.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert u. a. Pressestimmen, Konzertpianistin vereinbaren, ein Dmitrij Schostakowitsch: Kulturmedienschau und schwieriges Unterfangen. Immerhin in Sinfonie Nr. 2 H-Dur op. 14 „An den Kulturgespräch Weimar traf sie Goethe, der sie als Oktober“ „bezaubernde Göttin der Musik“ WDR Rundfunkchor Köln 6.00 SWR2 Aktuell bezeichnete. (Produktion 2016) WDR Sinfonieorchester Köln Leitung: Rudolf Barschai 6.20 SWR2 Zeitwort 10.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 11.03.1931: Friedrich Murnau Divertimento Es-Dur KV 563 stirbt bei einem Autounfall 10.05 SWR2 Treffpunkt Klassik Trio Zimmermann Von Julia Haungs Musik. Meinung. Perspektiven. Ernesto Cavallini: Mit Julia Neupert Klarinettenkonzert Nr. 1 Es-Dur Giuseppe Porgo (Klarinette) 6.30 Nachrichten Norddeutsche Philharmonie Rostock 11.57 SWR2 Kulturservice Leitung: Johannes Moesus 7.00 SWR2 Aktuell Johann Sebastian Bach: 12.00 SWR2 Aktuell mit Nachrichten Sonate c-Moll BWV 1017 7.07 SWR2 Tagesgespräch anschließend: Frank Peter Zimmermann (Violine) SWR2 Programmtipps Enrico Pace (Klavier) 7.30 Nachrichten Paul Hindemith: 12.30 Kurznachrichten Konzert für Flöte, Oboe, Klarinette, 7.57 Wort zum Tag Fagott, Harfe und Orchester 12.33 SWR2 Journal am Mittag Walter Büchsel (Flöte) 8.00 SWR2 Aktuell Das Magazin für Kultur und Liviu Varcol (Oboe) Gesellschaft Ulrich Mehlhart (Klarinette) 8.30 SWR2 Wissen Carsten Wilkening (Fagott) Chatbots – Reden mit Maschinen 13.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Charlotte Cassedanne (Harfe) Von Aeneas Rooch hr-Sinfonieorchester 13.05 SWR2 Mittagskonzert Leitung: Werner Andreas Albert Chatbots machen es möglich, sich mit Robert Schumann: einem Computer in natürlicher Sprache „Hermann und Dorothea“, 4.00 Nachrichten, Wetter zu unterhalten – und sie funktionieren Orchesterouvertüre inzwischen erstaunlich gut. Immer Radio-Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des 4.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert häufiger werden sie auf Internetseiten SWR Joseph Haydn: für Kundenservice eingesetzt, ebenso Leitung: Stéphane Denève Sinfonie Nr. 44 e-Moll „Trauersinfonie“ in Messenger-Programmen und als Gustav Mahler: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra London Sprachassistenzen. Aber sie begegnen Fragment aus dem Klavierquartett Leitung: Stefan Sanderling uns auch in Kommentaren auf sozialen a-Moll Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Plattformen, zum Teil ohne dass wir es Notos Quartett Streichquartett D-Dur op. 44 Nr. 1 bemerken. Wie gut sind Chatbots Camille Saint-Saëns: Talich Quartett heute tatsächlich? Sind sie intelligent? Konzertstück f-Moll op. 94 Peter Damm (Horn) Staatskapelle Dresden Leitung: Siegfried Kurz SWR2 PROGRAMM - Seite 2 - KW 11 / 11. - 17.03.2019 Michael Nyman: Ella Fitzgerald, Al Feldman: Gustav Mahler: Musik zum Film „Das Piano“ A-tisket A-tasket Ich ging mit Lust durch einen grünen Valentina Lisitsa (Klavier) Tommy Dorsey & His Clambake Seven Wald Peter Tschaikowsky: Tommy Dorsey, Posaune Aus! Aus! Streicherserenade C-Dur op. 48 Pee Wee Erwin, Trompete Wenn mein Schatz Hochzeit macht Orpheus Chamber Orchestra Johnny Mince, Klarinette Scheiden und Meiden Carl Maria von Weber: Skeets Herfurt, Tenorsaxofon (Konzert vom 8. April 2017 in der „Euryanthe“, Arie des Lysiart (2. Akt) Howard Smith, Piano Stadthalle Heidelberg) Christian Gerhaher (Bariton) Carmen Mastren, Gitarre Symphonieorchester des BR Gene Traxler, Bass Immer wieder treten das Fauré Leitung: Daniel Harding Graham Stevenson, Schlagzeug Quartett und die Sopranistin Annette Paul Juon: Edythe Wright ,Gesang Dasch gemeinsam mit Programmen Litaniae op. 70 auf, in denen sie Gesang und Boulanger Trio Otto Abels Harbach, Jerome Kern: Klavierquartett dramaturgisch reizvoll Julius Röntgen: Smoke gets in your eyes miteinander „verweben“. Zum Auftakt Oud-Nederland, Suite Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra des Internationalen Musikfestivals Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz Pee Wee Erwin, Trompete Heidelberger Frühling 2019 sendet Leitung: David Porcelijn Joe Bauer, Trompete SWR2 ein Konzert in dieser Besetzung Andy Ferretti,Trompete aus dem Jahr 2017, der mit Lieder von 14.58 SWR2 Programmtipps Tommy Dorsey, Posaune Gustav Mahler und den Les Jenkins, Posaune Wesendonck-Lieder von Richard 15.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Walter Mercurio, Posaune Wagner ganz im Zeichen der Johnny Mince, Altsaxofon, Klarinette unerfüllten Liebe stand. 15.05 SWR2 Leben Bud Freeman,Tenorsaxofon Seit dem Anschlag von Pittsburgh Fred Stulce, Altsaxofon 22.00 Nachrichten, Wetter ist alles anders Skeets Herfurt, Altsaxofon Jüdisches Leben in einer Kirche in Howard Smith, Piano 22.03 SWR2 Essay Manhattan Carmen Mastren, Gitarre Organisierte Ägyptenrundreise 1969 Von Andreas Boueke Gene Traxler, Bass Von Hubert Fichte Dave Tough, Schlagzeug Vor zehn Jahren gründete Rabbi David Der Dichter, Ethnograf und Verfasser Ingber die jüdische 18.00 SWR2 Aktuell mit Nachrichten der monumentalen „Geschichte der Glaubensgemeinschaft Romemu in Empfindlichkeit“ Hubert Fichte bereiste Manhattan. Schnell wuchs sie auf über 18.30 SWR2 Aktuell – Wirtschaft gemeinsam mit seiner Frau Leonore tausend Mitglieder. Doch sie hatte Mau Ägypten. Als Pauschaltourist. Er keine eigene Synagoge. Mit einer 18.40 SWR2 Kultur aktuell besucht Kairo, die Pyramiden. Sieht christlichen Gemeinde ergab sich eine Armut, die Staatssicherheit, die außergewöhnliche Zusammenarbeit. 19.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Verachtung gegenüber den Touristen. Der Sabbat wird im Kirchenraum Er reist mit einem Rommel-Verehrer gefeiert. Der Rabbi und der Pastor 19.05 SWR2 Tandem auf einem Boot, und für eine arbeiten eng zusammen. Nachdem Was Menschen bewegt Streichholzlänge rollen die alten Götter Donald Trump Präsident geworden Gespräch und Musik mit den Augen. „Ich liebe den war, änderte sich die Stimmung im Tourismus. Er ersetzt die Land. Die Predigten des Rabbi wurden anschließend ca.: Völkerwanderung.“ Aus der Reihe „Aus den Archiven“ eine zunehmend politisch. Seit dem 19.45 Die Verschiebung (6/10) Wiederholung von 1970. Anschlag auf eine Synagoge in Staffel 1 Pittsburgh protestieren in Manhattan Mystery-Thrillerhörspiel von Serotonin Christen und Juden gemeinsam gegen Folge 6: Rückfahrt 23.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Antisemitismus und die Spaltung der Mit: Bettina Kurth, Bernhard Schütz, Gesellschaft. Maximilian Brauer, Barbara Philipp, 23.03 SWR2 JetztMusik Simone Kabst, Oliver Siebeck u. a. „Eher schwer, oft dumpf, nie heiter“ 15.30 SWR2 Fortsetzung folgt Regie: Marie-Luise Goerke – Brahms-Hommagen in Werken von Halt auf Verlangen (3/14) Soundwork und Musik: Matthias Pusch Wolfgang Rihm Ein Fahrtenbuch (Produktion: SWR 2019) Von Philipp Kehrer Roman von Urs Faes Gelesen von Sebastian Mirow Eine andere Welt und ein schöner Im beinahe unüberblickbaren Schaffen Unbekannter. Wie schade, dass er des Komponisten Wolfgang Rihm hat 15.55 SWR2 Lesenswert Kritik geschlechtslos ist. die produktive Auseinandersetzung mit der Musikgeschichte schon früh eine 16.00 Nachrichten, Wetter 20.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Rolle gespielt. Anfang der 80er-Jahren schreibt er zum Beispiel einen „Brahmsliebewalzer“. Konstruiert Rihm 16.05 SWR2 Impuls 20.03 SWR2 Abendkonzert sich damit nicht einen eigenen, Wissen aktuell Internationales Musikfestival idealisierten Brahms? Finden sich Heidelberger Frühling vielleicht Parallelen, Gemeinsamkeiten, 16.58 SWR2 Programmtipps Annette Dasch (Sopran) Anschlussmöglichkeiten
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