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Swr2 Programm Kw 28 SWR2 PROGRAMM - Seite 1 - KW 28 / 12. - 18.07.2021 Montag, 12. Juli 5.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert des neuseeländischen Pädagogen Frédéric Chopin: John Hattie. Aber: Was muss sie Polonaise As-Dur op. 53 haben, die Lehrkraft, die alle Kinder 0.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert Olga Kern (Klavier) motiviert, sie individuell betreut und Georg Philipp Telemann: Georg Friedrich Händel: fördert und bei der das Lernen auch Suite e-Moll TWV 55:e6 Oboenkonzert g-Moll HWV 287 noch Spaß macht? (SWR 2020) La Stagione Frankfurt Bart Schneemann (Oboe) Leitung: Michael Schneider Musica Amphion 8.58 SWR2 Programmtipps Thomas Schmidt-Kowalski: Leitung: Pieter-Jan Belder Klavierkonzert g-Moll op. 108 Joachim Raff: 9.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Julian Riem (Klavier) Sonate Nr. 3 Allegro op. 128 Erzgebirgische Philharmonie Aue Ingolf Turban (Violine) 9.05 SWR2 Musikstunde Leitung: Naoshi Takahashi Jascha Nemtsov (Klavier) Arnold Schönberg: Pauline Viardot zum 200. – Die Johann Stamitz: letzte Zauberin (1) Thema und Variationen op. 43b Sinfonia a quattro A-Dur Mit Sylvia Roth MDR-Sinfonieorchester The Chamber Orchestra of the New Leitung: Jun Märkl Dutch Academy Robert Schumann: Leitung: Simon Murphy Musikliste: Romanzen und Balladen op. 67 Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst Bach: Emilia Giuliani: MDR-Rundfunkchor Duetto Nr. 2 G-Dur Capriccio für Gitarre Leitung: Howard Arman Piano Duo Genova & Dimitrov Siegfried Schwab (Gitarre) Johannes Brahms: Otto Nicolai: Pauline Viardot-Garcia: Symphonie Nr. 4 e-Moll op. 98 „Die Heimkehr des Verbannten“, Nr. 2: Bohémienne. Allegro aus: Six MDR-Sinfonieorchester Ouvertüre Morceaux für Violine und Klavier Leitung: Jun Märkl Bamberger Symphoniker Ulf Schneider (Violine) Leitung: Karl Anton Rickenbacher Stephan Imorde (Klavier) 2.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Pauline Viardot-Garcia: 6.00 SWR2 am Morgen Nr. 4: Mazourke. Tempo die 2.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert darin bis 8.30 Uhr: Mazurka aus: Six Morceaux für Karl Goldmark: u. a. Pressestimmen, Violine und Klavier „Sakuntula“, Ouvertüre op. 13 Kulturmedienschau und Ulf Schneider (Violine) Stephan Imorde (Klavier) Bamberger Symphoniker Kulturgespräch María Malibran: Leitung: Fabrice Bollon Rataplan (Nr. 6) Chansonette, Frédéric Chopin: 6.00 SWR2 Aktuell bearbeitet für Singstimme und 12 Etüden op. 25 Frederic Chiu (Klavier) Orchester 6.20 SWR2 Zeitwort Cecilia Bartoli (Mezzosopran) Johann Sebastian Bach: 12.07.1967: Melina Mercouri „Lobet Gott in seinen Reichen“ BWV Orchestra La Scintilla wird die griechische Leitung: Adam Fischer 11 Staatbürgerschaft entzogen Taverner Consort Manuel García: Von Christiane Kopka Taverner Players Yo que soy contrabandista aus: El Leitung: Andrew Parrott poeta calculista, Melodramma 6.30 Nachrichten Joseph Haydn: Javier Camarena (Tenor) Quartett G-Dur Hob. II/1 Les Musiciens du Prince-Monaco The Kuijken Ensemble 7.00 SWR2 Aktuell Leitung: Gianluca Capuano Charles-Valentin Alkan: Robert Schumann: Concerto da camera a-Moll op. 1 Nr. 7.30 Nachrichten Der Contrabandiste aus: Spanisches 1 Liederspiel op. 74 Nr. 10 Giovanni Bellucci (Klavier) 7.57 Wort zum Tag Walter Berry (Gesang) Orchestra di Padova e del Veneto Erik Werba (Klavier) Leitung: Roberto Forés Veses 8.00 SWR2 Aktuell Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Madamina, il catalogo è questo 4.00 Nachrichten, Wetter 8.30 SWR2 Wissen (Registerarie des Leporello) aus: Wie Schulerfolg von den Harmoniemusik Don Giovanni KV 4.03 ARD-Nachtkonzert Lehrkräften abhängt 527 Linos Ensemble Ludwig van Beethoven: Von Andrea Lueg Franz Liszt: Sextett Es-Dur op. 71 Rondeau fantastique sur un thème Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Wie gut Kinder in der Schule espagnol (El Contrabandista) Chamber Ensemble zurechtkommen, hängt ganz Leslie Howard (Klavier) Frédéric Chopin: erheblich davon ab, wer sie Manuel García: Barcarolle Fis-Dur op. 60 unterrichtet. Fleiß und Interesse zum E non lo vedo – Son Regina. Jewgenij Koroliow (Klavier) Beispiel, aber auch das Selbstbild Recitativo, scena e aria der Kurt Weill: können sich bei Schülerinnen und Semiramide mit Chor, 2. Akt aus: La Sinfonie Nr. 2 Schülern verändern, wenn die figlia dell’aria Melodramma Symphonieorchester des BR Lehrkraft wechselt, so eine Studie eroi-comico in 2 Akten Leitung: Julius Rudel der Uni Tübingen. Teacher matters – Cecilia Bartoli (Mezzosopran) auf den Lehrer oder die Lehrerin kommt es an, so lautete schon das Orchestra La Scintilla 5.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Leitung: Adam Fischer vielbeachtete Forschungsergebnis SWR2 PROGRAMM - Seite 2 - KW 28 / 12. - 18.07.2021 Charles de Bériot: 13.05 SWR2 Mittagskonzert kein Fastfood mehr. Mutter Nicole La Polka aus 12 Scenes op. 109 Kurpfälzisches Kammerorchester hat den Speiseplan geändert. Zum Bella Hristova (Violine) Mannheim ersten Mal in der Geschichte der Ludwig Uhland / Pauline Viardot: Johann Sebastian Bach: Menschheit ist nicht nur Hunger, Die Capelle Cembalokonzert Nr. 1 d-Moll BWV sondern auch Überernährung ein Miriam Alexandra (Gesang) 1052 Problem. Laut Robert Koch-Institut Eric Schneider (Klavier) Kurpfälzisches Kammerorchester ist ein Viertel der erwachsenen Gioacchino Rossini: Mannheim Männer und Frauen in Deutschland Canzone der Desdemona: „Assisa a Nikola Djoric (Akkordeon) fettleibig. Rund 15 Prozent der pie d’un salice“ (ohne Intro) aus Kinder und Jugendlichen sind Otello übergewichtig. Marco Rizzi (Violine) Joyce di Donato (Desdemona) Wolfhard Pencz (Klarinette) Roberta De Nicola (Emilia) Kurpfälzisches Kammerorchester 15.30 SWR2 Fortsetzung folgt Orchestra e Coro dell’Academia Mannheim Unsere anarchistischen Herzen Nazionale di Santa Cecilia Bläser der Musikhochschule (1/5) Leitung: Edoardo Müller Mannheim Von Lisa Krusche Pauline Viardot-Garcia: Leitung: Johannes Schlaefli Gekürzte Lesung in 5 Folgen Nr. 6: Tarantelle. Allegro vivace aus: Johann Stamitz: Gelesen von Lisa Hrdina und Marina Six Morceaux für Violine und Klavier Sinfonie D-Dur „Wolf D-3“ Frenk Ulf Schneider (Violine) Violinkonzert D-Dur Regie: Petra Feldhoff Stephan Imorde (Klavier) Klarinettenkonzert B-Dur S. Fischer Verlag, Frankfurt/Main Sinfonie für großes Orchester 2021 Sängerin, Komponistin, Es-Dur „Wolf Es-4“ (Produktion: WDR 2021) Kulturvermittlerin, Salonniere – (Konzert vom 18. Juni 2017 im (Ausstrahlung auch im Rahmen des Pauline Viardot versammelte viele Rittersaal Schloss Mannheim) ARD Radiofestivals. Lesung, 23.03 Talente in sich. „Nie habe ich bei Uhr) einer Frau höchste Genialität und reines Menschentum in solcher Astor Piazzolla: Charles Eltern versuchen, sich neu Herrlichkeit ausgeprägt gefunden Konzert für Bandoneon, Orchester zu erfinden. Das hat so komische wie bei der Viardot“, schwärmte und Perkussion „Aconcagua“ wie selbstzerstörerische Aspekte – Theodor Storm. Doch nicht nur ihn, Kurpfälzisches Kammerorchester und führt dazu, dass sich die ganze auch viele andere verzauberte sie: Mannheim Großstadtfamilie in einem Dorf vor Komponisten haben ihr Rollen auf Nikola Djoric (Akkordeon) Hildesheim wiederfindet. Dort trifft den Leib geschneidert, Schriftsteller Charles auf Gwen, die brachial haben sie in ihren Romanen Das Kurpfälzische Kammerorchester versucht, aus der Oberklassewelt verewigt. Fast ein ganzes mit Sitz in Mannheim steht in ihres Elternhauses auszubrechen. Jahrhundert umspannte Viardots unmittelbarer Tradition der Musik Lisa Krusche schafft es, mit vielseitiges, kreatives Leben, und Musiker der berühmten absurdem Witz Hauptstadt und begleitet von fundamentalen „Mannheimer Hofkapelle“. Somit Provinz, Abgeklärtheit und Umwälzungen. Dieses Jahr feiert sie zählt die Aufführung von Werken wie Verunsicherung, coole moves und ihren 200. Geburtstag – und wir, wir der Konzerte und Sinfonien von absolute Einsamkeit spielend gratulieren! Johann Stamitz zum „Kern“ des miteinander zu verbinden. künstlerischen Selbstverständnisses 10.00 Nachrichten, Wetter dieses Orchesters. Aber natürlich 15.55 SWR2 lesenswert Kritik geht es auch neue Wege, wie die Colin Niel: Nur die Tiere 10.05 SWR2 Treffpunkt Klassik Zusammenarbeit mit dem Im französischen Zentralmassiv Musik. Meinung. Perspektiven. Akkordeonisten Nikola Djoric zeigt. verschwindet eine Frau. Was ist In einer Coproduktion mit dem SWR geschehen? Davon erzählt Colin Niel 11.57 SWR2 Kulturtipps nahm der Künstler auch in seinem neuen Roman Noir „Nur Cembalokonzerte von Bach auf dem die Tiere“. Die Ermittlung spielt darin Akkordeon auf, die er nicht keine große Rolle. Dafür kreist Niel 12.00 Nachrichten, Wetter bearbeitete sondern mit neuen um jene Figuren, die mit dem Fall zu Farben seines Instruments tun haben. 12.05 SWR2 Aktuell beleuchtete. 12.30 Nachrichten 14.58 SWR2 Programmtipps Aus dem Französischen von Anne Thomas 12.33 SWR2 Journal am Mittag 15.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Lenos Verlag, 286 Seiten, 22 Euro ISBN 978-3-03925-009-7 Das Magazin für Kultur und Gesellschaft 15.05 SWR2 Leben Der 1976 geborene Colin Niel hat Emma und ihre schrecklich dicke viele Jahre als Agraringenieur in 12.59 SWR2 Programmtipps Familie – Adipositas, ein Französisch-Guayana gelebt, wo Hausbesuch auch seine ersten vier 13.00 Nachrichten, Wetter Von Anja Kempe Kriminalromane angesiedelt sind. Er ist preisgekrönter Vertreter des Endlich mal küssen will Emma. Aber Genres „Roman noir“. Sein neues Jungs küssen lieber dünne Buch wurde schon verfilmt und Mädchen. Die 16-Jährige ist extrem erkletterte auch die Ränge der „Krimi fettleibig, wie alle in der Familie. Ihr Bestenliste“. Hören Sie Frank Bruder Marvin hat sich den Magen Rumpel zu „Nur die Tiere“. verkleinern lassen. Und Emma isst SWR2 PROGRAMM - Seite 3 - KW 28 / 12. - 18.07.2021 16.00 Nachrichten, Wetter 20.04 ARD Radiofestival. Konzert damals Rostock hieß, zu entdecken.
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