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Presented by Sarah Walker. Tom Service's Schubert Lab, and lieder from Elly Ameling; Jeremy Sams on music with a domestic setting; Schubert: Piano Sonata, D537; Ian Bostridge.

presented by Sarah Walker

10.00
Sarah is joined by Tom Service for Schubert Lab, followed by a mini Lieder recital by Elly Ameling.

10.30
Sarah's guest today is director Jeremy Sams, who has chosen music with a domestic setting. As well as Schubert's many songs, intended to be sung and played in the home, he composed a great deal of music for piano 4-hands, to be played by two pianists at one piano. Jeremy has fond memories of playing this uniquely intimate but still profound music.

11.00
Schubert
Piano Sonata in A minor, D537
Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli (piano)

11.30
Today's Lieder advocate is Ian Bostridge, who introduces recordings of some of his favourite Schubert recordings.

3 hours

Last on

Tue 27 Mar 2012 09:00

Music Played

  • Franz Schubert

    Minuet in D for string quartet, D.086

    Performers: Coull Quartet

    • UPBEAT CLASSICS URCD162.
  • Franz Schubert

    5 German Dances, D.090

    Performers: Gidon KremerΒ and Gabrielle LesterΒ (Violins), Diemut PoppenΒ (Viola), Richard LesterΒ (Cello), Chamber Orchestra of Europe

    • DG 437 535-2.
  • 9.15:

    • Franz Schubert

      Piano Sonata in A flat, D.557

      Performers: Andras Schiff (piano)

      • DECCA 440 307-2.
  • Franz Schubert

    Flucht for male voices, D.825b

    Performers: Arnold Schoenberg Choir, Erwin Ortner (director)

    • TELDEC 2564698394.
  • Franz Schubert

    Lied im Freien, D.572; Naturgenuss, D.422 [2nd version] for 2 tenors, 2 basses and piano

    Performers: Arnold Schoenberg Choir, Barbara Moser (piano), Erwin Ortner (director)

    • TELDEC 2564698394.
  • Franz Schubert

    Symphony No. 5 in B flat, D.485 (finale)

    Performers: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Karl Bohm (conductor)

    • DG 447 433-2.
  • 10.10: Mini-recital - Elly Ameling

    • Franz Schubert

      Sprache der Liebe, D.410; Fulle der Liebe, D.854; Abendrote, D.690; An die untergehende So

      Performers: Elly Ameling (soprano), Rudolf Jansen (piano)

      • PHILIPS 416 294-2.
  • 10.30: Jeremy Sams' Choices

    • Franz Schubert

      Der Einsame, D.800

      Performers: Fritz Wunderlich (tenor), Hubert Giesen (piano)

      • DG 435 145-2.
  • Franz Schubert

    Variations on an original theme in A flat, D.813 (theme, variations 2, 4, 5 and finale)

    Performers: Radu Lupu and Daniel Barenboim (piano duet)

    • WARNER APEX 2564 608070-2.
  • Franz Schubert

    Mass in E flat, D.950: Et Incarnatus Est from the Credo

    Performers: Helen Donath (soprano), Ingeborg Springer (contralto), Peter Schreier (tenor), Hans-Joachim Rotzsch (tenor II), Theo Adam (bass), Leipzig Radio Choir, Dresden Staatskapelle, Wolfgang Sawallisch (conductor)

    • PHILIPS 473 892-2.
  • 11am:

    • Franz Schubert

      Piano Sonata in A minor, D.537

      Performers: Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli (piano)

      • DG 400 043.
  • 11.30: Lieder Advocate - Ian Bostridge

    • Franz Schubert

      Nachtviolen, D.752

      Performers: Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin BrittenΒ (piano)

      • Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ LEGENDS Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔB8006-2.
  • Franz Schubert

    Hippolits Lied

    Performers: Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone), Alfred Brendel (piano)

    • PHILIPS 4114212.
  • Franz Schubert

    Des Baches Wiegenlied (Die Schone Mullerin)

    Performers: Matthias Goerne (baritone), Christoph Eschenbach (piano)

    • HARMONIA MUNDI HMC901995.
  • Franz Schubert

    String Quartet in B flat/G minor, D.018

    Performers: Coull Quartet

    • UPBEAT CLASSICS 144.
  • Franz Schubert

    Andante in C for string quartet, D.087A

    Performers: Leipzig String Quartet

    • DABRINGHAUS & GRIMM 307 0609-2.

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  • Tue 27 Mar 2012 09:00

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