{"id":19869,"date":"2022-10-04T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2022-10-03T22:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/c01.purpledshub.com\/bbcmusicmagazine\/?post_type=purple_issue&p=19869"},"modified":"2022-10-06T11:47:42","modified_gmt":"2022-10-06T09:47:42","slug":"tv-radio","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/c01.purpledshub.com\/bbcmusicmagazine\/2022\/10\/04\/tv-radio\/","title":{"rendered":"TV & radio"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

TV & Radio<\/h2>\n\n

Your comprehensive guide to what\u2019s on BBC Radio 3 this month <\/p>\n\n

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Past and present: <\/strong>the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra celebrates St Cecilia\u2019s Day<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n
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Three to look out for <\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Alan Davey<\/em><\/strong>, the controller of BBC Radio 3, picks out three great moments to tune into this November<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Harlem Renaissance <\/h4>\n\n\n\n

Donald Macleod is joined all week by the composer and trumpeter Wynton Marsalis to explore the pivotal musical voices and the far-reaching impact of this cross-cultural revival of African American music, dance, art, fashion, literature, theatre, politics and scholarship.
Composer of the Week: 14-18 November, 12 noon <\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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The Microphone <\/h4>\n\n\n\n

Oral historian and broadcaster Alan Dein examines how the invention of the microphone transformed the world we live in, and charts its journey of influence through culture, history and technology.
Sunday Feature: 13 November, 6.45pm <\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Freiburg Baroque Orchestra <\/h4>\n\n\n\n

For St Cecilia\u2019s Day, this esteemed German period ensemble celebrates music\u2019s holy patroness with a captivating programme including Purcell\u2019s eponymous Ode and Chacony in G minor, and Handel\u2019s Trio Sonata in G, HWV 399 and anthem \u2018As pants the hart\u2019.
Radio 3 In Concert: 22 November, 7.30pm <\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>\n\n

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November\u2019s Radio 3 listings<\/h3>\n\n

Schedules may be subject to alteration. For up-to-date listings see Radio Times<\/em><\/p>\n\n

1 Tuesday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week <\/strong>Coleridge-Taylor
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> from Hoddinott Hall. JS Bach Ricercar a 3<\/em>, Lowell Liebermann Concerto for Flute, Op. 39<\/em>, Schmidt Symphony No. 2.<\/em> Matthew Featherstone (flute), BBC NOW\/Jonathan Berman
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Early Music at the BBC
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong>
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2 Wednesday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Coleridge-Taylor
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-4pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
4-5pm<\/strong> Choral Evensong<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong>
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Early Music at the BBC
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong>
<\/p>\n\n

3 Thursday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Coleridge-Taylor
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> from Queen Elizabeth Hall, London. Charles Mingus arr. Guy Barker Mingus Suite.<\/em> Lakecia Benjamin (saxophone), BBC Concert Orchestra\/Guy Barker
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Early Music at the BBC
11-11.30pm<\/strong> Night Tracks Mix<\/strong>
11.30pm-12.30am<\/strong> Unclassified<\/strong> with Elizabeth Alker
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4 Friday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Coleridge-Taylor
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert <\/strong>from Wigmore Hall. Schumann Arabeske, Op. 18, Waldszenen, Op. 82, <\/em>Brahms Theme and Variations, Op. 18b,<\/em> Bach Toccata, BWV 911, <\/em>Chopin Piano Sonata No. 2. <\/em>Eric Lu (piano).
10-10.45pm<\/strong> The Verb<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Early Music at the BBC
11pm-1am<\/strong> Late Junction<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

5 Saturday<\/h4>\n\n

7-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9-11.45am<\/strong> Record Review<\/strong>
11.45am-12.30pm<\/strong> Music<\/strong> Matters<\/strong>
12.30-1pm This Classical Life<\/strong>
1-3pm<\/strong> Inside Music<\/strong>
3-4pm Sound of Cinema<\/strong>
4-5pm Music Planet<\/strong>
5-6.30pm J to Z<\/strong>
6.30-10pm<\/strong> Opera on 3<\/strong>
10pm-12am<\/strong> New Music Show<\/strong>
12 midnight-1am<\/strong> Freeness<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

6 Sunday<\/h4>\n\n

7-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Sunday Morning<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Private Passions<\/strong> William Kentridge
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-3pm<\/strong> The Early Music Show<\/strong>
3-4pm<\/strong> Choral Evensong<\/strong>
4-5pm Jazz Record Requests<\/strong>
5-5.30pm<\/strong> The Listening Service<\/strong>
5.30-6.45pm<\/strong> Words and Music<\/strong>
6.45-7.30pm<\/strong> Between the Ears<\/strong> The Sonic Century
7.30-9pm<\/strong> Drama on 3<\/strong> Churchill versus Reith
9-11pm<\/strong> Record Review Extra<\/strong>
11pm-12am<\/strong> Sunday Night Series<\/strong> Opera: Art of Emotions
12\u201312.30am<\/strong> Classical Fix<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

7 Monday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Verdi
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-4.30pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
4.30-5pm<\/strong> New Gen Artists<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong>
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Music Matters<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Between the Ears: Miniatures
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

8 Tuesday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Verdi
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert <\/strong>from Lighthouse, Poole. Bart\u00b4ok Romanian Dances, Music for Strings, Percussion and Celeste, <\/em>Beethoven Violin Concerto. <\/em>Fedor Rudin (violin), Bournemouth SO\/Kirill Karabits
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Between the Ears: Miniatures
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

9 Wednesday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am <\/strong>Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Verdi
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-4pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
4-5pm<\/strong> Choral Evensong<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> from Bridgewater Hall, Manchester. Wagner Parsifal: Prelude to Act I, <\/em>Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending, <\/em>Elgar Symphony No. 2.<\/em> BBC Philharmonic\/Mark Wigglesworth
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Between the Ears: Miniatures
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

10 Thursday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Verdi
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune <\/strong>plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong>
10-10.45pm <\/strong>Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Between the Ears: Miniatures
11-11.30pm<\/strong> Night Tracks Mix<\/strong>
11.30pm-12.30am <\/strong>Unclassified<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

11 Friday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am <\/strong>Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Verdi
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm <\/strong>In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> from Royal Festival Hall. London Jazz Festival Gala. Kurt Elling, Caroll Thompson, Amythyst Kiah, Dana Masters (vocalists), EFG Ochestra\/Guy Barker
10-10.45pm<\/strong> The Verb<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Between the Ears: Miniatures
11pm-1am<\/strong> Late Junction<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

12 Saturday<\/h4>\n\n

7-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9-11.45am<\/strong> Record Review<\/strong>
11.45am-12.30pm<\/strong> Music Matters<\/strong>
12.30-1pm<\/strong> This Classical Life<\/strong>
1-3pm<\/strong> Inside Music<\/strong>
3-4pm Sound of Cinema<\/strong>
4-5pm<\/strong> Music Planet<\/strong>
5-6.30pm<\/strong> J to Z<\/strong>
6.30-10pm<\/strong> Opera on 3<\/strong> \u2013 EBU
10pm-12am<\/strong> New Music Show<\/strong>
12 midnight-1am<\/strong> Freeness<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

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How the microphone changed the world<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n

13 Sunday<\/h4>\n\n

7-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9-am-12 noon<\/strong> Sunday Morning<\/strong>
12-1pm Private Passions<\/strong> Julia Blackburn
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-3pm<\/strong> The Early Music Show<\/strong>
3-4pm<\/strong> Choral Evensong<\/strong>
4-5pm<\/strong> Jazz Record Requests<\/strong>
5-5.30pm<\/strong> The Listening Service<\/strong>
5.30-6.45pm<\/strong> Words and Music<\/strong>
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CHOICE<\/span> 6.45-7.30pm Feature<\/strong> Sonic Century: The Microphone
7.30-9pm<\/strong> Drama on 3<\/strong>
9-11pm<\/strong> Record Review Extra<\/strong>
11pm-12am<\/strong> Sunday Night Series<\/strong> Opera: Art of Emotions
12\u201312.30am<\/strong> Classical Fix<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

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Wynton Marsalis explores the Harlem Renaissance<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n

14 Monday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
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CHOICE<\/span> 12-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> The Harlem Renaissance
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert
2-4.30pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
4.30-5pm New Gen Artists
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong>
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Music Matters<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong>
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

15 Tuesday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
<\/p>\n\n

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CHOICE<\/span> 12-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> The Harlem Renaissance
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong>
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong>
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

16 Wednesday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
<\/p>\n\n

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CHOICE<\/span> 12-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> The Harlem Renaissance
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-4pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
4-5pm Choral Evensong<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> from Bridgewater Hall. Stravinsky Symphony in Three Movements, <\/em>Brahms Double Concerto, <\/em>Beethoven Symphony No. 6. <\/em>Daniel Pioro (violin), Anastasia Kobekina (cello), BBC Philharmonic\/Elena Schwarz
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong>
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

17 Thursday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
<\/p>\n\n

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CHOICE<\/span> 12-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> The Harlem Renaissance
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> live from Glasgow City Halls. Abrahamsen Vers le silence<\/em>, Wagner arr. Wigglesworth G\u00f6tterd\u00e4mmerung: A Symphonic Journey<\/em>. Katherine Broderick (soprano), BBC Scottish SO\/Ryan Wigglesworth
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm The Essay<\/strong>
11-11.30pm<\/strong> Night Tracks Mix<\/strong>
11.30pm-12.30am Unclassified<\/strong> with Elizabeth Alker<\/p>\n\n

18 Friday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong> 
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CHOICE<\/span> 12-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> The Harlem Renaissance
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> live from Queen Elizabeth Hall. Tribute to Tomasz Sta\u00b4nko. Avishai Cohen (trumpet), Marcin Wasilewski Trio, BBC CO.
10-10.45pm<\/strong> The Verb<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong>
11pm-1am<\/strong> Late Junction<\/strong>
19 Saturday<\/p>\n\n

7-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9-11.45am<\/strong> Record Review<\/strong>
11.45am-12.30pm<\/strong>
Music Matters<\/strong>
12.30-1pm<\/strong> This Classical Life<\/strong>
1-3pm<\/strong> Inside Music<\/strong>
3-4pm<\/strong> Sound of Cinema<\/strong>
4-5pm<\/strong> Music Planet<\/strong>
5-6.30pm<\/strong> J to Z<\/strong>
6.30-10pm<\/strong> Opera on 3<\/strong>
10pm-12am <\/strong>New Music Show<\/strong>
12 midnight-1am<\/strong> Freeness<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

20 Sunday<\/h4>\n\n

7-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Sunday Morning<\/strong>
12-1pm<\/strong> Private Passions<\/strong> Esther Rantzen
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-3pm<\/strong> The Early Music Show<\/strong>
3-4pm<\/strong> Choral Evensong<\/strong>
4-5pm<\/strong> Jazz Record Requests<\/strong>
5-5.30pm<\/strong> The Listening Service<\/strong>
5.30-6.45pm<\/strong> Words and Music<\/strong>
6.45-7.30pm<\/strong> Sunday Feature<\/strong> The Most Contrary Region
7.30-9pm<\/strong> Drama on 3<\/strong>
9-11pm<\/strong> Record Review Extra<\/strong>
11pm-12am<\/strong> Sunday Night Series<\/strong> Opera: Art of Emotions
12\u201312.30am<\/strong> Classical Fix<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

21 Monday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Doreen Carwithen
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-4.30pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
4.30-5pm<\/strong> New Gen<\/strong> Artists<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert
10-10.45pm <\/strong>Music Matters<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong>
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

22 Tuesday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Doreen Carwithen
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
<\/p>\n\n

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CHOICE<\/span> 7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> from Wigmore Hall. Purcell Ode for St Cecilia\u2019s Day, Z339, Chacony, Z730, Hosanna to the highest, Z187, <\/em>Handel Trio Sonata, HWV 399, Chandos Anthem No. 6 \u2018As pants the hart\u2019.<\/em> Grace Davidson, Rachel Redmond (sopranos), Alexander Chance (alto), Samuel Boden, Hugo Hymas (tenors), David Shipley (bass), Freiburg Baroque Orchestra\/Kristian Bezuidenhout
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong>
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

23 Wednesday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Doreen Carwithen
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert
<\/strong>2-4pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
4-5pm<\/strong> Choral Evensong<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> from St Martin-in-the-Fields. Harris Faire is the Heaven,<\/em> Vaughan Williams Serenade to Music, <\/em>Finzi Lo, the full, final sacrifice,<\/em> Harris Bring us, O Lord God,<\/em> Tavener Song for Athene,<\/em> Durufl\u00e9 Requiem<\/em>. Ashley Grote (organ), BBC Singers\/Lionel Sow
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong>
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

24 Thursday<\/h5>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Doreen Carwithen
1-2pm <\/strong>Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> from Glasgow City Halls. Sibelius Tapiola, <\/em>Strauss Four Last Songs,<\/em> Vaughan Williams Symphony No. 5.<\/em> Elizabeth Llewellyn (soprano), BBC Scottish SO\/Martyn Brabbins
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong>
11-11.30pm<\/strong> Night Tracks Mix<\/strong>
11.30pm-12.30am<\/strong> Unclassified<\/strong> with Elizabeth Alker<\/p>\n\n

25 Friday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Doreen Carwithen
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3<\/strong> In Concert from Prichard-Jones Hall. Andrew Lewis In Memory, <\/em>Elgar Cello Concerto,<\/em> Franck Symphony in D minor. <\/em>Santiago Ca\u00f1\u00f3n-Valencia (cello), BBC NOW\/Gergely Madaras
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong>
11pm-1am<\/strong> Late Junction<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

26 Saturday<\/h4>\n\n

7-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9-11.45am<\/strong> Record Review<\/strong>
11.45am-12.30pm<\/strong> Music Matters<\/strong>
12.30-1pm This Classical Life
1-3pm Inside Music<\/strong>
3-4pm<\/strong> Sound of Cinema<\/strong>
4-5pm<\/strong> Music Planet<\/strong>
5-6.30pm<\/strong> J to Z<\/strong>
6.30-10pm<\/strong> Opera on 3<\/strong> from ROH. Britten The Rape of Lucretia<\/em>
10pm-12am<\/strong> New Music Show<\/strong>
12 midnight-1am<\/strong> Freeness<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

27 Sunday<\/h4>\n\n

7-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9-am-12 noon<\/strong> Sunday Morning<\/strong>
12-1pm<\/strong> Private Passions<\/strong> Adam Rutherford
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-3pm<\/strong> The Early Music Show<\/strong>
3-4pm<\/strong> Choral Evensong<\/strong>
4-5pm<\/strong> Jazz Record Requests<\/strong>
5-5.30pm<\/strong> The Listening Service<\/strong>
5.30-6.45pm<\/strong> Words and Music<\/strong>
6.45-7.30pm<\/strong> Feature<\/strong> Briggflatts
7.30-9pm<\/strong> Drama on 3<\/strong> The Age of Anxiety
9-11pm<\/strong> Record Review Extra<\/strong>
11-11.30pm<\/strong> Slow Radio<\/strong>
11.30pm-12am Classical Fix<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

28 Monday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Chopin
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-4.30pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
4.30-5pm<\/strong> New Gen Artists<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong>
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Music Matters<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Listen Harder
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

29 Tuesday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Chopin
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-5pm<\/strong> Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
5-7.30pm In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm<\/strong> Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> from Ulster Hall. Bacewicz Overture for Orchestra,<\/em> Bart\u00f3k Concerto for Orchestra, <\/em>Dvor\u02c7\u00e1k Symphony No. 9.<\/em> Ulster Orchestra\/Daniele Rustioni
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Listen Harder
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

30 Wednesday<\/h4>\n\n

6.30-9am<\/strong> Breakfast<\/strong>
9am-12 noon<\/strong> Essential Classics<\/strong>
12 noon-1pm<\/strong> Composer of the Week<\/strong> Chopin
1-2pm<\/strong> Lunchtime Concert<\/strong>
2-4pm Afternoon Concert<\/strong>
4-5pm<\/strong> Choral Evensong<\/strong>
5-7.30pm<\/strong> In Tune<\/strong> plus Mixtape
7.30-10pm Radio 3 In Concert<\/strong> from Barbican. Walker Sinfonia No. 2, Lyric, Movements for Cello and Orchestra, Mass, Sinfonia No. 5. <\/em>Laura van der Heijden (cello), BBC SO\/Alpesh Chauhan
10-10.45pm<\/strong> Free Thinking<\/strong>
10.45-11pm<\/strong> The Essay<\/strong> Listen Harder
11pm-12.30am<\/strong> Night Tracks<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

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TV CHOICE <\/h4>\n\n\n\n

Stravinsky\u2019s The <\/em>Soldier\u2019s <\/em>Tale <\/em><\/span><\/h3>\n\n\n\n
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Dicing with the devil: Martins Imhangbe stars in Stravinsky <\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

Created at the time of the Spanish Flu epidemic, Stravinsky\u2019s 1918 masterwork was dreamt up as a travelling theatre piece for four performers and seven instrumentalists. Just over a century later, as the world was again forced into lockdown, the Hall\u00e9 turned to the work with a fresh perspective. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

At its heart, this dark Russian folk tale of a soldier (Martins Imhangbe), devil (Mark Lockyer) and princess (Faith Prendergast) tackles themes of power, temptation and desire. Set to some of Stravinsky\u2019s most affecting music, the score interweaves jazz and popular dance, including tango and ragtime. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

This 2021 production was created specially for camera: our protagonist finds himself trudging the towpaths of Manchester\u2019s Rochdale Canal, ruminating on car park rooves and sulking outside one of the city\u2019s beloved pubs. Mark Elder conducts the Hall\u00e9 septet, with witty and immersive direction from Annabel Arden and Femi Elufowoju Jr. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

BBC Four, November, Date and Time TBC <\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>\n\n

QUIZ ANSWERS<\/h4>\n\n

1. Carl Nielsen 2. The flute 3. Claudio Abbado 4. Birgit Nilsson 5. Beethoven, Brahms, Bruch and Mendelssohn 6. Alban Berg 7. Larry Adler 8. Jean Sibelius 9. George Bernard Shaw 10. a) Gerry and the Pacemakers; b) Captain Sensible; c) Bronski Beat <\/p>\n\n

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