What are you listening to now?

[Roehre]

Today:

Goehr:
Largo Siciliano (Horn Trio) op.91 (2012) (R3 iPlayer)

de Brito [1570-1641]:
In Exsequiis
Memento mei
Ad Matutinum [Regem cui omnia vivunt; Parce mihi Domine (lectio 1), Responde mihi (lectio IV), Homo natus de muliere (lectio V), Spiritus meus attenuabitur (lectio V11)]
Ad Missam
Missa pro defunctis
Absolutio post Missam (R3:TtN)

Irgens-Jensen:
Japanischer Frühling (1920 orch.1923) (R3: TtN iPlayer)
[for those who love orchestral songs by Mahler, Strauss, Korngold or Zemlinsky a must IMO: texts by Hans Bethge of LvdE-fame with an exquisite orchestral accompaniment]

Abrahamsen:
Winternacht (1978)

[Sorrano]

This morning:

Dvorak:
Slavonic Dance Op. 46, No. 8
Slavonic Dance Op. 72, No. 2 (arranged by Fritz Kreisler)

Sibelius: Finlandia

[Roehre]

Today:

Quincy Porter:
Symphony no.2 (1962)

[Sorrano]

This morning:
Haydn:
Last 2 movements of his Symphony No. 99
Scottish Folksong, "This is no mine ain house"

Vaughn Williams: Fantasia on a Theme by Tallis

[Roehre]

Today:

di Lasso:
Magnificat 'Praeter rerum seriem' (c.1570s) (R3: TtN)

Gesualdo:
Merce grido piangendo
Luci serene e chiari (c.1580s) (R3: TtN)

Foulds:
Keltic Suite opus 29 (1911)

Stravinsky:
Symphonie des Psaumes (1930)

Abrahamsen:
Winternacht (1978)
Schnee (2007/’08)

[Sorrano]

This morning:

Blezard: Caramba Overture

Gould: Latin-American Symphonette

Khachaturian: Spartacus: Adagio of Spartacus & Phrygia

[Roehre]

Sorrano, what's Blezard's Caramba like?

Here in Britain Khachaturian: Spartacus: Adagio of Spartacus & Phrygia is best remembered as the opening tune of the 1970s Onedin-line series on TV.

[Sorrano]

Sorrano, what's Blezard's Caramba like?

Here in Britain Khachaturian: Spartacus: Adagio of Spartacus & Phrygia is best remembered as the opening tune of the 1970s Onedin-line series on TV.

To me it was a bit jazzy in a typical Latin-American style, somewhat similar to the Gould work that followed. This is what woke me up this morning, so I am a bit hazy on it. Seems that I've run across this before some time ago.

Khachaturian is a composer I do not seem to hear enough; I particular like his (and Kabalevsky's) rambunctiousness.

[Roehre]

Thanks sorrano

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Today:

Harty:
An Irish Symphony (1904) (inspired by the finale: July 12th)

de Wert:
Qual musico gentil - from L'ottavo libro de madrigali a cinque voci (Venice 1586) (R3: TtN)

Debussy:
Cinq poèmes de Charles Baudelaire (1887-1889).The first 4 poems orchestrated by John Adams (1993) under the title 'Le livre de Baudelaire'

[Sorrano]

This morning:

Elgar: Coronation March, Op. 65

Lawes: Coronation Anthem:Zadok the Priest

Hummel: Trumpet Concerto in E

Berwald Symphony No. 2, Sinfonie capricieuse, Mvt. 3 (Finale: Allegro assai)

[Roehre]

Today:

An enjoyable and interesting concert by the Gabrieli Consort/McCreesh on TtN:

Gibbons:
Drop, Drop, Slow Tears

Walton:
Drop, Drop, Slow Tears (1952)

White [c.1538-1574]:
Christe qui lux es et dies

MacMillan:
A Child's Prayer (1953)

Sheppard [c.1515-1558]:
In manus tuas

Dove:
Into Thy Hands (1996)

Morley [c.1557-1602]
Burial Sentences

Elgar
They are at rest (1909)
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Klami:
Serenades joyeuses (1933)

Raitio:
Serenade for orchestra (1933)

Paderewski:
Nocturne opus 16 No.4 (orch. Jerzy Maksimiuk)

Poulenc:
Gloria (1959)

Pingoud:
Le Prophète (1921)
Chantecler (1918)

Proms 1

Turnage:
Canon Fever

Elgar:
Cockaigne overture

Delius:
Seadrift

[Megan]

CORELLI: Concerto grosso Op. 6 No. 4 in D major

GEMINIANI: Concerto grosso in D minor, No.12 (‘La Follia’)

HANDEL: Hercules, HWV 60 (excerpts); Theodora, HWV 68 (excerpt); Amadigi di Gaula, HWV 11


Gustave Charpentier: Music for the Prix de Rome
CHARPENTIER: Impressions d'Italie; Didon; La Vie du poète; La Fête des myrtes
Manon Feubel, Sabine Devieilhe (sopranos), Helena Bohuszewicz (contralto), Julien Dran (tenor), Bernard Richter (tenor), Marc Barrard, Alain Buet (baritones), Flemish Radio Choir, Royal Symphonic Band of the Belgian Guides, Brussels Philharmonic, Hervé Niquet (conductor)
GLOSSA GCD 922211 (2 CDs)

[Roehre]

Today:

From TtN:
Kodaly:
Adagio for clarinet and piano (1905)

de Cabezon[1510-1566]
Fantasia (instrumental)

Cornago [fl. c.1450-1475]
Donde estas que non te veo

Guerrero[c.1528-1599]
Ojos claros y serenos

Zulawski [1918-1957]
Suite in the Old Style (1957)
[died in an avalanche during a rescue action on the Mont Blanc]

Chausson:
Poeme, Op.25 (1895; version for violin, string quartet and piano 1896)
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Rouget de L’Isle:
La Marseillaise (arr. Liszt, S.237, 1872)

Klemperer:
Symphony no.1 “in 2 movements” (1960)

Benoit:
Ouvertue Charlotte Corday (1976)

Schumann:
Die zwei Grenadiere op.49/1
Overture Hermann und Dorothea op.136

Rouget de L’Isle:
La Marseillaise (arr.Stravinsky, 1919)

Stravinsky:
Duo concertant
Elegy for violin solo

[Sorrano]

Today:

Stravinsky: The Wedding

[Roehre]

Today:

Michael Haydn:
Divertimento in A MH.299/P.121 (R3:TtN)

Joseph Haydn:
Hungarian National March Hob:VIII:4 (1802)
Prince of Wales March Hob:VIII:3 (1791)

Life & work of 17th century harpist & copyist Robert ap Huw (R3 The Early Music Show

Daniel Jones:
Come my way, my truth, my life (1987)

van der Aa:
Spaces of Blank (2007)

Padding:
Three Summer Pieces (2007)