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Radio
3 at Edinburgh 2002
This year 大象传媒 Radio 3 gives listeners a greater taste of the Edinburgh
experience than ever before, both on-air and online.
The line-up includes an exciting week of free live music and topical
speech shows from the Fringe at Edinburgh's Dance Base; coverage
of more than 50 musical events from the Edinburgh International
Festival; broadcasts of the new late night concerts from Usher Hall
and a new initiative that gives festival goers and listeners alike
the chance to air their views on the shows and concerts on offer
from this year's festival.
Nominations for the best moment of the Edinburgh Festival can come
in by e-mail, postcards (at our 40+ polling booths), or audience
line and all those who supply their suggestions will go into a prize
draw with the chance to win a digital radio.
Radio 3's second residency at The Dance Base for this year's Edinburgh
Fringe includes the following free shows:
The Verb - Friday 16 August at 5.00pm (broadcast on 28 September
at 10.00pm)
Performance poet Ian McMillan hosts a special edition of Radio 3's
word cabaret - a showcase for new writing, high octane performances,
and the best of global writing.
World Routes - Saturday 17 and Saturday 24 August, both at
1.00pm (Live transmission)
Lucy Duran presents live performances from the best acts in world
music.
Jazz Line-Up - Saturday 17 August at 4.00pm (Live broadcast)
and Thursday 22 August at 10.00pm (broadcast on Saturday 31 August)
Live editions of the hit jazz show. A solo performance from guitar
virtuoso Martin Taylor and a night of jazz adventure with festival
artists.
Jazz Record Requests - Saturday 17 August at 5.00pm (Live
broadcast)
Live from the fringe, for the first time, with listeners' favourites
and interviews with festival artists.
Sunday Live With Stephanie Hughes - Sunday 18 August at 9.00am
(Live broadcast)
Stephanie Hughes introduces live classical music, topical conversation
and a lively look at the Sunday papers.
In Tune - Monday 19 to Friday 23 August at 5.00pm (Live broadcast)
Sean Rafferty chats to festival guests and introduces live music.
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- Wednesday 21 August at 6.45pm (Live broadcast)
Norman Lebrecht hosts a panel of experts and invites listeners and
audience members to contribute their own comments on a topical issue
in the arts.
Late
Night Free Gigs
- all deferred for future transmission (tba)
Andy
Kershaw
- Monday 19 August at 10.00pm
Andy's Gold Sony award-winning show features Kate Rusby and what
is probably the best record collection in Crouch End.
Hear & Now - Tuesday 20 August at 10.00pm
Verity Sharp hosts a late evening line-up of the newest sounds in
the world of contemporary music.
Mixing
It
- Wednesday 21 August at 10.00pm
Late night music with no limits - left-field areas of modern classical,
dance, rock and world music.
Jazz
Line-Up
- Thursday 22 August at 10.00pm (Saturday 31 August)
A live edition of the hit jazz show. A solo performance from guitar
virtuoso Martin Taylor and a night of jazz adventure with festival
artists.
Late
Junction
- Friday 23 August at 10.00pm
Verity Sharp presents a laid-back mix of music from across the globe.
Tickets for all the above are free from the Fringe Office.
Radio 3's coverage of The Edinburgh International Festival is greater
than previous years.
The
network will broadcast more than 50 musical events either during
the Festival or in a three-week season of broadcasts immediately
following this year's Proms season, in Morning Performance, Sunday
Live, Late Junction, Hear & Now, Choirworks, Performance On
3 and Opera On 3.
Queen's Hall Recitals - At 11.00am each weekday morning during
the Festival listeners can tune in to Radio 3's Morning Performance
for live coverage of all this year's morning recitals from the Queen's
Hall, hosted by Sandy Burnett.
Usher Hall Late Night Series - A new departure for the Festival,
this new late-night series, in association with Radio 3, will be
reflected in Sunday Live, Late Junction and Hear & Now, and
in the broadcast season from the Festival in September (see below).
Opera
from Edinburgh
- The characteristic, extraordinary range of opera offered by the
Edinburgh International Festival will be reflected in two relays
in Radio 3's Opera On 3: Donizetti's Maria Stuarda, under the baton
of Sir Charles Mackerras, and Enesco's Oedipe, one of four events
in this year's Festival featuring the 大象传媒 Scottish Symphony Orchestra.
Usher
Hall Concerts -
More coverage than ever before on Radio 3 in Performance On 3 and
Choir Works in September, including programmes by the Scottish Chamber
Orchestra, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, the Chamber Orchestra of Europe,
the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, the Tchaikovsky Symphony
Orchestra of Moscow Radio and the Orchestre National de Lyon.
Radio 3 Edinburgh International Festival Retrospective Season:
15 September (transmission date) Choirworks: Handel: Jeptha:
SCO/EFCh/Bostridge/Mackerras (recorded on 25 August)
17 September Performance on 3: Tchaikovsky SO of Moscow Radio:
Tchaikovsky/Rach (recorded 21 August)
18 September Performance on 3: Bach: Cello Suites/Goldberg
Variations (recorded 6 & 16 August)
19 September Performance on 3: Chamber Orchestra of Europe:
Bach/Janacek/Schumann (recorded 24 August)
20 September Performance on 3: Beethoven: Grosse Fuge/Diabelli
Variations (recorded 23 & 27 August)
21 September Opera on 3: Donizetti: Maria Stuarda (recorded
14 August)
22 September Choirworks: Rossini: Petite Messe Solenelle:
Scottish Opera Chorus (recorded 27 August)
23 September Performance on 3: Piazzolla (recorded 13 August)
24 September Performance on 3: Schubert: Schone Mullerin/String
Quintet (recorded 17 & 18 August)
25 September Performance on 3: Bostridge/Belceas/Drake: Schubert/Faure/VW
(recorded 17 August)
26 September Performance on 3: Schubert: Winterreise/Bb Sonata
(recorded 7 & 10 August)
27 September Performance on 3: Stravinsky/Musorgsky accordion
+ Mahler: Das Lied (recorded 14 & 22 August)
28 September Opera on 3: Enescu: Oedipe / 大象传媒 SSO (recorded
18 August)
29 September Choirworks: Dvorak: Saint Ludmilla: RSNO/Edinburgh
Festival Chorus/Belohlavek (recorded 31 August)
30 September Performance on 3: Orpheus CO: Kodaly/Mozart/Honegger/Brahms
(recorded 16 August)
1 October Performance on 3: Mozart Divertimento/Serenade
(recorded 13 & 19 August)
2 October Performance on 3: RSNO: Mozart/Paganini/Rossini
(recorded 26 August)
3
October Performance on 3: Messiaen: Visions de l聮Amen/Quatuor
(recorded 12 & 30 August)
4
October Performance on 3: Lyon National Orchestra: MacRae/Messiaen
(recorded 22 August)
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