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Penny Gore presents a week of top concerts from the Concertgebouw' - the Amsterdam concert hall with a famously beautiful acoustic, and home to one of the world's great orchestras. Today the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra play Bruckner's Seventh Symphony under the baton of a man who first conducted them 55 years ago and was their Chief Conductor for a quarter of a century - Bernard Haitink, their current Conductor Emeritus. That's the climax of a programme with British and Germanic threads running through it, including a concert conducted at the Concertgebouw by leading Scottish composer James MacMillan.

2:00pm
J. S. Bach: Brandenburg Concerto no. 3
Berlin Academy for Ancient Music (Akademie f眉r alte Musik, Berlin)

2:15pm
Stravinsky: 'Basle Concerto' in D for strings
Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic
James MacMillan (conductor)

2:30pm
Milhaud: Scaramouche
Michael Collins (clarinet)
Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic
James MacMillan (conductor)

2:40pm
Elgar: Larghetto, from Serenade for Strings
Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra
Paul Meyer (conductor)

2:45pm
Mozart: Symphony no. 29 in A, K. 201
Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic
James MacMillan (conductor)

3:10pm
Handel: 'Ah, spietato' from Amadigi
Johanette Zomer (soprano)
Bart Schneemann (Baroque oboe)
Musica Amphion
Directed from the harpsichord by Pieter-Jan Belder

3:15pm
Bruckner: Symphony no. 7
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam
Bernard Haitink (conductor).