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A festival of singing on the east coast of Fife

Stephen Broad looks ahead to the St Andrews Voices festival taking place this month, as well as live music events in Aberdeen, Cromarty and Perth.

Stephen Broad looks ahead to the St Andrews Voices festival taking place this month, as well as live music events in Aberdeen, Cromarty and Perth. Plus he shares the first in a new series of features as soprano Lorna Anderson takes us on a tour of Scotland, accompanied by the music she loves in each region.

1 hour, 55 minutes

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Sun 9 Oct 2022 19:00
大象传媒 Radio Scotland

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Music Played

  • Ailie Robertson

    Brandy Wines

    • Traditional Spirits.
    • Lorimer Records.
    • 06.

  • Fela Sowande

    African Suite (Nostalgia)

    Orchestra: CBC Radio Orchestra. Conductor: Mario Bernardi.
    • Saxophone Works.
    • CBC.
    • 15.

  • Jean鈥怭hilippe Rameau

    Zoroastre (Overture)

    Orchestra: Les Ambassadeurs. Conductor: Alexis Kossenko.
    • Rameau: Zoroastre 1749.
    • Alpha.

  • Fr茅d茅ric Chopin

    3 Nocturnes Op.9 (no.2)

    Performer: Daniel Barenboim.
    • Chopin: Nocturnes.
    • DG.
    • 001.

  • Herbert Howells

    A Hymn for St. Cecilia

    Choir: The Rodolfus Choir. Conductor: Ralph Allwood.
    • Howells: Choral Works.
    • SIGNUM CLASSICS.
    • 16.

  • Fanny Mendelssohn

    Trio in D minor Op. 11 (4th mvt.)

    Ensemble: Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective.
    • Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn - Chamber Works.
    • CHANDOS.

  • Peter Maxwell Davies

    Farewell to Stromness

    Performer: Sean Shibe. Orchestra: Scottish Chamber Orchestra.
    • An Orkney Wedding.
    • LINN.
    • 8.

  • Kinley Lange

    Bare Me Gently

    Choir: RCS Junior Conservatoire Consort. Director: Andrew Nunn.

  • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

    Douce r锚verie, Op 39 No 21 (Album pour enfants)

    Performer: Christopher Headington.
    • Russian Trinkets, Minitures for the Piano: Christopher Headington.
    • Kingdom.

  • Edvard Grieg

    String Quartet in G minor Op.27 (3rd mvt)

    Performer: Engeg氓rdkvartetten.
    • Grieg, Thommessen & Sibelius: String Quartets.
    • BIS.
    • 103.

  • Louise Farrenc

    Nocturne for piano, Op 49

    Performer: Konstanze Eickhorst.
    • Louise Farrenc - Piano Works.
    • CPO.
    • 012.

  • Jean鈥怭hilippe Rameau

    Ariette Regne, Amour (Zoroastre)

    Performer: Jodie Devos. Orchestra: Les Ambassadeurs. Conductor: Alexis Kossenko.
    • Rameau: Zoroastre 1749.
    • Alpha.

  • Malcolm Arnold

    Four Scottish Dances, Op 59 (No 3, Scottish Waltz)

    Orchestra: Philharmonia Orchestra. Conductor: Robert Irving.

  • Edward McGuire

    Dance Suite for Two: Hebridean Dolphins

    Ensemble: Spencer-Strachan Duo.

  • Donald Macleod & Congregation

    Psalm 46 verses 1 and 2 Stroudwater

  • Craig Armstrong

    Ballantyne (Movement 8 - Ballantyne 4)

    Composer: Calum Martin. Choir: Congregation from Isles of Lewis & Harris. Ensemble: Scottish Ensemble. Conductor: Cecilia Weston.

  • Ronald Stevenson

    Spinning Song

    Performer: Christopher Guild.

  • Trad.

    Soay

  • Scottish Festival Orchestra

    Soay

  • Paul Robeson

    An Eriskay Love Lilt

  • Ludwig van Beethoven

    Piano Sonata No.7

    Performer: Elisabeth Brauss.
    • Debut - Elisabeth Brauss.
    • Oehms.
    • 1.

  • Maurice Ravel

    Sonato No.2 (G Major)

    • Beau鈥塖oir: Debussy _ Satie _ Ravel _ Poulenc.
    • Delphian Records Ltd..
    • 10.

  • Ralph Vaughan Williams

    How Cold The Wind Doth Blow

    Singer: Mary Bevan. Performer: Thomas Gould. Performer: William Vann.
    • Albion Records : ALBCD029.
    • Albion Records.
    • 10.

  • Ralph Vaughan Williams

    Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis

    Orchestra: Academy of St Martin in the Fields. Conductor: Neville Marriner.
    • Great Orchestra Showpieces #1.
    • Philips.
    • 4.

Broadcast

  • Sun 9 Oct 2022 19:00
    大象传媒 Radio Scotland