Schedule
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Early
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00:00
The Early Music Show—Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Tracing the life of Charles V through music he would have heard and been associated with. (R)
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01:00
Through the Night—27/04/2008
John Shea introduces music by Tchaikovsky, Rubbra, Bach, Sasnauskas, Part and Geijer.
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Morning
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07:00
Breakfast—27/04/2008
Including music by Janacek, Ravel, Beethoven, Lassus, Bach and Copland.
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10:00
Sunday Morning—27/04/2008
Choreographer/director Will Tuckett selects music by Vaughan Williams and Stravinsky.
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Afternoon
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12:00
Private Passions—27/04/2008
Colin Low chooses music by Schumann, Wolf, Schumann, Messiaen, Grainger and Wagner.
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13:00
The Early Music Show—Rachel Podger
Violinist Rachel Podger discusses her career and her relationship with the baroque violin.
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14:00
Radio 3 Requests—27/04/2008
With listeners' requests, including music by Tchaikovsky, Mozart and Bach.
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16:00
Choral Evensong—27/04/2008
Live from Bristol Cathedral.
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17:00
Discovering Music—Schumann's Symphony No 3 (Rhenish)
Stephen Johnson explores one of Schumann's most joyous symphonies. (R)
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Evening
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18:30
Choir and Organ—27/04/2008
Aled Jones explores the competitive world of American university a cappella singing.
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20:00
Drama on 3—Professor Bernhardi
Professor Bernhardi, by Arthur Schnitzler. Set in Vienna in 1900. (R)
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21:30
Sunday Feature—The Splintered City
Story of the biggest man-made explosion before the atomic bomb, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. (R)
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22:15
Words and Music—The Spirit World
Dominic West and Samantha Morton read poetry on the theme of the spirit world.
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Late
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00:00
The Early Music Show—Antonio Caldara
Exploring the life and music of Venetian-born baroque composer Antonio Caldara. (R)
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01:00
Through the Night—28/04/2008
John Shea introduces works by Grechaninov, Brahms, Dvorak, Buxtehude, Faure and Grainger.
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