Mary Ann Kennedy joins Jamie to get everyone involved in a new Scottish Songbook
A new book of Scottish Song, the Ayoub Sisters' latest musical find and music for advent
Mary Ann Kennedy joins Jamie to highlight a new Songbook of Scottish Song with contributions from Sir James MacMillan, Ailie Robertson... and you. The Ayoub Sisters share their third Spotlight feature on underrepresented musicians in the Classical scene. Plus Jamie has news of Advent concerts in December and some musical Advent treats from Rachmaninov, Bob Chilcott and Roxanna Panufnik.
Photo Credit: Sean Purser
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Jean Sibelius
Karelia Suite (Intermezzo)
Orchestra: Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra. Conductor: Leif Segerstam.- Classical Images From Finland.
- Ondine.
- 1.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Cantata, BWV 199 (VIII. Aria "Wie freudig ist mein Herz")
Singer: Carolyn Sampson. Ensemble: Freiburg Baroque Orchestra. Conductor: Petra M眉llejans.- Bach: Cantata, BWV 199.
- harmonia mundi.
- 108.
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Margaret Hubicki
Rigaudon (Lonely Mere and Rigaudon)
Performer: Robert Max. Performer: James Kirby.- Dedication In Time.
- Chandos.
- 012.
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Anon.
Veni, Veni, Emmanuel
Music Arranger: Sir David Willcocks. Choir: Guildford Cathedral Choir. Director: Katherine Dienes-Williams.- All Bells In Paradise.
- Regent.
- 3.
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Trad.
Britten: The Bonnie Earl O' Moray
Performer: Philip Mayers. Music Arranger: Benjamin Britten. Choir: Berlin Radio Choir. Conductor: Simon Halsey.- Simple Gifts.
- Coviello.
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Sergey Rachmaninov
Ave Maria (Vespers Op.37)
Choir: Choir of New College Oxford. Conductor: Edward Higginbottom.- The Rachmaninov Experience.
- Warner Classics and Jazz.
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Edvard Grieg
Skomsvoll's Holberg Suite (Sarabond)
Performer: Erlend Skomsvoll. Performer: Jan Bjoranger. Music Arranger: Erlend Skomsvoll. Ensemble: 1B1.- Grieg: Holberg Variations.
- Simax.
- 12.
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Trad.
Jesus Christ The Apple Tree
Music Arranger: Elizabeth Poston. Choir: Chorus of St Martin in the Fields. Conductor: Neville Marriner.- Christmas with the Academy.
- Philips.
- 22.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Cantata, BWV 199 II. Aria "Stumme Seufzer, stille Klagen"
Singer: Carolyn Sampson. Ensemble: Freiburg Baroque Orchestra. Conductor: Petra M眉llejans.- Bach: Cantata, BWV 199.
- harmonia mundi.
- 102.
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Bob Chilcott
The Advent Candel
Performer: Tanya Houghton. Author: Charles Bennett. Choir: Commotio. Conductor: Matthew Berry.- Bob Chilcott: The Rose in the Middle of Winter.
- Naxos.
- 3.
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Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Serenade for Strings, Op 48 (2nd mvt)
Ensemble: Scottish Ensemble. Conductor: Jonathan Morton.- Tchaikovsky & Shostakovich For Strings.
- Linn.
- 2.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Cantata, BWV 199 VI.Choral "Ich, dein betr眉btes Kind"
Singer: Carolyn Sampson. Ensemble: Freiburg Baroque Orchestra. Conductor: Petra M眉llejans.- Bach: Cantata, BWV 199.
- harmonia mundi.
- 106.
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Roxanna Panufnik
The Call
Performer: Alison Martin. Choir: Choir of St John鈥檚 College, Cambridge. Conductor: Andrew Nethsingha.- The Call - More Choral Classics From St John's.
- CHANDOS.
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Ludwig van Beethoven
String Quartet in C minor, Op 18 No 4 (4th mvt)
Ensemble: Hungarian Quartet.- Beethoven The Collector's Edition 50 CDs The Masterpieces The Greatest Artists.
- EMI Classics.
- 4.
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Reena Esmail
Darshan
Performer: Vijay Gupta.- Darshan.
- Vijay Gupta/Reena Esmail.
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Reena Esmail
Jainism
Choir: The Elora Singers. Conductor: Mark Vuorinen.- This Love Between Us: Prayers for Unity.
- TESR.
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Gabriel Jackson
O Clavis David (Seven Advent Antiphones)
Choir: Choir of Merton College, Oxford. Conductor: Benjamin Nicholas.- Advent At Merton.
- DELPHIAN.
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Ludwig van Beethoven
Piano Sonata in C minor, Op 13, 'Path茅tique' (2nd mvt)
Performer: Daniel Barenboim.- 111 Years Of Deutsche Grammophon The Collector's Edition Vol.2.
- Deutsche Grammophon.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Tiefgeb眉ckt und voller Reue (Cantata BWV.199)
Singer: Carolyn Sampson. Orchestra: Freiburg Baroque Orchestra. Director: Petra M眉llejans.- Bach: Cantata, BWV 199.
- harmonia mundi.
- 104.
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- Sun 6 Dec 2020 21:00成人快手 Radio Scotland