Schedule
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Early
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00:30
Through the Night—Orchestral music by Mendelssohn and Dvorak
Jonathan Swain presents performances from the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra.
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Morning
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06:30
Breakfast—Monday - Petroc Trelawny
Petroc Trelawny presents, with a new piece by Composer in 3 Matthew Kaner.
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09:00
Essential Classics—Monday - Sarah Walker with Debbie Horsfield
Artists of the Week: Collegium Musicum 90, featured playing music by Haydn.
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Afternoon
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12:00
Composer of the Week—Meredith Monk (b. 1942), The magician of the voice
Meredith Monk finds her unique voice.
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13:00
Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert—Wigmore Hall Mondays - Kelemen String Quartet
From Wigmore Hall, London, the Kelemen Quartet perform Schubert, Bartok and Liszt.
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14:00
Afternoon Concert—70th Anniversary Archive, Episode 1
1/3 Verity Sharp presents music by Peter Maxwell Davies, Elgar, Tippett and Jonathan Dove.
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16:30
In Tune—Danny Driver, Joan Armatrading, Rodolfo Richter
Clemency Burton-Hill's guests include Danny Driver, Joan Armatrading and Rodolfo Richter.
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Evening
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18:30
Composer of the Week—Meredith Monk (b. 1942), The magician of the voice
Meredith Monk finds her unique voice.
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19:30
Radio 3 in Concert—Oxford Lieder Festival's Schumann Project
Christopher Cook presents Schumann partsongs from the 2016 Oxford Lieder Festival.
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21:55
Three Score and Ten—Douglas Dunn and Michael Longley
23/50 Archive poetry readings from the 1970s, from Douglas Dunn and Michael Longley.
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22:00
Music Matters—John Cage in letters
Letters by John Cage, a house inspired by Satie, and Hartmann's 1930s protest opera. (R)
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22:45
The Essay—The Book that Changed Me, David Simon
1/5 Creator of the TV series The Wire David Simon on the book Let us Now Praise Famous Men.
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23:00
Jazz Now—John Coltrane Special
Soweto Kinch with a special programme devoted to saxophonist and composer John Coltrane.
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Late
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00:30
Through the Night—Proms 2015: Andrew Davis conducts the 成人快手 Symphony Orchestra
Jonathan Swain presents music by Delius, Nielsen and Ravel, and a new cantata by Hugh Wood
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