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Last broadcast on Sat, 30 May 2009, 07:00 on BBC Radio 3.
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The complete Breakfast playlist for Saturday editions is posted online on the Monday following broadcast.
7.04
CHOPIN
Impromptu in Ab, op 29
Murray Perahia, piano
SONY518807 T25
7.08
JS BACH orch Elgar
Fantasia and Fugue in C minor BWV 537
BBC Philharmonic
Leonard Slatkin
CHANDOS9835 T7-8
7.17
HAYDN
String Quartet in A Op 20/6: 1st mvt â Allegro di molto e scherzando
Hagen Quartet
DG439920 CD2 T9
7.25
SCHUMANN
Adagio and Allegro for Horn and Piano Op 70
Radovan Vlatkovoc, horn
Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano
DECCA433850 T6-7
7.34
BRAHMS
Wenn ein starker Gewappneter op 109/2
Choir of Trinity College Cambridge
Richard Marlow
CONIFER178 T9
7.37
HOLST
Walt Whitman Overture Op 7
LPO
Nicholas Braithwaite
LYRITA210 T1
7.45
MARCELLO
Canzona: Se morto mi brami perche non mâuccidi
Albrecht Mayer, oboe/director
New Seasons Ensmble
DECCA4780313 T11
7.50
Monteverdi
Châio tâami from 5th Book of Madrigals
I Fagiolini
Robert Hollingowrth
CHANDOS 0730 T8
8.03
HANDEL
Organ Concerto in Bb op 7/3
Simon Preston, organ
The English Concert
Trevor Pinnock
DG447300 T13-16
8.19
STRAYHORN
Take the A Train
Duke Ellington and his Orchestra
RCA636722 CD3 T9
8.24
MOZART
Magic Flute Overture
ASMF
Neville Marriner
EMI85060 T3
8.31
POEM FOR TODAY
Mario Petrucci: How does fragrance of sleep
8.34
WAGNER
Wie Todesahnung Dämmrung deckt die Lande...o du mein holder Abendstern (from Tannhäuser)
Bryn Terfel, bass-baritone
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
James Levine
DG4458662 T6
8.40
Stravinsky
Toccata from Violin Concerto
Hilary Hahn, violin
ASMF
Neville Marriner
SONY7306012 CD2 T5
8.46
HAYDN
Piano Sonata No 58 (Hob XVI:48)
Andras Schiff, piano
TELDEC17141 CD1 T8-9
Mario Petrucci: ‘how does fragrance of sleep...’
Poetry readings from our 2009 poetry season are no longer available.
Mario Petrucci studied Natural Sciences and has a PhD in optoelectronics from University College, London. He has published several hundred poems and is active in many areas: performance, teaching, broadcasting and ‘poetic interaction’ – he was Radio 3’s first poet in residence, and his long poem ‘Heavy Water’, about Chernobyl, has been made into a film with Juliet Stevenson. His recent work is influenced by the American ‘Language’ poets such as Charles Olson.
(Last updated 2009)
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