BBC Music Magazine

MARCH’S RADIO 3 LISTINGS

Schedules may be subject to alteration. For up-to-date listings see Radio Times

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1 TUESDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Clementi (rpt)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7pm In Tune

7-7.30pm In Tune Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert from City Halls, Glasgow. Webern Passacagli­a for orchestra, Schoenberg Lied ver waldtaube (Gurreliede­r), Bruckner Symphony No. 4. Karen Cargill (mezzo-soprano),

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra/alpesh Chauhan 10-10.45pm Music Matters 10.45-11pm The Essay 11pm-12.30am Night Tracks

2 WEDNESDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast 9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Clementi (rpt) 1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-4pm Afternoon Concert 4-5pm Choral Evensong live from Lincoln Cathedral on Ash Wednesday 5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in

Concert from Bridgewate­r Hall, Manchester. Vaughan Williams Symphony No. 3 ‘Pastoral’, On Wenlock Edge, Symphony No. 5. Alessandro Fisher (tenor), BBC Philharmon­ic/ Mark Wiggleswor­th 10-10.45pm Feature 10.45-11pm The Essay 11pm-12.30am Night Tracks

3 THURSDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Clementi (rpt)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape 7.30-10.45pm Radio 3 in Concert live from Symphony Hall, Birmingham. Tchaikovsk­y Fantasy Overture: Romeo and Juliet, Stravinsky Violin Concerto, Tchaikovsk­y Symphony No. 4. Patricia Kopatchins­kaja (violin), City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra/mirga Gra inyte-tyla • 10.45-11pm The Essay 11-11.30pm Night Tracks 11.30pm-12.30am Unclassifi­ed

4 FRIDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Clementi (rpt)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape CHOICE 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert live from the Barbican, London. Brutalism meets orchestral beauty as the Barbican celebrates its 40th anniversar­y. Judith Weir Concrete, Elgar

Cello Concerto, Ravel Daphnis et Chloé. Senja Rummukaine­n (cello), Adjoa Andoh (speaker), BBC Symphony Orchestra &

Chorus/sakari Oramo 10-10.45pm Feature 10.45-11pm The Essay 11pm-1am Late Junction

5 SATURDAY

7-9am Breakfast

9-11.45am Record Review 11.45am-12.30pm

Music Matters

12.30-1pm This Classical Life 1-3pm Inside Music

3-4pm Sound of Cinema

4-5pm Music Planet

5-6.30pm J to Z

6.30-10pm Opera on 3 from the Royal Opera House, London. Handel Theodora. Joyce Didonato (Irene), Jakub Józef Orli´nski (Didymus), Ed Lyon (Septimus), Gyyula Orendt (Valens), Thando Mjandana (Messenger), Orchestra and Chorus of the Royal Opera House/harry Bicket

10pm-12 midnight

New Music Show 12 midnight-1am Freeness

6 SUNDAY

7-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon Sunday Morning 12 noon-1pm Private Passions Esther Rantzen (TV journalist, founder of Childline and

The Silver Line)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert (rpt) 2-3pm The Early Music Show 3-4pm Choral Evensong from Lincoln Cathedral (rpt)

4-5pm Jazz Record Requests 5-5.30pm The

Listening Service

5.30-6.45pm Words and Music 6.45-7.30pm Sunday Feature The Black Female Fellowship (exploring the lives of the successors of Florence Price) 7.30-9pm Drama on 3

The A to Z of Things

9-11pm Record Review Extra 11pm-12am Sunday Series 12-12.30am Classical Fix

7 MONDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast 9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Henriëtte Bosmans. Exploring the importance of family, with Dr Helen Metzelaar and Dr Lauren Vastenhout 1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-4.30pm Afternoon Concert 4.30-5pm New

Generation Artists

5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert 10-10.45pm Music Matters 10.45-11pm The Essay

New Generation Thinkers 11pm-12.30am Northern Drift

8 TUESDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Henriëtte Bosmans’ early career as a concert pianist 1-2pm Lunchtime Concert live from Temple Church, London. Internatio­nal Women’s Day.

Melissa Dunphy I am the world (BBC Radio 3 commission, world premiere), Judith

Bingham The Clouded Heaven, Ghislaine Reece-trapp Mass for the Mystery of Faith (world premiere), June Nixon Alleluias. Anna Lapwood (organ), BBC Singers/grace Rossiter

2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape CHOICE 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert live from Kings Place, London. Internatio­nal Women’s Day. Newly discovered madrigals by Maddalena Casulana, alongside works by her contempora­ry Barbara Strozzi. Fieri Consort 10-10.45pm Music Matters 10.45-11pm The Essay

New Generation Thinkers 11pm-12.30am Night Tracks

9 WEDNESDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast 9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Henriëtte Bosmans. The period of the Second

World War, when she risked her life, storming the Gestapo Headquarte­rs to get her Jewish mother released

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-4pm Afternoon Concert 4-5pm Choral Evensong from the Chapel of Keble College, Oxford. Stanford O for a closer walk with God, Battishill O

Lord, look down from heaven, Kingsfold I heard the voice of Jesus say, Whitlock Fantasie Choral No. 1. Daniel Mathieson (organ), Choir of Keble College, Oxford/paul Brough

5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert from the Lighthouse, Poole. Jonathan Dove Sunshine, Mozart Piano Concerto No. 22, Schubert Symphony No. 9 ‘Great’. Imogen Cooper (piano),

BBC So/mark Wiggleswor­th 10-10.45pm Free Thinking 10.45-11pm The Essay

New Generation Thinkers 11pm-12.30am Night Tracks

10 THURSDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics

12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Henriëtte Bosmans and her friendship with

Benjamin Britten

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert live from City Halls, Glasgow. Wagner Tristan und Isolde: Prelude und Liebestod, Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending, Sibelius Symphony No. 1. Rosanne Philippens (violin), BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra/ Mark Wiggleswor­th

10-10.45pm Free Thinking 10.45-11pm The Essay New Generation Thinkers 11-11.30pm Night Tracks 11.30pm-12.30am Unclassifi­ed

11 FRIDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics

12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Henriëtte Bosmans and her muse, the singer Noémie Pérugia

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert from the Barbican, London. Krása Overture from Small Orchestra, Haas Study for String Orchestra, Schulhoff Symphony No. 5, Messiaen Quartet for the End of Time. Students from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, BBC Symphony Orchestra/alpesh Chauhan 10-10.45pm The Verb 10.45-11pm The Essay New Generation Thinkers 11pm-1am Late Junction

12 SATURDAY

7-9am Breakfast

9-11.45am Record Review 11.45am-12.30pm

Music Matters

12.30-1pm This Classical Life 1-3pm Inside Music

3-4pm Sound of Cinema 4-5pm Music Planet

5-6.30pm J to Z

6.30-10pm Opera on 3 from the Metropolit­an Opera, New York. Strauss Ariadne auf

Naxos. Lise Davidsen (Ariadne), Brenda Rae (Zerbinetta), Isabel Leonard (Composer), Brandon Jovanovich (Bacchus), Sean Michael Plumb (Harlekin), Johannes Martin Kränzle

(Music Master), Thomas Allen (Major-domo), Orchestra of the Metropolit­an Opera/

Marek Janowski 10pm-12 midnight New Music Show 12 midnight-1am Free the Music

13 SUNDAY

7-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon Sunday Morning 12 noon-1pm Private Passions Katy Brand (comedian)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert (rpt) 2-3pm The Early Music Show 3-4pm Choral Evensong (rpt) 4-5pm Jazz Record Requests 5-5.30pm The

Listening Service

5.30-6.45pm Words and Music 6.45-7.30pm Between the Ears 7.30-9pm Radio 3 in Concert 9-11pm Record Review Extra 11pm-12am Sunday Series 12-12.30am Classical Fix

14 MONDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Debussy

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-4.30pm Afternoon Concert 4.30-5pm New

Generation Artists

5-7pm In Tune

7-7.30pm In Tune Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert 10-10.45pm Music Matters 10.45-11pm The Essay 11pm-12.30am Northern Drift

15 TUESDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-2pm See Mon 14 March 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape CHOICE 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert from Wigmore Hall, London. Beethoven Piano Trio in E flat, Dyson A poet’s hymn, Bax

The white peace, Gardiner Winter, Coleridge-taylor

A song cycle: Sons of the sea, Keel Trade Winds from ‘Three Salt Water Ballads’, Warlock Captain Stratton’s Fancy, Ireland Phantasie-trio in A minor,

Mozart Fantasia in C minor, Serenade in B flat ‘Gran Partita’. Marcus Farnsworth (baritone), Nash Ensemble

10-10.45pm Music Matters 10.45-11pm The Essay 11pm-12.30am Night Tracks

16 WEDNESDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Debussy

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-4pm Afternoon Concert 4-5pm Choral Evensong from Truro Cathedral. Southwell

Lord Jesus, think on me, Tallis The Dorian Service, Gombert Lugebat David Absalon, Eisenach Jesu, thou joy of loving hearts, Bruhns Praeludium in E minor ‘Big’. Choir of Truro Cathedral/christophe­r Gray 5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert from the Royal Festival Hall, London. Tchaikovsk­y Francesca da Rimini, Piano Concerto

No. 1, Symphony No. 6 ‘Pathétique’. Nobuyuki Tsujii (piano), Philharmon­ia/ Santtu-matias Rouvali 10-10.45pm Free Thinking 10.45-11pm The Essay 11pm-12.30am Night Tracks

17 THURSDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Debussy

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert from St David’s Hall, Cardiff. Grace Wiliams Sea Sketches, Mahler Symphony No. 5.

BBC National Orchestra of Wales/tadaaki Otaka 10-10.45pm Free Thinking 10.45-11pm The Essay 11-11.30pm Night Tracks 11.30pm-12.30am Unclassifi­ed

18 FRIDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Debussy

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape 7.45-10pm Radio 3 in Concert live from Ulster Hall, Belfast. Sally Beamish Piano Concerto No. 1 ‘Hill Stanzas’, Mozart Piano Concerto No. 27, Sibelius Symphony No. 3. Ronald Brautigam (piano), Ulster Orchestra/jac van Steen 10-10.45pm The Verb 10.45-11pm The Essay 11pm-1am Late Junction

19 SATURDAY

7-9am Breakfast

9-11.45am Record Review 11.45am-12.30pm

Music Matters

12.30-1pm This Classical Life 1-3pm Inside Music

3-4pm Sound of Cinema 4-5pm Music Planet 5-6.30pm J to Z

6.30-10pm Opera on 3 from the Metropolit­an Opera, New York. Handel Rodelinda. Elza van der Heever (Rodelinda), Jamie Barton (Eduige), Iestyn Davies (Bertarido), Anthony Roth Costanzo (Unulfo),

Paul Appleby (Grimoaldo), Adam Plachetka (Garibaldo),

Orchestra of the Metropolit­an Opera/harry Bicket

10pm-12 midnight

New Music Show 12 midnight-1am

Free the Music

20 SUNDAY

7-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon Sunday Morning 12 noon-1pm Private Passions Misan Harriman (photograph­er, social activist, first black man to shoot a cover of British Vogue in the magazine’s history)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert (rpt) 2-3pm The Early Music Show 3-4pm Choral Evensong from Truro Cathedral. Southwell

Lord Jesus, think on me, Tallis The Dorian Service, Gombert Lugebat David Absalon,

Eisenach Jesu, thou joy of loving hearts, Bruhns Praeludium in E minor. Choir of Truro Cathedral/ Christophe­r Gray (rpt)

4-5pm Jazz Record Requests 5-5.30pm The

Listening Service

5.30-6.45pm Words and Music 6.45-7.30pm Between the Ears The Emperor and the Pianola 7.30-9pm Drama on 3

What We May Be (Linda

Marshall Griffiths)

9-11pm Record Review Extra 11pm-12am Sunday Series 12-12.30am Classical Fix

21 MONDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast 9am-12 noon Essential Classics

12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week The Mighty

Handful (Rimsky-korsakov, Musorgsky, Borodin)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-4.30pm Afternoon Concert 4.30-5pm New

Generation Artists

5-7pm In Tune

7-7.30pm In Tune Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert 10-10.45pm Music Matters 10.45-11pm The Essay Different Ways of Being 11pm-12.30am Northern Drift

22 TUESDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week The Mighty

Handful (Rimsky-korsakov, Musorgsky, Borodin)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7pm In Tune

7-7.30pm In Tune Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert from Aberystwth. Rossini Overture: The Barber of Seville, Elgar Serenade for Strings, Fauré Pavane, Handel arr. Harty Water Music: selection, Brahms Symphony No. 2. BBC National Orchestra of Wales/owain Arwel Hughes

10-10.45pm Music Matters 10.45-11pm The Essay Different Ways of Being 11pm-12.30am Night Tracks

23 WEDNESDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week The Mighty

Handful (Rimsky-korsakov, Musorgsky, Borodin)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-4pm Afternoon Concert 4-5pm Choral Evensong live from the Chapel of Jesus College, Cambridge

5-7pm In Tune

7-7.30pm In Tune Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert from the Barbican, London. Haydn The Creation. London Symphony Orchestra/

Simon Rattle

10-10.45pm Free Thinking 10.45-11pm The Essay Different Ways of Being 11pm-12.30am Night Tracks

24 THURSDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast 9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week The Mighty

Handful (Rimsky-korsakov, Musorgsky, Borodin)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7pm In Tune

7-7.30pm In Tune Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert live from the Barbican, London. Sofia Gubaidulin­a Fairytale Poem (UK premiere), Musorgsky arr. Shostakovi­ch Songs and Dances of Death, Shostakovi­ch Symphony No. 5. Kostas Smorginas (bass-baritone),

BBC Symphony Orchestra/

Eva Ollikainen

10-10.45pm Free Thinking 10.45-11pm The Essay

Different Ways of Being 11-11.30pm Night Tracks 11.30pm-12.30am Unclassifi­ed with

Elizabeth Alker

25 FRIDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week The Mighty

Handful (Rimsky-korsakov, Musorgsky, Borodin)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert from the Barbican, London. Stravinsky Variations (Aldous Huxley in Memoriam), Frank Zappa Pedro’s Dowry, Bob in Dacron, Sad Jane, Envelopes, Mo ‘N Herb’s Vacation, Strictly Genteel. BBC Symphony Orchestra/brad Lubman 10-10.45pm The Verb 10.45-11pm The Essay Different Ways of Being 11pm-1am Late Junction

26 SATURDAY

7-9am Breakfast

9-11.45am Record Review 11.45am-12.30pm

Music Matters

12.30-1pm This Classical Life 1-3pm Inside Music

3-4pm Sound of Cinema

4-5pm Music Planet

5-6.30pm J to Z

6.30-10pm Opera on 3 from the Metropolit­an Opera, New York. Verdi Don Carlos. Sonya Yoncheva (Élisabeth de Valois), El¯ına Garanˇca (Eboli), Matthew Polenzani (Don Carlos), Etienne Dupuis (Rodrigue), Eric Owens (Philippe II), John Relyea (Grand Inquisitor), Orchestra of the Metropolit­an Opera/yannick Nézet-séguin

10pm-12 midnight

New Music Show 12 midnight-1am Free the Music

27 SUNDAY

7-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon Sunday Morning 12 noon-1pm Private Passions Richard Holloway (writer, former Bishop of Edinburgh)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert (rpt) 2-3pm The Early Music Show 3-4.30pm Choral Evensong from the Chapel of Jesus College, Cambridge 4.30-5.30pm Jazz

Record Requests

5.30-6.45pm Words and Music 6.45-7.30pm Sunday Feature 7.30-9pm Drama on 3 Middlemarc­h Monologues 9-11pm Record Review Extra 11pm-12am Sunday Series 12-12.30am Classical Fix

28 MONDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Biber (rpt)

1-10pm See Mon 21 March 10-10.45pm Music Matters 10.45-11pm The Essay 11pm-12.30am Northern Drift

29 TUESDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast 9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Biber (rpt)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7pm In Tune

7-7.30pm In Tune Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in

Concert from Bridgewate­r Hall, Manchester. Vaughan Williams Towards the Unknown Region, Symphony No. 4 ‘Job’. Hallé Choir, BBC Philharmon­ic/ Andrew Davis

10-10.45pm Music Matters 10.45-11pm The Essay 11pm-12.30am Night Tracks

30 WEDNESDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast

9am-12 noon

Essential Classics

12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Biber (rpt)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-4pm Afternoon Concert 4-5pm Choral Evensong from the Chapel of Royal Holloway, University of London

5-7pm In Tune

7-7.30pm In Tune Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in

Concert from Royal Festival Hall, London. Mendelssoh­n Overture: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Brahms Four Serious Songs, Schoenberg Pelleas und Melisande. Bryn Terfel (baritone), London Philharmon­ic Orchestra/edward Gardner 10-10.45pm Free Thinking 10.45-11pm The Essay 11pm-12.30am Night Tracks

31 THURSDAY

6.30-9am Breakfast 9am-12 noon

Essential Classics 12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Biber (rpt)

1-2pm Lunchtime Concert 2-5pm Afternoon Concert 5-7pm In Tune

7-7.30pm In Tune Mixtape 7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert live from City Halls, Glasgow. Debussy Marche ecossaise sur un thème populaire, Wim Henderickx Clarinet Concerto ‘Sutra’ (BBC co-commission, world premiere) (see BBC Music Magazine Interview, p34), Chausson Poème de l’amour et de la mer, Debussy La mer. Annalien van Wauwe (clarinet), Sarah Connolly (mezzo-soprano), BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra/

Martyn Brabbins

10-10.45pm Free Thinking 10.45-11pm The Essay 11-11.30pm Night Tracks 11.30pm-12.30am Unclassifi­ed

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A female perspectiv­e: (clockwise) Myra Hess’s wartime recitals recreated; Maddalena Casulana’s lost madrigals; Judith Weir celebrates the Barbican
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Tackling Tchaikovsk­y: Nobuyuki Tsujii joins the Philharmon­ia (16 March)
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History repeats: baritone Marcus Farnsworth pays homage to Myra Hess (15 March)
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