Schedule

BBC Radio 3 Schedule 10 - 16 September 2007

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00:00							00:00 The Early Music Show—Edinburgh International Festival 2007, 08/09/2007 Catherine Bott introduces highlights from a concert at Greyfriars Kirk in Edinburgh.(R)
01:00							01:00 Through the Night—16/09/2007 Composers include Mussorgsky, Grieg, Brahms, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Reger and Praetorius.
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05:00							05:00 Through the Night—Through the Night
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07:00						07:00 Radio 3 Breakfast—15/09/2007 Including music by Dvorak, Philip Glass and Mozart, plus Gershwin's Cuban Overture.	07:00 Radio 3 Breakfast—16/09/2007 Including music by Robert Parsons, Puccini, Marais, Chopin, Lanner and Francaix.
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09:00						09:00 CD Review—Building a Library Andrew McGregor with new releases of Gombert's motets and Sibelius's Violin Concerto.
10:00							10:00 Sunday Morning—16/09/2007 Iain Burnside explores music made in the Indian summer of a musician's creativity: old age
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12:00						12:15 Music Matters—15/09/2007 Tom Service talks to composer James MacMillan about his new folk tale opera The Sacrifice.	12:00 Private Passions—16/09/2007 Michael Berkeley talks to author Kiran Desai, who chooses Bach and varied Indian music.
13:00						13:00 The Early Music Show—Girolamo Frescobaldi Catherine Bott on the Italian composer, who once drew 30,000 people to an organ recital.	13:00 The Early Music Show—Edinburgh International Festival 2007, 16/09/2007 Violinist Chiara Banchini and Ensemble 415 in a programme of Italian chamber sonatas.
14:00						14:00 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert—15/09/2007 Cellist Daniel Muller-Schott and pianist Angela Hewitt play Bach, Schumann and Beethoven.(R)	14:00 Radio 3 Requests—16/09/2007 Chi-chi Nwanoku with listeners' requests, including Rossini, Verdi, Weber and Ivanovs.
15:00						15:00 World Routes—World Routes in Jordan, The Bedouin Brothers Hisham and Hashim show the Bedouin lifestyle and play hypnotic, beautiful music.
16:00						16:00 Jazz Line-Up—15/09/2007 Julian Joseph is joined by American vocalist Diana Krall, who talks about her new album.	16:00 Choral Evensong—16/09/2007 From Southwark Cathedral, London, with Bach's Toccata in F played by organist Peter Wright
17:00						17:30 Jazz Record Requests—15/09/2007 Geoffrey Smith presents a selection of listeners' jazz requests.	17:00 Discovering Music—Brahms Symphony No 3 Stephen Johnson explores Brahms's 'free but happy' Third Symphony with the BBC SO.
18:00						18:30 Opera on 3—Edinburgh International Festival 2007, Bernstein's Candide 1/2Robert Spano conducts the BBC Scottish SO and soloists in the witty, glittering operetta.	18:30 Choir and Organ—16/09/2007 Aled Jones with the French chamber choir Accentus, and their founder Laurence Equilbey.
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20:00							20:00 Drama on 3—After the Quake By Haruki Murakami. Touching stories of people affected by the Kobe earthquake of 1995.
21:00						21:05 Performance on 3—Percy Grainger Transcriptions Paraphrase on Tchaikovsky's Flower Waltz, from The Nutcracker. Plus Gershwin and Grainger. 21:30 The Wire—Donna Love Bite By Gill Adams. Donna takes her little sister Kylie with her on her first date with Stu.(R)	21:30 Sunday Feature—An American Legend: James Agee Blake Morrison visits the writer's home in Tennessee and follows his footsteps to Alabama.
22:00						22:30 Hear and Now—15/09/2007 The minimalist pioneer plays at the Triptych Festival, Glasgow, and talks to Robert Worby.	22:15 Words and Music—Villains Villainy is reflected in music by Mozart and Bartok, and poems by Oscar Wilde and Shelley.
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