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  1. 09-02-12, 22:47 #1
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    Default Radio 3 Listeners Recommendations for Morning Playlists

    As suggested by French Frank please find items posted on teamsaint's thread - apologies for the mistakes which will be many - if you point them out I can correct for the future plus add any I have missed.


    Machonchy String Quartet No.1
    Uslvolskaya Piano Concerto
    Webern's Symphony Opus 28
    Schmitt Tragedie de Salmone
    Hummel Salve Regina
    Dallapiccola Tartiniana
    Mozart Variations on Ah, vous dirai je Maman
    Busoni Lustspielouverture
    Ropartz Prelude Marine et Chanson
    Crumb Eleven Echoes of Autumn (Echoes 1)
    Wagner Parsifal Good Friday Music
    Nielsen Little Suite for Strings
    Harris Symphony No.3
    J B Vanhal Flute Quartet in B Flat
    Fenby Rossini on Ikla Moor
    Sibelius Leminkainen Suite
    Parry Violin Sonata in D
    Kodaly String Quartet No.2
    Bach G Minor Fantasia and Fugue BMV 542
    Massenet 7 Suites for Orchestra
    Ravel Alborada del Gracioso
    Ravel String Quartet 1st Movement
    Mendelssohn Piano Sonata B Flat Op 106
    Bach F Major Toccata
    Rachmaninov String Quartet No.1
    Glazunov Seasons
    Kalinnikov Symphony No.1 1st Movement
    Brahms Sieben Volkslieder
    Rubbra Symphony No.10
    Enescu Aubade for String Trio
    Mahler Symphonic Prelude
    Bruckner 4th Symphony
    Stanford 1st String Quartet
    Magnard String Quartet Op 16
    Kalinnikov The Cedar and the Palm
    Janacek Suite for String Orchestra
    Bedford The Golden Wine is Drunk
    Stenhammar Serenade
    Handel Trio Sonata Op 2 No.6
    Suk Serenade for Strings
    Matthews Berceuse for Dresden
    Szymanowski Concert Overture.
    Field 1st Piano Sonata
    Duparc Phidylei
    Delius Florida Suite
    Delius North Country Sketches
    Cooke 3rd Symphony
    Gardner 3rd Symphony
    Dohnanyi Ruralica Hungarica
    Cooke Rondo in B Flat Horn and Piano
    Rachmaninov Symphony No.1
    Howells Penguinski
    Rubbra Sonata 1 for Violin and Piano
    Finzi By Footpath and Stile
    Chausson Symphony in B Flat
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    Many thanks to anton g. The idea (you will remember) is to suggest some works which are worth hearing though seldom heard, and suitable for R3's morning programmes.
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    Wow... Great work!

    A tiny word to the wise: something fishy about "Tragedie de Salmone" (...perhaps a companion piece to Bernstein's "A Quiet Plaice"?)

    My only substantive comment would be that Ravel's "Alborada" is a bit of a surprise there, as it certainly came to be one of the 'time and time again' pieces in the days when I listened to Breakfast... Maybe it's dropped off since
    "The isle is full of noises... Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
    The Tempest, Act III scene 2 ll 148-9
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    sorry maybe I missed the irony in certain places......
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    ...and my apologies to Salome.....
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    To get the ball on the move again

    Faure Nocturne No.6 in D flat Major
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    Van Bree's Concert overture in E-flat (8 minutes of sheer joy)
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    Quote Originally Posted by antongould View Post

    Faure Nocturne No.6 in D flat Major
    Was listening to Germaine T-V playing it through my headphones over breakfast in a back-street café in Paris only this morning

    I'd add these to the list:

    Barber: 'School for Scandal' Overture
    R Strauss: 'Potpourri' from 'Die schwiegsame Frau'
    "The isle is full of noises... Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
    The Tempest, Act III scene 2 ll 148-9
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    Quote Originally Posted by Caliban View Post
    Was listening to Germaine T-V playing it through my headphones over breakfast in a back-street café in Paris only this morning


    Whereas I was in damp Tyneside wood listening to it by Paul Crossley; as ever Rumpole you win on every count........l
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    Quote Originally Posted by antongould View Post
    As suggested by French Frank please find items posted on teamsaint's thread - apologies for the mistakes which will be many - if you point them out I can correct for the future plus add any I have missed.


    Machonchy String Quartet No.1
    Uslvolskaya Piano Concerto
    Webern's Symphony Opus 28
    Schmitt Tragedie de Salmone
    Hummel Salve Regina
    Dallapiccola Tartiniana
    Mozart Variations on Ah, vous dirai je Maman
    Busoni Lustspielouverture
    Ropartz Prelude Marine et Chanson
    Crumb Eleven Echoes of Autumn (Echoes 1)
    Wagner Parsifal Good Friday Music
    Nielsen Little Suite for Strings
    Harris Symphony No.3
    J B Vanhal Flute Quartet in B Flat
    Fenby Rossini on Ikla Moor
    Sibelius Leminkainen Suite
    Parry Violin Sonata in D
    Kodaly String Quartet No.2
    Bach G Minor Fantasia and Fugue BMV 542
    Massenet 7 Suites for Orchestra
    Ravel Alborada del Gracioso
    Ravel String Quartet 1st Movement
    Mendelssohn Piano Sonata B Flat Op 106
    Bach F Major Toccata
    Rachmaninov String Quartet No.1
    Glazunov Seasons
    Kalinnikov Symphony No.1 1st Movement
    Brahms Sieben Volkslieder
    Rubbra Symphony No.10
    Enescu Aubade for String Trio
    Mahler Symphonic Prelude
    Bruckner 4th Symphony
    Stanford 1st String Quartet
    Magnard String Quartet Op 16
    Kalinnikov The Cedar and the Palm
    Janacek Suite for String Orchestra
    Bedford The Golden Wine is Drunk
    Stenhammar Serenade
    Handel Trio Sonata Op 2 No.6
    Suk Serenade for Strings
    Matthews Berceuse for Dresden
    Szymanowski Concert Overture.
    Field 1st Piano Sonata
    Duparc Phidylei
    Delius Florida Suite
    Delius North Country Sketches
    Cooke 3rd Symphony
    Gardner 3rd Symphony
    Dohnanyi Ruralica Hungarica
    Cooke Rondo in B Flat Horn and Piano
    Rachmaninov Symphony No.1
    Howells Penguinski
    Rubbra Sonata 1 for Violin and Piano
    Finzi By Footpath and Stile
    Chausson Symphony in B Flat
    Great work Anton, just one minor point should read Prelude and Good Friday Music (graivtas and length)
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