Classical music for your commute
Episode m000xn4z, broadcast at Friday 9th July 2021, 7:00pm.
“In Tune Mixtape's eclectic mix today includes wild dances by Brahms and Benjamin Britten, and music by two female composers from very different worlds - Clara Schumann and the Syrian qanu-player, Maya Youssef. Haydn brings us an invitation from a mermaid, and mysterious and questioning sound-worlds are conjoured up by Poulenc and James Macmillan.”
Track listing
- 0:00 – Hungarian Dance No. 5 in G minor
- Orchestra Vienna Philharmonic
- Composer Johannes Brahms
- Director Claudio Abbado
- 2:15 – Mazurka in G minor (Soirées Musicales Op.6)
- Composer Clara Schumann
- Performer Yoshiko Iwai
- 5:15 – Awatef (track 10, Syrian Dreams)
- Performer Maya Youssef
- Performer Sebastian Flaig
- Performer Attab Haddad
- 8:04 – The Mermaid's Song
- Composer Joseph Haydn
- Performer Roger Vignoles
- Singer Sarah Walker
- 10:55 – Oboe Sonata (track 10-12, Poulenc: Piano music and chamber works: Pascal Roge)
- Composer Francis Poulenc
- Performer Pascal Rogé
- Performer Maurice Bourgue
- 15:25 – 3 Divertimenti (Burlesque)
- Composer Benjamin Britten
- Ensemble Belcea Quartet
- 18:52 – Canzona seconda à 6
- Composer Giovanni Gabrieli
- Ensemble His Majestys Sagbutts and Cornetts
- Conductor Stephen Cleobury
- 22:50 – Chanson de matin, Op 15 No 2 (track 11, Salon Orchestra Favourites Volume 3: Salonorchester Schwanen/Huber)
- Composer Edward Elgar
- Music Arranger M. Erle
- Orchestra Salonorchester Schwanen
- Conductor Georg Huber
- 24:30 – A New Song (track 8, Hear My Words: Choral Classics from St John's: Choir of St John's College, Cambr)
- Choir Choir of St John’s College, Cambridge
- Composer James McMillan
- Director Andrew Nethsingha
- Performer Timothy Ravalde