Dutch
Music Week on CBC Radio Two
Broadcast Schedule
Friday, April 30, 2004: Day 1
(Queen's Birthday)
Take Five with Shelley Solmes
1:00 pm (1:30
pm NT)
From the Utrecht Early Music Festival
The Orchestra of the 18th Century
Thomas
Zehetmaier, Violin
Frans Bruggen, conductor
Robert
Schumann: Manfred Overture, Op. 115
Robert Schumann:
Symphony
No. 4 in d minor Op. 120
Johannes Brahms: Violin Concerto
in D Major Op. 77
After Hours
10:00 pm (10:30 pm NT)
Starting April 30, and continuing through
the weekday evenings of Dutch Music Week, host Andy Sheppard
samples the music
of a different Dutch jazz artist each night: Luluk, Tineke
Postma, Pauline Van Schaik. Plus, an update on the Dutch
jazz scene.
Saturday, May 1, 2004: Day 2 To
Be Announced
Sunday, May 2, 2004: Day 3 Choral
Concert with host Howard Dyck
8:00 am (8:30 am NT)
Mendelssohn: Elijah
Christiane Oelze, soprano
Margriet
van Reisen, contralto
Marcel Reijans, tenor
Quentin
Hayes, baritone
David van Berne, boy soprano
Ensemble:
Netherlands
Radio Chorus
Orchestra: Netherlands Radio Symphony
OrchestraConductor: Simon Halsey
Westcoast Performance
12:00 pm PDT
(Regional
Broadcast - British Columbia only)
This week on Westcoast Performance, host Michael Juk
brings you a concert featuring Dutch music for wind
band, performed by the Pacific Symphonic Wind Ensemble.
(Concert recorded at Vancouver's Vogue Theatre on Saturday,
May 1.) Don't miss it!
Artscape
12:00 pm EDT
(Regional Broadcast - Ottawa area
only)
This week on Artscape, host Gary Hayes talks with Ottawa
poet Christopher Levenson about his experiences in the
1953 Flood in the Zeeland region. He wrote a number
of poems about the disaster, which were set to music
by Dutch composer Douwe Eisenga.
The Singer and the Song
1:00 pm (1:30 pn NT)
Host Catherine Belyea will showcase Dutch singers Nan
Merriman, Robert Holl, Elly Ameling and Jard van Nes,
along with a little Dutch vocal music, old and new.
Pearls of Wisdom
6:30 pm (7:00 pm NT)
Host David Wisdom features the splendid band from
Amsterdam, The Beau Hunks, as well as their associated
bands, The Metropole Orchestra, Robert Veen Sextet
and The Magnificent 7. The repertoire consists of music
from Laurel & Hardy movies, Little Rascals serials
and especially the compositions of Raymond Scott.
Two New Hours
10:00 pm (11:00 Atlantic, 11:30 pm
NT)
Esprit Orchestra
Tomoko Mukaiyama, piano
Colleen Skull, soprano
Martin Houtman, tenor
Alex Pauk, conductor
(recorded at Glenn Gould Studio at 14:00)
Tristan Keuris: Sinfonia (1974)
Chris Paul Harman:
Axel (1998-1999)
Alexina Louie: Prologue & Berceuse
from
The Scarlet Princess (2002)
Jose Evangelista: Sinfonie
minute (1994)
Peter-Jan Wagemans: Eden's Gardener (2002)
for
piano & orch.
Monday, May 3, 2004: Day 4 After Hours
10:00 pm (10:30 pm NT)
Host Andy Sheppard
continues to highlight the music of Holland's
jazz artists.
Tuesday, May 4, 2004: Day 5
(Remembrance Day) Take
Five with Shelley Solmes
1:00 pm (1:30 pm NT)
Radio Filharmonich Orkest Holland
Edo de Waart, conductor
Elizabeth
Connell, soprano
Yvonne Naef, mezzo-soprano
Klaus Florian
Vogt, tenor
Eike Wilm Schulte, bass
National Children's
Chorus
Netherlands Radio Chorus
John Adams: On The Transmigration of Souls
Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 9
After Hours
10:00 pm (10:30 pm NT)
Host Andy Sheppard
continues to highlight the music of Holland's jazz artists.
Wednesday, May 5, 2004: Day 6
(Liberation Day) Take
Five with Shelley Solmes
1:00 pm (1:30 pm NT)
Pieter Wispelwey, cello
Dejan Lazic, piano
Ludwig van
Beethoven:
Complete Sonatas for piano and cello, Op.
5, 69 and 102
In Performance
8:00 pm (8:30 pm NT)
Host Eric Friesen spends an evening exploring the numerous
musical connections between Montreal and the Netherlands,
with Baroque music performed by Arion & Jaap
ter Linden, Marion Verbruggen, the Ensemble Caprice
and others.
After Hours
10:00 pm (10:30 pm NT)
Host Andy
Sheppard continues to highlight the music of Holland's
jazz artists.
Thursday, May 6, 2004: Day 7
(Ottawa Tulip Festival begins) Take
Five with Shelley Solmes
12:00 pm (12:30 pm NT)
This week on “Organ Thursday,” Jurgen Petrenko
features the Hexachord Fantasia by Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck,
played by Robert Woolley on the Van Hagerbeer organ of
the Pieterskerk in Leiden.
Take Five Concert
1:00 pm (1:30 pm NT)
Shelley Solmes brings you a
concert given in Toronto by the famous Amsterdam Loekie
Stardust Quartet. On the programme, works by Hirose,
Gombert, Ortiz, Vivaldi, Koomans, Wagemans and others.
In Performance
8:00 pm (8:30 pm NT)
Guest host Denise Ball presents the Turning Point Ensemble,
from a concert recorded in Vancouver on April 30.
The programme features music by Canadian and Dutch
composers.
Willem Pijper: Sextet
Colin McPhee: Concerto
for Piano
Barbara Pentland: Octet for Winds
Hendrik
Andriessen: Intermezzo
Ton de Leeuw: Vijf Schetsen
Claude
Vivier: Et je reverrai cette ville etrange
Louis Andriessen:
Zilver
After Hours
10:00 pm (10:30 pm NT)
Host Andy Sheppard
continues to highlight the music of Holland's jazz artists.
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