
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's Violin Concerto
Linton Stephens with performances from the UK and abroad, championing the music of Black British composers & artists. Antony Marwood plays Coleridge-Taylor’s Violin Concerto.
Linton Stephens showcases outstanding performances from across the UK and Europe.
The Music is Black. As part of the BBC’s collaboration with the V&A East Museum exhibition, Radio 3 is celebrating the music of Black British composers and artists across the week. A specially commissioned new work inspired by the exhibition, "On the Shoulder of Aunties and Uncles", composed by Segun Akinola and recorded by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, will be premiered and showcased throughout the week, alongside other great music from Black British composers and favourite classical tracks performed by Black British artists.
Linton continues his week on Classical Live with visits to festivals in Switzerland and Denmark today, featuring performances of Josef Suk’s Piano Quintet and of Samuel Barber’s intensely emotive Adagio for Strings with conductor Wayne Marshall. Anthony Marwood joins the BBC Philharmonic for a performance of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Violin Concerto, while Vox Luminis and the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra join forces in a glorious cantata by Telemann. We’ll also hear music by Shostakovich and Joan Tower from The Ulster Orchestra, and a 17th-Century nightingale flies in to sing for us in the form of Radio 3’s current New Generation Baroque Ensemble – The Bellot Ensemble.
From the St. Gallen Festival, Switzerland
Samuel Barber:
Adagio for strings
St. Gallen Symphony Orchestra
Wayne Marshall (conductor)
From the Chamber Music at Præstø festival, Denmark
Josek Suk:
Piano Quintet, Op 8
Elias Holm (piano)
Ludvig Gudim & Inga Våga Gaustad (violins)
Michael Andreas Grolid (viola)
Jonathan Swensen (cello)
Segun Akinola:
On the shoulders of aunties and uncles
BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor:
Violin Concerto in G minor, Op 80
Anthony Marwood (violin)
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
Martyn Brabbins (conductor)
From the Thuringia Bach Festival, Germany
Georg Phillipp Telemann:
Cantata: Zwei Jünger gehen nach Emmaus, TWV.1:1738
Erika Tandiono (soprano)
Sophia Faltas (mezzo soprano)
Vojtěch Semerád (tenor)
Sebastian Myrus (bass)
Vox Luminis
Freiburg Baroque Orchestra
Lionel Meunier (conductor)
Joan Tower:
Chamber Dance
Ulster Orchestra
George Jackson (conductor)
William Grant Still:
Miniatures
Chineke!
Tarquinio Merula:
La Lusignola
Bellot Ensemble (Radio 3’s current New Generation Baroque Ensemble)
Dmitri Shostakovich:
Chamber Symphony
Ulster Orchestra
Junping Qian (conductor)
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- Thu 15 Oct 202613:00BBC Radio 3