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<desc>With Rob Cowan.The programme features two great singers: Placido Domingo in Donizetti and Janet Baker in Brahms. Plus Nikolaus Harnoncourt directing Handel and Gunter Wand conducting Schubert's Rosamunde.</desc>
<title>Breakfast</title>
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<start>0700</start>
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<desc>With Sarah Walker.10.00am</desc>
<title>Classical Collection</title>
<end>1200</end>
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<start>1000</start>
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  <programme>
<desc>Johann Pachelbel (1653-1706)3/5. Donald Macleod examines the composer's relationship with the Bach family, which led to his becoming godfather to Johann Sebastian's sister, and a shared tragedy when disaster visits the town of Erfurt.</desc>
<title>Composer of the Week</title>
<end>1300</end>
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<start>1200</start>
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  <programme>
<desc>Highlights from the Derry Songlines Festival 2008.</desc>
<title>Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert</title>
<end>1400</end>
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<start>1300</start>
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  <programme>
<subtitle>Norway and Sweden</subtitle>
<desc>Penny Gore presents another programme celebrating the musical life of Norway and Sweden, with performances by the Oslo Philharmonic, the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and soprano Malin Bystrom. Plus the first recital for over 250 years of the music composed for the coronation of King Adolph Frederik of Sweden in 1751, by the 'father of Swedish Baroque Music', Johan Helmich Roman.</desc>
<title>Afternoon on 3</title>
<end>1600</end>
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<start>1400</start>
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<desc>Live from Newcastle Cathedral and sung by the Lay Clerks.</desc>
<title>Choral Evensong</title>
<end>1700</end>
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<start>1600</start>
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  <programme>
<desc>Petroc Trelawny presents a selection of music and guests from the arts world.</desc>
<title>In Tune</title>
<end>1900</end>
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<start>1700</start>
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<desc>Martin Handley introduces a performance given at London's Southbank Centre, with one of the great Mozart interpreters, Mitsuko Uchida, directing the Chamber Orchestra of Europe from the piano. With two of the three Mozart piano concertos which were written between December 1785 and March 1786, distinctive for being the only ones to feature the clarinet in the orchestration.</desc>
<title>Performance on 3</title>
<end>2115</end>
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<start>1900</start>
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  <programme>
<desc>Bidisha discusses the work of Saul Steinberg, the American illustrator who worked on The New Yorker for six decades, and whose retrospective is about to open at the Dulwich Picture Gallery.</desc>
<title>Night Waves</title>
<end>2200</end>
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<start>2115</start>
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  <programme>
<desc>Johann Pachelbel (1653-1706)3/5. Donald Macleod examines the composer's relationship with the Bach family, which led to his becoming godfather to Johann Sebastian's sister, and a shared tragedy when disaster visits the town of Erfurt.</desc>
<title>Composer of the Week</title>
<end>2300</end>
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<start>2200</start>
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  <programme>
<subtitle>Freedom</subtitle>
<desc>Series in which writers consider the meaning of freedom.</desc>
<title>The Essay</title>
<end>2315</end>
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<start>2300</start>
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  <programme>
<desc>With Verity Sharp's varied musical selection includes a Sephardic lullaby sung by Montserrat Figueras, Richard Burton reading the poetry of Thomas Hardy, Angela Hewitt playing Bach, and the traditional music of Mauritania alongside a work by New York improviser and composer Elliott Sharp.</desc>
<title>Late Junction</title>
<end>0100</end>
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<start>2315</start>
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  <programme>
<desc>With Susan Sharpe.1.01am</desc>
<title>Through the Night</title>
<end>0431</end>
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<start>0100</start>
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  <programme>
<desc>With Susan Sharpe.4.31am</desc>
<title>Through the Night</title>
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<start>0431</start>
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