06:00
06:00
String quartet no 2 in D (1885). 3rd: Nocturne – Moscow String Quartet.
06:11
06:11
Piano sonata no 16 in A minor, D845 (1823). Scherzo Rondo – Yun-Yi Qin, piano.
06:20
06:20
Jerusalem (1916). – Peter Dawson, bass baritone; George Byng, conductor.
06:24
06:24
Cello concerto in A, Wq172 (c1753). Allegro assai – Alison McGillivray, cello; English Concert; Andrew Manze, director.
06:30
06:30
Piano concerto no 4 in G, op 58 (1805-06). Rondo vivace – Gerard Willems, piano; Sinfonia Australis; Antony Walker, conductor
06:41
06:41
All lampo dell’armi, from Julius Caesar, HWV17 (1724). – Jennifer Larmore, contralto; Concerto Cologne; René Jacobs, conductor.
06:45
06:45
Concerto in D minor for violin, piano and strings (1823).Allegro molto – Polina Leschenko, piano; Australian CO; Richard Tognetti, violin and director.
06:55
06:55
Overture no 2 in F (c1716). 4th mvmt. – Accademia I Filarmonici; Alberto Martini, conductor.
06:56
06:56
String quartet in F (1903). Allegro moderato – Ad Libitum Quartet.
07:01
07:01
Piano concerto no 1 in G minor, op 25 (1831).Finale – Jean-Yves Thibaudet, piano; Gewandhaus O; Herbert Blomstedt, conductor.
07:06
07:06
Piano trio in A, Hob.XV:18 (1794). – Australian Fortepiano Trio
07:08
07:08
Piano trio in A, Hob.XV:18 (1794). – Australian Fortepiano Trio
07:11
07:11
Scoglio d’immota fronte, from Scipione, HWV20 (1726). – Renée Fleming, soprano; Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment; Harry Bicket, conductor.
07:17
07:17
Rhapsodie no 9 in G minor, op 1 – Artur Pizarro, piano.
07:23
07:23
Pas de deux, from Giselle a ballet in two acts (1841). – Academy of St Martin in the Fields; Sir Neville Marriner, conductor.
07:28
07:28
Piano trio no 5 in E , op 83 (1819). Rondo – Borodin Trio.
07:34
07:34
Piano concerto no 1 in G minor, op 25 (1831).Finale – Jean-Yves Thibaudet, piano; Gewandhaus O; Herbert Blomstedt, conductor.
08:06
08:06
Oboe concerto in F, op 52 (1805). Finale – Sarah Francis, oboe; London Mozart Players; Howard Shelley, conductor.
08:24
08:24
Cello sonata in A (1886; transcr. Yo-Yo Ma). Allegretto poco mosso – Yo-Yo Ma, cello; Kathryn Stott, piano.
08:32
08:32
Sonata no 6 in C minor (1715-16). Finale – Camerata Bern.
08:38
08:38
Piano trio no 1 in B flat, D898 (c1828). Rondo – Beaux Arts Trio.
08:47
08:47
The pleasures that I now possess (1685). – La Rêveuse.
08:51
08:51
Sextet in E for two horns and string quartet, op 15 (pub. 1803).Alla polacca – Consortium Classicum.
08:58
08:58
Divertissement no 1 in E (1810). – Míceál O’Rourke, piano; London Mozart Players; Matthias Bamert, conductor.
06:01
06:01
Autumn thoughts, symphonic poem. – Hong Kong PO; Kenneth Jean, conductor.
06:08
06:08
Fancies. – Uppsala University Chamber Choir; Bengt Forsberg, piano; Stefan Parkman, director.
06:15
06:15
Flute sonata no 4 in G. – Members of Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble.
06:30
06:30
Butterflies (1958). – Jeanell Carrigan, piano.
06:33
06:33
Symphonic piece, op 88. – Christian Lindberg, trombone; Bamberg SO; Leif Segerstam, conductor.
06:41
06:41
Ae fond kiss (Burns), From Songs for the Scots Musical Museum (compiled 1790-92). – Hary Nicoll, tenor; John Kitchen, fortepiano.
06:45
06:45
Overture in D for two clarinets and horn, HWV424 (c1742). – Claude Maury, horn; Ricercar Consort
06:46
06:46
Rhapsody: España (1883). (pub. ). – Montreal SO; Charles Dutoit, conductor.
06:59
06:59
Suite breve. – Marco Tamayo, guitar.
07:00
07:00
Duo concertant in E minor, op 25 (pub. 1817). – Monica Huggett, violin; Richard Savino, guitar.
07:22
07:22
Violin concerto (1987; arr. Dickson). – Amy Dickson, saxophone; Royal PO; Mikel Toms, conductor.
07:23
07:23
Overture: In Italy, op 49 (pub. 1904). – Irish National SO; Stephen Gunzenhauser, conductor.
07:33
07:33
Cello suite no 5 in C minor, BWV1011 (c1720). (pub. ). – Yo-Yo Ma, cello.
07:49
07:49
Pizzicato. – Nuovo Aspetto.
07:51
07:51
Miniature suite, op 20 (1882). – Hong Kong PO; Kenneth Schermerhorn, conductor.
07:54
07:54
Six fables of La Fontaine (pub.1842; orch. Haeck). – Karine Deshayes, mezzo-soprano; O of the Opera of Rouen Normandy; Jean-Pierre Haeck, director.
08:25
08:25
Edelweiss, from The Sound of Music – Greta Bradman, soprano; English CO; Richard Bonynge, conductor.
08:28
08:28
String quartet in D, Hob.III:42 (1781). – Australian String Quartet; Natsuko Yoshimoto, James Cuddeford, violins; Jeremy Williams, viola; Niall Brown, cello
08:44
08:44
Concertino for marimba and orchestra, op 21 (1940). – Peter Sadlo, marimba; Peter Falk Radio Orchestra; Peter Falk, conductor.
08:50
08:50
Four strings swing. – Plektra Mandolin Ensemble; Stephen Lalor, director.
08:17
08:17
Violin concerto no 5 in A minor (1830) – 3rd mvt – Salvatore Accardo, violin; London PO; Charles Dutoit, conductor.
08:42
08:42
Rhapsody in Blue (1924; orch Grofé 1926; rev. 1942). – Benjamin Grosvenor, piano; Royal Liverpool PO; James Judd, conductor.
08:42
08:42
Concerto for two violins in D minor, BWV1043 (1730-31). – Helena Rathbone, Richard Tognetti, violins; Australian CO; Richard Tognetti, director.
08:43
08:43
Symphony no 18 in G, Hob.I:18 (c?1759-62). – Toronto CO; Kevin Mallon, conductor.
08:46
08:46
Romanza, from Piano concerto no 1 in E minor, op 11 (1830; transcr. Balakirev). – Marc-André Hamelin, piano.
08:47
08:47
Concerto comique no 25, Les sauvages et la Fürstemberg (1732-60). – Musica Antiqua Cologne; Reinhard Goebel, violin and director.
08:48
08:48
Concerto for Flute and Harp K299 – 2nd mvt – Fabrice Pierre, harp; Swedish Chamber Orchestra; Patrick Gallois, flute & director
08:48
08:48
Oboe concerto (1788). – Claude Villevieille, oboe; Talich CO/Jan Talich.
08:49
08:49
Symphony no 5 in C, op 67 (1807-08; arr. Matthews) – 1st mvt – Leonidas Kavakos, violin; Yo-Yo Ma, cello; Emanuel Ax, piano
08:51
08:51
Epônina. – Iara Behs, piano.
08:51
08:51
Lento e Largo from Symphony of Sorrowful Songs – Sarah Brightman, soprano
08:53
08:53
Sugar Cane Rag – Itzhak Perlman, violin; André Previn, piano
08:53
08:53
One Day More, from Les Miserables – Original London Cast
08:54
08:54
Hungarian dance no 5 in G minor (1852-69; arr. Parhamovsky). – Maxim Vengerov, violin; Vag Papian, piano; Virtuosi.
08:55
08:55
Waltzes, op 17 no 2 – Margarita Escarpa, guitar.
08:55
08:55
El Grillo, from Chansons. – Ensemble Clément Janequin.
06:01
06:01
Overture to The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein (1867). – City of Birmingham SO; Louis Frémaux, conductor.
06:08
06:08
Nel cor più non mi sento, from L’amor contrastato (1789; ed. Bonynge). (pub. ). – Joan Sutherland, soprano; Philomusica of London; Granville Jones, conductor.
06:13
06:13
Mephisto waltz no 3 (1883). – Leslie Howard, piano.
06:21
06:21
Introduttione in F, op 4 no 2 (pub. 1735). – Raglan Baroque Players; Elizabeth Wallfisch, violin and director.
06:29
06:29
Romance in D flat, op 37 (1871). – Adam Walker, flute; James Baillieu, piano.
06:36
06:36
Wien, du Stadt meiner Träume (Vienna, city of my dreams) (1914) – Yvonne Kenny, soprano; Melbourne SO; Richard Bonynge, conductor.
06:40
06:40
Fugue in G minor, BWV1000 (after BWV 1001) (arr. Williams). – John Williams, guitar.
06:45
06:45
Symphonic rhapsody, op 66 (1931). – Alicia de Larrocha, piano; London PO; Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos, conductor.
06:55
06:55
Quartets from the opera Palmira (1796-97). – Christoff Ogg, clarinet; Regula Schneider, Markus Niederhauser, Andreas Ramseier, basset horns.
06:57
06:57
Lullabye for Lucy (1981). – St Mary’s Music School Choir; Scottish CO; Peter Maxwell Davies, conductor.
07:03
07:03
Marche écossaise sur un theme populaire (1894-96). – Duo Crommelynck, piano four hands.
07:04
07:04
Overture to Aïda (1872). – BBC PO; Edward Downes, conductor.
07:20
07:20
Adagio for trumpet (reconstructed Remo Giazotto, arr. Alain Roizenblat). – Maurice André, trumpet; Collegium Musicum de Paris; Roland Douatte, conductor
07:29
07:29
Légende in G minor, op 17 (1859). – Ray Chen, violin; Noreen Polera, piano
07:57
07:57
Gendarmes duet, from Geneviève de Brabant (1859). – Malcolm Mc Eachern, bass; Harold Williams, baritone.
08:01
08:01
Trumpet Concerto in D. – Un-named Trumpet player; Australian Brandenburg O; Paul Dyer, harpsichord and director.
08:16
08:16
Recuerdos de la Alhambra. – Craig Ogden, guitar.
08:23
08:23
Overture: Roman carnival, op 9 (1844). (pub. ). – Sydney SO; Willem van Otterloo, conductor.
08:33
08:33
The spinner, Pastorale from Songs of the Auvergne. – Sara Macliver, soprano; Queensland O; Brett Kelly, conductor.
08:40
08:40
Romance, from The gadfly, op 97a. – Barbara Jane Gilby, violin; Tasmanian SO; David Stanhope, conductor.
08:47
08:47
Romantic suite from The merchant of Venice, op 22 (1945). – Jan Bengtson, flute; Dala Sinfonietta; Stefan Karpe, conductor.
06:01
06:01
Canon & Gigue – Eduaed Kaufmann Harpsichord
06:11
06:11
The Armed Man – Benedictus – City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
06:19
06:19
Moonlight Sonata – Nelson Freire
06:26
06:26
String Quartet 2nd mvt – Petersen Quartet
06:34
06:34
Village Fair – Sydney Symphony Orchestra
06:48
06:48
Sentimentale from Suite No 1 – Jane Rutter
06:56
06:56
Sonata for Violin & Piano 2nd mvt – Egon Morbitzer & Michael Stöckigt
07:06
07:06
Lazy Bones/Up a Lazy River – The King’s Singers
07:13
07:13
Violin Concerto in D major 3rd mvt – Hilary Hahn Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
07:26
07:26
The Celtic – The Cooper of Clapham – English Chamber Orchestra
07:32
07:32
One Fine Day from Butterfly – Cheryl Barker
07:39
07:39
Crisantemi (Chrysanthemums) for string orchestra – Australian Chamber Orchestra, Richard Tognetti
07:49
07:49
The Fairy Dance Set – Chris Duncan & Friends
07:55
07:55
Fripperies – American Horn Quartet
08:02
08:02
To The Good Life – La Compania
08:08
08:08
Be Joyful Brother Anton! – La Compania
08:14
08:14
Minuet from String Quintet – Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
08:20
08:20
It’s Up To You – Tony Gould & Peter Petrucci
08:27
08:27
The Tales of Hoffmann Intermezzo & Barcarole – Vov Dylan, Glenn Amer
08:34
08:34
Concerto for cello and orchestra 1st mvt – City of Birmingham Symphony, Truls Mork
08:45
08:45
English Folk Song Suite – Boston Pops Orchestra
06:01
06:01
Spanisches liederspiel, op 74 nos 1-10 (1849). – Marlis Petersen, soprano; Anke Vondung, mezzo-soprano; Werner Güra, tenor; Konrad Jarnot, bass-baritone; Christoph Berner, piano
08:41
08:41
Symphony in C, Bryan C17, (c1775-78). – Toronto CO; Kevin Mallon, conductor.
08:42
08:42
Sonata in D, D384 (1816; arr. Bergström) – 3rd mvt – Gil Shaham, violin; Göran Söllscher, guitar.
08:45
08:45
Piano concerto no 17 in G, K453 (1784) – 1st mvt – English CO; Murray Perahia, piano and director.
08:45
08:45
Piano Sextet op 110 – 1st mvt – Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective
08:46
08:46
Concerto grosso in F, op 6 no 6 (pub. 1714). – Lucinda Moon, violin; Genesis Baroque.
08:47
08:47
Carmen fantasie (1947). – Maxim Vengerov, violin; Israel P O; Zubin Mehta, conductor.
08:47
08:47
Symphony in C, Hob.I:2 (1762). – Irina Zahharenkova, harpsichord; Sinfonia Finlandia; Patrick Gallois, conductor.
08:47
08:47
Sonata en symphony no 3, op 3. – Les Musiciens du Louvre
08:49
08:49
Oboe concerto in G, op 7 no 4 (pub. 1715). (pub. 1715). – Anthony Camden, oboe; London Virtuosi; John Georgiadis, conductor.
08:51
08:51
Nocturne in C sharp minor (c1832). – Ewa Kupiec, piano.
08:52
08:52
G’schichten aus dem Wienerwald (Tales from the Vienna Woods), op 325. – Amelia Farrugia, soprano; BBC SO; Alexander Briger, conductor.
08:52
08:52
Knightsbridge march. – New London O; Ronald Corp, conductor.
08:52
08:52
The Ladies who Lunch, from Company – Patti Lupone; 2017 London Revival Cast
08:53
08:53
Estrellita (1912; arr. Heifetz). – Ray Chen, violin; Julien Quentin, piano.
06:01
06:01
Symphony no 17 in C (1762). – London Mozart Players; Matthias Bamert, conductor.
06:13
06:13
Lady Maria. – Sinfonye; Stevie Wishart, director.
06:19
06:19
Rhapsody in blue (1924; transcr. Dokshitser). – Edward Tarr, trumpet; Elisabeth Westenholz, piano.
06:33
06:33
Concerto grosso no 6 in G minor, op 17 (1734). – Collegium Musicum 90; Simon Standage, director.
06:43
06:43
Cello concertino no 2 in G, op 41 (1904). – Martin Rummel, cello; Mari Kato, piano.
06:43
06:43
Sonata in E, op 1 no 4 (c1785). (pub. ). – Ian Hobson, piano.
06:58
06:58
Flute sonata no 4 in G. – Members of Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble.
06:59
06:59
Overture in A Minor (1902). – Gothenburg SO; Neeme Järvi, conductor.
07:07
07:07
O Isis und Osiris, from The magic flute, K620 (1791). – Conal Coad, bass; Tasmanian SO; Dobbs Franks, conductor.
07:26
07:26
Fon-Fon, tango. – Arthur Moreira Lima, piano.
07:29
07:29
Escales (1922). – Montreal SO; Charles Dutoit, conductor.
07:52
07:52
Violin concerto (1987; arr. Dickson). – Amy Dickson, saxophone; Royal PO; Mikel Toms, conductor.
07:53
07:53
Six fables of La Fontaine (pub.1842; orch. Haeck). – Karine Deshayes, mezzo-soprano; O of the Opera of Rouen Normandy; Jean-Pierre Haeck, director.
07:59
07:59
Danza mora. – Konrad Ragossnig, guitar.
08:03
08:03
Allegretto in B flat, WoO39 (1812). – Florestan Trio.
08:20
08:20
Symphony no 5 1/2, a symphony for fun (1947). – Adelaide SO; Elyakum Shapirra, conductor.
08:37
08:37
C’est moi, from Camelot (1960). – ARTHUR: Richard BurtonGUINEVERE: Julie AndrewsLANCELOT: Robert GouletOriginal Broadway cast; unnamed O; Franz Allers, conductor.
08:46
08:46
Concertino for marimba and orchestra, op 21 (1940). – Peter Sadlo, marimba; Peter Falk Radio Orchestra; Peter Falk, conductor.
08:59
08:59
Can vei la lauzeta mover. (pub. ). – Stevie Wishart, fiddle; Bonnie Shaljean, harp; Jim Denley, bendir.
06:01
06:01
Symphony in F, Hob.I:40 (1763). – Cologne CO; Helmut Müller-Brühl, conductor.
08:43
08:43
Symphony no 16 in C, K128 (1772). – Academy of Ancient Music; Christopher Hogwood, harpsichord and director.
08:43
08:43
Violin concerto in A minor, BWV1041(c1730). – Australian CO; Richard Tognetti, violin and director.
08:46
08:46
Piano concerto no 5 in E flat, op 73, Emperor (1809) – Rondo – Jayson Gillham, piano; Adelaide SO; Nicholas Carter, conductor.
08:46
08:46
Symphony in B flat. – London Mozart Players; Matthias Bamert, conductor.
08:46
08:46
Piano Trio no 1 in Bb – 2nd mvt – Jean Philippe Collard, piano; Augustin Dumay, violin; Frederic Lodeon, cello
08:47
08:47
Suite no 2 in B minor, TWV43:h1. – John Holloway, violin; Linde Brunmayr, flute; Lorenz Duftschmid, viola; Ulrike Becker, cello; Lars-Ulrik Mortensen, harpsichord.
08:47
08:47
Cello concerto in G minor, RV417. – Raphael Wallfisch, cello; City of London Sinfonia; Nicholas Kraemer, director and harpsichord.
08:48
08:48
Oboe concerto in C, op 7 no 12 (pub. 1715). (pub. 1715). – Anthony Camden, oboe; London Virtuosi; John Georgiadis, conductor.
08:50
08:50
String quartet no 13 in G, op 106 (1895) – 3rd mvt – Chilingirian Quartet.
08:50
08:50
Wien, Di stadt meiner Traume (Wien, Wien, nur du allein) (1914). – Jonas Kaufmann, tenor; Wiener Philharmoniker; Ádám Fischer, conductor.
08:50
08:50
Assez Vif, from String Quartet in F – Tokyo String Quartet
08:51
08:51
I giorno (2001). – Daniel Hope, violin; German CO: Simon Halsey, conductor.
08:51
08:51
Sonata no 6 in D. – Parnassi musici.
08:52
08:52
Mazurka in A minor, op 59 no 1 (1845). (pub. ). – Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano.
08:54
08:54
Funiculì, funiculà. – Luciano Pavarotti, tenor; Bologna Comunale Ch and TO; Anton Guadagno, conductor.
08:54
08:54
Jemand, Aus Dem Schenkenbuch im Divan & Die Lotosbloume, from Myrthen, (1840). – Camilla Tilling; soprano; Christian Gerhaher, baritone;Gerold Huber, piano.
08:55
08:55
I’m called Little Buttercup, from HMS Pinafore (1878). – Gillian Knight, mezzo-soprano; New SO of London; Isadore Godfrey, conductor.
06:01
06:01
Trumpet concerto in E flat. – John Wallace, trumpet; Leslie Pearson, harpsichord; Philharmonia O; Christopher Warren-Green, conductor.
06:17
06:17
Auf dem Wasser zu singen, D774 (1823). – Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, baritone; Gerald Moore, piano.
06:21
06:21
Overture: Carnaval, op 45 (1892). – Rumanian State O; Horia Andreescu, conductor.
06:33
06:33
Four gypsy songs, op 112 (1891). – RIAS Chamber Choir; Alain Planès, piano; Marcus Creed, conductor.
06:38
06:38
Piano trio no 39 in G, Hob.XV:25, Gypsy (1790). – Macquarie Trio: Charmian Gadd, violin; Michael Goldschlager, cello; Kathryn Selby, piano.
06:54
06:54
Hobgoblin (1904). – Ukraine National RSO; Theodore Kuchar conductor.
07:01
07:01
A fugal concerto, op 40 no 2 (1923). – Julia Bogorad, flute; Kathryn Greenbank, oboe; Saint Paul CO; Christopher Hogwood, conductor.
07:14
07:14
Popular Spanish suite (transcr. Kochanski). – Len Vorster, piano; Elizabeth Sellars, violin.
07:23
07:23
Anitra’s dance, from Peer Gynt suite, op 46 (1875). – Percy Grainger, piano.
07:31
07:31
Ombre légère qui suis mes pas (Shadow song), from Dinorah (1859). – Amelia Farrugia, soprano; BBC SO; Alexander Briger, conductor.
07:43
07:43
I palpiti, from Tancredi (1813; arr. Paganini; rev. Kreisler). – Gil Shaham, violin; Akira Eguchi, piano.
07:59
07:59
Infernal dance, from Kate and the Devil, op 112 (1899). – CSSR State PO; Robert Stankovsky, conductor.
08:11
08:11
Fantasy in E flat (1857). – Michael Dudman, organ.
08:17
08:17
Down by the Salley Gardens (arr Hughes). – Kathleen Ferrier, contralto; Phyllis Spurr, piano.
08:22
08:22
A Faust overture (1840 rev 1843-44). – Bamberg SO; Otto Gerdes, conductor.
08:30
08:30
Sinfonia in D, PosK 1:D3 (1787). – Jiřina Dvořáková, harpsichord; Czech Chamber PO; Marek Štilec, conductor.
08:33
08:33
CD of the Week – William Vann, Timothy West, Samuel West, Mary Bevan, Sophie Bevan, Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, Britten Sinfonia
08:43
08:43
Son giunta! … Madre pietosa Vergine, from The force of destiny, Act II (1862). – Joan Hammond, soprano; Royal Opera House Ch; Philharmonia O; Walter Susskind, conductor.
08:51
08:51
Suite: The comedians, op 26 (1940). – Vienna State Opera O; Vladimir Golschmann, conductor.
06:01
06:01
Quartet in D – Schumann Quartet
06:10
06:10
Small Town – Sydney Symphony Orchestra
06:18
06:18
Horn Trio in E flat major 4th mvt – Itzhak Perlman, Barry Tuckwell & Vladimir Ashkenazy
06:26
06:26
Espana – Sydney Symphony Orchestra
06:34
06:34
I giorni – Sally Whitwell & Sally Walker
06:41
06:41
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 3 – London Symphony Orchestra
06:52
06:52
Concerto in A major (originally Trio Serenade for violin and lute) – Slava Grigoryan
07:03
07:03
Three Compositions – Elizabeth Sellars vln & Rohan Murray pno
07:16
07:16
Piano Concerto in G 2nd mvt – Zoltan Kocsis & Budapest Festival Orchestra
07:26
07:26
La Rocque ‘n’ Roll – The Baltimore Consort
07:34
07:34
Concerto for 4 Violins and Cello – Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
07:45
07:45
Tomoana: Pokarekare Ana – Teddy Tahu Rhodes & Sinfonia Australis
07:51
07:51
Cast Your Fate to the Wind – George Winston
08:00
08:00
Reflection – George Winston
08:05
08:05
Morning of Carnival – The Clarinotts & Frantisek Janoska pno
08:12
08:12
Iere Valse in E Flat major – János Bálint, Flute & Nora Mercz, Harp
08:20
08:20
Cançó i dansa No.12 – Jordi Masó
08:25
08:25
Octet in E flat. Andante & Scherzo – Daniel Hope & Soloists of the Chamber Orchestra of Europe
08:39
08:39
Hey Doc! & I’m Beginning To See the Light – The Ink Spots & Ella Fitzgerald
08:46
08:46
La Calinda – Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
08:52
08:52
Cançó i dansa No.13 – Jordi Masó
06:01
06:01
Waltz in A flat, op 38 (1903). – Yun-Yi Qin, piano.
06:08
06:08
Lascia la spina, cogli la rosa, from Il trionfo del Tempo, HWV46a (1707). – David Hobson, tenor; Sinfonia Australis; Antony Walker, conductor.
06:12
06:12
Overture to Der Freischütz (1821). – Tasmanian SO; Sebastian Lang-Lessing, conductor.
06:23
06:23
Rondo in B flat, K269 (1775). – Talich CO; Jan Talich, violin and director.
06:30
06:30
Rigaudon, op 55 no 6. (pub.1906 ). – Peter Jacobs, piano.
06:35
06:35
Scherzo (1888). – Cincinnati SO; Paavo Järvi, conductor.
06:41
06:41
Heia, heia! In den Bergen, from The gypsy princess (1915). – Anna Netrebko, soprano; Prague Philharmonic Choir; Prague Philharmonia; Emmanuel Villaume, conductor.
06:45
06:45
Violin concerto in D, op 61, mvt 3 (1806). – Anne-Sophie Mutter, violin; New York PO; Kurt Masur, conductor.
06:57
06:57
Sans frayeur dans ce bois (1680). – Patricia Petibon, soprano; La Cetra Vocal Ensemble and Baroque O Basel; Andrea Marcon, conductor.
07:01
07:01
Concerto in C for strings, RV109. – Australian Brandenburg O; Paul Dyer, director.
07:14
07:14
Trio pathétique in D minor (1832). – Moscow Rachmaninov Trio.
07:25
07:25
Mexico, from Le chanteur de Mexico (1951) – Roberto Alagna, tenor; Paris SO; Yvan Cassar, conductor.
07:30
07:30
Clarinet quintet in A, K581 (1789). Allegro – Berlin Soloists.
07:43
07:43
Piano concerto in C sharp minor, op 55 (1812). Finale – Christopher Hinterhuber, piano; Gävle SO; Uwe Grodd, conductor.
07:55
07:55
Follie! delirio vano è questo! … Sempre libera, from La traviata (1853). – Kiri Te Kanawa, soprano; Alfredo Kraus, tenor; Silvia Mazzoni, mezzo-soprano; Giorgio Gatti, bass; Roberto Scaltriti, baritone; Donato di Stefano bass; Barry Banks, tenor; Florence Maggio Musicale Ch & O; Zubin Mehta, conductor.
08:01
08:01
Concerto in D, D53 (arr. Wallace and Wright). – Alison Balsom, trumpet; Scottish Ensemble; Jonathan Morton, director..
08:15
08:15
Violin concerto no 11 in G, op 70 (1825). Rondo – Simone Lamsma, violin; Sinfonia Finlandia Jyväskylä; Patrick Gallois, conductor.
08:24
08:24
Piano trio in A minor, op 50 (1881-2). Variations and Finale – Moscow Rachmaninov Trio.
08:37
08:37
Laudamus te, from Gloria in D, RV589. – Sara Macliver, soprano; Sally-Anne Russell, mezzo-soprano; Orchestra of the Antipodes; Antony Walker, conductor.
08:40
08:40
Trio for violin, viola and cello in C minor, op 9 no 3, mvt 3 (1797). – Anne-Sophie Mutter, violin; Bruno Giuranna, viola; Mstislav Rostropovich, cello.
08:44
08:44
Sonata for piano and violin no 7 in C minor, op 30 no 2, mvt 3 (1801). – Anne-Sophie Mutter, violin; Lambert Orkis, piano.
08:48
08:48
Duo in A for cello and piano, D574 (1817). Finale – Pieter Wispelwey, cello; Paolo Giacometti, piano.
08:53
08:53
Nella fantasia (In my dreams), from The Mission (1964; rev. 1986; arr. O’Boyle). – David Hobson, tenor; Cantillation; Shefali Pryor, oboe; Sinfonia Australis; Guy Noble, conductor
08:54
08:54
Trio sonata in G, op 4 no 10 (pub. 1694). – Purcell Quartet.
06:02
06:02
Trio for horn, oboe and piano, op 188 (1887). – James Sommerville, horn; James Mason, oboe; Rene Sharon, piano.
06:13
06:13
Master Flea’s song (1839). – Thomas Hampson, baritone; Geoffrey Parsons, piano.
06:19
06:19
Symphony in E flat (c1788). – Warsaw CO; Marek Sewen.
06:35
06:35
The joker, from the Four aces suite (pub. 1933). – Eric Parkin, piano.
06:38
06:38
Harp concerto in C minor, op 81. – Marielle Nordmann, harp; Franz Liszt CO; Jean-Pierre Rampal, conductor.
06:48
06:48
String quartet in A minor (1921). – Melbourne String Quartet.
07:02
07:02
Comedy overture, op 53 (1923). – Iceland SO; Petri Sakari, conductor.
07:17
07:17
Sonata no 1 in D minor (pub. 1700). – Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble; Björn Gäfvert; organ.
07:18
07:18
Rachel’s aria: Il va venir, from La juive (The jewish girl) (1835). – Françoise Pollet, soprano; Montpellier PO; Cyril Diederich, conductor.
07:23
07:23
Guitar concerto in D minor (arr. Behrend). – Michael Tröster, guitar; German Plucked-String CO; Siegfried Behrend, conductor.
07:24
07:24
Symphony no 41 in C, K551, Jupiter (1788). – Tasmanian SO; Sebastian Lang-Lessing, conductor.
07:32
07:32
The song is you, from Music in the air (1932). – Sylvia McNair, soprano; David Finck, double-bass; André Previn, piano.
07:58
07:58
Ace of hearts, from the Four aces suite (1933). – Eric Parkin, piano.
07:59
07:59
Canon; Dragons; Gavotte; Sarabande, from The Balcarres lute book (pub. c1700). – Jakob Lindberg, lute.
08:05
08:05
Simple symphony, op 4 (1933-34). (pub. ). – Academy of St Martin in the Fields; Neville Marriner, conductor.
08:31
08:31
Nocturne, op 11 no 2 (1854). – Nobuko Imai, viola; Roland Pöntinen, piano.
08:39
08:39
The pajama game, by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross (1954). – BABE WILLIAMS: Janis Page (mezz)HINES: Eddie Foy, Jr.SID SOROKIN: John Raitt PREZ: Stanley PragerOriginal Broadway Cast & O; Harold Hastings, conductor.
08:43
08:43
Choral varié for saxophone solo and orchestra, op 55 (1903). – Sigurdur Flosason, saxophone; Iceland SO; Rumon Gamba, conductor.
08:54
08:54
A solo called Cuckoo. – Genevieve Lacey, recorder; Linda Kent, chamber organ.
08:58
08:58
Ace of diamonds, from the Four aces suite (1933). – Eric Parkin, piano.
06:01
06:01
Concerto grosso in D minor, op 6 no 10 (1739). – Australian Brandenburg O; Paul Dyer, director.
08:22
08:22
Symphony no 5 in C, op 67 (1807-08; arr. Matthews) – 2nd mvt – Leonidas Kavakos, violin; Yo-Yo Ma, cello; Emanuel Ax, piano
08:33
08:33
Liebeslieder-Walzer, op 52 nos 1-3 (1868-69). – Marlis Petersen, soprano; Stella Doufexis, contralto; Werner Güra, tenor; Konrad Jarnot, bass-baritone; Christoph Berner, Camillo Radicke, piano
08:42
08:42
Symphony in B flat (c1770). – City of London Sinfonia; Andrew Watkinson, conductor.
08:43
08:43
Symphony no 6 in F, K43 (1766). – Northern CO; Nicholas Ward, conductor.
08:44
08:44
Symphony in A , op 3 no 5, Wolf A2 (c1750-52). – Musica Viva Moscow Chamber O; Alexander Rudin, conductor.
08:46
08:46
Symphony in E flat, Wq183 no 2 (1780). – English Concert; Andrew Manze, director.
08:46
08:46
Concerto in G minor op 3 no 2 – Capella Istropolitana; Jozef Kopelman, director
08:46
08:46
Fantasia, from Concerto on themes from Verdi’s La traviata,op 45. – Michael Collins, clarinet; Piers Lane, piano.
08:47
08:47
The black swan, from Swan Lake (1875). – London SO; Richard Bonynge, conductor.
08:49
08:49
Piano concerto in B minor – Ariosa – London Mozart Players; Howard Shelley, piano & conductor
08:49
08:49
Violin sonata in A minor, op 38 no 2 (1811) – 1st mvt – Eric Grossman, violin; Susan Kagan, piano.
08:50
08:50
Rondo in G minor, op 94 (1893). – Russian PO, Dmitry Yablonsky, cello and director.
08:52
08:52
Jerusalem – Lesley Garrett, soprano; Tiffin School Boys Choir; London Voices; Orchestra conducted by Philip Ellis
08:52
08:52
The nightingale (1995). – Emily Granger, harp
08:52
08:52
Aria sopra la Bergamesca (1642). – Greg Dikmans, recorder; Lucinda Moon, violin; Simon Martin-Ellis, guitar.
08:53
08:53
Sempre libera, from La traviata (1853). – Anna Netrebko, soprano; Saimir Pirgu, tenor; Mahler CO; Claudio Abbado, conductor.
08:53
08:53
Voglio una casa – L’Arpeggiata; Christina Pluhar, director
08:55
08:55
Waltz no 19 in A Minor op posth – Zoltan Kocsis, piano
06:02
06:02
Slavonic rhapsody in G minor, op 45 no 2 (1878). – Vienna State Opera O; László Somogyi, conductor.
06:15
06:15
Sinfonia in C, op 3 no 2 (1765). – Orchestra 143; David Angell, conductor
06:29
06:29
Adagio for strings, op 11a (1936). – Australian CO; Richard Tognetti, violin & director
06:38
06:38
Linda! Linda!, from Linda di Chamounix (1842). – Yvonne Kenny, soprano; Barry Banks, tenor; Philharmonia O; David Parry, conductor.
06:46
06:46
Prelude in D flat, op 28 no 15, Raindrop (1836-39). – Marilyn Meier, piano.
06:53
06:53
Waltz, from Eugene Onegin Act II (1879). – Ukraine NSO; Theodore Kuchar, conductor.
06:53
06:53
Prélude à L’Après-midi d’un faune (1892-94). – Melbourne SO; Jorge Mester, conductor.
07:01
07:01
Spanish dances, op 21 no 1, Malagueña and op 21 no 2, Habanera . – Tianwa Yang, violin; Markus Hadulla, piano.
07:05
07:05
Handel in the Strand. – Geoffrey Tozer, piano; City of London Sinfonia; Richard Hickox, conductor.
07:17
07:17
Divertimento in C, op 9. – Max Artved, oboe; Elise Båtnes, Tue Lautrup, violins; Dimitri Golovanov, viola; Lars Holm Johansen, cello.
07:21
07:21
Where ‘er you walk, from Semele, HWV58 (1743). – Angus Young, tenor; Sirius Ensemble; Antony Walker, conductor..
07:21
07:21
Cassation in C, Toy symphony. – Liszt Ferenc CO, Budapest; Frigyes Sándor, director
07:28
07:28
Figlia! Mio padre, from Rigoletto (1851). – Angelina Arena, soprano; Ray Myers, baritone; Queensland SO; Wilfred Lehmann, conductor.
07:32
07:32
Bagatelle in E flat, op 33 no 1 (1802). – Stephanie McCallum, piano.
07:43
07:43
Spanish dances, op 21 no 1, Malagueña and op 21 no 2, Habanera . – Tianwa Yang, violin; Markus Hadulla, piano.
07:48
07:48
Divertimento in C, op 9. – Max Artved, oboe; Elise Båtnes, Tue Lautrup, violins; Dimitri Golovanov, viola; Lars Holm Johansen, cello.
08:15
08:15
Dance VIII, from In the Upper Room (1986). – Ensemble; Michael Riesman, conductor.
08:21
08:21
Two elegiac melodies for string orchestra, op 34 (1881). – Musica Vitae; Wojciech Rajski, conductor.
08:21
08:21
Polonaise, op 77 (1886). – Christian Ivaldi, Noël Lee, pianos.
08:42
08:42
Petite suitede concert, op 77 (1910). – RTE Concert O; Adrian Leaper.
06:01
06:01
Octet in F major 3rd mvt – Gidon Kremer and friends
06:08
06:08
Symphony for Strings in B-flat, Wq 182/2: Allegro di molto – Tasmanian Symphony Chamber
06:13
06:13
Kinderszenen, Op. 15. No.1,2,3,4 & 5 – Radu Lupu
06:20
06:20
Hungarian Dance No.3 – Sydney Symphony Orchestra
06:23
06:23
Fugue a4, BWV 542 – Guitar Trek
06:31
06:31
Tales from the Vienna Woods – Amelia Farrugia & BBC Symphony Orchestra
06:37
06:37
Toccata (1970) Recreation Of Piano By Domenico Zipoli (1716) – Alberto Portugheis
06:46
06:46
Fandango – Sydney Mandolins
06:53
06:53
The Sapphire – John Anderson, oboe & English Chamber Orchestra
07:00
07:00
The Bonnie Lass o’ Bon-Accord Set – Chris Duncan & Friends
07:05
07:05
Violin Concerto In D Major, 2nd Mvt. Canzonetta. Andante Op. 35 – Hahn Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
07:13
07:13
Catharsis from June Again – Studio Orchestra
07:20
07:20
Suite from The Water Music – New York Kammermusiker
07:30
07:30
The Diamond Mountain – Sharon Shannon & Friends
07:35
07:35
Vuelvo al Sur – Alturas
07:40
07:40
La Vie En Rose/I Love Paris – Frances Madden
07:47
07:47
Violin Concerto in A – Rondeau – The English Concert. Andrew Manze violin
07:58
07:58
To The Good Life – La Compania
08:03
08:03
Cosi Fan Tutte: Soave sia il vento – Amanda Thane, Fiona Janes & David Brennan
08:07
08:07
Andante pastoral et Scherzettino – Amanda Hollins & Richard Mapp
08:14
08:14
Be Joyful Brother Anton! – La Compania
08:19
08:19
Swimming Over London – The King’s Singers
08:24
08:24
Mairtin O’Conner’s Flying Clog – Sharon Shannon & Friends
08:30
08:30
La Candace-certo timor ch’ho in petto – Sandrine Piau & Modo Antiquo
08:35
08:35
Erster Verlust, Let Spring Come, Regret not me & Susannah Fry – Narelle Yeo & Tonya Lemoh
08:45
08:45
Capriccio Brillant – Howard Shelley & London Mozart Players
06:01
06:01
Overture to Faust (1853). – Polish National RSO; Johannes Wildner, conductor.
06:10
06:10
Rondo Papageno, op 21 (1846). – Ilya Grubert, violin; Russian PO; Dmitry Yablonsky, conductor.
06:21
06:21
Ombra mai fù, from Xerxes, HWV40 (1738). – Teddy Tahu Rhodes, bass baritone; Sharon Kimmorley, piano.
06:25
06:25
The enchanted lake, op 62 (1909). – Queensland SO; Vladimir Verbitsky, conductor.
06:36
06:36
Concerto grosso in F, RV570, La tempesta di mare. – Christine Draeger, flute; Gudrun Scharmke, oboe; Gordon Skinner, bassoon; Sydney Bach O; Alan Holley, conductor
06:42
06:42
Dances (1822). – Boskovsky Ensemble; Willi Boskovsky, violin and director.
06:50
06:50
Flute trio (Divertimento) in G, Hob.IV:9 (1784). – Geoffrey Collins, flute; Dene Olding, violin; David Pereira, cello
06:59
06:59
Humoreske in G flat, op 101 no 7 (1894; arr. Parhamovsky). – Maxim Vengerov, violin; Vag Papian, piano; Virtuosi.
07:04
07:04
Carmen fantasie (1947). – Maxim Vengerov, violin; Israel P O; Zubin Mehta, conductor.
07:21
07:21
Songs, op 17 (1860). (pub. ). – Frank Lloyd, Stephen Sterling, horns; Rachel Masters, harp; London Symphony Ch; City of London Sinfonia; Richard Hickox, conductor.
07:31
07:31
Intermezzo, from Fennimore and Gerda (1938; arr. Fenby). – Welsh National Opera O; Charles Mackerras, conductor.
07:40
07:40
Chanson de matin, op 15 no 2 (1889-90). – Royal PO; Pinchas Zukerman, conductor.
07:43
07:43
Una voce poco fà, from The barber of Seville (1816). – Lauris Elms; contralto; West Australian SO; Geoffrey Arnold, conductor.
07:50
07:50
Konzertstück no 1 in F minor for two clarinets, op 113 (1832). – Paul Meyer, David Rowden, clarinets; Maria Raspopova, pf
07:57
07:57
Rumba flamenca (c2000). – Saffire, guitars (Karin Schaupp, Gareth Koch, Slava Grigorian, Antony Field).
08:02
08:02
Spanish dances nos 1 and 2, from La vida breve (1913). – Katia Labèque, Marielle Labèque, pianos.
08:15
08:15
Espana, rhapsodie (1883). – New York Philharmonic; Leonard Bernstein, conductor
08:21
08:21
Finlandia, op 26 (1899-1900). – Adelaide SO; Arvo Volmer, conductor.
08:31
08:31
Mephisto waltz no 1 (1859-62). – Alexander Gavrylyuk , piano
08:42
08:42
The floral dance (1911); Waiata poi (Tiny ball on end of string) (1896-1902). – Peter Dawson, bass baritone.
08:49
08:49
Travel fever and waltz scene, symphonic interlude, from Intermezzo, op 72 (1923). – Sydney SO; Stuart Challender, conductor.
06:01
06:01
Overture to L’amore artigiano (1767). – English CO; Richard Bonynge, conductor.
06:09
06:09
Trio for horn, oboe and piano, op 188 (1887). – James Sommerville, horn; James Mason, oboe; Rene Sharon, piano.
06:23
06:23
La Dame de Monte-Carlo (1961). – Mady Mesplé, soprano; Monte Carlo PO; Georges Prêtre, conductor.
06:32
06:32
Triple concerto in A, Jk22. – Jana Semerádá, transverse flute; Lenka Torgesen, violin; Vojtech Semerád, viola d’amore; Members of Collegium Marianum; Jana Semerádová, director.
06:43
06:43
Symphony no 49 in F, op 10 (pub. 1772). – Nicolaus Esterházy Sinfonia; Uwe Grodd, conductor.
06:43
06:43
Aria di Firenze (pub. 1650). (pub. 1650). – Barry Mason, guitar.
06:57
06:57
Solo de concours (1899). – Martin Fröst, clarinet; Roland Pöntinen, piano.
07:00
07:00
Meine Freuden. – William Chen, piano.
07:04
07:04
Gott wie dein Name. – Graham Pushee, counter-tenor; Harry Geraerts, tenor; Harry van der Kamp, bass; Fiori Musicali; Thomas Albert, director.
07:24
07:24
Norwegian dance no 3 (pub. 1915). – Oslo PO; Karsten Andersen, conductor.
07:30
07:30
The fog is lifting. – Gunilla von Bahr, flute; Karin Langebo, harp.
07:38
07:38
Nonet no 1 for eight wind instruments and double-bass, op 54 (1946; rev. 1980). – Einar Schøyen, db; Norwegian Wind Ensemble.
07:52
07:52
Sadila Jana (arr. Small and Sanna). – Black Sea Hotel, vocals; Silk Road Ensemble; Yo-Yo Ma, cello & director.
07:55
07:55
Bassoon concerto in C (arr. Miller). – John Miller, bassoon; St Mary’s Chamber Players; Neville Marriner, conductor.
08:02
08:02
Fantasia no 1 in B flat for solo violin (pub. 1735). – Stan W. Kornel, violin.
08:17
08:17
Valse brillante (arr. Hunsberger). – Wynton Marsalis, cornet; Eastman Wind Ensemble; Donald Hunsberger, director.
08:26
08:26
String quartet in A minor (1921). – Melbourne String Quartet.
08:37
08:37
I’m till here, from Follies in concert (1970). – Carole Burnett, voice; New York PO; Paul Gemignani, conductor
08:44
08:44
Suite champêtre, op 98b (1921). – Christer Throvaldsson, violin; Gothenburg SO; Neeme Järvi, conductor.
08:53
08:53
Bambino, tango (1909). – Arthur Moreira Lima, piano.
08:57
08:57
Corrente (pub. 1650). (pub. 1650). – Barry Mason, baroque guitar
08:58
08:58
Ruggiero (pub. 1650). (pub. 1650). – Barry Mason, baroque guitar
06:01
06:01
String Quintet No.2 in B flat 2nd mvt – Elias String Quartet
06:07
06:07
Sonata in D minor & D major – Michael Lewin
06:14
06:14
Oboe Quartet in F 1st mvt – Neil Black – Academy of St Martin in the Fields
06:23
06:23
Capriccio in F Menuet & Trio – Ludwig Guttler
06:31
06:31
Polovtsian Dances – Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra & Chorus
06:44
06:44
Malaguena – Los Romeros
06:52
06:52
To His Servant Bach, God Grants a Final Glimpse, the Morning Star – Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
06:57
06:57
Mother Sea & II Porco Rosso – Tamara Anna Cislowska
07:08
07:08
Sinfonia (Arioso) from Cantata No.156 – Sally Maer, Sinfonia Australis
07:14
07:14
Gymnopedie No.3 – Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
07:19
07:19
The Joviall Broome Man – The Baltimore Consort
07:26
07:26
Somewhere Over The Rainbow – Scott Davie
07:33
07:33
Fantasy on Themes from Verdi’s Rigoletto – The Clarinotts
07:45
07:45
Solace – A Mexican serenade – Morton Gunnar Larsen
07:54
07:54
Asturias Leyenda – Narciso Yepes
08:01
08:01
I sospiri e le lacrime e’l desio – Enrico Pieranunzi & Marc Johnson
08:08
08:08
Concerto for 4 Violins and Cello – Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
08:18
08:18
Spiritu from Silencium Suite – Jane Sheldon, Sara Mcliver
08:26
08:26
Have One More – Simon Tedeschi
08:32
08:32
Du Bist Die Ruh – Phillip McCann Cornet. Iain Robertson Organ
08:38
08:38
One Fine Day from Butterfly – Phillip McCann Cornet. Black Dyke Mills Band
08:43
08:43
Sarcasms – Roger Woodward
08:54
08:54
O mio babbino caro – Yvonne Kenny, Melbourne Symphony
06:00
06:00
Children’s overture (1964). – Royal Northern College of Music Wind O; Timothy Reynish, conductor.
06:07
06:07
Elegy, op 58 (1909). – English CO; Paul Goodwin, conductor.
06:12
06:12
Capriccio sinfonico (1883). – Berlin RSO; Riccardo Chailly, conductor.
06:13
06:13
Cara sposa, from Rinaldo, HWV7a (1711). – Graham Pushee, countertenor; Australian Brandenburg O; Paul Dyer, director.
06:23
06:23
Three Slavonic dances, op 72 no 2 (1886). – Julie Adam, Daniel Herscovitch, piano.
06:48
06:48
Scherzando no 2 in C, Hob.II:34 (bef. 1765). – Haydn Sinfonietta; Manfred Huss, conductor.
06:58
06:58
Scherzo, op 81 no 2 (1847). – New Zealand String Quartet.
07:04
07:04
Wasserflut (Deluge), from Winterreise, D911 no 6 (1827). – David Greco, baritone; Erin Helyard, piano.
07:16
07:16
Ballet music from The perfect fool, op 39 (1918-22). – BBC NO of Wales; Richard Hickox, conductor.
07:29
07:29
Rêverie et Caprice, op 8 (1841). – Donald Hazelwood, violin; Sydney SO; Patrick Thomas, conductor.
07:41
07:41
Gold and silver waltz (1902). – Vienna PO; Willi Boskovsky, conductor.
07:42
07:42
Angels guard thee (Berceuse), from Jocelyn, op 109 (1888). – Kenneth McKellar, tenor; with unnamed O; Peter Knight, conductor.
07:50
07:50
Rondo in A, K386 (1782). – Ian Munro, piano; Tasmanian SO; David Porcelijn, conductor.
07:59
07:59
Overture to The merry wives of Windsor (1849). – Tasmanian SO; Sebastian Lang-Lessing, conductor.
07:59
07:59
Song without words no 39 in E flat, op 85 no 3 (1825-45). – Victoria Postnikova, piano.
08:17
08:17
Symphonic poem no 11: Battle of the huns (1857). – New Zealand SO; Michael Halász, conductor.
08:31
08:31
Suite de ballet (1913-24?). – Nash Ensemble.
08:38
08:38
Come in quest’ora bruna, from Simon Boccanegra (1857). – Nicole Car, soprano; Australian Opera & Ballet O; Andrea Molino, conductor.
08:43
08:43
El pajarillo. – Montserrat Figueras, soprano; Tembembe Ensamble Continuo; Capella Reial de Catalunya; Hesperion XXI; Jordi Savall, director.
08:50
08:50
Suite de trois morceaux, op 116 (1890). – Susan Milan, flute; City of London Sinfonia; Richard Hickox, conductor.
06:01
06:01
Soaring at Dawn – Solitude – Fiona Burnett & Silo String Quartet
06:07
06:07
Serenade No.10 in B flat. Theme & Variations – Chamber Orchestra of Europe
06:19
06:19
A Sky For Dreaming – Guitar Trek
06:25
06:25
Music for a Found Harmonium – West Australian Symphony Orchestra
06:30
06:30
Trumpet Concerto in D minor – Maurice André, London Philharmonic Orchestra
06:42
06:42
Non-Stop Flight – Trevor Rippingale, Don Burrows & Ian Bloxsom
06:47
06:47
Don’t Be That Way – Geoff Power, Don Burrows & Ian Bloxsom
06:48
06:48
Edward & Christina Overture – Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
06:52
06:52
Seven Landler from Twelve Dances – Genevieve Lacey & Karin Schaupp
07:02
07:02
Or la Tromba from Rinaldo – Graham Pushee & Australian Brandenburg
07:08
07:08
Andante from Sonata in C, K545 – Daniel Herskovits & Julie Adam
07:14
07:14
Toccata and Fugue inD minor – Peter Hurford at the SOH organ
07:25
07:25
Waltz & Gavotte from The Human Comedy – Scottish National Orchestra
07:35
07:35
Prelude: Lake Geneva – Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
07:39
07:39
Village Dance from Scenes from Mer de Glace – Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
07:44
07:44
Piano Trio in B flat – Scherzo – Macquarie Trio
07:53
07:53
Rhapsody in Blue – Kathryn Selby CSR Symphony Orchestra
08:12
08:12
Cançó i dansa No.2 & 6 – Jordi Masó
08:22
08:22
Partita in E flat major: Romance – Michael Thompson Wind Ensemble
08:31
08:31
String Quartet 2nd mvt – Schumann Quartet
08:40
08:40
Sinfonia Concertante Andantino con variazioni – The London Chamber Orchestra
08:50
08:50
Cello Concerto No.1 in E flat – Paul Tortelier
06:01
06:01
Adagio un poco moto, from Piano concerto in E flat no 5, op 73, Emperor (1809). – Gerard Willems, piano; Sinfonia Australis; Antony Walker, conductor.
06:11
06:11
Ballad for clarinet and piano (1952). – Clive Amadio, clarinet; Olga Krasnik, piano.
06:16
06:16
Piano concerto no 4 in E, op 110 (1825). Finale – London Mozart Players; Howard Shelley, piano and director.
06:27
06:27
Introduction, theme and variations in C for oboe and orchestra. – Padua and Veneto O; Diego Dini Ciacci, oboe and director.
06:35
06:35
The Old Bachelor. – Academy of Ancient Music; Christopher Hogwood, conductor.
06:40
06:40
Our Mum was a waterfall (1985). – Nigel Westlake, saxophone; Greg Sheehan, percussion.
06:48
06:48
The glittering sun, from Cantata V: the morning. – Sarah Macliver, soprano; Orchestra of the Antipodes; Brett Weymark, conductor.
06:50
06:50
Andante spianato in G (1830-31). – Martha Argerich, piano.
06:57
06:57
Greensleeves, from The Beggar’s opera (1728). – Patrizia Kwella, soprano; Paul Elliott, tenor; Broadside Band; Jeremy Barlow, director.
07:17
07:17
Overture to Orpheus in the Underworld (1858; rev. 1874). – London SO; Charles Mackerras, conductor.
07:28
07:28
Oh, better far to live and die, and When the foeman bares his steel, from Pirates of Penzance (1879). – Eric Johnson, bass, Debra Hays, soprano; Members of Eastman Chorale; Rochester PO; Mark Elder, conductor.
07:42
07:42
Scherzo capriccioso, op 66 (1883). – London SO; István Kertész, conductor.
07:55
07:55
Harpsichord suite no 5 in E (Harmonious blacksmith), HWV430 (pub 1720). – Neal Peres da Costa, harpsichord.
07:55
07:55
Vorrei spiegarvi, oh Dio! … Ah conte, partite, K418 (1783). – Cyndia Sieden, soprano; Australian Brandenburg O; Paul Dyer, director.
08:01
08:01
Strange harmony of contrasts, from Tosca (1900). – Albert Lance, tenor.
08:05
08:05
Hungarian dance Nos 12,1 and 21 (1852-69, arr. Fröst) – Martin Fröst, clarinet; Australian CO; Richard Tognetti, director.
08:20
08:20
Trumpet tune and air. – Peter Hurford, organ; Michael Laird Brass Ensemble.
08:24
08:24
Scottish fantasy, op 46 (1880). Finale – David Oistrakh, violin; London SO; Jascha Horenstein, conductor.
08:34
08:34
Sposa son disprezzata (I am a wife scorned), from Merope (1734; arr. Vivaldi in Il Bajazet (Il Tamerlano), RV703, 1735) – Sarah Macliver, soprano; Orchestra of the Antipodes; Brett Weymark, conductor.
08:40
08:40
Waltz 1, Au coupe chou (1997). – Cove CO; Stephen Williams, conductor.
08:46
08:46
Piano concerto in C sharp minor, op 55 (1812). Rondo – Christopher Hinterhuber, piano; Gävle SO; Uwe Grodd, conductor.
08:58
08:58
Alle più calde immagini, from Semiramide (1823). – Joan Sutherland, soprano; Marilyn Horne, mezzo-soprano; London SO; Richard Bonynge, conductor.
