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Oct 14, 2026

Trevor HerbertGUEST
1:14
Before I became a, an academic, I spent, um, decades as a professional trombone player in London orchestras.
Trevor HerbertGUEST
1:22
I was, um, mainly associated with the BBC Symphony Orchestra on period groups such as the Taverner Players.
Trevor HerbertGUEST
1:29
Um, before that, um, on-- before being a student at the Royal College of Music, I was a member of a brass band.
Trevor HerbertGUEST
1:37
At the age of 10, I was enlisted into the junior band of the colliery in which my father worked.
Trevor HerbertGUEST
1:14
Before I became a, an academic, I spent, um, decades as a professional trombone player in London orchestras.
Trevor HerbertGUEST
1:22
I was, um, mainly associated with the BBC Symphony Orchestra on period groups such as The Taverner Players.
Trevor HerbertGUEST
1:29
Um, before that, um, on-- before being a student at the Royal College of Music, I was a member of a brass band.
Trevor HerbertGUEST
1:37
At the age of 10, I was enlisted into the junior band of the colliery in which my father worked.
Trevor HerbertGUEST
2:16
Before I became a, an academic, I spent, um, decades as a professional trombone player in London orchestras.
Trevor HerbertGUEST
2:23
I was, um, mainly associated with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and period groups such as the Tavern of Players.
Trevor HerbertGUEST
2:30
Um, before that, um, on-- before being a student at the Royal College of Music, I was a member of a brass band.
Trevor HerbertGUEST
2:38
At the age of 10, I was enlisted into the junior band of the colliery in which my father worked.
Dmitry SitkovetskyGUEST
19:50
And it turned out to be his last concert in, in Moscow in '56.
Dmitry SitkovetskyGUEST
19:55
So later on, I made a rather important recording, uh, of that with the BBC Symphony and Andrew Davis, and I played it with all the great orchestras, Berlin Philharmonic, New York Philharmonic, you name it.
Dmitry SitkovetskyGUEST
20:09
So, uh, that was certainly a very important, uh, piece for me.
Dmitry SitkovetskyGUEST
20:15
And then when I came back to Moscow after Perestroika started, and that was also the concerto that I played.
Daniel GundlachHOST
62:56
First up is the Irish soprano Heather Harper.
Daniel GundlachHOST
63:00
A few years ago, I found a live recording of her with Pierre Boulez leading the BBC Symphony Orchestra in Alban Berg's Altenberg Lieder.
Daniel GundlachHOST
63:10
This was a live recording that was published on Melodia Records, and I was so excited when I got my hands on it.
Daniel GundlachHOST
63:16
But guess what? I just found out that she sang a second work on that concert, the so-called Drei Bruchstücke aus Wotzek, that is, the three fragments from his opera Wotzek, two of which feature the soprano.
Martin CullingfordHOST
19:32
We then move on to the orchestral category, which this year is sponsored by Arkham.
Martin CullingfordHOST
19:38
And a name who, uh, is increasingly propping up in our, our awards and our pages and, and absolutely rightly so, and that's the music of Grazyna Bacewicz, and this is volume two of orchestral works recorded by Sakari Orma, who's been one of her great advocates, um, and that's with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and on Chandos.
Martin CullingfordHOST
19:57
I really enjoyed this.
Martin CullingfordHOST
19:58
I mean, she's, she's a wonderful writer for orchestra.
Pete LetankaGUEST
35:09
I mean, practically, this is a piece that's going to be published by Trinity.
Pete LetankaGUEST
35:13
I wrote it for sort of grade four to six level orchestras, but it's been recorded twice by the BBC Symphony Orchestra and then again by the BBC Concert Orchestra.
Pete LetankaGUEST
35:24
And so it's kind of, you know, it is for everybody.
Pete LetankaGUEST
35:26
What I'm hoping it sparks is...
Flora WillsonHOST
37:16
[laughs]Part of the Chorus Waltz from Act Two of La rondine in its final 1921 version.
Flora WillsonHOST
38:09
We were listening to the BBC Singers and BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Carlo Rizzi, and that's from the complete recording coming soon on the Opera Rara label.
Flora WillsonHOST
38:19
Dylan, it's so gloriously-
Ditlev RindomGUEST
38:20
It is
RossHOST
1:24
Her song Stratus turned up in Sofia Coppola's movie Priscilla.
RossHOST
1:29
Apple, Chanel, and the BBC Orchestra have all commissioned her.
RossHOST
1:33
And somewhere amidst all of this, she runs a record label called Touch the Plants while also hosting a radio show on NTS.
RossHOST
1:41
Now she's made something that breaks from all of it.
Elizabeth AlkerGUEST
13:14
And we see this all over Europe.
Elizabeth AlkerGUEST
13:16
As we still see today, you know, the new composers still go into Maida Vale Studios, for instance, to work with the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
Elizabeth AlkerGUEST
13:23
That tradition had been established.
Elizabeth AlkerGUEST
13:25
And then they were going in perhaps to work with the orchestra to do like the soundtrack for a drama or whatever it might be.

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