In Tune - 09/04/2009 Phillip Dyson and David Bintley

Sean Rafferty presents a selection of music and guests from the arts world, including pianist Phillip Dyson, who performs in the studio and talks about his tour celebrating the life of Billy Mayerl. And artistic director David Bintley talks about the Birmingham Royal Ballet's upcoming residency at the London Coliseum. 1702 DELIBES Sylvia (Les Chasseresses) New Philharmonia Orchestra Sir Charles Mackerras, conductor EMI CDZ7 62515 2 T.4 3’47 1707 BACH St.Matthew Passion (Erbarme dich), BWV.224 Yo-Yo Ma, baroque cello The Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra Ton Koopman (director) SONY SK60680 TR.2 7’14 1715 LIVE BILLY MAYERL Marigold Philip Dyson, piano 3’23 1722 LIVE BILLY MAYERL Shallow Waters Philip Dyson, piano 3’43 1729 LIVE BILLY MAYERL Sweet William Philip Dyson, piano 1734 MOZART Symphony no.13 K.112 Vienna Concentus Musicus Nikolaus Harnoncourt, conductor TELDEC 0630-17110 2 T.1-4 14’47” 1749 HANDEL Let God Arise, HMV 256 (Chorus) Choir of King’s College, Cambridge Academy of St Martin in the Fields Sir David Willcocks director DECCA 458 389-2 CD2Tr5 9’24 1803 RACHMANINOV Valse (Suite No.2 for 2 Pianos) Martha Argerich and Alexander Rabinovich (pianos) TELDEC 9031 74717 2 T.6 5’27” 1810 GIOVANNI FELICE SANCES Stabat mater dolorosa Maria Cristina Kiehr, soprano Members of Ensemble La Fenice RICERCARE 166148 T.6 12’31” 1822 DELIBES Scene et danse de la bacchante (Sylvia) New Philharmonia Orchestra Richard Bonynge, conductor DECCA 425 475 2 CD.1 T.15 4’54” 1832 SIMON JEFFES Air a danser (‘Still Life’ at the Penguin Café) BBC Concert Orchestra Barry Wordsworth, conductor DECCA 425 218 2 T.1 4’34” 1843 ELGAR Variation 14 (E.D.U.) (Enigma Variations) Philadelphia Orchestra Eugene Ormandy, conductor SONY SB2K63247 2 CD.1 T.15 5’19” 1850 VIVALDI arr. Franck Krawcyk Winter Accentus NAÏVE V5048 T.2 8’43”