BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: Beethoven

FromAll The Right Notes

Start listening View podcast show

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: Beethoven

FromAll The Right Notes

ratings:

Length:

13 minutes

Released:

Jul 10, 2014

Format:

Podcast episode

Description

Jeremy Pound and Rosie Pentreath discuss piano sonatas by Beethoven, Schubert and Haydn as heard on the BBC Music Magazine August issue Cover CD. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Released:

Jul 10, 2014

Format:

Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

The team from BBC Music Magazine demystify the world of classical music through down-to-earth discussion and lively interviews. Want to know what an orchestral conductor actually does? Or how to write an effective soundtrack? Then this is the podcast for you!

Skip carousel

Bruckner Symphony No. 9 – Recording of the Month: Claudio Abbado's final concert with the Lucerne Festival Orchestra included Bruckner's Symphony No. 9. It's a profoundly moving performance. Oliver Condy and Rebecca Franks discuss the piece and play clips from the recording in this podc... by All The Right Notes
16 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: Schumann and Schubert: Our November CD includes performances of Schumann’s Symphony No. 1 and Schubert’s Symphony No. 4 by the BBC Philharmonic under Gianandrea Noseda and Juanjo Mena. Hear clips and an introduction to the works from Jeremy Pound and Rosie Pentreath. by All The Right Notes
13 min listen
Howells Violin Sonatas – First Listen: Howells's complete violin and piano music has been recorded for the first time, by Rupert Marshall-Luck and Matthew Rickard. In this First Listen podcast, the BBC Music Magazine explore these rarely heard works – and give their verdict on the reco... by All The Right Notes
16 min listen
Blow out, ye bugles – First Listen: English choral works written around the time of the First World War are the subject of this month’s First Listen podcast. Join the BBC Music Magazine team as they explore and play clips from this new disc from Truro Cathedral Choir. by All The Right Notes
21 min listen
First Listen – Bernstein West Side Story: How does a complete live concert recording of Bernstein's West Side Story shape up? The BBC Music Magazine team share their thoughts on the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra's new CD. by All The Right Notes
16 min listen
First Listen: La Fauvette Passerinette: Peter Hill discovered a previously unknown piano piece by Messiaen two years ago. Now he's recorded it as part of a recital titled 'A Messiaen premiere with birds, landscapes and homages'. Find out what the BBC Music Magazine... by All The Right Notes
20 min listen
Music for Alfred Hitchcock – First Listen: From those famous chilling string chords in Psycho to the pop and jazz-inspired score for Rear Window, Alfred Hitchcock used music to great effect in his films. In this podcast, find out what the team makes of a new disc exploring Hitchcock film music by All The Right Notes
17 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Awards 2015: Choral: Three ages of British music are represented in the Choral category of this year's Awards, with works by Byrd, Elgar and Birtwistle. by All The Right Notes
13 min listen
First Listen: Sculthorpe String Quartets: Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe wrote four pieces for the unusual combination of string quartet and didgeridoo. In this podcast you can hear clips of this music as played by the Del Sol Quartet and didgeridoo player Stephen Kent, and find out what t by All The Right Notes
17 min listen
Tchaikovsky Piano Concertos – First Listen: Here's a disc with not just Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto, but the less well-known Second Piano Concerto as well. Join the team as they discuss Simon Trpčeski's new recording with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Vasil... by All The Right Notes
20 min listen
Fauré Requiem – Recording of the Month: This wonderful new recording by King’s College Choir, Cambridge recreates the first complete liturgical performance of Fauré’s Requiem, and also features the French composer's Messe basse and Cantique de Jean Racine. by All The Right Notes
16 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: Brahms: Jeremy Pound and Rebecca Franks introduce Brahms’s Symphony No. 3 and Variations on a theme by Haydn, as heard on our October cover CD by All The Right Notes
11 min listen
First Listen: Sibelius Symphonies: The Lahti Symphony Orchestra and its principal conductor Okko Kamu have recorded the complete cycle of Sibelius symphonies. But how do they measure up? Join the BBC Music Magazine team to explore these seven orchestral works, in a podcast packed with mus by All The Right Notes
21 min listen
BBC Music Magazine cover CD: Sviatoslav Richter live in concert: To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Sviatoslav Richter's birth, our March 2015 cover CD features the pianist's 1969 Royal Festival Hall recital of works by Beethoven, Schumann, Chopin and Debussy by All The Right Notes
12 min listen
Benjamin Grosvenor’s Dances – Recording of the Month: The young British pianist Benjamin Grosvenor plays JS Bach, Chopin, Scriabin, Granados and more in this sparkling recital, our October Recording of the Month. Hear clips from the disc in this podcast with Rebecca Franks and Jeremy Pound. by All The Right Notes
13 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: The Great Sopranos: Jeremy Pound and Rosie Pentreath discuss the songs and arias performed by sopranos Maria Callas, Lucia Popp and Elisabeth Söderström on our September Cover CD by All The Right Notes
12 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: Beethoven: Jeremy Pound and Rosie Pentreath discuss piano sonatas by Beethoven, Schubert and Haydn as heard on the BBC Music Magazine August issue Cover CD. by All The Right Notes
13 min listen
BBC Music Magazine cover CD: JS Bach Cello Suites: Jeremy Pound and Rosie Pentreath introduce Mstislav Rostropovich's 1975 Edinburgh Festival performance of Bach's Cello Suites Nos 2,3 & 6, featured on our January 2015 issue cover CD. by All The Right Notes
13 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: CPE Bach: Our December cover CD features performances of music by CPE Bach by Rachel Podger and friends to mark the composer’s 300th anniversary. Hear clips and an introduction to the works from Jeremy Pound and Rosie Pentreath. by All The Right Notes
14 min listen
Shostakovich Symphonies Nos 6 and 14 – Recording of the Month: Two symphonies by Shostakovich feature on our bleak but brilliant Recording of the Month, played by the London Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Vladimir Jurowski. Hear clips and find out more about the music in this month’s podcast. by All The Right Notes
17 min listen
BBC Music Magazine cover CD: On Christmas Night: Our Christmas cover CD features a selection of beautiful carols sung by the choir of Merton College, Oxford. Jeremy Pound and Rosie Pentreath present clips and an introduction to the collection. by All The Right Notes
14 min listen
First Listen: Cecilia Bartoli St Petersburg: How does the Italian mezzo-soprano fare on her Russian musical adventure? Join the BBC Music Magazine team as we have a listen to Cecilia Bartoli's new St Petersburg album, and give our verdict. by All The Right Notes
19 min listen
Recording of the Month: Elgar’s The Dream of Gerontius: Sir Andrew Davis conducts an overwhelming performance of Elgar's masterly oratorio, with Stuart Skelton, Sarah Connolly and David Soar as soloists. Find out more about the piece and hear clips from the recording in this podcast, presented by... by All The Right Notes
15 min listen
First Listen: Patricia Kopatchinskaja: Patricia Kopatchinskaja's latest album takes an imaginative and quirky look at music for two players. Her programme of 'duets from a thousand years of musical history for young people from 0-100 years' is dedicated to her daugher Alice and fe by All The Right Notes
16 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Awards 2015: Orchestral: Turnage, Bruckner and Rachmaninov are all in the running for this year's Orchestral Award. Find out more about all three recordings and hear clips from them in this special BBC Music Magazine Awards podcast. by All The Right Notes
15 min listen
Recording of the Month: Schumann Kreisleriana • Symphonic Studies: Pianist Nelson Goerner turns to Schumann for his latest disc – with magical results. It's our Recording of the Month for the March issue and you can find out more about it in this podcast, presented by editor Oliver Condy and revie... by All The Right Notes
12 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Awards 2015: Concerto: Pianist Leif Ove Andsnes, oboist Xenia Löffler and violinist Baiba Skride are the three concerto soloists in the running for an Award this year. Find out about their recordings of Beethoven's Piano Concertos Nos 2 & 4, Venetian oboe conc... by All The Right Notes
13 min listen
Recording of the Month: Verdi Aida: A studio recording of a Verdi opera by a major label is a rarity nowadays. But Antonio Pappano has brought together an all-star cast, headed up by soprano Anja Harteros and tenor Jonas Kaufmann, for this project with his Accademia Nazionale di Santa Ceci by All The Right Notes
14 min listen
First Listen: Danish and Faroese Recorder Concertos: It's not so often that the recorder gets to step into the spotlight on disc, so a new recording of modern concertos for the instrument was the ideal choice for this episode of 'First Listen'. Join the BBC Music Magazine team to find out their by All The Right Notes
19 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Awards 2015: Chamber: This year's Chamber nominations range widely across the genres: string quartets by Zemlinsky, piano trios by Beethoven and violin sonatas by Prokofiev. Tune in to this special Awards podcast to find out more about these three superlative rec... by All The Right Notes
13 min listen

More Episodes from All The Right Notes

Skip carousel

What do musical terms really mean? by All The Right Notes
31 min listen
How do you play the French horn? by All The Right Notes
40 min listen
How do you write a film soundtrack? by All The Right Notes
31 min listen
How do you look after your voice? by All The Right Notes
51 min listen
Why do we love The Lark Ascending? by All The Right Notes
42 min listen
How do musicians cope with pressure? by All The Right Notes
34 min listen
Where do you start with opera? by All The Right Notes
40 min listen
What’s the point of a conductor? by All The Right Notes
48 min listen
Introducing... All The Right Notes by All The Right Notes
1 min listen
Cosmo Sheldrake | Musician, composer and producer: This week, we chat to the multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer Cosmo Sheldrake from his home in Dorset. True to form, he recorded his side of the conversation outdoors in the countryside, so there are quite a few birds and woodland creatures ke... by All The Right Notes
47 min listen
Jakub Józef Orliński | Countertenor: This week, we meet the star Polish countertenor Jakub Józef Orliński to discuss the laborious process of recording previously undiscovered works, his passion for breakdancing and the music he listens to while he’s on the move. He also tells us about wh... by All The Right Notes
48 min listen
Peter Jablonski | Pianist: Swedish pianist Peter Jablonski discusses his recent recording of music by Stanchinsky (out now on Ondine), discovering the music of Bacewicz and his downtime during the pandemic has seen him fall in love with the piano all over again.Recordings fea... by All The Right Notes
37 min listen
Hannah Rankin | Boxer and Bassoonist: Reviews editor Michael Beek sits down for a chat with Hannah Rankin. The professional boxer and classically trained bassoonist discusses dividing her time between the worlds of sport and music, choosing the perfect ‘walk-out’ music for when she enters ... by All The Right Notes
35 min listen
Julian Bliss | Clarinettist: British clarinettist Julian Bliss has an extremely wide breadth of listening tastes, from heavy metal to core classical via jazz and funk. In this episode, he tells us about his passion for Rachmaninov and Oscar Petersen and why he thinks wind band mus... by All The Right Notes
52 min listen
Georgia Mann | BBC Radio 3 Broadcaster: We speak to Radio 3 broadcaster and producer Georgia Mann, who recently took over the reins on the station’s morning programme, Essential Classics. She tells us all about the new musical discoveries she’s made so far in the job, her experiences of live... by All The Right Notes
42 min listen
Miloš Karadaglić | Guitarist: The Montenegrin guitarist talks about falling in love with the guitar in Montenegro, ‘growing up’ in London, his favourite guitar to play, the healing power of Mozart and his latest album The Moon & The Forest.Recordings featured:Joby Talbot: I... by All The Right Notes
40 min listen
Octavia Bright and Héloïse Werner | Librettist and composer: This week, we have the delightful composer-librettist duo Héloise Werner and Octavia Bright on the podcast. The pair worked together on a one-woman opera The Other Side of the Sea and spoke to us from their respective London homes at the end of the UK ... by All The Right Notes
68 min listen
Amit Chaudhuri | Author and Indian Classical Singer: Author and Indian classical singer Amit Chaudhuri talks to BBC Music Magazine about his relationship with western and Indian classical music, the allegories and narratives that can be created within music and his experience of working as the librettist... by All The Right Notes
44 min listen
Julian Lloyd Webber | Cellist: As he turns 70 years old, the cellist Julian Lloyd Webber tells us about his remarkable life in music, from growing up in one of Britain’s most famous musical families to performing on the world’s finest stages and his unending passion for helping to c... by All The Right Notes
47 min listen
Edith Bowman | DJ and Broadcaster: We speak to DJ, broadcaster and presenter Edith Bowman about her fanatical love of film music and the scores that have shaped who she is today. A former Radio 1 DJ, Bowman has spent the last few years presenting the Soundtracking podcast, in which she ... by All The Right Notes
52 min listen
Music to my Ears Season 3 | Trailer: Introducing the third season of the Music to my Ears podcast, where we sit down with artists, musicians, broadcasters and writers to find out about the music that has made them who they are today. This season, we hear from guests including DJ Edith Bow... by All The Right Notes
5 min listen
Paul Morley | Journalist: In this week's episode of the Music to my Ears podcast, we speak to Paul Morley, the pop journalist and musician and, more recently, classical music devotee . Brought up in Stockport, Paul cut his teeth in music journalism in Manchester.... by All The Right Notes
39 min listen
Caroline Shaw | Composer: In this week's episode of the Music to my Ears podcast, we talk to the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer, violinist and producer Caroline Shaw about the music that underscores her day-to-day life and how she balances the various facets of her fascin... by All The Right Notes
30 min listen
Vasily Petrenko | Conductor: This week, reviews editor Michael Beek sits down with the Russian-British conductor Vasily Petrenko. Vasily recently said farewell as chief conductor of the Oslo Philharmonic and is about to embark on final season as chief conductor of the Royal Liverp... by All The Right Notes
32 min listen
Debbie Wiseman | Composer: This week, reviews editor Michael Beek sits down with the award-winning British film and television composer Debbie Wiseman OBE (Wolf Hall, Father Brown, Wilde) for a chat about her work. Debbie shares insights into her methods, conducting, he... by All The Right Notes
33 min listen
Alan Rusbridger | Journalist: In this episode, BBC Music Magazine’s editor Oliver Condy talks to the former Guardian editor and now principal of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, Alan Rusbridger.While the editor of a national paper during the Arab Spring, Wikileaks controversies, the ne... by All The Right Notes
34 min listen
Karina Canellakis | Conductor: In this episode of the Music to my Ears podcast, BBC Music Magazine speaks to Karina Canellakis, who is currently chief conductor of the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra and principal guest conductor of the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester B... by All The Right Notes
37 min listen
Wendy Cope | Poet: Poet Wendy Cope joins our editorial assistant Freya Parr over Zoom from her home in Cambridgeshire to discuss how her enduring relationship with classical music has changed throughout the course of her life, with various careers as a primary school tea... by All The Right Notes
35 min listen
Ailish Tynan | Soprano: Irish soprano Ailish Tynan talks to BBC Music Magazine's editor Oliver Condy about her musical experiences in lockdown, recent streamed performances at the Royal Opera house and at Wigmore Hall and at home with her family, as well as the music tha... by All The Right Notes
24 min listen
Errollyn Wallen | Composer: Editorial assistant Freya Parr meets virtually with composer Errollyn Wallen. They discuss how lockdown effects a composer and what music Errollyn counld not live without.Website: classical-music.com/podcasts by All The Right Notes
29 min listen

Related podcast episodes

Skip carousel

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: Schumann and Schubert: Our November CD includes performances of Schumann’s Symphony No. 1 and Schubert’s Symphony No. 4 by the BBC Philharmonic under Gianandrea Noseda and Juanjo Mena. Hear clips and an introduction to the works from Jeremy Pound and Rosie Pentreath. by All The Right Notes
13 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Cover CD (April): Yehudi Menuhin: On the cover CD of the April issue of BBC Music Magazine, we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Yehudi Menuhin by featuring the great violinist in performances of Bartók's Second Violin Concerto, plus sonatas by Brahms and Tcherepnin. In by All The Right Notes
12 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Cover CD (August 2016): Beethoven, Brahms and Webern: On the cover CD of the August issue of BBC Music Magazine, BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artists give live performances of early works by Beethoven, Brahms, and Webern. In this podcast, deputy editor Jeremy Pound and editorial assistant Elinor C... by All The Right Notes
12 min listen
BBC Music Magazine cover CD: JS Bach Cello Suites: Jeremy Pound and Rosie Pentreath introduce Mstislav Rostropovich's 1975 Edinburgh Festival performance of Bach's Cello Suites Nos 2,3 & 6, featured on our January 2015 issue cover CD. by All The Right Notes
13 min listen
Musician’s Work (feat. Brittany Howard): For the season finale of Object of Sound, a reminder that you are an artist, regardless of what you do for work. Before Brittany Howard became a striking soloist and lead singer of Alabama Shakes, she worked at Cracker Barrel, sold cars, and even delivered mail in rural Alabama. In this episode, Hanif and Brittany reflect on how they preserved their creative lives and taught themselves writing and music while on the job. They dive into a shared love of funk and Brittany reveals how she learned to play guitar as a kid from reading magazines. Plus, a playlist of songs to soundtrack your work day. After this episode, we’re going to take a break. Season Two of Object of Sound picks up June 18th! Stay tuned. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode, visit http://bit.ly/oos-work /Music In This Week's Playlist/ You and Your Folks, Me and My Folks, - Brittany Howard covering Funkadelic The Prophet’s Song, Queen Pressure, Paramore Ain’t it Har by Object Of Sound
33 min listen
Recording of the Month: Beethoven Symphonies Nos 1-9: The Beethoven symphonies remain a true test for any orchestra, and here the world-renowned Berlin Philharmonic and its conductor Sir Simon Rattle record them together for the first time. This lavish set is our July Recording of the Month. Hear clips from by All The Right Notes
13 min listen
Aldeburgh festival celebrates bird song: Britain's Aldeburgh music festival was founded after the second world war by the composer Benjamin Britten and the singer Peter Pears. Britten used to take “composing walks”, drawing inspiration from the birdsong he heard in the surrounding countr... by FT News in Focus
6 min listen
Drive-in operas • BBC Music Magazine Awards • Music and fashion: In this month's podcast, we announce the winners of this year's BBC Music Magazine Awards and listen to a track from our Recording of the Year. Plus, we discuss the enduring relationship between two artistic forms: classical music and fashion... by All The Right Notes
33 min listen
DME11 | Ultra Miami 2022 A State Of Trance ASOT Preview | Featuring Armin Van Buuren, Aly & FIla, Gareth Emery, Andrew Rayel by Deep · Melodic · Euphoric (mixed by HNNRS)
61 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Cover CD (November 2016): The Desert Music: On the cover CD of the November issue of BBC Music Magazine, the BBC Symphony Orchestra and BBC Singers perform works by giants of contemporary American music, Steve Reich and John Adams. In this podcast, deputy editor Jeremy Pound and editor... by All The Right Notes
12 min listen
Season 3 starts September 7! by Classical Breakdown
2 min listen
Recording of the Month: American Polyphony: Choral works by Barber, Copland, Bernstein and Thompson all feature on the August issue's Recording of the Month, a superb new disc from Polyphony and Stephen Layton. Hear clips from music by all four in this podcast, presented by editor Oliver Condy by All The Right Notes
14 min listen
Classical Classroom, Episode 128: British-style Brass Bands Are Shiny! With Robert Walp: Coal miners and classical music, baby. by Classical Classroom
28 min listen
Frank Turner: Frank Turner - singer-songwriter by Going Off Track
85 min listen
Music History Today Podcast February 16 by Music History Today Network
5 min listen
Chopin's Ballade No 1 in G Minor: How lives were shaped by Chopin's technically demanding, emotionally turbulent music. by Soul Music
28 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: Brahms: Jeremy Pound and Rebecca Franks introduce Brahms’s Symphony No. 3 and Variations on a theme by Haydn, as heard on our October cover CD by All The Right Notes
11 min listen
A history of song: from Schumann to Sting: John Potter charts the evolution of songs and songwriting over the past thousand years, covering medieval troubadours, English folk music and more by History Extra podcast
32 min listen
Recording of the Month: Schubert played by András Schiff: András Schiff's new Schubert disc is BBC Music Magazine's July issue Recording of the Month. It's not the first time the Hungarian pianist has recorded this music, but it's given a completely different character thanks to the instrument h by All The Right Notes
19 min listen
Benjamin Grosvenor’s Dances – Recording of the Month: The young British pianist Benjamin Grosvenor plays JS Bach, Chopin, Scriabin, Granados and more in this sparkling recital, our October Recording of the Month. Hear clips from the disc in this podcast with Rebecca Franks and Jeremy Pound. by All The Right Notes
13 min listen
Music History Today Podcast August 25: Arthur Brown catches on fire on stage & Aaliyah passes away by Music History Today Network
14 min listen
The Romantic Era: We are moving right along in our series about the 4 major periods of western classical music by learning about the Romantic Era in today's episode. As a pianist, I'm rather partial to the music of this era -- which was a time when many virtuoso... by Busy Kids Love Music
6 min listen
Jimi Hendrix plays his first gig & Pat Benatar gets married: Music History Today Podcast February 20 by Music History Today Network
13 min listen
Eddie Argos with Ezra Furman: If there's a running theme in London neo-post-punk band Art Brut's rock music, it's rock music. The band's leader Eddie Argos isn't just a musician, he's a big-time music fan. And one of the musicians he's a big fan of is indie-pop sensation Ezra... by Talkhouse Podcast
57 min listen
BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: The Great Sopranos: Jeremy Pound and Rosie Pentreath discuss the songs and arias performed by sopranos Maria Callas, Lucia Popp and Elisabeth Söderström on our September Cover CD by All The Right Notes
12 min listen
Beatles, Elton John, & Cher Make Music History: Music History Today Podcast February 16 by Music History Today Network
12 min listen
A Toast to Fierce Street (A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: Dream Child) by A Nightmare on Fierce Street
64 min listen
Vinnie Caruana: Vinnie Caruana of The Movielife by Going Off Track
89 min listen
Music History Today Podcast October 10 - What Happened On October 10 In Music History by Music History Today Network
14 min listen
Episode 266: Episode 266 - AC/DC's Highway To Hell with....just us: We tackle our first AC/DC album on the show...the last Bon Scott album "Highway to Hell" from 197... by Records Revisited
75 min listen

Discover this podcast and so much more

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: Beethoven

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD: Beethoven

Description

Titles in the series (100)

More Episodes from All The Right Notes

Related podcast episodes