Private Passions
Theologian and Historian Diarmaid MacCulloch
SundayÌý17ÌýAprilÌý2005Ìý12:00-13:00Ìý(Radio 3)
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Michael Berkeley's guest today is the theologian and historian Professor Diarmaid MacCulloch, who is currently Professor of the History of the Church at Oxford University. A prolific author, his recent book on the European Reformation won the 2003 Wolfson History Prize. His musical choices include works by Ravel, Samuel Wesley, Kurt Weill, Vaughan Williams and Tippett.
Duration:1 hour
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Playlist Sig:ÌýM. Berkeley: The Wakeful Poet (from Music from Chaucer) (pub. OUP)Ìý Beaux-Arts Brass QuintetÌý BBQÌý BBQ 003Ìý T.10
Vaughan Williams: Easter (from Five Mystical Songs)Ìý Sir Thomas Allen (baritone)/Corydon Singers/ECO/Matthew BestÌý HyperionÌý CDA 66420Ìý T.2
Francisco Peraza: Medio registro alto del Primer TonoÌý Francis Chapelet (organ of Covarrubias Collegiate Church)Ìý OryxÌý 1756Ìý S.2Ìý B.3
The Ramones: Beat on the BratÌý The RamonesÌý SireÌý 925709-1Ìý Disc 1Ìý S.1Ìý B.5
Tippett: String Quartet No.2 (4th mvt - Allegro appassionato)Ìý Amadeus QuartetÌý ArgoÌý DA 34Ìý S.2Ìý B.4
Weill: Lied des Lotterieagenten (from Der Silbersee)Ìý Ute Lemper/Berlin RIAS Chamber Ensemble/John MauceriÌý DeccaÌý 425 204-2Ìý T.8
Ravel: Sonatine (2nd mvt - Mouvement de Menuet)Ìý ÌýLouis Lortie (piano)Ìý ChandosÌý CHAN 8647Ìý T.15
Ravel: Chanson hébraïque (from Chants populaires)Ìý Cecilia Bartoli (mezzo)/Myung-Whun Chung (piano)Ìý DeccaÌý 452 667-2Ìý T.15
S. S. Wesley: Blessed be the God and FatherÌý Choir of New College, Oxford/Martin Hallows (organ)/Edward HigginbottomÌý CRDÌý 3463Ìý T.2

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