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thu 24 jul, 07:00 hrs

Works by De Meij, Beethovn, Liszt, He Lu Ting & Loeb.

Classical Music

thu 24 jul, 10:00 hrs

An Early Evening Stroll

Chamber Music by Robert Fuchs, episode 2(2).

Classical Music

thu 24 jul, 11:00 hrs

Alexander Skrjabin

Classical Music

thu 24 jul, 13:00 hrs

Bach Ad Infinitum

Episode 189. Each workday a programme about the oeuvre of the great master Johann Sebastian Bach with producer Govert Jan Bach. Cantata no 39 and bassoon concerts.

Classical Music | Baroque

thu 24 jul, 14:00 hrs

This hour features a new, special CD with early music.

Early Music

thu 24 jul, 15:00 hrs

A programme featuring early music played on authentic organs. Unknown organs from Groningen, part 29.

Early Music | Organ

thu 24 jul, 16:00 hrs

Concertzender Live

Contemporary Music

thu 24 jul, 18:00 hrs

Religious music from different centuries. An oratorio by Scarlatti.

Early Music

thu 24 jul, 19:00 hrs

Roaming the Baroque

Music from the 17th and 18th century. Works by English composers.

Early Music | Baroque

thu 24 jul, 20:00 hrs

Slipped through the net

Big bands with local tones.

Cultural Interfaces

thu 24 jul, 21:00 hrs

Oriënt Express

Traditional music from Azerbaijan.

World Music

thu 24 jul, 22:00 hrs

Folk magazine about the present and the past, from freak folk to minstrels. This time attention to music from Sweden, because we celebrate 400 years of Swedish-Dutch relations in 2014.

Crosslinks | Folk

thu 24 jul, 23:00 hrs

Jaap Blonk special. With music from Songs Of Little Sleep and Traces Of Speech.

Crosslinks

fri 25 jul, 00:00 hrs

‘Soccer is war’: a famous quote by ‘The General’ Rinus Michels. As we dealt with anti war songs last month, we will skip it this time. Especially after we have seen noting but soccer balls in the past month. In this episode we will focus on Western Europe with tracks of new CDs by Dutch formations, a comparison of an ancient song in Dutch and Flamish execution, two contemporary neo folk formations from Germany and a swinging closing song from Denmark. In between we will have a mini special of one of the best Scottish folk bands, if not the best: The Paul Mckenna Band.

Crosslinks | Folk