Jess Gillam with... Braimah Kanneh-Mason
Jess Gillam and violinist Braimah Kanneh-Mason swap some of their favourite tracks and chat about their lives in music. Braimah comes armed with a classic Beethoven recording by violinist Itzhak Perlman, a feel good tune by The Melodians and a Haydn quartet. Meanwhile Jess spins Rachmaninov at his most romantic, Monteverdi by the ensemble l'Arpeggiata and a soaring performance by Etta James.
Playlist:
HAYDN \u2013 String Quartet, op.33 no 2 \u2018The Joke\u2019 1st mvt Allegro Moderato [London Haydn Players]\nETTA JAMES \u2013 At Last\nRACHMANINOV \u2013 Symphony no 2 \u2013 3rd mvt \u2018Adagio\u2019 [London Symphony Orchestra/Simon Rattle (cond)]\nJOSEPH ACHRON \u2013 Hebrew Melody, op.33 [Josef Hassid (violin), Gerald Moore (piano)]\nMONTEVERDI, arr. Pluhar \u2013 Zefiro Torna, SV251 [Philippe Jaroussky (countertenor), Nuria Rial (soprano), l\u2019Arpeggiata/Christina Pluhar (director)]\nTHE MELODIANS: Rivers of Babylon\nTRAD: Ku-Isa Tama Laug [David Darling (cello), The Wulu Bunun]\nBEETHOVEN: Violin Concerto in D, op.61 \u2013 3rd mvt [Itzhak Perlman (violin), Berlin Philharmonic/Daniel Barenboim (conductor)]
(revised repeat)