Stingray Classica I
Switzerland
Stingray Classica I is a television channel available in Switzerland that focuses on classical music performances. Programming includes concerts, operas, ballets, and recitals recorded in venues around the world. The channel presents works from the Baroque period through to contemporary compositions, featuring both well-known orchestras and emerging ensembles. Broadcasts are typically in high definition, with an emphasis on visual and audio clarity. The channel is part of the Stingray Group’s portfolio of music-oriented services and is accessible via select cable and satellite platforms in the region. Viewers can expect a schedule built around full-length performances rather than talk shows or news segments.
Schedule
00:00 - 02:08
Misha Fomin at the Concertgebouw
Misha Fomin in concerto from the Concertgebouw.
02:08 - 02:32
Mahler
Rückert Songs
The Rückert-Lieder are a collection of five art songs by Mahler, set to poems by Friedrich Rückert, showcasing his gift for intimate and deeply.
02:32 - 03:27
Clara Haskil : le mystère de l'interprète
Charlie Chaplin considered her a genius. Clara Haskil was undeniably a brilliant pianist, an enchanting, fluid, poetic performer able to captivate an audience like no other artist.
03:27 - 04:51
Mahler
Symphony No. 6
Sir Simon Rattle conducts the Berlin Philharmonic in a performance of Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 6 at the Philharmonie in 2018.
04:51 - 05:19
Mozart - Piano Concerto No. 23 K. 488
At his 2016 Deeply Mozart concert tour, Francesco Attesti performs Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's piano concertos `KV 449' and `KV 488' with the Italian OIDA orchestra and conductor Paolo Belloli.
05:19 - 06:00
Classica Spotlight
Cinematic classical clips and energising concert pieces featuring a range of artists.
06:00 - 06:33
IVC 2021
Final: Schubert, Hahn, Ullmann a. o
Bass-baritone Matthias Hoffmann and pianist Lisa Ochsendorf perform works by Franz Schubert, Claude Debussy, Miroslav Srnka, Alphons Diepenbrock, Carl Loewe, Alexander von Zemlinsky, Reynaldo Hahn, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and Wolfgang Rihm.