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Pawn Takes Pawn

on BBC Radio 3

by JACEK LASKOWSKI , With Alan Dobie , John Castle William Nighy and Patrick Troughton
'A good player doesn't misjudge the number of moves he needs to get out of a trap...' And Levin was the perfect player: a man who had cut himself off from humanity in order to play the game of chess. But the people he played against were human and fallible and they provided the traps from which he couldn't escape.
With LEONARD FENTON , PATRICK BARR ,
GRAHAM FAULKNER , ROGER HAMMOND and PHILIP VOSS
Directed by JANE MORGAN followed by an interlude
9.0 (Stereo) London Sinfonietta
conducted by Antony Pay
A concert given earlier this evening at the Round House, London
Stravinsky Symphonies of wind instruments
Oliver Knussen Coursing (first broadcast Performance)
Harrison Birtwlstle Silbury Air

Contributors

Unknown:
Jacek Laskowski
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Alan Dobie
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John Castle
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William Nighy
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Patrick Troughton
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Leonard Fenton
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Patrick Barr
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Graham Faulkner
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Roger Hammond
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Philip Voss
Directed By:
Jane Morgan
Conducted By:
Antony Pay
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Oliver Knussen
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Harrison Birtwlstle
Aaron Levin:
Alan Dobie
Ivan Bolmar:
John Castle
Mark Estep:
William Nighy
Alexandroff:
Patrick Troughton
Lemaitis:
Peter Baldwin
Morozov:
Chris Fairbank
Trubleff:
Trevor Cooper
Jakes:
Andrew Seear
Dobson:
Michael Graham Cox
Elizabeth Harding:
Elizabeth Rider

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