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BBC Young Composers' Forum

BBC Radio 3
on BBC Radio 3

New works by composers under 35 are performed and discussed in five public sessions recorded at northern universities
Robert Saxton La promenade d'automne
Malcolm Hayes Three Songs on Chinese poems
Antony Howie Flux
I directed by THE COMPOSER)
(all first broadcast performances in this country)
Speakers STEPHEN PLAISTOW
ALEXANDER GOEHR , ALAN HACKER and HUGH wood
JANE MANNING ( soprano) VESUVIUS ENSEMBLE with KATHRYN LUCAS (flute and alto-flute)
PETER THOMAS (violin)
SHARON MCKINLEY I Cello)
JOHN DONALDSON (percussion) (From Lancaster University)

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Saxton
Unknown:
Malcolm Hayes
Unknown:
Antony Howie Flux
Unknown:
Stephen Plaistow
Unknown:
Alexander Goehr
Flute:
Kathryn Lucas
Violin:
Sharon McKinley
Cello:
John Donaldson
Source: Radio Times

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