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Stravinsky
JUNE ClARKE and JOAN RYALL (two pianos) MARGARET MAJOR (viola)
ⓢConcerto for two pianos
Elegy, for viola
ⓢSonata for two pianos
1 Elesy was broadcast on April 24.
1967

GYÖRGY PAUK (violin)
RAPHAËL SOMMER (cello)
BBC NORTHERN
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Led by James Davis
Conductor, GEORGE HURST

Each Tuesday to Include chamber music or songs by Dvorak
PHILIP JONES BRASS ENSEMBLE lfor James (horn)
Philip Jones (trumpet)
Elgar Howarth (trumpet)
Raymond Brown (trombone) John Fletcher (tuba)
MARY THOMAS (soprano) PAUL HAMBURGE (piano)

BBC Scottish SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leader. Tom Rowlette
Conducted by ALEXANDER GIBSON
Part 1

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A unique collection of Instruments from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries discussed by MADEAU STEWART and illustrated with recordings from the BBC Sound Archives
Final programme: Thursday at
1.53 p.m.

A scries in which young musicians perform and discuss their work with distinguished professional colleagues
ANTHONY GOLDSTONE (piano) plays and talks to
JOHN OGDON
Devised and produced by Gerald McDonald and David Richardson

Conducted by GEORGE HURST with IONA BROWN (violin)

A series of concerts given before invited audiences throughout the country
This week: from the Dumfries Music Club PATRICIA CLARK and JOHANNA PETERS
(soprano and contralto duet)
JULIAN DAWSON
(piano and harpsichord) LONDON CZECH TRIO
Jack Rothstein (violin) Karel Horitz (cello)
Lisa Marketta (piano)
Part 1

A series of illustrated conversations
Introduced by John Amis
This week: COLIN DAVIS

Part 2: Tchaikovsky
Trio in A minor, Op. 50

The best of present-day jazz on records
Introduced by CHARLES Fox

FELIX APRAHAMIAN looks at some non-broadcast musical events taking place in the North during the next seven days

Introduced by ISRAEL WAMALA Ghana and Mall are just two African countries which have taken names from a historical past when African nations rivalled those of Europe in siie and wealth by CHRISTOPHER FYFE
Reader in African History University of Edinburgh

Introduced by ISRAEL WAMALA
In themes as well as techniques. African music has had enormous influence in North and South America and Europe by JOHN STORM ROBERTS
Produced by Chris Cuthbertson
A book Is available

T. S. Eliot
Memorial Lectures
Secondary Worlds-Art and Truth
2. The Saga Hero, or Epic and Social Realism
The historian's desire is for truth and the poet's for re-creation, but neither can do without the other and their worlds overlap-the primary, objective world around us and the secondary, personal worlds of the imagination. The conditions for the successful marriage of history and poetry were uniquely present in thirteenth-century Iceland and W. H. Auden examines the language and the society which encouraged the saga writers to narrate their stories.
The lectures, endowed by S Eliot's publishers. Faber and Faber. were delivered in the University of Kent in October and recorded at the time for the Third Programme. 3: The Mythical World of Opera: January 15

Celia Arieli (piano)
Viola Tunnard (piano) Peter Wallfisch (piano)
Heather Harper (soprano) Margaret Lensky (mezzo-soprano)
Benjamin Luxon (baritone)
The Melos Ensemble Richard Adeney (flute)
Norman Knight (alto-flutc) Geoflrey Wareham (oboe)
Oervase de Peycr (clarinet) Stephen Trier (bass-clarinet) Neil Sanders ! (horn)
Cecil James (bassoon) David Mason ( trumpet) John Marson (harp)
Susan Bradshaw (piano and celesta) James Blades (percussion) Hush Maguire (violin) Cecil Aronowitz (viola) Terence Well (cello)
ⓢ Conducted by Frederik Prausnitz
Part 1: Dallapiccola
Music for three pianos
8.47' Cinque cantl, for baritone and instruments
Sex carmina Alcaei, for soprano and instruments
9.7* Piccola musica notturna
(chamber version for eight instruments) first broadcast performance in this country
Parole di San Paolo, for mezzo-soprano and instruments

The second of two talks by Paul Mayersberg on the role of genre in the cinema
Mr. Mayersberg argues that the director's, and the screen-writer's. exploitation of the ' fantasy of power '-the audience's need for a sense of domination-can be a spur to creative achievement. He believes that this need found its satisfaction in the early sixties in a new American film oenre, the political movie.

Part 2
Celia Arielt
Peter Wallfisch
Given before an invited audience In the Concert Hall. Broadcasting House. London. Requests for tickets should be sent to Ticket Unit[address removed] enclosing stamped addressed envelope.
Next Invitation Concert: Januaru 30. Sherlaw Johnson. Piano Sonata No. 2; Messiaen, Studies in Rhythm (Robert Sherlaw Johnson ); Schutz, Deutsches Magnificat and music from the Cantiones sacrae, Svmphoniae sarrae, and Geistliche Chormusik ; Bach, Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied (Eileen Poultcr , Paul Esswood , Roland Tatnell. London Bach Society, conducted by Paul Steinitz )

W.S. Graham introduces and reads two of his recent long poems 'Malcolm Mooney's Land' and 'Clusters Travelling Out'.

Trio-Sonata No. 5, in C major
KARL RICHTER organ of the Jaegersburg Church. Copenhagen
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