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Sonata in B minor
Played by Youra GULLER (piano)
A request programme of gramophone records
A weekly review edited by Anna Instone and Julian Herbage
Introduced by JULIAN HERBAGE Record Review
Contributed by DIANA MCVEACH ANDREW Porter , STEPHEN WALSH
Cantata No. 179: Siehe zu, dass deine Gottesfurcht nicht Heuchelei sei
ELISABETH MEINEL-ASBAHR (soprano)
HANS TOACHIMROTZSCH (tenor) HANS HAUPTMANN (bass) CHOIR OF THE
THOMASKIRCHE. LEIPZIG
LEIPZIG GEWANDHAUS ORCHESTRA Conducted by GÜNTHER RAMIN
Seven sacred part songs
OJesu so meek. 0 Jesu so kind Jesus is this dark world's light
Lord,pournottbyvengeanceon me
Now is the mournful time It is finished
Breath of God. life giving God llveth still Choir of KING'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
Conducted by DAVID WILLCOCKS gramophone records
Played by the Aeolian String Quartet: Sydney Humphreys (violin) Raymond Keenlyside (violin) Margaret Major (viola) Derek Simpson (cello) with Thea King (clarinet)
A concert promoted by the London Students' Carnival in the Kingsway Hall, London, 1965
0 Intermezzo in two parts
Music by Pergolesi
Libretto by Gennarantonio Federico
Sung in Italian gramophone records
VIRTUOSI DI ROMA
Conducted by RENATOFASANO
New BBC Orchestra
Guest Leader, Peter Mountain Conducted by Gary Bertini with Colin Bradbury (clarinet)
From the princess Theatre, Torquay
Part 1
John Amis talks to GARY BERTINI
Part 2
by FRIEDRICH GULDA
Broadcast on August 28. 1966
by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Adapted for broadcasting as a musico-dramatic sequence by HALLAM TENNYSON
Music and songs specially composed by ELIZABETH POSTON with and Narrator. Carleton Hobbs
Others taking part:
CHRISTOPHER BIDMEAD
FRANK DUNCAN
FRANK HENDERSON and MARGARET ROBERTSON
The music and singers
Conducted by Douglas ROBINSON
Second broadcast
Cherevichki
A comic-fantastic opera in four acts
Libretto by YAKOV POLONSKY after Gogol's story Christmas Eve
Music by Tchaikovsky
English version by ARTHUR JACOBS
Cast in order of singing:
BBC CHORUS
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Led by Trevor Connall
Conducted by NORMAN DEL MAR
Produced by LIONEL SALTER
Broadcast on February 11. 1967
ACT 1
A series of six programmes on our present knowledge of the brain and its activities
1: The Brain in Outline by DR. STEVEN Rose
Department of Biochemistry Imperial College, London
Dr. Rose introduces the series by describing, anatomically and physiologically, what the adult brain looks like, how it is formed —both from the evolutionary and developmental viewpoints — and what the brain can do.
Produced by David Paterson
Second broadcast
The Brain and Perception by
ACT 2
A talk on the background to the current upsurge of Scottish, nationalism by IAN GRIMBLE
Mr. Grimble argues that the disintegration of empires-sometimes called the collapse of civilisation -need not always be regarded as a return to tribal barbarism. He discusses the fates of the Basques and Finns for the light they shed on the varying fortunes of Home Rule movements in the British Isles. His thoughts are prompted by a recent book on John O'Leary, the nineteenth-century
Irish separatist.
Acts 3 and 4 Elizabeth Bainbridge broadcasts by permission of the General Admin* istrator. Royal Opera House Covent Garden followed by an interlude at 10.55
