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Overture in C major (in the Ita

A review of things to come by John Amis

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Haydn
Scena di Berenice
JENNIFER Vyvyan (soprano) HAYDN ORCHESTRA
Conducted by HARRY Newstone
9.18* Symphony No. 54, in G major
LITTLE ORCHESTRA OF London Conductor, LESLIE JONES
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Second of seven programmes played by JOHN BARSTOW
Broadcast on February 18. 1967

ANTONY HOPKINS discusses a work or theme of current interest

HELEN WATTS (contralto)
JOHN CONSTABLE (piano)
CHAMBER ENSEMBLE OF Wale; Colin Staveley (violin)
Simon Weinmann (violin) Geoffrey York (viola) Marian Jones (cello)
Douglas Townshend (flute) Roy Jowilt (clarinet)
George Tofield (bassoon)

Norbeht Brainin (violin) PETER Schidi. of (viola) IAN Paktkidge (tenor)
LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Leader. Rodney Friend
Conducted by JOHN PRITCHARD
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Broadcast on August 26. 1967

VICTORIA DE los ANGELES (soprano)
GONZALO SORIANO (piano)
ROBERT and GARY CASADESUS (piano duet)
PETER FRANKL (piano)
Petite Suite
Fetes galantes (1892)
Valse: La plus que lente
Trois chansons de Bilitis
Six epigraphes antiques gramophone records
First of four programmes

0 Gramophone records of excerpts from Handel's opera. with TERESA STICH-RANDALL MAUREEN FORRESTER
HELEN WATTS , ALEXANDER YOUNG VIENNA RADIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by BRIAN PRIESTMAN

HYMAN BRESS (violin)
WILFRID Parry (piano)

VESUVIUS ENSEMBLE
SocietA CAMERISTICA ITALIAN.
Huber broadcast October 24. 1967

YOUTH class: Round I
Match 5
From Bulgaria: BODRA Smyaiu Conductor, BoNCHO Boncheff v. From Denmark
SAINT KNUD'S Gymnasium, Odensi Conductor, CARSTEN MOLLERUP
Match 6
From Holland: HAAGS Jeugdkoor Conductor, MARINUS Borstlaf v. From Sweden
NACKA Flikkor GIRLS Choir
Conductor, CARL-BERTIL AGNESTIG
Introduced by MARTIN Muncasteb
Produced by Anthony Philpott
Presented by the BBC In collaboration with twenty member countries of the European Broadcasting Union

MICHAEL HOWARD looks at some non-broadcast musical events taking place in London and the South-East during the coming weekend

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by JOHN DONAT architectural critic
A portrait of-and conversation with-the architect of the Irish Television Building, the new Abbey Theatre, and many other prominent buildings in Dublin, and one of the leading figures in the cultural life of the city.

1859-1943
George Thomson
Professor of Greek in the University of Birmingham
Introduces selections from his new translation of The Twelve Lays of the Gypsy
Readers, HUGH Dickson and BASIL JONES
Though Palamas was one of the greatest poets of modern Greece his work is little known in this country largely because of the lack of adequate translation. The Twelve Lays, Palamas's most famous poem, was written in 1897 just after Greece had been defeated by the Turks.
Produced by Paul Humphrey.

St. John Passion
Gramophone records of a performance which attempts to conform to Bach's original Intentions by including baroque Instruments and boys' voices in the solo arias
KURT EQUILUZ (tenor)
BERT VAN 'HOFF (tenor) MAX VAN EGMOND (bass)
Siegfried SCHNEEWEISS (bass) JACQUES Villisech (bass) VIENNA Boys' Choir
Chorus Viennensis
VIENNA Concentus MUSICUS
Conducted by HANS Gillesberger Part 1

GEOFFREY WEBB describes a journey round the glass of King's College Chapel which showed him Its images in a new light

St. John Passion
Part 2 followed by an interlude at 10.5S

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