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LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by RICHARD BONYNGE JAMES GALWAY (flute) DEREK WICKENS (oboe) WILLIAM ARMON (violin) NORMAN JONES (cello) Conductor, LESLIE JONES PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA Conducted by EUGENE ORMANDY gramophone records

Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 3
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Opera in two acts
Music by Mozart
Libretto by EMANUEL SCHIKANDER Sung in German: gramophone records Cast m order of singing:
PHILHARMONIA
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
Conducted by Otto Klemperer
The scene: Egypt, in the neighbourhood of a temple of Isis and Oslrui
ACT 1

Contributors

Unknown:
Emanuel Schikander
Conducted By:
Otto Klemperer
Tamtno, an Egyptian Prince:
Nicolai Gedda
Three Ladies, attendants of the Queen of the Night:
Ellsabeth Schwarzkopf
Three Ladies, attendants of the Queen of the Night:
Christa Ludwig
Three Ladies, attendants of the Queen of the Night:
Marga Höffgen
Papageno, a birdcatcher:
Walter Berry
The Queen of the Night:
Lucia Popp
Monostatos. a Moor in the service of Sarastro:
Gerhard Unger
Pamlna, the Queen of the Night's daughter:
Gundula Janwworz
Three Genii:
Agnes Giebel
Three Genii:
Anna Reynolds
Three Genii:
Josephine Veasey
The Speaker, one of Sarastro's priests:
Franz Crass
Sarastro, High Priest of Isis and Osiris:
Gottlob .Frick
Two Priests:
Gerhard Unger
Two Priests:
Franz Crass
Two armed men KARL LIEBL:
Franz Crass
Two armed men KARL LIEBL:
Ruth-Margret Pütz
Source: Radio Times
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by JACK HALPERN
Tomorrow the Swaziland protectorate attains its independence, the last of three enclaves in the Republic of South Africa to cut loose from Britain's apron-strings and to try to live on its own terms in the overwhelming shadow of the ' apartheid ' state. Swaziland has huge mineral resources and a large investment of British and South African money. But it starts also with an anomalous system of government.
Jack Halpern Is the author of South Africa's Hostages, which deals with the history and future of Swaziland, Botswana and Lesotho.

Contributors

Unknown:
Jack Halpern
Unknown:
Jack Halpern
Source: Radio Times
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A story written and read by Desmond GREIG a South African writer whose first novel The Country House Will shortly be published
The gap is a gap in the hedge which screens the servants' quarters from the house, and also a gap in the screen between a garden boy and his employer.

Contributors

Read By:
Desmond Greig
Source: Radio Times

BBC Radio 3

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Live music and the arts: broadcasts more live music than any other radio network. Classical music is its core. Genres include world and new music, jazz, speech and drama.

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