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Christmas music from France, Italy, Germany, and England HAZEL Holt (soprano)
PAUL EsswooD (counter-tenor) IAN PARTRIDGE (tenor) JACK Irons (tenor)
David JOHNSTON (tenor) STAFFORD DEAN (bass)
GEOFFREY COU:BY (bass) CHARLES SPINKS (organ)
HEINRICH SCHUTZ CHOIR
LONDON STRING PLAYERS
Conducted by ROGER NORRINGTON gramophone record

Her Majesty's recorded Christmas Message to the Commonwealth

in King's College Chapel Cambridge upon Christmas Eve
Broadcast on Tuesday (Ttadio 4)
For details see page 44

(guitar)
Castelnuovo-Tedesco
Angelus; Golondrinas:
La arrulladora (Platero and I) gramophone record

Symphony No. 8, in F major
11.44* Symphony No. 9, in D minor
HEATHER HARPER (soprano)
Janet BAKER (mezzo-soprano) RONALD DOWD (tenor)
JOHN SHIRLEY-QUIRK (baritone)
CHOIR trained by John Alldis
HAYDN ORCHESTRA
Leader, Joshua Glazier
Conductor, HARRY NEWSTONE
Broadcast on January 18, 1965

Trio-Sonata No. 4, in E minor
Fantasia and Fugue in C minor
(S.537) - played on the organ of the Johanneskirche. LUneburg
Trio-Sonata No. 1, in E flat major
MARTIN NEARY (pedal harpsichord)
GERAINT JONES (organ)
The Fantasia and Fugue were broadcast on December 13. 1967. on a recording made in collaboration with North German Radio

TRIO ROSTAL-PALM-SCHRÖTER Max Rostal (violin)
Siegfried Palm (cello) Heinz Schroter (piano)
Broadcast on June 19

Opera in three acts
Music by Verdi
Libretto by FRANCESCO MARIA PIAVE after Dumas
Sung in Italian: records
Cast in order of singing:
CHORUS AND Orchestra OF THE MAGGIO MUSICALE FLORENTINO Conducted by JOHN PRITCHARD
The action takes place in and around Parts. during the middle of the nineteenth century ACT 1
The drawing room of Violetta's Paris house
3.15* ACT 2
Scene l A room in Violetta's country house
Scene 2 A reception room in Flora's house
4.26* Interval
5.12* ACT 3
Violetta's bedroom followed by an interlude
During the Interval (at 4.26*)
CHOPIN played by MAURIZIO POLLINI (piano)
Scherzo in C sharp minor
Two Nocturnes, Op. 27
Polonaise in F sharp minor, Op. 44 Polonaise in A flat major. Op. 53
Ballade in G minor

by Leonard Barras
With the help of some old gramophone records and a small group of actors, Leonard Barras recreates the life of Daniel Danvers , the Shakespearean actor of great promise who became a music-hall artist and eventually found fulfilment playing the Cat to Elinor Lovelace 's Dick Whittington.
Melodion player, TREVOR HOLROYD Produced by ALFRED BRADLEY
Second broadcast

A pot-pourri of provoking piano-pieces by Borodin, Rimsky-Korsakov Ravel , Casella and Chabrier played by DENIS MATTHEWS and BRENDA MCDERMOTT and Introduced by DENIS MATTHEWS

Schola Polyphonica Neasdeniensis
Peter Weevil and John Throgmorton (shagbut) Tatiana Splod (minikin)
Rene Carter-Thomson and H.B. Hogg (Flemish clacket)
Introduced by Hugo Turvey
Instrumental Rondo; Haro! Poppzgeyen ist das Wieselungenslied
Hucbald the Onelegged (of Grobhausen) (fl. c.1452)
An audio cockanbultail
(Stereo)

Symphony No. 4, in D minor LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by ISTVAN KERTESZ gramophone record

A Folk Story by Leo Tolstoy
Adapted for radio by Douglas Cleverdon from the translation by Aylmer Maude with songs (in English versions by Nest Cleverdon) and music composed by ALEXANDER TCHEREPNIN with the SINFONIA OF LONDON and the AMBROSIAN SINGERS solo tenor. Leslie Fyson
Conducted by THE COMPOSER and with electronic music supervised by Serge Tcherepnin at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop produced by DOUGLAS CLEVERDON

by CANON SYDNEY EVANS
Dean of King's College, London

sung by the SCHOLA POLYPHONICA and conducted and Introduced by HENRY WASHINGTON
From Brompton Oratory, London

A poem by WALTER DE LA MARE abridged by Dorothy Baker and read by WILLIAM DEVLIN
In this long philosophical poem, first published In 1951 when Walter de la Mare was 78, the poet ' talks to himself about the nature of Time, old age, and Eternity. followed by an interlude at 10.55