Cello Concerto in A minor ROSTHROPOVICH: LENINGHAD
PHlLHAHMONlC; ROZHDESTVENSKY
Symphonic Poem: Don Juan VIENNA PHILHARMONICMAAZEL
Piano Concerto
JOHN OGDON ; JOHN ALLDIS CHOIR ROYAL PHILHARMONIC; REVENAUGH
10.15' SCHOENBERG
Symphonic Poem: Pelleas and Melisande
NEW PHILHARMONIA; BARBIROLLI gramophone records
Introduced by JOHN LADE
Building a Library: Handel's Concerti Grossi , Op. 6 reviewed by CHARLES CUDWORTH
Recent Records of Opera: reviewed by CHARLES OSBORNE
Introduced by Steve Race
Introduced by BRYON BUTLER
Directed by Geoff Dobson and Angus Mackay
12.30 SPORTS PARADE including your afternoon's Weather Forecast
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1.0 PRIZE QUIZ
LIAM NOLAN poses this week's Questions and reveals the names of last week's lucky Premium Bond winners
Devised by John Fenton
1.15 MEET
MRS. CISS CHARLTON t.The most famous sporting mum in Britain-whose father, four brothers and a cousin were called Milburn and also played League Football-talks to JOHN BURNS
1.40 YOU'VE ASKED FOR IT and MAURICE EDELSTON will be providing it when he introduces commentaries on events which listeners have asked to hear again
This week includes
Association Football and Boxing
Compiled by John Fenton
2.10 CRICKET
BRIAN JOHNSTON talks to
RICHIE BENAUD and TONY COZIER about the prospects for the Fourth Test Match between Australia and the West Indies, which begins on Friday in Adelaide
RUGBY UNION
See column 4
RACING
2.25 The Westerham Handicap Chase
For five-year-olds and upwards, run over three miles
2.55 The Hidden Mystery Handicap Chase
For five-year-olds and upwards, run over two miles and a half
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY From Lingfield Park
4.55 Full Racing Results
2.40 MOTOR RACING
The Monte Carlo Rally
A preview by ROBIN Richards
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
3.55 Commentary by ALAN CLARKE and PETER JONES during the second half of one of today's English League matches
4.42* Results as they come in, direct from the BBC Sports Room
5.0 : 5.55
Classified Football Results
5.0 SPORTS REPORT
Including reports on today's leading matches
TODAY'S TIMETABLE
12.30 Sports Parade and Weather
1.0 Prize Quiz
1.15 Meet Mrs. Clss Charlton
1.40 You've Asked For It
2.10 Cricket
2.20 Rugby UnIon-Welsh Trial
2.25 Racing
2.40 Motor Racing
2.50 Rugby Union-English Trial
2.55 Racing
3.10 Rugby Union—English Trial
3.55 Association Football
4.42*Assoc4ation Football Resulta
4.50 Rugby Union Trials
4.55 Racing Results
5.0 Sports Report
Timings may be altered by events
Fantasy-Sonata in G major
(D.894) played by PETER WALLFISCH
Fourth of seven programmes
Broadcast on October 2. 1967
Radical or Conservative?
LAURENCE LERNER considers a biography of George Eliot by Gordon Haight
Second broadcast
Pop Music of West Africa
Compiled and introduced by JOHN STORM ROBERTS
The Music Editor of Drum Magazine looks at one of the oldest pop ' areas ' of Africa, discussing mainly the High Life of Nigeria and Ghana.
Produced by Douglas Cleverdon
First of two programmes
by David Lytton with Patrick Magee and Bryan Pringle
Two men endure the backbreaking task of rolling a giant wheel across country to fulfil an order from a distant town. They are unaware of its purpose.
Produced by R. D. SMITH
Bryan Pringle is in ' Close the Coalhouse Door ' at the Fortune Theatre. London
Second broadcast
From the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam Heather Harper (soprano) Peter Schidlof (viola)
BBC Symphony Orchestra Leader, Hugh Bean
Conductor,
Colin Davis Berlioz
Part 1
Overture: The Corsair
8 42* Song-cycle: Nuits d'ete
John Holloway poet, author, Fellow of Queens' College, Cambridge, and Reader in Modem English in the University of Cambridge gives the second In a series of four fortnightly talks
Symphony: Harold In Italy
Recorded this afternoon
ROGER FISKE talks about Elgar In the light of two recently published books, Michael Kennedy 's Portrait of Elgar, and the new edition of Elgar's A Future for English Music and other Essays
