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Schumann
Blumenstiick, Op. 19
9.13* Sonata in F minor, Op. 14
CELIA ARIELI (piano)
Broadcast on January 22. 1968
A programme of recently released records
Franz Reizenstein
(1911-1968)
See panel
gramophone records
Albert Ferber
Given before an Invited audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House. London. Applications for tickets should be sent to [address removed]. enclosing a stamped addressed envelope.
played by the LONDON OBOE QUARTET Janet Craxton (oboe) Perry Hart (violin)
Brian Hawkins (viola) Kennetlv Heath (cello) with Douglas WHITTAKER (flute)
Broadcast on January 16
Tragic opera in two acts
Libretto by SALVATORE CAMMARANO after the novella by Bartolomeo Sestini
Music by Donizetti sung in Italian
First broadcast in this country
Servants, soldiers, waiting-women
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OF THE TEATRO Communale DI BOLOGNA
Chorus-Master, Gaetano Riccltelli
Conducted by BRUNO RIGACCI
Recording made available by courtesy of Italian Radio
The action takes place In Tuscany during the thirteenth century
ACT 1
Scene 1: A room In Pia's apartments Scene 2: Inside NeHo's tent
Scene 3: A room in Pia's apartments
† PHYLLIS THOMSON (soprano)
VICTOR MARTENS (tenor)
CHRISTINE MATHER ((recorders, dulcian, crumhorn, viol, lute)
PEGGIE SAMPSON (viol)
PAUL PALMER (recorders, crumhorn, rauschpfeife, viol)
HAROLD VOGT (viol, vielle, rebec) Joyce REDEKOP-PENNER (harpsichord, portative organ, bells)
Music of the fourteenth to late sixteenth century from France.
Italy. Germany, Spain, and the court of King Henry VIII
Act 2
Scene 1: An ancient armoury in the castle of Maremma
Scene 2: Inside a hermitage near the Maremma
Scene 3: Pia's prison
by BRIAN RUNNETT from Norwich Cathedral
Michael WHEWELL takes a look at some musical events in the West and Northern Ireland during the next three weeks
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Symphony (Op. 39) played by RONALD SMITH (piano)
Broadcast on January 28. 1963
Two enquiries by REX MAI.IX into the social implications of the computer
2: A human use for human beings
The successful and widespread use of computers could upset our notions of social discipline. Making use of the technical potential we already have could create enormous changes in the power structure of society. Do we understand the real meaning of introducing this technology?
Speakers include:
SEAN GERVASI , Oxford University: Richard BELLMAN. University of Southern California; S. A. BARNETT , Glasgow University; AUBREY JONES. National Board for Prices and Incomes; PAUL ARMER , Rand Corporation. Santa Monica: ISAAC L. AUERBACH , Auerbach Corporation, Philadelphia; STAFFORDBEER, International Publishing Corporation; CLIVE JENKINS , Association of Scientific. Technical, and Managerial Staffs; DICK BRANDON , Brandon Applied Systems, New York.
Produced by David Paterson
Five Pieces, Op. 16
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by ANTAL DORATI gramophone record
The cat as devil and the cat as god
A programme of oral and written tradition from contemporary and ancient sources
Translations from the Irish by SEAN O'SULLIVAN of the Irish Folklore Commission with: Felix FELTON , HARRY HUTCHINSON IAN LUBBOCK, HARRY WEBSTER
DUNCAN MCINTYRE , MICHAEL DEACON PAMELA BINNS , AUARIC COTTER
Singer, Tomas DE WRIXON
Arranged and produced by David Thomson
No. 47: Wer sich selbst erhbhet
No. 8: Liebster Gott , wann werd' ich sterben?
JILL GOMEZ (soprano)
ALFRREDA HODGSON (contralto) ALEXANDER YOUNG (tenor)
JOHN CAROL CASE (baritone)
BBC NORTHERN SINGERS
Chorus-Master, Stephen Wilkinson obbligati:
Cecil Cox (flute)
Thomas Ratter (oboe, oboe d'amore) Reginald Stead (violin) Keith Elcombe (organ) continuo:
Colin Tilney (harpsichord) Arthur Thornton (bassoon) Kenneth Jepson (cello)
Jeffrey Box (double-bass)
BBC NORTHERN
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leader, Reginald Stead
Conducted by PETER GELLHORN
