Second in a series of five programmes built round a choice of Britten's music, and in which all Mozart's later string quintets will be heard Broadcast on December 9. 1967 gramophone record
9.0 News; Weather gramophone records
Introduced by JOHN LADE
Building a Library:
Schumann's Carnaval by STEPHEN DODGSON
Recent orchestral records: reviewed by MARTIN COOPER
Introduced by Steve Race
Introduced by MAURICE EDELSTON
Produced by Jacob de Vries
12.30 SPORTS SERVICE LINE-UP
Including your afternoon's Weather Forecast the latest cricket scores, news of the Daks Golf Tournament, the Tour of Britain CycJe Race. the French Lawn Tennis Open Championships, and previews of today's Racing at Newbury and the International Swimming at Coventry.
CRICKET
12.55; 2.10; 2.45; 3.5; 3.401
4.35; 5.15; 5.35
M.C.C. v. West Indies
Roy LAWRENCE and JOHN ARLOTT are at Lord's for the touring team's first appearance at cricket headquarters
PETER CRANMER is at Trent Bridge for
Nottinghamshire v. Hampshire and DON MosEY is at Headingley for
Leicestershire v. Yorkshire
1.35 LUNCH-BREAK
Including an illustrated report by ALUN WULLIAMS on the International between New Zealand and Wales at Christchurch, and a discussion of prospects of the Derby and the Oaks by PETER BROMLEY and ROGER MORTIMER and Cricket Lunchtime scores
2.8 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
John CAMKIN with the latest news of the England team in Mexico
RACING
2.25 The Winchester Stakes
(Handicap) over six furlongs
2.55 The Kenneth Robertson
Stakes (Handicap) over one and a half miles
3.25 The Lockinge Stakes over one mile
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY
From Newbury
5.5 Full Racing Results and a review of the day at Newbury by PETER Bromley
GOLF
2.40; 4.15; 5.15
The Oaks Tournament
TOM Scott reporting from Went-worth
4.20 CYCLING
The Tour of Britain Cycle Race JOHN BURNS with news of stage eight from New Brighton to Stoke
4.30 LAWN TENNIS
BARRY NEWCOMBE reports on the day's play in the French Open Championships in Paris
5.30 SWIMMING
A report by ROGER HEELEY on the match between Great Britain and West Germany at Coventry
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TODAY'S TIMETABLE
12.30 Sports Service Line-up
12.55 Cricket. 1.35 Lunch-Breat
1.55 Cricket Scoreboard
2.0 Racing
2.8 Association Football
2.10 Cricket
2.25 Racing
2.40 Golf
2.45 Cricket
2.55 Racing
3.5 Cricket
3.25 Racing
3.40 Cricket
4.15 Golf
4.20 Cycling
4.30 Tennis
4.35 Cricket
5.5 Racing Results and Review
5.15 Cricket and Golf
5.30 Swimming
5.35 Cricket
Timings may be altered by events
Ballade in G minor
- Berceuse
Sonata in B flat minor, Op. 35
MAURIZIO POLLINI (piano)
Recording made available by courtesy of Yugoslav Radio
A report on the night-long reading at the Round House, Chalk Farm, London
including the voices of:
Adrian Mitchell, John Okai, George Wightman, Libby Houston, Alan Brownjohn
With Adrian Henri and The Liverpool Scene and full supporting cast
Introduced by George MacBeth
by Jasper Ridley
A personal portrait compiled from the anecdotes and reminiscences of the men and women who knew him: among them Sir William Fraser , . P. O'Connor , Dr. Kidd, Lady Dorothy Nevill , Gladstone, and Lord Rosebery
Produced by NESTA PAIN
Opera in a prologue and five acts
Music by Monteverdi realised by EDWARD H. TARR
Libretto by ALESSANDROSTRIGGIO sung in Italian: on records
Cast In order of singing:
LAUSANNE VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE
Conducted by MICHEL CORBOZ
ACT 1: A grove in Thrace 828' ACT 2: The same
Kevin Crossley-Holland publisher's editor, poet, and writer for children
Next Saturday: John Rex
ACT 3: The banks of the river Styx
9.51* ACT 4: Hades
1011* ACT 5: A grove in Thrace Haydn's ' Orpheus and Euridice ':
Sunday at 12.0 (Music Programme)
What was the nature of his achievement? LASZLO HELTAY, who studied with Kodaly, talks about his contribution to Hungarian musical life and in particular his educational work. and tries to form some assessment of Kodaly's position as a composer in relation to Bartok and other contemporary figures.
Broadcast on October 5. 1967
