Last of five programmes built round a choice of Britten's music, and in which all Mozart's later string quintets will be heard gramophone record
9.0 News; Weather gramophone record

Introduced by JOHN LADE
Recent bargain records reviewed by STEPHEN DODGSON
ROBERT HENDERSON , JOHN WARRACK

Introduced by Steve Race

introduced by Peter Jones
Produced by Kenneth Pragnell

12.30 Sports Service
Line-Up
Including today's Weather Forecast and latest news from three of today's Cricket matches, and reports on the Racing from Ascot Heath, Golf from Co. Wicklow, Tennis from Queen's Club, Swimming from Leeds, id the Dutch Grand Prix from Zandvoort

Cricket
12.50; 2.5; 2.45; 3.25; 3.55; 4.30; 5.25
Alan Gibson is at Bristol for Gloucestershire v. Hampshire
Roy Lawrence is at The Oval for Surrey v. West Indies and Brian Johnston is at Edgbaston for Warwickshire v. Somerset
1.55 Lunchtime Scoreboard
4.25 Teatime Scoreboard

1.35 Rugby Union
Australia v. Wales
An illustrated report on this morning's international by Alun Williams, with Norman May and Cyril Towers from Sydney
Broadcast by arrangement with the Australian Broadcasting Commission

Racing
2.0 St. John Donn-Byrne gives a preview of tomorrow's French Grand National
2.30 The Erroll Stakes over five furlongs
3.5 The Fern Hill Stakes (Handicap) over one mile
3.35 The Churchill Stakes over one mile and a half
Commentary by Peter Bromley
From Ascot Heath
5.10 Full Racing Results
5.15 Racing Review

Lawn Tennis
2.5; 2.45; 3.25; 3.55; 4.30; 5.25
The London Grass Court Championships (Open)
Commentary by Maurice Edelston during the Finals, with comments by Alf Chave
From the Queen's Club, West Kensington

Golf
2.5; 3.55; 4.30; 5.25
The Carrolls International Tournament
Reports on the second day's play by Tom Scott
From Woodbrook Golf Club, County Wicklow

Motor Racing
2.55; 3.20; 3.50; 4.20; 4.30
The Dutch Grand Prix
The fourth in the series for this year's Formula 1 Championship Commentary by Robin Richards
From Zandvoort

5.20 Swimming
Great Britain v. Yugoslavia
John Burns reports from Leeds

Today's Timetable
12.30 Sports Service Line-Up 12.50 Cricket 1.35 Rugby Union 1.55 Lunchtime Scoreboard 2.0 Racing 2.5 Lawn Tennis, Cricket, and Golf 2.30 Racing 2.45 Lawn Tennis and Cricket 2.55 Motor Racing 3.5 Racing 3.20 Motor Racing 3.25 Lawn Tennis and Cricket 3.35 Racing 3.50 Motor Racing 3.55 Lawn Tennis, Cricket, and Golf 4.20 Motor Racing 4.25 Teatime Scoreboard 4.30 Motor Racing, Lawn Tennis, Cricket, and Golf 5.10 Racing Results and Review 5.20 Swimming 5.25 Lawn Tennis, Cricket, and Golf
Timings may be altered by events

RUDOLF FIRKUSNY (piano)
Broadcast on January 28, 1967

Portrait of King Nolo
A dance drama from Kerala, South India, introduced by DEBEN BHATTACHARYA who presents recordings he made in various villages of Kerala during the Kathakali season
Second broadcast

by J. F. Waterhouse
Poems chosen and introduced by J. F. WATERHOUSE and read by DAVID BRIERLEY ANTHONY JACOBS , CHRYS SALT
Produced by R. D. Smith followed by an interlude at 7.55

Berlioz presented by the BBC in association with the York Festival of the Arts from
York Minster
Ronald Dowd (tenor)
Huddersfield Choral Society Acting Chorus-Master, Keith Rhodes
York Festival Choir
Trained by Peter Aston
BBC Northern
Symphony Orchestra Leader, Reginald Stead
Conducted by George Hurst
Part 1
See page 45

John Rex
Professor of Social Theory and Institutions, University of Durham, gives the last of fout talks

Part 2
Berlioz: Te Deum

An illustrated talk by BASIL LAM who discusses Beethoven's approach to opera in Leonore and Fidetio
He considers in detail some of the differences between the two versions and argues against the generally accepted view of Leonore as a mere first attempt at Fidelio.
Broadcast on November 3, 1963
See Sunday at 7.30 p.m. followed by an interlude at 10.50