Concerto in the Italian style. -
Bach GEORGE MALCOLM (harpsichord) gramophone records

BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Conductor, MARCUS DODS

Schubert
Overture in C major (In the Italian style)
ORCHESTRA OF NAPLES
Conducted by DENIS VAUGHAN
9.12* Rondo in A major, for violin and string orchestra ARTHUR GRUMIAUX
New Philharmonia ORCHESTRA Conducted by RAYMOND LEPPARD
9.26* Symphony No. 3, in D major
Vienna PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Conducted by KARL MOnchinger gramophone records

for British and Commonwealth Duos and Trios
Recorded during the second stage of the competition at Dartington Hall, Devon.
Ninth in a weekly series

ANTONY Hopkins discusses a work or theme of current interest

English Music
HUGH BEAN (violin)
DAVID PARKHOUSE (piano)
IRIS Loveridge (piano)

BOURNEMOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leader, Brendan O'Brien
Conducted by GEORGE HURST
1.0 News; Weather

Orchestra
Conducted by Arthur BLAKE
PAUL DURAND AND HIS Orchestra
Hungarian RADIO AND TV STRING DANCE Orchestra
Conducted by Gyorgy Leiiel
JANOS Gyulai-Gal (piano)
Recordings made available by courtesy of French and Hungarian Radios

Concert-Master, Peter Mountain
Conducted by Sergiu Comissiona

A series of programmes in which musicians sketch in the background of their musical lives and introduce the music
This week:
John Georgiadis (violin) with BERNARD SUMNF. R
(harpsichord and piano) plays

Part 1
EVA Bornemann (mezzo-soprano)
HANS Priegnitz (piano)
John Alldis Choir
VIOLA Tunnard (piano) Conductor, JOHN ALLDIS
DARTINGTON STRING QUARTET
Songs broadcast on July 13. 1964: Quartets on August 12. 1967

B.M.C. CONCERT BAND
Conductor, HARRY Mortimer

ROBERT ANDERSON looks at some musical events in London and the South-East during the next fortnight

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in conversation with NATHANIEL TARN
The American poet Robert Duncan was one of the central figures in what has been called the San Francisco renaissance of the mid 1950s. He discusses the environment of the place and period both in relation to his own work and the general scene.
Second broadcast

Kostas Paskalis (baritone)
Michel Beroff (piano)
London Symphony Orchestra Leader, John Gcorgiadis
Conducted by Antal Dorati
From the Royal Festival Hall, London
Part 1

by ALAN PRYCE-JONES
Last talk in the present run of monthly commentaries In which Mr. Pryce-Jones talks about the arts and the social scene in and around New York.

Part 2
Symphony in one movement
(The return of Ulysses)
Skalkottas first performance
Anthony Friese-Greene writes: This is a late work composed in 1944-45. Although he originally intended it as a vast overture to a proposed opera on events following Ulysses' arrival at the Island of the Phaeacians, Skalkottas, a few months before his death in 1949, by now in despair for the libretto which had long been promised, wrote that the overture could be played as an independent symphonic work. John Papaioannou , the Greek authority on Skalkottas, told me in Athens last year that this masterpiece was supposed to portray Ulysses' discovery of a new, unknown land, seen at dawn: the hopes kindled in his imagination; the adventures remembered in all their vividness.

by Geoffrey Chaucer
Written between 1382 and 1387 The tenth of twelve weekly dramatised readings from the new English translation by PROFESSOR NEVILL COGHILL Marius Goring as Chaucer ALEXANDER JOHN as Troilus
ELIZABETH MORGAN as Criseyde GABRIEL WOOLF as Pandarus and MARTIN Jarvis as Dioihede
Produced by Raymond Raikes

Symphony in E flat major
(1845)
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by SIXTEN Ehrling gramophone record followed by an interlude at 10.55