NEW Philharmonia ORCHESTRA
Conducted by RAYMOND LFPPARD with ARTHUR GRUMIAUX (violin) gramophone records

NBC SYMPHONY Orchestra
Conducted by ARTURO TOSCANINI gramophone records

Chopin
Sonata in G minor
JANOS STARKER (cello) GYÖRGY SEBÔK (piano)
9.29* Waltz in A flat major, Op.
34 No.
PHILIPPE ENTREMONT (piano)
9.35* Introduction and Polonaise brillante in C major JANOS STARKER (cello) GVÖRGY SEBÖK (piano) gramophone records

William Mathias (piano)
BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA Leader. John Bacon
Conducted by RUDOLF SCHWARZ

AEOLIAN STRING QUARTET
Sydney Humphreys (violin) Raymond Keenlyside (violin) Margaret Major (viola) Derek Simpson (cello)

JEAN-RODOLPHE KARS (piano)
BBC Scottish SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leader, Tom Rowlette
Conductor, JAMES LOUGHRAN
Part 1

Broadcast on August 7. 1967

by MASUKO USHIODA (violin) PASCAL SIGRIST (piano)
Part 1

An introduction by DAVID LUDDY
Produced by Madeau Stewart

Part 2
Recorded at a public concert in the Queen Elizabeth Hall. London. on March 10

Strings of the LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Led by John Brown
Conducted by FREDERIK PRAUSNITZ

by GILLIAN WEIR
From St. Thomas the Martyr,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne

A series of programmes featuring British amateur choirs
From the North
THE CECILIAN SINGERS
Conductor, NEIL CHAFFEY
MARIGARTH SINGERS
Conductor. MARIE HOGARTH
NUNSTHORPE PRIMARY Junior Girls SCHOOL CHOIR
Conductor, CHRISTINE MACK
BLACKBURN BACH CHOIR
Conductor, JOHN BERTALOT
The programme includes madrigals by 16th century English composers and music by Schumann. Warlock. Benjamin and Sargent

JOHN Amis talks to the artists-composers, conductors, or performers-most closely concerned with the highlights of next week's broadcast music

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from the Royal Albert Hall London
Halina Lukomska (soprano)
Maria Bergmann (piano)
Hugo D'Alton (mandolin)
Paul Stingl (guitar)
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Leader, Eli Goren
Conducted by Pierre Boulez

Part 1:
Bartok Music for strings, percussion, and celesta

by J.A. Coutts, Professor of Jurisprudence. University of Bristol

In the Gould case the Court of Appeal accepted the defendant's reasonable belief that he was free to remarry as a defence to a charge of bigamy. Professor Coutts asks: is this decision the blameless bigamist's charter? More than 100 talks have been broadcast in this series since it began in 1953, and a number have since been published. Each has been based on a recent case, usually one which has pointed to an unsettled corner of the law that still needs to be made clear or where a bad rule needs to be replaced by a better one. The cases however have not been concerned with lawyers' law; they have been chosen for their appeal to non-lawyers: doctors, tenants, parents, motorists. Tonight's talk does not of course suppose an audience of intending bigamists, but it does raise what Lord Reid has called 'the public scandal of convicting on a serious charge persons who are in no way blameworthy in what they did.'
(Adrian Johnson)

Part 2: Boulez
Pli selon pli

by Don Haworth
On Saturday, April 19, Stanley Warburton embarks upon an outrage that will be irreversible and unforgivable. He has come to the end of his peg.
Produced by ALAN AYCKBOURN

by Schubert and Wolf sung by BARRY McDANIEL (baritone) with ERNEST Lush (piano)
Schubert Geheimes ; Wanderers Nachtlied
(Uber alien Gipfeln); Der Musensohn; An die Entfernte; Ganymed
Wolf
Ganymed; St. Nepomuks Vorabend; Der Rattenfanger; Anakreons Grab; Genialisch Treiben