I Today's time GTS 7.0 a.m.

Haydn Overture: Armida LITTLE ORCHESTRA OF LONDON conducted by LESLIE JONES
7.10* Beethoven Piano Concerto No 3, in c minor
ALFRED BRENDEL VIENNA PRO MUSICA ORCHESTRA conducted by HEINZ WALLBERG
7.45* Mozart Six German Dances K 509)
VIENNA MOZART ENSEMBLE conducted by WILLI BOSKOVSKY gramophone records

Schumann Overture, Scherzo, and Finale
PARIS CONSERVATOIRE ORCHESTRA conducted by CARL SCHURICHT
8.21* Dvorak Symphony No 8, in G major
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by ISTVAN KERTESZ gramophone records

Handel
Flute Sonata in E: minor, Op 1 No lb
9.111 Violin Sonata in D major, Op 1 No 13
9.22* Flute Sonata in A minor, Op 1 No 4
9.32* Trio-Sonata in F major (GHS Op 2 No 5)
TILFORD FESTIVAL ENSEMBLE

PETER FRANKL (piano)
BBC SCOTTISH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader TOM ROWLETTE conductor JAMES LOUGHRAN
Mozart Symphony No 29, in A major (K 201)
10.8* Haydn Piano Concerto in D major
10.30* Verdi Ballet Music lOtello)
10.37* Ravel Piano Concerto in G major

Aeolian String Quartet
Sydney Humphreys (violin) Raymond Keenlyside (violin) Margaret Major (viola) Derek Simpson (cello)
(From the Freemasons' Hall, Edinburgh) Part 1
Haydn Quartet in G major, Op 54 No 1
11.22* Petrassi Quartet

Johann Pezel Suite for brass instruments
PHILADELPHIA BRASS ENSEMBLE gramophone record

Part 2
Beethoven Quartet in F major, Op 59 No 1

MARTHA ARGERICH (piano) NETHERLANDS RADIO CHORUS
NETHERLANDS RADIO
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HIROYUKI IWAKI Part 1
Tadeusz Baird Sinfonia brevis (first broadcast in this country)
(Part 2 at 1.20)

by DANIEL JONES
The Annual Radio Lecture of 1961 (From the BBC Sound Archives: first of three parts)

Part 2
Chopin Piano Concerto No 1, in E minor
1.55* Prokofiev Cantata: Alexander Nevsky

AEOLIAN STRING QUARTET
Sydney Humphreys (violin) Raymond Keenlyside (violin) Margaret Major (viola) Derek Simpson (cello) RONALD LUMSDEN (piano) Part 1
Schubert Quartet in D major (D74)
2.52* Michael Finnissy Song 9, for piano (first broadcast performance)

Morike Lieder
Poems by Morike set by Brahms, Schumann and Wolf, and sung by HELEN WATTS. HERMANN PREY, and DIETRICH FISCHER-DIESKAU gramophone records

Part 2
Jonathan Harvey Four Images after Yeats, for piano (first broadcast performance)
3.45* Schubert Quartet in A minor (D 804)
(From the Purcell Room, London. The sixth of eight programmes recorded during a series of concerts given earlier this year, featuring works by Schubert and living British composers)

WILHELM KEMPFF (piano)
FINNISH RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by PAAVO BERGLUND
Paavo Heininen Symphony No 3 (first performance)
4.38* Mozart Piano Concerto No 24. in c minor (K 491)
5.10* Sibelius Symphony No 6, in D minor
(Recording made available by courtesy of Finnish Radio)

CHARLES Fox with the best of present-day jazz on records

People on the Move
CHRISTOPHER THORNE , lecturer In International Relations at Sussex University, presents a study of migration trends within European countries since the war, and also between them

Between 1926 and 1951 this agricultural county on the West coast of Ireland lost nearly one-fifth of its population through emigration. CHRISTOPHER THORNE looks for an exPlanation and for possible ways of arresting this trend, concluding that ' as long as there are people left in Mayo there'll be some who will hope and work to make things change.' Produced by CHRIS CUTHBERTSON and PETER JARVIS

Czech Philharmonic Orchestra leader BRUNO BELCIK conducted by VACLAV NEUMANN from the Royal Albert Hall , London Part 1
Martinu Symphony No 4

A few families still wield considerable power in the British newspaper industry, but none compares with Axel Springer who owns nearly all Germany s national newspapers. BARBARA BECK of the Economist examines how Springer gained his monopoly and discusses its Implications for Germany

Mahler Symphony No 5 0

A miscellany of readings and reviews
This edition includes Philip Hobsbaum reviewing new books by Iain Crichton Smith and D.M. Black, with quoted passages read by Duncan McIntyre; and new poems by Fleur Adcock, Jeni Couzyn, Roger Iredale, and Edward Lucie-Smith, read by the authors themselves.
Introduced by George Macbeth

Septet In E flat major Op 20
VIENNA OCTET
Alfred Boskovsky (clarinet) Rudolf Hanzl (bassoon) Josef Veleba - (horn)
Willi Boskovsky (violin)
Gunther Breitenbach (viola) Nikolaus Hubner (cello)
Johann Krump (double-bass) gramophone record

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