Today's time GTS 7.0 am

Cherubini Overture: Anacréon VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by KARL MÛNCHINGER
7.15* Mozart Piano Concerto No 21, in c major (K 467) ANNIE FISCHER
PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by WOLFGANG SAWALLISCH
7.46* Haydn Symphony No 3, in G major
LITTLE ORCHESTRA OF LONDON conducted by LESLIE JONES gramophone records

Glinka Overture: A Life for the Tsar
CZECH PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by KAREL SEJNA
8.14' Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D major DAVID OISTRAKH PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA conducted by EUGENE ORMANDY
8.50* Stravinsky Four Norwegian Moods
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by IGOR MARKEVITCH gramophone records

Handel
Concerto Grosso No 18, in B flat major (Op 6 No 7) ACADEMY OF ST
MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS directed by NEVILLE MARRINER (violin)
9.22* Chandos Anthem: Let God arise
ELIZABETH VAUGHAN (soprano) ALEXANDER YOUNG (tenor) CHOIR OF KING'S COLLEGE
CAMBRIDGE; ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS conducted by DAVID WILLCOCKS gramophone records

Rossini Overture: The Silken Ladder
ROME OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA conducted by TULLIO SERAFIN
9.52* Alan Rawsthorne Con certo for string orchestra LITTLE ORCHESTRA OF LONDON conducted by LESLIE JONES
10.15* Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4, in F minor
LENINGRAD PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by EUGENE MRAVINSKYt gramophone records

Lappi Canzona: La serafina
11.4* Haydn Sonata in E flat (Haydn Society No 52)
11.20* John Hearne Dathliadau (First performance: BBC commission)
11.31* Nielsen Theme with Variations
FFRANGCON DAVIES (piano) CHAMBER ENSEMBLE OF WALES

JANET BAKER (mezzo-soprano) SCOTTISH NATIONAL ORCHESTRA leader SAM BOR conductor ALEXANDER GIBSON
Beethoven Overture: Leonora No 2
12.5* Mahler Five Songs (poems by Ruckert)
12.26* Sibelius Symphony No 4, in A minor

1.4 Dvorak Symphony No 7, in D minor

Libretto by Edwin Morgan
Music by Thomas Wilson

Sonata No. 2, in G minor (Eroica) CLIVE LYTHGOE (piano) followed by an interlude

Introduction by ARTUR SANTOS
Produced by MADEAU STEWART

JAMES GALWAY (flutes)
MARGARET KITCHIN (piano)
PHILIP JONES BRASS ENSEMBLE LOUIS HALSEY SINGERS conductor LOUIS HALSEY
Karl Kohn Encounters, for flute and piccolo and piano (first performance in this country)
4.5* lain Hamilton Sonata for flutes and piano
4.19* Justin Connolly Cinque paces, for brass quintet (first broadcast performance) 0
4.37* David Rowlands Degrees , for chorus and brass quintet (first broadcast performance)

by W. O. Minay
Bach Allabreve in D (s 589)
Vierne Scherzetto. Op 31 No 14 Bonnal Paysages auskariens
(first complete broadcast performance in this country)
(From St Cuthbert 's Parish Church, Edinburgh t)

CHOIR OF WYGGESTON GIRLS
SCHOOL, LEICESTER conductor
HARRY SHAW BIRMINGHAM BACH SOCIETY CHOIR conductor RICHARD BUTT

JOHN AMIS talks to the artists concerned with the highlights of next week's broadcast music

Stock Market Report

The New City States
CHRISTOPHER THORNE talks to PROFESSOR T. H. ELKINS Of SuSsex University and DR JOSEF STACK, of the Stockholm Regional Planning Council

Randstad

Summer 1939
Sir Hugh Greene , until recently Director-General of the BBC, in conversation with THOMAS BARMAN

Mostellaria
A Roman comedy by TITUS MACClUS PLALTUS
For the amusement of Roman audiences, Plautus, whose plays are the earliest complete works of Latin literature we possess, adapted the Greek ' New Comedy ' of the third and fourth centuries BC. The Mostellaria is very possibly based on a play by Philemon, Phasma (The Ghost), written about 288 BC, If Shakespeare knew it he borrowed from it the names of the two servants in The Taming of the Shrew) - Tranio and Grumio
Titus Maccus Plautus - Titus the flat-foot clown (Plautus means splay-foot) - became famous for his comedies in about his fortieth year, and was rewarded with the privilege of Roman citizenship when he had to assume the formal prenomen, nomen, and cognomen of Titus Maccius Plautus translated from the Latin by KENNETH MCLEISH with music by STEPHEN DODGSON The scene is Rome in about 200 BC: then Athens, some years before, or since
The Author, Titus the Clown, who also plays Callidamates PETER WILLIAMS
Grumio and Tranio, servants
JOHN BENTLEY , LEONARD FENTON
Philolaches NIGEL LAMBERT Sphaerio PETER TUDDENHAM Philema JAN EDWARDS Scapha MARGOT BOYD Delphium madi HEDD Phaniscus
ALARIC COTTER Theuropides PETER PRATT A Porter PETER BALDWIN
A Money-lender from Asia
Minor JOHN WYSE
Simo JOHN GABRIEL
Pinacium WILFRID CARTER a Graeco-Roman Orchestra conducted by ALEXANDER PARIS bouzouki player ANDREA TOUMAZI The comedy arranged and produced by RAYMOND RAIKES

Kilar Solenne for mezzo-soprano and orchestra ANNA MALEWICZ
FRENCH RADIO NATIONAL ORCHESTRA conducted by CHARLES BRUCK
9.23- Dobrowlski Music for strings, two groups of wind instruments, two loud-speakers FRENCH RADIO NATIONAL ORCHESTRA conducted by ANDRZEJ MARKOWSKI
9.33* Bacewicz Contradizione, for chamber orchestra
WARSAW NATIONAL PHILHARMONIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by witold ROWICKI gramophone records

talks to JONATHAN POWER at the Pan-African Cultural Conference in Algiers about his thinking and writing while in exile Produced by Russell Harty

PAUL esswood (counter-tenor) CHOIR OF ST CLEMENT DANES conductor MARTINDALE SIDWELL JAYE CONSORT OF VIOLS ribbons See, the word is incarnate; Royal Pavan Byrd Fantasia a 5 Gibbons Behold, thou hast made my days
Purcell Two Fantasias onon 16th-century dances
Gibbons Great Lord of Lords
Recorded at a public concert given in St Clement Danes. London, on 20 February
10.55 Interlude