Today's time: GTS 7.0 am

Beethoven Overture: Coriolan BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN
7.13* Mozart Violin Concerto No 1, in B flat major (K 207) WOLFGANG SCHNEIDERHAN who also directs the BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
7.34* Schubert Symphony No 3, in D major
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by KARL MÜNCHINGER gramophone records

Sir john liarbirolli born 2 December 1899
Weber Overture: Oberon
8.14* Corelli Concerto for oboe and string orchestra (arr Barbirolli)
EVELYN ROTHWELL
8.25* Butterworth Rhapsody: A Shropshire Lad
8.36* Debussy Three Symphonic Sketches: La Mer gramophone records

Handel Cantata : Splenda I'alba In oriente
HELEN WATTS (contralto)
ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA directed by RAYMOND LEPPARD (harpsichord)
9.17* Music for the Royal Fireworks
MENUHIN FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA conducted by YEHUDI MENUHIN gramophone records

Opera in three acts libretto by NAHUM TATE gramophone records
HAMBURG MONTEVERDI CHOIR EIKE FUNK (guitar and lute) SONJA PRUNNBAUER (guitar)
MATHIAS SIEDE L (harpsichord) GERHARD STENZEL (cello)
WILLI BEYER (double-bass)
NORTH GERMAN RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by CHARLES MACKERRAS Act 1 Dido's court at Carthage Act 2
Scene 1 The witches' cave Scene 2 A grove
Act 3 The harbour at Carthage (The fourth of 21 programmes of Purcell's major works)

Louis Kentner (piano)
Schubert Sonata in A minor (D 845)
11.33* Chopin Twenty-four Preludes, Op 28
(The tenth of 14 programmes)

BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA leader JOHN BACON conductor JOHN CAREWE
Part 1
Schubert Symphony No 8, la B minor (Unfinished)
12.39* Roussel Concerto for small orchestra

A selected item from last Sunday's programme

Part 2
Beethoven Overture: The Consecration of the House
1.30* Schumann Symphony No 1. in B flat major (.Spring)

JAMES WALKER (piano)
ORCHESTRA leader MAURICE BRETT conducted by HAVELOCK NELSON

conducts
Mahler Symphony No 3
LUCRETIA WEST (contralto)
CHOIR OF ST HEDWIGS CATHEDRAL
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA (Recording made available by courtesy of West Berlin Radio)

(1845-1924)
A survey of his career
JOHN SHIRLEY-QUIRK (baritone) VIOLA TUNNARD (pianO)
Songs composed in the 1880s and 1890s
Automne; Les berceaux: Le secret: La rose: Le parfum impérissable; Arpege
Song-cycle: L'horizon chimé. rique (1922). La mer est infinie; Je me suis embarqué; Diane, Séléné; Vaisseaux, nous vous aurons aimés
(Tenth of 12 weekly recitals of French song)

Records chosen by the under-20s, introduced by CHRISTOPHER HaGWOOD
The programme includes:
Byrd My Lord of Oxenford'S
Maske Bartok String Quartet No 4 (fourth movement)
Britten Courtly Dances (Gloriana)

The best of present-day jazz on records, introduced by CHARLES FOX

DAVID FRANKLIN takes a look at some musical events in the North in the next seven days

Acoustics for Recording
JOHN BORWICK talks about the nature of sound and some problems of recording it
With JOHN CRABBE , REX HAWORTH and SANDY BROWN
Introduced by RONNIE MORGAN Produced by ROSEMARY JELLIS and JOHN TURTLE

3: The Mentally Sick
Are bad conditions in hospitals for the mentally subnormal the exception or the rule? To what extent should the mentally sick be cared for in the community?
ANNE LAPPING investigates today's Mental Health Services, and talks to DR PAULINE MORRIS , author of Put Away, and DR HUGH FREEMAN , editor of Mental Health
Produced by HUGH PURCELL
Old Age and New Problems

by NIGEL DENNIS Michael Bryant as the ' Prisoner ' in a reading of the novel with music composed by CARL DAVIS
War is a time when little men get the chance to behave badly. Keeping his house in order becomes an obsession for the prisoner who claims to be a cartographer, is suspected of being a spy, and is most certainly a busy and dedicated coward.
His world in the midst of war is a greenhouse, a privileged position for a prisoner. All he wants to do is tend his plants through the long wicked winter. But he is persuaded to take a fatal role in the bickering rivalries between the captors who are themselves half afraid of his monumental fear. So they send him packing.
Arranged for broadcasting and produced by H. B. FORTUIN

Juilliard String Quartet Robert Mann (violin) Earl Carlyss (violin)
Samuel Rhodes (viola) Claus Adam (cello)
Part 1
Beethoven Quartet in F major, Op 135
Stefan Wolpe Quartet (1969) (first performance in this country)

RENFORD BAMBROUGH, Dean of St John's College, Cambridge, explains why Wittgenstein, himself the author of a celebrated systematic treatise The TractatusLogico-Philosophicus, despaired of the building of philosophical systems and later wrote what he described as ' only an album.'

Part 2
Berg Lyric Suite