Today's time: GTS 7.0 am

Michel Corrette Concerto comique No 16
PHILOMUSICA OF LONDON directed by THURSTON DART (harpsichord)

7.11* Handel Music for the Royal Fireworks
JEAN-FRANCOIS PAILLARD ensemble directed by JEAN-FRANCOIS PAILLARD (harpsichord)

7.30* Mozart Clarinet Concerto in A (K 622):
HEINRICH GEUSER BERLIN RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by FERENC FRICSAY

8.4 Clemcnti Symphony In D HAIFA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by sergiu COMISSIONA 8,22* Beethoven Romance in F DAVID OlSTRAKH (violin)
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR EUGENE GOOSSENS
8.31* Dvorak Serenade in LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by colin DAVIS gramophone records

Sibelius and Nielsen
Nielsen Overture: Helios
ROYAL DANISH ORCHESTRA conducted by JERZY SEMKOW
9.17* Sibelius Luonnotar GWYNETH JONES (soprano)
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by ANTAL DORATI
9.27* Sibelius The swan of Tuonela
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN
9.35* Nielsen Pan and Syrinx (1918)
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA conducted by EUGENE ORMANCY gramophone records

played by LAMAR CROWSON Debussy Pour le piano
Faure Barcarolles: No 13, In c major; No 11, in G minor; Nocturne No 12, in E minor
Debussy Estampes: Pagodes; La soiree dans Grenade; Jar-dins sous la pluie
(A series of programmes each including music by Faure)

a solo cantata by Handel Janet Baker (mezzo-soprano) continuo:
RAYMOND LEPPARD (harpsichord) BERNARD RICHARDS (cello)

David Oistrakh (violin)
Sviatoslav Richter (piano)
Schubert Duo in A (D 574)
Brahms Sonata in D minor. Op 108
Franck Sonata In A major
(Recording made available by courtesy of Soviet Radio)

COLIN WHEATLEY (bass-baritone) BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA led by BARRY CRIFFITHS conducted by GARY BERTINI Part 1
Muzart Symphony No 29 In A major (k 201)
12.41* Wrioner Wotan 's Farewell and Magic Fire Music (Die Walkiire)

COLIN WHEATLEY talks to DAVID ELLIS about his life as a professional singer

Part 2
Elfiar Whither shall I go from thy spirit? (The Apostles)
1.33* Debussy Three Symphonic Sketches: La mer
(Before an invited audience in Salford -University, by courtesy of the Vice-Chancellor)

Last of eight programmes BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conducted by VILEM TAUSKY Introduced by DAVID cox
Series produced by Allan Giles Including Graingers English Dance, and The Warriors: Music to an Imaginary Ballet

Nachtstucke, Op 23
Malcolm BINNS cpiano)

JENNIFER VYVYAN (soprano) MONICA SINCLAIR (contralto) RICHARD lewis (tenor)
MARIAN NOWAKOWSKI (bass) BEECHAM CHORAL SOCIETY
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR THOMAS BEECHAM gramophone records

New music from Rumania AGNETA KRIZA (soprano) ARS NOVA OF CLUJ conducted by CORNEL TARANU
Maxwell Davies Antechrist Vasile Herman Episodes
4.35* Cornel Tararni Three poems of Ana Blandiana Cornet Taranu Dialogues
4.54* Doru Popovici In maret trecere
Dan Constantinescu Chamber Symphony
(From the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London: first performances in this country of all except the Maxwell Davies )

The ninth in a series of 11 programmes of chamber music

Suite in c major, for cello

5.33* Sonata in B minor (s 1014)
Zara Nelsova (cello) Kenneth Sillito (violin) Charles Spinks (harpsichord)

JOHN amis talks to the artists composers, conductors, or per* formers - most closely con. cerned with the highlights of next week's broadcast music

JOHN HORTON looks at music In London and the SoUth-East In the coming midweek

An introduction to the social sciences
8. Growing up
What is the value of imitation and play for the child, and how does he begin to acquire a conscience? BRIAN FOSS discusses this question with PETER WARR and DAVID JONES
Produced bv DENNIS SIMMONS (Linked with BBC2, alternate Thursdays. 7.5 pm, and an NEC correspondence course: see page 30)

Last of six weekly programmes played bv the Bartok String Quartet Quartet No 6 (1939)

JOSEF SUK (violin) RADIO FRANKFURT
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted bv ERNEST BOUR From the Concert Hall of Radio Frankfurt
Part 1
Haydn Symphony No 89, in F major . ,
Dvorak Violin Concerto In A minor

bv FRANK FIELD. Lecturer in H'istorv. University of Keele This talk is part of a series illustrating the new directions in music and society during the years preceding the First World War
Illustration; Munch lithograph 1895
In both France and Germany, in the years leading up to 1914, there is a rejection of the narrow scientific rationalism of the 19th century and a reaction in favour of philosophies of movement and energy. When this coincides with industrial revolution and a revolt against bourgeois values, the resulting mixture is explosive.

Part 2
Ligeti Lontano (first broadcast in this country)
Stravinsky Symphony In three movements

The third of four talks
DENIS MATTHEWS talks about the sketchbooks with particular reference to Symphony No 6, to be heard next Sunday