Todays time: gts 7.0 am

Rossini Overture: It Signor Bruschino
PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by carlo mariagiulini
7.10* Mozart Bassoon Concerto in 9 flat major (k 191) GEORGE ZUKERMAN
. WÛRTTEMRERG CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by JÖRG paeruer
7.32' Schubert Symphony No 5 PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by OTTO klemperes gramophone records

Morning Concert: part 2
BBC SCOTTISH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader TOM rowlettk conducted by CHRISTOPHER SEAMAN
8.4 Haydn Symphony No 83, in G minor (The Hen)
8.26* Shostakovich Symphony No 1, in F minor

Prokofiev
The last decade
Sinfonia Concertante in E minor. Op 125
SAMUEL MAYES (Cello)
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by ERICH leinsdobp gramophone record

Trio-Sonata In c. major (s 1038 Gedenke doch, mein Geist, zuriicke; Schlummert ein, ihr matten Augen (Notenbuch der Anna Magdalena>
Trio-Sonata in c minor (Das musikalische dpfer)
HAZEL HOLT (soprano)
CHRISTOPHER HYDE-SMITH (flute)
NONA LIDDELL (violin)
DENNIS NESBITT (viola da gamha) charles SPINKS (harpsichord)

Alfred Nieman Variations and Finale
14.49* Ravel Quartet in major
11.9* Antony Hopkins Sonata No 3. in c sharp minor
iris LOVERIDGE (piano)
NETHERLANDS STRING QUARTET Nap de Klijn I violin)
Jaap Schroder (violin) Paul Godwin I viola) Michel Roche (cello)
A series of programmes containing works by 20th-century British composers
(Quartet broadcast on 11 April 1969,

England v The Rest of the World (for the Guinness Trophy)
Second Test Match at Trent Bridge (Fourth Day)
Ball-by-ball commentaries by John Arlott, Neil Durden-Smith, and Brian Johnston with comments and summaries by Trevor Bailey and Richie Benaud
Close-of-play summary by E.W. Swanton

11.25-1.35*

2.10--4.20*

4.30"6.37 including lunch, teatime and close-of-play summaries

Deux enquetes du commissaire Maigret
Two stories by Georges SIMENON , dramatised in 20 episodes by PAUL couster , for those who already know some French. with PIERRE valmer as Maigret Le chien jaune: Part 8
Maigret visits the mayor of Concarneau. He and Leroy find important evidence in Emma's bedroom.
Introduced bv KATIA ELLIS and LOUIS bloncourt
Produced by ELSIE Ferguson

Machines and Microphones RONNIE MORGAN talks about choosing and looking after tape recorders and microphones. with JOHN borwick and MIKE GR1MSH4W
Produced by JOHN TURTLE

BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader ELI COREN conducted by SERGE BAUDO
Schumann Symphony No 2, in c major
Roussel Symphony No 3, in G minor
Ravel Alborada del gracioso
Given before an invited audience in BBC Studio 1, Mafda Vale, London. Requests for tickets for future concerts may be sent to Ticket Unit. BBC, Broadcasting House, London W1A 1AA, enclosing SAE.

Dietrich Fischer-Dleskan (baritone)
KARL ENGEL (piano) Part 1
Phantasie
Nicht wiedersehen Friihlingsmorgen Erinnerung
Zu Strassburg auf der Schanz ' Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen

A short story by DESMOND GREIG read by BRIAN HAINES
The appearance of a snake momentarily ruffles the placid surface of class and politics in Nationalist South Africa

Part 2
Ich ging mit Lust
Ablosung im Sommer Um schlimme Kinder Selbstgefiihl
Ich atmet einen linden Duft
Blicke mir nicht in die Lieder Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen
Um Mitternacht
(Poems by Riickert)

GEORGE MACBETH introduces TED HUGHES reading and talking about some of the poems in his Crow sequence, and new verse by JENI COUZYN , CHRISTO PHER HAMPTON , LAURENCE LERNER , PETER REDGROVE , KEN SMITH , DON THOMAS , and GERRY WELLS
New poetry read by the authors themselves, in studio conditions, offers perhaps a unique opportunity to come to terms with the process of feeling engaged in imaginative writing. The poet's own controlled rhythm and inflections, together with his commentary, as in what Ted Hughes has to say about his Crow poems, provides material for a response more vivid than one makes to the printed page, and perhaps more subtle than to a reading from a public platform. Even when the impression left' is tantalisingly incomplete, it may stimulate towards fresh thought and reading.

THE HENRY LOWTHER BAND
Increasingly British jazz musicians are moving between the fields of jazz and pop. A prime example is Henry Lowther, the young trumpeter and violinist, who plays successfully on both sides of the jazz/pop fence.
Introduced by RICHARD WILLIAMS Produced by JOHN r. muir