Time: GTS 7.0 am

Afarc - Antoine Charpentier Dances (Medée)
CAEN CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by JEAN PIERRE DAUTEL
7.17* Lalo Cello Concerto in D minor: JEAN FOURNIER
LAMOUREUX ORCHESTRA conducted by JEAN MARTINON
7.44' Prokofiev Symphony No 1, in D (Classical)
NEW PHILHAR'MONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by RAFAEL FRUHBECK DE BURGOS gramophone records

Morning Concert: part BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA conductor BRYDEN THOMSON
8.4 Rossini Overture: Semiramide
8.17* Tchaikovsky Serenade In c. for string orchestra
8.46* Smetana Symphonic Poem: Vltava (Ma viast)

Mozart Sonata in E minor (x 304) RAFAEL DRUIAN (violin) GEORGE SZELL (piano)
9.16* Quintet in B flat (x 174) HEUTLING STRING QUARTET
With HEINZ-OTTO GRAF (Viola) gramophone records

String Quartet No 2, Op 36 SINNHOFFER QUARTET
(Recording made available by courtesy of Radio Saarbriicken)

John Ogdon (piano)
In this series a well-known artist is invited to introduce and perform a wide range of music
In his third programme John Ogdon plays
Debussy La fille aux cheveux de lin
Ravel Suite: Gaspard de la nuit: Ondine; Le gibet; Scarbo

JAYE CONSORT OF VIOLS BBC CHORUS conductor PETER GELLBORN
The phrase ' apt for the Viols and voices.' Introduced by Weelkes in 1600, is capable of several different interpretations. In this programme voices unaccompanied sing madrigals by Bateson, who was born in about 1570; viols alone play madrigals by Weelkes and Gibbons, with Purcell's madrigal-like Third Fantasia: and Gibbons's 'What is our life?' and ' Nay, let me weep ' will be heard as consort songs with choral sections - perhaps the original style of performance.

CITY OF BIRMINGHAM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader FELIX kok conductor LOUIS FREMAUX
Strauss Symphonic Poem: Don Juan
Berlioz Dance of the Svlphs: Minuet; Hungarian March (The Damnation of Faust)

A weekly record programme based on the current repertory of the Royal Ballet
Presented by CORMAC RIGBY This week: Two ballets by GEOFFREY CAULEY In the Beginning Music by POULENC
PIERRE PIERLOT (oboe)
ANDRE BOUTARD (clarinet) JACQUES FEVRIER (piano)
Lazarus Music by BLOCH JANOS STARKER (cello)
ISRAEL. PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by ZUBIN MEHTA

Fifth of six programmes
Strauss Ich sehe wie in einem Spiegel; Das Lied des Steinklopfers; Wie sollten wir geheimsiehalten;
Dumeines Herzens Kronelein ; Die Zeltlose; Wozu noch Madchen
3.15* Mozart Quartet in % flat major (K 428)
3.42* Strauss Traum durch die Dammerung: Ruhe. meine Seele: Ach weh' mir ungliickhaftem Mann: Gliickes genug; Cacilie: Allerseelen ROBERT TEAR (tenor)
PHILIP LEDGER (piano) AMADEUS STRING QUARTET

ANDRE TCHAIKOWSKY (piano) BBC SCOTTISH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader TOM ROWLETTE conducted by LAWRENCE FOSTER Webern Six Pieces, Op 6
4.13* Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor
4.44* Shostakovich Symphony No 1, In F minor

The ' 48 ': Book 1, Nos 19-24 EDITH PICHT-AXENFELD
(chamber organ, harpsichord, and clavichord)

BAND OF THE CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS (CHATHAM) conducted by CAPTAIN R. A. RIDINGS Director of Music
B. Walton O'Donnell Suite: Three Humoresques: Pride and Prejudice: Prevarication; Petulance and Persuasion
Henk Van Lijnschooten Rhapsody from the Low Countries Ernest Gold Gavotte and March Gordon Jacob Concerto for Band

Rendez-vous a Chaviray Special Noël
The first of four extra programmes for the holiday period, written by MADELEINE LE CUNFF and JOHN ROSS of the University of Essex
Presented by CATHERINE GRAHAM and LOUIS BLONCOURT
Produced by ALAN WILDING

Three programmes for those who brew beer at home or who want to try their hand at it
1: RENÉ CUTFORTH describes basic equipment and ingredients. and talks about recipes tor beer and light ale with experienced amateurs.
Produced by JOHN TURTLE

BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader ELI GOREN conductor COLIN DAVIS
Part 1_ ,
Weber Overture: Der Freischiitz
7.40* Haydn Symphony No 84

by TIM HILTON
A talk occasioned by Léger and Purist Paris, an exhibition at present at the Tate Gallery in London. In the ten years after the first world war Leger had to deal with Cubism, Futurism, Simultaneism, with Orphism, Purism, and Neo-Plasticism, all current In Paris at that time. Leger's art did deal with all these styles, Tim Hilton says, but on his own terms,

Part 2 Mozart
Symphony No 41, in c major (Jupiter) (K 551)
(Given before an invited audience in BBC Studio 1, Maida Vale. London)

Three talks by R. C. ZAEHNER 3: Salvation through Death
Professor Zaehner suggests that until the churches recapture the mystical element in Christianity they will have failed. This is what Zen has to offer - the death of the empirical self and the discovery of man's timeless dimension. He recognises that drugs can produce this experience, but at a terrible risk.

Bernardette Greevy (contralto) Trevor Williams (violin) Charles Tunnell (cello) director
CELIA BIZONY (harpsichord) Stradella Sinfonia
Johonn Christoph Bach Ach, dass ich Wassers g'nug hatte
Sammartini Sonata in G, for cello and continuo
Pasquini Verdi tronchi; Quanto e folle queil'amante Perti Io son zitella, ma sono scaltra
Geminiani Sonata In A, for violin and continuo

The work of the American poet Robert Creeley has been widely praised by critics on both sides of the Atlantic. Its emphasis on the relationship between the poet's breath and the length of its lines, and its extreme simplicity of diction, are characteristics which have been frequently noted, imitated, and admired.
In tonight's conversation with GEORGE MACBETH Mr Creeley reads from his work of the past decade, including a number of recent unpublished poems,

A selection from
Michael Garrick 's Jazz Praises presented by DEREK JEWELL
Salvation March; Agnus Dei Beatitudes
Behold a pale horse Epiphany played by a group led by MICHAEL GARRICK and sung by NORMA WINSTONE and the JAZZ PRAISES CHOIR conductor PETER MOUND
Produced by JOHN F. MUIR