Time: Big Ben 8.0 am
Seventh Test from the Sydney Cricket Ground
Commentary on the last hour of the third day's play by BRIAN JOHNSTON , ALAN MCGILVRAY and JIM BURKE
Summaries by LINDSAY HASSETT
Settings by Monteverdi and Handel ALEXANDRA BROWNING (soprano) SUSAN GORTON (soprano) BARBARA PLATT (soprano) DELYTH JONES (soprano) RACHEL PAYNE (contralto) PETER BINGHAM (tenor)
JOLYON DODGSON ( bass-baritone) BBC NORTHERN SINGERS Continuo:
PAUL WARD (cello)
KEITH ELCOMBE (chamber organ) MANCHESTER MOZART ORCHESTRA leader FAY CAMPEY conducted by STEPHEN WILKINSON
A record request programme
Beethoven String Quartet in D, Op 18 No 3
GUARNERI QUARTET
10.25* Chausson Piano Quartet in A, Op 30
RICHARDS PIANO QUARTET
Michael Praetorius (1571-1621), by DOMINIC GILL
Musical Profile: Barry Mc Daniel. by ROBERT HENDERSON
Schoenberg and the Orchestra, by HUMPHREY SEARLE
Music of the People: book review by KEN SYKORA
Introduced by JULIAN HERBAGE
TILFORD BACH FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA leader TREVOR WILLIAMS conductor DENYS DARLOW
Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 6. in B flat major
12.19* Stephen Dodgson Concerto da camera No 3
(first broadcast performance) TREVOR WILLIAMS (violin) MARY RYAN (flute)
RONALD GILLHAM (flute)
12.34* Bernard Stevens Suite MARY RYAN (flute)
MARY MURDOCH (oboe)
TREVOR WILLIAMS I violin) OLGA HEGEDUS I Cello)
JANE RYAN (viola da gamba) DEREK STEVENS (harpsichord)
12.52* Haydn Symphony No 85, in B flat major (La reine)
Life on the moon
A comic opera in three acts Libretto by GOLDONI Music by PAISIELLO (sung in Italian)
(first broadcast in this country)
ALESSANDRO SCARLATTI CHORUS
AND ORCHESTRA OF NAPLES conducted by MASSIMO PRADELLA (Recording made available by courtesy of Italian Radio)
HEATHER HARPER (soprano)
NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA guest leader CARLOS VILLA conducted by LORIN MAAZEL Part 1
Mozart Symphony No 29 (K 201) Britten Les illuminations for soprano and string orchestra
4.5* during the interval DONALD MITCHELL discusses Mahler's Fourth Symphony in relation to his orchestral songs of the same period,
4.25* Concert 0
Part 2 Mahler Symphony No 4
ANTONY HOPKINS discusses a work or theme of current interest, (Rptd: Monday, 9.45 am)
by SIR THOMAS MALORY completed 1469-1470 with Norman Shelley
Robert Eddison , Robert Hardy Ronald Forfar , Penelope Lee
The sixth of 13 programmes edited and selected by DEREK BREWER , Fellow of Emmanuel College. Cambridge with music by STEPHEN DODGSON
Other voices by HENRY STAMPER and ELIZABETH MORGAN
Produced by RAYMOND RAIKES (Sixth reading: next Sunday)
Octet for wind instruments DOUGLAS WHITTAKER (flute) COLIN BRADBURY (clarinet)
GEOFFREY GAMBOLD (bassoon)
WILLIAM WATERHOUSE (bassoon) IAN MACKINTOSH (trumpet) richard WALTON (trumpet)
ALFRED FLASZYNSKI (trombone) JOHN iveson (trombone) i Broadcast from the Queen Elizabeth Hallon 3 March 1967)
A play for radio by John Anthony West adapted from B. Traven's novel with Kerry Francis as Gales, Clive Swift as Stanislav
Inscription over the crew's quarters of the death ship:
He who enters here will no longer have existence;
His name and soul have vanished
And are gone for ever.
Of him there is not left a breath
In all the vast world.
Fantasia in r, minor, Op 77 ALFRED BRENDEL (piano) gramophone record
Turgcnev and the Dilemma of the Liberal Intellectual
The Romanes Lecture for 1970, delivered in the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford, on 12 Nov.
Formerly Chichele Professor of Social and Political Theory in the University of Oxford and now President of Wolfson College, Sir Isaiah Berlin's works include The Hedgehog and the Fox, Historical Inevitability, and a translation of Turgenev's First Love,
The last of three programmes devoted to
Palestrina's 29 motets setting texts ex Cantico Canticorum CANTORES IN ECCLESIA conductor MICHAEL HOWARD
Sextet in G major, Op 36 AMADEUS STRING QUARTET with CECIL ARONOWITZ (viola) WILLIAM PLEETH (cello)
