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Purccll Suite: The Fairy Queen HEIDELBERG CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by justus VAN WERSKY
7.20* Dowland Dances JULIAN BREAM (lute)
7.37* Boyce Trio-Sonata No 8. in E Hat
MALCOLM LATCHEM (violin) JOHN BROWN (violin)
DAVIDLUMSDEN(harpsichord) JANE RYAN (cello)
7.48* Stanley Concerto in A minor. Op 2 No 5
HURWITZ CHAMBER ORCHESTRA directed by KMANUEL HURWITZ (violin)

Morning Concert: part 2
AMSTERDAM CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by ANDRÉ RIEU
Hellendaal Concerto Crosso in D minor. Op 3 No 2
8.18* Giuseppe Sammartini Recorder Concerto in F FRANS BRUGGEN
8.32* attrib Pergolesi Concertino No 4. in F minor
8.45* Bonporti Violin Concerto in d. Op 11 No 8 gramophone records

Bath
Prelude and Fugue in E flat (Sr Anne)
9.21* Trio-Sonata No 5. in c KARL RICHTER at the organ of Jaegersborg Church, Copenhagen gramophone records

David Cowsill (oboe)
James Walker (piano)

Janacek On an overgrown path (Book 2)

Britten Six metamorphoses after Ovid. Op 49, for oboe

Schubert Drei Klavierstucke (d 946)

leader JAMES DAVIS conducted by MICHAEL MOORES Heuberyer Overture: The Opera Ball
Saint-Saëns Danse macabre Bizet Suite: Jeux d'enfants
Eluar Two Interludes (Falstaff) Malcolm Arnold English Dances Set 2

BRIAN RAYNER COOK (baritone) ANTONY SAUNDERS (piano)
A programme including the Lieder von Gellert by Beethoven, and songs by Handel, Schubert. Duparc. and Faure
Recorded last January at a concert given before the British Music Society of Northern Ireland in the Sir William Whitla Hall of Queen's University, Belfast,

YOSSI ZIVONI (violin)
BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader REGINALD STEAD conducted by uri SEGAL Part 1
Mendelssohn Overture: A Midsummer Night's Dream
12.29* Rawsthorne Violin Concerto No 1

PAUL HAMBURGER talks about Haydn's Symphony No 83.

Part 2
Strauss Symphonic Poem: Don Juan
1.39* Haudtt Symphony No 83, in G minor (The Hen)
(Given before an invited audience in the Queen's Hall, Widnes)

Introduced by JEAN JENKINS Produced by MADEAU STEWART

by IVAN MORAVEC
Debussy Suite: Children's Corner
Chopin Twenty-four Preludes. Op 28

ZARA NELSOVA (cello) BBC WOMEN'S CHORUS
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader BELA DEKANY conductor COLIN J)AVIS Part 1
Vaughan Williams Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis Hugh Wood Cello Concerto

JOHN WARRACK talks about Hoist's Planets.

Part 2 Hoist The Planets
(A 1969 Promenade Concert) 1

by NICOLAS KYNASTON from the Church of the Holy Trinity, St Andrews
Durulle Prelude (Suite, Op 5)
Bach Chorale Prelude on An Wasserfliissen Babylon (s 653b) Bach Prelude and Fugue in a minor is 544)
Messiaen Communion (Les oiseaux et les sources': Sortie (Le vent de I'esprit) (Messe de la Pentecote)

DAVID MUNROWtakes a look at some musical events in London and the South East during the coming mid-week,

A new weekly series on the Arts 4: Is Opera Too Grandf
' Many people are unwilling to try opera because it is popularly called grand opera and is supposed to be concerned with remote societies whose emotional situations nobody today can honestly believe in.' How far is this recent comment by a music critic in The Times true of opera in Britain today?
ANTONY HOPKINS talks to SIR
MICHAEL TIPPETT. whose opera . The Midsummer Marriage is being issued on records this month, and with JOHN TOOLEY , General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden
Produced by DENNIS SIMMONS
(Radio Times People: page 5)

An introduction to the social sciences
13: Total Institutions
What is the role of closed communities like the prison or mental hospital, and what effect do they have on their inmates?
PETER WARR discusses these and related questions with NORMAN JEPSON and a consultant psychiatrist
Produced by DENNIS SIMMONS
(Linked with BBC2 alternate Wednesdays, 7.5 pm) .
(For publication and associated NEC course see page 13)

CITY OF BIRMINGHAM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader FELIX KOK conducted by HAROLD GRAY from the Town Hall, Dudley Part 1
Dvorak Overture: In the countryside
Mozart Symphony No 38, in D (Prague) (K 504)

Community, Culture at Commerce? by PETER SHARP
Fifteen years after agreeing in principle to build a new community in the City of London, the deeply divided Court of Common Council recently approved the contract to build the final phase-an Arts Centre to house, among other things, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and the London Symphony Orchestra.
Peter E. M. Sharp , devotee of the arts and a chartered engineer, talks about planning for leisure in the Barbican.

Part 2 Vaughan Williams
Symphony No 6, in E minor

by Samuel Beckett
read by - Donal Donnelly, Leonard Fenton, Denys Hawthorne, Patrick Magee, Harold Pinter, Nicol Williamson
Samuel Beckett's short prose text Sans first appeared in French in 1969. Last year an English translation by the author was published under the title Lessness. Samuel Beckett has himself indicated the distribution of the lines among six voices. Lessness is an intricately structured prose poem which describes a landscape of desolation after the collapse of a last refuge.
The reading introduced and produced by Martin Esslin.

Stravinsky Suite italienne, for violin and piano
Peter Philips Fece da voi; Nero manto vi cinge; Correa vezzosamente; Non e, non e piu cor; Lasso, non e morir
Martin Dalby Commedia
Richard Dering: Donna, mentre to vi miro; Crudelissima doglia; Soccorretemini ohime; Vergine bella; Lagrime dolci; Felice chi vi mia
Stravinsky Duo concertante for violin and piano
MUSIC GROUP OF LONDON
PURCELL CONSORT OF VOICES with JAMES TYLER (chitarrone)
DENNIS NESBITT (viola da gamba)