Time: GTS 7.0 am
Tchaikovsky Overture-fantasia: Hamlet
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by LORIN MAAZEL
7.23* Wieniawski Violin Concerto No 2, in D minor WANDA WILKOMIRSKA
WARSAW NATIONAL PHILHARMONIC
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by WITOLD ROWICKI
7.48* Verdi Ballet Music (Macbeth)
NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by IGOR MARKEVITCH
Morning Concert: part Z
8.5 anon Incidental Music:
Macbeth TAYLOR CONSORT OF RECORDERS AND PERCUSSION
8.8* Mozart Piano Concerto No 19, in F (K 459) RUDOLF SERKIN
COLUMBIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by GEORGE SZELL
8.38* Shostakovich Incidental, Music: Hamlet
BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA conducted by ARTHUR FIEDLER gramophone records
Schubert
String Quartet in D minor (Death and the maiden) AMADEUS QUARTET
Norbert Brainin (violin) Siegmund Nissel (violin) Peter Schidlof (viola) Martin Lovett (cello) gramophone record
BBC WEST OF ENGLAND SINGERS conductor PHILIP MOORE with DAVID PETTIT (organ) from Clifton College Chapel Bach Motet: Komm, Jesu, komm!
Raison Offerte du cinquième ton: Le vive Ie roy des
Parisiens Copland In the beginning
(mezzq-soprano MOLLIE PETRIE ) Vterne Impromptu. Op 54 No 2 Messiaen Transports de joie (L'ascension)
Howells Song-cycle: In green ways, for soprano and piano: Under the greenwood tree; The goat paths; Merry Margaret; Wanderer's night song; On the merry first of May
Sequence of music by Berlioz, Liszt, and Strauss Moeran Seven Poems of James Joyce , for soprano and piano: Strings in the earth and air; The merry green wood; Bright Cap; The pleasant valley; Donnycarney: Rain has fallen; Now, 0 now, in this brown land PATRICIA MCCARRY (soprano) WILFRID PARRY (piano) ROBERT TEAR (tenor)
VIOLA TUNNARD (piano) MUSICA DA CAMERA Harold Clarke (flute) Wilfred Smith (flute) Denis Vigay (cello)
Maria Korchinska (harp)
Hubert Dawkes (harmonium) with WILFRID PARRY (piano)
England v Pakistan
First Test Match at Edgbaston: second day
Ball-by-ball commentaries by JOHN ARLOTT , BRIAN JOHNSTON and NEIL DURDEN-SMITH
Comments and summaries
TREVOR BAILEY , WAZIR MOHAMMAD Close-of-play summary by E. W. SWANTON
11.25* - 1.35' including lunch summary
1.35*-1.40* News
1.50-1.55 Lunchtime Scoreboard
2.10* -4.20*
4.30* -6.37 including teatime and close-of-play summaries
8: Chuosing Your Festival
In Britain music festivals come in all shapes and sizes: village, small town, or capital city may provide the , setting; programmes may be sophisticated or simple, traditional or avant-garde. How does each festival acquire its own special character, and what does it see as its aims?
On the opening day of the 24th Aldeburgh Festival of Music and the Arts LEONARD PEARCEY talks to leading personalities from this and other major music festivals.
Produced by DENNIS SIMMONS
6.40-7.19 VHF Open University: see Radio 3 VHF on facing page
17: Resolving Conflict
A person's behaviour and his ideas and attitudes are closely interlinked. What happens when there is a conflict between them? PETER WARR discusses some recent thinking on this subject... Produced by DENNIS SIMMONS (Linked with BBC2, alternate Wednesdays, 7.5 pm)
(For publication see page 12)
KYUNG-WHA CHUNG (Violin)
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA leader NEVILLE TANVEEL conducted by LAWRENCE FOSTER Part 1 Stravinsky
Ballet Suite: The Firebird (revised version 1919)
Violin Concerto in D major
Community, Culture or Commercer 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 Bruch
Violin Concerto No 2, in D minor
An Invention for Radio by Christopher Holme
At the heart of a small, colonial, computer-controlled society there lies a mystery. The strange incidents at the Barrier are an affront to common sense, to all that the Territory stands for. In bureaucratic fashion they are investigated, rationalised, and pushed under the carpet, but never quite exorcised.
Electrozak and Computatone by TRISTRAM CARY with WILLIAM DAVIES (keyboard) EDWARD WALKER (flute) TERENCE EMERY (percussion)
(Stereo)
Sonata in A
HEINZ HOLLIGER (oboe)
URSULA HOLLIGER (harp) gramophone record
Taverner Benedictus (Missa Gloria tibi trinitas)
Maxwell Davies Seven In nomines
Blitheman Six variants on Gloria tibi trinitas, for chamber organ
Smalley Missa brevis; Missa parodia I and II
Taverner Agnus Dei (Missa Gloria tibi trinitas) STEPHEN SAVAGE
(piano and chamber organ) JOHN ALLDIS CHOIR conductor JOHN ALLDIS NASH ENSEMBLE conducted by ANDREW DAVIS
