Time: GTS 7.0 am

Michael Haydn Dance Suite (A Dream Fantasy)
7.20* Mozart Piano Concerto NO 15 (K 450): INGRID HAEBLER
7.46* Strauss First Waltz Sequence (Der Sosenkavalier) gramophone records

A record request programme Bach Concerto in A minor RICHARD ADENEY (flute)
GRANVILLE JONES (violin)
THURSTON DART (harpsichord) who also directs the PHILOMUSICA OF LONDON
8.27* Vivaldi Beatus vir
ROME POLYPHONIC ENSEMBLE
VIRTUOSI DI ROMA conducted by RENATO FASANO

Verdi
Excerpts from his opera Otello RAMON VINAY , HERVA NELLI NAN MERRIMAN
VIRGIONIO ASSANDRI
ARTHUR NEWMAN , NICOLA MOSCONA NBC CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA conducted by ARTURO TOSCANINI gramophone records

by GILLIAN WEIR
Marchand Pieces d'orgue (Book 1): Nos 4, 9 and 12 9.54* Reubke Sonata on the 94th Psalm
(Part of a public recital given at the Roya'l Festival Hall London, on 6 June)

conducted by HAVELOCK NELSON Wolf-Ferrari, Bryan Douglas , Honegger, Hoist and Falla

Bartok - Village Scenes, for women's voices and small orchestra
Endre Szekely - 'Musica notturna
Gyor Girls' Chorus
Budapest Chamber Orchestra
Conducted by Andras Mihaly
(Recording made available by courtesy of Hungarian Radio)

Kodaly - Sonata, Op 4
Thomas Igloi (cello) Antony Saunders (piano)
Pascal - Bentoiu Simfonie (first broadcast in this country)
Cluj Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Erich Bergel
(Recording made available by courtesy of Romanian Radio)

Liszt Reminiscences of Bellini's Norma: RAYMOND LEWENTHAL
12.20* Herz Variations on Rossini's Non piii mesta EARL WILD
12.32* Hummel Piano Concerto in A minor: MARTIN GALLING STUTTGART PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by ALEXANDER PAULMULLER gramophone records

The second of 11 programmes in which distinguished musicians discuss. and in some cases perform, music ior which they have a special affection
Today Hugh Wood
A group of Schubert songs, IAN PARTRIDGE (tenor)
JENNIFER PARTRIDGE (piano)
(Given before an invited audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London. Tickets from [address removed], enclosing SAE. Next week: Robert Simpson )

conducted by MICHAEL ROSE with NEIL JENKINS (tenor)
Schumann Overture, Scherzo and Finale
2.24* Mozart Concert Aria: Misero! 0 sogno! (K431)
2.36* Wagner Prelude and Liebestod (Tristan and Isolde)

Milhaud Suite d'apres Corrette, for wind trio
Blather Divertimento for four woodwind
Schubert Fruhlingstraum; Auf der Bruck
Gdl Duet for cello and bassoon Wolf Fussreise: Blumengruss; Der Rattenfanger
György Ranki Penthaerophonia, for wind quintet
RONALD MORRISON (baritone) BERNARD SUMNER (piano) LENNOX ENSEMBLE

from Salisbury Cathedral
Responses I Humphrey Clucas) Psalms 69 and 70 (Turle, Bennett)
Lessons: Job 6: Hebrews 2 Canticles (Darke in F)
Anthem: Jesu, lover of my soul (Walter Stanton )
Choirmaster and Organist RICHARD SEAL
Assistant Choirmaster and Organist MICHAEL SMITH

To celebrate the centenary of the birth of Willem Mengelberg today's programme consists of two of his recordings made With the AMSTERDAM CONCERTGE-BOUW ORCHESTRA: part of Bach's St Matthew Passion and Brahms's First Symphony, both recorded at public concerts in 1939 and 1940. Records chosen by the under-20s, introduced by CHRISTOPHER HOG WOOD

Present-day jazz on records Introduced by CHARLES FOX

MALCOLM RAYMENT looks at Some musioal events in the Midlands, East Angliia and Wales during the next seven days.
6.25 Programme News and Stock Market Report

6.30 Wiedersehen in Ansburg
A 20-lesson follow-up course to ReisebiXro Atlas for listeners who want to increase their knowledge of colloquial German 2: Klaus hat eine Oberraschung Broadcast script and production by EDITH R. BAER
(Rptd: Saturday, 11.0 am, R4)
7.0 pm The Story of the Pill
A four-part case-history in research and development presented by PAUL VAUGHAN
2: The Right Man at the Right Time
Gregory Pincus can be regarded as The Father of the Contraceptive Pill.' His background and abilities enabled him, against considerable medical and moral opposition, to develop oral contraceptives to the point where they could be manufactured and marketed. Producer ROBIN BRIGHTWELL
7.0-7.30 VHF Open University: see Radio 3 VHF on this page

7.5 Social Sciences 34

Introduced by Jeremy Noble
This edition includes:
Comment on the production of Lulu by the Welsh National Opera, with Frank Marcus discussing the relationship between Wedekind's play and Berg's opera
A report by Oleg Kerensky on new ballets on tour and Maurice Bejart 's Nijinsky - Clown of God. which has just opened in Brussels
Stephen Walsh on Tetrad by David Rowland, performed by the Fires of London
Criticism of Letters of Giuseppe Verdi, selected, edited and translated by Charles Osborne, and Prokofiev by Claude Samuel, translated by Miriam John
Producer PATRICIA BRENT

From the Royail Festival Hall
London
SHEILA ARMSTRONG (soprano) GERALDENGLISH (tenor)
SIEGMUND NIMSGERN (baritone) BBC CHORUS
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader BELA DEKANY conductor PIERRE BOULEZ Part 1
Stravinsky Ballet: Petrushka
Varese Nocturnal (first performance in this country)

1: Hagiwara Sakutaro
GRAEME WILSON introduces and reads some of his own translations of work by a major 20th-century Japanese poet. He concentrates on the last poems, which bring Hagiwara s particular brand of intensity to a sharp point of agony,
(Thurs, 21 Oct: Muro Saisei )

Part 2
Bartok Cantata profana
Varese Ameriques (first public performance in this country)

Fifth of six programmes AMADEUS STRING QUARTET
Part 1: Quartet in E flat, Op 127

STEWART PEROWNE SetS out to justify his assertion that Malta is one of the few places where ' time and space have agreed to differ.' }

Part 2: Quartet in F, Op 59 No 1 (Rasumovsky)
(A public concert given in the Queen Elizabeth Hall , London, in October 1969) +