Time: GTS 7.0 am

Rossini Overture: The Barber of Seville
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA conducted by LEONARD BERNSTEIN
7.13* Rachmaninov Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini ARTUR RUBINSTEIN (piano)
CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by FRITZ REINER
7.37* Rodrigo Fantasia para un gentilhombre
JOHN WILLIAMS (guitar)
ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by CHARLES GROVES gramophone records

A record request programme
C. P. E. Bach Concerto in E flat
ANNEKE UITTENBOSCH (harpsichord)
JEAN ANTONIETTI (fortepiano) LEONHARDT CONSORT
VIENNA CONCENTUS MUSICUS conducted by GUSTAVLEONHARDT
8.23* Liszt Symphonic Poem: Les préludes
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by zubin MEHTA
8.40* Poulenc Concerto in D minor
FRANCIS POUI.ENC (piano) JACQUES FÉVRIER (piano)
PARIS CONSERVATOIRE ORCHESTRA conducted by GEORGES PRE ̂TRE

Smetana and Janacek
Smetana Evening Songs ivo ZIDEK (tenor)
JAN PANENKA (piano)
9.16* Janacek String Quartet No 2 (Intimate letters) JANACEK QUARTET gramophone records

by HOW TREGELLESWILLIAMS Bach Chorale Prelude on Jesus Christus, unser Heiland (s 688)
9.50* Reubkc Sonata on the 94th Psalm

leader MAURICE CAVANAGH conductor KENNETH ALWYN
Mozart Overture: The Impresario
Coates Elizabeth of Glamis Peter Dickinson Five Diversions
Bi/.et Carmen: Suite No 1
Peter Hope Overture: Scaramouche

The fourth in a series of 14 programmes, of the songs, piano music, and chamber music composed in the United States since the turn of the century
Quincy Porter String Quartet No 8 (first broadcast in this country)
STANLEY QUARTET OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN (gramophone record)
Carter String Quartet (1951) FINE ARTS QUARTET

This week three works for piano and orchestra dating from early and late in the 19th. century
Hummel Concertino In G. for piano and orchestra. Op 73 MARTIN GALLING
BERLIN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by c. A. BÜNTE
12.24* Chopin Andante spianato and Polonaise in K Hat TAMAS VASARY (piano) BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by JANOS KULKA
12.40* Busoni Concertstiick for piano and orchestra, Op 31a FRANK GLAZER
BERLfN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by C. A. BÜNTE gramophone records

The seventh of 11 weekly programmes in which distinguished musicians discuss, and in some cases perform, music for which they have a special affection
Today Deryck Cooke talks about Wagner's Siegfried Idyll in relation to the string quartet movement on which he based it. Both works will be played by the LONDON SINFONIETTA conductor DAVID ATHERTON
(Given before an invited audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London. Applications for tickets should be sent to [address removed]. enclosing SAE)
(David Atherton broadcasts by permission of the General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden)

concert-master PETER MOUNTAIN conducted by EDGAR COSMA
Stravinsky Concerto in D. for string orchestra
2.14* Beethoven Symphony No 6. in F (Pastoral)

LINDSAY STRING QUARTET
Beethoven Quartet in g, Op 18 No 2
Bartok Quartet No 5

from Bradford Cathedral
Introit: Oculi Omnium (Wood) Responses (Ayleward)
Psalm 89 (Day. Ellis, Martin)
Lessons: Ecclesiastes 5, vv 1-12: Acts 4. v 32 to 5, v 11
Canticles (Walmisley in D)
Anthem: Justorum Animae (Stanford)
Hymn: God is love (Rusting-ton)
Organist and Master of the Choristers KEITHRHODES
Assistant organist BRIAN TETLEY

Records chosen by the under-20s. introduced by CHRISTOPHER HOGWOODt Roussel Serenade
Delage Four Hindu Songs Dvorak American Quartet
(Requests to The Young Idea,' BBC, London W1A 1AAJ

Present-day jazz on records Introduced by CHARLES FOX

BARRIEILIFFEtakes a look at some musical events in the Midlands. East Anglia and Wales during the next seven days.

6.30 Wiedersehen in Ansburg
A 20-tesson course for those with some knowledge of German
7: Klaus auf der Skihutte with ILSE SINGER , JÖ̈RG SORENSEN ANNA KILPINGN and MICHAEL WOLF Text of scene by ALEXANDRA MARCHL-VON-HERWARTH Broadcast script and production by EDITH R. BAER
(Rptd: Saturday, 11.0 am, R4)
7.0 pm Innovation and Exploitation
Six case-studies In the manufacture and marketing of new products
3: The Enzyme Detergents
DAVID HAWORTH , Industrial Correspondent of The Observer, investigates the marketing of an innovation for the housewife -from the tiny impact on the market of early products
'to the present relative success.
Producer JOHN TURTLE
(Next week: Carbon Fibres)

Music, Opera and Ballet
Introduced by Jeremy Noble
This edition includes:
Comment from Winton Dean on the Handel Opera Society's production of Ottone.
James Monahan reviewing Nijinsky by Richard Buckle and a discussion on some contemporary music performed in the last four weeks.

from the Corn Exchange. Bedford
A concert given before an invited audience to mark the 30th Anniversary of the BBC Symphony Orchestra's evacuation to Bedford
ELI COREN (violin)
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader BELA DEKANY conducted by Sir Adrian Boult Part 1
Parry Symphonic Variations
Vaughan Williams The lark ascending, for violin and orchestra

talks about Bedford
'This is the heart of what, historically. has been our Puritan country, and today. Bedford is a most delightful. ordinary, most natural English market country town.
'It's a strange mixture, this Duke of Bedford, Bedford Levels, John Bunyan. ' ‡

Part 2 Elgar
Symphony No 2. In E flat major

from Trevelyan College, University of Durham
ROSEMARIE WRIGHT (piano) LONDON SINFONIETTA conductor DAVID ATHERTON Part 1
David Lumsdaine Mandala I 'first broadcast performance)
Schubert Piano Sonata in B flat major (D 960)

WILLIAM PURDYtalks about the various forces responsible for the decay of Rome. Goths. Huns, and Normans, but ' most destructive ' of all, the modern motor car.

Part 2 David Lumsdaine Mandala 11
(Given before an invited audience in Trevelyan College Hall. University of Durham, on 29 October)
(David Atherton broadcasts by permission of the General Administrator. Royal Opera House Covent Garden)