Time: GTS 8.0 am

VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Heuberger Overture: The Opera Ball, conducted by RUDOLF KEMPE
8.13* Weber, orch Berlioz Invitation to the Dance conducted by HANS KNAPPERTSBUSCH
8.24* Bayer Ballet Music: The Fairy Doll conducted by RUDOLF KEMPE
8.35* Johann Strauss Orpheus Quadrille conducted by WILLI BOSKOVSKY
8.42* Johann Strauss Jnter mezzo (A Thousand and One Nights); Emperor Waltz conducted by RUDOLF KEMPE grajnophone records

First of five weekly programmes Horn Quintet in E flat (K 407) IFOR JAMES (horn)
TUNNELL STRING TRIO with IAN JEWEL (viola)
9.21* Piano Concerto No 24 (K 491): ROBERT CASADESUS BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by BERNARD HAITINK (Recording made available by courtesy of rias Berlin)
9.51* Quartet in B flat (K 589) AMADEUS STRING QUARTET

Excerpts from his operas Emma and Eginhart Aesopus bei Hofe and Sancia gramophone records
Second of six programmes

Introduced by JOHN LACE
Building a Library - Brahms's Symphony No 3: ROBERT PHILIP Recent choral and orchestral records: ROBERT HENDERSON

TERESA CAHILL (soprano)
BBC SCOTTISH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by ANDREW DAVIS
Haydn Symphony No 98
12.46. Mozart Concert Arta Misero! o sogno! (x 431)

1.5 The Concert Interval Second Viennese School
MISHA DONAT questions the validity of a concept which has been in vogue for a considerable time.
1.20 Midday Concert: part 2 Webern Symphony. Op 21
1.32* Berg Symphonic Pieces (Lulu)
Teresa Cahill broadcasts by permission of Covent Garden)

STOJKA MILANOVA (Violin) RADU LUPU (piano)
Beethoven Sonata in G, Op 96 Franck Sonata in A

The first broadcast in this country of the Mass written for the opening of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington Celebrant ALAN TITUS
NORMAN SCRIBNER CHOIR BERKSHIRE BOYS' CHOIR with orchestra conducted by THE COMPOSER
CHRISTOPHER hogwood introduces the programme and compares the varied critical reactions to this ' theatre piece for singers, players and dancers.' gramophone records
(Bernstein - serious popular or popular serious?: page 10. This Week's Sounds: page 11)

With JOHN AMIS

Introduced by Peter Clayton

Haydn Piercing eyes; She never told her love; The sailor's song
Schubert Three songs from the Harfenspieler Lieder
Schubert Das Rosenband: Prometheus
THOMAS HEMSLEY (baritone) PAUL HAMBURGER (piano)

PETER PARTNER, in the first of two talks about Rome in the 16th century, talks about the great families of cardinals and popes. After the great sack of Rome in 1527 the wealth and Influence of their great households far from declined, and the princes of the church mastered the art of economic and political survival.
(Labour in Rome: 11 March)

From a Renaissance Entertainment given at a public concert in the Queen Elizabeth Hall , London, in 1969 by MUSICA RESERVATA director MICHAEL MORROW conductor JOHN BECKETT
Michael Morrow writes: 'With few exceptions this music forms part of a repertory that was largely international. The instrumental dances, as well as most of the vocal pieces, are arrangements of popular songs rather than original compositions.'
The instruments, which include lutes, rebecs and various wind, all belong to the period.

HENRYK SZERYNG (violin) jose-luis GARCIA (violin) LESLIE PEARSON
(harpsichord continuo)
ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by HENRYK SZERYNG from the Queen Elizabeth Hall , London Part 1
Bach Concerto in D minor, for two violins and string orchestra
8.3* Mozart Violin Concerto No 3, in G major (K 216)

A talk by STUART HALL , Acting Director of the Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies, University of Birmingham

Part 2 Vivaldi The Seasons

Theatre
With BRYAN MAGEE
MICHAEL BILLINGTON , Who liked it, and PHILIP OAKES. who didn't, discuss Edward Albee 's play All Over, now in the repertoire of the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Aldwych Theatre, London: And RONALD HAYMAN joins them to discuss the state of the English play at a time when contemporary English plays are almost as successful in Paris and New York as they are in London.
Producer ALAN HAYDOCK

played by CLAUDE HELFFER
Gilbert Amy Sonata: Séquences; Interferences (first broadcast in this country)
Ravel Gaspard de la nuit

This week a chance to hear some of the non-jazz saxophone repertoire, as well as 20s music by Ravel and Milhaud.
LONDON SAXOPHONE QUARTET and on gramophone records: SIGURD RASCHER (alto-sax) and the NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by LEONARD BERNSTEIN (mono)
DANIEL DEFFAYET (alto-sax) and ROGER DELMOTTE (trumpet), with the ORTF CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by ANDRÉ GIRARD HAL REES (percussion) and the CONCERT ARTS ORCHESTRA conducted by FELIX SLATKIN
(mono): MARIE-LISE DE MONTMOL-LIN (mezzo-soprano)
GENEVIEVE TOURAINE (soprano) HUGUES CUÉNOD (tenor), and PIERRE MOLLET (baritone) with the SUISSE ROMANDE ORCHESTRA conducted by ERNEST ANSERMET