Master and Pupil
Johann Ludwig Bach Suite in G ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by Raymond LEPPARD
7.20* J. S. Bach Concerto in d minor, for three harpsichords and orchestra
GEORGE MALCOLM , VALDA AVELING and GEOFFREY PARSONS
ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by RAYMOND LEPPARD
7.36* C. P. E. Bach Symphony in F (Wq 183 No 3)
MUNICH BACH ORCHESTRA directed by KARL RICHTER
7.47* J. C. Bach Symphony No 4, in B flat, for wind band LONDON WIND SOLOISTS directed by JACK BRYMER gramophone records

BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA leader COLIN STAVELEY conducted by JOHN CAREWE
Falla Ballet Suite: El Amor Brujo
Schubert Symphony No 4, in c minor (Tragic)

String Quartet in G minor ITALIAN QUARTET
9.34' Prélude a l'apresmidi d'un faune
NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by PIERRE BOULEZ gramophone records

played by VLADIMIR KRAINEV (piano) Sonata No 6, in A major
Sonata No 7, in B flat major Sonata No 8, in B flat major
(Recording from the 1971 Moscow Stars Festival made available by courtesy of Soviet Radio)

A concert relayed direct from the Freemasons' Hall Edinhureh
AEOLIAN STRING QUARTET
Emanuel Hurwitz (violin)
Raymond Keenlyside (violin) Margaret Major (viola) Derek Simpson (cello) with KENNETH ESSEX (viola) TERENCE WEIL (cello) Part 1
Haydn Quartet in G minor, Op 74 No 3 (The Rider)
11.24* Webern Quartet, Op 28
11.40* Reminiscences of Brahms by Sir George Henschel read by JOHN DUNN
11.55* EIF Concert: part 2
Brahms Sextet in G major, Op 36

sung by JANET BAKER (mezzo-soprano) gramophone records

A personal choice of records presented by Hugh Bean

The ninth of 13 programmes HERBERT WHONE (Violin)
ALAN CUCKSTON (harpsichord) ATARAH BEN-TOVIM (flute)
MEMBERS OF THE WISSEMA QUARTET Nella Wissema (violin)
Ludmita Navratil (viola) Paul Ward (cello) J. C. Bach
Sonata in D, for harpsichord with violin
Flute Quartet in c, Op 8 No 1 Sonata in A, Op 10 No 4, for harpsichord with violin
Sonata in F, Op 10 No 5, for harpsichord with violin
Flute Quartet in E flat, Op 8 No 3
Sonata in b flat. Op 15 No 4, for harpsichord with violin
Flute Quartet in D, Op 8 No 2

Le Devin du Village by Jean-Jacques Rousseau Libretto by THE COMPOSER (sung in French)
JANINE MICHEAU (soprano) NICOLAI GEDDA (tenor) MICHEL ROUX (bass) LOUIS DE FROMENT
CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by louis DE FROMENT gramophone records

Fantasy Pieces. Op 111
4.23* Papillons. Op 2
4.38* Sonata in F sharp minor, Op 11
MOURA LYMPANY (piano)

Band of the Scots Guards, conductor Major J.H. Howe, MBE director of music
William Schuman Chester: Overture for Band
Howard Cable: Scottish Rhapsody
James Howe: Romance for Cornet (Colour-Sgt Thomas Wilson)
Percy Fletcher: Woodland Pictures

Tales and Music for Younger Listeners with David Munrow
gramophone records
6.0 Stock Market Report

A sequence for the early evening played this week by BBC MIDLAND LIGHT ORCHESTRA conducted by TERENCE LOVETT
BBC NORTHERN IRELANDORCGESTRA conducted by HAVELOCK NELSON with artists on records

The Arab Heritage 7: Winds of Change
DOREEN INGRAMS , writer on Arab affairs, discusses the impact of oil wealth on contemporary Arab societies, changing traditional attitudes, and particularly the emancipation of women, With MRS LEILA MANTOURA , HASAN KARMI and RASHA KHALIDI

Opera in four acts
Libretto by Antoniio Ghislanzoni
Music by Verdi (sung in Italian)
relayed direct from the Nationaltheater, Munich, by courtesy of Bavarian Radio

Act 1 Sc 1: An open space near the palace of the King at Memphis; Sc 2: The temple of Vulcan at Memphis
Act 2 Sc 1: The apartments of Amneris at Thebes; Sc 2: The city of Thebes

8.25* The Arts at Munich
Tonight's performance of Aida is one of the many cultural events being staged in Munich during the Olympic Games. Norman Crossland of The Guardian reports on some of the other events at the festival.

8.45* La Scala Since the War
A talk by Harold Rosenthal

9.5* Aida
Act 3 The temple of Isis by the Nile
Act 4 Sc 1: Outside the temple at Memphis: Sc 2: The tomb

(Verdi's Requiem at the Proms: tomorrow, 7.30 pm)
(Tonight's Promenade Concert at the Albert Hall will be recorded and broadcast on Radio 3 next Sunday morning)
(Stereo)

Introduced and read by the poet With FRANCES TOMELTY Producer R. D. SMITH

A self-portrait compiled from the composer's own talks recorded in Paris and Geneva 1957 to 1972, and introduced by ROBERT LAYTON

String Trio. Op 45
THOMAS BRANDIS (violin)
SIEGBERT UEBERSCHAER (viola) WOLFGANG BOETTCHER (cello)
(Recording made available by courtesy of Radio Saarbriicken)