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Elgar Imperial March
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR MALCOLM SARGENT
8.10* Butterworth The banks of green willow
LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR ADRIAN BOULT
8.16* John Parry Sonata in D OSIAN ELLIS (harp)
8.23* Warlock Capriol Suite
8.34* Ireland Minuet (A Down-land Suite)
BOYD NEEL STRING ORCHESTRA conducted by BOYD NEEL
8.39' William Mathias Three Improvisations: OSIAN ELLIS
8.44' Walton Siesta
8.49* Vaughan Williams Overture: The Wasps
LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR ADRIAN BOULT gramophone records
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Introduced by John Lade
Building a Library: Liszt's Piano Sonata in B minor, by CHRISTOPHER HEADINGTON
Audio Fairs- Yesterday and Today: DONALD ALDOUS
Furtwangler's Ring: reviewed by CHARLES OSBORNE
Including the performance of Liszt's Piano Sonata in B minor recommended in this morning's Record Review, and an excerpt from the Furtwangler Ring Cycle (mono).
A series featuring life music-making
Today's recital comes from the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London
Manoug Parikian (violin) Malcolm Binns (piano)
Brahms Sonata in G, Op 78
Mozart Sonata in B flat (K 454)
SERGIO AND EDUARDO ABREU (guitars)
BBC SCOTTISH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader SYDNEY HUMPHREYS conducted by JOHN ARNOLD Part 1
Britten Sinfonia da Requiem
12.37* Guido Sant6rsola Concerto for two guitars and small orchestra (first broadcast performance)
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Part 2
Vivaldi Concerto In G major, for two guitars and string orchestra (R Op 21 No 11)
1.17* Elgar Variations on an original theme (Enigma)
A series in which well-known public figures present their own choice of gramophone records. Today the programme is introduced by ur iioger Bannister
Chairman of the Sports Council
JOHANN STRAUSS ORCHESTRA conducted by MAX SCRÖNHERR plays marches. polkas and waltzes by Johann and Josef Strauss and Carl Michael
Ziehrer
(Recordings made available by Austrian Radio)
Frank) PaukKirshbaum Trio Peter Frankl (piano) Gyorgy Pauk (violin)
Ralph Kirshbaum (cello)
Mozart Trio in c major (K 548) Brahms Trio in B major. Op 8
Introduced by PETER CLAYTON
A weekly survey of the world of music by the artists and personalities who create it. Introduced by John Amis Production assistant NATALIE WHEEN
Producer DENYS GUERWLT
The first of four programmes in which Jerrold Northrop Moore talks about some unusual records of special interest for their musical performances.
This week he plays records of Brahms and several pianists who studied with Clara Schumann and who had the advantage of Brahms's friendship and advice about the interpretation of his piano music.
(Next programme: 4 November)
A fortnightly series presenting arguments that challenge current orthodoxies
South Africa - Vain Hopes and Double Standards
Robert Kernohan argues that many liberals who oppose apartheid do so from a false position. They are, he maintains, unrealistic to hope for the peaceful development of majority rule. Furthermore, their opposition to ' racialism ' is one-sided and ignores the political facts of modern Africa.
An opera in three acts based on GOGOL'S short story Words by Y. PREIS
Music by Shostakovich English translation by EDWARD DOWNES
(first performance in this country)
Major Kovalyof wakes up one morning to find his nose has gone. How he copes without it, and how the nose behaves on its own, form the basis of a hilarious satire on society in general and on bureaucracy in particular.
with IAN PARTRIDGE , DUNCAN ROBERTSON and ROBERT BOWMAN (tenors)
MICHAKL RIPPON , NEILSON TAYLOR I basses)
Narrator PETER HOWELL BBC NORTHERN SINGERS BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA conducted by EDWARD DOWNES Repetiteurs RICHARD NUNN and ROGER VIGNOLES
Producer ERNEST WARBURTON Acts 1 and 2 8.35* The Importance of Having a Nose: VICTOR ERLICH , Ben-singer Professor of Russian literature at Yale. talks about Gogol's short story and its background.
8.55* The Nose: Act 3
'Michael Langdon and David Lennox broadcast by permission of the General Administrator. Covent Garden; Geoffrey Chard, Ann Howard , Sandra Dugdale by permission of Sadler's Wells Opera)
ALAN GIBSON presents a portrait of Samuel Taylor Coleridge during his early formative years in Bristol and Somerset Readers FRANK DUNCAN and DOUGLAS LEACH
Producer PAMELA HOWE
CHRIST! LUDWIG (mezzo-sop) DRESDEN STAATSKAPELLE conducted by KARL BÖHM Part 1
Mozart Symphony No 29 (K 201) Mahler Kindertotenlieder , for voice and orchestra
11.15* The Strauss of the Tone-Poems: talk by WILLIAM MANN
11.35* Festival Concert: part 2 Strauss Symphonic Poem: Tod und Verkiarung
(Austrian Radio recording)
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