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A record request programme Part 1
Handel Overture:
Samson Dussek Piano Concerto in B flat Dvorak Symphonic Poem: The Golden Spinning-wheel
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Part 2
Villa Lobos Bachlanas Brasll eiras No 5 (mono)
Respighi Brazilian Impressions Villa-Lobos Guitar Concerto
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Weber and Lortzlng Weber
Grand Duo Concertant
GERVASE DE PEYER (clarinet) CYRIL PREEDY (piano)
Piano Sonata No 3, in D minor DINO CIANI gramophone records
played by Alena Vesela (organ) from St Albans Cathedral
Nun danket alle Gott (BWV 657)
Nun komm' der Heiden Heiland (BWV 659, 660, 661)
Komm, Gott Schopfer, heiliger Geist (BWV 667)
Vor deinen Thron tret' ich hiermit (bwv 668)
(Part of a public recital given on 11 March)
from Scotland
Schubert Impromptu In A flat, for piano (D 899 No 4)
Rossini Quartet No 1, in r, for flute, clarinet, horn and bassoon
Robert Crawford Sonata No 2, for piano
Mozart Serenade in c minor, for wind octet (K 388)
ALEXANDER KELLY (piano)
SCOTTISH WIND ENSEMBLE
BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. led by WILLIAM BENHAM conducted by BRYDEN THOMSON and ANTHONY PIERCE Part 1 conducted by ANTHONY PIERCE Rameau Overture: Zais
11.24* Sibelius Symphony No 5
A talk by MICHAEL HOWARD on circus and fairground music.
Part 2 Stravinsky conducted by BRYDEN THOMSON
Ballet: Petrushka (1947 version) VINCENT BILLINGTON (piano)
(Given before an invited audience in the Queens Hall, Widnes, on 27 September)
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A series of recitals given by artists of the younger generation liana Vered (piano)
Works by Chopin and Ravel
(Given before an invited audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London. Tickets from BBC Ticket Unit)
Briinnhilde (part 2)
RITA HUNTER continues her discussion of this role from Wagner's Gotterdammerung and introduces further excerpts from gramophone records.
conducted by NORMAN DEL MAR Tippett Sellinger 's Round Lambert Aubade heroique Nicholas Maw Sinfonia
from Magdalen College. Oxford Responses (Bernard Rose)
Psalm 78; Lessons: Job 28; Romans 8, vv 1-11
Canticles (Howells, Collegium Magdalenae)
Anthem: Lord, thou hast been our refuge (Joubert) Director of Music
BERNARD ROSE
Organ Scholar JEREMY SUTER
The titles of today's record* chosen by the under-20s will be announced by CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD only after they have been played. The programme includes extracts from a Piano Concerto, a Symphony and a String Quartet.
Trends in pop music on records introduced by Derek Jewell
6.0 Stock Market Report
medium wave
6.30 Living with Technology 7: The Costs of Technology
GERALD LEACH talks to JEREMY SWIFT
6.50 Rosla and After
7.10 Community Care: The Patient at Home
Seven case-studies for nurses in training.
2: Handicapped Children Programme consultants
JOAN MARKHAM , JAMES SMITH (Book 45p: see page 78)
direct from the Northern
College of Music, Manchester, DAVID WILDE (piano) LONDON SINFONIETTA conducted by ELGAR HOWARTH Part 1
Alexander Goehr Three Interludes from Arden muss sterben Maxwell Davies Piano Pieces, Op 2; St Michael Sonata, for 17 wind instruments (first broadcast performance)
Alan Bowness suggests that In British 20th-century art, such artificial time spans as the 30s or 40s are for once meaningful. He has been responsible for organising the Arts Council Exhibition, Decade 40s, now at the Whitechapel Art Gallery, London.
Part 2
Goehr Nonomiya, for piano
Harrison Birtwistle Verses for Ensembles
(Given before an Invited audience in the Concert Hall)
To celebrate 50 years of successful broadcasting, a repeat of The Foundling
A play in verse by ANDREW M. WILKINSON with music by HUMPHREY SEARLE Arranged for stereo by RAYMOND RAIKES
Pew Ends:
Misericords:
AMBROSIAN SINGERS and SINFONIA OF LONDON conducted by MARCUS DODS
Producer RAYMOND RAIKES
plays guitar music from Cuba gramophone records
A specially commissioned radio score to commemorate the Anniversary
Words by GEORGE MACBETH Music by GEORGE NEWSON CHORAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE chorus-master GEOFFREY MITCHELL conducted by the composer
Mozart's entertainment music
Serenade No 7, in D (Haffner) (K 250): WILLI BOSKOVSKY (violin) VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by KARL MÜNCHINGER preceded and followed by the March in D (K 249) gramophone records
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