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Rossini Overture: The Silken Ladder: NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by LEONARD BERNSTEIN
7.13* Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor
SVIATOSLAV RICHTER WARSAW PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by WITOLD HOWICKI
7.45* Smetana Symphonic Poem: Vltava (Ma vlast)
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAM gramophone records
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Telemann Concerto Grosso in D JOHN DE LANCIE ( Oboe) CHARLES MORRIS (oboe)
GILBERT JOHNSON (trumpet)
SEYMOUR ROSENFELD (trumpet) DONALD MCCOMAS (trumpet) PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA conducted by EUGENE ORMANDY
8.17* Campra Suite: L Europe galante: ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, directed by RAYMOND LEPPARD ( harpsichord)
8.38* Mozart Symphony No 31, in D (Paris) (K 297)
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by KARL BOHM gramophone records
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II mondo della luna (The World of the Moon): comic opera in three acts (abridged) Libretto by CARLO GOLDONI
(sung in German: records)
MUNICH CHAMBER OPERA CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, conducted by JOANNES WEISSENBACH
GLASGOW t'NIVERSITY CHAPEL CHOIR
THE KINGHORN SINGERS
Music by John Blow. John Amner , Alun Hoddinott. Swee linck. Schubert, Vaughan Williams and Fricker
Piano Sonata in B major, Op 19 BENJAMIN KAPLAN
Hoffmeisler Serenade in E flat NETHERLANDS RADIO CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA conducted by ROELOF KROL
(Netherlands Radio recording) Mozart Serenade in B flat (K 361): Strauss Serenade in a flat. Op 7: ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA WIND ENSEMBLE conducted by EDO DE WAART
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ELIZABETH GALE. PAMELA SMITH
(sopranos), JOHN-ANGELO MESSANA (counter-tenor)
NEIL JENKINS (tenor)
Christopher KEYTE (bass-bar) MALCOLM HICKS (organ)
MONTEVERDI CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA Conductor JOHN ELIOT GARDINER Charpentier Mass on Christmas Night
Bach Cantata No 61: Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland
(Given in St John's, Smith Square, London, SW1. Tickets 40p, obtainable at the door. Next concert: 8 January)
Trio in r sharp minor, Op 1 NO 1: TONONI TRIO
HELGA WAGNER (contralto) CHARLOTTE ZELKA (piano) DIE REIHE ENSEMBLE
AUSTRIAN RADIO CHORUS conducted by FRIEDRICH CERHA Part 1
Webern Six Pieces, Op 6
Leopold Spinner Piano Concerto. Op 4
Hans-Erich Apostel Three Songs for medium voice and chamber orchestra (first broadcast in this country)
Webern Concerto, Op 24, for nine instruments
3.25* Talk by Jonathan Harvey 'Composing and listening to music means holding two demanding forces in balance, as Intense a surrender to the moment as possible, and also a clear memory of its context - the work as a whole.'
3.45* Concert: part 2
Webern Symphony, Op 21; Entflieht auf leichten Kahnen, Op 2, for chorus and instruments
Ludwig Zenk Two Songs, Op 6, for unaccompanied mixed chorus (first broadcast in this country)
Webern Five Pieces, Op 10 (Austrian Radio recording)
played by MICHAEL AUSTIN
Bach Schiibler Chorale Preludes (BWV 645-650)
Karg-Elert Kaleidoscope, Op 144 (A public concert given in St Thomas the Martyr Church,
Newcastle upon Tyne: 22 Nov)
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
with David Munrow
6.0 Stock Market Report
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LONDON studio STRINGS, conducted by HANS-HUBERT SCHONZEI.ER
BBC MIDI.AND LIGHT ORCHESTRA conducted by TERENCE LOVETT with artists on records
Starting German: Relsebflrt Atlas. Wcihnachtlieder
In the second of four holiday programmes ILSE SINGER and JORG SÖRENSEN introduce carols (Rptd: Sun, 31 Dec, R4 VHF)
presented by Swiss Radio on behalf of the European Broadcasting Union ARTHUR GRUMIAUX (violin) PIERRE FOURNIER (cello) NIKITA MAGALOFF (piano) direct from the Concert Hall of Crissier, near Lausanne Part 1
Schubert Trio in B flat (D 898) Mendelssohn Trio in D minor, Op 49
Today Christopher Fry celebrates his 65th birthday. HAROLD HOBSON , the theatre critic, talks about his contribution to the English theatre.
Part 2
Mendelssohn Trio in c minor, Op 66
Schubert Trio in E flat (D 929)
JOHN STEVENS surveys in these four programmes the rich and unjustly neglected heritage of medieval melodic music. The talks are illustrated with hitherto unpublished and un-performed songs from manuscripts in European libraries, specially recorded by CHRISTINA CLARKE (soprano) WILFRED BROWN (tenor) DAVID MUNROW
(recorder and percussion) ELEANOR SLOAN (rebec)
JAMES TYLER (lute and cittern)
3: Popular Song and Dance-Song
Diane de Poitiers: Suite No 1
STRASBOURG RADIO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA conducted by ROGER ALBIN gramophone record
A Medieval Yuletide Poem in a translation by GWYN JONES Arranged for stereo in four programmes by RAYMOND RAIKES with music by STEPHEN DODGSON which includes settings of 14th-century carols
2: Christmas at The Wirral-A Wager and Temptation
DAVID GOODERSON , JOHN SAMSON and DAVID TIMSON with THE KING'S SINGERS
(directed by SIMON CARRINGTON ) and the orchestra conducted by RAE JENKINS
Producer RAYMOND RAIKES
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