French music inspired by Goethe
Thomas Overture: Mignon
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by LEONARD BERNSTEIN
7.15* Dukas Scherzo: The Sorcerer's Apprentice: THE PARIS ORCHESTRA, conducted by JEAN-PIERRE JACQUILLAT
7.27* Massenet Excerpts from Werther: VICTORIA DE LOS ANGELES (soprano), NICOLAT GEDDA (tenor) THE PARIS ORCHESTRA conducted by GEORGES pretre
7.40* Gounod Ballet Music (Faust, Act 5): BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN gramophone records
Also inspired by Goethe Wagner A Faust Overture CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA conducted by GEORGE SZELL
8.18* Schubert Harfenspieler Lieder: DIETRICH FISCHER-DIESKAU (bar), GERALD MOORE (piano)
8.30* Busoni Two studies for Doktor Faust
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by DANIELL REVENAUGH
8.50* Beethoven Cantata: Meerestille und gliickliche Fahrt VIENNA SINGVEREIN VIENNA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by FERDINAND LEITNER gramophone records
Russian Overture
PARIS CONSERVATOIRE ORCHESTRA conducted by JEAN MARTINON
S.18* Romeo and Juliet: Suite No 2 (mono)
MOSCOW PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by THE COMPOSER
9.47* Chorus of the Pioneers (Winter Bonfire): PRAGUE RADIO children's CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA conducted by ALOIS KLIMA gramophone records
A series of programmes featuring British amateur choirs CHAPTER BOUSE CHOIR
WIRRAL COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS CHOIR
Music by Purcell, Howells, Stanford and Vaughan Williams
given by RONALD LUMSDEN Copland Variations
Webern Variations, Op 27
Schoenberg Six Little Pieces, Op 19
Stockhauscn Piano Piece No 5 Bartok Suite: Out of doors
(A public concert given at Leeds University: 17Febl972)
THOMAS REMSI. EY (baritone)
BBC SCOTTISH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by GEORGE HURST
Beethoven Overture: Coriolan
12.4* Schumann Symphony No 1. in B flat major (Spring)
12.38* Berlioz Excerpts from The Damnation of Faust
Aeolian String Quartet with Kenneth Essex (viola)
Haydn Quartet in D, Op 76 No 5 Mendelssohn Quintet in B flat, Op 87
(A public concert from St John 's, Smith Square, London, SW1. Tickets 40p, at the door)
Excerpts from Rossini's Le Siege de Corinthe christiane eda-pierre (Pamira) ANDRE MAI.LABRERA (Néocles) remy CORAZZA (Cléomène) KRISTA KRISTIC (Mahomet) PIERRE thau (Hieros)
OPERA CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
OF FRENCH RADIO conducted by MARCEL COURAUD (French Radio recording)
Ives From the steeples and mountains, for brass and bells; Calcium Light Night (first broadcast in this country): Orchestral Set No 3 (first broadcast in this country)
Krenek Instant remembered, for soprano and instruments (first broadcast in this country) GERTIE CHARLENT (Soprano) DIE REIHE ENSEMBLE conducted by RICHARD DUFALLO (Austrian Radio recording)
Krenek Symphony No 3, Op 16 (first broadcast in this country): SOUTH-WEST GERMAN
RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, conducted by the COMPOSER (South-west German Radio recording)
plays two of his own compositions for organ: Allen: Le tombeau de Colbert (first broadcast performance in this country)
(A concert given in St Thomas the Martyr Church, Newcastle upon Tyne, on 21 February)
THE NEWHAM BAND conductor RON COOPER
with David Munrow : records Producer artiiuh JOHNSON
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6.30 Starting German: Reiseburo Atlas: Es ist Ostern
A special holiday programme
(Rptd: Sunday, R4 VHF)
7.0 Introduction to Arabic
Third of 15 lessons
(Rptd: Sunday, R4 VHF)
For publications see page 56
direct from the Gaumont Theatre, Ipswich
GYORGY PAUK (violin)
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader BELA BEKANY conducted by ERICH SCHMID Part 1
Busoni Comedy Overture Dvorak Violin Concerto
8.15* Reading
8.25* Concert: part 2
Beethoven Symphony No 7
(Given in association with Ipswich Civic Concerts)
Change and continuity In the world's longest surviving civilisation.
Richard Harris of The Times presents 14 programmes uncovering the roots of China, with contributions from some leading sinologists
1: The Chinese Outlook
Chinese civilisation had developed on its own for a thousand years before Buddhism came from India after the first century AD. Chinese ways of thinking have been influenced, but not diverted, by ideas from outside. The binding force of a common Chinese culture gives to Chinese thought its own rationale.
This programme includes:
Ross Terrill of Harvard, a recent visitor to China
C. P. Fitzgerald, Professor Emeritus in Far Eastern History at Canberra
D. C. Twitchett, Professor of Chinese at Cambridge
Mark Mancall, Professor of History at Stanford
Benjamin Schwartz, Professor of History and Government at Harvard
Michael Sullivan, Professor of Oriental Art at Stanford
Bill Jenner of Leeds University
Series producer Adrian Johnson
(Repeated: Thursday, 9.0 pm)
(Book: A Chinese View of China. 70p: see page 63)
(The Briton who grew up talking Chinese: page 11)
A forlniKhtly series
MALCOLM BIN'NS (piano)
DR high i.'etang. Editor of The Practitioner, describes how ailing leaders have changed the course of recent history.
Gediclite der Kõnlgln Maria Stuart : Settings of translations of Robert Burns
PAMELA BOWDEN (contralto) PAUL HAMBURGER (piano)
from York University
Ram Narayan (sarangi) with Suresh Talwalker (tabla)
Rag: Nand kedar
(Part of a concert given In the Lyons Concert Hall on 13 October 1972)
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