on ancient Greek subjects
Gretry Overture: The judgment of Midas
NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by RAYMOND LEPPARD
7.11* Gluck Chaconne (Paride ed Elena)
STUTTGART CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by KARL MUNCHINGER
7.22* Johann Florian Deller Suite: Orfeo ed Euridice CONSORTIUM MUSICUM conducted by GERD BERG
7.35* Dittersdorf Symphony in F (Die Retrung der Andromeda durch Perseus)
MAINZ CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by gunther KEHR gramophone records

also on Greek subjects
Leclair Suite: Scylla et Glaucus
ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA directed by RAYMOND LEPPARD (harpsichord) Stravinsky Ballet: Apollo
COLUMBIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by the composer gramophone records

Prokofiev
Symphony No 7, in c sharp minor
MOSCOW RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by GENNADI ROZHDESTVENSKY gramophone records

born 5 April 1903
Violin Sonata (1939)
Prelude. Minuet and Reel, for piano (1931)
Trio. for flute, oboe and piano (1951)
BARRY GRIFFITHS (violin) AL IN LOCKWOOD (flute) THOMAS RATTER (oboe)
MAURICE AITCHISON (piano)
Bolton-born Thomas Pitfield has many sides to his talent-composer, poet. artist and designer. His output includes vocal, choral, chamber, orchestral and stage works. Pitfield spent more than 25 years on the staff of the Royal Manchester College of Music, where his pupils included David Ellis and John McCabe.

The last of a series of supplementary programmes in conjunction with Wednesday's Study series
Presented by MADEAU STEWART

ISRAEL BROADCASTING SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
Haydn Symphony No 95, in c minor conducted by GARY BERTINI Honegger Pacific 231 conducted by mendi RODAN
Tzvi Avni Meditations on a drama: Metamorphoses for chamber orchestra conducted by avi OSTROWSKY
Oedoen Partos Tehilim (Psalms) conducted by mendi RODAN
(Recordings made available by courtesy of Israeli Radio)

A recital of piano music by Liszt given at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, on 18 June
1972
Part 1
Deuxième année de pelerinage: Italie

Liszt: part 2
Mephisto Waltz No 1; Unstern; Bagatelle sans tonalité; La lugubre gondola; Hungarian Rhapsodies: No 17, in D minor; No 13, in A minor

Eurydice
Lyric drama in three acts Words by JEAN ANOUILH
Music by Jean-Michel Damase (sung in French)
Recording of the world premiere given at the 1972 Mat Musical de Bordeaux made available by French Radio
(first broadcast in this country) The famous classical myth re-interpreted in a setting of postwar France as a tragedy of young love, innocence and mistrust.
ORCHESTRA OF THE
GRAND-THÉÂTRE, BORDEAUX conducted by JEAN-MICHEL DAMASE Acts 1 and 2 3.15* Sonnets to Orpheus
Selections from the sequence by RAtNER MARIA RILKE
Introduced and translated by HALLAM TENNYSON
Readers WALTER hertner and ROBIN BROWNE
3.30' Eurydice, Act 3

An experimental group formed by musicians sharing an empathy as well as musical experience
Garry Windo (tenor) Dave MacRae (keyboards) Ron Matthewson (bass) Robert Wyatt (percussion)
Introduced by Ian Carr

The BBC's Radio Contest for B.rass Bands
Round 2 Programme 1 City of Coventry Band conductor ALBERT CHAPPELL v Kibworth Band conductor PAUL wright Introduced by Harry Mortimer , ore Producer ALLAN GILES

with David Munrow : records

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6.30 The Experience of Work MIKE HARTLEY-BREWER reports on the satisfactions and discontents of working in a large city. First of five programmes
Series producer JOHN THOMAS
6.50 Community Care: Health and Society
1: The Needs and the Services With DR WILFRID HARDING
Series producer CHRIS longley
7.10 Leisure and Retirement
Five programmes presented by GEORGE LUCE
3: Rewarding Recreation
How can we develop present hobbies and new skills in preparation for a profitable use of increased leisure?
For publications see page 56

(mezzo-soprano) with Felix Lavilla (piano) Part 1
Haydn Cantata: Arianna a Naxos
Mussorgsky The Nursery
8.5* Reading
8.15* Recital: part 2
Anchieta, arr Dorumsgaard Con amores, la mi madre
Esteve, arr Dorumsgaard Alma, sintamos
De la Torre, arr Dorumsgaard Pampano verde
Granados El tra la la y el punteado; Oh muerte cruel (La maja dolorosa); El majo timido Falla Seven popular Spanish songs
(A public concert given in the Queen Elizabeth Hall , London, on 18 January)

Richard Harris of The Times presents 14 programmes uncovering the roots of China, with contributions from some leading sinologists
1: The Chinese Outlook

JAMES GIBB and PAUL HAMBURGER discuss the first movement of Mozart's A major Piano Concerto (K 488), as recorded by Anda, Barenboim, Curzon, Haebler, Heidsieck, Kempff, Rubinstein, Serkin, Solomon, and others,

KAREN PHILLIPS (viola) BBC MEN'S CHORUS
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader BELA dekany conducted by HAROLD FARBERMAN George Crumb Echoes of time and the river
Sessions Symphony No 5 (first performance in this country)
Farberman Ballet from the open The Losers (first performance in this country)
Morton Feldman The Viola in my life (Version No 4, for viola and orchestra)