Including madrigals by Monteverdi and orchestral music by Handel: gramophone records
Sibelius Tone Poem: En Saga LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by ANTAL DORATI
8.25* Symphony No 3, in c halle ORCHESTRA, conducted by SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI gramophone records
Britten and Bridge Bridge Sonata
MSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH (Cello) BENJAMIN BRITTEN (piano)
9.30* Britten Six Holderlin Fragments: PETER PEARS (tenor) THE COMPOSER (piano)
9.43* Britten Sinfonietta
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As a young soprano
Maggie Teyte was chosen by Debussy to succeed Mary Garden in Pellias et Milisande. It was as an interpreter of French songs that she made her reputation and, for this, even before receiving her dbe, she received the Croix de Lorraine.
A tribute on her 85th birthday by Richard Bebb
Producer MADEAU STEWART
conducted by OWAIN ARWEI. HUGHES
Mendelssohn Overture: Fingal's Cave
FaurS Pavane
Inghelbrecht The Nursery: Suite No 1
Raymond Harvey Adagio for string orchestra
David Morgan Partita
LEONIDAS LIPOVETSKY (piano) Mozart Sonata in F (K 332)
11.48* Prokofiev Visions fugitives, Op 22
ROHAN DE SARAM (Cello) BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA conducted by NORMAN DELMAR Part 1
Schubert Entr'acte in 8 flat major, Act 3: Ballet in 8 minor. Act 2: Ballet in G major, Act 4 (Rosamunde)
12.28' Schumann Cello Concerto in A minor
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Mozart Overture: La finta semplice
1.29* Borodin Symphony No 1, in E flat major
(Given before an invited audience in the City Hall, Cardiff)
BBC WEST OF ENGLAND SINGERS conductor PHILIP MOORE GARTH BENSON (organ) Kodaly Pange lingua
2.17* Howells Rhapsody No 3, in c sharp minor
2.25* Bach Motet: Jesu, meine Freude
Reznicek Overture: Donna Diana VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by WILLI BOSKOVSKY
3.2* Dohnanyi Piano Concerto No 1, in E minor BALINT VAZSONYI
NEW PniLHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by JOHN PRITCHARD gramophone records
NEW PHONIC ART
Michel Portal (clarinet and saxophone)
Vinko Globokar (trombone)
Jean-Pierre Drouet (percussion) earlos-Roqué Alsina (piano and organ)
Alsina Consecuenza for trombone, Op 17
Globokar Correspondances , for four soloists
Kagel Der Atem (version for trombone)
Globokar Drama, for pianist and percussion
(First performances in this country of the trombone version of the Kagel and of the works by Globokar)
(A Macnaghten Concert given at the Round House, Chalk Farm, London, NW1, on 28 January)
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Tales and Music for Younger Listeners with David Munrow gramophone records
A two-part sequence of music for the early evening.
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6.30 The Arab Heritage
Ten programmes on the culture of the Arab world and its contribution to civilisation 9: Arab Literature Today With DR PIERRE CACHIA
7.0 Personality and The Portrait 3: The Man Behind the Mask
In the third of eight programmes DAVID PIPER looks at some of the ways in which the portrait artist attempts to capture the sitter's inner personality and refers to illustrations in the accompanying book. Book, £1.40: see page 66
A live performance in BENJAMIN BRITTEN 'S edition, translated by PETER PEARS and IMOGEN HOLST
Given before an invited audience in St John's, Smith Square, London
NORMA BURROWES (soprano) DOREEN WALKER (contralto) CHRISTOPHER KEYTE (bass)
RICHARD HICKOX SINGERS AND ORCHESTRA leader SIMON standagc
by T. S. ELIOT read by Alec Guinness with music specially composed by PETER MAXWELL DAVIES and played by THE FIRES OF LONDON
Producer HALLAM TENNYSON
All manner of thing shall be well
When the tongues of flame are tn-folded
Into the crowned knot of tire
And the fire and the rose are one.
Many believe Four Quartets to be the greatest poem in English of this century, and Guinness's reading of it received wide acclaim.
Third of a series including all Mozart's piano sonatas and some of Schumann's shorter pieces
Mozart Sonata in B flat major (K 281)
Schumann Novellette In sharp minor, Op 21 No 8
Mozart Sonata in D major (K 576) played by NIGEL COXE
