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New Series.

A series in which a Haydn Symphony will be featured each week.

Handel Concerto Grosso No 28, in F, for double orchestra
English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Raymond Leppard
J. C. Bach Quintet in D, Op 11 No 6
Berlin Philharmonic Soloists Haydn Symphony No 34 Philharmonia Hungarica conducted by Antal Doratu

Contributors

Conductor:
Raymond Leppard
Conductor:
Antal Dorati

Antony Hopkins presents listeners' record requests by telephone. This week's guest caller is Philip Jones , who at 10.9* will be talking to ANTONY HOPkins about the Symphony for Brass by the American composer, GUNTHER SCHUI. LER.
Telephone [number removed]with your request between 8.0 am and 10.30

Contributors

Unknown:
Antony Hopkins
Unknown:
Philip Jones
Unknown:
Gunther Schui.

Presented by Alan Blyth
MARTIN COOPER discusses Faure's song-cycles.
NICHOLAS MAW, whose Resurrexit is broadcast from Cheltenham tomorrow, and who is composer-in-residence at this year's South Bank Summer Music, talks to ROBERT HENDER SON about his work.
CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD reviews recent books on early keyboard instruments and their music.
Editor KEITH HORNER

Contributors

Presented By:
Alan Blyth
Presented By:
Martin Cooper
Unknown:
Robert Hender
Unknown:
Christopher Hogwood
Editor:
Keith Horner

International radio competition for amateur choirs
Great Britain Rounds: Programme 2
Equal Voice Class: ESKDALE SINGERS
OLIVE QUANTRILL SINGERS School Class:
ELG'N JUNIOR SINGERS
BELFAST HtGH SCHOOL CHOIR Adjudicators JOHN ALLDIS
DAVID Ll'MSDEN, ALLEN PERCIVAL Introduced by DAVID WILLCOCKS Producer ANTHONY PHILPOTT

Contributors

Unknown:
John Alldis
Unknown:
Allen Percival
Introduced By:
David Willcocks
Producer:
Anthony Philpott

The Brigands
Opera in four acts
Libretto bv ANDREA MAFFFI after SCHILLER'S play Die Rauber Music byVerdi' (sung in Italian) (first broadcast in this country)
This was the first of Verdi's operas to receive its premiere outside Italy - at Her Majesty's Theatre. London, in 1847, with Jenny Lind as Amalia, betrothed to Carlo, the ' angry young man ' who turns bandit.
TURIN CHORUS AND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF ITALIAN RADIO chorus-master RUGGERO MAGHINI conducted by FRANCO MANNINO
(Recording made available by courtesy of Italian Radio)
The action takes place in Germany at the beginning of the 18th century. Acts 1 and 2 3.20* Verdi's Letters
CHARLES OSBORNE reads extracts from the letters, which he has chosen to illustrate the background to the composition of I Masnadieri.
3.35* I Masnadieri Acts 3 and 4

Contributors

Unknown:
Jenny Lind
Conducted By:
Franco Mannino
Unknown:
Charles Osborne

A continuing series of programmes of British music RALPH HOLMES (violin)
BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, leader BARRY GRIFFITHS conducted by RAYMOND LEPPARD Part 1
Ireland Symphonic Rhapsody: Mai-dun
4.48* Delius Violin Concerto

Contributors

Violin:
Ralph Holmes
Leader:
Barry Griffiths
Conducted By:
Raymond Leppard

by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE with Leo McKern , Peter Jeffrey John Rowe , David Buck
Peter Sallis , Elizabeth Spriggs The action of the play takes place in England and Wales.
Music specially composed by DAVID CAIN and played by MICHAEL LAIRD , MALCOLM SMITH ROGER BRENNER , MARTIN NICHOLLS CHRISTOPHER BALL TERRY EMERY and FRANCES KELLY
Singer MARTYN HILL
Swinging, vigorous, imaginative (THE GUARDIAN)
Leo McKern as Falstafi - an inspired choice (SUNDAY TIMES) John Rowe an outstanding Prince (THE TIMES) Producer MARTIN JENKINS (Next Sun: Henry IV, Part 2) (David Kincaid is a National Theatre Player) followed by an interlude

Contributors

Unknown:
William Shakespeare
Unknown:
Leo McKern
Unknown:
Peter Jeffrey
Unknown:
John Rowe
Unknown:
David Buck
Unknown:
Peter Sallis
Unknown:
Elizabeth Spriggs
Composed By:
David Cain
Played By:
Michael Laird
Played By:
Malcolm Smith
Played By:
Roger Brenner
Played By:
Martin Nicholls
Played By:
Christopher Ball
Played By:
Terry Emery
Played By:
Frances Kelly
Singer:
Martyn Hill
Producer:
Martin Jenkins
King Henry:
Peter Jeffrey
Prince Henry:
John Rowe
Prince John of Lancaster:
Sam Dastor
Westmorland:
Terry Scully
Blunt:
Brian Haines
Thomas Percy, Earl of Worcester:
Peter Sallis
Henry Percy Earl of Northumberland:
Lewis Stringer
Henry Percy, surnamed Hot-spur.:
David Buck
Mortimer, Earl of March:
Richard Hampton
Douglas:
David Kincaid
Glendower:
Haydn Jones
Sir Richard Vernon:
John Pullen
Scroop, Archbishop of York:
Hugh Dickson
Sir Michael:
David Gooderson
Sir John Falstaff:
Leo McKern
Poins:
Nigel Lambert
PetO:
Fraser Kerr
Bardolph:
Geoffrey Matthews
Gadshill:
Robin Browne
Lady Percy:
Kate Binchy
Lady Mortimer:
Elizabeth Morgan
Mistress Quickly:
Elizabeth Spriggs
Vintner; Carrier:
Ronald Herdman
Ostler; Messenger:
Andrew Rivers
Servant to Hotspur:
Sam Bastor
Francis:
David Gooderson
Sheriff:
John Pullen
Chamberlain:
Brian Haines
Carrier:
Hugh Dickson

HELEN DONATH (soprano)
SAAR RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by HANS ZENDER
Nehmt meinen Dank (K 383) Ch'io mi scordi di te (K 505) piano obbligato
HANS RICHTER-HAASER
(Recording made available by courtesy of Saar Radio)

Contributors

Soprano:
Helen Donath
Conducted By:
Hans Zender

During his career Enrico Caruso (1873-1921) made recordings of many of his most celebrated operatic roles. Despite their technical imperfections these recordings preserve something of his phenomenal talents as a singer and interpreter.
Like all singers NIGEL DOUGLAS reveres Caruso and in this personal tribute to his artistry he includes extracts from L'Elisir d'Amore, L'Africaine, Rigoletto. 11 Trovatore, La Bohème, The Pearl Fishers and Pagliacci. Producer ALAN HAYDOCK followed by an interlude

Contributors

Unknown:
Enrico Caruso
Singers:
Nigel Douglas
Producer:
Alan Haydock

BBC Radio 3

About BBC Radio 3

Live music and the arts: broadcasts more live music than any other radio network. Classical music is its core. Genres include world and new music, jazz, speech and drama.

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