Strauss Festmusik der Stadt Wien: PHILIP JONES BRASS ENSEMBLE
9.8* Othmar Schoeck Horn Concerto in D minor HERMANN BAUMANN VIENNA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by DIETFRIED BERNET
9.27* Loewe Ballades: Tom der Reimer; Die Uhr; Erlkbnig THEO ADAM (baSS)
RUDOLF DUNCKEL (piano)
9.43' Brahms Piano Trio in c, Op 87: JOSEF SUK (violin) JANOS STARKER (cello) JULIUS KATCHEN (piano)
10.15* Mozart Abendempfind ung: Der Zauberer
ELISABETH SCHWARZKOPF (sop) GEOFFREY PARSONS (piano)
10.25* Stravinsky Ballet: Apollo BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN gramophone records

Contributors

Unknown:: Philip Jones
Conducted By:: Dietfried Bernet
Piano:: Julius Katchen
Piano:: Mozart Abendempfind
Unknown:: Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
Piano:: Geoffrey Parsons
Conducted By:: Herbert von Karajan

Source: Radio Times

11:00

Cheltenham Festival

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 11:00 on BBC Radio 3

Allegri String Quartet direct from the Pittville Pump Room Part 1
Shostakovich Quartet No 3, in F, Op 73
Maxwell Davies Quartet

Source: Radio Times

11:45

* The Arts Council and The Regions

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 11:45 on BBC Radio 3

Nell Duncan , the Arts Council of Great Britain's newly appointed Director for Regional Development, talks about his job and new directions in Arts Council policy.

Contributors

Unknown:: Nell Duncan

Source: Radio Times

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12:40

Song of Summer

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 12:40 on BBC Radio 3

Music by Delius LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, COnducted by SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI gramophone records

Contributors

Unknown:: Sir John Barbirolli

Source: Radio Times

13:00

News Weather

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 13:00 on BBC Radio 3

Source: Radio Times

13:05

The Positive World

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 13:05 on BBC Radio 3

with Donald Milner

Contributors

Unknown:: Donald Milner

Source: Radio Times

13:20

BBC Symphony Orchestra

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 13:20 on BBC Radio 3

led by MAURICE BRETT conducted by DIEGO MASSON with CARLOS ALSINA (piano)
Vivaldi Concerto in D minor, for string orchestra (L'estro armonico)
Mozart Masonic Funeral Music (K 477)
Alsina Schichten
Schubert Symphony No 2

Contributors

Unknown:: Maurice Brett
Conducted By:: Diego Masson

Source: Radio Times

This listing contains language that some may find offensive.

15:20

* Music Now

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 15:20 on BBC Radio 3

Introduced by John Amis
GEOFFREY BRAND, HARRY MORTIMER and SIR WILLIAM WALTON discuss the position of the brass band in its own field and that of the concert hall, and THOMAS WILSON talks about his new work. Producer DENYS GUEROULT Part 1

Contributors

Introduced By:: John Amis
Unknown:: Harry Mortimer
Unknown:: Sir William Walton
Talks:: Thomas Wilson

Source: Radio Times

15:40

Cheltenham Festival

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 15:40 on BBC Radio 3

Part 2
Vinter Entertainments
Gregson Concerto Grosso Phyllis Tate Illustrations Bliss Suite: Kenilworth

Source: Radio Times

16:40

Music Now

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 16:40 on BBC Radio 3

Part 2 followed by an Interlude

Source: Radio Times

17:15

Glyndebourne's Figaro

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 17:15 on BBC Radio 3

Le Nozze di Figaro - The Marriage of Figaro
Comic opera in four acts
Libretto by LORENZO DA PONTE after BEAUMARCHAIS
Music by Mozart (sung in Italian)
direct from Glyndebourne
Comic opera about masters and their servants, and the complications arising out of their relationships with one another.
Figaro, the Count's valet KNUT SKRAM (baritone) Susanna, the Count's maid ILEANA COTRUBAS (soprano) Dr Bartolo MARIUS RINTZLER (bass) Mareellina, his housekeeper NUCCI CÖNDO (mezzo-soprano) Cherubino, the Countess's page FREDERICA VON STADE (soprano) Count Almaviva BENJAMIN LUXON (baritone) Don Basilic a music teacher JOHN FRYATT (tenor) Countess Almaviva ELIZABETH HARWOOD (soprano) Antonio, a gardener, Susanna's uncle.. THOMAS LAWLOR (bass) Don Curzio, a lawyer BERNARD DICKERSON (tenor) Barbarina, Antonio's daughter ELIZABETH GALE (soprano) First bridesmaid ANGELA WHITTINGHAM (soprano) Second bridesmaid ElDDWEN HARRHY (soprano)
GLYNDEBOURNE CHORUS chorus-master PETER ROBINSON LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA ]eader RODNEY FRIEND conducted by JOHN PRITCHARD Producer PETER HALL
The action takes place in Spain during the 18th century.
Act 1
6.10* In at the Beginning SIR RUDOLF BING reads from his memoirs, 5,000 Nights at the Opera, his account of working at Glyndebourne between 1935 and 1939.
6.25' Figaro Act 2
7.20* Peter Hall, producer of Figaro, talks about his approach to the opera.

Source: Radio Times

19:40

* pm The Little Platoon

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 19:40 on BBC Radio 3

To love the little platoon we belong to in society, is the first principle (the germ as it were) of public affections. Conor Cruise O'Brien 's favourite quotation is the Edmund Burke famous line and constitutes a recurring motif in much of his own writings. Dr O'Brien now Minister of Posts and Telegraphs in the Irish Government, critic. journalist, playwright and historian. talks with BRIAN INGLIS about his life and work.
Readings by DENYS HAWTHORNE CYRIL SHAPS , CLIFTON JONES and DAVID SINCLAIR
Research BRIAN GARRETT Producer MAURICE LEITCH

Contributors

Unknown:: Conor Cruise O'Brien
Unknown:: Brian Inglis
Unknown:: Denys Hawthorne
Unknown:: Cyril Shaps
Unknown:: Clifton Jones
Producer:: Maurice Leitch

Source: Radio Times

20:25

Figaro

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 20:25 on BBC Radio 3

Acts 3 and 4

Source: Radio Times

22:15

The Greeks in Search of Happiness

BBC Radio 3

Sat 14^th Jul 1973, 22:15 on BBC Radio 3

A talk by W. B. STANFORD , Regius Professor of Greek in the University of Dublin.
The brevity, the transcience. of joy and of youth and of life itself is a constant theme in Greek thinking about happiness The Greeks were deeply saddened by the knowledge that their finest joys were precarious, impermanent, fleeting.