Beethoven
Overture: Coriolan
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN
7.14* Piano Concerto No 1, In c major: FRIEDRICH GULDA
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HORST STEIN gramophone records
Domenico Scarlatti Sinfonia In Bflat
NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by RAYMOND LEPPARD
8.11* Telemann Concerto in I major, for flute, oboe d'amore, viola d'amore and string Orchestra: GERMAN BACH SOLOISTS
8.29* Haydn Symphony No 103, in E flat (Drum-roll)
VIENNA STATE OPERA ORCHESTRA conducted by MOGENS WÖLDIKE gramophone records
Shostakovich
String Quartet No 4, In D. Op 83: BORODIN QUARTET
9.31* Jewish Songs, Op 79 (mono): NINA DORLYAK (soprano) ZARA DOLUKHANOVA (mezzo-sop) ALEXEI MASLENIKOV (tenor) THE COMPOSER (piano) gramophone records
Schumann Faschingsschwank aus Wien
Chopin Sonata in B minor
Scriabin Sonata No 9 : MALCOLM TROUP (piano)
conductor DAVID WULSTAN
William Mundy Adolescentulus sum ego
Shepherd Lord's prayer
Gibbons 0 Lord how do my woes; 0 Lord I lift my heart Tallis Blessed are those Cornyshe Gaude Virgo
William Mundy Vox patrls coelestis
EVELYN BARBIROLLI , VALDA AVELING Stephen Dodgson Suite in D (first broadcast performance)
C. P. E. Bach Sonata in a minor (Wq 135)
Elizabeth Maconchy Three Bagatelles (first broadcast performance)
KATHLEEN JONES (piano) BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA conducted by VERNON HANDLEY Part 1
Haydn Symphony No 47, In o
12,37. Liszt Piano Concerto No 1. inE E flat
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Pari 2 Sibelius
Symphony No 5, in E flat
in concert at the Wigmore Hall, London: 3 March 1972
With Jeanne Dolmetsch (treble recorder), David Strange (cello) Joseph Saxby (harpsichord)
Part 1
A sequence of songs from four countries and three centuries, sung in five languages, and ending with the original version of Bach's Sheep may safely graze
Today Colin Mawby. the Master of Music at Westminster Cathedral, talks In Defence of Lotc-Fi - about the dangers of perfectionist recording.
Part 2
A new work for treble recorder and harpsichord: Discourse, commissioned by Carl Dolmetsch from Nicholas Maw
A song by Walter Bergmann, and music by Carl Stamitz and Telemann
of Beethoven's Fourth Piano Concerto, as performed by the young Taiwan pianist Pi-Hsien Chen who made her British debut at the Proms last Saturday.
The performance heard today was given at the 1972 Munich competition for young performers, at which she won the piano award. The BAVARIAN RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA was conducted by FRITZ RIEGER (Bavarian Radio recording)
SONOR, conductor BERNARD RANDS Rands Memo I, for double-bass Richard Orton Cycle for four Slayers ands Memo II, for trombone
(first performance)
Steve Stanton Allora , for ensemble (first performance)
Rands Response, for double-bass and tape (first performance in this country)
Rands Ballad I, for voice and ensemble
(A concert given in the Queen Elizabeth Hall on 18 April)
CHARLES Fox with records
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8.30 This Was Their World
Ten programmes on the study of local history
5: Trams and Railways by R. L. GREENALL
Book, £2.40: see page 55
7.0 Spare Time for Music
This week JOHN SHIRLEY-QUIRK concentrates on the Handel recitative, CHARLES GREGORY On Tarrega's Adelita and ANTHONY CAMDEN on the Couperin Trio. (Rptd: Sunday, R4 VHF) Book, £1.20: see page 55
Direct from the Royal Albert Hall, London
Raimund Herincx (baritone) Harrow Choral Society, Croydon Philharmonic Society, Wembley Philharmonic Society, BBC Symphony Orchestra, led by Maurice Brett, conducted by Norman Del Mar
'This concert's going to be much more difficult than the Last Night. Technically it's quite a challenge, particularly the new LeFanu piece - a very colourful work, but with quite a few problems for the players.' (Norman Del Mar)
Tippett Concerto for double string orchestra
LeFanu The Hidden Landscape (Commissioned by the BBC: first performance)
Britten Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Purcell
(A shorter version was broadcast at 1.5 pm)
Walton Belshazzar's Feast
Players' challenge: page 4
Herman, with Millie and Mick by HOWARD BARKER
When Herman says, ' It isn'a very happy prospect seeing one's life is an eternal circularity, a grinning stallion on a merry-go-round,' Mick smiles, knowing he owns Herman that little bit more.
Producer GERRY JONES followed by an interlude
Septet in e flat, Op 20 KEITH PUDDY (clarinet) TIMOTHY BROWN (horn)
ROGER BIRNSTINGL (bassoon) KENNETH SILLITO (violin) IAN JEWEL (Viola)
KEITH HARVEY (cello)
ADRIAN BEERS (double-bass)
1686-1766
Porpora is scarcely remembered today, though he was Handel's rival and wrote more than 40 operas.
OWEN WYNNE introduces and sings some of his arias, accompanied by ALAN CUCKSTON (harpsichord) and PAUL WARD (cello)
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