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Schumann Novelette in D major. Op 21 No 5 (mono) YVONNE LORIOD (piano) Brahms Songs (mono)
0 kiihler Wald; Wahrend des Regens; Schon war, das ich dir weihte: Meerfahrt: Herbstgefiihl; Salamander: Es hing der Reif; Der Tod, das ist die kuhle Nacht
ROBERT TEAR (tenor)
VIOLA TUNNARD (piano)
Brahms Sonata in A. Op 100 GYORGY PAUK (violin)
PETER FRANKL (piano)

Contributors

Piano:
Yvonne Loriod
Tenor:
Robert Tear
Piano:
Viola Tunnard
Violin:
Gyorgy Pauk
Piano:
Peter Frankl

Bernard Keeffe introduces listeners' record requests, and at 9.50* talks to this week's guest. Charles Rosen , about his record choice: Liszt's arrangement of the Prelude and Fugue in A minor (bwv 543) by Bach. played by SOLOMON Also in today's programme:
Elgar Prelude (The Kingdom) conducted by THE COMPOSER
9.16* Mendelssohn Part Songs NCRV VOCAAL ENSEMBLE
9.26* Arriaga String Quartet No 2, in A: FIDELIO QUARTET
10.17* Mahler Riickert Songs
16.27* Shostakovich Symphony No 1, in F minor: Moscow RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by YURI ARANOVITCH

Contributors

Introduces:
Bernard Keeffe
Unknown:
Charles Rosen
Conducted By:
Yuri Aranovitch

Edited and introduced by Christopher Grier
BERNARD HAITINK talks to jEREMY NOBLE about one of his secret loves - Beethoven.
GORDON CROSSE talks to CHRISTOPHER FORD about his new opera The Story of Vasco, which will be relayed on Radio 3 next Thursday. Producer KEITH HORNER
(Beethoven's Piano Concertos played by Ashkenazy with Haitink: starting Fri, BBC2)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Christopher Grier
Talks:
Bernard Haitink
Talks:
Gordon Crosse
Unknown:
Christopher Ford
Producer:
Keith Horner

Part 2 Carl Loewe
Archibald Douglas ; Herr Oluf ; Odins Mt'eresritt; Der getreue Eekart; Hochzeitslied; Der Erlkonig
(Recording from the 1973 Salzburg Festival made available by courtesy of Austrian Radio)

Contributors

Unknown:
Carl Loewe
Unknown:
Archibald Douglas
Unknown:
Herr Oluf

Comic opera in three acts
Music by Offenbach
English libretto by G.P. Robinson
Musical adaptation by Sydney Baynes
BBC Singers
BBC Concert Orchestra led by Arthur Price conductor Ashley Lawrence
Act 1

4.0* Orpheus In America
Richard Hurndall reads excerpts from Offenbach's diary of his journey to the New World. translated by Lander MacClintock
Adapted and produced by Patricia Brent

4.20* The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein: Acts 2 and 3

(Eric Shilling broadcasts by permission of Sadler's Wells Opera)

Contributors

Music:
null Offenbach
English libretto:
G.P. Robinson
Musical adaptation:
Sydney Baynes
Singers:
BBC Singers
Musicians:
BBC Concert Orchestra
Leader:
Arthur Price
Conductor:
Ashley Lawrence
Producer:
Barry Knight
Reader ("Orpheus in America"):
Richard Hurndall
Translator ("Orpheus in America"):
Lander MacClintock
Adapted and Produced by ("Orpheus in America"):
Patricia Brent
Grand Duchess:
Maureen Guy
Wanda:
Joanne Brown
FritZ:
Bernard Dickerson
Baron Puck:
Gordon Faith
General Boum:
Eric Shilling
Prince Paul:
Kenneth Bowen
Baron Grog:
Leslie Fyson
Sergeant-Major:
Leslie Fyson

The third of seven programmes tracing the evolution of the German vernacular Passion from the Reformation to Bach. Thomas Selle
The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to St John
ELAINE BARRY (Soprano)
MARK DELLER (counter-tenor) KEVIN SMITH (counter-tenor) PAUL TAYLOR (tenor) Evangelist
PHILIP LANGRIDGE (tenor)
JesUS. CHRISTOPHER KEYTE (bass) NICHOLAS KRAMER (harpsichord) MALCOLM HICKS (organ)
ROBERT SPENCER and NIGEL NORTH ichitarrones)
MORAY WELSH (CellO)
THE SCHUTZ CHOIR OF LONDON THE SELLE ORCHESTRA leader CARL PINI conducted by ROGER NORRINGTON followed by an interlude

Contributors

Unknown:
St John
Soprano:
Elaine Barry
Unknown:
Kevin Smith
Tenor:
Paul Taylor
Tenor:
Philip Langridge
Bass:
Christopher Keyte
Harpsichord:
Nicholas Kramer
Harpsichord:
Malcolm Hicks
Unknown:
Robert Spencer
Leader:
Carl Pini
Conducted By:
Roger Norrington

The Latter Days of Lucy Trenchard
A radio comedy by DAVID CREGAN with Mary Wimbush , Cyril Shaps
David March and Sheila Grant The author sub-titles his play 'The Changing Unacceptable-ness of Capitalism ' - or some permutation on that theme!
Producer JOHN TYDEMAN

Contributors

Comedy By:
David Cregan
Unknown:
Mary Wimbush
Unknown:
Cyril Shaps
Unknown:
David March
Unknown:
Sheila Grant
Producer:
John Tydeman
Lucy Trenchard:
Mary Wimbush
Arnold, a broker:
Cyril Shaps
George Trenchard:
David March
Angela Trenchard:
Sheila Grant
Philip, Angela's husband:
John Humphrey
Bruno Trenchard:
Godfrey Kenton
Rupert Trenchard:
Manning Wilson
Jocelyn Trenchard:
Rolf Lefebvre
Tommy Trenchard:
David Timson
Emelda, Lady Starchwood:
Gudrun Ure
Gloria Trenchard:
Margaret Robertson

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