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A record request programme Part I
Weelkes In pride of May EASTMAN BRASS QUINTET
7.7* Jannequin Song of the birds: DELLER CONSORT directed by ALFRED DELLER
7.13* Vivaldi Spring (The Seasons): JAN TOMASOW (violin)
I SOLISTI DI ZAGREB conducted by ANTONIO JANIGRO
7.24* trad, arr Canteloube Bailero
NETANIA DEVRATH (soprano) orchestra conducted by PIERRE DE LA ROCHE
7.31" d'Indy Symphony on a French mountaineer's song NICOLE HENRIOT-SCHWEITZER (piano)
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by CHARLES MUNCH
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Part 2
8.5 Bach, arr Barbirolli Sheep may safely graze (Cantata No 208): HALLÉORCHESTRA conducted by SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI
8.12* Nielsen Symphony No 3 (1911) (Sinfonia espansiva) RUTH GUEDBACK (soprano) Niels MOLLER (tenor)
ROYAL DANISH ORCHESTRA conducted by LEONARD BERNSTEIN
On the first of the month ROBIN HOLMES reads from John Clare 's poem
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Schubert
The Unfinished Works Oratorio: Lazarus
PRO MUSICA SACRA CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA, MUNICH conducted by HELMUT BANZHAF gramophone records
played by FREDERICK RIMMER
Buxtehude Prelude and Fugue in F
Walther Chorale Prelude on Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan
Bach Trio-Sonata No 4, in c minor
Johann Peter Kellner Chorale Prelude on Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan
Bach Canonic Variations on Vom Himmel hoch, da komm' ich her (BWV 769)
(from the Bute Hall, University of Glasgow)
The third of five programmes JOHN POTTER (tenor)
JAMES WALKER (piano)
Ireland Song-cycle: The Land of Lost Content
Gurney Sleep; The fields are full; Snow; An epitaph; Orpheus W. Denis Browne Arabia ; Diaphenia; To Gratiana dancing and singing
Third of four recordings made in November 1972. when a number of eminent Russian musicians came to London.
THE GLINKA QUARTET Part
Sulchan Tsintsadze String Quartet (first broadcast performance in this country)
Karen Khachaturyan String Quartet (first broadcast performance in this country)
Shostakovich String Quartet No 13, Op 138
Part 2 Tchaikovsky
Quartet No 2, in F, Op 22
(A concert in the Purcell Room on 27 November 1972)
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A series in which distinguished musicians discuss, and in some cases also perform, music for which they have a special interest
Elisabeth Lutyens talks about three of her own pieces: Scroll for Li-Ho
Requiescat for Stravinsky Driving out the death ELIZABETH SIMON (soprano)
YFRAH NEAMAN (violin) DAVID WILDE (piano) LONDON OBOE QUARTET
(Given before an invited audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London. Tickets from [address removed], enclosing SAE)
concert-master PETER MOUNTAIN RICHARD ADENEY (flute) SUSANNE NOBLE (flute)
SYBIL MICHELOW (contralto)
ANTHONY ROLFE JOHNSON (tenor) DAVID THOMAS (bass)
BBC WEST OF ENGLAND SINGERS conducted by MEREDITH DAVIES Bach
Suite No 2, in B minor
Cantata No 106: Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit
Brandenburg Concerto No 4, in G
Abegg Variations, Op 1
Sonata No 3, in F minor. Op 14 MARTINO TIRIMO (piano)
ALAN BLYTH illustrates his discussion of Donizetti's opera Don Pasquale with interpretations drawn from some of the earliest recordings, as well as more recent ones. Included are those by PARETO, CARUSO, SCHIPA, DE LUCA and STABILE gramophone records
from Liverpool Cathedral on the Feast of St Philip and St James
Introit : Christians, shout for joy and gladness (Bach) Responses (Smith)
Psalm 89, vv 20-36 (Hopkins)
Lessons: Job 23, vv 1-12; John 17, vv 1-8
Canticles: Weelkes, Short Service
Anthem: Glorious in Heaven (Victoria)
Hymn: How bright these glorious spirits shine (528 AMR) choir director RONALD WOAN organist NOEL RAWSTHORNE
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6.30 Punti di Vista 6: Il cane e la mula
Book 80p; 2 LPs £1.22p each, from bookshops
7.0 Rendez-vous a Chariray Programme 23
(Rptd: Sunday. 3.0 pm, R4 VHF) Book 55p, 3 LPs £1.21 each, from bookshops
by Ruth Dyson
Louis Couperin Suite in D minor
Elizabeth Jacquet de la Guerre Sarabande and Rondeau (Suite in G major); Chaconne (Suite in D minor)
Jacques Duphly La Felix
ROMAN TOTENBERG (violin) BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by MARTIN TURNOVSKY direct from the City Hall Part 1
Rossini Overture: Semiramide
8.15* Mendelssohn Symphony No 3. in A minor (Scottish)
ERIC WARR looks at the last fortnight's music broadcasting
Part 2 Brahms
Violin Concerto in D major
(Presented by the BBC in association with the City of Newcastle upon Tyne)
A series of eight weekly conversations about the concept of equality and the changing social and political attitudes towards it.
Is British society becoming more egalitarian? What, in any case, does equality really mean? By Richard Wollheim: "All I'm concerned with in thinking about equality is certain kinds of imperfections which I think should be removed from society" and T. E. Utley: "I don't believe that men are in fact born equal, and I don't believe they are destined to be equal."
Chairman John Vaizey
Producer Daniel Snowman
(8 May: Equality in the Past)
Followed by an interlude.
Quartet in G major, Op 76 No 1 Quartet in D minor, Op 76 No 2 CHILINOIRIAN QUARTET
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