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Rameau Suite: Le temple de la gloire
ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA directed by RAYMOND LEPPARD
7.26' C. P. E. Bach Cello Concerto in A:
PIERRE FOURNIER LUCERNE FESTIVAL STRINGS, COnducted by RUDOLF BAUMGARTNER
7.51' Boyce Symphony No 7, in B flat: WURTTEMBERG CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, conducted by jorg FAERBER : records
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Rimsky-Korsakov Overture: May Night: PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by CONSTANTIN SILVESTRI
8.16* Glazunov Violin Concerto in A minor: NATHAN MILSTEIN NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by RAFAEL FRUHBECK DE BURGOS
8.37* Tchaikovsky Ballet Suite: The Sleeping Beauty
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN : records
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Overture in G (z 772)
LEONHARDT CONSORT, directed by GUSTAV LEONHARDT (harpsichord)
9.10* Birthday Song for Queen Mary: Come ye sons of art away: MARGARET RITCHIE (sop) ALFRED DELLER (counter-tenor) JOHN WHITWORTH (counter-tenor) BRUCE BOYCE (baritone)
RUGGERO GERLIN (harpsichord) ST ANTHONY SINGERS. L'OISEAU LYRE ORCHESTRAL ENSEMBLE, Conducted by SIR ANTHONY LEWIS : records
Gilbert Biberian Quartet No 2 John Lambert Tread Softly
(First broadcast performances in this country)
OMEGA GUITAR QUARTET
A recital by Colin Kingsley in St Cecilia's Hall. Edinburgh, on an Erard grand piano of 1841. Weber Sonata No 2, in A flat, Op 39
Raff Three Friihlingsboten
Mendelssohn Songs without words: Nos 27, 1 and 30 Schumann Carnaval; Op 9
A talk by Anthony Quinton
Part 2 Shostakovich Symphony No 5, in D minor
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DUBRAVKA TOMSIC Scarlatti Sonatas: c minor (Kk 111: B flat (Kk 551); D minor (Kk 9): d minor (Kk 1) Beethoven Sonata in G, Op 31 No 1 Chopin Scherzos: No 3, in c sharp minor; No 4, in E
Opera in three acts Music by Puceinl Libretto by GIUSEPPE GIACOSA and LUIGI ILLICA , after the play by SARDOU (sung in Italian: records) Set in Rome at the beginning of the 19th century this powerful and violent drama centres round sexual, political and even religious conflict.
JOHN ALLDIS CHOIR WANDSWOHTH SCHOOL BOYS' CHOIR NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by ZUBIN MEHTA Acts 1 and 2
3.30* Interval Reading
3.35* Tosca, Act 3
Recorded by NICHOLAS DANBY In New College, Oxford Hindemith Sonata No 1 Mendelssohn Sonata No 4, in B Hat Hermann Schroeder Sonata No 3
BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS Conductor MAJOR PETER PARKES , Director of Music Alf Young Royal Standard; Andaluzia Paul Yoder Flamenco John Morrissey Viva Mexico
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5.45-7.30 VHF only Open University
6.40 The Art of the Film
A series of six programmes.
3: ROGER MANVELL discusses the role of the director and the editor, with contributions from ROBERT BOLT and JOHN SCHLESINCER .
7.0 The Real Responsibilities of Scientists
Six programmes presented by by r. w. REID
3: Science in Harness
direct from
St Augustine's
Church. Kilburn
IAN PARTRIDGE (tenor) JANET CRAXTON (oboe)
CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL CHOIR, OXFORD conductor SIMON PRESTON with STEPHEN DARLINGTON ( Organ) Vaughan Williams Ten Blake Songs, for voice and oboe
Vaughan Williams Mass in G minor
Britten Six Metamorphoses after Ovid, for oboe
Britten Cantata: Rejoice in the Lamb
Is molecular biology likely to discover ways of helping man resist illness and ageing genetically?
Sir Macfarlane Burnet. the distinguished. Australian microbiologist and Nobel Prize-winner, talks to JOHN MADDOX about his research into immunology and ageing, and about its social implications.
Producer MARGARET CHAMBERS
Direct from the Round House, London
Intermodulation: Peter Britton, Roger Smalley, Tim Souster, Robin Thompson
Smalley Monody for piano with live electronic modulation
Stockhausen Across the Boundary (first broadcast performance in this country)
by MAURICE CRANSTON , Professor of Political Science at the London School of Economics.
The idea of privacy is familiar; we are rightly concerned if it is threatened. But to defend it we must be sure we understand it. And here there are surprises.
2: The Social Right
Second of three programmes
From the Round House
Intermodulation
With Alan Hacker (piccolo-clarinet) Tony Coe (soprano-saxophone) Evan Parker (tenor-saxophone) Kenny Wheeler (trumpet) Paul Rutherford (trombone) John White (euphonium) Barry Guy (double-bass) John Marshall (drums)
Souster Zorna, for soprano-saxophone, live electronics and three drummers (world premiere)
Frederick Rzewski Les moutons de Panurge (first broadcast performance in this country)
This Week's Proms page 9
Read in 12 parts by Ronald Pickup
Arranged by TERENCE TILLER 12: Aurora
Producer SUSANNA CAPON
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