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GUSTAV LEONHARDT i harpsichord) PHILHARMONIA HUNGARICA conducted by ANTAL DORATI
Haydn Symphony No 27, in G Bach Partita No 1, in a flat
Haydn Symphony No 22, in E flat (Philosopher): records

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Michael Oliver introduces listeners' record requests and talks to this week's guest, Alfreds Campoii at 9.55*
9.5* Dvorak Overture: Husitska
9.20* Schumann Dichterliebe
10.0 Dohnanyi Ruralia Hungarica. Op 32c
ALFREDO CAMPOLI (violin) GEORGE MALCOLM (piano)
10.18* Grieg Funeral March in memory of Rikard Nordrak PHILIP JONES BRASS ENSEMBLE
10.25* Rachmaninov Three Symphonic Dances, Op 45

Opera in a prologue and four acts. Music by Mnssorgsky, revised and orchestrated by Rimsky-Korsakov. Libretto by the composer, after PUSHKIN (sung in Russian: records)
VIENNA BOYS' CHOIR, SOFIA RADIO CHORUS. VIENNA STATE OPERA CHORUS VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN Prologue and Act 1

A talk by Anthony Quinton

School Class (Semi-Final 1)
Yugoslavia v Vnited Kingdom Mixed Voice Class (Semi-Final i). France v Hungary
Introduced by DAVID WILLCOCKS

Beethoven Sonata in F major, Op 24 (Spring)
Brahms Sonata in d minor, Op 108: UTO UGHI (violin) MICHAEL ISADOR (piano)

Acts 2 and 3 3.14* Pushkin's' Beris Gedunov' BREWSTER MASON and NICKY EDMETT in scenes from the play
(Brewster Mason is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Co)
3.25* Boris Godunov, Act 4

ROSEMARIE WRIGHT (piano)

A portrait by NORMAN SWALLOW Nigel Stock as Pasternak and Denys Hawthorne as the Interviewer
In this imagined conversation all the words spoken by Pasternak are taken from his own autobiographical writings or from the published texts of the many interviews he gave to foreign journalists during his last years.
Other parts read by JOHN ROWE GEOFFREY BANKS , LINDA GARDNER
DAVID MAHLOWE and PAUL WEBSTER Producer STANLEY WILLIAMSON
(Nigel Stock plays Pasternak again next Sunday in Best-seller - Dr Zhivago: Radio 4)

Presented by Radio 3 in association with the 1973 York Festival
ENSEMBLE DIE REIHE conduotor FRIEDRICH CERHA
Founded in 1958 in order to create a permanent forum for contemporary music in Vienna, Die Reihe's repertoire comprises important chamber works of the pioneers of modern music in addition to outstanding works, characteristic of contemporary thought, by the living generation of composers. This was the ensemble's first visit to Britain. Part 1 Schoenberg Suite, Op 29
6.35* Interval Reading
6.40* Die Reihe Part 2
Cerha Catalogue des objets trouves (first performance in this country)
Ligeti Chamber Concerto (written for Die Reihe in 1969-70) (Given before an invited audience in the Lyons Concert Hall at the University of York on 4 July 1973)

The Origins of Capital and the Descent of Power
A Circus Piece for Two Sound Sources
Written by PHILIP OXMAN
An experiment in creating an intricate structure of poetic imagery in words and sound, rather than telling a dramatic story in the conventional way. The basic image is that of a family. Neb, Mugg and their son Laffy, on display in a circus, which, as they are short of money and have to butcher their own animals in order to live. is also a butcher's shop. Three clowns sardonically comment on the action but the one who thinks and suffers is a black man, Gideon, the assistant ringmaster, who stands for all oppressed minorities. The main image thus links the relationship of sex and power in the family and in society.
Music composed by MALCOLM CLARK realised at the Radiophonic Workshop by MALCOLM CLARK and PHILIP OXMAN
Producer MARTIN ESSLIN

A concert broadcast direct from the Usher Hall, Edinburgh
HEATHER HARPER (soprano) HELEN WATTS (contralto) LUIGI ALVA (tenor)
PETER LAGGER (bass)
EDINBURGH FESTIVAL CHORUS chorus-master ARTHUR OLDHAM
LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA leader RODNEY FRIEND conducted by Daniel Barenboim Beethoven Symphony No 4
8.35* Bruckner at Bayreuth
TOM CROWE reads some recollections by Friedrich Klose of his first meeting with Bruckner at Bayreuth. translated by GEOFFREY SKELTON.
8.55* EIF: part 2
Wolf Der Feuerreiter
9.1* Bruckner Te Deum

Written and presented by John Wain
Samuel Johnson was not so firmly embedded in London as many people think. He loved travel and his idea of bliss was to bowl along in a carriage with a pretty woman.
Dr Johnson ............ JOHN SHARP BoSWell HENRY STAMPER Producer ROBERT CRADOCK
Boswell's Life of Johnson - Bestseller: Sunday 8 Sept R4 followed by an interlude

Second of nine programmes DANIEL ADNI
Variations in E flat. Op 82
Songs without words, Op 19 & 30

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Summer Specials
Derek Jewell introduces
Crosby. Stills and Nash Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
Atkin/James Sunlight gate; Driving through mythical America: PETE ATKIN (vocals)
Premiata Forneria Marconi Four holes in the ground; Is my face on straight?; Have your cake and beat it (The World Became the World) gramophone records