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Bruckner Overture in G minor
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by ELYAKUM SHAPPIRRA
7.18* Mozart Piano Concerto No 17, in G (K 453)
ALFRED BRENDEL , ACADEMY OF ST MARTlN-IN-THE-FIELDS conducted by NEVILLE MARRINER
7.49* Tchaikovsky Symphonic Poem: The Voyevode: NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA TON dc, conducted by ANTAL DORATI : records

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Leopold Mozart Concerto in E flat, for two horns and string orchestra: HERMANN BAUMANN
MAHIR CAKAR , CONCERTO AMSTERDAM, conducted by JAAP SCHRÖDER
8.17* Michael Haydn String Quintet in G
VIENNA PHILHARMONIA QUINTET
8.42* C. P. E. Bach Sinfonia In D (Wq 183 No 1): ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, directed by RAYMOND LEPPARD (harpsichord) gramophone records

On the first of the month ROBIN HOLMES reads John Clare 's poem

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Mussorgsky
Song-cycle: The Nursery MARGARET PRICE (soprano) JAMES LOCKHART (piano)
9.21* Piano Solos: A child's joke: Intermezzo: ANDRE PREVIN
9.29* Song-cycle: Sunless BENJAMIN LUXON (baritone)
DAVID WILLISON (piano): records

Tallis The Lamentations of Jeremiah (Part 1)
Byrd Mass in three parts
MALE VOICES OF THE BBC SINGERS conducted by MARTINDALE SIDWELL

Nielsen Five Pieces (1890)
Niels Gade Fantasy Pieces (Op 19)
Brahms Rhapsody in B minor, Op 79 No 1
FRIEDRICH GURTLER (piano)

Two symphonies composed at the ages of 78 and 89, performed by youthful orchestras. No 10 (1954): LEICESTERSHIRE SCHOOLS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by JAMES LOUGHRAN (gramophone record)
No 23 (1965) (first performance) ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by BERNARD GOODMAN (Recording made available by the University of Illinois)

with MARTIN ISEPP
Ich bin vergniigt; Zufriedenheit (Ich bin vergnugtt; Der Wanderer (Ich komme vom Gebirge her); An den Mond (Füllest wieder Busch und Thai); An Schwager Kronos; Der Hirt; Himmelsfunken: Im Walde (Windesrauschen); Vom Mitleiden Maria; Auflosung; Abschied nach einer Wallfahrtsarie

JOAN DICKSON (cello)
BBC WELSH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by NORMAN DEL MAR direct from the City Hall, Cardiff. before an invited audience Beethoven Overture: Leonora No 1
12.26* Dohnanyi Concertstiick in d, for cello and orchestra

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Part 2 Nielsen Symphony No 4 (L'inestinguibile) (1916)

AMADEUS STRING QUARTET
Haydn Quartet in G, Op 54 No 1 Mozart Quartet in D minor (K 421)

Joyce Rathbone talks about
A Sickening Surfeit of Music

Part 2 Beethoven
Quartet in B flat, Op 130
(A public concert given in the Queen Elizabeth Hall , London, in November 1971)

Alan Blank Rotation (first performance in this country) SUSAN BRADSHAW (piano)
Charles Dodge Extensions, for trumpet and tape (first performance in this country)
RONALD K. ANDERSON (trumpet)
Giles Swayne Canto III: Lady Rumbold's Tune (first performance): Berio Sequenza IV SUSAN BRADSHAW
Justin Connolly Tesserae D, for trumpet and tape (first broadcast performance in this country: RONALD K. ANDERSON

CHARLES FOX with records

with David Munrow
Continuing Walton's oratorio Belshazzar's Feast, and another version of the same story first heard 700 years ago.

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(continued)

6.30 Living Decisions in Family and Community
Introducing Living Decisions.
DEREK GAINS, the radio counsellor, introduces the course that starts again next week and talks to some of the students who tackled Living Decisions last year.
Dramatisations by PETER KING , produced by DICKON REED
Series producer CHRIS LONGLEY (Rptd, Sun, 3.30 pm, R4 VHF)
Books 1 and 2, 80p each from bookshops
7.0 Eminently Victorian People and Opinions 9: Samuel Smites by JOHN F. C. HARRISON , PrOfessor of History at the University of Sussex

Eden and Tamir (two pianos)
Bach Concerto in c (BWV 1061) Schubert Sonata in B flat (D 617). for piano duet
Lutoslawski Variations on a theme of Paganini

A weekly news bulletin.

Part 2
Soler Concerto No 1, in c
Rachmaninov Suite No 2. Op 17 (Given before an invited audience at the Broadcasting Centre. Birmingham. Applications for tickets, enclosing SAE, to [address removed])

Bye Bye Blues by JAMES SAUNDERS
This circular ' and metaphysical work concerns the nature of coincidence. Three couples debate the meaning of their personal relationships against the backcloth of a road accident.
Cast in order of speaking:
Producer RICHARD WORTLEY
This play was originally written for (he Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, in 1973 followed by an interlude

Kempe's own arrangement of waltz sequences from the first two acts of Der Rosenkavalier DRESDEN STATE ORCHESTRA gramophone records

1591-1674
The 17th century poet Robert Herrick was a great favourite with the late Victorians and his reputation is now rising again after a period of eclipse. GEORGE SCOTT. the author of a recent biography of Herrick. introduces a selection of his poems both well known and less familiar.
Readers ELIZABETH PROUD and GARY WATSON
Producer GEORGE MACBETH

The second of three programmes of music by Egon Wellesz, prepared with the collaboration of the composer, to represent his middle period in the field of chamber music and songs.
Introduced by WILFRID MELLERS The leaden echo and the golden echo: NOELLE BARKER i soprano) LEVON CHILINCIRIAN (Violin) GEORGINA DOBRÉE (clarinet) ROHAN DE SARAM (Cello) PETER DICKINSON (piano) On Time. Op 63
ROBIN FAIRHURST (baritone) PETER DICKINSON (piano)
Quartet No 5, in G minor, Op 60
DARTINGTON STRING QUARTET

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