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anon Three English Country Dances
ULSAMER COLLEGIUM
8.9* Arnold Guitar Concerto
JULIAN BREAM
MELOS ENSEMBLE conducted by THE COMPOSER
8.32* Williamson Ballet Suite: The Display
SYDNEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by JOHN HOPKINS gramophone records

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Daniel Barenboim
Wagner Siegfried Idyll conducting the ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
9.24* Mozart Piano Concerto No 27, in B flat (K 595) soloist and conductor with the ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
9.58* Purcell Sound the trumpet (Come ye sons of art) accompanying JANET BAKER
(mezzo-soprano) and DIETRICH FISCHER-DIESKAU (baritone)
10.0* Delius, orch Fenby Two Aquarelles conducting the ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA gramophone records

leader RAYMOND OVENS conducted by CHRISTOPHER ADEY with MAURICE GENDRON (cello)
Mozart Symphony No 14, In A major (K 114)
10.27* Saint-Saens Cello Concerto No 1, in A minor
10.47* Mendelssohn Symphony No 5, in D major (Reformation)

England v Australia at Edgbaston
(Third day)
Ball by-ball commentary by John Arlott, Brian Johnston, Alan McGilvray and Don Mosey
Comments and summaries by Trevor Bailey and Fred Trueman
Scorer Bill Frindall

11.25-1.35* inc lunch summary

1.35--1.40* News; weather

1.40* Talking Point
A discussion on cricketing topics, introduced by Christopher Martin-Jenkins

2.0*2.10* Lunchtime Scoreboard

2.10*-4.20*. 4.35*-6.40 Commentary with teatime and close-of-play summaries

Armchair Cricket 1975, £1.25, from bookshops

A weekly discussion on cinema, theatre, books, broadcasting and the visual arts. This week:
Edwin Mullins (in the chair) talks with DILYS POWELL , ERIC RHODE and BRYAN ROBERTSON Producer PHILIP FRENCH

Opera in three acts Music by Mozart Libretto by GIAMBATTISTA VARESCO
(sung in Italian: records)
LEIPZIG RADIO CHORUS
DRESDEN STATE ORCHESTRA conducted by HANS SCHMIDT-ISSERSTEDT
Ancient Crete soon after the end of the Trojan War. Act 1

Reflections on current affairs.
Lord Ashby, Master of Clare College, Cambridge, and Chancellor of Queen's University, Belfast, gives the first of four fortnightly talks.

Act 2

DONALD MILNER Introduces a programme of press reaction to the week's events, drawn from newspapers round the world.

Act 3

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