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The first of a series which will include records of the Austrian pianist playing the complete cycle of Beethoven Piano Sonatas.
Sonata in D (Pastoral), Op 28
Sonata In A flat, Op 110: records (Seealso10.30am)
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Prokofiev Symphony No 1, In D (Classical): Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields directed by Neville Marriner
9.20* Debussy Sonata for flute, viola and harp
DORIOT ANTHONY DWYER (flute) BURTON FINE (viola) ANN HOBSON (harp)
9.38* Mozart Piano Concerto No 27, in B flat (Coronation) (K 595)
DANIEL BARENBOIM directing the ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
10.11* Rachmaninov Excerpts from the Vespers. Op 37
KONSTANTIN OGNEVOI (tenor) RSFSR ACADEMIC RUSSIAN CHOIR conducted by ALEXANDER SVESHNIKOV
Introduced by Michael Oliver
Artur Schnabel's Beethoven: Sir William Glock discusses the playing of his former teacher with Peter Gould.
Eduard Hanslick (born 1825): some reflections on criticism by William Mann.
conducted by BORIS BROTT
Wagner Overture: The Flying Dutchman
11.27' Brahms Serenade No 2. in A
11.59' Hindemith Symphonic Metamorphoses on themes by Carl Maria von Weber
Kenneth Tynan reflects on some of the things we say.
(Rptd: Wednesday 11.25 am)
The tenor. Alexander Young. introduces and compares settings of ' the giant of German poetry ' byBeethoven , Schubert ,Schumann. Brahms and Wolf. His accompanist is KEITH SWALLOW .
The second of four concerts including all his mature sonatas for piano and violin. RADU LUPU and SZYMON GOLDBERG Sonata in F major (K 376)
Sonata in E flat major (K 380)
A short story by o. HENRY Read by RAMSAY WILLIAMS
John Tom Little Bear ts an educated white American with Red Indian blood. Dressed in full Indian regalia, he runs a medicine show in the Mid-West. Then something happens which shows that his redskin nature Is always ready to emerge at a time of crisis.
Producer STUART GRIFFITHS
Part 2
Sonata in G major (K 379) Sonata in D major (K 306)
(A public concert given in Leith Town Hall during the 1974 Edinburgh International Festival)
Introduced by Antony Hopkins (Repeated: Monday 9.45 am)
1838-1875 Djamileh
(ou l'Esclave Amoureuse) Music by Bizet
A comic opera in one act Libretto by LOUIS GALLETT. after ALFRED DE MUSSET (sung in French)
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OF FRENCH RADIO conducted by ANDRE GIRARD
The scene is set in Haroun's palace at Cairo.
(French Radio recording)
A series of programmes to Include all of Couperin's solo harpsichord music.
Premier livre de clavecin. 1713: Ordre No 2
KENNETH GILBERT (harpsichord) gramophone records
A series of four discussions
3: Property versus Entironment
Lord Justice Scarman Derek Senior
Professor Jeffrey Jowell
In the Chair Michael Zander Producer ANTHONY MONCRIEFF
Teresa Zylis-Gara (soprano) Unni Rugtvedt (contralto) Robert Kerns (baritone) Rudolf Scholz (organ)
Choir of the Society of the Friends of Music
Austrian Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jerzy Semkow
Szymanowski Stabat Mater, Op 53
Stravinsky Ballet Suite: Jeux de Cartes
(Austrian Radio recording)
Another programme in which the identity of each work is announced only after it has been heard.
Apologies by ROBERT SIMPSON
A piano sonata:IRIS LOVERIDGE A string quartet:
DARTINGTON QUARTET A violin sonata:
RALPH HOLMES (Violin)
ANTHONY GOLDSTONE (piano)
by Giles Cooper
The new stereo production
'Can't a man take a bath, a simple bath, in peace?' All Edward wants is a peaceful bath but memories and people keep disturbing his happy ablutions.
with Cyril Shaps and Kathleen Helme
"Part of the attraction of writing for radio lies in the fact that for no other medium can one write pieces like this which are neither fact nor fiction, neither prose nor poetry, and which have no being except on the air" (Giles Cooper)
Other parts by members of the cast
followed by an interlude
conducted by ELIAHU INBAL with PAUL ZUKOFSKY (violin)
Webern Five Pieces, Op 10
Charles Wuorinen Concerto for amplified violin and orchestra (first broadcast in this country) Dvorak Symphony No 8, in G
(Hess Radio recording of a concert on 21 February)
The poetry of David Jones and C. H. Sisson by ROBERT NYE
A study in the problem of language, and of faith, in two poets of possibly major stature: one died last year; the others collected poems and translations have recently been published.
Dai's boast from ' In Parenthesis ', read by DYLAN THOMAS
Poems from ' Under the Trojan Ditch ', read by C. H. SISSON Producer STEWART CONN
Derek Jewell features the music of JETHRO TULL , from their album Minstrel in the Gallery, of CLIVE JAMES and PETE ATKIN - their album of parody and satire, Live Libel; of Japan's SADISTIC MIKA BAND and the interesting Finnish musician, PEKKA POHJOLA : records
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