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Salieri Sinfonia in D (Veneziana) ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by Richard BONYNGE
7.15* Chopin Ballade No 2, in F, Op 38
ARTUR RUBINSTEIN (piano)
7.23* Delius Florida Suite
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR THOMAS BEECHAM
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Rossini Overture: La Cenerentola
Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Fritz Reiner
8.15* Mayr Piano Concerto No 1, in C: Maria Littauer Hamburg Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alois Springer
8.34* Mozart Aria: Misera dove son! (K 369)
Elly Ameling (Soprano) English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Edo de Waart
8.42* Strauss Symphonic Poem: Don Juan: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Herbert von Karajan
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Elgar
May Song
9.9* Three Characteristic Pieces. Op 10: Mazurka; Serenade Mauresque; Contrasts
9.22* Romance for bassoon and orchestra
9.28* Sevillana
9.35* Mina
NORTHERN SINFONM conducted by NEVILLE MIRRINER gramophone record
played by KEITH JARVIS .Buxtehudc Toccata in F
Peter Dickinson Paraphrase I Mendelssohn Sonata No 1 from Holy Trinity. Huddersfield BBC Manchester
First of five programmes MANOUG PARIKIAN (violin) MALCOLM BINNS (piano)
Sonata in E flat. Op 12 No 3 Sonata in F. Op 24 (Spring)
John Weightman
directed by ANTHONY ROOLEY anon Belles tenes moy; La Triquotee
Guillaume Costeley Helas, hélas que de mal
Jannequin Les cris de Paris gramophone records
... or the Bratislava Music Festival
ELAINE PABMORE visited this little-known Czechoslovak Festival in 1975, and introduces recordings of music by Elgar, Weber. Prokofiev and Ravel. The soloists are laureates of the TIJI. a scheme featured at the Festival to promote talented young artists from countries all over the world.
(Czechoslovak Radio recording)
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A weekly series given by artists of the younger generation. Anne-Marie Rodde (soprano) Graham Johnson (piano)
Gounod Venise ; Labsent: Ou voulez-vous aller?; Serenade.
Chausson Les papillons; Nocturne: Serenade Italienne; Le colibri
Roussel Des fleurs font une broderie: Reponse d'une epouse sage: A un jeune gentilhomme
Deux Idylles : Le Kérioklépte; Pan amait Ekho
Dehussy Quatre Mélodies: Pantomime: Clair de lune; Pier-rot; Apparition
Mandoline: L'Échelonnement des Haies; Fantoches
(Before an invited audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London)
Led by Robert St John Wright, conductor Boris Brott
Denis Brott (cello)
Prokofiev Cello Concerto in E minor, Op 58
2.35* Rimsky-Korsakov Sheherazade
No other composer in the whole history of music has written so much for children, about children, or has made children so much a part of his whole musical creation.
Marion Thorpe takes a look at several instances of Britten's work in this field.
from the Manchester Chamber Concerts Society
Tel Aviv String Quartet
Beethoven Quartet in F minor, Op 95
4.5* Schubert Quartet in G (D 887)
(Repeat)
BBC Manchester
from Winchester Cathedral Responses (Rose)
Psalms 98, 99, 100 and 101 (Attwood, W. Morley , Attwood. Nicholson)
Lessons: Exodus 12, vv 28-36; Revelation 11. vv 14-19
Canticles (Gray in F minor)
Anthem: The Wilderness (S. S. Wesley)
Organist and Master of the Music MARTIN NEARY
Sub-organist JAMES LANCELOT BBC Bristol
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Language and Communication
6.30 Starting Chinese
Twenty-five programmes for beginners in spoken Mandarin. Part 1: Introduction to Chinese Programme 8: Introduced by LUCIA LIU and TERRY CHANG. (Rptd- Sun 2.30 pm R4 VHF)
7.0 Euromagazlne I
Cinq programmes sur la vie en France et sur les Français.
5: Les festivals de musique en France. Presentation de CATHERINE GRAHAM
A 13-part series in which David Attenborough considers the variety and purposes of music throughout the world. 7: Music for Dancing
Producer MADEAU STEWART
Oratorio sung in German IRMA URRILA (sopranoi
KIMO LAPPALAINEN (tenor)
HEIKKI toivanen i baritone)
SOUTHERN FINNISH STUDENTS' CHOIR JYVASKYLA STUDIO CHOIR
LULEA CHAMBER CHOIR
SAVONLINNA OPERA FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA. conducted by KARI TIKKA
Part 1 Spring; Summer
A weekly news bulletin.
Part 2 Autumn; Winter
(Recording from the 1975 Savonlinna Opera Festival made available by courtesy of Finnish Radio)
How does the body know when to respond to an attack by an invading organism? How does it judge the severity of response needed? The blood of the vertebrates carries a series of proteins. collectively called complement, and its involvement with the immune response is one of the most intensively investigated areas of biochemistry.
John Maddox discusses the biological and evolutionary significance of complement with Professor Rodney Porter , Dr Peter Lachmann and Dr Ron Thompson.
Editor DAVID PATERSON
Records of the French-born coloratura soprano introduced by GWEN CATLEY.
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