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Mozart Symphony No 35, in D (Haffner) (K 385)
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by ISTVAN KERTESZ
7.24* Schubert Gebet (D 815) ELLY AMELING (soprano)
JANET BAKER (mezzo-soprano) PETER SCHREIER (tenor)
DIETRICH FISCHER-DIESKAU (bar) GERALD MOORE (piano)
7.35* Brahms Hungarian Dance No 6, in D flat: WALTER AND BEATRICE klien (piano duet)
7.38* Tchaikovsky Variations on a Rococo theme
PAUL TORTELIER (CellO)
NORTHERN SINFONIA, conducted by YAN PASCAL TORTELIER
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Bach Riccrcare a 6 (The Musical Offering)
STUTTGART CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by KARL munchinger
8.14* Franck Prelude , Chorale and Fugue
PAUL CROSSLEY (piano)
8.35* Stravinsky Symphony of Psalms: TORONTO FESTIVAL
SINGERS, CBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by THE COMPOSER
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Bach
Concerto No 1, in G (after Ernst) (bwv 592)
LIONEL ROGG (organ)
9.15* Mass in G minor (bwv 235): HANNA SCHAER (contralto) JOHN ELWES (tenor)
PHILIPPE HUTTENLOCHER (bass) LAUSANNE VOCAL ENSEMBLE AND
CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, Conducted by MICHEL corboz: records
(violin and piano)
Mozart Adagio in E (K 261) Franck Sonata in A
Paganini La campanella (from Concerto No 2)
by NICHOLAS DANBY at the Royal Festival Hall, London Reger Dankpsalm, Op 145
Buxtehude Chorale Prelude on Nun bitten wir den heiligen
Geist Bach Prelude and Fugue in c major (Bwv 547)
Pasquini Introduction and Passacaglia in G major
Liszt Variations on a theme of Bach: Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen
(Part of a recital given on 22 October 1975)
SUSAN salm and ROGER VIGNOLES
Samuel Barber Sonata, Op 6
Faure Sonata No 2. in G minor
(1886-1957)
Sir Adrian Boult conducts the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA, leader ARTHUR LEAVINS , in the first of two programmes of the music of Eric Coates. Today's soloist is IAN WALLACE (baritone).
The programme is introduced by JOHN SNAGGE.
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Ramzi Yassa (piano)
Tchaikovsky The Seasons. Op 37b; Scherzo a la russe. Op 1 No 1
(Before an invited audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London. Tickets from: [address removed])
Mendelssohn Overture: Calm sea and prosperous voyage
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by KARL munchinger
2.13* Nielsen Flute Concerto
JULIUS BAKER , NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by LEONARD BERNSTEIN
2.32* Kodaly Summer evening
PHILHARMONIA HUNGARICA. COnducted by ANTAL dorati : records
Arnold Whittall introduces the final programme in this series. John Metcalf Piano Trio
Robert Smith String Quartet No 2
John Metcalf Four settings by W. H. Auden eirian JAMES (mezzo-soprano) UNIVERSITY ENSEMBLE OF CARDIFF BBC Wales
Stravinsky Symphony in three movements
Schubert Gesang der Geister fiber den Wassern, for men's choir and strings
Beethoven Concerto for violin, cello, piano and orchestra, Op 56
GUNNAR TACMOSE (Violin) GERHARD HAMANN (cello) JOHN DAMGAARD (piano) DANISH RADIO CHOIR AND
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by LAWRENCE FOSTER (Danish Radio recording)
from Chichester Cathedral Responses (Rose)
Psalms 147-50 (Stanford, Will-cocks. Stanford)
Lessons: Numbers 22, v 36 to 23, v 12; 2 Timothy 2. vv 14-26 (RSV)
Canticles (Stanford in G)
Anthem: Bring us 0 Lord God (Harris)
Organist and Master of the Choristers JOHN BIRCH
Assistant organist IAN FOX BBC Bristol
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Language and Communication
6.30 Starting Chinese
Twenty-five programmes for beginners in spoken Mandarini Part 2: Speaking Chinese
Programme 3: introduced by LUCIA Liu and TERRY CHANG
Script by DAVID POLLARD
(Book, Parts 1 and 2, 60p; Record, 97p, from bookshops)
(Rptd: Sun 2.30 pm R4 VHF)
7.0 Teaching Languages
A series offering guidance and suggestions to teachers of foreign languages.
6: Making the Most of Broadcast Language Courses
BRIAN HILL discusses ways of incorporating radio and TV material into your teaching.
An oratorio
(sung in English)
SWEDISH RADIO CHAMBER CHOIR THE HAGUE YOUTH CHOIR
THE HAGUE PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by NIKOLAUS HARNONCOURT Part 1
A weekly news bulletin.
Part 2
(Netherlands Radio recording from the 1975 Holland Festival)
Introduced by John Maddox
Do animals other than man show altruistic behaviour? Is it self-sacrifice that is shown when a wild dog regurgitates food not only for its own offspring, but also for all the other offspring of the pack? Is the honey bee being altruistic when it stings an intruder, an act which results in its own death? What selective advantage does such behaviour give to a species?
Dr William Hamilton , Imperial College. London, and Professor John Maynard Smith , University of Sussex, discuss the hypothesis that altruism has biological value.
Editor THELMA RUMSEY
Quartet in F minor, Op 95 Quartet in F major. Op 135 MELOS QUARTET OF STUTTGART Wilhelm Melcher (violin) Gerhard Voss (violin) Hermann Voss (viola) Peter Buck (cello)
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