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WALTER KLIEN (piano])
ELLY AMELING (soprano) JÖRG DEMUS (piano)
Fantasy in D minor (K 397)
8.13* Sonata in c (K 309)
8.32 Songs: Oiseaux, si tous les ans (k 307); Dans un bois solitaire (K 308)
8.38* Allegro of a Sonata in G minor (K 312)
8.44* Sonata in D (K 311) : records

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Ntcolai Overture: The Merry Wives of Windsor
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by WILLI BOSKOVSKY
9.14* Beethoven Sonatina in c minor: HUGO D'ALTON(mandolin) JOHN BECKETT (early piano)
9.20* Brahms Intermezzos in A minor and A major; Ballade in G minor (Op 118)
JULIUS KATCHEN (piano)
9.32* Schubert Mass in E flat (D 950): FELICITY PALMER (SOP) HELEN WATTS (contralto)
KENNETH BOWEN , WYNFORD EVANS (tenors), CHRISTOPHER KEYTE (bass), CHOIR OF ST JOHN 'S COLLEGB, CAMBRIDGE, ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS conducted by GEORGE GUEST

Introduced by Michael Oliver
Parry as song writer, by PERCY YOUNG.
U lamento: NICHOLAS KENYON discusses a 17th-century musical fashion.
Rudolf Kolisch : 80th birthday reminiscences by PETER STADLEN.

conducted by KRZYSZTOF PENDERECK1 and BRYDEN THOMSON
FELICJA BLUMENTAL ( harpsichord) SNO CHORUS. JOHN CURRIE SINGERS chorus-master JOHN CURRIE Pendereeki Stabat Mater
Canticum Canticorum Salom onis; Partita for harpsichord and orchestra (first performances in this country)

John Fletcher , the playwright (Repeated: Fridau 12.30 pm)

Part 2 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 2, in c minor, Op 17
(Given in Glasgow City Hall on 17 Jan 1975) BBC Scotland

International Choral Competition (3)
Mixed Voice Class: Match 3
New Zealand: CHRISTCHURCH HARMONIC CHORALE
Finland: CANDOMINO, YOUTH CHOIR OF THE OLARI PARISH. ESPOO School Class: Match 2
Yugoslavia: choir DR VOJISLAV VUCKOVIC Hungary: RÄDDA-BARNENMUSIC
GENERAL SCHOOL CHOIR
Introduced by Bernard Keeffe
(Let the Peoples Sing is organised by the BBC under the auspices of the EBU)

Haydn Trio in a flat minor (h xv 31)
Beethoven Trio in B flat. Op 97 (Archduke): PETER FRANKL (piano), GYÖRGY PAUK (violin) RALPH KIRSHBAUM (Cello)

Opera in three scenes. Music by Richard Wagner. Libretto by The Composer, after Heinrich Heine (sung in German: records)
Choris and Orchestra of the 1971 Bayreuth Festival conducted by Karl Bohm

Twenty years ago the United States government withdrew assistance for building the Aswan Dam, and President Nasser nationalised the Suez Canal.
Peter Mansfield has returned to Egypt to interview government ministers and others, about the political, economic and sociological scene today.
Producer ANTHONY MONCRIEFF

in e minor. Op 121
His last chamber work composed when he was nearing 80. GABRIELI STRING QUARTET

RONALD STEVENSON (piano)
Edmund Rubbra Introduction, Aria and Fugue
Bernard Stevens Two Ballads: No 1. Op 17; No 2. Op 42
(first broadcast performance)
Ronald Stevenson Recitative and Aria (first performance)
Havergal Brian, arr Malcolm MacDonald Minuet and Funeral
March iTurandot)
(first broadcast performance)
Alan Bush Sonata in A flat major, Op 71

by Olwen Wymark
with Jane Wymark as Augusta, John Rowe as Thomas, Ruth Goring as the Female Inspector, Hugh Manning as the Male Inspector

'We'll go through this door... out of the building... and climb up into the lorry. You'll like it. It's little and warm in there - safe, quite safe. And you sit so high up you can see everything. We'll drive right out of the town into the country. It's simple to leave this room, you'll see.'

BBC Scotland
(Rpt)

followed by an interlude

Opening concert of the Festival direct from the Grosses Festspielhaus. Salzburg VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN
Bach Violin Concerto in a major (BWV 1042)
GIDON KREMER (violin)This relay also included:Bruckner: Symphony No 9

Thy wars brought nothing about;
Thu lovers were all untrue. 'Tis well an old age is out, And time to begin anew.
Lines written on the death of the old century just before Drvden's own death. Reader Hugh Dickson
Producer JOHN SCOTNEY

Part 2 Bruckner
Symphony No 9, in d minor (original version)

A short story by Norman Levins
Read by Murray Kash
BBC Bristol

This week Derek Jewell looks at the lighter, summery side of popular music - the dancing-lazing-outdoor aspect of interesting sounds. The music comes from three new albums: WEATHER REPORT'S Black Market; the CARPENTERS' Kind of a Hush; and MCCOY TYNER'S Flu with the Wind, the pianist's latest experiments with strings. Plus coolest summer sound of all: the BEACH Boys revived: records