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The first of a new series celebrating the centenary of the distinguished Catalan musician. Beethoven Variations in E flat on the duet Bei Mannern (from Mozart's Die Zauberflote) PABLO CASALS (cello)
ALFRED CORTOT (piano)
Beethoven Symphony No 7, in A MARLBORO FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA conducted by PABLO CASALS gramophone records

Listeners' record requests
Prokofiev Epigraph from War and Peace
BOLSHOI THEATRE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, conducted by ALEXANDER MELIK-PASHAYEV
9.9* Prokofiev Garden Scene (Act 1 Sc 1 - War and Peace)
9.22* Stravinsky Symphonies of wind instruments
SUISSE ROMANDE ORCHESTRA conducted by ERNEST ANSERMET
9.32. Rachmaninov Etudes-tableaux, Op 39 Nos 4-6 VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY (piano)
9.45* Balakirev Symphony No 1. in c
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted bystRTHOMAS BEECHAM Requests, on postcards please. to: Your Concert Choice, BBC, Broadcasting House, London W1A 4WW

Introduced by Michael Oliver
Another Fidelio: WINTON DEAN introduces the music of Ferdinando Paer, the composer of Figaro, Sonnambula, Orfeo ... Casals and Feuermann: ZARA NELSOVA talks about two of her teachers.
Warsaw Autumn Festival: a report by ADRIAN THOMAS.
Producer CHRISTINE HARDWICK

The first of two programmes in which the composer conducts his own compositions. PETER LAGGKR (baSS)
With JOHN PATRICK THOMAS (counter-tenor)
HANS UNGER (counter-tenor) ALFRED WINKLER (tenOr)
REGINALD EVANS (baritone) ERNST SALZER (baritone) RUDOLF VOGEL (bass) FRANZ HANBLOS (baSS) VIENNA BOYS' CHOIR
AUSTRIAN RADIO CHOIR, AUSTRIAN RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by Krzysztof Penderecki Part 1
From the Psalms of David, for choir and instrumental ensemble
Stabat Mater , for three unaccompanied choirs
Als Jakob erwachte, for orchestra

Frederic Raphael , the novelist and playwright, reflects on some of the things we say.
(Repeated: Wednesday 12.5pm)

Penderecki, part 2
Magnificat, for bass solo, vocal ensemble, double choir, boys' choir and orchestra
(Austrian Radio recording)

plays on the recorder a version in c minor of the Bach A minor Sonata for unaccompanied flute. (Repent)

Fifth of 12 programmes
String Quartet in D minor. Op 34: ALLEGRI STRING QUARTET Piano Quintet in A, Op 81 MUSIC GROUP OF LONDON

Antony Hopkins discusses a work or theme of current interest.
(Repeated: Monday 10.0 am)

direct from
The Dome. Brighton
(in association with Brighton Philharmonic Society) HEINZ HOLLICER (oboe)
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader BELA DEKANY conducted by JOHN PRITCHARD Part 1
Mozart Symphony No 33, in 3 flat major (K 319)
Strauss Oboe Concerto

A Tribute
' Will you British never learn.' a senior official in the Indian Home Department moaned in 1943. ' You are now sending some bloody Brigadier to run our archaeology department.' He was greeted by the reply, ' The bloody Brigadier, as you call him, is one of the most distinguished archaeologists alive.'
This riposte came from Glyn Daniel , now Disney Professor of Archaeology at the University of Cambridge, who was a close friend and colleague of Sir Mortimer. He reflects on the man who brought archaeology to life for millions, and who died on 22 July this year.

Part 2 Sibelius
Symphony No 2, in D
(Heinz Holliger can be heard again tomorrow; in the BBC Lunchtime Concert at 1.5 pm)

8: A Radical Future!
Jonathan Rée, Lecturer In Philosophy at the Middlesex Polytechnic, argues that because British philosophy has tended to be strictly analytical it has taken too little account of radical and dialectical approaches. But he thinks that this may change.
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HANS HOTTER (bass-baritone) GEOFFREY PARSONS (piano)
(A Park Lane Group concert given in the Fishmongers' Hall, London, in March)

Terry Eagleton , Fellow and Tutor of Wadham College, Oxford, and author of Criticism and Ideology, discusses the development of Marxist literary criticism. He evaluates the work of Pierre Macherey who argues that a work of art, far from being a unified whole, reflects the divisions of the society that has produced it.

Quartet in A minor, Op 132 played by the ITALIAN STRING QUARTET Paolo Borcianl (violin) Elisa Pegreffi (violin) Piero Farulli (viola) Franco Rossi (cello)
(South German Radio recording from this year's Schwetzingen Festival)

by DAVID POWNALL With music by Gesualdo, Peter Warlock and Stephen Boxer
The Paines Plough Production of a musical reworking of the lives of two composers, Carlo Gesualdo , an Italian prince, contemporary of Shakespeare, who composed motets and madrigals from the death of his first wife in 1590 to his own death in 1613. and Philip Heseltine , alias Peter Warlock , born 1894 and who committed suicide in 1930 after a career as music critic and composer. Helen Euterpe , MARY ELLEN RAY Federigo/Carafa...edward ADAMS Philip Heseltine. Stephen BOXER Carlo Gesualdo ..... ERIC RICHARD Maria D'Avalas .... FIONA VICTORY Additional singing by DIANA KYLE
Produced and directed by GUY VAESEN

given by ANDOR FOLDES
Mozart Sonata in A (K 331)
Schubert Sonata in A minor (D 845)
BBC Music Guide: Schubert Piano Sonatas by Philip Rad cliffe, 50p from bookshops

The Argentine composer Alberto Ginastera was 60 earlier this year FREDERICK FULLER offers a personal portrait of him and assesses his contribution to the music of our time.
(Ginastera's Bomarzo: Thursday 7.30 pm)

This week's visit to the popular music scene with Derek Jewell concentrates on another ' milestone ' album by the talented singer-composer STEVIE WONDER . His songs of love are contrasted with others which starkly explore the black-ghetto experience and other social situations, all from the album Songs in the Key of Life. Other music comes from STEVE HILLAGE and STEELEYE SPAN. gramophone records