Comprehensive forecast
Handel Overture: Orlando ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by RAYMOND LEPPARD
7.11* Vivaldi Concerto for two violins, cello and string orchestra. Op 3 No 11
WOLFGANG SCHNEIDERHAN, RUDOLF BAUMGARTNER, CLAUDE STARCK LUCERNE FESTIVAL STRINGS directed by RUDOLF BAUMGARTNER
7.22* Mozart Sinfonia Concertante in E flat (K 297b) WALTER LEHMAYER (oboe) PETER SCHMIDL (clarinet) GUNTHER HOGNER (horn) FRITZ FALTL (bassoon), VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by KARL BOHM
(records)
Gottschalk Symphony No 1 (A Night in the Tropics): Utah Symphony Orchestra, conducted by MAURICE ABRAVANEL
8.23* MacDowell Piano Concerto No 2, in D minor EUGENE LIST
WESTPHALIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by SIEGFRIED LANDAU
8.48* Joplin, arr Schuller We're goin' around; A Real Slow Drag; Aunt Dinah has blowed de Horn (Treemonishai
CARMEN BALTHROP (soprano) CORA JOHNSON (mezzo-soprano) KENNETH HICKS (tenor)
HOUSTON GRAND OPERA CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, conducted hy GUNTHER SCHULLER
(records)
Walton - The Concertos
Overture; Portsmouth Point
LONDONSYMPHONYORCHESTRA conductedbyandreprevin
9.10* Cello Concerto (1957)
PAUL TORTELIER
BOURNEMOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by PAAVO BERGLUND
9.37* Prelude and Spitfire Fugue: PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by the COMPOSER gramophone records
Byrd Come woeful Orpheus
Morley Now is the month of Maying: Die now my heart; You black, bright stars: Hark, jolly shepherds
Tomkins 0 let me die for true love
Wilbye Alas, what hope of speeding; As matchless beauty; Lady when I behold
Weelkes Those sweet delightful lilies; Some men desire spouses; Come sirrah Jack. ho PRO CANTIONE ANTIQUA conducted by MARK BROWN
FRENCH NATIONAL RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by SERGIU CELIBIDACHE Dutilleux Metaboles
10.46* Ravel La valse: poeme chor6graphiciue
(French Radio recording)
Songs and instrumental music by Stravinsky and by four
British composers
MARY THOMAS (soprano* NASH ENSEMBLE
Stravinsky Four Russian Songs; Three Pieces, for clarinet
Patrick Harrex Three Shakespeare Songs (first broadcast performance)
Williamson Three Shakespeare Songs
Stravinsky Elegy , for viola; Epitaphium
Bax Elegiac Trio
Fricker 0 Mistress Mine
Stravinsky Three Songs from William Shakespeare
Colin Mawby , Master of Music at Westminster Cathedral, talks In Defence of Low Fi - about the dangers of perfectionist recording.
John Barstow (piano)
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Christopher Adey
Beethoven Overture: The Ruins of Athens
Dvorak Piano Concetto in G minor
Part 2 Rachmaninov Symphony No 3, in A minor. BBC Scotland
The first in a series of seven programmes to include all Mozart's string quintets and the clarinet quintet, alongside many of the ensembles and finales from his operas.
Today's programme combines music from Lucio Silla and La finta giardinicra with the String Quintet in B flat (K 174) played by the AMADEUS QUARTET with CECIL ARONOWITZ (viola) gramophone records
VENEZUELAN NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHESTRA, conductor CARLOS CHAVEZ Wagner Overture: The Master-singers
Plaza Fugue Romantica
Chavez Toccata for percussion
3.30* Carlos Chavez talks to
ANTHONY FRIESE-GREENE.
3.35* Concert Part 2 Revueltas Sensemaya
Nunez Symphonic Toccata
Tchaikovsky Overture-fantasia: Romeo and Juliet
(Given in the Music Hall, Aberdeen, on 7 August 1976 as part of the International Festival of Youth Orchestras
Couperin Lecon de ténèbres, III Cazzati In Calvaria rupe
SchUtz Weib. was weinest du?
Couperin Motet pour Ie jour de Paques
Carissimi Historia dei pellegrini di Emmaus
BROMPTON ORATORY CONSORT Mavis Beattie (soprano)
Nancy Long (mezzo-soprano) JohnDudley(tenor)
Richard Suart (baritone) Jane Ryan (bass viol) Paul Inwood (organ) conductor JOHN HOBAN followed by an interlude
Introduced by ROBERT PRIZEMAN
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6.30 New series
Weather Outlook
Six programmes introduced by MARGARET COOK. 1: Rain or Fine Hailstones as big as grapefruit -the sea freezing - midsummer in March - snow in June! Climatologists and meteorologists attempt to account for the contrariness of Britain's weather. Series producer DAVID ALLOKBY (A sheet of illustrations, including weather maps, accompanies this series. Send SAE to Weather Outlook, [address removed])
7.0 Speculations
1: Speculating through Science Fiction. Discussed by DR CHRIS EVANS and EDMUND COOPER. Introduced by PAUL VAUGHAN
BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conductor Ashley Lawrence Kenneth Bowen (tenor) John Barrow (baritone; Barry Rose (organ) BBC Singers conductor John Poole
Mendelssohn Overture: The Hebrides (Fingal's Cave)
Schubert Symphony No 8, in B minor (Unfinished)
Part 2 Stainer The Crucifixion: a Meditation on the Sacred Passion of the Holy Redeemer, forsoloists,chorusandorgan
(Presented in association with the Fairfield Halls, Croydon)
Every year, radio's huge market for drama attracts over 10,000 scripts from writers in many parts of the world.
Every year, about 50 new writers hear on radio the first performance of one of their works, which may be the prelude to a successful writing career.
In this programme TED ALLAN , STAN BARSTOW, FREDERICK BRADNUM, JAMES HANLEY , DON HAWORTH , BERNARD KOPS. HENRY LIVINGS, ALUN OWEN , ALLAN PRIOR, JONATHAN RABAN , DAVID RUDKIN , ANDREW SALKEY , TOM STOPPARB and WILLIAM TREVOR talk about radio and the part it has played in their lives.
The programme is compiled and narrated by Ian Rodger
(lute and guitar)
Walton Five Bagatelles
10.49* Dowland Mignarda
10.54* Britten Nocturnal: record
Dietrich Buxtehude: seven Holy Week cantatas, devotions to the body of the crucified Christ. V: Ad pectus (The breast) JOHN YORK SKINNER
(counter-tenor), ALAN BYF. RS (tenor), FRANCIS THOMAS (bass)
CATHERINE MACKINTOSH , POLLY WATERFIELD (baroque violins) JANE RYAN (baroque cellot WALTER IIILLSMAN (Organ) conducted by KERRY WOODWARD
