Comprehensive forecast
Tchaikovsky Waltz (Serenade in c, for string orchestra)
8.9* Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4 VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA gramophone records
Johann Stamitz Symphony in D, Op 3 No 2 - Academy of Ancient Music, directed by Christopher Hogwood
9.16* Alessandro Scarlatti Cantata Pastorale - Janet Baker (mezzo-soprano) English Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Raymond Leppard
9.32* Mozart Bassoon Concerto in B flat (K 191) - Michael Chapman, Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, conducted by Neville Marriner
9.49* Smetana Furiant (The Bartered Bride) - New York Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Leonard Bernstein
9.51* Nielsen Symphony No 2 (The Four Temperaments) - Tivoli Concert Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Carl Garaguly
(records)
Introduced by Michael Oliver
The Italian Tudors: HAROLD ROSENTHAL considers operas by Rossini and Donizetti with an Elizabethan theme.
How Does it Go? (2): BERNARD KEEFFE discusses some of the problems of reading between the notes.
Ida Haendel (violin)
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader ELI GOREN conducted by Charles Mackerras
Mozart Symphony No 38 (k 504) Janacek Taras Bulba
A. S. Halford-MacLeod
(Repeated: Wed 12 noon)
Part 2
Berkeley Voices of the Night Sibelius Violin Concerto
(A public concert given in The Liederhalle, Stuttgart, on 16 May)
United Kingdom Rounds (4) Mixed Voice Choirs
RENAISSANCE SINGERS
CHAPTER HOUSE CHOIR, YORK BATH COLLEGE OF
HIGHER EDUCATION CHOIR
Introduced by Bernard Keeffe
(piano)
Alkan Trois petites Fantaisies, Op 41
Mussorgsky Pictures from an exhibition
2.25* Interval Reading
2.30* Ronald Smith Part 2 Chopin Five Mazurkas
Alkan Symphony (Op 3t: Nos 4, 5, 6 and 7) (A public concert given in the Queen Elizabeth Hall , London, on 15 May 1975)
Antony Hopkins
(Repeated: Monday 9.55 am)
Compiled and narrated by Patric Dickinson
Reader Hugh Dickson Producer JOHN SCOTNEY
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
A series of eight programmes examining the changes that have occurred in British musical life during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. 1: Orchestral Life
Martin Cooper, who. as a critic on The Daily Telegraph, has been present at many of the most important events of this period, presents his view of how and why life has changed for the orchestral musician in this country.
JACK BRYMER and HUGH MAGUIRE add some comments of their own and appear on some of the records used to prove the truth of the claims made.
Berlioz Overture: Les francsjuges: ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by SIR THOMAS BEECHAM
Beethoven Overture: Leonora NO 3: PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN
Ravel Daphnis and ChloS: Suite No 2: LONIDON SYMPHONY
CHORUS AN'D ORCHESTRA conducted by PIERRE MONTEUX
BoUlez Cantata: Le soleil des eaux
JOSEPHINE NIENIDICK (mezzo-sop) LOUIS DEVOS (tenor)
BARRY MCDAINIE 'L (baritone) BBC CHORUS AND
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by THE COMPOSER Producer CLIVE BENNETT
An oratorio
Poem by cardinal NEWMAN Music by Elgar Direct from the Free Trade Hall, Manchester
HALLE CHOIR chorus-master RONALD FROST
HALLE ORCHESTRA leader MICHAEL DAVIS conducted by JAMES LOUGHRAN Part 1
8.10* Interval Reading
8.25* The Dream of Gerontius Part 2
(Presented by the Halle Concerts Society in association with IBM United Kingdom Ltd) BBC Manchester
If Adam Smith were alive today, argues D. P. O'Brien. Professor of Economics at the University of Durham, he could hardly deny that he had provided virtually the whole intellectual basis of competitive policy. followed by an interlude
A radio comedy for graduates by Jonathan Raban
The tutors of a provincial university are gathered round a conference table to decide the final degrees of their students. Running the moderns course is the cynical and promiscuous Trotman.
