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Schumann Symphony No 1, in B flat (Spring)
Liszt Les préludes: VIENNA
PHILHARMONIC orchestra: records

Mercadante Concerto in z minor, for flute and strings SEVERING GAZZELLONI, I MUSICI
9.26* Paganini Le Streghe , Op 8: SALVATORE ACCARDO (Violin)
LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by CHARLES DUTOIT
9.35* Mendelssohn Prelude and Fugue in F minor, Op 35 No 5 ANNIE D'ARCO (piano)
9.41* Roussel Symphony No 4, in A, Op 53: PARIS CONSERVATOIRE ORCHESTRA, conducted by ANDRÉ CLUYTENS: records

Introduced by Michael Oliver
Daphne: WILLIAM MANN discusses Strauss's rarely heard opera.
SIDNEY GRILLER talks about his quartet and the works written for it.
HERMANN JADLOWKER : a centenary tribute to the Latvian tenor by ALAN BLYTH.

Beethoven Violin Sonatas played by Gyorgy Pauk (violin) Peter Frankl (piano) direct from the Pittville Pump Room
Sonata No 6, in A, Op 30 No 1 Sonata No 3, in E flat, Op 12 No 3

The Cultural Background
The last of four talks given by John Warren , Head of German at the Oxford Polytechnic.: 4: Finale
The end of an Empire but the beginnings of the modern. 1890-1914

Part 2 Beethoven Sonata No 10, in G, Op 96. BBC Birmingham

P. J. Kavanagh. novelist and poet (Rptd: Wed 3.15 pm)

International Amateur Choral Competition (1)
The first of 13 programmes in which five United Kingdom choirs and 28 choirs from 12 other countries compete for six International Class trophies and for the BBC Silver Rose Bowl awarded to the most outstanding choir in the competition,. Youth Class: Match 1
Netherlands: HELMOND CITY
CONCERT CHOIR
Sweden: VIKSÄNGSKYRKANS CHAM
BER CHOIR
Youth Class: Match 2
Australia: MELBOURNE YOUTH CHOIR Ireland: PARK SINGERS
Introduced by Bernard Keeffe The international jurors are:
CHARLES BEARDSALL , BBC (Chairman); WILFRED BRENNECKE, West Germany; MRS MICHAL SMOIRA-COHN, Israel; NIKI VASKOLA, Finland; CHARLES DUPUIS , Canada; GEORGI MINCHEV , Bulgaria

leader ELI GOREN conducted by HANS VONK
Stravinsky Ballet: Apollo
Haydn Symphony No 94, in- G major (Surprise)

given in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, last May with Raymond Leppard (piano) Part 1
Cavaili Ombra mat fu; La bellezza; Numi ciechi piu di me Schubert Amalia ; Sehnsucht; Der Jiingling am Bache; Der Flüchtling
Liszt Der du von dem Himmel bist; Es war ein Konig in Thule; Uber alien Gipfeln ist Ruh'; Im Rhein, im schonen Strome; Die Lorelei

and the Image of Rural Life
2: Cottage Door with Children Playing (1778)
John Barrell , Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, contrasts this and later works by Gainsborough with his earlier paintings of the 1750s which he considered last week. He relates them to the writings of Goldsmith, Crabbe and Hannah More , and suggests that the differences in the art of the two periods can tell us much about changing social attitudes in 18th-century England.

Part 2
Settings by Debussy and Faurd of poems by VERLAINE
Berkeley Five Poems by W. Hi Auden, Op 53

leader EDWIN PALING conducted by YUVAL ZALIOUK with GWENNETH PRYOR (piano)
Schiirmann Variants for small orchestra
Mozart Piano Concerto No 23, in A (K 488)
5.20* Interval Reading
5.30* Concert Pt 2 Shostakovich Symphony No 9, in E flat BBC Scotland

Second of two programmes containing the two unaccompanied works and both sonatas for violin and piano
Prelude and Theme with Variations (DF 104), for violin; Sonata No 2 (DF 64), for violin and piano ERICH GRUEN. BEBG (violin) JOHN MCCABE (piano)
Introduced by BRIAN DUKE

An Account of What Happened When King Harold The Long-lived Wintered his Sixth Summer in England, Assembled the People and Wanted to Abdicate A play for radio by PAAVOHAAVIKKIO. Translatod from the Finnish by DIANE TULLBERG Paavo Haavikko is one of Finland's leading poeits and playwrights. This is another play in his series of ironic re-creations of Scandinavian sagas. It deals with a Danish king, Harold, the Seafarer, who also ruled over pants of England.
Directed by MARTIN ESSLIN followed by an interlude

The opening performance of the Munich Opera Festival 1977 live from the Bavarian State Opera by courtesy of Bavarian Radio
Daphne
A bucolic tragedy in one act bv JOSEPH GREGOR. Music by Strauss (sung in German)
Shepherds, revellers, maids CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OF THE
BAVARIAN STATE OPERA, Conducted by WOLFGANG SAWALLISCH
The action takes place in Greece in classical times,,

Lewis Mumford in the first of seven conversations with Malcolm MacEwen, recorded at his home in New England.
The Golden Day for Mumford was the period before the Civil War when a number of indigenous American writers emerged - Fennimore Cooper, Walt Whitman, Herman Melville and Ralph Emerson. Mumford's pioneering study on American literature was written over 50 years ago, preceding his work in the fields of art, architecture, the city and technology.

ATHENA ENSEMBLE with IAN BROWN (piano)
Rossini Quartet No 1, in P, for flute, Clarinet, horn and bassoon
Michael Jacques Sonata for flute, oboe and piano
Spohr Quintet in c minor, for flute, clarinet, horn, bassoon and piano. BBC Manchester

Violin Concerto in G minor, Op 10 No 8
ROBERTO MICHELUCCI
I MUSIOI gramophone record