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Comprehensive forecast for UK land areas and inshore waters

Mendelssohn Symphony No 12, in G minor, for string orchestra - Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields directed by Neville Marriner

8.23* Liszt Totentanz - Gyorgy Cziffra (piano) Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Andre van der Noot

8.38* Sibelius Symphonic Poem: Tapiola - Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Paavo Berglund

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Beethoven Overture: Egmont BRR'Lirs' PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN

8.13* Mozart Piano Concerto No 15, in B Hat (K 450): GEZA ANDA
CAM GRATA ACADEMICA OF THE SALZBURG MOZARTEUM

8.37* Haydn Symphony No 15, in D: PHILHARMONIA, HUNGARICA, conducted by Antal Dorati

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Schubert Overture in D (D 556)
VIENNAPHILHARMONICORCHESTRA conductedbykarlmunchinger
9.13* Rondo in A (D 438)
JOSEF SUK i violin), ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS conducted by NEVILLE MARRINER
9.27* Symphony No 5, in B flat AIMSTBRlDAM OONCÐRTGEBOUW ORCHESTRA, conducted by BERNARD haitink : records

conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCE
Light music by Gordon Lang ford, Elgar, Raymond Warren , Haydn Wood , James Langley and Peter Hodgson

First of two programmes of Haydm's Quartets, Op 77, and the bwo Quartets by Stmetana.
Haydn Quartet in G, Op 77 No 1
11.24* Smetana Quartet No 1, in E minor (From my life)
OHILINGIRIAN STRING QUARTET BBC Manchester

A programme of British light music from the past 25 years tommy REILLY (harmonica) ROBERT DOCKER (piano)
BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, led by ANDREW ORTON conducted by ROBERT FARNON
Walton Orb and Sceptre: Coronation March, 1953
12.9* Malcolm Arnold Four Cornish Dances
12.21* Trevor Duncan The Girl from Corsica
12.27* Robert Farnon Prelude and Dance, for harmonica and orchestra
12.44* Gilbert Vinter Serenade for a veiled lady
12.49* Erie Coates The Dam Busters March

A personal preview by DONALD price of plays and features on Radio 3 and 4 next week.

Part 2
Robert Farnon Colditz March
1.24* Richard Rodney Bennett Theme: Murder on the Orient Express
1.28* Robert Docker London Rhapsody, for piano and orchestra
1.44* Ernest Tomlinson Three Dances (Ballet Suite: Aladdin)
1.53* Ronald Binge An Elizabethan Serenade
1.57* arr Robert Farnon Sounds Familiar
(Presented in the Town Hall on 7 July by the BBC Transcription Service with Cheltenham International Festival of Music)

Second of seven programmes TONONI PIANO TRIO
Martinu Five Short-Pieces (1930) Copland Vitebsk (Study on a Jewish theme) (1929)
Martinu Trio No 3, in c (1951) Introduced by ANTHONY BURTON

Glinka Overture: Ruslan and Ludmilla
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by Andre Previn
3.5* Rachmaninov Piano transcriptions: Lullaby (Tchaikovsky); Liebesfreud (Kreisler) GARRICK OHLSSON
3.17* Dvorak Symphony No 9, in E mlinor (From the New World): ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by JASOHA HOREiNSTSIN

ERNST GUTSTEIN (baritone) HARALD GOERTZ (pian.0)
Schubert Erstarrung ; Die Krahe; Wegweiser (Winterreise) Brahms Auf dem Kirchhofe
Wolf Gesang Weylas ; Abschied (Morike Lieder)
Wellesz On Time: three songs to words by DRYDEN
Hans-Erich ApostelThree Songs, Op 15 (Die Lieder von Traum und Tod by stefan GEORGE)

Fifth of ten programmes
The cellist Anner Bylsma discusses with Christopher Hog-wood the dearth, until the end of the 18th century, of tutors specifically designed for the cello and examines and contrasts in detail the Methods of Breval and Duport, including examples played on one and two cellos.
Producer CLIVE BENNETT

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Leisure and Recreation
6.30 In Your Own Time The Leisure Programme
Presented by PETER CLAYTON
A second selection from earlier editions, including the DORKING PALM COURT ORCHESTRA, and GARETH eidwairds on fishing.
7.0 Weather Outlook
Six programmes introduced by M.tRiGARJET COOK
5: The Elements Combined

direct from the Royal Albert Hall
Jean-Bernard Pommier (piano)
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra leader BARRY Griffiths conducted by Hans Vonk
Mozart Serenade in D major (Serenata notturma) (K 239)
Beethoven Piano Concerto No 5, in E flat major (Emperor)

Largely concealed from the wider cinema-going public, an elaborate and often acrimonious debate is being conducted in academic and para-academic film circles on the need for film theory. Robin Wood, author of monographs on Hitchcock, Ray, Bergman and Hawks, and formerly Senior Lecturer in Film Studies at Warwick University, discusses the nature and implications of this debate,

Stravinsky Ballet: The Rite of Spring

Four talks by Professor Christopher Thorne

During the Far Eastern conflict of 1941-45, the cause of Chiang Kai-Shek 's China was a popular one in Britain, as well as in the USA, and officials in London as in Washington, hoped to see a stable and unified China emerge. Yet, from Roosevelt downwards, many Americans were convinced that Britain's attitudes and policies towards China were at variance with their own.

with MARY BEVERLEY (soprano) ANTH'EA GIFFORD (guitar) WILLIAM WATERS (guitar) conductor LASZLO HELTAY
Hugo Wolf Sechs geistliche Lieder
Giinter Bialas Eichendorff-Liederbuch (first performance in this country)

If Adam Smith were alive today, argues D. P. O'Brien. Professor of Economics. Durham University, he could hardly deny that he had provided virtually the whole intellectual basis of competitive policy.

Part 2 Hugo Distler Totentanz
Spoken parts by STUDENTS OF THE GUILDHALL SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND drama; ROB MIDDLETON as Death (Given in St John's, Smith Square, on 7 June 1975)