Vivaldi Sinfonia al Santo Sepulcro (p 21)
LUCERNE FESTIVAL STRINGS conducted by RUDOLF BAUMGARTNER
7.10* Sor L'encouragement, Op 34
JULIAN BREAM , JOHN WILLIAMS (guitars)
7.25* Dussek Grand Sonata In E flat for two pianos, Op 72 VACLAV SYKORA
ALEX VAN AMERONGEN
7.40* Schoeck Horn Concerto in d, Op 65
HERMANN BAUMANN VIENNA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by DIETFRIED BERNET gramophone records

LOS ANGELES CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by NEVILLE MARRINER Janacek Suite for String Orchestra
8.24* Virgil Thomson Autumn - Concertino for harp, strings and percussion with ANN MASON-STOCKTON (harp)
8.33* Stravinsky Concerto in D
8.45* Strauss Sextet from Capriccio gramophone records

Tchaikovsky
Was I not a little blade of grass?, Op 47 No 7
9.12' If I'd only known, Op 47 No 1
GALINA VISHNEVSKAYA (soprano) MSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH (piano)
9.18* String Quartet No 3, in I flat minor, Op 30 GABRIELI QUARTET gramophone records

for young people Fanfare
A magazine in which Robert Prizeman bobs about in pursuit of music in the making.
Competition entries and letters to: Fanfare, BBC, London WIA 4WW

(piano) Part 1
Alkan Trois petites fantaisies, Op 41
Mussorgsky Pictures from an Exhibition

Dipak Nandy

Part 2
Chopin Five Mazurkas: a minor, Op 68 No 2; c. Op Posth; A minor (No 2 of Notre Temps); B flat, Op Posth; w minor. Op 68 No 4
Alkan Symphony, Op 39 Nos 4-7
(A public concert given in the Queen Elizabeth Hall , London, in May 1975)

VLADIMIR SPIVAKOV (violin) HUNGARIAN STATE CONCERT
ORCHESTRA conducted by GYULA NEMETH
Mussorgsky Prelude: Khovanshchina
Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D major. Op 35
(Recording made available by courtesy of Hungarian Radio)

Michael Rippon (bass-baritone) Josephine McKimmie (piano) direct from the Library Theatre, Bradford
Purcell: Ye twice ten hundred deities
Handel: Revenge! Timotheus cries
Loewe: Archibald Douglas; Die Uhr
Elgar: Is she not passing fair?
Cyril Rootham: The Ballad of Kingslea Mere
Francis Toye: The Inn
Alan Gibbs: Five Elizabethan Songs (first broadcast performance)
(The last in a series of concerts promoted by Metropolitan Bradford Libraries in association with the BBC) BBC Manchester

ANDRAS VON TOSZEGHI (ViOla) PAUL HAMBURGER (piano) Vanhal Sonata in E flat Bax Legend
Bloch Suite hébraïque

Opera-ballet in two acts Libretto by R. Mendouze
Music by Cherubini
(sung in French)
This allegorical piece from 1803 is about an episode from the life of the ancient Greek poet Anacreon, famous for his odes in celebration of wine and love.
Cast in order of singing:

TURIN CHORUS AND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF ITALIAN RADIO chorus-master Ruggero Maghini conducted by Gabriele Ferro
(Recording made available by courtesy of Italian Radio)

Act 1

3.40* Interval Reading

3.45* Anacreon ou L'Amour Fugitif, Act 2

The fifth of 13 programmes surveying the large number of important works commissioned over the years by this enterprising and far-sighted patron of music.
Strauss Metamorphosen: study for 23 solo strings: ACADEMY of ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS conducted by NEVILLE MARRINER Henze Sonata per archi
COLLEGIUM MUSICUM, ZURICH conducted by PAUL SACHER gramophone records

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The Wider World
C.30 What Right Have You Got? A 26-part course on the rights and responsibilities of the citizen - intended primarily for listeners in England and Wales. What do you think of it so far? As the final part of the course approaches, home-based and group-based students give their views of the course so far, and tutors, examiners and others provide advice and guidance on preparation for the 0-level assessment.
Boofc 2. £1.35, from bookshops 7.0 pm Who Cares about
The Commonwealth?
What does Britain get out of the Commonwealth? What does It cost her? Do other Commonwealth nations make greater use of it?
Those taking part: PATRICK KEATLEY, Diplomatic and Commonwealth Correspondent of The Guardian; SIR DAVID HUNT , Chairman of the Commonwealth Institute; JOHN MACKIN tosh, mp, Professor of Politics at Edinburgh University; GODFREY MORRISON , Editor of Commonwealth
Producer GRAHAM TAYAR Series producer MICHAEL STEPHENS
Look, Listen, Learn: pp 65-98

Song-cycle: A Young Man's Exhortation, to poems by THOMAS HARDY , Sung by ALEXANDER YOUNG (tenor) withKEITH SWALLOW <piano) BBC Manchester

Dmitri Alexeev (piano)
London Philharmonic Orchestra leader DAVID NOLAN conducted by Bernard Haitink Goehr Fugue on Psalm 4 (first broadcast performance)
Mozart Piano Concerto No 25, in c (K 503)

Christopher Sykes looks at the lives of the four remarkable sons of the Bishop of Manchester, EDMUND KNOX: EVOE, humorist and Editor of Punch; DILLY classicist and cryptographer who helped to solve Enigma in the Second World War; WILFRED, an Anglican clergyman who took his faith with saintly literalness; and the youngest, RONALD, who became a Catholic and translated the Bible single-handed. The sons are now the subject of a biography by Penelope Fitz Gerald daughter of Evoe, who along with Ronnie was known to Christopher Sykes.

Part 2 Bruckner
Symphony No ' 0 ', in a minor

at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Barbican
The last of four concerts of 20th-century music. Tonight Pierluigi Petrobelli introduces Dallapiccola's Tre Poemi. Mark Lubotsky (violin) Janet Price (soprano)
Members of the BBC Symphony Orchestra guest leader MICHAEL DAVIS conducted by Gary Bertini Gerhard Hymnody
Alfred Schnittke Violin Concerto No 2
Introduction by PIERLUIGI PETROBELLI to
Dallapiccola Tre Poemi
(Given before an invited audience earlier this evening)
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Im Fruhling
ELISABETH SCHWARZKOPF (soprano) EDWIN FISCHER (piano): record