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Boyce Overture to His Majesty's Birthday Ode (1775) LAMOUREUX ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR ANTHONY LEWIS
7.15* Delius Cello Concerto JACQUELINE DU PRE
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR MALCOLM SARGENT
7.40* Haydn Symphony No 46, in B
RADIO ZAGREB SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by ANTONIO JANIGRO gramophone records

Beethoven Overture: Leonora No 2: CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA conducted by GEORGE SZELL
8.20* Strauss Horn Concerto No 1, in E flat: DENNIS BRAIN PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by WOLFGANG SAWALLISCH
8.36* Kodaly Suite: Háry János BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by ERICH LEINSDORY gramophone records

Obrecht and de la Rue
Today, a sequence of secular music by both composers, including songs and instrumental works. At a time when French songs were dominating vocal chamber music everywhere in Western Europe, Jacob Obrecht was unusual in setting songs, such as Mijn morken gaf mij, in Dutch, as well as in French and Italian. The programme also includes several of Pierre de la Rue's contributions to the chansonniers of the unfortunate Margaret of Austria, including a marvellously sombre setting of Pourquoy non. gramophone records

A recital recorded in the Freemasons' Hall, Edinburgh BBC SINGERS director JOHN POOLE Part 1
Britten Five Flower Songs
Schubert Psalm 23; Shepherd's Chorus (Rosamunde); Gott in der Natur; Des Tages Weihe Britten Hymn to St Cecilia

A series of short talks with long thoughts behind them
Lionel Salter reflects on the question of What Makes a Criticf

Part 2
Schiirmann The Double Heart Brahms Four Quartets BBC Scotland

PIOTR PALECZNY (piano)
NETHERLANDS RADIO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by HENRYK CZYZ Part 1
Moniuszko Overture: Paria
Chopin Piano Concerto No S, In f minor
12.10* Interval Reading
12.15* Midday Concert Part 2
Louis Andriessen Anachrony I Szymanowski Symphonie concertante, Op 60, for piano and orchestra
(Netherlands Radio recording)

Koichiro Harada (violin) Yoshiko Nakura (violin)
Kazuhide Isomura (viola) Sadao Harada (cello)
Bartok String Quartet No 2 Ravel String Quartet in F

An opera in three acts Words by KARL GIESECKE Music by Pavel Vranicky (sung in Czech)
This opera is by a contemporary of Mozart - it had its first performance in Vienna in 1789. It is based on the same poem by Wieland that supplied the plot of Weber's opera.
CZECH RADIO CHOIR, PRAGUE I MUSICI DE PRAGA conducted by LIBOR HLAVACEK Act 1
(Czech Radio recording)

Dlpak Nandy
BBC Manchester

Acts 2 and 3

The Thai Classical Music Group of Srinakarin Wirot University, Prasarnmitr (Bangkok), numbers ten young musicians all devoted to the preservation and furtherance of traditional Thai music.

The tenth of 13 programmes surveying the large number of works commissioned over the years by this energetic patron of music.
Martinu Cantata: The Epic of Gilgamesh MARCELA MACHOTKOVA (soprano) JIRI ZAHRADNICEK (tenor) VACLAV ZITEK (baritone) KAREL PRUSA (bass)
OTAKAR BROUSEK (reciter)
PRAGUE PHILHARMONIC CHOIR
AND ORCHESTRA conducted by JIRI BELOHLAVEK gramophone records

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A two-part sequence of music for the early evening

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The Wider World
C.30 What Right Have You Got? 23: Lepal Aid
How does the legal aid scheme work? Who is entitled to benefit from it and in what circumstances? Is sufficient legal aid and advice available?
Presented by MICHAEL MOLYNEUX with study advice from PAT SAUNDERS
7.6 pm Land - a Resource 1: Meat and Efficiency
Modern 'factory' farming methods use less land but more high-protein, and largely imported, foodstuffs.
DOUG CRAWRORD assesses the possibility that naturally fertilised grassland might still yield meat at an economic price.

Taru Valjakka (soprano) Martli Wallen (bass) Halle Orchestra leader MICHAEL DAVIS conducted by Arvid Yansons direct from the Free Trade Hall, Manchester Part I
Symphony No 4

Bryee Morrison offers some thoughts about the use of music In the treatment of disturbed and handicapped people.

Part 2
Symphony No 6 BBC Manchester

A short story by JOHN MCGAHERN Read by Denys Hawthorne
'Where do we go from hereT Not. anyhow, to Sierra Leone. The tall colonial buildings that face the sea. the white pillars She must be already there. Maybe they are facing each other across a table at this moment, Jerry and her, a servant removing the dishes.' Producer PAUL MULDOON BBC Northern Ireland

Franco Gulli (violin)
Bruno Giuranna (viola) Ciacinto Caramia (cello) with Peter-Lukaa Graf (flute)
The last in a series of five programmes to include all Beethoven's string trios.
Mozart Flute Quartet In 9 major (K Anh 171)
Beethoven String Trio In minor, Op 9 No 3.

Webster's Revenge by MARGARET HOLLINGSWORTH with Henry Knowles and Toby Robins
'I I think It's very important for married couples to be able to communicate, don't you? After all. I'm preaching It all the time to the parents of my problem kids. so it's time I did something about it myself. Idon'twantyoucallingme a dumb cluck like you do Mrs Pettigrew next door ..."
Directed by MARGARET ETALL

An Schwager Kronos DONALD BELL (baritone) JOHN WUSTMAN (piano) (gramophone record)