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STUDIO DER FRÜILEN MUSIK directed by THOMASBINKLEY
7.11* William Lawes Sonata No 8, in D
ELIZABETHAN CONSORT OF VIOLS directed by THURSTON DART (organ)
7.22* Nardini Violin Sonata in D EDUARD MELKUS (Violin)
LIONEL SALTER < fortepiano)
7.37* arr Munrow Suite from the film La course en tete
EARLY MUSIC CONSORT OF LONDON with JAMES BOWMAN (counter-tenor) directed by DAVID MUNROW gramophone records

Contributors

Directed By:
Thurston Dart
Violin:
Eduard Melkus
Violin:
Lionel Salter
Unknown:
James Bowman
Directed By:
David Munrow
Source: Radio Times
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Josquin des Pres
Fourteenth in a series of 28 programmes devised and introduced by Basil Lam
At its mid-point, the series reaches the composer whom contemporary writers compared to Virgil and Michel angelo. Even a small anthology, illustrating both his early and later styles, may suffice to show why a great 19th-century historian regarded Josquin as the supreme Renaissance master. JOSQUIN SINGERS director JEREMY NOBLE

Contributors

Duced By:
Basil Lam
Unknown:
Michel Angelo.
Source: Radio Times
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Work and Training
6.30 Nation at Work
BRYAN PLATT discovers what It takes to be a farmer in the 70s - the age-old skills now combine with those of works manager, accountant and technologist in running a modern farm.
7.0 School and Community
Six programmes which examine community influences on secondary education. 5: Parent Poioer
How much say should parents have in the running of schools and in choosing the schools that their children attend? DAVID HAWKSWORTH discusses the recommendations of the Taylor Committee on School Management and examines the implications of proposals for an educational voucher scheme.

Contributors

Unknown:
Bryan Platt
Unknown:
David Hawksworth
Source: Radio Times
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by Ray Gosling 4: Eastbourne
' The shoreline is still strong, of one piece. And as you come closer from the sea to the shore you see there are no shops on Eastbourne Front. Not one neon sign, no advertising, no trading. It is among the most distinguished, formal, traditional and classy pieces of controlled town planning in Britain and it is no accident.'

Contributors

Unknown:
Ray Gosling
Source: Radio Times
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A new work for voices by BARRY BERMANGE
S.O.S. is a development from Bermange's earlier work in the field of audio-collage. Drawn from The International Code of Signals for the Use of All Nations (1874), it uses only Signals of Distress. These are presented in a transcribed form as a vocal composition with acoustic and electronic effects in which voices singly or in choral groups call to each other across an ocean for help that never comes. The Voices:
KAREN ARCHER. DAVID ASHFORD , ELIZABETH BELL , MICHAEL GOLDIE , HENRY KNOWLES , HILDA KRISEMAN , JOAN MATHESON , MARY ELLIOTT NELSON. JOHN PULLEN , ROY SPENCER and ROBERT TROTTER with special sound by HENRY PARKER. BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Technical presentation DAVID GREENWOOD
Directed by BARRY BERMANGE

Contributors

Unknown:
Karen Archer.
Unknown:
David Ashford
Unknown:
Elizabeth Bell
Unknown:
Michael Goldie
Unknown:
Henry Knowles
Unknown:
Hilda Kriseman
Unknown:
Joan Matheson
Unknown:
Mary Elliott
Unknown:
Nelson. John Pullen
Unknown:
Roy Spencer
Unknown:
Robert Trotter
Unknown:
Henry Parker.
Unknown:
David Greenwood
Directed By:
Barry Bermange
Source: Radio Times

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Live music and the arts: broadcasts more live music than any other radio network. Classical music is its core. Genres include world and new music, jazz, speech and drama.

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