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Handel Overture: Arianna
ACADEMY OF
ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS conducted by NEVILLE MARRINER
7.10* Telemann Paris Quartet No 3. in G: quartet AMSTERDAM
7.29* Vivaldi Violin Concerto in D, Op 7 No 11
SALVATORE ACCARDO , I MUSIC[
7.40' Bach Prelude and Fugue in B major (Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1)
HELMUT WALCHA (harpsichord)
7.43* Albinoni Violin Concerto in G minor, Op 10 No 8 ROBERTO MICHELUCCI I musici: records

Music inspired by Shakespeare's The Tempest
Sullivan Introduction: The Tempest: CITY OF BIRMINGHAM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR VIVIAN DUNN
8.10* Vaughan Williams Three Shakespeare Songs BERKSHIRE BOYS CHOIR directed by BRIAN RUNNETT
8.16* Sibelius The Tempest: Suite No 2: ROYAL LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR CHARLES GROVES
8.32 Tchaikovsky Fantasy: The Tempest. Op 18
USSR STATE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by EVGENY SVETLANOV gramophone records

Charles Gounod
Scenes and arias from the operas Mireille (1864) and Romeo and Juliet (1867) gramophone records

conductor ERIC WETHERELL Handel Suite: Alceste
Rivier Déjeuner sur l'herbe Mathias Dance Variations BBC Northern Ireland

DONG-SUK KANG (violin) GORDON BACK (piano)
Prokofiev Sonata No 2, In D (Part of a recital first broadcast in October 1975)

MARTIN ROSCOE (piano)
MARGARET CABLE (mezzo-soprano) BERNARD ROBERTS (piano)
Haydn Sonata No 32, in a minor Schoenberg Six Songs, Op 3 Rawsthorne Four Bagatelles
Fauré Songs: Aubade; Clair de lune; Le secret: Les roses d'Ispahan; Nell; Mandoline Liszt Rhapsodie Espagnole
(Songs previously broadcast In May 1975) BBC Manchester

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Broadcasting House, Cardiff
BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra conducted by Irwin Hoffman Esther Glazer (violin)
Part 1 J. C. Bach Sintonia in D, Op 18 No 4
Stravinsky Violin Concerto In D

A personal preview by PETER BARKER of some of the plays and features on Radio 3 and Radio 4 in the week ahead.

Part 2 Mendelssohn
Symphony No 5, in D (Reformation)
(Before an invited audience) BBC Wales

Peter Pratt introduces excerpts from the vintage 1927 recording of Gilbert and Sullivan's opera. The cast includes HENRY LYTTON , BERTHA LEWIS and LEO SHEFFIELD.

Peter Holman describes the fashion for Italian music and musicians in London concert life in the early 18th century, and introduces Sonatas, a Suite and a Concerto by composers including Corelli, Nicolai Matteis, Giovanni Battista Draghi, William Topham, William Babell, John Baston and Handel.
The music is played on appropriate instruments by MEMBERS OF ARS NOVA

Three contrasting pieces from the 1977 festival of the International Society for Contemporary Music, held in Bonn.
Mario Bertoncini Chanson for 'wind instruments' devised and played by THE COMPOSER
Jamary Oliveira Sanctus , for ten solo voices, metronomes with bells, and chorus
NORTH GERMAN RADIO CHOIR conducted by HELMUT FRANZ
Stephanos Wassiliadis Kou klokosmos: an electronic fairytale
(All first broadcasts in this country: recordings made available by West German Radio)

The Musical Gem of Europe
Various views on Salzburg are suggested by Christopher Hog -wood in today's programme of records requested by the under-20s: Michael Haydn 's Symphony In G (with an Introduction by Mozart), the Missa Salisburgensis in 54 parts, music for the automatic water organ at Hellbrunn, and Leopold Mozart 's picture of a Peasant Wedding.

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Leisure and Recreation
8.30 Arthur's Folk
Presented by DAVE ARTHUR 3: Revival of the Fittest
An everyday story of country folk w4th TOM FORREST. WEBB'S WONDER, singing COPPERS, SILLY SISTERS, DRANSFIELDS, WATERSONS and RAKES.
7.0 Cinema Now
The last of seven programme* presented by Richard DYER
7: Big Budget Hollywood films with a Political FLavour
' Hollywood's recent films on radical themes are a classical case of having tt both ways - making films can be taken as traditional or progressive according to taste.' Producer EDITH BAER

KENNETH RIEGEL uenor)
TANC.LEWOOD FESTIVAL CHORUS AND
CHOIR
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA with the BERKSHIRE MUSIC CENTER
ORCHESTRA and a BRASS ENSEMBLE from the BOSTON UNIVERSITY YOUNG ARTISTS ORCHESTRA conducted by SEIJI OZAWA
(A Boston Symphony Orchestra Transcription Trust recording of a concert given at Tangle-wood, in August last year)

Edmund Gosse on Thomas Hardy
'There is no visible head to the profession of letters in this country. The throne is vacant, and literature is gravely bereaved.'
Gosse and Hardy were friends for 53 years. When Hardy died in 1928 Gosse acted as pall-bearer at his funeral. Four months later he too was dead. But in the meantime he had recorded a remarkable gramophone tribute to his friend.
Dr Richard Hoggart introduces extracts from Gosse's forgotten recording. ' Overwhelmingly, one's first impression is that we simply could not write or speak like that today.' Producer COLIN SMITH

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Chopin Berceuse ; Three Mazurkas, Op 59; Three Waltzes. Op 64 gramophone record

An illustrated investigation by Dr Roger Hcllyer with music played by the ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA WIND ENSEMBLE
Mozart Serenade in B Sat, for 13 wind instruments (K 361)

Second of two programmes played and introduced by Keith Elcombe from the organ of the Silver Chapel
Bull Salvator mundi; Salve regina
Farnaby Loth to depart
Munday Goe from my window Bull Carol: Een kindekind ist cms geboren; Fantasia in the 5th mode
(Austrian Radio recording, made for the BBC at the 1977 Innsbruck International Organ Week)

Des Fischers Liebesgliick KARL ERB ( tenorj
BRUNO SEIDLER-WINKLER (piano) (gramophone record: 1936)