Grieg Homage March (Sigurd Jorsalfar ): HALLE ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI
7.14* Spohr Octet in E VIENNA OCTET
7.38* Britten The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by THE composes gramophone records

Cherubini Overture: Anacre'on VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by KARL MÜNCHINGER
8.15* Haydn Quartet in D, Op 2 No 2
LASZLO SZENDREY-KARPER (guitar) VILMOS TATRAI (violin) GYORGY KONRAD (viola) EDE BAUDA (cello)
8.34* Mozart Symphony No 33, In B flat (K 319)
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN : records

' Faurg's music might be qualified by comparing It to the nature of that exquisite animal, the cat. The aptness of the comparison gives a clue to the slow welcome afforded to Faurg in this country, where the national character expresses itself in a love of dogs and horses!' (NORMAN SUCKLING) A chronological survey of the music of this most refined of French composers, including many of his chamber works, and each day, one of the great song-cycles, interpreted in many cases by performers who either knew Faur6, or were closely associated with the French tradition. Venice and Before
Prelude in G minor, Op 103; Barcarolle No 1, in A minor, Op 26 (mono)
THE COMPOSER (piano roll)
9.14* Messe basse
GABRIEL FAURE CHORALE
9.24* Ballade for piano and orchestra, Op 19
JOHN OGDON , CITY OF BIRMINGHAM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by LOUIS FREMAUX
9.37* Cinq melodies de Venise, Op 58 (song-cycle to poems by Paul Verlaine )
GÈRARD SOUZAY (baritone)
DALTON BALDWIN (piano): records

JULIANA MARKOVA
Part 1 Scarlatti Sonatas: B flat major (Kk 551); c minor (Kk 11); D major (Kk 465)
Beethoven Sonata in p minor, Op 57 (Appassionata)

Everett Helm talks about an unsolved musical mystery - The Death of Tchaikovsky

Part 2 Brahms Two Intermezzi, Op 117: No 1. in E flat; No 2 in B flat minor
Prokofiev Sonata No 7. in a flat, Op 83
BBC Manchester

LYNDA RUSSELL (soprano)
FIONA KIMM (mezzo-soprano) IAN CALEY (tenor)
DAVID THOMAS (bass-baritone)
BBC SINGERS, director JOHN POOLE BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by IVAN FISCHER Bartok Village Scenes
Haydn Mass In B flat major (Harmoniemesse)

direct from St John 's, Smith Square. London
Sylvia Rosenberg (violin) Tamas Vasary (piano) Bartok Sonata No 1
Mozart Sonata in c major (K 296)
(Tickets £1 available from 11.0 om today, or in advance from the Box Office, [number removed])

gives a recital of his own organ music
Langlais Esquisse Gothique No 2; Prophetic Visions (Cinq Meditations sur l'Apocalypse); Mosaic 2: La Complainte de Pontkalleg; Poem of Happiness; Improvisation on a given theme (Part of a public concert reCorded last May at Worcester Cathedral) BBC Birmingham

BBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRA conducted by BRYDEN THOMSON
Music by Rossini, Lars-Erik Larsson , Honegger, Jarnefelt, Percy Grainger and Howard Ferguson.
BBC Northern Ireland

for Concert Singers
The third of five programmes. Today, we hear the Third Prize Winner. Kathleen Living-stone. accompanied by SIMON NICHOLLS.
(The Second Prize Winner can he heard next Monday)

Giovanni GabrieU Sacrae Symphoniae:
Canzona No 8, in 12 parts Canzona No 3. in 8 parts
LONDON CORNETT AND SACKBUT ENSEMBLE conducted by ANDREW PARROTT
Beethoven Piano Concerto No 4, in G: CHARLES ROSEN SYMPHONICA OF LONDON conducted by WYN MORRIS

UPPER NORWOOD BAND OF THE SALVATION ARMY, conductor MAJOR GEORGE WHITTINGHAM
Music by Bramwell Coles , Ray Bowes. Ray Steadman Allen and Philip Catelinet

A sequence of music for the early evening.

Presented by Jack Brymer Music of the 18th Century
NEW LONDON SOLOISTS ENSEMBLE director and soloist
RONALD THOMAS (Violin) With PETER LLOYD (flute)
Boyce Symphony No 1. in a flat
Bach Violin Concerto No J, In a Telemann Concerto in A, for flute, violin and strings BBC Bristol

The opening concert of the 1978/9 EBU International Concert Season, recorded on October in the Finlandia Hall, Helsinki.
On the occasion of the Second EBU International String Quartet Competition, Finnish Radio presents a concert opened by the joint winners of the First Competition, held in Stockholm in 1974. Mendelssohn String Quartet In I flat, Op 12: FRANZ SCHUBERT QUARTET OF VIENNA

Jonathan Wordsworth , Lecturer at Exeter College, Oxford, discusses the writing and publication of his ancestor's famoui poem with HALLAM TENNYSON.
(The Prelude: Tuesday 10.24)

Part 2 Erik Bergman Bardo Theodol, for soloists, choral and orchestra
Mussorgsky Pictures from an Exhibition (orch Leo Funtek ) BELJAE ANGERVO (mezZO-SOp) WALTON GROENROOS (baritone)
ARNULF OTIO-SPRUNK (recitation) FINNISH RADIO CHAMBER CHOIR
FINNISH RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by LEIF SEGERSTAM

Taverner. Twenty-fourth of 28 programmes, devised and introduced by Basil Lam
The Muse of History is seldom in a hurry to celebrate past worthies, and often averts her gaze entirely from those inspired by her sisters. However, interest in John Taver ner has for too long been focused on unsupported and misleading legends about his life. The actual performance of his music supports the view that he is one of the major figures of the Renaissance.
CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL CHOIR, OXFORD, director SIMON PRESTON

Tailleferre Sonata for harp gramophone record

Threesome, with Michael Gar rick (piano, percussion), Phil Lee (guitar), Norma Winstone (voice, percussion)
Underground Streams, Part 1, a work based on the lecture-cycle entitled Life between Death and Rebirth given in 1913 by Rudoif Steiner

Die Unterscheidung (Kefrain-Lieder)
MARILYN RICHARDSON (Soprano) GEOFFREY PARSONS (piano) gramophone record '