Glinka Chernomor 's March (Ruslan and Ludmilla) USSR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by EVRENY SVETLANOV
7.9' Rimsky-Korsakoy Piano Concerto in c sharp minor IGOR ZHUKOV MOSCOW RADIO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA, conducted by GENNADI ROZHDESTVENSKY
7.24* Rachmaninov Aieko 't Cavatina (Aleko)
NICOLAI GHIAUROV (bass)
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by EDWARD DOWNES
7.31' Tchaikovsky Fantasy: Francesca da Rimini
NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by LORIN MAAZEL gramophone record*
Locke Music for His Majesty's sackbutts and cornetts - Philip Jones Brass Ensemble
8.13* Handel Where shall I fly? (Hercules) - Janet Baker (mezzo-soprano) English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Raymond Leppard
8.20* Vivaldi Winter (The Seasons) - Pinchas Zukerman (violin), who also directs the English Chamber Orchestra
8.30* Telemann Suite In A minor - David Munrow (treble recorder) Academy or St. Martin-in-the-Fields, directed by Neville Marriner
(records)
Indian Summer
Violin Sonata No 2, In I minor, Op 108: RAYMOND GALLOIS-MONTBRUN (violin)
JEAN HUBEAU (piano)
9.30* Le Jardin clos, Op 108 (song-cycle to poems by Charles van Lerberghe ) ELLY AMELING (soprano)
DALTON BALDWIN (piano)
(records)
Gottfried Hechtl (flute) Manfred Kautzky (oboe)
Siegfried Schenner (clarinet) Robert Lorenzi (horn) Karl Dvorak (bassoon)
Stephen Dodgson Sonata for Wind Quintet
Graham Whettam Trio (1975), for oboe, clarinet and bassoon Gottfried von Einem Wind Quintet. Op 49
BBC Birmingham
ELAINE FENN
Bartok Suite, Op 14
Liszt Grande Etude de Paganini No 2. in E flat major
Weber Sonata No 1, In c major
conducted by LEIF SEGERSTAM ROBERT HOLL (bass)
Leif Segerstam Patria
Mussorgsky Songs and Dances of Death
12.5* Interval Reading
12.10* Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra Part 2 Sibelius
Symphony No 2. In D major
(Netherlands Radio recording)
direct from the Royal Exchange Theatre Howard Shelley (piano)
Clementi Sonata in F sharp minor, Op 26 No 2
Debussy Pour le piano
Chopin Sonata in B flat minor
(The second of 12 concerts promoted by the Manchester Midday Concerts Society in association with the BBC) BBC Manchester
A comic opera in three acts Music by Carl Nielsen
Libretto by VILHELM ANDERSEN , after the play by LUDWIG HOLBERG
(sung in Danish: records)
With the DANISH RADIO SYMPHONY CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA conductedby
JOHN FRANDSEN
The action takes place In Copenhagen, In 1723, Acts 1 and 2
Act 3
Third in a series of seven programmes featuring music from Italy, France, Germany and England
STANISLAV HELLER (harpsichord) Froberger Lamentation faite sur la mort très douloureuse de Sa Majesté Imperiale Ferdinand Ie troisieme; Suite No 29, in A minor
Louis Couperin Suite No 8, In D; Passacaille in c; Pavane in r sharp minor d'Anglebert Deuxleme Suite In o minor; Chaconne Rondeau in D
A sequence of music for the early evening
Presented by Jack Brymer
The Sound of the Harmonica Tommy Reilly is soloist with the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA, conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCE.
James Moody Toledo : Spanish Fantasy
Hoist St Paul's Suite
Gordon Jacob Five pieces for harmonica and strings Ibert Divertissement
(From a concert recorded ot the Hippodrome. Golders Green, last year) BBC Bristol.
Donald Wolfit as King Lear by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
World Theatre presents another chance to hear Sir Donald's historic 1949 radio performance with Sonia Dresdel , Robert Eddlson Harry Andrews
Arranged for radio by M. R. RIDLEY
Directed by HOWARD rosi
(First broadcast 26 April 1949)
' The birthplace of all the major musical forms of the baroque was Italy ... Its good fortune was to possess all the ingredients of successful music-making, hotly cultivated in a large number of Independent city-states.'
In the second of this series of 15 programmes, Christopher Hogwood traces the emergence and early development of the Trio-Sonata in early 17th-century Italy. This is illustrated In an excerpt from Monte-verdi's Scherzi Musicalt , Sonatas by Salamone Rossi , Giovanni Battista Buonamente , Giovanni Paolo Cima. Biaglo Marini and Francesco Turini , and a Canzona by Cavalli. ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC Michael Laird (cornett) Monica Huggett (violin) Eleanor Sloan (violin) Anthony Pleeth (cello) Nigel North (theorbo) director CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD (organ)
Irdisches Glück (Refrain-
Lieden DIETRICH FISCHER-DIESKAU (baritone)
GERALD MOORE (piano) gramophone record
