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Weber Overture: Peter Schmoll BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN
7.15* Mozart Piano Concerto No 20. in D minor (K 466)
GEZA ANDA (piano). directing the CAMERATA ACADEMICA OF THE SALZBURG MOZARTEUM
7.43* Haydn Symphony No 27, in G
PRILHARMONIA HUNGARICA conducted by ANTAL DORATI gramophone records

Delibes Ballet Suite: La source
PARIS CONSERVATOIRE ORCHESTRA conducted by PETER MAAG
8.28* Poulenc Sonata for flute and piano
MICHEl. DEBOST
JACQUES FÉVRIER
8.41* Gounod Petite Symphonie in b flat
NETHERLANDS WIND ENSEMBLE conducted by EDO DE WAART gramophone records

The Court of Henry VIII
(n contrast to the secular pieces which are being featured throughout the week, today's programme takes a glimpse at the kind of music which might have been sung in Henry's own chapel; though some works, such as ' Quid petis, o fili? ' belong to that particular form of devotional music - the Carol. Cornvsh Ave Maria mater Dei Pygott Quid petis. o fili?
Fayrfax Magnificat ' 0 bone Jesu '
LONDON EARLY MUSIC GROUP directed by JAMES TYLER gramophone records

AMADEUS STRING QUARTET Norbert Brainin (violin) Siegmund Nissel (violin) Peter Schidlof (viola) Martin Lovett (cello)
With WILLIAM PLEETH (CellO) Part 1
Britten Quartet No 3, Op 94
10.5* Britten's Last Quartet
Hans Keller , the dedicatee of Benjamin Britten 's Third String Quartet, talks about the work in the context of both Britten's creative character and the history of the genre. ( Repeat)
10.25* Schubert and Britten Part 2
Schubert Quintet in c (D 956)
(First broadcast in September 1977 from the Benson and Hedges Music Festival at The Mailings, Snape) BBC Birmingham

Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Lionel Friend

Elgar Symphonic Study - Falstaff

(Stereo)

Michael Schmidt. poet and publisl er.
BBC Manchester

Part 2
Dvorak Symphony No 6, in D
(Hungarian Radio recording of a concert given last March)

direct from the Royal Exchange Theatre
Stuttgart Piano Trio
Haydn Trio in c (n xv 27)
Mendelssohn Trio in c minor, Op 66
(The third of 12 concerts promoted by the Manchester Midday Concerts Society in association with the BBC. This concert also in association with The Consulate General for the Federal Republic of Germany) BBC Manchester

Symphony in E flat (Frohliche Werkstatt)
WIND ENSEMBLE OF THE.
SCOTTISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by RODERICK BRYDON
BBC Scotland

Stabat Mater
BEATRICE HALDAS (soprano) LUCIA VALENTINI TERRANI (mezzo-soprano)
ANTONIO SEVASTANO (tenor) RAFFAELE ARIE (bass )
SWISS ITALIAN RADIO ORCHESTRA
AND CHORUS conducted by EDWIN LOEHRER
(Swiss Radio recording of part of the Concerto Spirituale from the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, Lugano)

(who celebrated his 75th birthday this year)
Variations on a Palestine Shepherd's Song, for piano
Songs: Clouds; Ein Rosen zweig; Nebelweben: The Old Ships: Beatrice's Song
String Quartet No 1. Op 8 (first performance in this country) Piano Sonata
BERNARD ROBERTS (piano)
SYBIL MICHELOW (contralto) PAUL HAMBURGER (piano)
DARTINGTON STRING QUARTET Colin Sauer (violin)
Malcolm Latchem (violin) Keith Lovell (viola)
Michael Evans (cello)

Fifth in a series of seven programmes featuring music from Italy. France, Germany and England.
BLANDINE VERLET (harpsichord) Duphly Rondeau; La Forqueray: La Médée; Chaconne
Balbastre La Lugeac; La d'Hericourt; La Castelmore

A sequence of music for the early evening

Presented by Jack Brymer
Brahms Academic Festival Overture
Debussy Choreographic Poem: Jeux
Tchaikovsky Fantasy: Francesca da Rimini
A recording by the BBC SCOTTISH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conductor CHRISTOPHER SEAMAN

A comedy by R. B. SHERIDAN with a Prologue by MR GARRICK and an Epilogue by MR COLEMAN
Sarah Badel as Lady Teazle, Jill Balcon as Mrs Candour, Gary Bond as Charles Surface, Jane Knowles as Maria, Philip Locke as Sir Benjamin Backbite, Alec McCowen as Joseph Surface, Norman Rodway as Crabtree, Jeffrey Segal as Rowley, Irene Sutcliffe as Lady Sneerwell, Nigel Stock as Sir Peter Teazle, Clive Swift as Sir Oliver Surface and ROD BEACHAM as Snake MICHAEL GOLDIE as Moses WALTER HALL as William MICHAEL HARBOUR as Trip PAUL MEIER as Careless PENCLorE REYNOLDS as a maid
Music specially composed and played by CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD with the ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC
Directed by IAN COTTERELL
(Norman Radway is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company)
(Stereo/Binaural)
(The full binaural effect of this programme can be achieved by listening through stereo headphones) followed by an interlude

Bruckner Intermezzo and Trio in D minor
Brahms Sextet in G major, Op 36
ALBERNI STRING QUARTET with ROGER BEST (viola) and MORAY WELSH (cello) gramophone records

'There are very few things I've discovered now, at this very old age, very few things in this world which you can't laugh off if you have a sense of humour.'
Ben Travers is 92 this month. In this second of two programmes he talks with Peter King about how farce should be played and how Tom Walls gave up the police and prostitutes to become a famous farceur. He talks about Victorian England, religion and how he views death. He wants them to put on his tombstone. 'This is where the real fun starts'.

ALFONS AND ALOYS KONTARSKY
Stravinsky Concerto for two solo pianos
Ligeti Monument-Selbstporträt,Bewegung (dedicated to the !Kontarsky brothers)
(Part of a recording made available by courtesy of Czechoslovak Radio, Prague)

Lambertine
HEATHER HARPER (soprano) GEOFFREY PARSONS (piano)
A Winter's Journey trill be BBCtv's main contribution to ' Schubert Year It's a feature-length film biography which will be shown on BBC2 on the 150th anniversary of his death, 19 November. The film is built round a performance of Winterreise sung in German. The text of the songs in the film, tooether with translations in English, is available from A Winter's Journey, BBC Television. London W12 SQT (please enclose a large 7p-stamped, self-addressed envelope)