Ireland A London Overture
LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR ADRIAN BOULT
7.17* Glazunov Chant du Mengstrel, for cello and orchestra
MSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by SEIJI OZAWA
7.22* Glinka Trio pathé. tique, for clarinet, bassoon and fortepiano THE MUSIC PARTY
7.30* Schumann Overture, Scherzo and Finale
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN gramophone records

Smetana Overture: The Bartered Bride
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by RUDOLF KEMPE
8.15* Brahms Three Intermezzi. Op 117
JULIUS KATCHEN (piano)
8.31* Dohnanyi Suite in sharp minor
SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by MILTON KATIMS gramophone records

Tchaikovsky
The Middle Period
Cradle Song, Op 16 No 1: Oh stay, Op 16 No 2; Is it not so?. Op 16 No 5 ROBERT TEAR (tenor)
PHILIP LEDGER (piano)
9.16* Sonata in G
PAUL CROSSLEY fpiano)
9.47* Don Juan 's Serenade, Op 38 No 1
ROBERT TEAR (tenor)
PHILIP LEDGER (piano)
It was in the early spring, Op 38 No 2
GALINA VISHNEVSKAYA (soprano)
MSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH (piano)
At the ball, Op 38 No 3 ROBERT TEAR (tenor)
PHILIP LEDGER (piano) gramophone records

for young people
A magazine programme all about music, from classics to pop, with a variety of topical, historical, practical and quizzical ingredients.
Introduced by Robert Prizeman

(Stereo)

director JOHN HOBAN , in a programme of sacred choral music from the 15th and 16th centuries
Dufay Ave regima caelorum (III); Magnificat (9 toni)
Ockeghem Intemerata Del
Mater Whyte Chrlste qui lux est et dies (I); Magnificat

Sonata in G minor, Op 65 - Paul Tortelier (cello), Aldo Ciccolini (piano)

11.34* Fantaisie in F minor, Op 49

11.46* Barcarolle, Op 60

11.54* Scherzo No 3, in C sharp minor - Garrick Ohlsson (piano)

(Stereo)
(gramophone records)

ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN. THE-FIELDS conductor
NEVILLE MARRINER
GRAHAM SHEEN (bassoon) Part 1
Rossini Overture: II Turco in Italia
Nicholas Maw Life Studies (Revised version. Nos 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8)

Part 2
Mozart Bassoon Concerto in b flat (k 191) directed by IONA BROWN
Schubert Symphony No 3, in D (D 200)
(A public concert given at the Town Hall, Cheltenham, in July) BBC Birmingham

C. Day Lewis (1904-1972) reads a short group of his poems, including The Christmas Tree, The Fox, and an extract from Elegy for a Woman Unknown. gramophone record

(Die Zauberflote)
Opera in two acts Words by EMANUEL SCHIKANEDER
Music by Mozart (sung in German)
Recording from the 1973 Salzburg Festival
Cast in order of singing: SOLOISTS OF THE Tolz BOYS' CHOIR
VIENNA STATE OPERA CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA chorus-master WALTER HAGEN-GROLL conducted by JAMES LEVINE
(Recording made available by courtesy of Austrian Radio)
Act 1
3.20* In Short
In the interval of The Magic Flute, Peter Gellhorn talks about Mozart and the Theatre.
3.30* The Magic Flute Act 2

director LEONARD FRIEDMAN ROSEMARY ELIOT (flute)
Malcolm Arnold Concerto for flute and strings. Op 45
Alexander Goehr Roman za (first performance, conducted by THE COMPOSER)
(Part of a concert recorded in the Signet Library, Edinburgh, on 21 February)
BBC Scotland

A sequence of music for the early evening.

Presented by Jack Brymer
Guido Cantelli conducts Tchaikovsky's Sixth Symphony (Pathetique)
A recording, being broadcast for the first time in this country, of a concert given in Carnegie Hall on 21 February 1953 by the NBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
(A Voice of America recording)

by Ranald Summerfield
with Michael Gough, Nigel Anthony and Amanda Murray

'I knew her, knew her well, better than anyone. Perhaps you wouldn't understand how well. You might: perhaps you've felt these things yourself for a woman. I suppose emotions like mine aren't really unique. We think they are, of course, in spite of books and films.'

"An ambitious, and completely successful, way of presenting the obsessive, devouring aspect of love." (The Guardian)

from St Johns, Smith Square, London
ERICH GRUENBERG (violin) guestleader HUGH MAGUIRE conductor
GENNADI ROZHDESTVENSKY Part 1
Grieg Holberg Suite
Weill Concerto for violin and wind instruments

1929-1978
At the time of his death earlier this year, John Mackintosh was Labour up for Berwick and East Lothian - and Professor of Politics at the University of Edinburgh. In this talk, David Marquand. now Professor of Contemporary History and Politics at the University of Salford, assesses his friend's contribution to national politics at Westminster and to the teaching of Political Science.

Part 2 Hindemith Sinfonietta in E

A weekly news bulletin

' The trio-sonata in England was essentially the province of the amateur.' In the tenth of these 15 programmes, Christopher Hogwood introduces music written principally for the amateur market by Handel. Boyce. Arne. Geminiani and de Fesch. THE ENGLISH CONCERT
Stephen Preston (flute)
Nicholas McGegan (flute) Simon Standage (violin) Eleanor Sloan (violin) Anthony Pleeth (cello) director TREVOR PINNOCK
(harpsichord)

L'incanto degli occhi H traditor deluso
DIETRICH FISCHER-DIESKAU
(baritone)
GERALD MOORE (piano) gramophone record with at
11.45 News