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Schubert Overture: Des Teufels Lustschloss VIENNA PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by ISTVAN KERTESZ
7.13* Beethoven Rondo in c, Op 51 No 1
JOHN O'CONOR (piano)
7.20* Mendelssohn Motet: Veni Domine
HEINRICH SCHOTZ CHOIR directed by ROGER NORRINGTON
7.24* Haydn Symphony No 92, in G
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by KARL BOHM gramophone records

Berlioz Overture: Benvenuto Cellini
SUISSE ROMANDE ORCHESTRA conducted by ERNEST ANSERMET 8.16* Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No 3. in E flat IGOR ZHUKOV MOSCOW RADIO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA, conducted by GENNADI ROZHDESTVENSKY
8.32* Liszt Symphonic Poem: Hungaria
LONDON PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by BERNARD HAITINK gramophone records

Glinka Serenade on themes from Donizetti's opera Anna Bolena (mono)
ADRIAN EGOROV (piano) KSENIA ERDELI (harp) VALERY POLEKH (horn) MIKHAIL KHALILEYEV (bassoon)
GEORGI FIRSOV (viola)
DMITRY TATISHCHEV (CellO) VICTOR ANISIMOV (double-bass)
9.26* Venetian Night GALINA VISHNEVSKAYA (soprano), MSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH (piano) S.29* Three Fugues
VALERY KAMYSHOV (piano)
9.49* Symphony on two Russian Themes (mono) USSR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by ALEXANDER GAUK : records

Peter Komlos (violin) Sandor Devich (violin) Geza Nemeth (viola) Laszlo Mezo (cello) Part 1
Beethoven Quartet In c minor. Op 18 No 4
Bartok Quartet No 5

A series of short talks with long thoughts behind them.
Dr Alan Walker , Chairman and Professor of Music at McMaster University. Canada, reflects on Music and the Unconsclous.

Part 2 Mozart
Quartet in F (K 590)
(A Birmingham Chamber Music Society concert given last November) BBC Birmingham

STEPHEN VARCOE (baritone) JONATHAN ALDER (piano) Schubert An die Leier; Sehnsucht (Ach, aus dieses Tales Grilnden); Nachtstiick; Alinde
Quilter Four Songs of Sorrow
Schumann Provenzalisches Lied; Dein Ange sicht; Der Hidalgo

MARK KAPLAN (Violin) BBC WELSH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, leader
CHRISTOPHER WARREN-GREEN conducted by EDGAR COSMA Part 1
Alun Hoddinott Concerto Grosso No 1. Op 41
Mozart Violin Concerto No 3, in g (K 216)

A weekly news bulletin of events in the arts abroad. (Repeated: Wed 7.10 pm)

Part 2
Beethoven Overture: Coriolan; Romance in G, for violin and orchestra; Symphony No 1, in c
(Public concert given in the Ganolfan, Porthmadog, in association with the Welsh Arts Council)

JULIAN LLOYD WEBBER (cello) SIMON NICHOLLS (piano) Delius Romance
Martin Dalby Variations
Beethoven Sonata in D, Op 102 No 2
BBC Scotland

A historical survey in six parts of one of the great European orchestras.
Smetana Prelude: Libuse conducted by VACLAV TALICH
Dvorak Cello Concerto in A minor
Talich's rehearsal of the orchestral opening followed by a complete performance with MSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH as soloist
Smetana Symphonic Poem: From Bohemia's Woods and Fields (Ma Vlast), conducted by RAFAEL KUBELIK
gramophone records

EDWARD GREGSON COndUCtS the LONDON COLLEGIATE BRASS and introduces the 5rst of two programmes. rhea MusKrave Variations rhomas Wilson Sinfonietta Derek Bourgeois Second Concerto

The best of present-day jazz on record
Introduced by Charles Fox

Part 2 meddim wave only

Presented by Jack Brymer Vlado Perlemuter plays Chopin: a selection of the Polonaises
Schubert String Quartet in B flat (D 112)
AMADEUS QUARTET medhim wave only

The first in a series of readings from EDWARD HOLMES 's Ramble among the Musicians of Germany, first published in 1828. In this episode Holmes introduces his book, visits
Antwerp and suffers an unfortunate experience up a church tower.
Read by Richard Briers (Part 2: Thurs 7.10)

A musical radio play by Herman Rechberger with Neil Hardwick as the Narrator
MAGNUS LINDBERG (piano)
HELJA ANGERVO (mezzo-sop) and THE AUTHOR (unconventional instruments) '
If you have ever thought that the 'contemporary music' scene must be something of a racket, this play will confirm your worst suspicions and more. If you live in a flat and play the piano as well (or have a neighbour who does), so much the better. This Finnish Radio production, by Inari Teinila , won the RAI prize for music programmes at last year's Prix Italia competition. (Finnish Radio recording)

direct from the Royal Festival Hall. London London Symphony Orchestra leader HUGH MAGUIRE Part 1
Symphony No 4, in t minor

The death of Chairman Mao has had a profound effect on education in China. The policy which had affected the lives of 250 million students and nine million teachers was almost overnight reversed by the new leadership. John Gardner , Reader in Government at Manchester University, visited China in February and compares what he saw then with what had been happening in schools and universities under the Gang of Four.

Part 2 Brahms
Symphony No 2, in D
(Arranged in association with British Airways)

compiled by Elizabeth Troop from The Intimate Notebook of George Sand translated by MARIE JENNEY HOWE
With Jane Lapotaire as George Sand
From 1836 to 1839 - years filled with elation, depression and overwork — George Sand kept a notebook addressed to a Dr Piffoel. This ' Professor of Botany and Psychology ' was in fact one of her masculine alter egos. She was then in her mid-30s, angry about society's attitude to women and fascinated by educational,literary and political questions. The music of the young Liszt was some consolation.
With JENNY TWICGE and JOHN BULL
Directed by JOHN THEOCHARIS (Jane Lapotaire is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company)

(piano)
Chopin Variations brillantes on a theme from Harolds Ludovic , Op 12; Mazurkas: A flat major, Op 41 No 4: F sharp minor, Op 59 No 3; Nocturne In E major, Op 62 No 2; Allegro de concert in a major, Op 46

JOHN LADE introduces one of the performances of Byrd's Four- and Five-part Masses recommended in last Saturday's Record Review,