Handel Overture: Faramondo: English Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Richard Bonynge
7.14* Boyce Symphony No 8. in D minor: Wurttemberg Chamber Orchestra conducted by Jorg Faerber
7.25* Purcell They that go down to the sea in ships (Z 57): Charles Brett with the Choir of St John's College, Cambridge, Academy of St Martin in the Fieds, conducted by George Guest
7.35* Bridge The Sea
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sir Charles Groves
8.0 News
8.5 Overture (continued)
Bax Dance in the Sunlight: English Sinfonia conducted by Neville Dilkes
8.10* Gustav Holst Lyric Movement
Cecil Aronowitz (Viola)
English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Imogen Holst
8.20* Poulenc, orch. Berkeley Flute Sonata: James Galway, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Charles Dutoit
8.33* Elgar Introduction and Allegro for strings
Sinfonia of London, conducted by Sir John Barbirolli
8.47* Walton Te Deum
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and Chorus
Choristers of Worcester Cathedral conducted by Louis Fremaux

(records)

Bohuslav Martinu died in Switzerland 20 years ago on 28 August 1959. After the war he had planned to return to Czechoslovakia, but in 1946 he suffered a fall in which he fractured his skull. The accident changed the course of his life; he never returned home, and his compositions took on a different character. These programmes concentrate on the music of his last years.

Tre Ricercare: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Conducted by Martin Turkovsky

9.20* Toccata e due canzoni: Zdenek Hnat (piano) Prague Chamber Orchestra

9.45* The Frescoes of Piero della Francesea - Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Karel Ancerl

(records)

(violin and piano)
Faure Sonata No1, in A, Op 13
Brahms Sonata No 3, in B minor, Op 108

Direct from the Queen's Hall, Edinburgh
Netherlands Wind Ensemble, director Werner Herbert

Rossini...Overture: The Barber of Seville
Selber...Serenade
Krommer...Nonet

11.35* Festival Comment
Presented by Elaine Padmore
(Next prog: Wed 11.50 am)

11.50* Edinburgh International Festival 1979: Part 2
Beethoven...Rondino
Mozart...Serenade in E flat (K 375).
BBC Scotland

followed by an interlude

played by Dennis Townhill
Part of the opening recital on the restored organ of the Cathedral Church of St Mary, Palmerston Place, Edinburgh, to celebrate the Cathedral's centenary year.
Liszt Fantasia and Fugue On Bach
Bach Chorale Pretudes: Liebster Jesu, wir sind hier (awv 731); Wir glauben all' an einen Gott (Bwv 680)
Gordon Stater Two Preludes: St Botolph, Lasst uns erfreuen
Kenneth Ltighten Prelude, Scherzo and Passacaglia, Op 41

BBC Scotland

Opera in a prologue and two acts
Music by Caetano Donizetti. Libretto by FEnCEROMANt, based on a play by Victor Hugo
(sung in Italian: records)
LONDON OPERA CHORUS
NATIONAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by RICHARD BONYNGE
Prologue and Act 1
3.25' Interval Beadint;
3.40* mcre*[a hereia Act 2 '

J.C. Bach Sinfonia in D. Op. 8 No 6
Collegium Aureum
Liszt Mephisto Waltz No 1
Horacio Gutierrez (piano)
Dvorak Symphony No 9, in E minor (From the New World)
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Karl Bohm

(cello and piano)
Schubert Arpeggione Son. Ma
Hindemith Sonata for cello Brahms Sonata in E minor, Op 38

David Munrow begins the Mory of Westminster
Abbey, from its foundation by King Edward the Confessor 900 years ago.

direct from the Royal Albert Hall, London
Henryk Szeryng (violin), Scottish National Orchestra leader Edwin Paling, conductor Sir Alexander Gibson

Haydn Symphony No 95, in C minor
Beethoven Violin Concerto in D major
8.40* I Remember My First Prom in 1918.
Arthur Hammond was for many years Musical Director of the Carl Rosa Opera Company. But, like thousands of other musicians since the Proms first started in 1895, he began seriously to learn the breadth of the orchestral repertoire when he went to his first one. He was then a lad of 13 on holiday from Sheffield.
9.0* Proms 79
Part 2 Nielsen Symphony No 4 (The Inextinguishable)

(The Scottish National Orchestra's participation has been made possible by support from Gulf Oil Corporation)
(Stereo)

Compiled and narrated by Brian Sibley
Beware the Jabberwock, my son
The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
Heedful of this ominous warning Brian Sibley attempts to track down this fabulous monster from Looking Glass world.

at the Manchester Chamber Concerts Society
Haydn Quartet in D, Op 76 No 5
Brahms Quartet in c miner, Op 51 No 1
(Given in the Royal Northern College of Music on 19 March) followed by an interlude

Introduced by Charles Fox
THE PETE JACOBSON QUARTET