Last in a series of six programmes to include music by Purcell for the church and the stage.
The Fairy Queen: music for Act 4
8.34* Remember not, Lord, our offences
8.37*My heart is inditing (for the coronation of James 11, 1685): records
Dufay Motet: Ave Regina Coelorum MUNICH CAPELLA ANTIQUA directed by KONRAD RUHLAND
9.12* Handel Concerto Grosso in A, Op 6 No 11
COLLEGIUM AUREUM, directed by FRANZJOSEF MAIER
9.32* Grieg Piano Concerto in A minor
PERCY GRAINGER (piano) SYDNEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by JOHN HOPKINS
14.2* Rossini Prayer: Dal tuo stellato soglio (Moses in Egyptt: SOLOISTS, CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OF THE
ROYAL OPERA HOUSE. COVENT GARDEN, conducted by LAMBERTO GARDELLI: records
Introduced by Michael Oliver
A literarv musician and a musical man of letters: HUGH WOOD discusses his attitude to composition. ANTHONY BURGESS talks about the relationship between his novels and his music.
Producer
CHRISTINE HARDWICK
(Repeated: Wed 2.0 pm)
Big Ben
Two Minutes' Silence; The Last Post
( Whole ceremony on R4UK
10.30 am)
In the final programme of this series on records, Serge Koussevttzky conducts the Boston Symphonv Orchestra
Copland El Salon Mexico Prokofiev Symphony No 5, in B flat
Series producer RAY ABBOTT
First of seven concerts recorded oefore an invited audience at Brunei University, including all Mozart's string quintets, some of Haydn's greatest quartets and, for the first time in this country, the complete cycle of Martinu's seven quartets.
ALBERNI STRING QUARTET with PATRICK IRELAND (Viola) Mozart Quintet in B fiat major (k 174)
Martinu Quartet No 1 (1918) (first broadcast performance in this country) Haydn Quartet in B flat major. Op 71 No 1
STEPHEN BISHOP-KOVACEVICH Sonata in E, Op 109; Sonata in A flat, Op 110
2.20* Interval Reading
2.25* Beethoven. Part t
Sonata in c minor, Op 111 BBC Birmingham
Gillian Widdicombe takes a critical look at the past seven days' music broadcasting on radio. BBC Manchester
(Friday at 7.10 pm: Kenneth McLeish)
by Elisabeth Lulyens
JANE MANNING (soprano)
SARAH WALKER (mezzo-sop) MERIEL DICKINSON (contralto)
BRIAN BURROWS (tenor)
MICHAEL RIPPON (bass-bar) MEMBERS OF THE
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Repetiteur DAVID SHAW conducted by LIONEL FRIEND
Technical presentation by GEOFFREY KLINTON PARKER Producer GORDON STEWART (BBC , Commission: first performance)
The poetry of Tadeusz Rozcwicz
Adam Czerniawskf introduces a selection of Rozewicz's work, read in English by JOHN FRANKLYN -ROBBINS and in Polish by Rozewicz himself.
Producer FRASER STEEL
BBC Manchester
Kathleen Crees plays music by , Pachelbel Zipoli ,Peerson , Farnaby and Henry VIII and an anonymous piece.
' To walk down Fifth Avenue is to feel the city as sensation, but it has nothing to do with the city as an intelligible structure. And the other famous vantage points are all moving, changing spectacles. The city is a film, a sequence of moving pictures.'
Denis Donoghue. Professor of Modern English and American Literature at University College, Dublin, is teaching during the current academic year at New York University. In this talk he reflects on attitudes to the arts in New York.
(soprano), with Kenneth Broadway (piano)
Schubert Im Freien: Liebhabe in allen Gestalten
Debussy Pantomime; Clair de lune; Pierrot; Apparition
Strauss Three Ophelia Songs; Ich wollt' ein Strausslein binden; Als mir dein Lied erklang
(South German Radio recording from the 1979 Schwetzingen Festival)
The African Condition given by All Mazrui. Professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan
1: The Garden of Eden in Decay. followed by an interlude
Music for Piano
WILLIAM LANCFORD (piano) ALAN BUSH (piano)
Alan Bush was a composition pupil and friend of Ireland for some years. He introduces the music, including reminiscences of Ireland's idiomatic playing of his compositions. Prelude in E flat; Ballade; Moonglade; Sarnia; Columbine (original version)
A satirical comedy by VACLAV HAVEL , translated by VERA BLACKWELL and adapted for radio by MARTIN ESSLIN with Donald Pleasence and Hugh Burden
The Memorandum was written before the 1968 Russian Invasion of Czechoslovakia.
Directed by MARTIN ESSLIN (First broadcast in 1966)
given by the BERLIN
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA at this year's Salzburg Whitsun Festival
Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 4
Bruckner Symphony No 4 (Austrian Radio recording)
The first of nine concerts ofBritishmusicmostly written in the last 50 years. Each concert includes a work by Britten. BBC SINGERS conductor JOHN Pool
Vaughan Williams Three Shakespeare Songs
Walton Where does the uttered music go?
Britten Sacred and Profane, Op 91
11.0* Interval Reading
11.10*Part 2 Parry
Songs of Farewell (Given on 18 October in St John's. Smith Square, London) Stereo
