Comprehensive forecast for UK land areas and inshore waters
Listeners' record requests Copland Quiet'City CELIA NICKLIN (cor anglais) MICHAEL LAIRD (trumpet) ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS, conducted by NEVILLE MARRINER
7.13* Schubert Three Heroic Marches (D 602) ANTONIO BALLISTA and BRUNO CANINO (piano duet)
7.36* Bizet L'Arlésienne: Suite No 2 BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN
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8.5 Your Midweek Choice Part 2 Ravel Bolero NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by PIERRE BOULEZ
8.29* Geoffrey Burgon Nunc Dimittis PAUL PHOENIX (treble) JAMES WATSON (trumpet) JOHN SCOTT (organ) ensemble conducted by BARRY ROSE
8.23* Glazunov Symphony No 7, in MOSCOW RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, conducted by VLADIMIR FEDOSEYEV
England v West Indies Commentary
from Sydney m the first jne-day international between England and West Indies for the Benson and Hedges Cup.
Soler and Arriaga Soler Sonata in A minor FERNANDO VALENTI (harpsichord) Arriaga String Quartet No 1, in D minor CHILINGIRIAN QUARTET gramophone records
played by Paul Morgan in Exeter Cathedral Bach Prelude and Fugue in c major (bwv 545) Haydn Three pieces for mechanical clock (Nos 13, 4 and 32 published by Nagel) Rcger Sonata No 2, in D minor, Op 60 BBC Bristol
IAN LAKE (piano) Graham Whettam Prelude and Scherzo Impetuoso Beethoven Bagatelles, Op 119 Graham Whettam Night Music BBC Birmingham
EMMA KIRKBY (soprano) PAUL ELLIOTT (tenor)
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY CHAMBER CHOIR director Richard Marlow ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC leader CATHERINE MACKINTOSH , directed by CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD
Music for Alceste
12.10* Interval Reading
12.15* Handel
Part 2: Water Music
(A concert given in July in Lavenham Church, Suffolk)
BBC Birmingham
A weekly series of recitals given by artists of the youngergeneration.
Linda Finnie (contralto) with Paul Hamburger (piano) Brahms Die Mainacht: Nachtigall: Sapphische Ode; Von ewiger Liebe
Robin Holloway Song-cycle: Author of Light (first uk broadcast)
Sibelius Der Traum : Fruhling schwindet; An den Abend: Schilfrohr, sausle: Der Diamant im Marzenschnee; Schwarze Rosen
(Given before a studio audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London. Tickets available from the Ticket Unit, BBC, Broadcasting House, London W1A 4WW)
Introduced bv Michael Oliver
YFRAH NEAMAN (violin)
Benjamin Frankel Sonata No 2
Arnold Cooke Sonata
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Partita No 4, In » (BWY 828), played by LUCY CAROLAN (harpsichord) BBC Birmingham
by Richard Strauss NETHERLANDS RADIO
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SERGIU COMISSIONA
(Netherlands Radio recording)
The Passacaglia in G minor by Handel, arranged for violin and viola by Johan Halvorsen , played by Aubrey Mur phy and Sophie Renshaw. both 14, and music for piano by Malcolm Sin ger, played by John Henry , aged 16.
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Presented by Jack Brymer ' One-Work ' Composers
Senaille, Godard, Litolff and Rubinstein are among composers represented by the single works which have won them a slice of immortality: records
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Granados Andaluza : Jota (Danzas españolas, Op 37) Albeniz Cordoba (Cantos de Espafia, Op 232): Triana (Iberia, Book 2) gramophone record
Since the mid-1960s surgery to modify mood and behaviour has drawn considerable criticism, not merely of a medical-technical nature. Some have portrayed it as a step towards mind control of populations. others as a dangerous infringement of the civil liberties of individuals. Against these criticisms, there are the counterclaims of doctors who argue that psychosurgery may bring relief to people suffering intolerable distress.
Ian Kennedy , Reader in Law and Executive Director of the Centre of Law, Medicine and Ethics at King's College, London. talked to the advocates and adversaries of psychosurgery and presents their respective arguments.
The case for: DR WILLIAM SWEET, Chief of Neurosurgery, Massachusetts General Hospital: DR THOMAS BALLANTINE. MaSSachusetts General Hospital: DR HUGH FREEMAN , Consultant Psychiatrist; and R. A. c. JONES, Neurosurgeon, Hope Hospital. Salford.
8.15* Interval Music
8.25* Surgery on the Mind The case against: DR NOEL DILLY , Professor of Structural Biology, St George's Hospital Medical School. London; DR PETER BREGGIN. Psychiatrist: GABE KAIMO witz, Staff Attorney. Michigan Legal Services Assistance Program.
In conclusion Ian Ken nedy assesses some of the major issues with Dr Colin Blakemore, Professor of Physiology at Oxford University and 1976 BBC Reith Lecturer.
Producer DAVID PATERSON
Stth Anniversary Concert BOSWITRA TREXLER (SOp) HERMANN HÄRNEL (bar)
HERMANN CHRISTIAN POLSTER (bass)
GERD GÜTSCHOW (speaker) FRIEDRELM EBERLE (speaker) LEIPZIG RADIO CHOIR AND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by HORST NEUMANN
Katzer Sonata No 1, for orchestra
Eisler German Symphony, Op 66 (West German Radio recording)
A short -story by HEINRICH VON KLEIST , translated by DAVID LUKE and NIGEL REEVES.
An Italian marquis causes the death of a beggarwoman who stays at his castle. The spirit of the dead woman takes a macabrerevenge....
Reader Robert Lang
Producer ANTHONY vivis
IDA HAENDEL (violin)
GEOFFREY PARSONS (piano)
