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CHRISTOPHER WARREN-GREEN conducted by OWAIN ARWEL HUGHES
Walton Overture: Scapino Delius The Walk to the Paradise Garden
Elgar The Wand of Youth: Suite No 2
Grace Williams Fantasia on Welsh Nursery Tunes BBC Wales
Edited and introduced by John Lade
Building a Library: Brahms Symphonies. RICHARD OSBORNE completes his two-week survey by examining individual issues of each symphony. New records of instrumental music and song, reviewed by DAVID MURRAY Producer ARTHUR JOHNSON
Wolf Harfenspicler Lieder NORMAN BAILEY (baritone) JOHN CONSTABLE (piano)
Mozart Sonata in c minor (K 457): DAVID WARD (piano) Schumann Liederkreis, Op 39: PETER PEARS (tenor) MURRAY PERAHIA (piano) gramophone records
BO'NESS AND CARRIDEN conducted by DAVID JAMES Bryan Kelly Washington DC Frank Bryce Promenade John Golland Epic Theme Gilbert Vinter Variations on a ninth. BBC Scotland
John Amis presents a weekly selection of classics on record.
at the Padgate Winter Concerts Society. Warrington Ralph Holmes (violin) Eileen Croxford (cello)
David Parkhouse (piano)
Bridge Phantasie in c minor (Piano Trio No 1) Beethoven Trio in G. Op 1 No 2. BBC Manchester (.Rpt)
Anthony Burton introduces his personal selection of outstanding music broadcasts of the past week.
Introduced by Peter Clayton
Eric Rhode (in the Chair), talks with Robert Cushman. J. W. Lambert and Polly Toynbee.
This week's subjects: the Otto Preminger film of Graham Greene's The Human Factor; the Royal Shakespeare Company production of The Greeks; Thames Television s Hollywood series; Decadence: The Strange Life of an Epithet by Richard Gil man; and Abstraction: Towards a New Art at the Tate Gallery.
Producer PHILIP FRENCH
A recital by the young Greek pianist
Haydn Sonata in E flat (h xvi 52)
Prokofiev Sarcasms. Op 17 Franck Prelude. Choral and Fugue
leader MARTIN MILNER conductor JAMES LOUGHRAN HEINRICII SCHIFF (Cello) Part 1
Berlioz Overture: Bcnvenuto Cellini
Richard Rodney Bennett Sonnets to Orpheus first performance)
Whither is fled the visionary gleamf
Where is it now, the glory and the dream?
The writer and historian. Ian Grimble, went to Iran in August 1978 to teacn English at a college in Tt hran. He remained there, the only British teacher in the country, throughout the year cf the Islamic revolution.
In the first of three talks he describes his experiences as a teacher and the changes he saw in his pupils' attitudes and thought during that time.
Part 2 Elgar
Symphony No 2. in E flat (A public concert given last September in the Usher Hall as part of the 1979 Edinburgh International Festival) BBC Scotland
A short story by F. SCOTT FITZGERALD
Read by Peter Marinker
Her son was a successful author. She had by no means abetted him in the choice of that profession ... an author was something distinctly peculiar.' Producer ANTHONY VIVIS
C. Gervaise and P. Attaignant Renaissance Dances
Arnold Symphony for Brass, Op 123
Britten Fanfare for St Edmundsbury
Michael Berkeley Among the Lilies
(Part of a public concert sponsored by Whitbread Limited and given last July in the Town Hall as part o) the 1979 Cheltenham International Festival of Music)
BBC Birmingham
A sequence of music at the Court of Isabella d'Este, the ruler of Mantua around 1500. The lutenist Anthony Rooley first sketches the social and historical background to the programme and then, with his Consort of Musicke, performs songs by several composers, including Bartolomeo Tromboncino and Antonio Capriolo, interspersed with Hexachord Recercare a 3 by Isabella's music tutor Johannes Martini.
(A public concert given in Hazelwood Castle, Tadcaster, North Yorkshire, as part of the 1978 York Early Music Festival)
