Nicolai Overture: Der Tempelritter
NATIONAL PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA. conducted by KURT HERBERT ADLER
7.14" Mozart Sonata in D, for piano duet (k 381) BRACHA EDEN and ALEXANDER TAMIR
7.25' Mendelssohn Symphony No 1. in c minor. Op 11: NEW PHILHARMONIA orchestra, conducted by WOLFGANG SAWALLISCH gramophone records

Rubbra Improvisations on virginal pieces by Giles Farnaby , Op 50
BOURNEMOUTH SINFONIBTTA conducted by HANS-HUBERT SCHÖNZELER
8.21* Elgar. orch Jacob Soliloquy for oboe and orchestra: LÉON GOOSSENS
BOURNEMOUTH SiNFONlETTA conducted by NORMAN DEL MAR
8.25* Lambert Suite: Horoscope
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by ROBERT IRVING gramophone records

A monthly selection of Clare's poetry chosen and read by Robin Holmes

Trauermusik for viola and strings (mono)
The Composer, string orchestra, conducted by Bruno Reibold
Organ Sonata No 1 Simon Preston
Der Schwanendreher (Concerto after old folk songs) Daniel Benyamini (Viola) THS Paris Orchestra conducted by Daniel Barenboim

(records)

After last week's orchestral programme, this week's programme goes to the other extreme, with trio-sonatas for no more than two players. including an obbligato melodic part for the keyboard.ChristopherHogwood introduces music by Johann Matthias Leffloth , Couperin, Frescobaldi, J. S. Bach. J. C. F. Bach and Telemann. and performs it on the harpsichord with three other members of the ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC Nicolas McGegan (flute) Monica Huggett (violin)
Jane Ryan ( bass viol) ( Next prog: next Tuesday)

(piano) Schumann Fantasy in c,
Op 17

RAYMOND COHEN (violin) ROBERT COHEN (Cello) Honegger Sonatine Ravel Sonate
BBC Birmingham

MICHAEL ROLL (piano) BBC WELSH SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA. conducted.by BRIAN PRIESTMAN
Walton Overture: Ports-mouth Point
Britten Concerto for piano and orchestra. Op 13

World news as others sec it.
Presented by Ian McDougall
Producer BLAIR THOMSON (Rptd: Wed 8.25 pm)

Part 2 Vaughan Williams Symphony No 8, in D minor

The first of four programmes featuring the virtuoso horn player, who died in 1957 aged 36
Schumann Adagio and Allegro with GERALD MOORE (piano) Berkeley Trio. Op 44. with MANOUG PARISIAN (violin) COLIN HORSLEY (piano) gramophone records

Played by Anthea Gifford

Dowland Captain Digory Pipers' Gaillard; My Lady Hunsdon's Puffe

C. P. E. Bach Siciliana Domenico

Scarlatti Sonata in E (Kk 11)

Mussorgsky Il vecchio castello

Lauro El marabino; Carora; Valse No 2; Valse criollo

Georgina Dobree Daphne Down Thea King
Stephen Trier
Mozart Divertimento No 3. in f (K 439b)
Leo Wurmser Andante (first UK broadcast)
Henri Tomasl Trois Divertissements
3.30' Graham Melville-Mason considers the role of the basset-horn in the wind chamber music of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
3.45* London Clarinet Consort. Part 2
Pleyel Quartet in a flat Miroslav Krejci Listy z dalky. Op 63 (first uk broadcast)
Roger North Ballet Suite: Salle d'attente (first broadcast performance)

Records introduced by Charles Fox

William Pursglove introduces the programme of music for the early evening. medium wave and mono only from 6.20

conducted by DENIS WICK
Holst Suite No 1, in E flat, Op 28 No 1
Milhaud Suite française gramophone records

conductor
Karl Anton Rickenbacher Ralph Kirshbaum (cello) direct from the City Hall, Glasgow Part 1
Wilma Paterson Preludio e Passacaglia (BBC Commission: first performance)
Elgar Cello Concerto In 9 minor

On successive evenings during Holy Week six people, not all of them believers, talk about how they understand the meaning of the Lord's Prayer today.
2: Frank Kermode , King Edward vii Professor of English Literature, University of Cambridge

Part 2 Berlioz
Symphonic fantastique BBC Scotland

First in a series of 14 programmes compiled, introduced and played by Ronald Stevenson
Early Suites: Op 12; Op 9

is the title of a collection by the poet Brian Alexan der. Alexander was born in 1949 and achieved brief fame with his readings on the poetry circuit and subsequent broadcasts. However, with the failure of his first play he left the literary scene and little has been heard of him since.
Christopher Ricks , who is currently compiling a selection of his works, presents, in conversation with those who knew him, a portrait of this strange, somewhat controversial figure. Poems read by James Bolam
Also taking part: KINGSLEY AMIS, MICHAEL BILLINGTON DAVID BRIERLEY, LOLLY COCKERELL, JANET COHEN , JENNI COUZYN , NORMAN HIDDEN, GEORGE MACBETH , RICHARD SPITTLE, RUBY SPITTLE. DORIS SUMMERS and PAUL VAUGHAN
Producer ALEC REID

Anthony Rooley introduces Michael Cavendish 's Fourteen Ayres of 1598 and directs THE CONSORT OF MUSICKE in a selection from the publication.
2: Fair are those eyes; Why should my muse?; Wandering in this place (two versions)

Octet in E flat, Op 20
ALBERNI STRING QUARTET with CARMEL KAINE and MARCIA CRAYFORD (Violins) PATRICK IRELAND (Viola) MORAY WELSH (Cello)
BBC Manchester