Luigi Gianella Concerto lugubre, in c minor
JEAN-PIERRE RAMPAL (flute) I SOLISTI VENETI, conducted by CLAUDIO SCIMONE
7.20* Haydn The Seven Last Words: Sonata No 7 (Largo); Finale: II Terremoto: AMADEUS QUARTET
7.25* Bach Cantata No 4: Christ lag in Todesbanden: SOLOISTS, STUTTGART GACHINGER CHOIR, STUTTGART BACH COLLEGIUM, conducted by HELMUTH RILLING
7.49* Vivaldi Sinfonia in B minor (At Sante Sepolcro) (RV 169)
LUCERNE FESTIVAL STRINGS conducted by RUDOLF BAUMGARTNER : records
Strauss Parade March No 1 (1906); LOCKE BRASS CONSORT, conducted by JAMES STOBART
8.7* Haydn Symphony No 100. in G (Military) LONDON PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by EUGEN JOCHUM.
8.30 Schumann Die beiden Grenadiere, Op 49 No 1 (mono): DIETRICH fischer-dieskau (baritone) GERAD MOORE (piano)
8.34* Saint-Saens Septet in E flat, Op 65: ANTOINE LAGORCE (trumpet), GROUPE INSTRUMENTALE DE PARIS
8.51* Strauss Parade March No 2 (1911): LOCKE BRASS CONSORT, conducted by JAMES STOBART : records
Hindemith
Horn Concerto: DENNIS BRAIN, PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA. conducted by THE COMPOSER
Symphony in E flat
LONDON PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by SIR ADRIAN BOULT : records
from Good Friday and Easter Sunday
Westminster Cathedral Choir conductor Colin Mawby
Crux fidelis; Third Lamentation from Matins; Fifth Responsory from Matins: Tenebrae factae sunt; The Proper of the Mass of Easter Sunday
(Repeat)
(piano)
Mendelssohn Prelude and Fugue in E minor
Poulenc Theme and Variations (1951)
Berkeley Prelude and Capriccio. Op 95
SzymanowsklFourMazurkas, Op 50 (Book 1)
Godowsky Strauss Para phrase: Wine, Woman and Song! BBC Wales
conducted by LAMBERTO GARDELLI
Paisiello Sinfonia In tre tempi
Respighi Pines of Rome
11.55. Interval Reading
12.5* Concert, Part 2
Tchaikovsky Symphony No 1, in G minor (Winter Daydreams) BBC Scotland
LINDSAY STRING QUARTET
Schubert Quartet in D minor
(Death and the Maiden)
Wolf Italian Serenade
The Seven Last words of Our Saviour on the Cross - Mainz Chamber Orchestra conducted by Gunter Kehr
(South-West German Radio recording)
(piano) plays Liszt's Transcendental Studies.
3.30* In Short: Professor Alan Walker talks about Liszt.
3.40' Jorge Bolet playing Liszt's Transcendental Studies, Part 2
The world premiere of a dramatisation of Pushkin's poetic novel, with music by Prokofiev
Written in 1936 for the Pushkin centenary celebrations, Prokofiev's score was withdrawn after production difficulties. A Russian edition was published in 1973 with a drastically revised dramatic format but without three apparently lost numbers. Edward Downes relocated and orchestrated these and they are included in this new adaptation for radio. English translation by SIR CHARLES JOHNSTON Adapted by IAN COTTERELL and CLIVE BENNETT
BBC NORTHERN SINGERS
BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, conducted by EDWARD DOWNES
Producers CLIVE BENNETT and IAN COTTERELL : Part 1
5.55* Interval Reading
6.5* Eugene Onegin , Part 2 followed by an interlude
On successive evenings during Holy Week six peofile, not all of them beievers,talkabouthow they understand the meaning of the Lord's Prayer today.
5: Dom Raphael Appleby. Headmaster of Downside School.
Anthony Burton talks about the music he will be presenting tomorrow at 2.0.
WENDY EATHORNE (soprano) PATRICIA PRICE < mezzo-sop) KENNETH BOWEN (tenor) JOHN NOBLE (baritone)
WORCESTER FESTIVAL CHORUS CHORISTERS OF WORCESTER CATHEDRAL, BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by DONALD hunt Edwin Roxburgh The Rock (first performance)
Selected and introduced by Philip Hobsbaum , with poems by HELEN COOPER , ROBIN FULTON. TOM LEONARD , LIZ LOCHHEAD , ALASDAIR MACLEAN , AONGHAS MACNEACAIL and JOHN PUR
SER.
BBC Scotland
Part 2 Rossini Stabat Mater. BBC Manchester
(A BBC Digital recording)
by WILLIAM LANGLAND
Abridged for radio in 13 parts in a new verse translation by TERENCE TILLER
11: Faith, Hope and Charity, with
The first programme of a three-part documentary tracing his early life and work, which includes extracts from his unknown early music, quotations from his diaries, letters, other documents and interviews with people who knew and worked with him up to 1945.
Compiled by Donald Mit chell. Additional research by Anthony Friese-Greene Narrator Donald Mitchell with Andrew Branch as Benjamin Britten
1: The Years 1913-1933 with the voices of ELIZABETH BARRADELL-SMITH , BILL BRADLEY , BENJAMIN BRITTEN , IMOGEN HOLST , PETER PEARS , BETH WELFORD and SOPHIE WYSS.
PETER PEARS (tenor)
GRAHAM JOHNSON (piano) ENGLISH CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA, conductor STEUART BEDFORD
HEATHER HARPER (SOpranO) GABRIELI STRING QUARTET
ANTHONY GOLDSTONK (piano) Producer
ANTHONY FRIESE-CREENE
Trio in E flat (D 929) BEAUX ARTS TRIO
(Finnish Radio recording)
