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Send Mit Lust tritt ich an diesen Tanz; Ich stuend an einem Morgen: EARLY MUSIC CONSORT OF LONDON directed bv DAVID MUNROW
7.16* Rinck Variations and Finale on God Save the King: RICHARD COULSON at the organ of St John's, Upper Norwood
7.29* Haydn Symphony No 56. in c
VIENNA CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by ERNST MAERZENDORFER gramophone records

Bridge Overture: Rebus LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by NICHOLAS BRAITHWAITK
8.16* Arnold Three Shanties. Op 4
LONDON WOODWIND QUINTET
8.25* Amy Woodforde-Fin -den Four Indian Love-Lyrics (mono)
PETER DAWSON (bass-bar) with orchestra
8.35* Harty With the Wild Geese
SCOTTISH NATIONAL ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR ALEXANDER GIBSON gramophone records

Bax
Symphony No 3
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by EDWARD DOWNES gramophone record

Chopin Mazurka in c sharp minor. Op 50 No 3; Nocturne in E, Op 62 No 2 Schubert Four Impromptus (D 899)
DAVID WILDE (piano)

LINDSAY STRING QUARTET Peter Cropper (violin) Ronald Birks (violin) Roger Bigley (viola)
Bernard Gregor-Smith (cello) Part 1
Beethoven Quartet in r minor. Op 95
Elizabeth Maconchy String Quartet No 12 (first performance)
11.20* Interval Reading
11.25* Sheffield University Concert
Part 2 Borodin Quartet No 2

guest leader
MALCOLM STEWART conductor WALTER WELLER SALVATORE ACCARDO (violin) Part I
Beethoven Overture: Leonora No 3
Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D major

with Ian McDougall
Producer BLAIR THOMSON
(Rptd: tomorrow 8.40 pm)

Part 2 Brahms
Symphony No 2, in D major
(A public concert given last May in the Philharmonic Hall. Liverpool) BBC Manchester

A public concert given in Ripon Cathedral as part of the York Early Music Festival 1979.
Denis Arnold introduces the programme and during the interval he discusses the links between the two composers.
Lassus Magnificat: Aurora lucis rutilat; Quem vidistis pastores?: Zachariae festinans (orn. Bruce Dickey ); Benedic Domine Gabrieli Canzona viu; Magnificat a 14 Gabrieli In ccclesiis Lassus Ad te levavi
Gabrieli Quern vidistis pastores? a 14: Magnificat a 17: TIMOTHY PENROSE (counter-tenor)
ROGERS COVEY-CRUMP (tenor) NIGEL ROGERS (tenor)
ALASTAIR THOMPSON (tenor) TAVERNER CHOIR
TAVERNER PLAYERS conductor ANDREW PARROTT

Howard Ferguson Octet With GRILLER QUARTET and PAULINE JULER (clarinet) CECIL JAMES (bassoon) JAMES MERRETT (double-bass)
Mozart Horn Quintet in E flat (K 407)
With GRILLER QUARTET gramophone records

The best of present-day jazz on records.
Introduced by Charles Fox

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

RALPH KIRSHBAUM (Cello)
BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. leader
DENNIS SIMONS , conducted by EDWARD DOWNES Part 1
Alexander Goehr Metamorphosis/dance
Walton Cello Concerto

Nos 3 and 4 Read by Stephen Murray. Ian Cross and Jonathan Newth
The third Eclogue is a singing match between two shepherd boys. The fourth is the famous Messianic Eclogue in which Virgil seems to be foretelling the coming of the Christian era, the Virgin Birth and the rise of the Church - an Eclogue which put Virgil in the highest esteem of the later Church Fathers and still later gave to Dante the inspiration to make Virgil the guide in his Divine Comedy.

Part 2 Prokofiev Symphony No 6

"The older one gets, the more startling and agreeable it is to discover a major writer who was always there to be discovered, if one had only known".

The novelist A.S. Byatt reinterprets the novels of Willa Cather, a contemporary of Henry James, who grew up in Nebraska and whose deceptively matter-of-fact and atmospheric tales of pioneer life unfairly earned her a reputation for naivety.

Fourth in a series of 14 programmes compiled and introduced by Ronald Stevenson
Variations and Fugue on Chopin's c minor Prelude, Op 22
Etude en forme de Variations, Op 17
Variations on Chopin's c minor Prelude (revised version) played by LAWRENCE CLOVER

LONDON JAZZ COMPOSERS'
ORCHESTRA director BARRY GUY (double-bass)
Paul Rutherford Quasi -mode 3
Barry Guy Four pieces
First UK broadcasts of two works the London Jazz Composers' Orchestra included in their recent tour for the Arts Council Contemporary Music Network followed by an interlude