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Introduced by John Lade Building a Library: Puccini's Tosca, by CHARLES OSBORNE. New records of instrumental and chamber music reviewed by CHRISTOPHER HEADINGTON.
Producer ARTHUR JOHNSON

Debussy Images, Series 1 EMIL GILELS (piano)
Janacek String Quartet No 2 (Intimate Letters) MEDICI QUARTET Brahms Three
Intermezzos, Op 119
RUDOLF SERKIN (piano) gramophone records

PORTSMOUTH CITADEL BAND OF THE SALVATION ARMY conductor HAROLD NOBES
Music by Erik Leidzen , Robert Redhead and Philip Catelinet

My Country Sharp or Flat Musical patriots abound in Jeremy Siepmann's selection of records this week, with essays in enlightened jingoism from Chopin. Wagner,
Glinka, Bartok, Vaughan Williams, Debussy and Bloch.

Presented by Nicholas Kenyon
Four English In nomines by Robert Parsons ,
Thomas Preston , Osbert Parslye and William Whitbrooke , played by THE CONSORT OF MUSICKI
VIOL CONSORT
CLIFFORD BARTLETT talks about some important small-scale publishing activities, with performances of music, issued under their imprints, by Tallis, de
Rore and Jenkins, and to begin and end, Spanish Renaissance music - an Ave Maria by Alonso Lobo and the MaRnificat quarti toni by Capillas (performed by CORO CAPPELLA, THE LONDON CORNETT AND SACKBUT ENSEMBLE,
NICHOLAS MCGEGAN , organ, conducted by BRUNO TURNER )

Anthony Burton introduces his personal selection of outstanding music broadcasts of the past week,

A special edition of Jazz Record Requests in which listeners can hear once again some of the records they ' lent to friends, and never got back',presented by Peter Clayton

Michael Billington (in the Chair) talks with Edward Lucie-Smith ,
Allan Massie and Gillian Tindall.
Louis Malle's film Atlantic City.
Painting from Nature at the Royal Academy.
The World of Franz Kafka edited by J. P. Stern.
The Radio 3 Dostoevsky Festival.
The NT production of Shaw's Man and Superman.

including La cloche by Saint-Saens, Psyche by Paladilhe, Depart by Delibes, Le moulin by Pierne' and J'ai pleura en reve by Hiie MARTYN HllLL (tenor)
JAMES WALKER (piano)
BBC Birmingham

leader EDWIN PALING conducted by Uri Segal Vladimir Ashkenazv
(piano), direct from the City Hall. Glasgow Part 1 Bartok
Two Portraits, Op 5 Piano Concerto No 3

A short story by CHRISTINA STEAD
Read by Madi Hedd
ProducerRICHARD KEEN

Part 2 Bartok
Piano Concerto No 2

In his recently published book. Don Cupitt , Dean and Chaplain of Emmanuel College,
Cambridge, argues that man has reached a stage where he must part company with the idea of an objective God, and struggle to realise religious values in this life, here and now.
Professor David Jenkins of Leeds University takes up some of the issues raised with Don Cupitt.
The discussion is chaired by John Whale of The Sitnday Times.
Producer DAVID CRAIG
BBC Manchester

conducted by THOMAS FÜRI Johann Stamitz Trio for orchestra, in B flat, Op 1 No 5: record

Fifth of six programmes in which Gillian Weir introduces and plays all of Messiaen's organ music

Le livre d'orgue (1951)

conducted by SIMON JOLT W H. Harris Faire is the heaven
Hoist The Evening Watch