Eighth in a series of nine programmes.
Fantasy Pieces, Op 73 (mono)
REGINALD KELL (clarinet) GERALD MOORE (piano)
8.17* Piano Trio No 2, in F, Op 80
JEAN MOUILLERE (Violin) FREDERIC LODEON (cello) JEAN HUBEAU (piano)
8.44* Three Romances, Op 94 (mono)
LEON GOOSSENS (Oboe) GERALD MOORE (piano) gramophone records

Britten Ballet: The Prince of the Pagodas, Act 1 ORCHESTRA OF THE ROYAL
OPERA HOUSE, COVENT GARDEN conducted by THE COMPOSER
9.38* Suk String Quartet No 1. in B flat
MUSIKVEREIN QUARTET
10.5* Wagner, transc Liszt Spinning Chorus (The Flying Dutchman)
MICHÈLE CAMPANELLA (piano)
10.12* Mozart Symphony No 13, in F (K 112) I musici: records

with Michael Oliver
Handel's Semele - opera or oratorio?, by ROGER SAVAGE
Mahler'sTenth Symphony: a new beginning - a conversation with SIMON RATTLE
The art of Nellie Melba , by JOHN STEANE. Producer CHRISTINE HARDWICK
(Repeated: Wed 2.0 pm)

conducted by JAN KRENZ HEINRICH SCHIFF (cello) Part 1
Mozart Eine kleine Nachtmusik (K 525)
Lutoslawski Cello Concerto

Rachel Trickett

Part 2 Ravel Rapsodie espagnole; Bolero
(Saar Radio recording)

Wind Quartet No 4. in B flat: MELOS ENSEMBLE

Eighth of 14 programmes Presenter Robert Cushman On and Off the 20th Century
Producer JONATHAN
JAMES-MOORE

Berg Sonata. Op 1
Schumann Kreisleriana Claude Hclffer (piano)

(King David) Symphonic
Psalm in three parts, after a drama by RENÉ MORAX Music by Honegger (sung in French) This performance combines the original orchestration of 1921 with the revised concert format substituting a narrator for the stage action. JUDITH REES (soprano) CATHERINE DENLEY (contralto)
CARETH ROBERTS (tenOr)
AMERAL GUNSON (meZZO-SOp) as the Witch
Narrator ANDRÉ MARANNE BBC SINGERS
LONDON SINFONIETTA conducted by SIMON JOLY (Given in Nov 1980 at St Augustine's, Kilburn)

Four talks in which Mary Seton-Watson , of the BBC's Russian Service. introduces selections from stories and novels published in the many state-owned literary journals and finds that the habit of giving and taking of bribes described in 19th-century Russian literature Is not unknown now. There's also evidence of another unpleasant practice: pressure put on someone to denounce a colleague. 3: Bribery and Censorship ' 1 won't sign this, it's not what I said.'
' You are being tiresome. After all, they edited
Chekhov and Tolstoy... Readers Gwen Watford. Benjamin Whitrow
Producer LOUISE PURSLOW

Part 1 Mendelssohn
Andante (Quariet, Op 81) Wimberger Quartet (first UK performance)

The present Government claims that, as for an individual, so for a nation - no good can come from living beyond one's means.
But how does the Government's Budget differ from that of an individual? Professor
Alan Coddington examines the opportunities and dilemmas that face Sir Geoffrey Howe in his preparation for 10 March.

Part 2 Beethoven
Quartet in A minor, Op 132 (Given in August 1980 in the Queen's Hall, as part of the Edinburgh
Festival) BBC Scotland

Piano Concerto No 3, in E minor (Ballade)
MALCOLM BINNS (piano)
BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA conductor RAYMOND LEPPARD BBC Manchester

The novel by NGUGI WA THIONG'O dramatised by MARY BENSON with Joe Marcell Millie Kiairie
John Matshikiza and Alton Kumalo
This play, centred round a murder enquiry, tells the intertwined history of four young people living in a Kenyan village shortly after Independence. Their uneasy relationships, hidden lives and loves unfold against a background of change in their own village and in Kenya itself.
Ngugi Wa Thiong'o is one of Africa's most remarkable writers. He was Chairman of the Department of Literature at the University of Nairobi, but was held in detention for a year. 1977-78, and has not, since his release, been reinstated.
Other parts played by CLARKE PETERS. CHRISTOPHER ASANTE , HUGH QUARSHIE , OLU JACOBS, WILLIE PAYNE ,
KWESI KAY , MARK HEATH. ELIZABETH ADARE , WILLIE JONAH , DANNY SCHILLER , TREVOR COOPER , AMADOO MADDY SHOPE SHODEINDE ,
JILL LIDSTONE , BERNADETTE WINDSOR, LOUIS MAHONEY Directed by CHRISTOPHER VENNING During the interval
7.55-8.0* Kayamba Dance A record of tribal music from Kenya recorded by David Fanshawe

Final concert from the London Stravinsky
Festival. given earlier this evening in the Royal Festival Hall. London Elizabeth Gale (soprano)
Robert Tear (tenor) John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone)
London Symphony Orchestra Chorus
Souihend Boys' Choir London Sinfonietta conducted by David Atherton. Part 1 Pulcinella (complete) Two Poems of Balmont Three Japanese Lyrics Two Poems of Verlaine

Thomas Hemsley BBC Manchester

Part 2
Abraham and Isaac Symphony of Psalms

Nocturne. Op 33 Ballade, Op 47
ANGELA BROWNRIDGE (piano) gramophone record

I crisantemi
ALBERNI STRING QUARTET gramoplione record