Third of eight programmes Beethoven Octet in E flat
8.26* Antheil Jazz Symphony
8.33* Strauss Suite in 1 flat, Op 4: records
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LONDON PIIiLil ..Hn.ONIC
ORCHESTRA conducted by the COMPOSER t.18' Chopin Piano Sonata In B flat minor. Op 35
(mono): EMIL GILELS g
9.41* Handel w-judihg | Anthem: Sing unto God -8 WENDY EATHORNE (Soprano) PAUL ESSWOOD ^ (counter-tenor) is NEIL JENKINS (tenor) JOHN NOBLE (baSS)
LONDON BACH SOCIETY CHORUS STEINITZ BACH PLAYERS conducted by PAUL STEINITZ
On behalf of the European Broadcasting Union, the Australian Broadcasting Commission presents the seventh concert in the Union's International Concert Season direct from the Concert Hall of Sydney Opera House
Michael Dudman (organ) Sydney Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Louis Frémaux Nigel Butterley
Symphony (Commissioned for the occasion: first performance)
Bach Passacaglia and Fugue in c minor (Bwv 582)
Saint-Saens Symphony No 3, in c minor
The Grand Organ in the Sydney Opera House, designed and built by Ronald Sharp , has been in use for just under two years. For specification, please send large stamped addressed envelope to: Sydney Organ
Specification,[address removed]
Introduced by Michael Oliver
Only let the source be clean.
A centenary portrait of Bela Bartok in words and music. Producer
CHRISTINE HARDWICK
(Repeated: Wed 2.0 pm)
Colin McLaren , novelist and Keeper of Manuscripts (1)
Sonata No 2, in A minor (bwv 1003), for violin
(Austrian Radio recording)
Robert Cushman presents a personal view of musicals. Today:
Harold Arlen and the Quality Flop
15481715
Last of five programmes in which Peter Holman traces the history of orchestral playing at the English Court through ten reigns from Henry VIII to George I.
Les gouts-riunis
The activities of the band during the reigns of Queen Anne and George I Godfrey Finger Sonata in c
William Corbitt Concerto In D, Op 8 No 10 (All'irelandese)
Handel Suite in D (Water Music): THE PARLEY OF
INSTRUMENTS, directors ROY goodman and PETER HOLMAN
In Switzerland leader BELA DEKANY conducted by JOHN PRITCHARD victoria postnikova (piano) Part 1
Britten Sinfonia da Requiem
Mozart Piano Concerto No 21, in c (K467)
Part 2 Beethoven
Symphony No 6, in r (Pastoral)
(Given on 8 January in the Victoria Hall, Geneva)
Three works from the 1920s which demonstrate the conflicts faced by creative artists
PHYLLIS BRYN-JULSON (SOp) NASH ENSEMBLE conducted by JAMES JUDD Hanns Eisler Palmstrom Kurt Weill Frauentanz
Max Brand Five Biblical Ballads
George Orwell and Henry Green were the pseudonyms of Old
Etonians born early this century who both found fame as novelists. The political scientist Bernard Crick has recently published an authorised biography of Orwell and the novelist Paul Bailey is writing the authorised biography of Green. They discuss the problems of writing biographies of authors and compare notes on their subjects.
played by EDITH VOGEL E major, Op 109; A flat major. Op 110
Edward Greenfield talks about the heroines of Puccini's Turandot as interpreted by Montserrat Caballe, Maria Callas , "jrgit Nilsson ,
Magda O lvero , Lotte Schone ,
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf ,
Joan Sutherland , Eva Turner and others.
by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, dramatised for radio by Michelene Wandor
with Sara Kestelman as Aurora and John Shrapnel as Romney Leigh
This verse novel, written in 1857, is the romantic story of a woman of great wit and charm who has to resolve the conflict between her love for her cousin and her passion for her work, yet at the same time it reveals the author's lifelong preoccupations with social and political issues.
Feature p.15
followed by an interlude
An opera in one act
Music by Bartok Libretto by BELA BALAZS
(sung in English) Duke Bluebeard kolos kovacs (bass)
Judith SYLVIA SASS (SOP) LONDON
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by SIR GEORG SOLTI
A simultaneous broadcast with BBC2. For details see page 31.
Clarinet Quintet in 8 minor. Op 115
KEITH PUDDY (clarinet)
GABRIELI QUARTET
by ALEXANDER ZINOVIEV (2) (Part 3: Monday 11.5 pm)
