Rossini Overture: The Italian Girl in Algiers I SOLISTI VENETI conducted by CLAUDIO SCIMONE
7.13* Schubert String Trio in B flat (D 471) GRUMIAUX TRIO
7.21* Chopin Fantasy in F minor
VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY (piano)
7.35* Brahms Variations on the St Anthony Chorale PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by CARLO MARIA GIULINI
8.0 News
8.5 Bizet L'Arlésienne: Suite No 1
LAMOUREUX ORCHESTRA conducted by IGOR MARKEVITCH
8.22* Falla, arr Kreisler Spanish Dance (La vida breve) (mono)
GINETTE NEVEU (violin) JEAN NEVEU (piano)
8.25* Verdi Quando lc sere al placido (Luisa Miller )
CARLO BERGONZI (tenor) NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by NELLO SANTI
8.31* Poulenc Concerto in G minor, for organ, timpani and strings SIMON PRESTON LONDON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA conducted by ANDRÉ PREVlN gramophone records

Villa-Lobos
Bachianas brasileiras No 1 (mono)
CELLOS OF THE FRENCH
NATIONAL RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by THE COMPOSER Etudes: No 1, in E minor, No 3, in D major; No 5, in c major
ERIC HILL (guitar)
Bachianas brasileiras No 7 (mono)
FRENCH NATIONAL RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by THE COMPOSER gramophone records

Schubert Octet (D 803)
Robin Holloway Serenade in c. for clarinet, bassoon. horn and string quintet
Strauss Till Eulenspiegel - Einmal anders!
(A Cheltenham Music
Society Concert given last September to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Pittvillc Pump Room) BBC Birmingham

led by ANDREW ORTON conducted by BRIAN WRIGHT
JULIAN LLOYD WEBBER (cello) Part 1
Herbert Howells Concerto for string orchestra
Delius Cello Concerto

Part 2 Walton
Symphony No 1, in B flat minor
(Given on 27 February in Huddersfield Town Hall and presented by Kirklees Metropolitan Council) BBC Manchester

Last of seven programmes in which Nigel Douglas takes as his theme the familiar speech of Jaques in As You Like It, and illustrates each age of man with extracts from opera recordings
... Second childishness and near oblivion
Producer ALAN HAYDOCK

played by the American ObOiSt JAMES OSTRYNIEC Ernst Krenek Sonatina Vladimir Ussachevsky Pentagram, for oboe and tape
Ruth Crawford Seeger Diaphonic Suite

CANBERRA YOUTH ORCHESTRA conductor WILFRED JONES guest conductor KENNETH JEAN
John Ireland A London Overture
Richard Meale Viridian Tchaikovsky Variations on a Rococo theme
HOWARD PENNY (Cello)
Sibelius Symphony No 1, in E minor
BBC Scotland

' The Passionate
Shepherd ' and ' My lady Greensleeves set the pastoral tone of Fritz Spiegl 's choice of music for the early evening. BBC Manchester

Rodney Greenberg talks about the music he has selected from recent broadcasts and will present tomorrow at 2.0.

in which Phyllis King (poet) and Ivor Cutler
(humorist) leave school, inflate the cat, eat porridge by moonlight, run to the edge, and fly off into the wind
IVOR CUTLER (harmonium) Producer PIERS PLOWRIGHT followed by an interlude

Paul Robertson and David Matthews (violins) Paul Silverthorne (viola) Anthony Lewis (cello) John Bingham (piano) The last concert in the current series, direct from the Broadcasting Centre. Birmingham Ravel Quartet in r

Since the earliest centuries of our era the Lord's Prayer has had a unique authority for
Christians in public and private worship. The speakers in this series talk about its meaning for them.
Donald Nicholl

Part 2 Brahms
Piano Quintet in F minor (Given before an invited audience)
BBC Birmingham

Face it. Curiosity will not cause us to die - only lack of it will.
Never to want to see the other side of the hill or that improbable country where living is an idyll
(although a probable hell) would kill us all. Only the curious have if they live a tale worth telling at all.
Alastair Reid introduces and reads a selection of his poetry.
Producer PATRICK RAYNER BBC Scotland

conducted by Stephen Portman
Third of four concerts
Malcolm Williamson Symphony for Voices
Nicholas Maw The Ruin ALAN CIVIL (horn)
Williamson Choral Suite from English Eccentrics
Nicholas Maw's 'The Ruin' is an extended and elaborate setting of an Anglo-Saxon poem describing the remains of a Roman city, for 16-part chorus and horn.
The BBC Singers, under the American Stephen Portman (appearing in London for the first time), produced the sensuous sounds and wide range of colours needed, and also gave an exhilarating performance of Malcolm Williamson's suite, 'English Eccentrics', so varied, so witty and inventive in tunes and textures. (THE GUARDIAN)
(Given on 15 January; last concert, next Thursday: Elizabeth Maconchy and Edward Cowie )

performs a Trio-Sonata in D, by Jean-Féry Rebel gramophone record