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Bach Suite No 4, in 0 (bwv 1069)
NEW CHAMBER SOLOISTS conducted by GEORGE MALCOLM
7.24* Graun Bassoon Concerto in B flat GEORGE ZUKERMAN
WORTTEMBERG CHAMBER orchestra, conducted by JORG FAERBER
7.44. Handel Coronation Anthem: The King shall rejoice: HUDDERSFIELD CHORAL SOCIETY
NORTHERN SINFONIA
ORCHESTRA, conducted by JOHN PRITCHARD
8.0 News
8.5 Bizet Overture: Dr
Miracle: FRENCH NATIONAL RADIO LYRIC ORCHESTRA conducted by ANTONIO DE ALMEIDA
8.10* Verdi Fuoco di gioia (Otello)
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OF THE ROYAL OPERA HOUSE,
COVENT GARDEN, conducted by I.AMBERTO GARDELLI
8.13* Chopin Piano Trio in G minor, Op 8 BEAUX ARTS TRIO
8.43* Berwald Tone Poem: Festival of the Bayaderes ROYAL PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA conducted by ULF bjorlin gramophone records

Schubert
The Teenage Years
Overture in b flat (d 470) BOURNEMOUTH SYMPHONY orchestra, conducted by RUDOLF SCHWARZ
9.14* Sonatina No 3, in G minor (d 408)
JAAP SCHRODER (violin) CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD (fortepiano)
9.34. Symphony No 5, in B flat (d 485)
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by SIR THOMAS BEECHAM gramophone records

SUSAN BRADSHAW and RICHARD RODNEY BENNETT Jean Francaix Eight Exotic Dances
Virgil Thomson Synthetic Waltzes
Richard Rodney Bennett Four-piece Suite

in B flat. Op 67. played by the cuilingirian STRING QUARTET
BBC Birmingham

Georgian poetry has won a distinctive place in 20th-century literature; but it was matched by a wide-ranging school of song-writing. much of which is seldom heard. JOHN BARROW (baritone) DAVID willison (piano) John Foulds Phantom Horseman; The Seven Ages
Herbert Howells King David
William L. Reed Five
Spiritual Songs: Psalm 23; 0 Thou best gift of heaven; The wavs of wisdom; A way am I to thee, a wayfarer: 0 Lord, I wonder at thy love (first performance)
Frederick Kelly Six Songs, Op 6: March; The Sages' Dance: When the Lamp is shattered: Music, when soft voices die; The Cherry Tree; The Daffodils

leader DENNIS Simons conductor Gunther HERBIG Handel Concerto Grosso in D major. Op 6 No 5
Bartok Ballet Suite: The Miraculous Mandarin

Part 2 Dvorak
Symphony No 9. in E minor (From the New World)
(Given on 31 March and presented in Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool, by the Royal Liverpool
Philharmonic Society) BBC Manchester

An assessment and portrait of the Irish soprano Margaret Burke Sheridan (1889-1958) by Gordon Ledbetter with music on record from Madam Butterfly, La boheme, Otello and The Bohemian Girl
Producer GRAHAM SHEFFIELD

(piano)

Schoenberg Three pieces, Op 11; Six little pieces, Op 19

Beethoven Sonata in E flat Op 81a (Les adieux)

Chopin Four Scherzi

(Given last September as part of the Edinburgh International Festival 1980)

BBC SINGERS, NASHENSEMBLC TIMOTIIY WALKER (guitar) GARETH ROBERTS (tenor) conducted by COLIN MAWBT Per Norgard Libra , for tenor, guitar, two choirs and two vibraphones (first UK broadcast) Lutoslawski Dance Preludes
ANTONY PAY (clarinet) IAN BROWN (piano)
Per Norgard Singe die
Garten, mein Herz, die du nicht kennst, for eight-part choir and eight instruments
(first UK broadcast)

Roger Nichols
BBC Birmingham

Leo Black talks about the music he will present tomorrow at 2.0 pm.

Piano Trio in c minor, Op 66: PIERRE AMOYAL
(Violin), FRÉÐERIC LODfiON-(Cello), ANNE QUEFFELEC (piano): record

On 17 March 1921 some 50,000 crack Red Army troops stormed the naval fortress of Kronstadt and massacred thousands of sailors and soldiers who had dared to challenge
Communist rule. Survivors were sent to their deaths in concentration camps and no trial was ever held.
Sixty years after the revolt Leonard Schapfro, Emeritus Professor of Political Science with special reference to
Russian studies at the London School of Economics, re-examines the Kronstadt events and considers what parallels can be drawn with the continuing struggles in the Soviet bloc for freedom under
Communist rule.

direct from the Assembly Rooms
Patrizia Knell a (soprano) Simon Standage i violin) directed by Trevor Pinnoek (harpsichord) llandel Concerto Grosso in A minor. Op 6 No 4; Silete venti

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 second series talk about its meaning for them.
The Very Rev Edwar* Carpenter, Dean of Westminster

Part 2 Vivaldi
The Seasons (Arranged by Both Festival Society Ltd in association with UBM Group Lid) BBC Bristol

It was a combination of chance and detective work that enabled the poet JON STALLWOHTHY to trace his ancestry through 250 years to roots in Buckinghamshire. The result is a sequence of poems which re-creates family's journey to the other end of the world. and its eventual return. Readers Ann Aris. Judith Barker , Russell Dixon , Martin Jarvis ,
Stephen Thorne. Anthony Wingate Producer fraser STEEL
BBC Manchester followed by an interlude

Notturno in e flat, for piano trio: jorg DEMUS
(period piano), MEMBERS OF COLLEGIUM AUREUM: record