Comprehensive forecast for UK tand areas and inshore waters
Listeners' record requests Gounod Judex:Morset Vita
HALLE ORCHESTRA conductedby
MAURICE HANDFORD
7.9' Sibetius Luonnotar , Op 70
GWYNETH JONES (soprano) LONDONSYMPHONYORCHESTRA Conducted by ANTAL DORATf
7.18* MeszkewsM Piano ConcertoinEmajor, Op S9
MICHAEL FONT!
PHILHARMONIA HUNGtRICt conducted by HANS RICHARD STRACKt
8.0 News
8.5 Bach Fugue in c (awv 576)
PETER HURFORD (organ)
8.9* Britten Six
Metamorphoses after Ovid, Op 49
JANET CRAXTON (obOe)
8.23* Loewe Tom der Reimer
DtETRtCH FtSCHER-DtESKtU (baritone)
GERALD MOORE (pianO) S.29* Strauss Metamorphosen for
Strings
DRESDEN STATE ORCHESTRA conducted by RUDOLF KEMPE
Donizetti
The closing scene of f.'pfisir d'amore (1832) with JOAN SUTHERLAND and MAniACASULA(sopranos) LUCtANO PAVAROTTI (tenor) DO.\uN;c cossA (baritone) srfRO MALAS (bass)
AMBROStAN OPERA CHORUS
ENGLISH CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA, conducted by RICHARD BONYNCE ornmophone records
William Langford (piano) Alan Bush (piano)
William Langford studied with Alan Bush, who was a composition pupil and friend of Ireland for some years. Their interpretations are guided by Alan Bush's reflections of the composer's style.
Prelude in E flat; Ballade; Moon-glade; Sarnia: Columbine (original version).
BBC Bristol
Suite: The Miraculous Mandarin. Op 19
SOUTH WEST GERMAN HABIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conductedby KAZIMIERZKORD
(South-West German
RctdForecoT'dtngo/par* ofaconeertf)icentt)the City Theatre, Mattt.: ttt Mot/1980)
Alison Truefitt (mezzo-soprano) accompanied by David Owen Norris (piano) sings Milhaud's song-cycle and introduces it with readings from Gide's La porte etroite on which it is based.
ledby JAMES MURRAY conductedby
WILFRIED BOETTCHER
THEODORELETTVtN (pianO) BlochConcertoGrosso Nol.forpianoand stringorchestra
Stravinsky Symphony in three movements BBC Scottond
A series of weekly recitals given by artists of the younger generation direct from
Broadcasting House, London
John Butterwerth (horn) Peter Hamburger (tuned percussion) tan Brown
(piano, celesta)
Jacques Detectuse
Drumsteel,for tuned percussion and piano (1967)
Thomas Pttnetd Sonata for marimba (1967)
Peter Anthony Monk Appeetkins, for horn and percussion (first performance)
Hindemith Sonata for horn and piano
Jacques Delecluse A la manierede....(1972), for percussion and piano Richard Gipson Prayer, for marimba
Rudy Starita Over the Sticks, for xylophone and piano (1938)
(Co'enbe/oreostudio attd!pnc'e; ticket-sauattable from theTicket Unit,
BBC, [address removed]
Introduced by Michael Oliver
JOHNAN DERSON (ObOe)
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader BELA DEKANY conducted by NORMAN DEL MAR Britten Four Sea
Interludes (Peter Grimes ) StraussOboeConcerto
Beethoven Symphony No 3.inEHat(Eroica) (G)cen on 26 Mn)/ in Scejong Culturot Centre; Seout)
John Amis presents the programme of music for the early evening.
Producer ROBERT LAYTON
Ahistoricrecordingof Bach 's Concerto in D minor (Bwvl052) from a concert given by the Romanian pianist DtNU
DPATTt and the AMSTERDAM CONCERTGEBOUW ORCHESTRA conducted by EDUARCVAN BElNUMinOetoberl9<7. gramophone record
Different species of plants and of animals cannot normally breed with each other. This phenomenon is as perplexing today as it was to Darwin.
Biologists are currently trying to discover the evolutionary forces which gave rise to these reproductive barriers. Gabriel Dover, a geneticist at Cambridge University, is studying the evolution of DNA and chromosomes, and tells John Maddox about new discoveries which may solve this puzzle.
(Original 1762 Vienna version)
Opera in three acts Music by Gluck Libretto by RANtERI CALZABtGI
(Sung in Italian: records)
HUNGARtAN STATE OPERA CHAMBER CHORUSAND
ORCHESTRA, conductedby ERVIN LUKASCS Acts 1 and 2
Presenter Ian McDougall
Act 3
A short story by STEPHEN BUTLER
Read by Richard Vernon Work ts coming to an end. People still go to their omces. To drink eotfee.totalk.play chess; grow old.
Producer PETER KING
Piano Trio in t),Op 70 No 1 (Ghost)
BEAUX ARTS TR;o
byGILESSWAYNE
5: creatures of the air andwater
BBC SINGERS conductor JOHN POOLE
