Bagatelles, Op 47
MEMBERS OF THE JUILLIARD QUARTET With
RUDOLF FIRKUSNY (harmonium) Furiant in D, Op 42 No 1 RADOSLAV KVAPIL (piano) Violin Sonata in F, Op 57 JOSEF SUK (violin)
ALFRED HOLECEK (piano) gramophone records

Listeners' record requests Borodin In the Steppes of Central Asia
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA conducted by EUGENE ORMANDY
Handel Cantata: Silete venti
ELLY AMELING (soprano)
ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA directed by RAYMOND LEPPARD (harpsichord)
Vaughan Williams Job: a masque for dancing
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR ADRIAN BOULT

Introduced by Michael Oliver
The legacy of The
Beggar's Opera: by ROGER FISKE.
The British Music
Information Centre: a conversation with its manager, ROGER WRIGHT. The portent of Mitridate: STANLEY SADIE on Mozart's first opera seria. Producer
CHRISTINE HARDWICK
(Repeated: Wed 2.0 pm)

playing in Symphony Hall, Boston under its chief guest conductor SIR COLIN DAVIS Part 1 Sibelius
Pohjola's Daughter Symphony No 7, in c major, Op 105

E. A. Markham , the poet and co-editor of Ambit, reflects on some of the ways we think about language and use it.

Part 2 Brbhms
Symphony No 2. in D
(WCRB recording from Boston Symphony
Transcription Trust)

NASH ENSEMBLE
Hummel Septet in D minor, Op 74
Michael Berkeley
Chamber Symphony

by JOHN TOLL
Louis Couperin Suite in c minor
Gibbons Fantasia
Frescobaldi Canzona terza; Toccata decima
Froberger Toccata No 2, in D minor
Purcell Suite No 2, in G minor

(Zehn Mddchen und kein Mann)
(first broadcast)
Suppe's one-act operetta in a new orchestration by Oliver Broome and translation by DON WHITE and GEORGE HAUGER
Suppé has been referred to as the Viennese
Offenbach ', for during his lifetime his operettas rivalled those of Offenbach and enjoyed great popularity.
Zehn Mädchen und kein Mann dates from 1862 and was first performed at the Quai Theatre, Vienna, where Supp6 was musical director. It seems to have been the first of his operettas to be heard in England, in 1871, but prior to the Harrow
Opera Workshop in 1978 and the Guildhall School's production in February 1981, had not been heard in this country for a century.
GUILDHALL SCHOOL SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA leader ROBERT SALTER conductor VILEM TAUSKY Technical assistance MARTIN PAGE ,
HELEN ROBINSON
Produced for radio by ANTHONY FRIESE-GREENE

Three Etudes
Ballade No 3, in A flat Four Nocturnes
Polonaise in A flat. Op 53 BBC Birmingham

IAN CALEY (tenor) KOENIG ENSEMBLE director JAN LATHAM-KOENIG In memoriam. Die weisse Rose
String Sextet: Der junge
Tbrless Loe poetas cubanos:
Heimkehr: Patria (Voices)
5.10* Interval Reading
5.20* Henze. Part 2
Lucy Escott Variations, for piano; L'Autunno, for wind quintet (first performance)

ORFORD STRING QUARTET Part 1
Haydn Quartet in F minor, Op 20 No 5
Lutoslawski Quartet

The second of seven monologues for radio by PETER BARNES
John Clements as Maya in The Jumping Mimuses of Byzantium
Directed by IAN COTTERELL (Friday at 8.45: Peggy Ashcroft in Yesterday's News)

Part 2 Beethoven
Quartet in E minor, Op 59 No 2
(Public concert given on 13 June in Or/ord Church) BBC Birmingham

by BARRY BERMANGE
A man who has served the same firm for 20 years is suddenly made the victim of what he considers a management vendetta.
His efforts to explain his victimisation lead to two sinister encounters and a final humiliation.
Directed by DICKON REED (First broadcast on the BBC World Service)

WENDY EATHORNE (SOpranO) ELIZABETH STOKES (mezzo-soprano)
NEIL JENKINS (tenor) NIKLAUS TULLER (bass) THREE CHOIRS FESTIVAL CHORUS
BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, conducted by DONALD HUNT. Part 1 Sibelius Tone Poem: Finlandia
Sallinen Dies Irae
(first UK performance)
9.35* Interval Reading
9.45* Festival Part 2 Liszt
Missa solemnis (first UK public performance)
(Given on 27 August in Worcester Cathedral and presented by the Worcester Three Choirs
Festival, with the support of IBM United Kingdom Ltd)
BBC Manchester

Adagio for Strings
ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-THE- FIELDS, directed by NEVILLE MARRINER gramophone record