Polonaise in A, Op posth KLAUS STORCK (cello) KARL ENGEL (piano) Terzetto in c, Op 74
MEMBERS OF THE SMETANA STRING QUARTET
Sonatina in G, Op 100 JOSEF SUK (violin)
ALFRED HOLECEK (piano) gramophone records

Listeners' record requests Vaughan Williams
Cantata: In Windsor Forest BOURNEMOUTH SYMPHONY
CHORUS
BOURNEMOUTH SINFONIETTA conducted by NORMAN DEL MAR
Myaskovsky Cello Concerto, Op 66
MSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR MALCOLM SARGENT
Schumann Symphony No 3, in E flat (Rhenish) BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by RAFAEL KUBELIK

Introduced by Michael Oliver
Servant of Interpreter? RODNEY MILNES on the responsibilities of the opera producer.
Chalk and Cheese:
Orchestras and their distinctive sounds by BERNARD KEEFFE.
The Musician's Bookshelf: a review of recent publications. Producer
CHRISTINE HARDWICK

First in a new series of 13 concert recordings
Wagner Siegfried , Act 3 conducted by SIR GEORG SOLTI in Orchestra Hall, Chicago
(WFMT recording.
Overseas broadcast made possible by a grant to the orchestra from Amoco (UK) Ltd)

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

(violin)
BRUNO CANINO (piano) Part 1
Mozart Sonata in c (K 296) Strauss Sonata in E flat, Op 18

Vivien Merchant reads a short story by MANNY DRAYCOTT Producer
PIERS PLOWRIGHT

Part 2
Debussy Sonata in g minor
Paganini, arr Auer
Caprice No 24, in A minor Chopin, arr Milstein Nocturne in c sharp minor. Op posth
Sarasate Malaguefla; Introduction and Tarantella
(Given on 3 March in the Royal Festival Hall)

The 13th of 15 programmes
Die Tageszeiten (The Times of Day)
Text by Ramler
Patrizia Kwella (sop) Susan Tyrrell (contralto) Michael Goldthorpe (tenor) Richard Jackson (bass)
London Oratory Junior Choir, London Oratory Men's Choir, chorus-master John Hoban
Raglan Baroque Players, leader Monica Huggett directed by Nicholas Kraemer

SYLVIA KERSENBAUM (pianO) Mendelssohn Sonata in E, Op 6
Chopin Sonata in c minor, Op 4

Electric Phoenix
Singers: Elaine Barry, Linda Hirst, Andrew Parrott, Terry Edwards
Sound technician John Whiting
with Nona Liddell (violin and viola)
Christopher van Kampen (cello)
Judith Pearce (flute and alto flute)
Gareth Hulse (oboe and cor anglais)
James Wood (percussion)

Roger Marsh Not a soul but ourselves
Pousseur Agonie (BBC Commission: first performance)
5.35* Interval Reading
5.45* Proms 81, Part 2
Nigel Osborne Poem without a hero
William Brooks Madrigals

(Given on 26 July in the Round House)
(Stereo)

direct from the 1981 Bcnton and Hedges Music Festival at Snape Maltings, Suffolk BBC Birmingham

by Jonathan Swift, dramatised in four parts by Michael Bakewell
[Starring] Frank Finlay as Gulliver, Andrew Sachs as Marsi, Anthony Daniels as Clefrin, Peter Woodthorpe as Reldresal, Stephen Thorne as the Emperor of Lilliput
and Denys Hawthorne as Jonathan Swift

Lemuel Gulliver, ship's surgeon, is shipwrecked in 1699 in the South Seas and finds himself in a land peopled by human creatures not above six inches high.
Feature p.6
(Part 2: next Sun 7.35)

leader BARRY WILDE conducted by STEUART BEDFORD
KEITH SWALLOW (piano) Cimarosa Overture: II matrimonio per Raggiro C. P. E. Bach Symphony in f CWq 183 No 3)
Bloch Concerto Grosso for piano and strings
Michael Haydn Symphony No 16. in c.
BBC Manchester

for Concert Singers Part of the Finalists'
Recitals given yesterday afternoon at Snape Maltings. Suffolk. BBC Birmingham

Regard du Fils sur le Fils (Vingt regards)
JOHN OGDON (piano) gramophone record