The last programme in this series
Gluck Sinfonla : Le cinesi Mozart Rondo in c (K 373) FRANZJOSEF MAIER (violin) Beethoven Concerto in c. Op 56
FRANZJOSEP MAIER (violin) ANNER BYLSMA (cello)
PAUL BADURA-SKODA (piano) gramophone records

Listeners' record requests Langlais Messe solennelle CHOIR OF ST JOHN 'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
STEPHEN CLEOBURY (organ) conducted by GEORGE GUEST Suk Symphony in c minor. Op 27 (Asrael) (mono)
CZECH PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by VACLAV TALICH

Presenter Michael Oliver GERALDINE FARRAR : a centenary tribute to the American soprano, by JOHN STEANE.
The Musician's Bookshelf: a review of some recent publications.
A conversation with DEREK HAMMOND-STROUD .
Producer GRAHAM SHEFFIELD

CLIFFORD CURZON (piano) LONDON MOZART PLAYERS conducted by MARK ELDER Part 1
Strauss Serenade in E flat, for 13 wind instruments Mozart Piano Concerto No 27, in a flat (K 595)

Gerald Long (1)

Part 2
Henze Symphony No 1 (revised version)
Mozart Symphony No 38. in D (Praeue) (k 504)
(Given on 11 August 1981 in the Royal Albert Hall , London) (Repeal)
A BBC digital recording

(soprano)
GEOFFREY PARSONS (piano)
Mozart Oiseaux, si tous les ans; Ridente la c:ilma: Dans un bois solitaire: Als Luise die Briefe ihres ungetreuen Liebhabers vcrbrannte; An Chloe:
Abendempfindung Schubert Non t accostar all'urna; Mio ben ricordati; Da quel sembiante appresi;
Guarda. che bianca luna: La Pastorella
Nachtviolen: Dass sie hier gewesen: Wonne der Wehmut; An Silvia
A BBC digital recording

String Quartet In E major, Op 80: PRAGUE
STRING QUARTET: record

leader Bela Dekany conducted by John Pritchard
John Anderson (oboe)
direct from The Dome, Brighton
Part 1
Bizet Symphony in C
Strauss Oboe Concerto

by BRIAN GEAR
Few situations have evoked such intensities of feeling as those friendships which develop in the emotional hothouse atmosphere of single-sex institutions like the public school, yet the subject has always been given a rather gingerly treatment in literature. Readers HUGH DICKSON. ALAN MOORE. IAN CROSS and CRISPIANBALMER
Producer BRIAN MILLER BBC Bristol

Part 2 Beethoven
Symphony No 5, in c minor (Giuen in association with the Brighton
Philharmonic Society)

Presented by Russell Davies
King Oliver's snarling muted cornet playing has won him an enduring place in jazz history. Yet this secretive man ended his life in poverty and obscurity, stranded in the deep south and fearful of returning the short distance to his native New Orleans.
Contributors Freddie Moore, Benny Waters, Clyde Bernhardt and Miss Rhapsody
Material from the William Ransom Hogan Jazz Archivist Tulane University.
Joe Oliver's letters read by Hugh Quarshie
Paul Barnes's diary read by Joe Marcel

DIETRICH FISCIIER-DIEIKAU (baritone)
NETHERLANDS RADIO
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Part 1
Jeux Vénitiens
Les espaces du sommeil
6.20* Interval Reading 6. 25* Luloslawski
Part 2 Symphony No 2 (Netherlands Radio recording)

by Roger Woddis

The detective-writer turned detective tracks down the truth behind the accusation that young George Edalji has maimed horses and cattle.

BBC Bristol

Third orseven programmes Penitential Psalm No 3
WILLIAM BYRD
CHOIR conductor
GAVIN TURNER

by Liane Aukin
with Annette Crosbie as Cissie, Gawn Grainger as Mickey, Terrence Hardiman as Baker and Ian Hoare as the Boy

Disillusioned with her life, Cissie has decided to seek refuge and solitude in a room at the top of an empty house. Mickey, once her lover has discovered her whereabouts. His arrival shatters Cissie's hope of peace, as Mickey has been followed by a stranger who has also been looking for her.

leader BARRY Griffiths conducted by George Cleve
Nathan Milstein (violin) Part 1
Mozart Overture: Don Giovanni
Brahms Symphony No 3, in F

The poet Vernon Scannell looks in detail at Prayer
The Collar ' and ' Love by GEORGE HERBERT Reader
JOHN FRANKLYN-ROBBINS Producer FRASER STEEL BBC Manchester

Part 2 Beethoven
Violin Concerto in D (Given earlier this evening in the Royal
Festival Hall, London)

Variations, by JOHN DUARTE , on a Catalan folk-song. Written originally as incidental music for a play by Lorca. ALICE ARTZT (guitar)