First of seven programmes marking the centenary of thebirthofarturschnabel and including all the pianist's records of music by Schubert.
Andantino varie In B minor (DS23, No 2)
ARTUR and KARL ULRICH SCHNABEL (piano duet) Der Doppelganger
THERESE BEHR (contralto) ARTUR SCHNABEL (piano)
Piano Sonata in D (D 850) ARTUR SCHNABEL

Gyrowetz Symphony in E flat
PRAGUE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Pfltzner Duo for violin, cello and orchestra (mono) MAX STRAUB ,
LUDWIG HOELSCIIER , BERLIN STATE
OPERA ORCHESTRA, conducted by THE COMPOSER
ClaraSchumannPiano Trio In G minor, Op 17 BEAUX ARTS TRIO
Glnastera Variaclones concertantes: BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by ERICII LEINSDORF gramophone records

Introduced by Michael Oliver
Rameau. an orchestral innovator: a talk by GRAHAM SADLER
Turning points and progressions: a series of conversations with tnusicians about the future of music. 4: John Lambert
DAVID GREER considers Hamilton Harty , the composer.
Producer GRAHAM SHEFFIELD (Repeated: Wed 2.0 pm)

JESSYE NORMAN (soprano) GWENDOLYN KILLEBREW (mezzo-soprano)
WOLFGANG NEUMANN (tenor) JOHN TOMLINSON (bass) GÜNTER REICH (speaker) PHILIP LANGRIDGE (tenor) BBC SINGERS
BBC SYMPHONY CHORUS
GOLDSMITHS' CHORAL UNION prepared by BRIAN WRIGHT BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader BELA DEKANY conducted by MICHAEL GIELEN Schoenberg
Currelieder Part 1

Gerald Long <2)

Schoenberg Currelieder Part 2
(Given on 10 August 1981 in the Royal Albert Hall , London)
A BBC digital recording

STUTTGART PIANO TRIO
Monika Leonhard (piano) Rainer Kussmaul (violin) Klaus Kanngieser (cello) Haydn Trio in F sharp minor (H xv 26)
Ravel Trio in A minor
A BBC digital recording

conducted by ERICH BERGEL with JOSEF SUK (violin) Part 1
Mozart Symphony No 29. in A major (K 201)
Martinu Violin Concerto No 1

It's Blood all Right ... An anthology of poetry and prose about children and childhood compiled - by IRENE HANLON , and read by Gallicoe Cass , Irene Hanlon , Peter Marinkcr , Saul Mosbacher and Valerie Murray
Producer PIERS PLOWRIGHT

Part 2
Enesco Symphony No 1, in E flat major
BBC Manchester

by Schubert
ERNST HÄFLIGER (tenor) ROGER VIGNOLES (fortepiano)

The Story of the Warsaw
Ghetto and the Uprising of April 1943, written and compiled by KEITH DARVILL from surviving first-hand accounts of that time. withand
' Shalom, Yitzok. What has happened has exceeded all our dreams. I have the feeling that great things are happening, that what we have dared is of great Importance. The dream of my life has come true.
Jewish self-defence, has become a reality.
[signed] Mordecai.'
With the voices of: ROD BEACHAM , HAROLD BERENS , KATE BINCHY, ELIZABETH CASSIDY , ALISON DRAPER , JOE DUNLOP , LEONARD
FENTON JOHN HOLLIS. HILDA KRISEMAN, DAVID MARCH.
STRUAN RODGER , KENNETH SHANLEY CYRIL SHAPS, ROY SPENCER, STEVE HODSON ,
STEPHEN THORNE , DAVID TROUGHTON
Directed by MAURICE LEITCH

GABRIELI STRING QUARTET Kenneth Sillito (violin)
Brendan O'Reilly (violin) Ian Jewel (viola)
Keith Harvey (cello)
Faurl Quartet in E minor, Op 121
Lutoslawski Quartet

by RHYS ADRIAN with Hugh Burden and Harry Towb
Pat sits behind his newspaper at the same table in the same corner of the same pub every evening. He is a railwayman and functions like a clock. He talks to no one and no one talks to him. Then, one evening, a stranger enters into conversation with him and the pattern is broken.
Directed by JOHN TYDEMAN

Cello Concerto in D (c 479): ANNER BYLSMA CONCERTO AMSTERDAM directed by JAAP SCHRÖDER gramophone record

Fifth of six concerts of 20th-century music recorded by the BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA and the LONDON SINFONIETTA in London colleges of music. Introduced by Arnold Whittall
KATHARINA WOLPE (piano) ELAINE BARRY (soprano)
STEPHEN VARCOE (baritone) BBC SINGERS
LONDON SINFONIETTA conducted by OLIVER KNUSSEN

Part 1
George Perle Concertino for piano, winds and timpani (first UK performance)
John Lambert Time and tides (first performance)

9.25* Interval Reading

9.30* College Concert Part 2
Stefan Wolpe Chamber Piece No 2 (first UK performance)
Form I
Form IV: Broken sequences
Goehr Sonata about Jerusalem

(Given on 11 March at The Royal College of Music, London)

The fourth of seven programmes. Penitential Psalm No 4
MARTINDALE
SIDWELL CHOIR conducted by MARTINDALE SIDWELL

Five Dances
DAVID MUNROW RECORDER CONSORT: record