Méhul Overture:
La Chasse du jeune Henri (mono)
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC orchestra, conducted by SIR THOMAS BEECHAM
7.16* Verdi Evviva .. bevlam! bevlam! (Ernanl, Act 1)
WELSH NATIONAL OPERA CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA conducted by RICHARD ARMSTRONG
7.20* Schubert Piano
Sonata In A minor (D 845) MAURIZIO POLLINI (piano)
8.0 News
8.5 Mrs H. H. A. Beach
Piano Quintet in r sharp minor: KEES KOOPER ,
ALVIN ROGERS (violins)
RICHARD MAXIMOFF (viola) FRED SHERRY (cello), MARY LOUISE BOEHM (piano)
8.29* Saint-Saens
Symphony in A major: FRENCH NATIONAL RADIO
ORCHESTRA, conducted by JEAN MARTINON : records
Stravinsky
Fanfare for a New Theatre CBS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by THE COMPOSER Suite: Pulcinella
(excerpts) (mono)
ORCHESTRA conducted by THE COMPOSER
Danses concertantes (mono): RCA VICTOR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by THE COMPOSER Symphonic Poem: Song of the Nightingale
COLUMBIA SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA, conducted by ROBERT CRAFT : records
leader DENNIS SIMONS conducted by ALFREDO BONAVERA
Rossini Overture: William Tell
Ghedlnl Architetture : Concerto for orchestra
Magnard Symphony No 3. in B flat, BBC Manchester
Beethoven Adagio and Allegro for the Spleluhr
Rossini Quartet No 6. in F Sandor Veress Sonatina for oboe, clarinet and bassoon
Josef Bohuslav Foerster Quintet in D, Op 95
BBC Bristol
leader JOHN BRADBURY conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCE Music by British composers Walton Johannesburg Festival Overture
Ernest Tomlinson Elegy Bryan Kelly Concertante Dances (first broadcast performance)
Bridge Summer
Bliss Two Studies for Orchestra
A weekly series of recitals given by artists of the younger generation direct from the Concert
Hall, Broadcasting House, London
Lowrl Blake (cello)
Janice Dawson (piano) Martinu Sonata No 3 Frank Bridge Sonata
Presenter Michael Oliver
(piano)
SOUTH WEST GERMAN RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by KAZIMIERZ KORD
Mozart Piano Concerto No 18, In B flat (K 456) (South West German Radio recording)
String Quartet No 6 (1939) TAKACS-NAGY STRING QUARTET (Git'en in October 1980 at Wolfson College, Oxford) BBC Birmingham
from the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban, Herts
Responses: Leighton Psalms: 82, 83, 84. 85 (Smart, Wesley,
Armstrong. Martin)
First Lesson: Joshua 9, vv 3-27
Office Hymn: Father, Lord of all creation (HHT 23) Canticles: Darke in F
Second Lesson: Luke 9, vv 51-62
Anthem: Lord, when the sense of thy sweet grace (Lennox Berkeley) Organ Voluntary:
Passacaglla in D minor (Buxtehude)
Master of the Music STEPHEN DARLINGTON
Assistant Master of the Music ANDREW PARNELL
David Hoult 's programme includes at 5.35* A Song for The Lord Mayor's
Table by Walton, in the orchestral version, with JANE MANNING as soloist, and ends, at 6.5*. with Bartok's Viola Concerto, completed by TIBOR SERLY , and played by the late WILLIAM PRIMROSE.
Producer ANN STANGAR BBC Manchester
Mass in F minor, Op 51 PAMELA PRIESTLEY-SMITH (soprano)
JACQUELINE FOX (contralto) NEIL MACKENZIE (tenor) MARK WILDMAN (bass) CHRISTOPHER BOWERS -BROADBENT (organ) BBC SINGERS conductor JOHN POOLE
a short story by HEINRICH BOLL translated by LEILA VENNEWITZ
Read by Ian Holm
Producer ANTON GILL
Opera in three acts
Music and libretto by Ildebrando Pizzetti
(sung In Italian: first UK broadcast)
The story of a 13th-century monk who led an Insurrection in Parina against the rich nobility and clergy and was burnt at the stake.
ROME CHORUS AND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF ITALIAN RADIO conducted by BRUNO BARTOLETT1
(Italian Radio recording)
with Ian McDougall
Act 2
A memory for Bloomsday, wr,itten and read by Allan McClelland
Producer PIERS PLOWRIGHT
Act 3
by JAMES JOYCE Oxen of the Sun a reading by the RTE PLAYERS
16 June is Bloomsday,
-the date on which Joyce set the events of his great novel. From early this morning. RTE, the Irish broadcasting service, has been celebrating his centenary with a dramatic reading of the whole book. Radio 3 joins the broadcast for the hospital sequence. It is 10.0 pm. A gang of medical students are busy in drunken revelry; Mrs Purefoy is delivered of a baby boy; Leopold Bloom decides to protect
Stephen Dedalus from the dangers of the night.
The author, meanwhile, displays his brilliance in parody.
Director WILLIAM STYLES
