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Samuel Barber Summer Music: BARRY TUCKWELL WIND QUINTET
8.15* Chopin Nocturne in D flat, Op 27, No 2 (mono) JOSEF HOFMANN (piano)
8.20* Borodin String Quartet No 1, in A
FITZWILLIAM QUARTET gramophone records

Introduced by Paul Vaughan
Building a Library:
Haydn's Symphony No 94, in G (Surprise), by STEPHEN DODGSON.
Miscellaneous new releases reviewed by RICHARD OSBORNE.
Producer ARTHUR JOHNSON

Schumann Toccata, Op 7 YOURI EGOROV (piano) Rossini Stabat Mater CATHERINE MALFITANO , AGNES BALTSA (sopranos) ROBERT GAMBILL (tenor) GWYNNE HOWELL (bass) CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OF FLORENCE MAGGIO MUSICALS conducted by RICCARDO MUTI : records

Piano Concerto No 3, In c minor, Op 37 ian HOBSON AUSTRIAN RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, conducted by LEIF SEGERSTAM
12.5' pm Interval Reading
12.15* Concert Part 2 Beethoven Piano Concerto No 1, in c major. Op 15 AVEDIS KOUYOUMDJIAN (gold medallist) (Austrian liatlio recording, from the closing concert in the Vienna Musikverein)

Viraldt Chamber Concertos Including two concertos for four violins (Op 3 Nos 7 and 4) and two versions of the Flue Concerto in D (The Goldfinch) (Op 10 No 3 and Rv 90) STEPHEN PRESTON (flute) ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC director CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD FRANS BRUGGEN (flute) directing the 18th CENTURY ORCHESTRA records:

Weber Overture: Turandot LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by HANS-HUBERT SCHONZELER Schoenberg Two Wunderhorn settings (Six Orchestral Songs. Op 8) ANJA SILJA (soprano) VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by CIIRISTOPH VON DOHNANY1 Mozart Violin Concerto No 3 in G (K 216) MAYUMI FUJIKAWA (violin) ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by WALTER WELLER Krenek Die frulien Griiber: Erinnerung Gottfried von Einrm Ein junger Dichter: In der Fremde: Dietrich fischer-dieskau (baritone) ARIBERT REIMANN (piano) Britten Sinfonia da requiem: London SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by THE COMPOSER Mahler Das Lied von der Erde: christa LUDWIG (mezzo-soprano) FRITZ WUNDERLICH (tenor) NEW Pini.lIARMOMA orchestra, conducted by OTTO KLEMPERER : records

Presented by Roger Nichols Today: the final years, Including movements from the Cello Sonata, the Sonata for flute, viola, and harp and the Violin Sonata: records. Voice of Debussy lyndon BROOK Series producer PIERS BURTON-PAGE

with Peter Clayton

Gillian Reynolds (in the Chair) talks with Richard Cork Benedict Nightingale and Peter Porter This week: Don Quixote dramatised by Keith Dewhurst at the National Theatre. Vanishina Heroes by Aldan Higgins on Radio 3. Zoos: an exhibition at the ICA. Arthur Penn's film Georgia's Friends. The Memoru of War poems 1968-81 by James Fenton.
Producer PHILIP FRENCH

String Quartet In f. Op 96 (American): HOLLYWOOD quartet, record: 1954

A concert from the orchestra's centenary season conducted by Seljl Ozawa Krystian Zimerman (piano) direct from the Philharmonic Berlin Part 1
Chopin Piano Concerto No 2, in F minor, Op 21

A short storv by JANE FAIRFAX
Little did Leonard Slope know that Mrs Barnum 's pet name for him.
' Turn ', bore no relation to his Incipient paunch. Reader Suzanne Bertish Producer
MARGARET WINDHAM

Part 2 Berlioz
Symphonie fantastique (in association with RIAS, Berlin)

' I had the notion that to study to be a lawyer would give you a bit of a leg up in the practice of literatureandthatat some suitable day one could glide over and become a successful novelist. Hopeless notion.' Roy Fuller , solicitor, poet, novelist and critic, talks to Anthony Thwaile about a life ' part managerial, part poetic '.
Producer TOM sutcliffe

(piano) plays
SchumannBunteBlatter Op 99: record

'His bearing could give you a great many clues to a kind of America that most of our writers have never really understood.' Song-and-dance man, golfer, entrepreneur. philanthropist, crony of presidents, BOB HOPE at 79, is the United States' most established comedian.
Charles Marowlti reflects on Hope's longevity and patriotism in conversation with his colleagues. critics and co-stars: JANE RUSSELL , MEL SHAVELSON , ANDREW SARRIS , WARD GRANT and BOB Bore himself.
Including rare excerpts from some of his live broadcasts.
Producers LOUISE PURSLOW and CATHERINE WEARING (First broadcast on R4)

An all-night concert devised by Vilayat Khan (Sitar)
"The gateway to the wider appreciation not just of Indian music but of an entire culture." (Guardian)

Irshad Khan (surbahar) Sultan Khan (sarangi) Niyaz Ahmed Khan (singer) Zakhir Hussein, Avtar Singh (tabla) Darambir Singh, Ballavi Shah (tanpura)

Rag Vllayat Khani Kanhra Thumri; Rag Jog

1.20* In a Saint's Ear
Peter Baker reads a selection of Rabindranath Tagore's observations on our music and concerts.

1.40* Proms 81, Part 2
Tabla solo: Rag Bageshwari, Pilu Thumri: Naghma: Rag Shahana Kanhra

3.40* The Greatest Guru
Muz Murray reflects on three years exploring Indian religious communities.

4.0* Proms 81, Part 3
Rag Rageshwart; Rag Bhairav Bahar Rag Laltt

4.15* The Gardener
Tagore's poems read by Peter Barker

4.20* Proms 81, Part 4
Rag Misra Bhairavl

(Given in the Royal Albert Hall, London, on 28 and 29 August, 1981)
(Stereo)