Handel Concerto Grosso in G minor, Op 6 No 6 ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-TIIE-FIELDS directed by NEVILLE MARRINER
7.20* Monteverdi Zefiro torna
NIGEL ROGERS , IAN PARTRIDGE (tenors)
ENSEMBLE, conducted by JÜRGEN JÜRGENS
7.26* Babell Solo No 1, in 8 flat
PAUL DOMBRECHT (oboe) WIELAND KUIJKEN (cello) ROBERT KOHNEN (harpsichord)
7.31* Haydn Symphony No 72. In
PHIIARMONIA IIUNGARICA conducted by ANTAL DORATI
8.0 News
8.5 Wagner Overture: The Mastersingers of Nuremberg
8.16* Brahms Alto Rhapsody
CHRISTA LUDWIC . (mezzo-sop)
PHILHARMONIA CHORUS
8.28' Mendelssohn
Symphony No 4, in A (Italian)
PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by OTTO KLEMPERER : records

Schumann: the Chamber Music
The first of five Stiicke im Volkston. Op 102
MSTISLAV ROSTROPOV1CH (cello)
BENJAMIN BRITTEN (piano) Sonata No 1, in A minor, Op 105
JEAN MOUILLERE (violin) JEAN HUBEAU (piano)
Piano Trio No 3, In G minor. Op 110 BEAUX ARTS TRIO gramophone records

(mezzo-soprano)
DAVID OWEN NORRIS (piano) CORNELL UNIVERSITY
GLEE CLUB
MICHAEL SALMIRS (piano) conductor THOMAS A. SOKOL Including glees, sea shanties, folk songs and music by Schubert and Bruckner for mezzo-soprano and male voice chorus.
(Given in association with Anglia Television Limited during the 1982 King's Lynn Music Festival)
BBC Birmingham

Dohnanyl Serenade Op 10 Francaix Trio (1933) BBC Bristol

Barcarolle and Allegro appassionato Op 30 Two Melodies Op 3 Valse Caprice
LESLIE HOWARD (piano)

WOLFRAM CHRIST (viola) BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by LORIN MAAZEL '
Bartok Viola Concerto
Rachmaninov Symphony No 3, in A minor
SF (Berlin) recording

direct from the Royal Exchange Theatre
Kathleen Livingstone (sop) Nell Mnckle (tenor)
John Blakely (piano)
Haydn Two Italian Duets: Saper vorrel se m'ami:
Guarda qui che lo vedrai Schumann Three Duets: Er und Sie; Tanzlied; In der Nacht.
Mllhaud Trots Elegies
(first broadcast): Dis-moi, dis-moi, guérirai-je cc qui est dans mon coeur?;
Sur le sable des allies; Mon amour, disais-tu
Britten Ballads: Mother
Comfort: Underneath the Abject Willow
Christopher Brown
A-courting we will go (first broadcast) (Promoted by the Manchester Midday
Concerts Society with the BBC and Erie Dodson ) BBC Manchester

(guitar)
Music by Albeniz,
Reginald Smith Brindle and VUla-Lobos
(Arranged by St George 's Music Trust with Imperial Tobacco)
BBC Bristol

Opera in three acts
Libretto by FRANCESCO MARIA PIAVE after DUMAS Music by Verdi
(sung in Italian): records Violetta
AMBROSIAN OPERA CHORUS
BAND OF IIM ROYAL MARINES
PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by RICCARDO MUTI

with Michael Berkeley ending at 5.57* with Beethoven's Symphony No 4. In B flat.
Producer HUGH WARWICK

Part 1 of an epic play "The British Empire" by John Spurling

The British Empire has no single hero, but a succession of semi-heroes, semi-villains, whose intentions and actions echo and contrast with one another through half-a-century and 59 scenes. Courage and treachery, efficiency and ineptitude, philanthropy and inhumanity are its themes. These people lived and these things happened between 1820 and 1885; they are part of a symphonic drama and not a documentary.

Forty-five other historical characters played by Gordon Reid, Philip Voss, David Brierly, Patience Tomlinson, Crawford Logan, Anthony Newlands, Peter Tuddenham, Joe Dunlop, Mahdav Sharma, Manning Wilson, Sean Barrett, Renu Setna, George Parsons, David Gooderson, Ronald Herdman, James Kerry, Michael Spice, Zia Mohyeddin, Alan Dudley, Steve Hodson, Miranda Forbes, Spencer Banks, Alex Jennings, Louis Mahoney, Lionel Ngakne, Minoo Golvala, Albert Moses

Technical team DAVID GREENWOOD, DAVID CHILTON and VANESSA ELLNER
Directed by RICHARD WORTLEY
(Part 2: 2 December)

8.20-8.30* During the Interval
James Waterson Morceau de concert: Andante and Polonaise: Colin Bradbury (clarinet), Oliver Davies (piano)
(record)

as pianists including part of Szymanowski's Symphonie Concertante (Symphony No 4) Op 60
DANISH RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by GRZEGORZ FITELBERG in 1933 gramophone records

POLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conductor JERZY MAKSYMIUK Recent Polish music for strings, introduced by John Casken
Zbignlew Bujarskl Musica Domestica
ZblgniewPenherski String Play (first UK broadcast) Lutoslawski Preludes and Fugue for 13 solo strings