Manuel de Falla Fantasia Baetica
ALICIA DE LARROCHA (piano)
8.18* Trois Melodies JILL gomez (soprano)
JOHN CONSTABLE (piano)
8.24* Homage to Debussy TIMOTHY WALKER (guitar)
8.28* Homenajes (mono) ROME SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by JUAN Jost CASTRO gramophone records

Introduced by Paul Vaughan
Building a Library:
Verdi's "Aida", by Alan Blyth
An interview with John Lanchbery, whose new recording of the three Tchaikovsky ballets is reviewed by Noël Goodwin.

Stravinsky Pastorale ; Two poems by Paul Verlaine ; Two poems by Konstantin Bal 'mont PHYLLIS BRYN-JULSON (soprano)
JOHN SHIRLEY-QUIRK (baritone) ENSEMBLE
INTERCONTEUPORAIN conducted by PIERRE BOULEZ Janacek On an Overgrown Path
RUDOLF FIRKUSNY (piano) gramophone records

leader DENNIS SIMONS conducted by BERNHARD KLEE
LYDIA MORDKOVICH (violin) Part 1
Haydn Symphony No 85, in B flat (La reine)
Bruch Violin Concerto No 1, In G minor
12.10 pm* Interval Reading
12.15* Brahms
Symphony No 3, in F
(Given on 3 December at the University of York) BBC Manchester

An 11-part series of music from the Middle Ages to the Romantic era which has only recently been brought to light.
Introduced by Philip Pickett

Six chansons by the 13th-century cleric Gautier de Colncy from his verse epic recounting the legends of the Miracles of the Virgin Mary; Amours qui bien set enchanter; Mere Dieu. Virge senee; S'amours dont sui espris; Hui matin a l'ajournee; Ma viele; Entendez tult ensemble
New London Consort
Catherine Bott (soprano)
John Potter (tenor)
Frances Kelly (harp rote) Tom Finucane (gittern) William Hunt (vielle) director Philip Pickett (hurdy-gurdy, bells)

followed by an interlude

Introduced by Peter Clayton

A weekly discussion on cinema, theatre, books, broadcasting and the visual arts.
Michael Billington (in the Chair) talks with John Carey , Peter Porter and Marina Valzey.
This week's subjects:
The RSC production of Peter Pan ;
Paintings by Francesco Clemente at the Whitechapel Gallery and Anthony d'Offay Ltd;
A dramatisation of James Hogg 's The Justified Sinner on Radio 4, repeated tomorrow at 2.30 pm; The Channel 4 series Shakespeare Lines; and John Updike 's new novel, Bech is Back.
Producer PHILIP FRENCH

Adrienne Csengery (sop) John Constable (piano)

Bartok Village Scenes: Haymaking; At the nuptial bed; Wedding; Lullaby; Lad's dance

Kodaly Hungarian folksongs from Vol 5: Love's anodyne; Kitty and Johnny from Vol 10: Fatherless I am: Dearest mother; From distant mountains; The young wife
(sung in Hungarian)

The first of four anthologies of poetry and music performed by The Barrow Poets

by Richard Strauss
An operatic poem in one act (1901), libretto by ERNST VON WOLZOGEN (sung in German)
A tale of midsummer-night goings-on in medieval Munich where the all-important bonfires are temporarily extinguished by Kunrad's magic, until rekindled by the love of a maiden.
TOLZ BOYS' CHOIR chorus-master
GERHARD SCHMIDT-GADEN RIAS CHAMBER CHOIR chorus-master
UWE GRONOSTAY BERLINRADIO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA, conducted by ERICH LEINSDORF
(EBU recording)

Since Q.D. Leavis's death in 1981, considerable discussion has been generated by the claims she had made to friends for a significant share in the achievement of her husband, F.R. Leavis. She even regarded herself as the unacknowledged co-author of his The Great Tradition.

John Carey, Merton Professor of English at Oxford, examines the nature of her Influence in the light of her only book, Fiction and the Reading Public, published 50 years ago.

(piano)
Part 1 Schubert
Hungarian Melody (D 817) Sonata in A major (D 959)

by JACKSON WEBB
Read by Rod Beacham Producer ALEC REIS

Part 2
Schumann Kreisleriana. Op 16
Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 8 (Given last June in the QEH. London)