Auric Trio
FRANCIS HUNTER (oboe)
PAMELA HUNTER (clarinet) THOMAS SOSNOWSKI (bassoon)
Milhaud Suite for Ondes Martenot and piano JEANNE LORIOD
YVONNE LORIOD
Faure Violin Sonata No 1. in A: PIERRE AMOYAL
ANNE QUEFFELEC (piano) gramophone records
Listeners' record requests Spohr Nonet in f
CONSORTIUM CLASSICUM Madeleine Dring Five Betjeman Songs
ROBERT TEAR ( tenor)
PHILIP LEDGER (piano) Bruch Violin Concerto No 2. in d minor
SAL v ATORE ACCARDO
LEIPZIG GEWANDIIAUS orchestra, conducted by KURT MASUR
Tchaikovsky June:
Barcarolle (The Seasons) LYDIA ARTYMlW (piano)
Walton March: Orb and Sceptre
LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR ADRIAN BOULT
with Michael Oliver
Schoenberg and Speech-Song: a talk by Peter Stadlen; Arrau at 80: the pianist in conversation; the Musician's Bookshelf: a review of some recent publications.
(Repeated: Tues 2.0 pm)
(Stereo)
Katya and Marielle Labeque (pianos)
David Wilson-Johnson (bar)
Nash Ensemble conducted by Lionel Friend
Milhaud La creation du monde
Poulenc Cantata: Le bal masque
12.0* Interval Reading
12.5* Stravinsky Octet
Lutoslawski Variations on a theme of Paganini for two pianos
Saint-Saens The Carnival of the Animals
"It was a rare pleasure to hear a whole programme of light works played with so much care and finesse by the exemplary Nash Ensemble. The mane-tossing Labeque sisters played with artistry and wit to match that of the Ensemble." (The Guardian)
(Given last August in the Royal Albert Hall, London)
A BBC digital recording
Haydn Trio in c (h xv 27) Schumann Trio in D minor. Op 63
A BBC digital recording
in C minor (Resurrection) direct from the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam
Roberta Alexander (sop) Jard van Nes (contralto) Concertgebouw Choir chorus-master
ARTHUR OLDHAM
Concertgebouw Orchestra
Conducted by Bernard Haitink
Mozart Adagio and Fugue in F major (K 404a No 3) Keger String Trio in A minor. Op 77b REGER TRIO
(South German Radio recording from a concert in the Music Room of Bruchsal Castle)
A series of six short stories by Ivan Klima translated and adapted by Jitka Martin
Read by Alan Dobie
Klima goes to stay with a friend in the country, hoping for some peace and quiet to work. But peace is the last thing he finds there.
'piano)
Beethoven Sonata in E flat. Op Sla (Les adieux) Liszt Apres une lecture de Dante (Fantasia quasi Sonata)
(Given during last year's Saltzburg Festival.
Austrian Radio recording)
The last in a five-part series
A Sense of the Past
The richness of India's past is strikingly visible id its landscape, and is fell in some traditions in rural life. Does this heritage inhibit development and modernisation? How does the, Indian concept of history differ from ours? Has modern history been put to work to serve the ideals of the independence movement? John Keay reflects on how India's past illuminates its present. Contributors include
ROMILA THAPAR
U.R. ANANTHA MURTHY
L. GOPAL
IRFAN HABIB
Producer DAVID PERRY
The Soviet violinist
LEONID KOGAN died a few weeks ago. This rerformance of Reethoven's Violin Concerto in D major was given in Carnegie
Hall. New York. in 1960. NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by HaNS ROSBAUD
(Voice of America recording)
PaulPattersonKyrie
(1972) first UK broadcast) Thea Musgrave Rorate Coeli (1974)
Paul Patterson Gloria
(1973) (first UK broadcast) BBC SINGERS
JULIAN DAWSON-LYELL , KEITH THOMSON (piano) conducted by NICHOLAS CLEOBURY
Quartet in D minor (K 421) CHILINGlRIAN STRING QUARTET
Levon ChiHngirtan. Mark Butler (vioMns) Nicholas Logie (viola) Philip de Groote (cello) (Given in 1979 as part of a Kettle's Yard Music concert in the New Music School, University of Cambridge)
BBC Birmingham
by Don Haworth
with William Nighy as Tom and Hugh Ross as James
In a Second World War setting, two young men banter in a mood of gentle irony about their work as fighter pilots, but we are not allowed to forget the penalties of war, both general and personal.
"Talk of Love and War" won the 1981 Giles Cooper Award.
leader Michael Davis, conducted by Richard Hickox
Heather Harper (soprano) Penelope Walmesley-Clark (soprano)
James Bowman (counter-tenor)
David Wilson-Johnson (baritone)
John Rawnsley (bass-baritone)
London Symphony Chorus, St Paul's Boys' Choir
Part 1 Michael Berkeley Or Shall We Die?
(first performance) (Given earlier this evening at the Royal Festival Hall, London)
Anthony Thwaite explores the vaneity of 19th-century poetry. 1860-69
Readers FRANCES HOROVITZ and GARY WATSON
Producer FRASER STEEL
BBC Manchester
Part 2 Carl Orff Carmina Burana
