Albrechtsberger Minuet and Finale (Concerto in F) FRITZMAYR(Jew's harp) DIETER KIRSCH (mandora) MUNICH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by HANS STADLMAIR
8.12* Weber Leise , lelse (Der FreischUtz) (mono) LJUBA WELITSCH (soprano) PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by WALTER SUSSKIND
8.20* Wagner, arr Kocals
Prelude: Die Meistersinger von NUrnberg
ZOLTAN KOCSIS (piano)
8.30* Haydn Symphony No 92, In G (Oxford)
VIENNA CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by ERNST MAERZENDORFER gramophone records
with Paul Vaughan Building a Library:
Beethoven's Piano Sonata in c minor, Op 13 (Pathétique),by CHRISTOPHER HEADINGTON; JOHN BORWICK talks about the technical features of the new Compact Disc players, and the first issue of the d'iscs which wdH be reviewed in next week's programme;
New orchestral records reviewed by ANDREW KEENER.
Producer ARTHUR JOHNSON
Bax Summer Music ULSTER ORCHESTRA conducted by BRYDEN THOMSON
Prokofiev Violin Concerto No 2. in G minor
BORIS BELKIN LONDON PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by KYRIL KONDRASHIN
Gramophone records
The last of this season's concerts for young people, direct from the Royal FestivalHall,London Royal Philharmonic Orchestra leader BARRY GRIFFITHS
Introduced and conducted by Bernard Keeffe
Schubert Overture In the Italian style in c major (D 591)
Webern (born 1883) Six
Pieces for orchestra. Op 6 Mahler Symphony No 1, in D major
Johann Strauss Polka:
Thunder and Lightning: Waltz: The Blue Danube
(piano)
Faure Theme and Variations, Op 73
Schumann Three Fantasy Pieces, Op ill
RachmanlnovVariations on a theme by Corelll, Op42
BBC Birmingham
An 11-part series
9: The French Flute Composers
Introduced by Stephen Preston
In 1702 a vogue for the flute began in Paris with the publication of suites by Michel de La Barre.
Other player/composers followed,notablyPierre Danican Philtdor and Jacques Hotteterre.
La Barre Trio-Sonata No 1, In G
Phllldor Suite No 9, In E minor; Rondeau and Minuet (La Chasse)
Hotteterre Suite No 3, in c; Trio-Sonata No 1. in G minor
STEPHEN PRESTON, LISA BEZNOSIUK (flutes)
MARK CAUDLE (bass viol)
JAKOB LINDBERG (theorbo) LUCY CAROLAN (harpsichord)
Amid persecution and destruction, often in a strange country, some old masters speak their last word, a generation trained before the war comes to maturity, and a new musical ferment is on the way. The BBC acquires a Third Programme.
Strauss Opening scene (Capriccio)
Bartok Piano Concerto No 3
Hindemith La belle dame sans mercl
3.10* Stravinsky Ode conducted by THE COMPOSER Schoenberg A Survivor from Warsaw
Vaughan Williams
Landscape (Scott of the Antarctic)
3.50* Britten Peter Grimes (Act 1, Scene 2) conducted by THE COMPOSER
4.5* Seeds of the new. and some followers of Schoenberg
4.35* Tippett Ritual Dances: records
Producer LEO BLACK
with Peter Clayton
Anthony Curtis (in the Chair) talks with Gilbert Adalr. A. S. Byatt and Edward Lucie-Smith . This week's subjects: The BBC2 series Time with Betjeman on Sundays; Sidney Lumet 's film The Verdict;
The Cimabue Crucifix at the Royal Academy;
Lent by Michael Wilcox at the Lyric Studio, Hammersmith; and Ararat, a novel by D. M. Thomas.
Producer PHILIP FRENCH
The final programme played by MARIE-CLAIRE ALAIN in the Parish
Church of St Germainen-Laye, near Paris DeuxDansesaAgni
Yavishta; Postlude pour l'office de Complies; Lamento; Aria;
Variations sur un theme de Clement Jannequln; Le Jardin suspendu; Litanies
A BBC digital recording
direct from Brangwyn Hall. Swansea
Felicity Lott (soprano) Catherine Wyn-Rogers (contralto)
Martyn Hill (tenor)
Stephen Varcoe (baritone) Dyfed Choir director JOHN DAVIES
BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra leader DESMOND BRADLEY conducted by Sir David Wlllcocks
William Mathias Ave Rex Messiaen L'Ascension: quatre meditations symphoniques
by Albert Camus
Three programmes complied by Anthony Astbury from the translation by Philip Thody.
From 1935 until his death in a car crash in 1960, Albert Camus kept a general literary diary which he called his Carnets. In these notebooks he jotted down themes for future works, conversations overheard in the street, and reflections on travel, love, death, loneliness and art.
(Part 2: Tues 7.55 pm)
Part 2 Mozart
Requiem in D minor (k626)
A portrait of Wyndham Lewis
Percy Wyndham Lewis was a painter, novelist, critic, editor, poet. philosopher and traveller Paul Bailey examines the reputation of one of the most controversial figures in modern English art and literature - a man whom T. S. Eliot described as ' the most fascinating personality of our time '.
Producer JOHN KNIGHT
The virtuoso Canadian percussion ensemble plays ' Palta ' for four players by Bob Becker and ' Kobina ', an improvisation based on African drumming.
They end with a selection of rags and novelty tunes by George Hamilton
Green and his brother
Joe, and an old piano rag by Charles Johnson. (An Arts Council
Contemporary Music
Network concert given at the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester)
BBC Manchester
