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The last in a 13-part series
Roussel Trio. Op 40
CHRISTIAN LARDE (flute) COLETTE LEQUIEN (Viola) PIERRE DEGENNE (cello)
Messiaen Le merle noir SUSAN MILAN (flute)
CLIFFORD BENSON (piano)
Sainl-SaensGrande fantaisie zoologique: Le carnaval des animaux CYRIL SMITH and PHYLLIS SELLICK (pianos) INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE gramophone records

Contributors

Viola:
Colette Lequien
Cello:
Messiaen Le Merle
Piano:
Clifford Benson
Unknown:
Cyril Smith
Pianos:
Phyllis Sellick

Listeners' record requests Paul Graener Suite: The Flute of Sanssouci (mono) BERLIN PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA conducted by THE COMPOSER Torelll Sinfonia for four trumpets, two oboes. timpani and strings
ZAGREB SOLOISTS, conducted by ANTONIO JANIGRO
Joachim Raff Symphony No 5 (Ldnore)
LONDON PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by BERNARD HERMANN

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Graener
Unknown:
Torelll Sinfonia
Conducted By:
Antonio Janigro
Conducted By:
Joachim Raff
Conducted By:
Bernard Hermann

with Michael Oliver 'In search of the composer ' - in the second of two talks,
PETER WILLIAMS considers the problems of achieving authenticity:
A conversation with COLIN and DAVID Matthews ; Chopin, the growth of a style - a talk by JIM SAMSON.
Producer GRAHAM SHEFFIELD (Repeated: Tues 2.0 pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Oliver
Unknown:
Peter Williams
Unknown:
David Matthews
Talk By:
Jim Samson.
Producer:
Graham Sheffield

Philadelphia Orchestra, leader Norman Carol, conductor Riccardo Muti

Tchaikovsky Symphony No 6. in B minor (Pathetique)

12.5* pm Interval Reading

12.16* Prokofiev Ballet music: Romeo and Juliet (excerpts)

(The Philadelphia Orchestra's Proms appearance supported by Rank Xerox; their European tour supported by Smithkline Beckman Corporation)
(Given last September in the Royal Albert Hall, London)
(A BBC digital recording)

Contributors

Musicians:
Philadelphia Orchestra
Orchestra Leader:
Norman Carol
Conductor:
Riccardo Muti

VERMEER STRING QUARTET
Shmuel Ashkenasi (violin) Pierre Menard (violin) Bernard Zastav (viola) Marc Johnson (cello)
Haydn Quartet fragment in D minor. Op 103
Beethoven Quartet in F major. Op 59 No 1 iRasumovsky)
A BBC digital recording

Contributors

Violin:
Shmuel Ashkenasi
Violin:
Pierre Menard
Viola:
Bernard Zastav
Cello:
Marc Johnson

Given last March In St
Marylebone Parish Church to mark the 30th anniversary of the first complete performance in German in this country, presented in 1952 by the London Bach Society conducted by its founder, Paul Steinltz.
Evangelist
IAN PARTRIDGE (tenor)
Christus JOHN NOBLE (bass) JENNIFER SMITH (soprano) PAUL ESSWOOD
(counter-tenor)
RONALD MURDOCK (tenor) STEPHEN ROBERTS (baritone)
LONDON BACH SOCIETY WANDSWORTH SCHOOL BOYS' CHOIR director of music CLYN HARVEY
STEINITZ BACH PLAYERS leaders SIMON STANDAGE and FELICITY NOTARIELLO Organ continuo WILLIAM COLE and JOHN CONSTABLE conductor PAUL STEINITZ Part 1

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Steinitz.
Baritone:
Stephen Roberts
Music:
Clyn Harvey
Leaders:
Simon Standage
Unknown:
William Cole

Part 1 of an epic play The British Empire by John Spurling
with John Turner as Burton, Thelma Whiteley as Isabel Burton, Marly Cruickshank as Letty Landon, Bill Paterson as Captain Maclean, Zia Mohyeddin as Nana Sahib,
John Hollis as George Augustus Robinson and Geoffrey Beevers as Dr Brydon

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, PHILLIP VOSS, DAVID BRIERLEY, 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 MOHYEDINN, ALAN DUDLEY, STEVE HODSON, MIRANDA FORBES, SPENCER BANKS, ALEX JENNINGS, LOUIS MAHONEY, LIONEL NGAKNE, MINOO GOLVALA and ALBERT MOSES
Technical team DAVID GREENWOOD, DAVID CHILTON and VANESSA ELLNER
Directed by RICHARD WORTLEY
(Part 2: Thurs 7.45 pm)

7.50-8.0* During the Interval
A sequence of English music from the 13th and 14th centuries, performed on a variety of instruments by PHILIP ASTLE and PAUL WILLIAMSON
With PAUL HILLIER (baritone)
(gramophone record)

Contributors

Unknown:
John Spurling
Unknown:
John Turner
Unknown:
Thelma Whiteley
Unknown:
Isabel Burton
Unknown:
Marly Cruickshank
Unknown:
Letty Landon
Unknown:
Bill Paterson
Unknown:
Captain MacLean Zia Mohyeddin
Unknown:
Nana Sahib
Unknown:
John Hollis
Unknown:
George Augustus Robinson
Unknown:
Geoffrey Beevers
Played By:
Gordon Reid
Unknown:
Anthony Newlands
Unknown:
Peter Tuddenham
Unknown:
Joe Dunlop
Unknown:
Mahdav Sharma
Unknown:
Manning Wilson
Unknown:
Sean Barrett
Unknown:
Renu Setna
Unknown:
George Parsons
Unknown:
David Gooderson
Unknown:
Ronald Herdman
Unknown:
James Kerry
Unknown:
Zia Mohyedinn
Unknown:
Alan Dudley
Unknown:
Steve Hodson
Unknown:
Miranda Forbes.
Unknown:
Alex Jennings
Unknown:
Louis Mahoney
Unknown:
Lionel Ncakne
Unknown:
David Greenwood
Unknown:
David Chilton
Unknown:
Vanessa Ellner
Directed By:
Richard Wortley
Unknown:
Philip Astle

leader DESMOND BRADLEY conducted by LIONEL FRIEND
CARLOS BONELL (guitar) Messiaen Les offrandes oubJiées
Reginald Smith Brindle Guitar Concerto (first broadcast performance)
9.30* Interval Beading
9.35* Franck Les Eolides Debussy Jeux BBC Wales

Contributors

Leader:
Desmond Bradley
Conducted By:
Lionel Friend
Guitar:
Carlos Bonell
Guitar:
Messiaen Les

A sequence of poetry compiled by SYLVIA COLLEY and read by CAROLE BOYD , TONY HAYGARTH and JAMES KERRY
Producer PIERS PLOWRIGHT (Tony Haygarth is a National Theatre player)

Contributors

Unknown:
Sylvia Colley
Read By:
Carole Boyd
Read By:
Tony Haygarth
Read By:
James Kerry
Producer:
Piers Plowright
Producer:
Tony Haygarth

JUDITH PEARCE and PETER PETTINGER
Vaughan Williams Suite de Ballet
Nicholas Maw Night Thoughts, for flute (first broadcast performance)
Carl Reineeke Sonata ' Undine '

Contributors

Unknown:
Judith Pearce
Unknown:
Peter Pettinger
Unknown:
Vaughan Williams
Unknown:
Carl Reineeke Sonata

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