Mendelssohn
Songs Without Words,
Op 102: No 3, In C; No 5. In A: DANIEL ADNI (piano) Trostung; An die
Entfernte; Schilflled; Auf der Wanderschaft. Op 71 Nos 1, 3, 4, 5: DIETRICII
FISCIIER-DIESKAU (baritone) WOLFGANG SAWALLISCH (piano)
Nunc Dlmlttls, Op 69 No 1 SOLOISTS AND WESTPHALIAN KANTOREI, conducted by WILHELM EHMANN
String Quartet In f minor, Op 80
MELOS QUARTET OF STUTTGART Nachtlied, Op 71 No 6
DIETRICH FISCHER-DIESKAU (baritone)
WOLFGANG SAWALLISCH (piano): records
Producer GRAHAM SHEFFIELD

JACQUELINE CURRIE (mezzo-soprano)
PAUL HAMBURGER (piano) Britten The Poet's Echo Sibelius Svarta Rosor ; Men mln Fogel marts dock icke; Saf, saf. susa; Marssnon; Arioso;
Demanten pa marssnon

leader RICHARD HOWARTH conducted by FRASER GOULDING
Vorlsek Symphony In D Mnrtlnu Sinforietta : La Jolia

victoria soames (clarinet) JULIUS DRAKE (piano) Reynaldo Hahn
Sarabande et theme varie Elisabeth Lutyens Valediction
Brahms Sonata in F minor

patrizia KWELLA (soprano) CATHERINE WYN-ROGERS (contralto)
ROGERS COVEY-CRUMP (tenor) DAVID WILSON-JOHNSON (bar) CHOIR OF KING'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
DAVID BRIGGS (organ)
ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA led by JOSEPH FRÖHLIC/I conducted by STEPHEN CLEOBURY
Part 1 Haydn Mass In D minor (Nelson)

Part 2 Durufie Requiem

NIGEL KENNEDY (violin)
PETER PETTINGER (piano) Bach Partita in D minor (Bwv 1004) for violin Brahms Sonata in D minor, Op 108

Moeran Stnfonletta LONDON PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by SIR ADRIAN BOULT
Goehr Little Symphony LONDON SYMPHONY orchestra, conducted by Norman DEL MAR: records

from Wells Cathedral Introit: Glorious and powerful God (Stanford) Responses: Ayleward Psalms 93, 99, 100, 101 Lessons (rsv): Job 18; Mark 4. vv 35-41
Canticles: Sumslon in A Anthem: A song of wisdom (Stanford)
Hymn: Ye watchers and ye holy ones (eh 519)
Voluntary: Sonata No3 in A: con moto maestoso (Mendelssohn)
Organist and Master of the Choristers
ANTHONY CROSSLAND Assistant Organist
JEREMY suter. BBC Bristol

David Hoult presents a programme of occupational music. Including songs from The Shopkeeper's Mirror by Richard Strauss and Haydn's
Philosopher symphony. Producer
EDWINA WOLSTENCROFT

CABRIEL ESTARELLAS anon Six Renaissance Pieces
Sor Variations on Malbrouks'en va-t-en guerre, Op 28
Ponce Estrelllta
Dodgson Partita No 3 (first broadcast)

Overshadowed by Yeats and at odds with his society, Austin Clarke has nevertheless been called 'the first completely Irish poet to write in English'.
Neil Corcoran of Sheffield University tests the justice of this claim.
Reader Sean Barrett

direct from the Royal Albert Hall, London
Wanda Wilkomirska (violin)
National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain conducted by Sir Charles Groves
Pantl Strauss Festliches Praeludium
Szymanowski Violin Concerto No 2

Arnold Schoenberg thought Brahms as much an innovator as Wagner. The composer Alexander Goehr, Professor of Music at Cambridge University, takes issue with Schoenberg and argues that a proper appreciation of Brahms as a classicist might help curb the worst excesses of contemporary composition.

Part 2
Elgar Symphony No 2, in E flat major

(The appearance of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain at the Proms has been made possible by support from Lloyds Bank)
(Stereo)

At the beginning of this century the German geologist Alfred Wegener put forward a much scorned theory: that the continents can move around the face of the earth. Only in the last 20 years has the accumulated evidence finally convinced all but a handful of diehards that he was essentially correct. Dr Dan McKenzie of Cambridge University played an important part in bringing about this geological revolution and he discusses with John Maddox how our view of the apparently solid earth has been transformed.

DOUGLAS YOUNG, PETtRHtLL Debussy Six epigraphes antiques
George Crumb Cetestiat
Mechanics (Makrokosmo! !V)