Arne Overture No 6, in B fiat - Academy of Ancient Music, directed by Christopher Hogwood
7.11* Shostakovich Concertino, Op 94, for two pianos (mono) - Dmitri and Maxim Shostakovich
7.21* Handel Sonata No 3 in C flat - Heinz Holliger, Maurice Bourgue (oboes) Christiane Jaccottet (harpsichord) Manfred Sax (bassoon)
7.30* Haydn Symphony No 45, in F sharp minor (Farewell) - Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields, conducted by Neville Marriner
8.0 News
8.5 Rachmaninov Caprice bohemien, Op 12 - London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Edo De Waart
8.21* Donizetti String Quartet No 13, in A major - Alberni String Quartet
8.42* D'Indy Symphonic Variations: Istar, Op 42 - Orchestra Philharmonique des Pays de la Loire, conducted by Pierre Dervaux
(records)
J. S. Bach (1685-1750): The Early Years
Prelude and Fugue in G (BWV 550)
WOLFGANG RUBSAM (organ) Cantata No 4: Christ lag In Todesbanden MONTEVERDI CHOIR
ENGLISH BAROQUE SOLOISTS conducted by JOHN ELIOT GARDINER
Fugue in G minor (bwv 578) CARLO CURLEY (organ)
Cantata No 71: Gott 1st meln
Konig WILHELM WIEDL (treble) PAUL ESSWOOD
(counter-tenor)
KURT EQUILUZ (tenor) LIEUWE VISSER (bass) TOLZ BOYS' CHOIR
CONCENTUS MUSICUS VIENNA directed by NIKOLAUS HARNONCOURT gramophone records
Producer DAVID MURRAY
played by ERIC PARKIN
Faure' Valse-Caprice No 4, In A flat, Op 62
Lili Boulanger Trols
Morceaux: D'un vieux jardin; D'un jardln clair; Cortege
Poulcnc Les Soirées de Nazelles
BBC Birmingham
A John Field Suite
Variations on a Dublin air for violin and orchestra
RALPH HOLMES (violin) ULSTER ORCHESTRA conducted by BRYDEN THOMSON gramophone records
arr Herbert Hughes Six folk songs
Moeran Seven poems by James Joyce
BERNADETTE GREEVY (conlralto)
PAUL HAMBURGER (piano)
leader GEOFFREY TRABICKOFF conducted by MOSHE ATZMON Beethoven Overture: Fidelio
Prokofiev Sinfonietta. Op 5 and 48 Mozart Symphony No 41. In c (Jupiter) (K 551) BBC Scotland
The eighth of these 12 weekly programmes of Baroque music Is devoted to the French composers Francois Couperln and Robert de Visée, The
Couperin works include two trio-sonatas played by L'ECOLE D'ORPHEE and some organ music played by TON KOOPMAN, while
NIGEL NORTH performs lute and theorbo pieces by de Visée.
led by MALCOLM LAYFIELD conductor RICHARD HICKOX in a programme of British and Scandinavian music Britten Prelude and Fugue, Op 29
Anthony Payne Song of the Clouds (first broadcast performance) SARAH FRANCIS (oboe) Grieg Den Bergtekne DAVID WILSON-JOHNSON (baritone)
Sibelius Suite: Rakastava
Tchaikovsky Gopak (Mazeppa)
HALLÉ ORCHESTRA conducted by OTTO KAMU
Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor
TAMAS VASARY who also directs the NORTHERN SINFONIA OF ENGLAND
Finzi Lo, the full, final sacrifice
WORCESTER CATHEDRAL CHOIR ADRIAN PARTINGTON (Organ) directed by DONALD HUNT
Koussevitzky Andante FRANTISEK POSTA (double-bass) JOSEF HALA (piano)
Brahms Symphony No 1 in c minor
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA conducted by LEONARD BERNSTEIN
Romance, Grandeur and Nostalgia
Natalie Wheen looks back to the days of yesteryear. visiting Vienna with Schumann. Munich with Strauss and an old Hussite city with Smetana. Some operatic musings, a colonial song, and a taste of the 20s complete her sentimental journey.
Producer DAVID MURRAY
NORMAN FINLAY at St Mary's
Pro-Cathedral, Dublin Keith Rogers Pageants RaymondDeaneIdols David Byers Dragons BBC Northern Ireland
( First broadcast on Radio Ulster)
Writer and actress Tsal Chin , daughter of one of China's greatest actors, considers her life In
Shanghai, London, and NewYork,andherreturn to Peking last year to direct a Chinese production of Shakespeare's The Tempest.
Compiled by CAROLE ROSEN Producer PIERS PLOWRIGHT
direct from the Royal
Albert Hall. London Florence Qulvar
(mezzo-soprano)
BBC Symphony Chorus conductor BRIAN WRIGHT Tiffin School Boys' Choir director NEVILLE CREED Israel Philharmonic Orchestra leaders CHAIMTAUB and URI PIANKA conductor Zubln Menta Mahler Symphony No 3 In D minor
The Necessary Art
The real monument to
Pevsner is that he made architecture enter the stream of public consciousness; uniquely he elevated architecture where it was discussed on a par with other arts.
(SIR DENYS LASDUN)
Sir Nikolaus Pevsner. the architectural historian and author of the massive Buildings of England series, died last month. Stephen Games assesses the influence of this pioneering scholar on our understanding of buildings as an art and a daily pleasure, with contributions from pevsner's family, friends and colleagues.
Producer THOMAS SUTCLIFFE
(oboe and cor anglais) COLETTE KLING (piano)
Nielsen Fantasiestucke. Op 2.
Poulenc Sonata for oboe andpiano
Rossini Prelude, theme and variations
Hindemith Sonata for cor anglais
Introduced by Charles Fox JOHN ETHERIDGE TRIO
