The first in a series of nine programmes featuring music from 18th-century England Boyce Symphony No 5, In D: BOURNEMOUTH
SINFONIETTA, directed by RONALD THOMAS
Greene Anthem: Lord, let me know mine end ST ALBANS ABBEY CHOIR directed by PETER HURFORD Babell Recorder Concerto in D: FRANS BRÜGGEN
(recorder) with ensemble directed by GUSTAV
LEONHARDT (harpsichord) Arne Cantata: Bacchus and Ariadne
ROBERT TEAR (tenor)
ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS, conducted by NEVILLE MARRINER Croft Suite No 3 In c minor: TREVOR PINNOCK (harpsichord)
Gemlnlanl Concerto Grosso In B flat, Op 3
NO 5: ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC, directed by CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD gramophone records

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Shostakovich Symphony No 7 (Leningrad) LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, conducted by BERNARD HAITINK

with Michael Oliver
The Long Arm of Tristan: STEPHEN DODGSON investigates;
PAUL ROBERTSON of the Medici Quartet reviews The String Quartet by Paul Griffiths ;
1 Not really lambkins frisking': MICHAEL KENNEDY considers
Vaughan Williams's Third and Fourth Symphonies and links between them. Producer GRAHAM SHEFFIELD

conducted by RAFAEL KUBELIK
RUDOLF FIRKUSNY (piano) Part 1
Mozart Piano Concerto No 16, in D (K 451)

The fifth of six tales from Professor Tutka by Jerzy Szaniawski translated from the Polish by Adam Czerniawski.
Read by Gerard Green.
BBC Manchester

Part 2
Bruckner - Symphony No 6 In A
(WFMT Chicago recording)

(violin and piano) Pasquall Sonata In A minor
Bach Sonata In G minor, for violin (BWV 1001) Salnt-Saens Sonata in D minor, Op 75
(Tomorrow:
Norbert Brainin (violin), Peter Schidlof (viola) and Martin Lovett (cello))

AMSTERDAM BAROQUE ORCHESTRA director TON KOOPMAN (harpsichord) MICHEL HENRI
(oboe d'amore)
Bach Suite No 1 in c major (BWV 1066)
Telemann Oboe d'amore Concerto In A major Bach Harpsichord
Concerto In A major (BWV 1055)
2.45* Interval Reading
2.35* Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 4, In G
Telemann Tafelmusik: Overture; Minuet; Conclusion
(Public concert given on 25 August in St Illtyd's
Church, Llantwit Major) BBC Wales

Ruth Libretto by ERIC CROZIER , based on the Old Testament story
Narrator RONALD HARVI BBC NORTHERN SINGERS BBC PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by STEUART BEDFORD
(First broadcast in 1968)

Artificial intelligence research is dominated by the idea that large computers driven by complicated programs will eventually be able to simulate human behaviour. John Searle , Professor of Philosophy at the University of California at Berkeley, believes that this approach cannot succeed In producing a thinking machine.
In the last of five programmes, Professor Searle discusses his objections with Colin Blakemore , Professor of Physiology at Oxford University.
Producer GEOFF DEEHAN

Holst Jupiter (The Planets)
SCOTTISH NATIONAL
ORCHESTRA. conducted by SIR ALEXANDER GIBSON
Sibelius Symphony No 4 FHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY

(born 23 October 1923) Second of two programmes
BBC SINGERS conductor JOHN POOLE JOHN SCOTT (organ) Surge, illuminare Canticles. Set II
From A Quaker Reader for organ: ' Bewitching attire of the most charming simplicity ...'; ' There Is a spirit that delights to do no evil....' Three Motets (on poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins)
(All first UK broadcasts)

Beethoven Trio in E flat, Op 38 (the composer's arrangement of his Septet, Op 20)
Frankel Trio , Op 10 BBC Scotland

by TED MOORE
' Three quick years In
London as an unqualified osteopath and you come back with a reject from the knacker's yard.
Footballer? Him? It's like Jason coming home with a clip mat Instead of the Golden Fleece ...'
Directed by TONY CLIFF
BBC Manchester

leader DAVID NOLAN conducted by Gennadi Rozhdestvensky , Victoria Postnlkova (piano) Part 1
Mozart Piano Concerto
No 25, in c major (K 503)

from St Martin's Street drawn from the correspondence of Fanny Burney and performed by Karin Fernald
Letter 2: Capital Singers

Part 2 Shostakovich Symphony No 8
(Given earlier this evening in the Royal Festival Hall, London)

Violin Sonata in c (RV 2)
BOSTON MUSEUM TRIO gramophone record