Borodin In the Steppes of Central Asia USSR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, conducted by YEVGENY SVETLANOV
7.15* Mozart Bassoon
Concerto in B flat (K 191)
MICHAEL CHAPMAN
ACADEMY OF ST MARTININ-THE FIELDS, directed by NEVILLE MARRINER
7.33* Kodaly Suite: Hary Janos
PHILHARMONIA HUNGARICA conducted by ANTAL DORATI
8.0 News
8.5 Purcell Incidental music to the Gordian Knot Untied: ACADEMY OF
ANCIENT MUSIC, directed by CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD
8.16* Gassmann Quartet No 3 in E minor: VIENNA
CONCENTUS musicus, directed by NIKOLAUS HARNONCOURT
8.30* Cowell Hymn and Fuguing Tune No 10 CELIA NICKUN (oboe)
ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS, directed by NEVILLE MARRINER
8.38* Gershwin An American in Paris
SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, conducted by SEIJI OZAWA : records

Arnold Schoenberg Working with Tones
Serenade, Op 24, for septet and low voice
STEPHEN VARCOE (bass) LONTANO, conducted by ODALINE DE LA MARTINEZ Suite for Piano, Op 25 maurizio POLLINI: record

Born in 1907 in Hungary,
Rozsa settled in Hollywood in 1940; he composed many film scores, alongside his serious orchestral works. Overture: Julius Caesar
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA conducted by THE COMPOSER Violin Concerto: JASCHA
HEIFETZ, DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, conducted by WALTER HENDL : records

ROBERT COHEN (cello)
JOHN VAN BUSKIRK (piano)
Bach Suite No 2 in D minor (BWV 1008)
Beethoven Sonata in c. Op 102 No 1

leader MARTIN MILNER conductor JAMES LOUGHRAN ANNE QUEFFELEC and IMOGEN COOPER (two pianos) Weill Suite from The Threepenny Opera
Mozart Concerto in E flat (K 365) for two pianos and orchestra
12.0* Interval Reading
12.5* Strauss Ein Heldenleben

direct from
St George's Church,
Brandon Hill, Bristol Fairfield Quartet
Mozart Quartet in B flat (K 458)
Puccini I crisantemi Shostakovich String Quartet No 8
(Concert arranged by St George's Music Trust in association with John Player and Sons)

Opera in four acts Libretto by WILHELM FRIEDRICH
Music by Friedrich von Flotow sung in an English version by NICHOLAS HYTNER
This New Sadler's Wells
Opera Company production updates the setting to Victorian England and underlines that true love can flourish only between social equals.
NEW SADLER'S WELLS OPERA
CHORUS, chorus-master
VALDA PLUCKNETT
NEW SADLER'S WELLS OPERA
ORCHESTRA leader YVONNE MCGUINNESS conducted by ANTHONY HOSE Acts 1 and 2 (Given in association with National Westminster Bank)
3.20* Interval Reading
3.25* Martha Acts 3 and 4

Sonata No 1, Op 8 (1904) YITKIN SEOW (piano)

In a programme of music written by composers in their declining years, including Verdi, Liszt, Stravinsky, Schutz, Strauss and Monteverdi, Roger Nichols demonstrates that while years may pass, talent need not.

LONDON COLLEGIATE BRASS conductor JAMES STOBART Wilfred Josephs Concerto for Brass
Eric Ball Kensington Concerto

JUDITH PEARCE (flute)
PETER PETTINGER (piano)
Beethoven Variations on a Russian Song (Schone Minka) Op 107 No 7
Hummel Grand Rondeau brillant. Op 126
Schubert, arr Theobald Bohm Standchen (from Schwanengesang)

leader BARRY GRIFFITHS conducted by Okko Kamu Shlomo Mintz (violin) John Birch (organ) direct from the Royal Festival Hall, London
Strauss Symphonic poem: Till Eulenspiegel
Sibelius Violin Concerto in D minor

Morton Cohen , Professor Emeritus of English at the City College of New York, who has written on Rider Haggard, Lewis Carroll and Rudyard Kipling , on the discovery of the documents he used for the work which made his reputation.

Part 2 Saint-Saens
Symphony No 3 in c minor (organ symphony)
(Given in association with Legal and General Group pic)

Hugo Wolf Nachgelassene Lieder (1883): Wohin mit der Freud?; Fruhlingsglocken; Standchen;
Liebesbotschaft; Frohesbotschaft: Nachtgruss
Adolf Jensen Lehn deine Wang an meine Wang; Ach, ihr lieben Aiiglein; Murmelndes Luftchen ;
Standchen ANTHONY RODEN (tenor)
GEOFFREY PARSONS (piano)

Paul Hindmarsh introduces works by three Scottish composers, performed by the NEW
MUSIC GROUP OF SCOTLAND, director EDWARD HARPER. Edward McGuire Quest (1978) (first UK broadcast) FIONA DOBIE (soprano)
Thomas Wilson Canti Notturni (1972)
John Maxwell Geddes
Diversions for eight players (1983) (first performance)
(Given as part of the 1983 McEwan Memorial
Concerts, University of Glasgow)