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Beethoven String Quartet in c sharp minor, Op 131 AMADEUS QUARTET
Bach Two Chorale
Preludes on Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland (BWV 659/661)
DANIEL CHORZEMPA (organ)
Mendelssohn Die erste Walpurgisnacht, Op 60 ANNELIES BURMEISTER (contralto)
EBERHARD BUCHNER (tenor)
SIEGFRIED LORENZ (baritone)
LEIPZIG RADIO CHOIR
LEIPZIG GEWANDHAUS
ORCHESTRA conducted by KURT MASUR records

Contributors

Unknown:
Heiden Heiland
Unknown:
Daniel Chorzempa
Baritone:
Siegfried Lorenz
Conducted By:
Kurt Masur

Introduced by Michael Oliver
New Music for Dance: NOEL GOODWIN considers some recent developments. A conversation with the composer Maurice Ohana. II vero modo di diminuir: JOAN WESS considers the true art of ornamentation. Producer GRAHAM SHEFFIELD (Repeated: Mon 2.5 pm)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Michael Oliver
Unknown:
Maurice Ohana.
Unknown:
Joan Wess
Producer:
Graham Sheffield

NATIONAL SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA OF WASHINGTON DC conducted by MSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH Tchaikovsky Piano
Concerto No 2 in G, with BELLA DAVIDOVICH (piano)
11.55* Interval Reading
12.0* Stephen Burton Concert Overture: The Pied Piper
(first UK broadcast) Vaughan Williams A London Symphony
(Mutual Radio Network recording, available thanks to a grant to the orchestra from Mars Ltd)

Contributors

Conducted By:
Mstislav Rostropovich
Unknown:
Stephen Burton
Unknown:
Vaughan Williams

Some moral dilemmas of the new techniques of human procreation.
Is there a right to have children? If so, whose?
And what rights do they have? These, and other issues suggested by a recently published report by the Council for Science and Society, are discussed by The Most Rev and Rt Hon Dr John Habgood , Archbishop of York and Professor John Ashworth , Vice-
Chancellor, University of Salford, and in the Chair Paul Sieghart. Producer
ANTHONY MONCRIEFF

Contributors

Unknown:
Dr John Habgood
Unknown:
Professor John Ashworth
Unknown:
Paul Sieghart.
Unknown:
Anthony Moncrieff

'In the old days, newspapers were managed at a loss, if necessary, to preach what their proprietors regarded as the fundamental truth; more recently they can only preach what their proprietors regard as the fundamental truth if they're showing a profit. Rupert Murdoch 's main concern was in showing the profit rather than in being the prophet.'
Stephen Koss , Professor of History at Columbia University, who has just published Volume 2 of The Rise and Fall of the Political Press in Britain, in conversation with Ian Hargreaves.
Producer THOMAS SUTCUFFE

Contributors

Unknown:
Rupert Murdoch
Unknown:
Stephen Koss
Unknown:
Ian Hargreaves.
Producer:
Thomas Sutcuffe

A musical portrait of his time
THE CONSORT OF MUSICKE directed by ANTHONY ROOLEY (lute) (Given during the celebrations in Middleham, Yorkshire, of the 500th anniversary of the accession to the throne of King Richard III)

Contributors

Directed By:
Anthony Rooley

by Manny Draycott
with Tim Pigott-Smith as Michael, Susan Wooldridge as Eleanor, Alan Rickman as Anthony, Maxine Audley as Michael's mother

Eleanor feels caught between two very different cultural backgrounds. Although English, she spent a happy, European-style childhood in Corsica and has never really settled in England since her return. Her impending marriage into the upper middle-classes brings her to a real crisis of identity as she observes their very different attitudes towards elitism and violence in society.

Contributors

Writer:
Manny Draycott
Director:
Cherry Cookson
Michael:
Tim Pigott-Smith
Eleanor:
Susan Wooldridge
Anthony:
Alan Rickman
Michael's mother:
Maxine Audley
Bernard's voice:
Michael Jenner

The last of six programmes given by the London symphony orchestras direct from the Royal Festival Hall, London
Royal Philharmonic
Orchestra, leader BARRY GRIFFITHS , conducted by Norman Del Mar
Yehudi Menuhin (violin) Lambert Music for orchestra
Hoist Egdon Heath
Lennox Berkeley Violin Concerto

Contributors

Leader:
Barry Griffiths
Conducted By:
Norman Del Mar
Violin:
Yehudi Menuhin
Violin:
Lambert Music

by DEBORAH MOGGACH
Read by Norman Jones The day after he has discovered he is seriously ill, a London coach driver takes a group of women to a peace rally and has a 'tranquil' experience of his own.
Producer CHERRY COOKSON

Contributors

Unknown:
Deborah Moggach
Read By:
Norman Jones
Producer:
Cherry Cookson

BBC Radio 3

About BBC Radio 3

Live music and the arts: broadcasts more live music than any other radio network. Classical music is its core. Genres include world and new music, jazz, speech and drama.

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