6.55 Artists' International Association. 7.15 Maladjustment: A Closer Look.
7.35 Musical Life in Restoration England.
(cello)
The first of five programmes Mendelssohn Cello Sonata No 2 in D
Faure, arr Casals Apres un reve with FRANZ RUPP. (piano) Bloch Schelomo: Hebrew Rhapsody for cello and orchestra: with PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA/STOKOWSKI records: mono
Bach Sonata for flute and harpsichord in B minor (BWV 1030)
WILBERT HAZELZET (flute)
HENK BOUMAN (harpsichord) Couperin Sixieme Ordre
KENNETH GILBERT (harpsichord)
Debussy Sonata for flute, viola and harp
ATHENA ENSEMBLE Kurt Atterberg
Symphony No 3 in D, Op 10 STOCKHOLM PO/SIXTEN EHRLING records
A magazine programme about the music and musicians in this year's Promenade Concerts. ROBERT SAXTON on his new Concerto for Orchestra;
ROBERT LAYTON and LINDA ESTHER GRAY anticipate a performance of Sibelius's 'Luonnotar'; a conversation with PETER eotvos. Presented by Nicholas Kenyon Producer RAY ABBOTT
leader MALCOLM STEWART conductor MAREK JANOWSKI with GORDON HUNT (oboe) Gluck Overture: Alceste
Mozart Oboe Concerto in c major (K 314)
11.45* Interval Reading
11.50* Bruckner Symphony No 9 in D minor
BBC Manchester
Judith Pearce (flute)
Marcia Crayford (violin) Roger Chase (viola)
Christopher van Kampen (cello) Ian Brown (piano)
Haydn Flute Trio in G (H XV 15) Faure Piano Quartet in c minor, Op 15
1.45* Interval Reading
1.50* Dvorak Piano Quartet in E flat. BBC Birmingham
(Paris and Helen)
Melodrama in five acts
The story of the wooing of Helen of Troy by Paris.
Words by RANIERI DE 'CALZABIGI Music by Gluck (sung in Italian)
ARNOLD SCHOENBERG CHOIR chorus-master ERWIN ORTNER
AUSTRIAN RADIO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA conducted by LOTHAR ZAGROSEK (Austrian Radio Production for the EBU)
3.25* Interval Reading
3.30* Paride ed Elena Act 3
4.10* Interval Reading
4.15* Paride ed Elena Acts 4 and 5
The Columbia Broadcasting
System is being sued for libel by General William Westmoreland , after alleging he suppressed figures about enemy size during Vietnam.
David Wheeler discovers that much of the hostility provoked has been directed at news organisations.
The attorneys for both sides, top managers at CBS and NBC, the offending programme's producer and General
Westmoreland himself, reflect whether newsmen are now abusing their privileges under the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.
Producer LOUISE PURSLOW
Chaconnes from the 17th and 20th centuries, and an elegiac string quartet leading into the little-known Tudor funeral music on which it is based.
UNDSAY STRING QUARTET Peter Cropper (violin) Ronald Birks (violin) Roger Bigley (viola)
Bernard Gregor-Smith (cello) BBC SINGERS conductor JOHN POOLE
Purcell, ed Britten Chacony in G minor
Robert Saxton Chaconne for double choir (first broadcast performance)
Richard Steinitz Quartet In Memoriam (first broadcast performance)
Morley, ed Steinitz The Burial Service
Robert Saxton 's Concerto for Orchestra: R3, Mon 7.30 pm
Paul Archibald (trumpet) Graham Ashton (trumpet)
James Handy (french horn) David Whitson (trombone) James Gourley (tuba)
Lutoslawski Mini Overture Gesualdo, arr
Maxwell Davies Peccatem me quotidie; 0 vos omnes
Gunther Schuller Quintet BBC Birmingham
by JAMES DOUGLAS
Bush was a writer until The State decided to withdraw his work. Now, a prisoner in his own home, he waits for the weekly visit from Lomb, a bureaucrat whose investigation into Bush's work takes the form of a deadly psychological game.
Directed by ROBERT COOPER
BBC Northern Ireland
The opening concert, direct from the Usher Hall
Cecilia Gasdia (soprano)
Ann Murray (mezzo-soprano) Francisco Araiza (tenor) James Morris (bass)
Edinburgh Festival Chorus chorus-master JOHN CURRIE Philharmonia Orchestra leader CHRISTOPHER WARREN-GREEN conducted by Riccardo Muti Part 1
Beethoven Symphony No 2 in D
by ARTHUR MILLER abridged in four parts by MICHAEL BAKEWELL
Read by Arthur Miller
4: The author recalls the first preview and the first night of his play Death of a Salesman as it opens in Beijing to a joyfully energetic Chinese audience. Producer NED CHAILLET
Part 2 Rossini Stabat Mater
(Given in association with House of Fraser. Edinburgh Festival Chorus supported by Scottish Gas) BBC Scotland
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A series of duologues by PETER BARNES 2: Worms with Joan Plowright and Paul Scofield
What is the nature of religious faith and is the world really made of mouldy cheese?
Directed by IAN COTTERELL
NICHOLAS WALKER (piano) Mozart Variations on an Allegretto (K 500)
Beethoven Sonata in D, Op 10 No 3
Busoni Sonatina No 2
