Barber Night Flight, Op 19a LSO/DAVID MEASHAM
7.14* Haydn Symphony No 6, in D (Le matin)
CAPELLA CLEMENTINA/HELMUT MULLER-BRUHL
7.31* Frescobaldi, arr Segovia Aria detta La Frescobalda JULIAN BREAM (guitar)
7.36* Ibert Ouverture de fete FRENCH NATIONAL RO/MARTINON
8.0 News
8.5 Strauss Deutsche Motette , Op 62: SCHUTZ CHOIR OF
LONDON/ROGER NORRINGTON
8.25* Mozart Piano Concerto No 27, in B flat (K 595)
CLIFFORD CURZON , ECO/BRITTEN records
Berg
Lyric Suite, for string quartet LASALLE QUARTET Wozzeck, Act III
(sung in German)
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OF THE DEUTSCHE OPER, BERUN/BOHM records
Vivaldi Concerto for cello and string orchestra in B minor (rv 424)
Handel Concerto Grosso in B flat, Op 3 No 2
Bach Concerto for violin and string orchestra No 1, in A minor (BWV 1041)
ANTHONY PLEETH (baroque cello) SIMON STANDAGE (violin) THE ENGLISH CONCERT directed by TREVOR PINNOCK records
Poulenc Chansons gaillardes Wolf Im Fruhling; Auf einer
Wanderung; Storchenbotschaft Ravel Don Quichotte a Dulcinee
PETER SAVIDGE (baritone)
DAVID OWEN NORRIS (piano)
BBC PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA leader DENNIS SIMONS conductor EDWARD DOWNES Bax Symphonic Poem: Tintagel
Roger Smalley Variations for strings
George Lloyd Symphony No 9 BBC Manchester
Recitals given by artists of the younger generation, direct from the Concert Hall,
Broadcasting House, London
James Dower (flute) John Lenehan
(piano/harpsichord)
Bach Sonata in A (bwv 1032)
(first movement completed by James Dower)
Martinu Sonata No 1
Alfredo Casella Sicilienne et burlesque, Op 23
Excerpts from 'South-east Assignment'
ART THEMEN (saxophones) STAN TRACEY (piano)
ROY BABBINGTON (bass) CLARK TRACEY (drums)
BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA led by JACK MAGUIRE conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCE MALCOLM MESSITER (oboe) JOHN LENEHAN (piano)
Nicolai Overture: The Merry Wives of Windsor
Schumann Three Romances, Op 94
Elgar Two Interludes from Falstaff
Michael Berkeley Le Romaunt de la Rose
Wolf-Ferrari Intermezzos, Nos 1 and 2 (Suite: Jewels of the Madonna)
Pasculli Grand Concerto on themes from Verdi's The Sicilian Vespers
directed by philip pickett CATHERINE BOTT (SOprano)
DAVID ROBLOU (harpsichord) ANTHONY PLEETH (cello)
The first of two programmes Pez Mentre fra mille fiori
Bach Concerto in D (BWV 972) Pepusch Cantata: Corydon Sonata in D minor
Martinu Parables for Orchestra CZECH RSO/ZDENEK KOSLER
Prokofiev Ballet Suite: The Prodigal Son: CZECH po/ OSKAR DANON : records
direct from Westminster Abbey, on the 33rd anniversary of Her Majesty the Queen's Accession
Introit: 0 Lord, make thy servant Elizabeth (Byrd)
Accession responses: Gibbons, Barnard, McKie
Psalm 121 (McKie)
First Lesson (rsv): Proverbs 8, w 1-16
Magnificat (Giles Swayne )
Second Lesson (rsv): Romans 13, w 1-10
Nunc Dimittis (Coventry
Service: Graham Whettam ) Anthem: Behold, 0 God our defender (Howells)
The National Anthem
Organ voluntary: Paean (Howells)
Organist and Master of the Choristers SIMON PRESTON Sub-organist HARRY BICKET
Presented by Roger Nichols Producer ANDREW MUSSETT
Artists give their first recital on Radio 3. uora ZIV-LI (piano)
Bach Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue (BWV 903)
Soler, transc Rubio Sonata
No 18, in modo dorico; Sonata No 4, in G
Chopin Etude in c sharp minor, Op 25 No 7
by DENIS DIDEROT (1713-84) translated and adapted by JOHN HOPE MASON with Peter Woodthorpe as the Nephew and Patrick Allen as Diderot
A dialogue between a philosopher and a parasite. To the philosopher, moral values are universal and desirable; to the Nephew, they are useless and harmful.
What is morally undesirable can be creatively fruitful and truth can cause more trouble than benefit.
Directed by JOHN THEOCHARIS
conducted by Seiji Ozawa Katsuya Yokoyama (shakuhachi)
Kinshi Tsuruta (biwa) direct from the Barbican Hall, London Part 1
Beethoven Overture: Leonora No 3
Toru Takemitsu November Steps
Angus McDermid presents his weekly selection of foreign radio broadcasts.
Part 2
Tchaikovsky
Symphony No 6, in B minor (Pathetique)
(In association with Mitsui Group)
The physicist, Professor John Wheeler of Texas University, coined the term 'black hole', collaborated with Bohr on work that led to the first atomic bomb, was a friend of Einstein and Godel, and developed a theory for explaining the universe in terms of pure geometry.
In conversation with Paul Davies , Professor of Theoretical Physics at
Newcastle University, he reflects on his remarkable career.
Producer JULIAN BROWN
HENRY HERFORD (baritone) ROBIN BOWMAN (piano)
Raymond Warren Songs of Old Age (first UK broadcast) Peter Warlock Lullaby ; Away to Twiver; Jillian of Berry; I held love's head; The droll lover; Autumn twilight;
Yarmouth Fair; Late summer BBC Birmingham
Andrew Watkinson (violin) James Clark (violin)
Garfield Jackson (viola) David Waterman (cello)
A concert given earlier this evening in Studio 7, Manchester
Borodin Quartet No 2, in d major
Bartok Quartet No 3
(Tickets available from BBC
Concerts Promotion, PO Box 27, Manchester M60 1SJ) BBC Manchester
