Walton
Comedy Overture: Scapino LSO/ANDRE PREVIN
7.14* Bruch Konzertstuck SALVATORE ACCARDO (violin)
LEIPZIG GEWANDHAUS ORCHESTRA/
KURTMASUR
7.33* Mendelssohn
Konzertstuck No 1, Op 113 SABINE MEYER (clarinet)
WOLFGANG MEYER (basset horn) WURTTEMBERG CO/JORG FAERBER
7.41* Sibelius Karelia Suite
BERLIN PO/HERBERT VON KARAJAN
8.0 News
8.5 Gretry
Overture: Le Magnifique ECO/RICHARD BONYNGE
8.16* Satie Trois morceaux en forme de Poire
ALDO ciccolini (piano)
8.28* Ibert Concertino da camera for alto saxophone and 11 instruments
EUGENE ROUSSEAU (saxophone) PAUL KUENTZ CO/PAUL KUENTZ
8.41* Smetana Symphonic Poem: Haakon Jarl
BAVARIAN RADIO SO/RAFAEL KUBELIK records
Tchaikovsky
Variations on a rococo theme, Op 33 (original version) RAPHAEL WALLFISCH (Cello)
ECO GEOFFREY SIMON
Grand Sonata in G, Op 37 PAUL CROSSLEY (piano) records
Overture: Euryanthe Symphony No 1, in c VIENNA PO/HORST STEIN records
STEPHEN BENNETT (clarinet) JOYCE RIDDELL (piano)
Niels Gade Fantasy Pieces, Op 43
Schumann Fantasy Pieces, Op 73
August Winding Fantasy Pieces, Op 19
(first broadcast)
leader GEOFFREY TRABICHOFF conducted by Owain Arwel Hughes
Walton Johannesburg Festival Overture
Alun Hoddinott Landscapes Glazunov Symphony No 5, in B flat major BBC Scotland
direct from the Broadcasting Centre, Birmingham Delme String Quartet
Dvorak Quartet in G, Op 106 Waltzes from Op 54 BBC Birmingham
(Re-broadcast next Tuesday)
Tragedie lyrique in three acts Libretto by MARMONTEL Music by Cherubini (sung in French)
In classical antiquity:
Demophoon's son Osmide has secretly married Dircee, a commoner, although he is betrothed to Ircile, a foreign princess with whom his own brother is in love.
Unwittingly, Demophoon orders Dircee to be sacrificed to Apollo, and the tragedy unfolds.
BUDAPEST RADIO CHORUS
ITALIAN RADIO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA. ROME conducted by GIANLUIGI GELMETTI Actl
2.55*
Interval Reading
3.0* Act 2
3.45*
Interval Reading
3.50* Act 3
(Italian Radio recording)
Suite in A minor (BWV 818) RUTH DYSON (harpsichord) (R)
Michael Berkeley presents a selection of music for the early evening.
Producer ANTHOHY CHEEVERS
BRITISH AEROSPACE WINGATES BAND conductor JAMES SCOTT Peter Yorke Overture: The Explorers
Joseph Horovitz Concertino Classico (first broadcast) Bliss Belmont Variations BBC Manchester
The fifth of seven selections from DAVID WRIGHT 'S new verse translation of CHAUCER'S Canterbury Tales with Martin Jarvis as the Nun's Priest and John Franklyn-Robbins as the narrator
Music composed by MICHAEL BALL and directed by TIMOTHY REYNISH Producer FRASER STEEL BBC Manchester
Sonata, Op 25 No 1 NOBUKO IMAI (viola) BBC Manchester (R)
led by JOSEF FRÖHLICH directed by Mitsuko Uchida (piano) direct from the Queen Elizabeth Hall , London Parti
Mozart Piano Concerto No 18, in B flat (K 456)
Gounod Petite symphonie
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Six programmes adapted by Mike Steer from autobiographical writings of 20th-century composers. 4: Self-Advertisement with Nigel Anthony as Rutland Boughton By 1909 the 31-year-old
Boughton had enjoyed only a limited success. He felt constrained by the musical world, and in his frustration he printed privately a pamphlet in which, with disarming straightforwardness and self-deflating humour, he pleaded for the right of the composer to be heard.
Producer JOHN THEOCHARIS
Part 2
Mozart Piano Concerto Nol9,inF(K459)
(In association with The Sumitomo Group of Companies)
by COURTEUNE translated by RUARI MCLEAN Read by Peter Jeffrey
Producer ALFRED BRADLEY BBC Manchester
(Peter Jeffrey is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company)
A programme of music for percussion ensemble, introduced by Paul Griffiths. Lontano, conductor Odaline de la Martinez -
Jean-Pierre Guezec: "Onze pour cinq" (first UK broadcast)
Maurice Ohana: "Signes" (first UK performance)
Ingrid Culliford (flute), Paul Roberts (piano), Monique Rollin (zithers) James Dillon: "East 11th St, NY 10003" (first UK broadcast)
Choral Music
Seventh of 11 programmes Cantata No 61: Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland
Cantata No 36: Schwingt freudig euch empor
ARLEEN AUGER (soprano) PETER SCHREIER (tenor) THEO ADAM (bass)
CHOIR OF ST THOMAS'S. LEIPZIG
NEW BACH COLLEGIUM OF LEIPZIGI HANS-JOACHIM ROTZSCH (present Cantor of St Thomas's) records (1981)
