Catholic Schools in Scotland

Julius Fucik Overture: Miramare
CZECH PO/VACLAV NEUMANN
7.13* Gustave Charpentier
Depuis le jour (Louise, Act 2) LUCIA POPP (soprano)
MUNICH RSO KURTEICHHORN
7.18* Tchaikovsky, arr
Stravinsky Bluebird Pas de deux (The Sleeping Beauty)
SNO NEEMEJARVI
7.24* Prokofiev Symphony No 7
SNO'NEEMEJARVl
8.0 News
8.5 Stdlzel Concerto Grosso in D
JEAN FRANCOIS PAILLARD CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA PHILIPPE PAILLARD
8.17* Danzi Quintet in E minor. Op 67 No 2
STUTTGART WIND QUINTET
8.32* Grieg Two Elegiac Melodies, Op 34
ACADEMY OF ST MARTININ THE-
FIELDS SIR NEVILLE MARRINER
8.41* Ibert Divertissement
CBSO/LOUIS FREMAUX records
Producer PATRICK LAMBERT

Nicholas Maw and Richard Rodney Bennett
I'm not a composer who writes an enormous number of works and every so often comes up with a jewel. I want each piece to be made so that it will survive.
(NICHOLAS MAW)
I suppose my music is wildly avant-garde for some people, and old-hat and conservative for other people - who cares?
(RICHARD RODNEY BENNETT )
Bennett Calendar
MELOS ENSEMBLE/JOHN CAREWE Maw Scenes and Arias JANE MANNING (soprano)
ANNE HOWELLS (mezzo-soprano) NORMA PROCTER (contralto) BBC SO/NORMAN DEL MAR records
Producer MARTIN COTTON

directed by JEAN FRANCOIS PAILLARD
D'Indy Suite in D (In the Ancient Style)
Leopold Mozart Toy Symphony D'Indy Karadec , Op 34
Mozart A Musical Joke (K 522) records

led by BARRY HASKEY conducted by Antoni Wit Thomas Riebl (viola)
Moniuszko Bajka Penderecki Viola Concerto
12.20* Interval Reading
12.25* Schumann Symphony No 4, in D minor
BBC Wales

direct from St John 's, Smith Square, London Elly Ameling (soprano) Rudolf Jansen (piano) Schubert Im Friihling ; Friihlingsglaube; Gott im Fnihling; Nahe des Geliebten ; DiejungeNonne Faure Clair de lune; Mandoline; En sourdine; Arpege; Soir; Notre amour Poulenc Fiancailles pour rire

Salieri Concerto in c AURELE NICOLET (flute) HEINZ HOLUGER (oboe) ACADEMY OF ST MARTININ-THE FIELDS directed by KENNETH SILLITO (violin) Anton Wranitzky Mass in E flat JANA JONASOVA (soprano) MARIE MRAZOVA (contralto) VLADIMIR DOLEZAL (tenor) RICHARD NOVAK (bass) KUHN MIXED CHORUS PRAGUE CO/PAVEL KUHN Schubert Quartet in A minor (D 804): ALBAN BERG QUARTET Vorisek Introduction et rondeau brillant: BORIS KRAJNY (piano) PRAGUE CO/IVAN PARIK Haydn Baryton Trio No 111, in G JOHN HSU (baryton) DAVID MILLER (viola) FORTUNATO ARICO (cello) Brahms Variations on the St Anthony Chorale, Op 56a RLPO,MAREK JANOWSKI

Presented by Roger Nichols Producer PETER PAUL NASH

John Bull and Orlando Gibbons Works by two of England's foremost keyboard virtuosi, both of whom served as court musicians
ROBERT WOOLLEY plays the 1680 Dallam instrument at Ergue-Gaberic in Brittany.

3: Messiahs and Marabouts
It is said that the forest people of French West Africa are attracted to Christianity, the people of the Sahel and Savannah are mostly Muslim and that everyone in the countryside is actually animist. John Keay considers whether animist beliefs and practices survive in the cities and whether they affect the practice of Islam and Christianity.
Contributors include Bernard Zadi. Marcien Towa, Alpha Blondy and Pathe Diagne Producer DAVID PERRY (R)

Sir Georg Solti and Murray Perahia play Mozart with the English Chamber Orchestra leader JOSE LUIS GARCIA direct from the Snape Maltings, Suffolk. Parti
Piano Concerto No 20, in D minor (K 466) conducted by Murray Perahia Piano Concerto No 27, in B flat (K595) conducted by Sir Georg Solti

First of two reflections by Mary Seton-Watson on current themes in officially published Russian literature. (R)

Part 2
Concerto in E flat, for two pianos (K365)

Presented by Charles Fox featuring Ken Hyder 's Talisker Ken Hyder (drums/timpani)
David Webster (alto saxophone) Don Patterson (electric guitar) Tony Moore (double-bass) Dave Cross (electric violin)

First of three programmes this week including all four of Bennett's instrumental conversations with the title 'Commedia'
Commedia I, for six players
NASH ENSEMBLE/LIONEL FRIEND (R)

Settings of JOHN DONNE and EMILY DICKINSON for large orchestra and chorus by John Adams SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
AND CHORUS/EDO DE WAART record