Wordsworth and Memory

Strauss Two orchestral songs: Morgen;
Cacilie JESSYE NORMAN (soprano)
LEIPZIG GEWANDHAUS ORCHESTRA/ KURTMASUR
Handel Concerto a due cori No 3, in F
ENGLISH BAROQUE SOLOISTS/ JOHN ELIOT GARDINER
Schumann Andante and Variations
VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY (piano) MALCOLM FRAGER (piano) AMARYLLIS FLEMING (cello) TERENCE WEIL (cello)
BARRY TUCKWELL (horn)
Haydn Horn Concerto No 1, in D BARRY TUCKWELL
ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS/ SIR NEVILLE MARRINER
Brahms Three vocal quartets, Op 64
EDITH MATHIS (soprano)
BRIGITTE FASSBAENDER (meZZO-SOp) PETER SCHREIER (tenor)
DIETRICH FISCHER DIESKAU (bar) KARL ENGEL (piano)
Shostakovich The Assault on Beautiful Gorky (The
Unforgettable Year 1919) DMITRI ALEXEEV (piano) ECO/JERZY MAKSYMIUK
Rimsky-Korsakov Symphony No 1, in E minor
USSR SO/EVGENY SVETLANOV records

Haydn Sonata in D (H xvi 37) JULIA CLOAD (piano)
Weber Concertino in E flat, Op 26
SABINE MEYER (clarinet)
DRESDEN STATE ORCHESTRA/
HERBERT BLOMSTEDT
Stravinsky Sonata (1924) MARIA YUDINA (piano)
Dvorak Serenade in D minor, Op 44
PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA WIND ENSEMBLE directed by CHRISTOPHER WARREN-GREEN Beethoven Sonata in c, Op 53 (Waldstein)
CLAUDIO ARRAU (piano): records

A programme of Italian instrumental music including works by Giovanni Gabrieli, Buonamente, Marini and Fontana
LA FONTEGARA. AMSTERDAM Peter Holtslag (recorder) Saskia Coolen (recorder) Han Tol (recorder)
With RICHARD BOOTHBY (viola da gamba) and TIMOTHY ROBERTS (chamber organ) (R)

conducted by Klaus Tennstedt Elmar Oliveira (violin) Third of eight concerts
Bruch Violin Concerto No 1, in G minor, Op 26
11.45* Interval Reading
11.50* Bruckner
Symphony No 7, in E
(WFMTrecording.overseasbroadcast made possible by a grant to the orchestra from Cigna Worldwide Inc)

Sonata; In evening air;
Midsummer Nocturne; Fantasy PHILIP MARTIN (piano)

Levon Chilingirian (violin) Mark Butler (violin) Csaba Erdelyi (viola)
Philip De Groote (cello)
Mozart Quartet in D (K 499)
Mendelssohn Quartet in E minor Qp44No2
(Given on 29 April at the Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool, in association with the Rodewald Concert Society) . BBC Manchester

Opera in three acts by Janacek after the drama by GABRIELA PREISSOVA (sung in Czech) mono records (1952)
Jaroslav Vogel conducts.... a performance which wonderfully blends and contrasts the mixed elements of the score - its lyricism, drama, melodrama and rhythmical impetus.
Stepanka Jelinkova 'Jenufa' remains the loveliest I have heard. In that memorable artist Beno Blachut the part ofLaca finds its ideal interpreter.
(MICHAEL KENNEDY.
Opera on Record 2)
PRAGUE NATIONAL THEATRE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA/JAROSLAV VOGEL

Introduced by Peter Clayton

Last of three programmes in which Colin Tudge explores recent changes in how human evolution is viewed. Time and Chance
Far from being predestined for greatness, human beings seem to have been shaped piecemeal, not least by a change in the weather.
Producer ALISON RICHARDS (R)

played by CHRISTOPHER HERRICK in Kidderminster Town Hall
Mendelssohn Choral Variations on 'Wie gross ist des Allmacht' gen Gute' (1823); Nachspiel in D (1831)
Parry Toccata and Fugue in G (The Wanderer) BBC Birmingham

KENNETH SILLITO (violin)
ANTHONY GOLDSTONE (piano)
Bernard van Dieren Sonatina tyroica, for violin and piano Britten Reveille: concert study for violin with piano accompaniment (first broadcasts)

Direct from the Royal Albert Hall, London

Andras Schiff (piano)
Chamber Orchestra of Europe, leaders Marieke Blankestijn and Mathias Ungenfelder, conducted by Claudio Abbado

Wagner Siegfried Idyll

Mozart Piano Concerto No 9, in E flat (K 271)

Last of five programmes
Foreign visitors' impressions of the English in the earlier years of the 20th century
Compiled by BARRY CARMAN with Gwen Cherrell
Hugh Dickson ,David March Stephen Thome and John Westbrook
Producer ALAN HAYDOCK (R)

Part 2 Brahms
Serenade No 1, in D
(The appearance by the Chamber
Orchestra of Europe has been made possible by support from ICI)

Working the Fields
First of four programmes in which John Franklyn-Robbins reads VIRGIL'S poem about the arts of agriculture and the arts of peace in the translation by ROBERT WELLS
Music by MICHAEL BALL Producer FRASER STEEL BBC Manchester (R)

BORIS CARMEU (bass)
JOHN CONSTABLE (piano)
Tchaikovsky I met you at the ball, Op 38 No 3; The night, Op 60 No 9; Don Giovanni's serenade, Op 38 No 1
Grechaninov Death, Op 15 No 2; My fatherland, Op 1 No 4; Lullaby, Op 1 No 5 GUnka The doubt
Glazunov Oriental romance, Op 27 No 2
Mussorgsky Song of the old man; Serenade and Trepak
(Songs and Dances of Death) Bogaslavsky In the obscurity of the night
Russian gypsy song Dark eyes
BBCBirmingham

Charles Fox introduces the fourth of 11 recordings from the 1985 International Piano Event at Pendley Manor, Tring, Herts. Jaki Byard
The American musician plays his own 'Family suite' and 'Hollis stomp', as well as 'Take five' by Paul Desmond and several pieces by Duke Ellington.