Education Bulletin 7
Bach Cantata No 67: Halt im Gedachtnis Jesum Christ ELLY AMEUNG (soprano) HELEN watts (contralto) WERNER KRENN (tenor) TOM KRAUSE (baritone)
PRO ARTE CHOIR OF LAUSANNE
SUISSE ROMANDE ORCHESTRA/
ERNEST ANSERMET
Debussy, orch Ansermet Six epigraphes antiques BASLE SO/ARMIN JORDAN
Schumann Papillons, Op 2 MURRAY PERAHIA (piano)
Haydn Symphony No 92, in G (Oxford)
AMSTERDAM CONCERTGEBOUW
ORCHESTRA/SIR COLIN DAVIS
Liszt Three Petrarch sonnets MARGARET PRICE (soprano) JA MES LOCKHART (piano)
Respighi Fountains of Rome BERLIN PO/HERBERT VON KARAJAN records
Chausson Symphonic Poem: Viviane, Op 5
BASLE SO/ARMIN JORDAN
Offenbach Cello Concerto
OFRAHARNOY
CINCINNATI SO/ERICH KUNZEL
Elgar Symphony No 1, in A flat LPO/BRYDEN THOMSON records
12 Etudes, Op 10
LOUIS LORTIE (piano)
conducted by Riccardo Muti Alfred Brendel (piano)
Verdi Overture: Luisa Miller Copland Sympony No 3
12.10* Interval Reading
12.15* pm Beethoven
Piano Concerto No 5, in E flat, Op 73 (Emperor)
(WFMT recording: overseas broadcast made possible by a grant to the orchestra from Cigna Worldwide Inc)
Mozart Quartet in D minor (K421)
Schubert Quartet in B flat (D 112) BBC Manchester (R)
Opera in two acts
Libretto by E M FORSTER and ERIC CROZIER after the story by HERMAN MELVILLE
Music by Britten: records (1967) Britten 's direction of the opera ensures that we are hearing everything as it should be. It is, perhaps, the first full-length opera recording of which one can say it is as near perfection as can be. (ALEC ROBERTSON ,
Gramophone) (tenor) (bass) (baSS) (baritone) (baritone) (baritone) (tenor) (baritone) (baSS) (baSS) (tenor) (baritone) (baritone) (baritone) (baSS) (spoken role) (baritone)
AMBROSIAN OPERA CHORUS
LSO/THE COMPOSER
Prologue and Act 1
3.30* Interval Reading
3.35* Act 2 and Epilogue
(Britten 'Death in Venice 'canoe
Introduced by Peter Clayton
First of a new season of weekly discussions on cinema, theatre, books, broadcasting and the visual arts.
John Spurling (in the Chair) talks with John Carey, Robert Cushman and Helen McNeil.
This week's subjects:
Arthur Penn's film Target; paintings by Rabindranath Tagore and photographs by W. Eugene Smith at the Barbican Gallery; Anita Brookner's novel A Misalliance; Barnes' People III, an eight-part series by Peter Barnes on Radio 3; and The American Clock by Arthur Miller at the National Theatre.
Healey Willan Missa brevis No 10
TORONTO FESTIVAL SINGERS conducted by ELMER ISELER
Harry Somers Five songs for dark voice (1956)
MAUREEN FORRESTER (contralto) NATIONAL ARTS CENTRE ORCHESTRA conducted by MARIO BERNARDI
Healey WiUan An apostrophe to the heavenly hosts (1921) TORONTO FESTIVAL SINGERS conducted by ELMER ISELER (Radio Canada International recordings)
by ITA DALY
Read by Aiden Grennell Producer PETER KAVANAGH BBC Northern Ireland (R)
direct from the Royal Albert Hall , London Zoltan Kocsis (piano)
BBC Symphony Orchestra leader RODNEY FRIEND conducted by Peter Eötvös Parti
Wagner A Faust Overture Bartok Scherzo, for piano and orchestra
Alexander Borodin 's account of his meeting with Liszt in July 1877
Compiled by CAROLE ROSEN Read by Patrick Stewart Producer PIERS PLOWRIGHT (Patrick Stewart is a National Theatre Player)
Part 2 Liszt Ce qu'on entend sur la montagne; Mephisto Waltz No 1 (orchestral version)
The Beasts of the Field
The third of four programmes in which John Franklyn-Robbins reads virgil's poem in the translation by ROBERT WELLS Music by MICHAEL BALL Producer FRASER STEEL
Alessandro Scarlatti Cantata: Correa nel seno amato
Corelli Ciacona , Op 2 No 12 Rameau Plaisirs, doux vainqueurs (Hippolyte et
Aricie); Tout languis dans nos bois (La Ghirlande); Jeux et ris qui suivez mes traces (Pygmalion); Non, le plus grand empire
(La Princesse de Navarre) EMMA KIRKBY (soprano) LONDON BAROQUE
Ingrid Seifert (violin) Richard Gwilt (violin) Charles Medlam (cello) William Hunt (violone)
John Toll (harpsichord/organ)
(viola)
Bernd Alois Zimmerman Sonata
Naresh Sohal Shades IV (first UK broadcast)
Charles Fox introduces the sixth of 11 recordings from the International Piano Event at the 1985 Pendley Manor Jazz
Festival, Tring, Hertfordshire. The Belgian musican
Fred Van Hove performs his own 'Alphabet'.
