Mill the Reformer

Rimsky-Korsakov Overture: May Night
SNO/NEEME JARVI
7.14* Suk Love Song, Op 7, No 1 PAVEL STEPAN (piano)
7.21* Milhaud Suite française
LONDON WIND ORCHESTRA/DENIS WICK
7.38* Giordani Caro mio ben fritz WUNDERLICH (tenor)
BERLIN SO/GERHARD BECKER
7.41* Stradella Sonata a 4 in A minor: CAPELLA CLEMENTINA
7.46* Schubert Entr'acte in B minor (Rosamunde)
RLPO/SIR CHARLES GROVES
8.0 News
8.5 Villa-Lobos Bachianas Brasilieras No 9
BERLIN RSO /GERD ALBRECHT
8.13* Saint-Saens Cello
Concerto No 2, in D minor
LYNN HARRELL BERLIN RSO /RICCARDO CHAILLY
8.30* Bartok Hungarian folk songs
ANDRE GERTLER (violin) DIANE ANDERSON (piano)
8.39* Bax This Worldes Joie BBC NORTHERN SINGERS/
STEPHEN WILKINSON
8.45* Copland El Salon Mexico DETROIT SO/ANTAL DORATI: records BBC Manchester

Byrd
Songs and Instrumental Music The battell; 0 that most rare breast; Fifth Pa van and Galliard; Come to me, grief; Fantasia a 5 CONSORT OF MUSICKE directed by ANTHONY ROOLEY and TREVOR JONES
CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD
(harpsichord/virginal): records

Andante in c (D 29); Hungarian Melody (D 817); Klavierstiick
No 3 (D 946); Adagio and Rondo in E major (D505/506); Allegretto in c minor (D 915); Twelve Landler (D 790)
The last of three programmes played by IAN LAKE BBC Birmingham

The last of eight programmes BRITTEN PEARS ORCHESTRA conducted by ERICH SCHMID
IMOGEN BAKFOKD (harp)
DAVID MASON (harpsichord) iain BURNSIDE (piano) Part 1 Mozart
Overture: The Marriage of Figaro; Symphony No 36, in c (K425) (Linz)

with Angus McDermid

Part 2
Bach, arr Webern Ricercare
(The Musical Offering, Bwv 1079) Martin Petite symphonie concertante
(Given as part of the 1985 Aldeburgh Festival in association with Brian Taylor ) BBC Birmingham

with David Munrow
The Estampie. Saltarello, Basse danse, Farandole and other dances with which minstrels entertained courtier and peasant alike during the middle ages. (R)

Rhapsodic Quintet, Op 31 String Quartet No 3 (In Gloucestershire) FAIRFIELD QUARTET with ANDREW MARRINER (clarinet)

(piano)
Weber Invitation to the dance, Op 65; Sonata No 1, in c, Op 24 Franck Prelude , Chorale and Fugue (R)

Opera in two acts
Libretto by MYFANWY PIPER after the story by THOMAS MANN Music by Benjamin Britten (tenor) (baritone) (counter-tenor) (tenor) (baritone)
(soprano)
Venetians, hotel guests from many countries
CANADIAN OPERA CHORUS
AND ORCHESTRA conducted by RICHARD WOITACH The action of the opera takes place in Munich, in Venice and on the Lido, 1911. Act
3.30* Interval Reading
3.35* Act 2

Presented by Graham Fawcett Producer ANDREW LYLE

Direct from the Royal Albert Hall, London

Thomas Trotter (organ)

Liszt, arr Guillou Prometheus

Widor Symphony No 6, in G minor

with and 'In the spring of 1934 1 took it into my head to see and compare President Franklin Roosevelt and Mr Stalin. I wanted to form an opinion of just how much these two brains were working in the direction of this socialist world-state that I believe to be the only hopeful destiny for mankind.'
A verbatim transcript of Wells's conversation with Stalin was published in The New Statesman and Nation. It was soon followed by a witty and revealing correspondence in the same periodical.
Edited by MERVYN JONES
Directed by JOHN THEOCHARIS (R)

for flute, oboe, cello, percussion and piano by Serge Garant (first UK broadcast)
SOCIETE DE MUSIQUE CONTEMPORAINE DU QUEBEC
(Radio Canada International recording)

Direct from the Royal Albert Hall, London

A concert dedicated to the memory of Hans Keller

BBC Symphony Orchestra, leader Bela Dekany, conducted by Gunter Wand

Bruckner Symphony No 5, in B flat

John Simpson. Senior Lecturer in Economics at Queen's
University, Belfast, goes on a shopping trip and finds that a surprising degree of normality prevails.

Second of eight programmes Elegy, Op 36 (Song-cycle to poems by Lenau and Eichendorff)
HEINZ REHFUSS (baritone)
VIRTUOSO ENSEMBLE conducted by JACQUES LOUIS MONOD mono (First broadcast in 1962)

John Celona Possible orchestras (at the 21st harmonic)
(electro-acoustic music: first UK broadcast)
Toru Takemitsu Rain tree, for three percussion players played by NEXUS (R)
Claude Vivier Cinq chansons Pour percussion
(first UK broadcast)
Played by SIMON LIMBRICK