Grieg Holberg Suite, Op 40 NATIONAL PO/WILU BOSKOVSKY
7.26* Kreisler Chanson
Louis XIII and Pavane in the style of Couperin
LOLA bobesco (violin)
WILHELM HELLWEG (piano)
7.31* Heuberger Im chambre separee
ELISABETH SCHWARZKOPF (soprano) PHILHARMONIA/OTTO ACKERMANN
7.34* Haydn Symphony No 77, in B flat
ORPHEUS CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
8.0 News
8.5 Bliss Kenilworth
GRIMETHORPE COLLIERY BAND/
ELGAR HOWARTH
8.14* Borodin, arr Marriner Nocturne
ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS/
SIR NEVILLE MARRINER
8.22* Tchaikovsky Waltz-Scherzo, Op 7
SVIA TOSLA V RICHTER (piano)
8.27* Dvorak Prague Waltzes DETROIT SO/ANTAL DORATI
8.36* Moeran Rhapsody JOHN MCCABE (piano)
NEWPHILHARMONIA/NICHOLAS BRAITHWAITE: records

Handel Music for Hamburg and Rome Cantata: Aminta and Fillide
Gillian Fisher (soprano)
Patrizia Kwella (soprano)
LONDON HANDEL ORCHESTRA/ DENYS Darlow
(records)

SUSAN MILAN and IAN BROWN
Schubert Introduction and variations in E minor (D 802) Saint-Saens Romance, Op 37 Jolivet Chant de Linos
(Given on 18 February in the Sam
Newsom Music Centre, Boston. Lines) BBC Manchester

Fantasia in D minor (K 397) Piano Concerto No 24, in c minor (K 491) with BAMBERG SO/FERDINAND LEITNER records

Presenter Ian McDougall

leader JAMES CLARK conducted by Louis Fremaux Thomas Riebl (viola)
Mendelssohn Symphony No 4, in A (Italian)
12.10* pm Interval Reading
12.15* pm Berlioz Harold in Italy. BBC Wales

direct from Broadcasting Centre, Birmingham
Endellion String Quartet
Andrew Watkinson (violin) James Clark (violin)
Garfield Jackson (viola) David Waterman (cello)
Haydn Quartet in c, Op 54 No 2 Britten Quartet No 1, m D, Op 25 BBC Birmingham

Other versions of familiar operatic subjects Falstaff
Comic opera in two acts
Libretto by CARLO PROSPERO
DEFRANCESCHI. after SHAKESPEARE'S The Merry Wives of Windsor Music by Antonio Salieri (sung in Italian): records
SALIERI CHAMBER CHORUS AND
ORCHESTRA/TAMAS PAL Act
3.30* Interval Reading
3.35* Act 2

Presented by Lyndon Jenkins Producer JONATHAN STRACEY BBC Birmingham

JOHNGOUGH
Frank Bridge Etude rhapsodique (first performance) William Baines Tides: The Lone Wreck; Goodnight to Flamboro' E. J. Moeran Stalham River
Frank Bridge Miniature Suite (first performance)
John Ireland Columbine; Merry Andrew BBC Manchester

direct from St John 's, Smith Square, London
A musical monument to
Sir Philip Sidney , the poet and patron, who died on 17 October 1586 following his injury at the Battle of Zutphen.
Music by Byrd, Ward, Morley, Holborne and others Consort of Musicke directed by Anthony Rooley (lute)
Emma Kirkby (soprano) Evelyn Tubb (soprano)
Mary Nichols (contralto) Andrew King (tenor) Rufus Miiller (tenor) Alan Ewing (bass)
Part 1: Sidney's songs and laments; Elegies

'I know the landscapes were in my arms,' Helen Frankenthaler said of the picture, Mountains and Sea, which established her reputation as a leading Abstract Expressionist.
In a documentary appreciation of her career, Richard Cork reflects on the lyrical sources of her inspiration.
With contributions from herself, the sculptor Anthony Caro , the critic Bryan Robertson and John Elderfield , Director of Drawings at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Producer JUDITH BUMPUS

Part 2: Echoes in Arcadia

Rhapsody-Concerto JAROSLAV MOTUK (viola)
CZECH PO/ZDENEK KOSLER: record

Introduced by Anthony Gilbert LINDA HIRST (mezzo-soprano) NASH ENSEMBLE conductor LIONEL FRIEND
Martin Butler (born 1960) Dance Fragments
Detlev Muller-Siemens (born 1957)
Pavane Simon Holt (born 1958) Canciones
(all first UK broadcasts)

Robert Cushman considers
Calling, by PAUL COPLEY , at the Stephen Joseph Theatre-in-the-Round, Scarborough.

Ballade No 4, in F minor, Op 52 Mazurka in a minor, Op 17 No 4 records

Third of four programmes Sonata in G
MGEL NORTH (baroque lute)