Roussel Symphonic fragments: The Spider's Banquet
FRENCH NATIONAL ORCHESTRA/
GEORGESPRETRE
7.22* Chopin Introduction and Polonaise brillante
MsnsLAv ROSTROPOVICH (cello) MARTHA ARGERICH (piano)
7.30* Walton Symphony No 2 LSO/ANDRE PREVIN
8.0 News
8.5 Rossini Bel raggio lusinghier (Semiramide)
JOAN SUTHERLAND (soprano) ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS OF THE
ROYAL OPERA HOUSE,
CO VENT GARDEN/FRANCESCO
MOLINARI-PRADELLI
8.11* Strauss Horn Concerto No 1, in E flat
HERMANN BAUMANN
LEIPZIG GEWANDHAUS ORCHESTRA/ KURTMASUR
8.27* Elgar Sospiri NEW PHILHARMONIA/ SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI
8.32* Britten Diversions, Op 21 JULIUS KATCHEN (piano)
LSO/THE COMPOSER: records
The Five
Balakirev Symphonic poem: Russia
USSR SO/EVGENY
SVETLANOV Cui The statue in Tsarskoye Selo; I loved you miNA ARKHIPOV (mezzo-soprano) N. RASSUDOVA (piano) Burnt letter
VALENTINA LEVKO (mezzo-soprano)
MIKHAIL MUNTYAN (piano)
Etude, Op 40 No 6; Berceuse, Op 20 No 8
SERGEI TARNOWSKY (piano)
Mussorgsky Khovanshchina , Act 2
SOLOISTS
ORCHESTRA OF THE BOLSHOI THEATRE/ BORIS KHAIKIN : records
led by JOHN LUDLOW conducted by Maurice Handford Haydn Symphony No 49, in F minor (La passione)
Grainger My Robin is to the greenwood gone
Respighi Suite No 1 (Ancient Airs and Dances) (R)
Last of three programmes IAN CADDY (baritone)
MELVYN TAN (1983 fortepiano copied from 1814 Nannette Streicher )
Schubert Grenzen der
Menschheit (D 716); Selige Welt (D 743); Im Hochgebirge (D 754); Greisengesang (D 778);
Der ziirnende Barde (D 785); Dithyrambe (D 801); Der Sieg (D 805); Tre canti (D 902)
(dedicated to Luigi Lablache):
L'incanto degli occhi; II traditor deluso; Il modo di prender moglie
BBCBristol
Christoph Poppen (violin) Harald Schoneweg (violin) Hariolf Schlichtig (viola) Klaus Kampe (cello)
Beethoven Quartet in c minor, Op 18 No 4; Quartet in f, Op 135
12.15* pm Interval Reading
12.20* Beethoven Quartet in e minor, Op 59 No 2 BBC Manchester (R)
led by BEN BUURMAN conducted by Jiri Starek
Harald Genzmer Divertimento for symphonic winds (first broadcast)
Janacek Suite for strings Mozart Symphony No 33, in B flat (K 319) BBC Scotland
PAUL CROSSLEY (piano)
Brahms Three Intermezzi, Op 117
Ravel Miroirs
3.0* Interval Reading
3.5* Tippett Sonata No 4 BBC Wales
A free translation into modem English verse by TERENCE TILLER Of GEOFFREY CHAUCER 'S The Book of the Duchess and The House of Fame with 5: Dreams, and the Good Deeds of Venus
Incidental music composed and conducted by MICHAEL BERKELEY (R)
recorded at the Edington Festival
Introit: The dove descending (Stravinsky)
Psalms: 87,67 (Millington, Bairstow)
Reading (NEB): Isaiah 61, w 1-6 Plainsong: Deus tuorum militum (Mode VII)
Anthem: When David heard (Weelkes)
Reading: Death, be not proud (John Donne )
Hymn (EH 139): Ye choirs of new Jerusalem
Motet: Otche nash (Pater noster) (Stravinsky)
Anthem: Requiem I (Howells) Reading: Revelations of Divine Love (Julian of Norwich)
Plainsong: Alleluia, venite ad me (Mode VIH)
Reading (Rsv): John 15, w 12-17 Anthems: Psalm 23; I heard a voice from heaven (Howells) Motet: Bogoroditse Dyevo (Ave Maria) (Stravinsky)
Hymn (EH 197): Give me the wings of faith
Organ voluntary: Psalm Prelude Set I, No 2 (Howells)
Conductors PETER WRIGHT , JEREMY SUMMERLY and PETER MCCRYSTAL Organist ANDREW LUMSDEN
Presented by Jeremy Siepman Producer IAN CARSON. BBC Bristol
leader RICHARD HOW ARTH conducted by Barry Wordsworth
Lyadov Eight Russian Folk Songs Koalinnikov Symphony No 1, in G minor
BBC Northern Ireland
by Yuri Trifonov (1925-81), translated by Michael Frayn
with Michael Jayston as Viktor
The antipathy between his wife Lena and his mother has been the bane of Viktor's life - All the more surprising, then, that when his mother falls ill, Lena suggests she should live with them. A bitter-sweet comedy of Moscow life in the 1970s by one of the most popular and distinguished of Soviet writers.
leader BELA DEKANY conducted by Lothar Zagrosek Phyllis Bryn-Julson (soprano)
Linda Finnie (mezzo-soprano) Siegfried Jerusalem (tenor) BBC Symphony Chorus director GARETH MORRELL
Part 1 Webem Six Pieces, Op 6 York Holler Dreamplay (first UK performance)
It is of the big Victorian novels that I am sometimes reminded when I read today's Soviet fiction. Gradgrind has found a worthy re-incarnation in Gosplan.
Geoffrey Hosking , Professor of Russian History at the University of London, makes the case for Farewell to Matyora by the Soviet novelist
VALENTIN RASPUTIN.
Part 2 Mahler Das klagende Lied (Givenearlierthiseveninginthe Royal Festival Hall London)
(piano) Suk Things lived and dreamed, Op 30
byLessix
PHILHARMONIA/GEOFFREY SIMON record
