First Test
Australia v England
Commentary on play after tea on the fourth day in Brisbane MWonly from 6.55

Allegri Miserere PRO CANTIONE ANTIQUA directed by MARK BROWN
7.17* Schubert Fantasia in c (D 934) (mono: 1931) ADOLF BUSCH (violin) RUDOLF SERKIN (piano)
7.38* Copland Dance Symphony DETROIT SO/ANTAL DORATI
8.0 News
8.5 Wranitzky Ten German dances ENSEMBLE EDUARD MELKUS
8.13* Weber (born 18 November 1786) Overture: Jubel BAMBERG SO; THEODOR GUSCHLBAUER
8.22* Sullivan Nightmare song; If you go in (Iolanthe, Act 2) JOHN REED (baritone) MALCOLM williams (tenor) JOHN AYLDON (bass) RPO/ROYSTONNASH
8.28* Walton Prelude and Spitfire Fugue (mono: 1943) HALLE ORCHESTRA/THE COMPOSER
8.36* Kodaly Concerto for Orchestra HUNGARIAN STATE ORCHESTRA/ JANOS FERENCSIK records. MW joins at 7.35* am

Tchaikovsky
If I'd only known.Op 47 No 1 Cuckoo, Op 54 No 8;
Does the day reign, Op 47 No 6; Spring, Op 54 No 9 (sung in Russian)
ELISABETH SODERSTROM (soprano) VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY (piano)
Dances (The Maid of Orleans, Act 2)
ORCHESTRA OF THE ROYAL OPERA
HOUSE. CO VENT GARDEN/ SIR COLIN DAVIS
Scottish Ballad, Op 46 No 2; Dawn, Op 46 No 6 (sung in Russian) ntiNA ARKHIPOVA (mezzo-soprano) VLADISLAV PASHINSKY (baritone) MAKVALA KASRASHVEJ (soprano) N. RASSUDOVA (piano)
Capriccio italien, Op 45
DALLAS SO/EDUARDO MATA: records

DONG SUK KANG (violin) PASCAL DEVOYON (piano)
Saint-Saens Sonata No 1, in D minor
Poulenc Sonata (R)

BERLIN PO/HERBERT VON KARAJAN En Saga, Op 9
Symphony No 5, in E flat, Op 82: records

leader DENNIS SIMONS conducted by Bernhard Klee Ralph Kirshbaum (cello) Parti
Haydn Symphony No 24, in D major
Schumann Cello Concerto in A minor

Part 2 Dvorak
Symphony No 7, in D minor (Given on 17 October at York University) BBC Manchester

played by KAZUHlTO YAMASHITA Sibelius Song of the Spider (King Christian II)
Rodrigo Invocation and Dance Britten Nocturnal, Op 70 (R)

For personal preference and fellow feeling Hike him of all musicians best....
(GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS)
A sequence of words and music on Carl Maria von Weber's
200th birthday. Tributes from Berlioz, Wagner, Mahler and Liszt, Baudelaire, Debussy and Schumann, Schubert,
Stravinsky and Hindemith. records

Haydn Quartet in c, Op 74 No 1 William Reed Fantasy in A minor, Op 12 BBC Pebble Mill (R)

A programme of music for the early evening presented by Jeremy Siepmann
Producer MARTIN COTTON

Motets written for performance by the composer, herself a virtuoso Venetian singer. Erat Petrus dormiens; 0 Maria, 0
Maria Parasti in dulcedine mensam homini;
Salve, salve, salve regina JUDITH NELSON (soprano) NIGEL NORTH (archlute)

(piano)
Bach Partita in c minor (BWV 826)
Judith Weir The Art of Touching the Keyboard

by VSEVOLOD VISHNEVSKY Translated and adapted by RICHARD CRANE and FA YNIA WILLIAMS
In the early days of the Russian Revolution the Bolsheviks sent a young woman Commissar to the Red Fleet to bring discipline and Party solidarity to the anarchist sailors. Vishnevsky s patriotic epic is a classic of the Soviet Theatre.
With BRIAN HEWLETT , JAMES GOODE PAULINE LETTS and ELAINE CLAXTON Music by STEPHEN BOXER
TREVOR ALLAN (accordion) Directed by NED CHAILLET * HEAR THIS! page 24

leader PETER THOMAS conducted by Mariss Yansons Robert Cohen (cello) Parti
Prokofiev Symphony No 1, in D (Classical)
Tchaikovsky Variations on a rococo theme, Op 33

Three cautionary tales by SALTYKOV SHCHEDRIN( 1826-89) dramatised by JACK WINTER
2: The Idealistic Carp
By nature the carp is a peace-loving, idealistic creature. No one suspects it of being politically unreliable.
Directed by MATTHEW WALTERS

Part 2 Rachmaninov
Symphony No 2, in E minor
(Given earlier this evening in the Royal Festival Hall, London, in association with Nissan UK Ltd)

Marilyn Butler reviews
Diana Rigg 's return to the West End in Wildfire by N. RICHARD NASH , at the Phoenix Theatre, London.

A major piano work by Weber with music by a composer who particularly admired him. Weber Piano Sonata No 1, in c major, Op 24
Chopin Ballade No 1, in G minor, Op 23
KATHRYNSTOTT (piano)

First Test: Australia v England Ball-by-ball commentary on the start of the fifth and final day in Brisbane. (Further commentary at
5.25 am)