Van Bree Allegro for four string quartets: ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-THE FIELDS/SIR NEVILLE MARRINER
7.15* Vivaldi Trio in c (RV 82), for lute, violin and continuo PAUL O'DETTE (lute)
PARLEY OF INSTRUMENTS
7.24* Rachmaninov Preludes in E flat minor, Op 23 No 9; in G flat, Op 23 No 10
VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY (piano)
7.29* Respighi Feste romane PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA/ RICCARDOMUTI
8.0 News
8.5 Nielsen Overture:
Maskarade: GOTHENBURG so/ MYUNG-WHUN CHUNG
8.9* Wagner, transc Gould Dawn and Siegfried's Rhine
Journey (Gotterdammerung) GLENN GOULD (piano)
8.22* Krommer Partita in F,
Op 57: NETHERLANDS WIND ENSEMBLE
8.40* Bach Concerto in D minor (BWV1063)
KENNETH GILBERT , TREVOR PINNOCK ,
LARS ULRIK MORTENSEN (harpsichords)
ENGLISH CONCERT: records

Rossini in Paris
Petite messe solennelle (excerpts)
Dear God. here it is finished, this poor little Mass. Have I written something sacred and religious' or just sacrilegious? I was born for opera buffa, as you well know....
The Mass was first performed in Paris, on 14 March 1864. MIREILLE CAPELLE (SOpranO)
CATHERINE PATRIASZ (meZZO-SOp) JOSEPH CORNWELL (tenor) JELLE DRAIJER (bass)
NETHERLANDS CHAMBER CHOIR JOS VAN IMMERSEEL and WYNEKE JORDANS (pianos)
LEO VAN DOESELAAR (harmonium) directed by jos VAN IMMERSEEL record

(piano)

Mozart Sonata in A minor (K 310)

Chopin Sonata in B minor, Op 58

BBC Wales

Introduced by Ian McDougall

leader GEOFFREY TRABICHOFF conductor Jerzy Maksymiuk Silvia Marcovici (violin)
John Maxwell Geddes Voyager Bartok Violin Concerto No 2
12.10* pm Interval Reading
12.15* Franck Symphony in D minor
(Given on 30 September in the Theater der Stadt Schweinfurt)

direct from Broadcasting Centre, Birmingham New London Consort
Catherine Bott (soprano) Michael George (baritone) Frances Kelly (harp/rote)
Pavlo Beznosiuk (vielle/rebec) Stephen Henderson
(bells/nakers/percussion) directed by Philip Pickett (recorder/symphony)
Carmina burana: 11 songs from the original 13th-century manuscript. BBC Pebble Mill

MALCOLM MESSITER (oboe) JOHN LKNEHAN (piano) Poulenc Sonata York Bowen Sonata (R)

DerFreischiitz
Opera in three acts
Libretto by JOHANN FRIEDRICH KIND (sung in German): records
LEIPZIG RADIO CHORUS
DRESDEN STATE ORCHESTRA/ CARLOS KLEIBER
The action takes place in Bohemia, shortly after the end of the 30 Years' War. Acts 1 and 2 4.0* Interval Reading
4.5* Act 3

Presented by Natalie Wheen Producer JONATHAN STRACEY BBC Pebble Mill

NATIONAL YOUTH BRASS BAND
OF WALES conductor MAJOR H. A. KENNEY Herbert Howells Pageantry
Philip Sparke Land of the long white cloud BBC Wales

The city wasn't really a bad place to live. It was a very good place to live. Itjust happened to be a very good corrupt place to live.
Albany, New York, in the 1930s, is the setting for a trilogy of novels by the Irish-American writer William Kennedy , whose most recent work, Ironweed, won a Pulitzer Prize. In conversation with Tony Gould , he presents as a microcosm 'one of the ten bottom places of the Earth'.
Producer MICHAEL STEVENSON (R)

leader BELA DEKANY conducted by David Atherton Mayumi Fujikawa (violin) Parti
Beethoven Overture: Prometheus
Tippett Symphony No 4

Malcolm Hayes takes a critical look at the week's music broadcasting.

Part 2 Beethoven: Violin Concerto in D
(Given on 5 October in Uppingham School, in association with the Eastern Orchestral Board). BBC Pebble Mill

by COLETTE translated by JOANNA RICHARDSON Read by Margaret Robertson Producer CUVE BRILL
BBC Northern Ireland (R)

First of four programmes MELVYN TAN (harpsichord) Fr Manuel de Santo Elias Sonata in E flat
Seixas Sonata in c major F. X. Baptista Sonata in c minor
Jose de Sant 'Ana Sonata in D minor
Seixas Sonata in G minor

Last of three editions from this year's Huddersfield
Contemporary Music Festival
ANDREW BALL and JULIAN JACOBSON (pianos)
BERNE QUARTET
Alexander van Wijnkoop (violin)
Christine Ragaz (violin) Henrik Crafoord (viola) Angela Schwartz (cello)
York HoUer Diaphonie. for two pianos
Klaus Huber Quartet No 2 (first UK performances)
John Casken Salamandra (first performance)
Helmut Lachenmann Gran torso (first UK performance)

Frederic Raphael reviews King Lear, directed by DAVID HARE at the National's Olivier Theatre.

Missa: Nasce la gioiamia TALUS SCHOLARS directed by PETER PHILLIPS record

Third Test
Australia v England
Ball-by-ball commentary from
Adelaide on the opening session by Christopher Martin-Jenkins , Jim Maxwell and Neville Oliver with expert comments by Norman O'Neill.
Producer PETER BAXTER
(By arrangement with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
(Further commentary on theftrstday s play at 5.25 am)