Handel Concerto Grosso in G minor, Op 6 No 6: ENGLISH CONCERT directed by TREVOR PINNOCK
7.21* Chopin Ballade No 3, in A flat:
SVIATOSLAV RICHTER (piano)
7.28*Danzi Cello Concerto in E minor: THOMAS BLEES BERLIN SO/C. A. BUNTE
8.0 News
8.5 Mendelssohn String Quartet in E minor, Op 44 No 2
MELOS QUARTET OF STUTTGART
8.28* Bartok Story (Mikrokosmos)
THE COMPOSER (piano)
8.29* Haydn Symphony No 92, in G (Oxford)
PHILHARMONIA HUNGARICA/DORATI records. Producer JANE BEVAN

Constant Lambert and Friends To have had a row with Diaghilev - and stood up to the great impresario - is not the experience of every young composer at the age of 20. (ANTHONY POWELL)
Walton Overture: Portsmouth Point: LSO/ANDRE PREVIN
Lambert Ballet in two tableaux: Romeo and Juliet ECO/NORMAN DEL MAR
Berners Ballet suite: The triumph of Neptune (excerpts) RLPO/BARRY WORDSWORTH
(records)
BBC Manchester

STEFAN POPOV and ALLAN SCHILLER Ireland Sonata (1923) Falla, arr Marechal
Suite populaire espagnole BBC Bristol

In 1670 Lully collaborated with Moliere, writing music for his play Le bourgeois gentilhomme. Two hundred and fifty years later, Richard Strauss and Hugo von Hofmannsthal returned to the play, condensing it as a prologue to the opera Ariadne auf Naxos. Extracts from both suites played by LA PETITE BANDE, directed by GUSTAV LEONHARDT and the ECO/DANIEL BARENBOIM records

Quartet in G (Cypresses No 3) Quartet in A, Op 2
LINDSAY STRING QUARTET BBC Bristol (R)

leader James Clark conducted by Jukka-Pekka Saraste
Peter Donohoe (piano)

Part 1

Wagner Overture: The Flying Dutchman

Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No 2, in C minor

Part 2 Brahms
Symphony No 4, in E minor
(Given on 8 October in the Brangwyn Hall as part of the Swansea Festival)

Ravel Pa vane pour une Infante defunte: LSO/CLAUDIO ABBADO Saint-Saens Guitares et mandolines
ANN MURRAY (mezzo-soprano) GRAHAM JOHNSON (piano)
Scarlatti Sonata in D minor (Kk 141):
MAGGIE COLE (harpsichord)
Granados Tonadillas : El majo discreto; El mirar de la maja ANN MURRAY (mezzo-soprano) GRAHAM JOHNSON (piano)
Rodrigo Concierto de Aranjuez EDUARDO FERNANDEZ (guitar) ECO/MIGUEL GOMEZ MARTINEZ
Schumann Weh ' wie zomig ist das Madchen, Op 138 No 7 (Spanisches Liebeslieder)
ANTHONY ROLFE JOHNSON (tenor) GRAHAM JOHNSON (piano)
Strauss Symphonic poem: Don Quixote : ROBERT VERNON (viola) LYNN HARRELL (cello), CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA/VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY

A cantata for children
Text and music by Alison Bauld (BBC commission: first broadcast performance)
On a visit to Jerusalem with his parents, the boy Jesus goes missing....
CHOIR OF COLET COURT SCHOOL choirmaster IAN HUNTER
NICHOLAS THOMPSON (trumpet) ORCHESTRA OF ST JOHN 'S.
SMITH SQUARE , leader ROSEMARY FURNISS conducted by JOHN LUBBOCK
Technical presentation MARTIN PAGE Producer CHRIS DE SOUZA

Schumann: Carnaval
Christopher Headington's examination includes performances by ARRAU, cortot. ADELJN DE LARA . SOLOMON and RACHMANINOV. (R)

Dances and ballad tunes from the publications of John Playford (1623 86) from the original Elizabethan settings to versions in The Beggar's Opera JOHN POTTER (tenor)
THE BROADSIDE BAND directed by JEREMY BARLOW

led by Ben Buurman conducted by Jiri Starek
Geoffrey Trabichoff (violin)

Part 1

David Bedford The valley-sleeper, the children, the snakes and the giant

attrib Boccherini Violin Concerto in D

In the second of four conversations with Christopher Cook , John Houseman looks back on the so-called Golden
Age of American radio when he produced Mercury Theatre of the Air with Orson Welles and later, during World War n, was head of broadcasting for the Office of War Information.
('Houseman on Hollywood' on New Year's Eve at 8. 10pm)

Part 2 Dvorak
Symphony No 8, in G BBC Scotland

The Christmas Story EMMA KIRKBY (soprano) NIGEL ROGERS (tenor) DAVID THOMAS (baSS) TAVERNER PLAYERS
TAVERNER CONSORT directed by ANDREW PARROTT (R)

Ricardo was bending over his cup of coffee, the cigar still behind his hairy ear. I heard him whisper: 'Senor, I saw Federico's ghost after.... On the same spot where they had.... you know ... Yes, Federico Garcia Lorca showed himself to me as a woman, a bare-footed woman.
Beautiful. No shoes. Ghosts don't wear shoes, do they Senor?' A monologue by JERZY PETERKIEWICZ
Performed by Kenneth Haigh Directed by JOHN THEOCHARIS

Presented by Charles Fox featuring First House
Ken Stubbs (alto saxophone) Django Bates (keyboards) Paul Rogers (double-bass) Martin France (drums)

No 19, in G minor, Op 49 No 1 No 20, in G, Op 49 No 2 No 24, in F sharp, Op 78 No 28, in A, Op 101 played by JOHN LILL
(Given on 21 November in the Barbican, London)

Fourth Test
Australia v England
Commentary on the start of the final day in Melbourne
(Further commentary at 4.55 am)

Fourth Test
Australia v England
Commentary on the closing stages at the Melbourne Cricket Ground