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Gluck Dance of the furies; Dance of the blessed spirits (Orphee et Eurydice)
ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC directed by CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD
7.16* Vaughan Williams Three Shakespeare Songs
CHOIR OF KING'S COLLEGE. CAMBRIDGE/
SIR DAVID WILLCOCKS
7.20* Liszt Mephisto Waltz No 1 ADAM HARASIEWICZ (piano)
7.30* Balakirev Symphonic poem:
Tamara USSR SO/EVGENY SVETLANOV
8.0 News
8.5 Franck Symphonic poem: Le chasseur maudit
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA/
RICCARDO MUTI
8.20* Popper Papillon, Op 3 No 4 JASCHA BERNSTEIN (Cello) ARTUR BALSAM (piano)
8.21* Debussy Trois ballades de Francois Villon, No 2 (mono) CHARLES PANZÉRA (baritone)
GRAMOPHONE ORCHESTRA/
PIERO COPPOLA
8.24* Mussorgsky Pictures at an exhibition
SVIATOSLAV RICHTER (piano) records

Lully
If Armide had been French, she would not have needed magic in order to make herself loved, because the French are charming by themselves
(SIAMESE MANDARIN AMBASSADOR)
Armide (excerpts) (soprano) (tenor) (bass)
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE
OF LA CHAPELLE ROYALE/ PHILIPPE HERREWEGHE

MALCOLM MESSITER and JOHN LENEHAN
Richard Rodney Bennett After Syrinx
York Bowen Sonata BBC Bristol

Symphony No 4, in c minor (D 417) (Tragic)
ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN THE-FIELDSI
SIR NEVILLE MARRINER record

Introduction and Fugue, Op 19c, for piano
Invention on the name of Haydn, Op 160, for piano
Violin Sonata No 3, Op 133 yossi ztvoni (violin)
ROSEMARIE WRIGHT (piano)

led by BEN BUURMAN conductor Jerzy Maksymiuk Mozart Symphony No 39, in E flat (K 543)
Ravel Ballet: Ma mere l'oye BBC Scotland (R)

direct from the Broadcasting Centre, Birmingham Nash Ensemble
Michael Collins (clarinet)
Brian Wightman (bassoon) John Pigneguy (hom) Ian Brown (piano)
Marcia Crayford (violin) David Ogden (violin) Roger Chase (viola)
Christopher van Kampen (cello) Suk Elegy, Op 23
Janacek Concertino
Martinu Piano Quartet BBC Pebble Mill

attribC.P.E.Bach
A recently-discovered complete musical setting of the Passion according to St Mark , possibly intended as a musical monument to J.S. Bach , whose stylistic influence haunts the work. This may well be its very first performance.
(sung in German) (first UK broadcast)
KRISZTINA LAKI (soprano)
URSULA KUNZ (mezzo-soprano) PETER SCHREIER (tenor) ANDREAS SCHMIDT (baSS)
GACHINGER KANTOREI , STUTTGART
STUTTGART BACH COLLEGIUM directed by HELMUTH RILLING

(born 19 March 1907)
Three settings of John Donne : Hymn to God the Father;
Hymn to Christ; The sun rising PHILIP LANGRIDGE (tenor) MARK ELDER (piano) (R) String Quartet No 10 GABRIEU QUARTET
Kenneth Sillito (violin)
Brendan O'Reilly (violin) Ian Jewel (viola)
Keith Harvey (cello) (R)

Brian Kay considers the skills of musical arrangement and ends his sequence for the early evening with the Scherzo and Finale from Schubert's 'Death and the Maiden' Quartet arranged by Mahler.
Producer PATRICK LAMBERT

NEWHAM BAND conductor MELVIN WHITE
Bruce Broughton California Legend
Elgar Howarth Mosaic
Paul Huber Symphonic Music

(piano)
Faure Nocturne No 1, in E flat minor, Op 33 No 1; Nocturne No 13, in B minor. Op 119
Ravel Oiseaux tristes (Miroirs No 2); Alborada del Gracioso (Miroirs No 4)
BBC Bristol

Eiddwen Harrhy (soprano) Stephen Roberts (baritone) Royal Choral Society
BBC Concert Orchestra conductor Laszlo Heltay direct from the Royal Festival Hall, London Part 1 Faure
Requiem, Op 48

A sequence of poetry inspired by the title of one of Rudyard Kipling 's collections of short stories, compiled by PATRIC DICKINSON
Read by Elaine Claxton Denys Hawthorne and Martin Jarvis
Producer PIERS PLOWRIGHT

Part 2 Walton
Belshazzar's Feast

by JEREMY PAXMAN
Read by Allan McElvey
'I thought maybe they'd got a nickname for me, like "False Alarm Frank". It stopped me phoning for a while.
Then I phoned in with a warning there was a bomb in the centre of town.'
Producer JEREMY MORTIMER

Second of three programmmes recorded at the Ringve Museum in Trondheim
Kjerulf Skisser, Op 28 Nos 1-3 and 5 Grieg Lyric Pieces, Op 43
Chopin Mazurkas: in c, Op 24 No 2; in c, Op 56 No 2;
Impromptu No 1, in A flat MELVYN TAN (Wyszniewski fortepiano, Danzig, c 1840)

The two oldest and most universal musical instruments, which form the perfect complement to one another.
James Wood introduces two of his works for voice and percussion:
Choroi kai Thalai : T'ien chung Yao
(first UK broadcasts) SARA STOWE (soprano)
THE COMPOSER (percussion)
ROBYN SCHULKOWSKY (percussion) JOHN WHITING (sound projection)

BERNARD ROBERTS (piano)
Ferdinand Ries Rondo elegant jn A flat major, Op 122; Trifles:
No 8 (The Melancholy); No 9 (12 Trifles for piano, Op 58); Allegro oi Bravura No 1, in c major. Op 99 Georges Onslow Sonata in c minor, Op 2 (R)