Milton in his Times

Mendelssohn Overture: Ruy Bias
LSOANDREPREVIN
7.12* Mozart Piano Concerto No 16, in D (K 451)
MALCOLM BILSON
ENGLISH BAROQUE SOLOISTS/
JOHN ELIOT GARDINER
7.35* Niels Gade Symphony No 4, in B flat, Op 20
STOCKHOLM SINFONIETTA/
NEEME JAR VI
8.0 News
8.5 Lord Berners Trois morceaux
RLPO/BARRY WORDSWORTH
8.13* Walton Five Bagatelles MARCELO KAYATH (guitar)
8.27* Weill Symphony No 2
LEIPZIG GEWANDHAUS ORCHESTRA/
EDO DE WAART records

Offenbach
La belle Helene (excerpts)
TOULOUSE CAPITOLE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA/MICHEL PLASSON (sung in French): records

John Mayer Shanta Quintet, for sitar and strings DIWAN MOTIHAR (sitar)
LANSDOWNE STRING QUARTET Flute Concerto
JAMES GALWAY
LPO/HIROYUKI IWAKI: records

ROUMIANA ATHANASSOVA (piano) Bartok Suite, Op 14 Prokofiev Sonata No 4, in c minor (R)

leader JAMES CLARK conducted by James Loughran Dong Suk-Kang (violin) Parti Grace Williams Penillion Bruch Violin Concerto No 1, in G minor

Part 2 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4, in F minor (Given on 21 March in the Arcadia Theatre, Llandudno, in association with the Welsh Arts Council) BBC Wales

played by SHARON isbin Bach Prelude and Fugue (Lute Suite, Bwv 997) Bruce MacCombie Nightshade rounds Gershwin Prelude No 2 Barrios Waltz No 3, in D minor; Waltz in g, Op 8 No 4 (R)

First of nine programmes Reconstructions of the concert programmes in which the nine symphonies of Vaughan Williams were first performed 1: Leeds Festival, 12 October 1910 Vaughan Williams A Sea Symphony HEATHER HARPER (soprano) JOHN SHIRLEY QUIRK (baritone) LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR/ANDRE PREVIN Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No 2, in c minor (mono) THE COMPOSER PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRAl LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI Strauss Symphonic poem: Don Juan, Op 20 CHICAGO SO/FRITZ REINER: records (R)

Andre Campra Salve Regina; Domine Dominus noster; Benedic anima mea Domino JILL FELDMAN (soprano) PHILOMEL

Presented by Roger Nichols Producer CHRISTOPHER MARSHALL MW joins at 6.30*

Music written or arranged for lute ensemble by Pacoloni, Terzi, Vallet and Robert Johnson played by JAKOB LINDBERG
ROBERT MEUNIER. NIGEL NORTH
PAUL O'DETTE and friends: record

A parenthesis for radio by HENRY REED with and
Henry Reed , who died last year, saw his character Herbert Reeve as his alter-ego. When Herbert's scholarly research leads him to Hilda Tablet , he finds himself inescapably enmeshed in her world of wild eccentricity.
Music composed by DONALD SWANN
Producer DOUGLAS CLEVERDON. mono (First broadcast in 1954) 0 HEAR THIS! page 16

The closing concert of the 1986 Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival formed the culmination of the festival's 'Lutoslawski Retrospective'. HEINZ HOLLIGER (oboe)
URSULA HOLUGER (harp)
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader BELA DEKANY conducted by THE COMPOSER
Witold Lutoslawski Concerto for orchestra
9.20* Interval Reading
9.25* Double Concerto; Symphony No 3
(Given on 26 November in Huddersfield Town Hall in association with the 1986 Huddersfield
Contemporary Music Festival)

by R.H. BOWDEN
Read by Nicholas David Producer ALEC REID BBC Bristol

BRISTOL UNIVERSITY SINGERS conductor GLYN JENKINS Gesualdo Velum templi scissum est
Sebastian Forbes Two madrigals: 0 death, rock me asleep; Hey nonny no!
Moeran Love is a sickness; Sigh no more, ladies
(Songs of Springtime)
Nicholas Burt Sweetest love,
I do not goe (Gallantries, Op 28) Vaughan Williams The Dark-eyed Sailor (Five English folk songs)
BBCBristol

played by ERIC PARKIN
Mendelssohn Album Leaf, Op 117
Brahms Variations on a theme of Schumann, Op 9
Beethoven Sonata in E flat, Op31No3 BBCBristol