Draughtsmen and Craftsmen

August Enna Overture: The Little Match-Seller ODENSE SO OLE SCHMIDT

7.12* Bridge Two Poems (after Richard Jefferies)
LPO, NICHOLAS BRAITHWAITE

7.24* Sibelius Arioso, Op 3 KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD (soprano)
LSO OIVIN FJELDSTAD (1958 recording)

7.28* Grieg Elegiac Melodies, Op 34
ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS/NEVILLE MARRINER

7.37* Bax Nature-Poem: Nympholept LPO/BRYDEN THOMSON

8.0 News

8.5 Mendelssohn Overture: Fair Melusine, Op 32 LSO/CLAUDIO ABBADO

8.16* Elgar My love dwelt in a northern land
CAMBRIDGE SINGERS JOHN RUTTER

8.20* Grainger Hill Song No 2
EASTMAN WIND ENSEMBLE
FREDERICK FENNELL (1959 recording)

8.26* John Foulds April-England PETER JACOBS (piano)

8.33* Nielsen Suite: Aladdin, Op 34
GOTHENBURG SOMYUNG-WHUN CHUNG

(Records)

The House of Lancaster
Sacred music and secular songs in the French language, associated with Henry V's court. Pycard Gloria anon Le gay playsir; Le grant pleyser
Lebertoul Las, que me demanderoye
Pyamour Quam pulchra es Dunstable Speciosa facta es
Loqueville Je vous pri que j'aye un baysier anon The Agincourt Carol Soursby Sanctus
GOTHIC VOICES/CHRISTOPHER PAGE Records

Smetana Overture:
The Bartered Bride (Mono) Prokofiev Symphony No 5 in B flat. Records

BBC NORTHERN SINGERS conducted by JOHN HUW DAVIES MARGARET PHILLIPS (organ) Hoddinott Dives and Lazarus; Rebecca
Arthur Oldham Hymns for the Amusement of Children BBC Manchester

3: Learning the Qualities
An anthology of poetry and music on the theme of 'Touch' compiled and performed by the Barrow Poets. (R)

WALTER TRAMPLER (viola) GERALD ROBBINS (piano)
Schumann Marchenbilder , Op 113
Brahms Sonata in F minor Op 120, No 1

led by FELIX KOK conducted by PAAVO BERGLUND PHILIP FOWKE (piano) Parti
Haydn Symphony No 92 in G (Oxford)
Rachmaninov Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini

Part 2 Sibelius
Symphony No 4 in A minor BBC Pebble Mill (R)

played by GORAN SOLLSCHER
Bach Suite in E minor (BWV 996) Sor Variations sur Malbrouk vat-en guerre, Op 28 (R)

9: Royal Festival Hall, London, 2 April 1958
Kodaly Concerto for orchestra HUNGARIAN STATE SO/
JANOSFERENCSIK
Vaughan Williams Symphony No 9 in E minor
LSO ANDRE PREVIN
Berlioz Harold in Italy (Mono) FREDERICK RIDDLE (viola)
PHILHARMONIC SO OF LONDON/ HERMANN SCHERCHEN
Vaughan Williams Serenade to Music (Mono) 16 SOLOISTS
BBC SO/HENRY WOOD Records (R)

Septet in E flat
MEMBERS OF THE BERLIN
PHILHARMONIC OCTET. Record

Michael Berkeley presents a selection of music for the early evening.
Producer PHILIP TAGNEY

Songs by the French
Renaissance composer are interspersed with instrumental versions of his most famous song, Fortuna desperata, by other composers.
EVELYN TUBB (soprano)
MEDIEVAL ENSEMBLE OF LONDON directed by PETER DAVIES and TIMOTHY DAVIES

direct from the Royal Albert Hall, London
WERREAMOYAL (Violin)
BBC SINGERS chorusmaster SIMON JOLY BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA led by COLIN STAVELEY conducted by PETER EOTVOS Part 1
Vic Hoyland In Transit (BBC commission: first performance) Berg Violin Concerto
(f second chance to hear Hoyland's In Transit: tomorrow 10.25pm)

Our view of the 1970s is cameoed in cliches and clouded with Mythology
Sir Alec Cairncross , former
Head of the Government
Economic Service, reflects on two recent inside accounts of government in the 1970s:
BERNARD DONOUGHUE 'S Prime
Minister: The Conduct of Policy under Harold Wilson and James Callaghan and SIR JAMES CALLAGHAN 'S memoirs, Time and Chance.

Part 2 Bartok Ballet:
The Miraculous Mandarin

by George Buchner, translated by John Mackendrick

The nightmare journey of Private Woyzeck, forced through poverty to be the Captain's batman and the doctor's guinea pig, tormented by voices and torn apart by jealousy.

Written in 1836, this is considered to be the first 'modern' Play - told in splintered dialogue and jagged episodes, with music.

Music composed and directed by David Byers
Elizabeth Bennett (flute) Paul Schumann (clarinet) Philip Hammond (keyboard) John Leeming (cello) Janet Harbinson (Irish harp)

BBC Northern Ireland
Hear This! page 17

(born 4 August 1937)
A special birthday concert given on 16 June in the Jubilee Hall, as part of the 1987 Aldeburgh Festival
ROSEMARY HARDY (soprano) LONDON SINFONIETTA conducted by OLIVER KNUSSEN Circe Variations (1976) Diafone, for flute and vibraphone (1986)
(first broadcast performance) SEBASTIAN BELL (flute)
ELIZABETH DAVIES (vibraphone) Music for Albion Moonlight (1965)
(The first performance of Bedford
'Into thy Wondrous House' Friday at
12.5pm VHFjFM)

Barcarolle No 13 in c, Op 116 Nocturne No 13 in B minor, Op 119
JEAN PHILIPPE COLLARD (piano) Records