The Warsaw Pact
Sinding Suite for violin and orchestra: rrzHAK PERLMAN
PITTSBURG SOiANDRÈ PREVIN
7.18* Ravel Rapsodie espagnole: LSO/ABBADO
7.35* Kodaly Norwegian Girls HUNGARIAN RADIO AND TELEVISION
CHORUS/JANOS FERENCSIK
7.38* Ewald Quintet No 3 PHILIP JONES BRASS ENSEMBLE
8.0 News
8.5 Neruda Concerto for trumpet and strings JOHN WALLACE
PHILHARMONIA/
CHRISTOPHER WARREN GREEN
8.20* Mozart Symphony No 27 in G major (K 199)
VIENNA PO/JAMES LEVINE
8.40* Tchaikovsky Capriccio italien
PHILHARMONIA/SEUl OZAWA Records
Monteverdi
From the Seventh and Eighth Book of Madrigals
Altri canti di Marte; Perche t'en fuggi o Fillide; Chiome d'oro;
Hor ch'el ciel e la terra; Lamento della Ninfa; Gira il nemico insidioso; Amor che deggio far; Ballo concertata: Tirsi e Clori
LES ARTS FLORISSANTS directed by WILLIAM CHRISTIE Records
Boismortier Concerto in E minor for recorder, flute, oboe and continuo
PARNASSUS ENSEMBLE
Mozart Flute Concerto in D major (K 314)
PETER-LUKAS GRAF (flute)
ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by RAYMOND LEPPARD Records
In the realisation for harpsichord, violin and cello in D minor (Kk 77); in D minor (Kk 89); in D minor (Kk 90); in G major (Kk 91)
ROBERT WOOLLEY (harpsichord) CATHERINE MACKINTOSH (violin) RICHARD BOOTHBY (cello) (R)
by GERRY JONES
This play won the Giles Cooper Award as one of the five outstanding new radio plays of 1983. with Nigel Anthony
Jim Norton and Robert Lang
'Geoffrey Johnson stretched his arms out and felt his body rise upwards. He knew that at any time he wished, he could defy accepted laws and float like a bird.'
Narrator JIM NORTON
Directed by MARTIN JENKINS (R)
led by GEOFFREY TRABICHOFF conducted by BRYDEN THOMSON Rawsthome Overture: Street Corner
Peter Nelson Into the purple Arnold Symphony No 2
PHILIP jenkins (piano)
Chopin Impromptu in A flat, Op 29; Impromptu in F sharp minor, Op 36; Impromptu in G flat major. Op 51; Fantaisie-Impromptu in c sharp minor, Op 66
Szymanowski Sonata No 3, Op 36. BBC Wales
Cantata No 175 (Er rufet seinen Schafen mit Namen) Cantata No 42 (Am Abend aber desselbigen Sabbats) JENNIFER SMITH (soprano)
CHARLES BRETT (counter-tenor) WYNFORD EVANS (tenor)
RICHARD JACKSON (baritone) STEINTTZ BACH PLAYERS led by SIMON STANDAGE conducted by PAUL STEINITZ (R)
SOUTH WEST GERMAN RSO conducted by MATTHIAS BAMERT WURTTEMBERG CHAMBER CHOIR Berg Violin Concerto YUZUKOHORIGOME
3.10* Interval Reading
3.15* Liszt Dante Symphony (South West German Radio Recording)
Ravel String Quartet in F Piston Quintet for piano and strings
JOHN CLEGG (piano) MEDICI QUARTET
Paul Robertson (violin) David Matthews (violin)
Ivo Jo van der Wers (viola) Anthony Lewis (cello) (R)
Presented by Jeremy Siepmann Producer HUGH WARWICK
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
6: 7 threw Adelheid into the Danube'
Love and its Aftermath Sung by VANNI-MARCOUX
YVETTE GUILBERT. MARLENE DIETRICH MAURICE CHEVALIER and YVONNE V ALLEE. JEANNE MOREAU HANS SCHOTTSCHOBINGER
MARIE DUBAS. EDITH PIAF , TERESA STRATAS and GEORG KREISLER
(sung in French and German) Records (R)
direct from the Royal Albert Hall , London
ISRAEL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA led by URI PIANKA conducted by ZUBIN MEHTA Bruckner Symphony No 8 in c minor
Written and read by Desmond Hogan
'She burned down half her house early that summer and killed her husband. He'd been caught upstairs. It was something she'd often threatened to do....'
Producer KATHRYN PORTER BBC Northern Ireland
MARY KING (mezzo-soprano) ANDREW BALL (piano)
Mussorgsky The Ragamuffin; Jewish song; Night;
The Orphan; The Magpie
Borodin Rich and Poor; Fleurs d'amour; The Sleeping Princess; Dissonance; From the shores of your distant homeland
Prokofiev; In the Summer (Wedding song);
Green Groves; Katerina;
White Snowflakes; The Monk (from Russian Folksongs, Op 104)
In the last of five programmes, Douglas Young introduces three works influenced by The East in their overall sound-world.
Salvatore Sciarrino All' aure in una lontananza, for flute Douglas Young Lightning (Jeu d'éclair II), for cello and percussion
George Crumb Vox Balaenae (Voice of the Whale), for flute, cello and piano DREAMTIGER
Kathryn Lukas (flutes) Rohan de Saram (cello)
James Wood (percussion) directed by DOUGLAS YOUNG (piano) Series producer ANTHONY BURTON (R)
Thomas Sutcliffe , Arts Editor of the Independent newspaper, talks about Stephen Bill 's new Play Curtains at the Hampstead Theatre, London.
The Art of the English Madrigal Thomas Ravenscroft
Sing we now merrily; Three blind mice; Sing after, fellows, as you hear me; Browning, madame; It was the frogg;
Remember, 0 thou man; Now flowers your odours breathe; Hodge Trillindle to his sweet hort Malkyn: CONSORT OF MUSICKE directed by ANTHONY ROOLEY (R)
Stravinsky, arr composer
Petrushka: RICHARD MARKHAM and DAVID NETTLE (piano duet) BBC Manchester (R)
