Organic Chemistry

Violin Sonata in F SERGIU LUCA (violin)
ANN EPPERSON (piano)
String Quartet in A minor, Op 13 TALICH QUARTET. Records

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Beethoven Quintet for piano and wind instruments in E flat
DENNIS BRAIN WIND ENSEMBLE WILFRID PARRY (piano)
Arnold Cooke Arioso and Scherzo: CARTER STRING TRIO MARJORIE LEMPFERT (viola)
Mozart Horn Concerto in E flat (K 495): PHILHARMONIA/HERBERT VON KARAJAN. Mono record

Glazunov Concert Waltz No 1 in D Op 47
SUISSE ROMANDE ORCHESTRAl ERNEST ANSERMET
Mozart Piano Concerto No 1 in F (K 37) ECO directed by DANIEL BARENBOIM (piano)
Vivaldi Beatus vir (RV 597) JENNIFER SMITH (soprano)
ISOBEL BUCHANAN (soprano) IAN PARTRIDGE (tenor)
CHOIR OF KING'S COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE
ENGLISH CO/STEPHEN CLEOBURY Kraus Symphony in c minor ANGELICUM ORCHESTRA OF MILAN/
NEWELLJENKINS
Glazunov Concert Waltz No 2 in F Op 51
SUISSE ROMANDE ORCHESTRAl ERNEST ANSERMET. Records

Presented by Michael Oliver
Avoiding the Sheep Syndrome: Peter Donohoe reflects on the perils of piano-playing. The Character of Keys:
1: Mattheson and Handel The first of three talks by Michael Hall
An Individual Voice:
A conversation with composer Elis Pehkonen
Producer ANDREW LYLE
(Re-broadcast tomorrow at 2. 00pm)

Jonathan Zak (piano) Uri Pianka (violin) Simca Heled (cello)
Beethoven Trio in B flat major, Op 11
Shostakovich Trio in E minor, Op 67

Edinburgh International Festival
SWEDISH RADIO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRAIESA-PEKKA SALONEN Parti
Berwald Symphony No 4 in E flat
Lutoslawski Livre pour orchestre

Playwright and novelist
John Bowen reflects on aspects of language and how we use it. (Re-broadcast Wednesday & 35pm)

Part Sibelius
Symphony No 5 in E flat, Op 82 (Given in the Usher Hall, Edinburgh, on29August1987inassociationwith British Gas, Scotland) BBC Scotland

Piano duets played by BERNARD ROBERTS and YOLANDEWRIGLEY Schubert Rondo in A (D 951) Mozart Sonata in F (K 497) BBC Pebble Mill

Opera in four acts Music by Massenet
Libretto by D'ENNERY, GALLET and BLAU after CORNEILLE (sung in French)
In 11th-century Spain, a jealous father requires his heroic son to exact deadly revenge on the father of the woman he loves.
VIENNA SINGAKADEMIE
AUSTRIAN RADIO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA conducted by GARCIA NAVARRO (Austrian Radio recording)

LAURENCE PERKINS (baSSOOn) MICHAEL HANCOCK (piano)
Gustav Schreck Sonate , Op 9 Hindemith Sonata (1938) BBC Pebble Mill (R)

In the 1960s there was the 'Population Explosion'. In the 1970s the notion became unfashionable, but it didn't go away. The number of Kenyans, for instance, is likely to double in the next two decades. And it is estimated that India will be home to 1,500 million by the next century.
It is clear that this multiplication cannot continue indefinitely - eventually people would weigh more than the rest of the universe. So what will stop it?
Colin Tudge explores the influences that will eventually stabilise the world's population, and considers what we might lose by allowing the crowd to become too large.
Producer GEOFF DEEHAN

(died 11 October 1837)
Second of three programmes ULSTER ORCHESTRA led by RICHARD HOWARTH conducted by BRIAN WRIGHT NORMAN FINLAY (organ)
Samuel Wesley Overture in c (1780)
Ame Symphony No 4 in c minor (1767)
Crotch Concerto No 2 in A (1805) Samuel Wesley Symphony in B flat (1802)
BBC Northern Ireland (R)

byALANGOHGHTLY
Read by Terry Molloy
Producer VANESSA WHITBURN BBC Pebble Mill

led by RODNEY FRIEND conducted by LOTHAR ZAGROSEK FELICITY LOTT (soprano) direct from the Royal Festival Hall, London Parti
Mozart Symphony No 34 inc(K338)
Berg Seven early songs

Peter Vergo discusses the relationship between Mahler's music and the visual arts.

Part 2 Mahler
Symphony No 6 in A minor

An exploration of the life and times of the polymath Sir Kenelm Digby by MIKE WALKER
Kenelm Digby (1603-65) was a friend to Galileo, Descartes, Ben Jonson and Oliver Cromwell.
He was a diplomat, a privateer. an alchemist, a poet, a lover and a philosopher. He was called the mirror of his times and the touchstone of his age, and yet he is almost forgotten. Why is this?
Readers LIANE AUKIN and DAVID BUCK
With DR CEDRIC BROWN
Directed by SHAUN MACLOUGHUN BBC Bristol

Secular music of Renaissance Italy
Madrigals by one of the first contributors to the genre,
Philippe Verdelot , taken from his collection of about 1535, and conceived in Florence and Medicean Rome. LONDON PRO MUSICA directed by BERNARD THOMAS (R)

led by DENIS SIMONS conducted by ROGER NORRINGTON Stravinsky Dumbarton Oaks Mozart Symphony No 35 in D (K 385) (Haffner)
Stravinsky Danses concertantes. BBC Bristol