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Handel Organ Concerto in B flat, Op 7 No 6
PETER HURFORD AMSTERDAM CONCERTGEBOUW CO/
JOSHUA RIFKIN
7.09* Minkus, arr Lanchbery Pas de dix (Paquita)
SYDNEY SO/JOHN LANCHBERY
7.30 News
7.35 Schumann Five Pieces in Folk Style
RAPHAEL W ALLFISCH (cello) PETER WALLFISCH (piano)
7.52* Jacob William Byrd Suite EASTMAN WIND ENSEMBLE/
FREDERICK FENNELL
8.10* Scriabin Four Pieces, Op 51
VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY (piano)
8.16* Goldmark Scherzo in A, Op 45
SYDNEY SO/JOHN LANCHBERY Records

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Hurford Amsterdam
Unknown:
Joshua Rifkin

SCHUBERT ENSEMBLE OF LONDON Jacqueline Shave (violin) Roger Tapping (viola) Jane Salmon (cello)
Peter Buckoke (double-bass) William Howard (piano)
Schubert Adagio and Rondo, for piano quartet
Hummel Piano Quintet in E flat
BBC Wales

Contributors

Double-Bass:
Peter Buckoke
Piano:
William Howard
Piano:
Schubert Adagio

Jon Curie looks ahead to some of the highlights of the coming week's broadcasting on Radio 3 - including music, drama and documentary - through conversations with some of the performers and producers involved.
Producer PETER BERG

Contributors

Unknown:
Jon Curie
Producer:
Peter Berg

Introduced by Paul Vaughan Record Review
Building a Library:
Mussorgsky's Boris Godunov by John Warrack.
Paul Crossley talks about the final releases in his Faure piano music series, which are among the Faure discs reviewed by David Murray.
Record Release
Faure Ballade , Op 19 PAUL CROSSLEY (piano)
Debussy La Damoiselle elue MARIA EWING (soprano)
BRIGITTE BALLEYS (contralto)
LONDON SYMPHONY CHORUS
LSO/CLAUDIO ABBADO
Charles Martin Loeffler La Mort de Tintagiles
JENNIE HANSEN (viola d'amore)
INDIANAPOLIS SO/JOHN NELSON Faure Sonata No 2, Op 108 SHLOMO MINTZ (violin)
YEFIM BRONFMAN (piano)
Mussorgsky, orch Ravel
Pictures from an Exhibition
AMSTERDAM CONCERTGEBOUW
ORCHESTRA/RICCARDO CHAILLY Producer ANTHONY CHEEVERS

Contributors

Introduced By:
Paul Vaughan
Unknown:
Boris Godunov
Unknown:
John Warrack.
Talks:
Paul Crossley
Reviewed By:
David Murray.
Unknown:
Faure Ballade
Piano:
Paul Crossley
Contralto:
Brigitte Balleys
Unknown:
Charles Martin Loeffler
Viola:
Jennie Hansen
Unknown:
Nelson Faure
Violin:
Shlomo Mintz
Piano:
Yefim Bronfman
Producer:
Anthony Cheevers

BARBARA BORDEN (soprano) AGNES MELLON (soprano)
MICHAEL CHANCE (counter-tenor)
AMSTERDAM BAROQUE ORCHESTRA directed by TON KOOPMAN
Rebel Le Cahos (Les Elemens) Lully Ballet de la raillerie
3.15* Interval Reading
3.20* Muffat Sonata No 2 in G minor (Armonico tributo) Rameau Les Indes galantes (excerpts) (R)

Contributors

Directed By:
Ton Koopman
Unknown:
Rameau Les Indes

Sacred music-drama in three acts written to consecrate the theatre in Bayreuth
Words and music by Wagner (sung in German) direct from the Royal Opera
House, Covent Garden, London
ROYAL OPERA CHORUS chorus director ROBIN STAPLETON
ORCHESTRA OF THE ROYAL OPERA HOUSE, COVENT GARDEN led by JOHN BROWN conducted by BERNARD HAITINK
Act

Contributors

Director:
Robin Stapleton
Unknown:
John Brown
Conducted By:
Bernard Haitink
Gurnemanz, a senior knight of the Holy Grail:
Robert Lloyd (bass)
Kundry, an accursed woman in the power of Klingsor:
Waltraud Meier
Amfortas, son of Titurel, Head of the Order of the Holy Grail:
Simon Estes (bass-baritone)
Parsifal, an untutored, orphaned youth:
Peter Seiffert (tenor)
Titurel, founder of the Order of the Holy Grail:
John Connell (bass)
Klingsor, a rejected knight:
Willard White (bass-baritone)
Knights of the Grail:
John Dobson (tenor)
Knights of the Grail:
Alastair Miles (bass)
Esquires:
Linda Kitchen (soprano)
ELIZABETH SIKORA (mezzo-soprano):
Robin Leggate (tenor)
ELIZABETH SIKORA (mezzo-soprano):
Christopher Gillett (tenor)
Flower maiden in Klingsor's magic garden:
Anna Steiger (soprano)
Flower maiden in Klingsor's magic garden:
Mary Hegarty (soprano)
Flower maiden in Klingsor's magic garden:
Louise Winter (mezzo-soprano)
Flower maiden in Klingsor's magic garden:
Linda Kitchen(soprano)
Flower maiden in Klingsor's magic garden:
Alison Hagley (soprano)
Flower maiden in Klingsor's magic garden:
Jane Turner (mezzo-Soprano)
Voice from on high:
Karen Shelby (mezzo-Soprano)

A weekly discussion on cinema, theatre, books, broadcasting and the visual arts.
Joan Bakewell (in the Chair) talks with Gilbert Adair Richard Cork and Blake Morrison. Parti
The six-part television version Of DAVID LODGE'S Small World (ITV); the LUCIAN FREUD retrospective at the Hayward Gallery, London.

Contributors

Unknown:
Joan Bakewell
Unknown:
Gilbert Adair
Unknown:
Richard Cork
Unknown:
Blake Morrison.
Unknown:
Lucian Freud

(In association with the Friends of Covent Garden)
Hear This! page 14

[Article] An operatic peak
BBCtv and National Theatre director Bill Bryden recently made his operatic debut with the Royal Opera's new production of Parsifal which comes live from Covent Garden on Saturday (3.55). He says he sees Wagner's marathon religious drama in the direct tradition of the Mystery plays which he staged to great acclaim for the National.

Wasn't choosing Parsifal as his first venture on the operatic stage rather jumping in at the deep end? 'Yes,' says Bill, head of BBC Drama in Scotland. 'It's like starting to learn about mountain climbing when you're half way up Everest!'

Forty years after the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, Mark Geller , Reader in Hebrew at University College, London, presents a documentary about the picture of Judaism and early Christianity now emerging from the many still-unpublished texts.
With leading scholars in the field from the United States, Israel and Britain.
Producer LOUISE PURSLOW (R)

Contributors

Reader:
Mark Geller
Producer:
Louise Purslow

Adam and Eve
Poems for the sixth day of Creation selected and compiled by PATRIC DICKINSON Read by JiU Balcon ,
Denys Hawthorne and Peter Howell Producer PIERS PLOWRIGHT

Contributors

Unknown:
Patric Dickinson
Read By:
Jiu Balcon
Read By:
Denys Hawthorne
Read By:
Peter Howell
Producer:
Piers Plowright

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