Education Bulletin
followed by News Headlines
Schubert, arr Weninger Marche militaire No 1
7.19* Wagner Siegfried Idyll VIENNA PO /HANS KNAPPERTSBUSCH
7.30 News
7.35 Dmitry Bortnyansky Overture: The Falcon
MOSCOW THEATRE COlA. LEVIN
7.40* Medtner Forgotten Melody, Op 38 No 2
EVGENY SVETLANOV (piano)
7.43* Glinka Waltz (A Life for the Tsar)
USSR SO EVGENY SVETLANOV
7.50* Shostakovich Suite: The Gadfly Nos 1-7
USSR CINEMA SO EMIN KHACHATURIAN
8.10* Prokofiev Symphony No 1 in D (Classical): BERLIN po,
HERBERT VON KARAJAN. Records
(piano)
Haydn Sonata in E minor (h xvi 34)
Debussy La Serenade interrompue; Ce qu'a vu le vent d'ouest
Liszt Bagatelle sans tonalite; St Francois de Paule marchant sur les flots.
BBC Manchester (R)
Douglas Reith presents a look ahead to the coming week's broadcasting on Radio 3. Producer PETER BERG
Introduced by Jeremy Siepmann Record Review
David Fallows reviews new Medieval music releases, including discs by Esther Lamandier and Martin Best .
George Pratt on vocal music by Purcell, Blow and Handel and instrumental works by Bach. Peter Cropper, leader of the Lindsay Quartet , talks to
Stephen Johnson about their disc of Tippett's Fourth
Quartet, which is among the records of British music reviewed by Michael Kennedy
10.45* Record Release
Tippett String Quartet No 4 LINDSAY QUARTET
11.10* John Blow Ode on the Death of Mr Henry Purcell JAMES BOWMAN and MICHAEL CHANCE (counter-tenors) KING'S CONSORT/ROBERT KING
11.35* C.P.E. Bach Concerto in A (Wq 29): AMSTERDAM
BAROQUE ORCHESTRA, directed by TON KOOPMAN (harpsichord)
11.55* Machaut Lay: J'aim la flour de valour
ESTHER LAMANDIER (voice/harp) Richart de Foumival Onques n'amai tant que jou fui amee (vocal and instrumental versions)
SINFONYE/STEVIE WISHART
Handel Va tacito (Julius Caesar )
DREW MINTER (counter-tenor)
PHILHARMONlA BAROQUE ORCHESTRA! NICHOLAS MCGEGAN
12.30* Walton Viola Concerto
NIGEL KENNEDY , RPOiANDRE PREVIN Producer ANTHONY CHEEVERS
('Record Review ' is re-broadcast on
with Robert Hewison
First of three programmes.
Ensemble music flourished in Italy during the Baroque period; there was a great diversity of instrumental colour, particularly among the instruments which accompanied the dominant violin.
Works by Salamone Rossi and Biagio Marini are performed by ROMANESCA Roy Goodman (violin)
Pavlo Beznosiuk (violin) Nigel North (chitarrone)
MARY KING (mezzo-soprano) ANDREW BALL (piano)
Peter Dickinson Stevie 's Tunes (first broadcast)
Montsalvatge Canciones para ninos
Robin Holloway Medley of Nursery Rhymes and Conundrums (first broadcast) BBCBristol
CECILE OUSSET (piano)
NEW PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA OF
RADIO FRANCE led by ROLAND DAUGAREIL conducted by MAREK JANOWSKI Ravel Suite: Mother Goose
Debussy Prelude a l'après-midi d'un faune
Saint-Saens Piano Concerto No 2 in G minor
Chausson Symphony in B flat (R)
ANNA JOSEPH (violin)
MALCOLM MARTINEAU (piano) Kreisler Praeludium and Allegro in the style ofPugnani Dvorak Tour Romantic Pieces Ravel Tzigane
Introduced by Peter Clayton
A weekly discussion on cinema, theatre, books, broadcasting and the visual arts.
Paul Barker (in the Chair) talks with Richard Mayne ,
John Spurting and Gillian Tindall. This week's subjects:
Bookie, a three-part drama by Allan Prior (ITV, Mondays); Gabriel Axel 's film Babette's 's
Feast; 'Tis Pity She's a Whore by John Ford at the National
Theatre, London; paintings by Hans Hoffman at the Tate
Gallery, London; and Out of This World, a novel by Graham Swift. Producer JUDITH BUMPUS
Music connected with the mythological character by Handel, J.C.F. Fischer and Marcello. Records
Opera in one act with a prologue by Richard Strauss (sung in German)
Introduced by Kathryn Harries with and conducted by James Levine
A simultaneous broadcast with BBC2 For details see page 21
0 FEATURE: page 85
Froberger was one of the most widely travelled keyboard players and composers of the Baroque period.
CHRISTOPHER STEMBRIDGE plays toccatas and other works on the organ of the Reid Concert Hall, Edinburgh.
The Rational Rabbit
The last of three cautionary tales by SALTYKOV -SHCHEDRIN (1826-89) dramatised by JACK WINTER with Directed by MATTHEW WALTERS (R)
Second of two programmes containing music heard at the British Music Information
Centre celebratory concerts. JANE MANNING (soprano) DAVID MASON (piano)
STEPHEN PRUSUN (piano) David Carhart Tanka (first broadcast)
Nicholas Maw Personae I-III Brian Elias Peroration
Peter Maxwell Davies Farewell to Stromness; Yesnaby Ground Barry Seaman Chamber Music Book I (first broadcast)
Overture in c
VIENNA CONCENTUS MUSICUS/
NIKOLAUS HARNONCOURT. Record
During concert intervals this week, Elaine Padmore reads from a new biography of Sylvia Plath by LINDA WAGNER-MARTIN (CHATTO AND WINDUS)
