Education Bulletin (7)
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Poulenc Matelote provençale for 'La guirlande de Campra' PHILHARMONIA GEORGES PRETRE
7.01* Handel Concerto Grosso in A minor, Op 6 No 4
ENGLISH CONCERT/TREVOR PINNOCK
7.12* Bax Symphonic poem: Tintagel: LSO/JOHN BARBIROLLI
7.30 News
7.35 Vivaldi Violin Concerto in C (RV 185): MONICA HUGGETT ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC/
CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD
7.43* Enesco Romanian
Rhapsody No 1: LSO/ANDRE PREVIN
7.56* Glazunov Symphony No 7 in F: BAMBERG SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA/NEEME JARVI. Records
led by JOHN LUDLOW conducted by FRANK SHIPWAY Bridge Suite for strings Mozart Cassation No 1 inc(K63)
Introduced by Richard Osborne Record Review Building a Library: Rachmaninov's Second Symphony by Stephen Johnson. Barry Fox talks about the controversy over how long compact discs last. William Mann reviews new Mahler recordings by Abbado and Bernstein.
10.40* Record Release Pfitzner Miracle of the Blossoms; Funeral March (Die Rose vom Liebesgarten) BAVARIAN RSO/ WOLFGANG SAWALLISCH
10.55* Bach Concerto in D minor (BWV 1052) GLENN GOULD (piano) AMSTERDAM CONCERTGEBOUW ORCHESTRA DMITRI MITROPOULOS (1958 recording)
11.15* Weber Overture: Oberon NBC SO/ARTURO TOSCANINI (1954recording)
11.35* Mahler Symphony No 9 VIENNA PO'CLAUDIO ABBADO Producer ANTHONY CHEEVERS FMonlyfrom 10.25am ('Record Review ' is repeated on Wednesday at 2.00pm)
NatWest Trophy Final
Worcestershire v Middlesex Ball-by-ball commentary from Lord's by BRIAN JOHNSTON. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN JENKINS and HENRY BLOFELD. with comments from NORMAN GIFFORD for Worcestershire and MIKE SELVEY for Middlesex, while DAVID GOWER sees fair play. Scorer PETER BYRNE
12.50 News
12.55 Cricket Forum
Christopher Martin-Jenkins chairs a discussion on some of the issues of the season. Producer PETER BAXTER
Transcriptions, Paraphrases, Reminiscences (2) Wagner Elsas Brautzug (Lohengrin); Walhall (Der Ring des Nibelungen); Spinnerlied (Der fliegende Hollander ); Liebestod (Tristan und Isolde); Overture: Tannhauser played by MICHELE CAMPANELLA (R)
ossia L'isola di Circe In Gluck's two-act opera from 1765, Telemachus discovers his father has been turned into a tree by the evil enchantress Circe, to keep him imprisoned on her island. Circe decides to liberate him but Telemachus will not flee without another of her captives, Asteria, the girl he loves. His father Ulysses thinks she will bring about their destruction.... (sung in Italian) (counter-tener) (Soprano) SCHUTZ CHOIR OF LONDON LONDON CLASSICAL PLAYERS led by JOHN HOLLOWAY JENNIFER WARD CLARKE JOHN TOLL (continuo) conducted by ROGER NORRINGTON Producer CLIVE BENNETT (R)
The first Radio 3 recital by the young Greek violinist LEONIDASKAVAKOS with GORDON BACK (piano) Kreisler Schon Rosmarin Dvorak, arr Kreisler Slavonic Dance No 2 Falla, arr Szigeti The Miller's Dance Sarasate Zapateado Saint-Saens, arr Ysaye Valse caprice William Kroll Banjo and Fiddle Falla, arr Kreisler Spanish Dance No 1 Paganini Le streghe
Introduced by Peter Clayton
Christopher Cook (in the Chair) talks with Peter Kemp Sheridan Morley and Marina Warner. This week's subjects: ScreenPlay: Between the Cracks by Lucy Parker and Lennie James (BBC2 last Wednesday): Bussy D 'Ambois by George Chapman at the Old Vie. London; The Letters of Max Beerbohm edited by Rupert Hart-Davis ; the L.S. Lowry centenary exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery, London: Chris Menges 'sfilm.A World Apart. Producer PHILIP FRENCH
The first of four weekly programmes of music by European as well as American composers, capturing some of the magic and mystery of the American continent. HELEN LAWRENCE (soprano) LONTANO conducted by ODALINE DE LA MARTINEZ Chavez Toccata , for percussion instruments Varese lonisation, for percussion ensemble Ginastera Cantata para America Magica, for soprano and percussion ensemble Series producer ANTHONY BURTON
live from the Royal Albert Hall , London LYNN HARRELL (cello)
AMSTERDAM
CONCERTGEBOUW
ORCHESTRA led by VIKTOR LIBERMAN conducted by RICCARDO CHAILLY Johan Wagenaar Overture: Twelfth Night
Shostakovich Cello Concerto No 2
8.15* Concert Halls and Swimming Pools
A short survey of the present state of musical life in Holland by Gordon Stewart
8.35* Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4 in F minor
NASH ENSEMBLE conducted by lionel FRIEND JONTY HARRISON and ALISTAIR MACDONALD (electronics) Ireland Sextet
Michael Berkeley Clarinet Quintet
Jonty Harrison Farben for eight instruments and live electronics (Festival commission: first performance) (Given in July 1987 at Radley College. Abingdon, Oxfordshire) BBC Pebble Mill
directed by TON KOOPMAN Three concertos by 18th-century Dutch composers Wassenaer Concerto No 1 in G Willem de Fesch Concerto in G minor. Op 5 No 2, for two flutes Wassenaer Concerto No 5 in F minor. Records
Our Time
The last of 12 programmes presented by Robert Cushman
Producer JONATHAN JAM ES MOORE (R)
