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from 10. 55am with Richard Osborne. Record Review Building a Library: Schubert's Symphony No 5 by Stephen Dodgson. Michael Kennedy reviews new orchestral issues.
10.40 Record Release Rachmaninov The Rock STOCKHOLM PO/BERGLUND
10.55 Mozart Piano Concerto in B flat (K 595) ANDRAS SCHIFF ; CAMERATA ACADEMICA DES MOZARTEUM SALZBURG/SANDOR VEGH
11.29 Bruckner Symphony No 9: CLEVELAND ORCH/ CHRISTOPH VON DOHNANYI
12.28 Grieg Piano Concerto in A minor MURRAY PERAHIA (piano) BAVARIAN RSO/COLIN DAVIS Producer ANTHONY CHEEVERS ('Record Review ' is repeated on Wednesday at 2.00pm) FM

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard Osborne.
Unknown:
Stephen Dodgson.
Unknown:
Michael Kennedy
Unknown:
Andras Schiff
Unknown:
Christoph von Dohnanyi
Piano:
Murray Perahia
Producer:
Anthony Cheevers

ENGLAND V AUSTRALIA First Comhill Test
Commentary on the third day's play at Headingley by BRIAN JOHNSTON. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN -
JENKINS, DON MOSEY and NEVILLE OLIVER with comments from TREVOR BAILEY and FRED TRUEMAN.
Scorer BILL FRINDALL
1.05 pm News
1.10pm A View from the Boundary
Brian Johnston 's first guest is record-breaking National Hunt jockey Peter Scudamore.
1.30pm
County Scoreboard
1.40-6.35pm Commentary, county scores and close of play summary.
Producer PETER BAXTER

Contributors

Unknown:
Brian Johnston.
Unknown:
Christopher Martin
Unknown:
Don Mosey
Unknown:
Neville Oliver
Unknown:
Trevor Bailey
Unknown:
Fred Trueman.
Unknown:
Brian Johnston
Unknown:
Peter Scudamore.
Producer:
Peter Baxter

The last often programmes introduced by Martin Cotton. Parry Elegy for Brahms LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA (Record: 1978) Brahms Alto Rhapsody JANET BAKER (mezzo-soprano) JOHN ALLDIS CHOIR LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Record: 1970) Hoist Egdon Heath LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA (Record: 1961) Malcolm Williamson Organ Concerto THE COMPOSER (organ) LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA (Record: 1974) Elgar Symphony No 1 BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (1976 recording) Series producer MARTIN COTTON

Contributors

Introduced By:
Martin Cotton.
Mezzo-Soprano:
Janet Baker
Mezzo-Soprano:
John Alldis
Unknown:
Malcolm Williamson

A weekly discussion on the arts. Richard Mayne (in the chair) talks with William Feaver , Gillian Tindall and Jeremy Treglown. This week's subjects: David Hare 's film Paris by Night; Vote for Them, a three-part television play by David Edgar and Neil Grant (BBC2, Fridays); Tim Lewis - New Sculpture at Flowers East, Richmond Road, London; New and Collected Poems by Richard Wilbur; Dustin Hoffman in The Merchant of Venice. Producer PHILIP FRENCH. Mono

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard Mayne
Unknown:
William Feaver
Unknown:
Gillian Tindall
Unknown:
Jeremy Treglown.
Unknown:
David Hare
Play By:
David Edgar
Play By:
Neil Grant
Unknown:
Tim Lewis
Unknown:
Richard Wilbur
Unknown:
Dustin Hoffman

IAN JUDGE'S new production for Opera
North of Mussorgsky's opera in seven scenes. Text by the composer. after the drama by PUSHKIN. Sung in DAVID LLOYD-JONES 'S English translation live from the Grand Theatre, Leeds.
CHORUS OF OPERA NORTH chorusmaster
ROY LAUGHLIN
ENGLISH NORTHERN
PHILHARMONIA led by DAVID GREED conducted by DAVID LLOYD -JONES Scenes 1 to 5
8.55 David Lloyd-Jones , John Tomlinson and Ian Judge talk about Boris.
9.15 Scenes 6 and 7 followed by Nicholas Payne of Opera North talking to Simon Milner.

Contributors

Unknown:
David Lloyd-Jones
Unknown:
Roy Laughlin
Conducted By:
David Lloyd
Unknown:
David Lloyd-Jones
Unknown:
John Tomlinson
Unknown:
Ian Judge
Unknown:
Nicholas Payne
Unknown:
Simon Milner.
Nikitich, a police officer:
Mark Beesley (bass)
Schchelklov:
Matthew Best (bass)
Mityukha, a peasant:
Keith Latham (baritone)
Prince Vasily Shuisky:
Kim Begley (tenor)
Boris Godunov:
John Tomlinson (bass)
Pimen:
Sean Rea (bass)
Grigory:
Edmund Barham (tenor)
Hostess:
Maureen Morelle (mezzo)
Misail:
Trefor Glenn (ten)
Varlaam:
Andrew Shore (baritone)
Xenia:
Juliet Booth (sop)
Feodor:
Verona James (mezzo)
Xenia's nurse:
Gladwyn Taylor (sop)
Boyar in attendance:
Brian Cookson (tenor)
Simpleton:
Mark Curtis (tenor)

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