Matrices and Transformations
Saint-Saens Phaeton FRENCH NATIONAL
ORCHESTRA JSEIJI OZAWA
7.09 Milhaud La Creation dumonde: FRENCH NATIONAL ORCHESTRA/BERNSTEIN
7.35 Rossini Overture: La cambiale di matrimonio NATIONAL PO/CHAILLY
7.41 Finzi Romance, Op 11 GUILDHALL STRING ENSEMBLE directed by ROBERT SALTER
7.49 E. J. Moeran Fantasy Quartet: SARAH FRANCIS (oboe); MEMBERS OF THE ENGLISH STRING QUARTET
8.02 Mendelssohn Piano Concerto No 2 in D minor CRISTINA ORTIZ (piano) SOUTH GERMAN RSO/
MOSHE ATZMON. Records
The Strauss Family
Waltzes and polkas which brothers Johann and Josef composed for visits to Russia.
Carnaval de Vienne, transcribed from themes of Johann (son)
MORIZ ROSENTHAL (piano roll)
Wiener Blut: Act 2 (excerpts) with NICOLAI GEDDA (tenor) ELISABETH SCHWARZKOPF (soprano) Records
from 10.55 Simon Milner introduces a sequence featuring several works written on themes by other composers. The programme begins with a Partita for wind ensemble by Hummel played by the BUDAPEST WIND ENSEMBLE who also contribute two Hungarian Dances by Brahms. At about 10.18 there is a performance of the rarely-heard Cello Concerto by Hans Pfitzner. Producer PAUL SPICER BBC Pebble Mill
Third Comhill Test Commentary on the second day's play.
1.05 pm News
1.10 The Bradman Tapes Sir Donald Bradman tells Norman May of his illness during the tour of England in 1934. (By arrangement with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
1.30 County Scoreboard
1.40-6.30
Commentary,
Ralph Dellor 's Minor Counties Review and close of play summary.
FRANCOIS RENE DUCHABLE (piano) BBC PHILHARMONIC led by DENNIS SIMONS conducted by YAN PASCAL TORTELIER BerliozOverture: Roman Carnival Ravel Piano Concerto in G Massenet Ballet suite: Le Cid. BBC Manchester (R)
FRANZ SCHUBERT QUARTET OF VIENNA Schubert Quartet in E flat (D87) Einem Quartet No 4, Op 63
1.45 Interval Reading
1.50 Schubert Quartet in A minor (D 804) (Given last Tuesday in association with Wamers of Gloucester) BBC Pebble Mill
played by EARL WILD Bach, transc Liszt Fantasia and fugue in G minor (bwv 542) Chopin, transc Wild Concerto No 2 in F minor (2nd movement) Beethoven, transc Liszt Symphony No 1 (R)
led by JOHN TUNNELL conducted by MARK ELDER RALPH KIRSHBAUM (cello) Haydn Symphony No 46 Schumann Cello Concerto in A minor Colin Matthews Night Music Haydn Symphony No 90 in c (R)
The first of four programmes featuring settings of Latin texts. In exitu Israel (a 8); Tu es sacerdos (a 6); Tu es sacerdos (a 4); Dixit Dominus (a 8); Carmen funebre (a 5) BBC SINGERS conducted by JOHN LUBBOCK CHRISTOPHER BOWERS BROADBENT (organ) BBC Northern Ireland
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In the final programme in his series on the evolution of black gospel music in America, Francis Wilford -Smith includes examples of some of the finest post-war harmony groups such as the SOUTHERN SONS QUARTETTE, the SENSATIONAL NIGHTINGALES, the RADIO FOUR and the SWAN SILVERTONE SINGERS. Mono. Series producer DEREK DRESCHER
until 6. 30 Presented by David Owen McNorris
Symphony No 3 in G minor, Op 42
FRENCH NATIONAL ORCH, CHARLES DUTOIT. Record
by George Buchner, translated by Howard Brenton
The second of four plays.
With Gerard Murphy as Danton, Tim McInnerny as Desmoulins and Nickolas Grace as Robespierre
Paris: March and April 1794. Danton finds himself looking towards a moderate period for the Revolution; but to Robespierre, Danton is standing in the way of the inexorable terror that must sweep all counter-revolutionaries aside.
(Third play next Tuesday)
FRANKL/PAUK/KIRSHBAUM
TRIO
Schubert Sonata in A minor (D 821) (Arpeggione) Britten Suite for violin and piano, Op 6
10.15 Interval Reading
10.20 Schubert Trio in B flat (D 898)
(Given last Tuesday in Cheltenham Town Hall in association with the George
Budge Trust) BBC Pebble Mill
Tippett Fantasia concertante on a Theme of Corelli Piano Sonata No 4
