Butterworth A Shropshire Lad: ACADEMY OF ST
MARTIN/NEVILLE MARRINER
7.10 Schumann
Introduction and Allegro appassionato
ANDRAS SCHIFF (piano)
VIENNA PO/CHRISTOPH VON
DOHNANYI
7.35 Johann Strauss (son) Overture: Die Fledermaus Mono
BERLIN PO/KARAJAN
7.43 Verdi Ernani , Ernani, involami (Emani)
CAROL VANESS (soprano) BRITISH CONCERT
ORCHESTRA/FRANK RENTON
7.50 Mahler Piano Quartet Movement: DOMUS
8.01 Borodin Overture and Polovtsian Dances (Prince Igor)
LONDON SYMPHONY CHORUS
LSO/GEORG SOLTI Records
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
Weber Overture and March for Turandot LSO/SCHONZELER
Purcell The Fairy Queen: Act 5 (excerpt)
MONTEVERDI CHOIR
ENGLISH BAROQUE SOLOISTS/ JOHN ELIOT GARDINER
10.11 Couperin Les
Chinois KENNETH GILBERT (harpsichord)
Gluck Le Cinesi (excerpts) SCHOLA CANTORUM
BASILIENSIS ORCHESTRA/ RENE JACOBS
10.51 Debussy Pagodes (Estampes)
PETER KATIN (piano); Rondel chinois
MADY MESPLÉ (soprano), DALTON BALDWIN (piano) Bemers Trois morceaux
RLPO/BARRY WORDSWORTH Puccini In questa reggia (Turandot)
SOLOISTS: ROME OPERA
ORCH AND CHORUS/
ERICH LEINSDORF
11.22 Britten The Prince of the Pagodas: Act 2 ROYAL OPERA HOUSE
ORCHESTRA/THE COMPOSER Producer JONATHAN STRACEY BBC Pebble Mill
Symphony No 5
BBC PHILHARMONIC led by DENNIS SIMONS conducted by THE COMPOSER BBC Manchester
PETER NOKE and HELEN KRIZOS (two pianos)
Liszt Les Preludes; Mazeppa
Purcell Fantazias a 4: No 10 in E minor; No 6 in F and No 12 in D minor
Mozart Quartet in D (K499) (Hoffmeister)
Britten Quartet No 2 in c, Op 36
BBC Pebble Mill (R)
Bridge There Is a Willow Grows aslant a Brook conducted by JEFFREY TATE
Mozart Flute Concerto in D (K 314)
SUSAN MILAN (flute) conducted by RAYMOND LEPPARD. Records
CINCINNATI PHILHARMONIA
ORCHESTRA conducted by GERHARD SAMUEL
Mahler Todtenfeier (1888) Hans Rott Symphony in E (1878-80)
(first UK performances) Series producer
DAVID GALLAGHER
The third of four programmes.
The madrigal ... lost the prize, as I expected it would; for I could not prevail upon myself to scrawl absolute nonsense, even for a silver cup.
SAMUEL WESLEY (1813)
BBC SINGERS/JOHN LUBBOCK Madrigal: 0 sing unto My Roundelay;
Ode: Drusi laudes BBC Northern Ireland
The second of four programmes on the pianist, composer and bandleader Thomas 'Fats' Waller, by Alyn Shipton. Up to 1934, Waller recorded with members of the Luis Russell Orchestra or the Rhythmakers. Then came Fats Waller and his Rhythm, with popular hits like Dinah and Blue
Turning Grey over You. Mono
Six programmes of French cabaret songs presented by Richard Mayne.
1: Wartime: Everything's Going Really Well,
Madame la Marquise ... (R)
As an 'upbeat' to this year's season, a sound history of the Promenade Concerts, told entirely in the voices of those who were there, whether as performers, composers or audience, and including Sir Henry Wood himself. Producer PIERS BURTON-PAGE (R)
live from the Royal Albert Hall, London.
BBC Symphony Orchestra led by Bela Dekany conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen
Beethoven Symphony No 4 in B flat
8.05 Roger Nichols, with Madeleine Milhaud and Doda Conrad, looks back to Jean Cocteau's musical collaborations in the 1920s.
8.25 Stravinsky Oedipus Rex
BBC Singers (men's voices) chorusmaster Malcolm Hicks
(Simultaneous Broadcast with BBC2)
( For details see page 61)
(See David Gillard, right)
A film script by JEAN cocteau. translated and adapted for radio by MICHAEL BAKEWELL. With and
Other parts played by ADRIAN BRINE , ELIZABETH
PROUD. FIONA NICHOLSON.
JEANNE LE BARS.
GILLIAN WEBB and members of the BBC DRAMA REPERTORY
COMPANY.
Special effects by the BBC RADIOPHONIC WORKSHOP
Producer MICHAEL BAKEWELL (First broadcast in 1962)
Chopin:
The Last Decade (1839-49) Cello Sonata in G minor;
Berceuse; Barcarolle; Four Mazurkas, Op 67; Four
Mazurkas, Op 68, for piano
