Maxima and Minima

Purcell I Was Glad
CHOIR OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY/SIMON PRESTON
7.05 Mozart Adagio in c (K 580a): HEINZ HOLLIGER (cor anglais)
ORLANDO QUARTET MEMBERS
7.11 Bottesini Duetto
EMMA JOHNSON (clarinet) THOMAS MARTIN
(double-bass); ECO/LITTON
7.19 Saint-Saens Danse macabre: ORCHESTRE DE PARIS/DANIEL BARENBOIM

7.35 Allegri Miserere ROY GOODMAN (treble)
CHOIR OF KING'S COLLEGE. CAMBRIDGE/WILLCOCKS
7.46 Gounod Petite symphonie: MUNICH WIND ACADEMY/BREZINA
8.07 Chopin Mazurka in A minor, Op 17 No 4 VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY
8.11 Elgar Introduction and Allegro: sinfonia OF
LONDON/BARBIROLLI. Records

Borodin, arr Glazunov Overture: Prince Igor BOLSHOI THEATRE ORCH/ YEVGENY SVETLANOV Galitzky's Aria
(Prince Igor: Act 1)
NIKOLAI GHIAUROV (bass) BULGARIAN RSO/STEFANOV Petite suite (excerpts) USSR RSO/CHERKASSOV
For the Shores of Thy Far Native Land
BORIS CHRISTOFF (bass)
LAMOUREUX ORCH/TZIPINE Symphony No 3
USSR STATE SO/SVETLANOV Records

Purcell and Frank Bridge featured strongly among Britten's influences. In this sequence we hear Britten as pianist in Bridge's Cello Sonata, realising Purcell songs, and using a theme by Purcell in his Young Person Guide to the Orchestra. Also Britten's Les Illuminations and Young Apollo, and music by Purcell. Producer PAUL SPICER BBC Pebble Mill

Fourth Cornhill Test.
Second day at Old Trafford.
1.05 News
1.10 The Bradman Tapes Sir Donald Bradman takes Norman May through the war years.
(By arrangement with the ABC)
1.30 County Scoreboard
1.40-6.30 Commentary, including at 3.45 the Northern Leagues with Dave Edmundson.

led by GEOFFREY TRABICHOFF conducted by ALEXANDER GIBSON Sibelius Scenes historiques: Set 2 Elgar Enigma Variations BBC Scotland

Mendelssohn Variations sérieuses, Op 54 Beethoven Sonata in E flat, Op 31 No 3 Brahms Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Handel, Op 24 (Given on 25 July 1988 as part of the King's Lynn Festival) BBC Pebble Mill

HELEN PATERSON (violin) HAMPSHIRE COUNTY YOUTH ORCHESTRA conducted by EDGAR HOLMES Peter Sculthorpe Mangrove Glazunov Violin Concerto in A minor Britten Sinfonia da Requiem

Fantasias, In nomines and dances, performed by FRETWORK with CHRISTOPHER WILSON (lute) (R)

Auric Trio in D, for wind Escher Trio d'anches Paciorkiewicz Trio stroikowe (Reed trio) BBC Pebble Mill (R)

Last of four programmes. Confitebor tibi, Domine VOCAL SOLOISTS; BBC SINGERS ORCHESTRA OF ST JOHN 'S. SMITH SQUARE/JOHN LUBBOCK Series producer DAVID BYERS BBC Northern Ireland

Alyn Shipton on 'Fats' Waller the organist - a subject of controversy. He played a pipe organ, both with his band and as a soloist, until the invention of the Hammond organ in 1935. Mono

Richard Mayne presents six programmes of French cabaret songs.
2: After the Liberation Records (R)

Ronald Pickup concludes his 12-part reading from WORDSWORTH'S poem, abridged and introduced by Patric Dickinson. Series producer
HALLAM TENNYSON
(First broadcast in 1978)

Live from the Royal Albert Hall, London.

Werner Hollweg (tenor) Yvonne Kenny (soprano) Hakan Hagegard (bar) London Choral Society, chorusmaster Ronald Corp
BBC Symphony Chorus, chorusmaster Stephen Jackson
BBC Symphony Orchestra, led by Bela Dekany, conducted by Lothar Zagrosek

Kodaly Psalmus hungaricus

Peter Pulzer , Gladstone Professor of Government and Public Administration at Oxford University, reflects on the patterns of relationship which exist between immigrants and their British hosts.

Part 2 Brahms
A German Requiem 0 See panel, left

by ARTHUR SCHNITZLER translated by MICHAEL ROBINSON. With and
Between 1889-92 Viennese playwright Schnitzler wrote seven one-act comedies about the romantic adventures of Anatol. Tonight: Fate Questioned with with Jewels and Memories with Julia Swift as Emilie. Music composed by COLIN GUTHRIE played by THE COMPOSER. PERRY MONTAGUE-MASON and CHRIS LAURENCE
Directed by GLYN DEARMAN
(Continued next Friday 9.05pm)

RIVKA GOLANI (viola)
CLIFFORD BENSON (piano) Joachim Three Hebrew melodies, Op 9
Erika Fox Rivka 's Fiddle
(first broadcast) BBC Bristol