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MILWAUKEE SO/LUKAS FOSS
7.08 Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue (original jazz band version): MEMBERS OF RPO/ ANDREW LITTON (piano)
7.35 Cowell Saturday
Night at the Fire House
MILWAUKEE SO/LUKAS FOSS
7.52 Gottschalk Union (Concert Paraphrase on American Tunes)
ALAN MARKS (piano)
7.41 Copland Quiet City PHILIP SMITH (trumpet)
THOMAS STACY (cor anglais) NEW YORK PO/BERNSTEIN
8.01 Bernstein Symphonic Dances (West Side Story) LOS ANGELES PO/
THE COMPOSER. Records
Third of four programmes. PETER FRANKL (piano) GYORGY PAUK (violin)
RALPH KIRSHBAUM (cello) Beethoven Variations on 'Ich bin der Schneider
Kakadu', Op 121a Haydn Piano Trio in E (H xv 30) (R)
FM only from 10.55
Barber Violin Concerto,
Op 14: ANNE AKIKO MEYERS (violin)
RPO/CHRISTOPHER SEAMAN
9.45 Bax Walsinghame MARTYN HILL (tenor)
LYNORE MCWHIRTER (sop)
BRIGHTON FESTIVAL CHORUS
RPO VERNON HANDLEY
10.03 Beethoven String Quartet in B flat, Op 130 with Grosse Fuge , Op 133 GUARNERIQUARTET
10.55 Pierne Impromptu-caprice, Op 9
RACHEL MASTERS (harp)
11.05 Barber Knoxville: Summer of 1915 JILL GOMEZ (soprano)
CITY OF LONDON SINFONIA/
RICHARD HICKOX
11.22 Dvorak Symphony No 6, Op 60
CZECH PO/LIBOR PESEK
12.07 Field Nocturne No 15 in c
MICEAL O'ROURKE (piano)
MW only
ENGLAND V AUSTRALIA Fifth Comhill Test
Ball-by-ball commentary by BRIAN JOHNSTON , CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
JENKINS, HENRY BLOFELD and NEVILLE OLIVER. With comments from TREVOR BAILEY and ROBIN JACKMAN. Scorer BILL FRINDALL
1.05pm News
1.10 A View from the Boundary
Brian Johnston entertains another guest in the commentary box.
1.30 County Scoreboard
1.40-6.45 Commentary with County scores. Producer PETER BAXTER
FM only The fourth of six programmes including the set of string quartets composed by the 17-year-old Mozart in Vienna in 1773. Quartet in C (K 170) QUARTETTO ITALIANO Record Quintet in E flat ALBERNI QUARTET with PAUL SILVERTHORNE (viola)
FM only Shostakovich Two Preludes and Fugues from Op 87: No 4 in E minor; No 15 in D flat Chopin Nocturne in c sharp minor, Op 27 No 1; Sonata No 3 in B minor, Op 58 (R)
FM only The Bartered Bride Opera in three acts, with libretto by KAREL SABINA and music by Smetana. (sung in Czech) (tenor) (SOp) (bass) (baritone) (tenor) (tenor) (oprano (bass) (soprano) (baritone) SMETANA THEATRE CHORUS PRAGUE NATIONAL THEATRE ORCHESTRA; JAROSLAV VOGEL Records: 1952 ... One of the most enchanting performances imaginable of this evergreen comedy. JOHN WARRACK
FM only MARTIN HURRELL (trumpet) RODERICK ELMS (piano) Honegger Intrada Bozza Caprice Maxwell Davies Sonatine for unaccompanied trumpet Martinu Sonatine H. L. Clarke The Debutante
FM only Introduced by Peter Clayton
FM only At first sight, a man's life ismoreinterestingthan his work. The novel is himself CAMUS. What is the status of Albert Camus today? In a documentary portrait and reassessment, Richard Mayne considers Camus as novelist, playwright, political journalist and philosopher. Producer JUDITH RUMPUS (R)
Anthony Burton introduces the fourth of five programmes conducted by JOHN POOLE Robert Saxton Chaconne Prado Magnificat Stanford Beati quorum via
Vaughan Williams Mass in G minor
live from the Royal Albert Hall , London.
FELICITY LOTT (soprano)
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA led by RODNEY FRIEND conducted by JOHN PRITCHARD
Mozart Symphony No 41 in c (K 551) (Jupiter)
Strauss Four Last Songs
8.30 John Pritchard talks with Bernard Keeffe.
8.50 Brahms Symphony No 4 in E minor
The last of four plays from Radio 4's 1988 Young Playwrights' Festival.
A black comedy of female and bug liberation by April De Angelis.
Pavan and Galliard in D minor; Fortune;
Pavan in G; Canon 2 in 1; The Bells; Prelude and Fantasia in A minor:
CHRISTOPHER FARR (harpsichord) (R)
by George Crumb
Four Nocturnes , for violin and piano
Dream Sequence DREAMTIGER
Alexander Balanescu (violin)
Rohan de Saram (cello) Douglas Young (piano)
James Wood (percussion)
Presented by Chris Parker Featuring TIGER'S EYE Pete Saberton (piano) Chris Laurence (double-bass)
Frank Ricotti (vibes, congas, marimba)
Ralph Salmins (drums) Peter Hanson (violin) Mike Ponder (viola) Lionel Handy (cello)
