J.B.Gansbacher Serenade inc
JUAN PASTOR (guitar)
ERNO SEBESTYEN (violin) HEIDRUN GANZ (viola) KARL-BERNHARD SEBON (flute)
7.15 J. C. Bach Symphonie concertante in E flat LONDON FESTIVAL
ORCHESTRA/ROSS POPLE
7.35 Vivaldi Concerto in A minor, Op 3 No 8 ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN /
NEVILLE MARRINER
7.45 Lutoslawski
Variations on a Theme by Paganini
MARTHA ARGERICH
NELSON FREIRE (pianos)
7.50 Berkeley and Britten Mont Juic Suite
LPO/LENNOX BERKELEY
8.02 Rodrigo Concierto en modo galante
ROBERT COHEN (cello) LSO/ENRIQUE BATIZ Records
Ralph Vaughan Williams The Lover's Ghost (Five English Folk Songs No 4) LONDON MADRIGAL SINGERS/
CHRISTOPHER BISHOP Toward the Unkown Region
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM
SYMPHONY CHORUS AND
ORCHESTRA/
NORMAN DEL MAR
Dona nobis pacem SHEILA ARMSTRONG (soprano)
JOHN CAROL CASE (baritone)
LONDON PHILHARMONIC
CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA/
ADRIAN BOULT
Valiant-for-Truth
BBC NORTHERN SINGERS/ STEPHEN WILKINSON Records
Clarinet Quintet in A (K581)
ALAN HACKER (clarinet)
SALOMON STRING QUARTET Simon Standage
Micaela Comberti (violins) Trevor Jones (viola) Jenifer Ward Clarke (cello) (R)
Chamber music in the elegant style galant - all the rage in the 1720s. The composers are Telemann, Quantz,
J. S and C. P. E. Bach. Records
ROBIN LEGGATE (tenor) ROGER VIGNOLES (piano) Schubert Atys (D 585); Am Strome (D 539);
Schlummerlied (D 527); Der ziirnenden Diana (D 707)
Britten Six Holderlin Fragments, Op 61 BBC Bristol (R)
led by BEN BUURMAN conducted by JOHN HOPKINS
GEOFFREY TRABICHOFF (violin)
Douglas Lilbum Symphony No 2
Bloch Violin Concerto BBC Scotland
live from Studio One. STEVEN ISSERLIS (cello) LESLIE HOWARD (piano)
Mendelssohn Variations concertantes in D, Op 17; SonataNolinBflat,Op45 Rubinstein Sonata No 1 in D, Op 18
BBC Pebble Mill
(L'italiana in Londra)
Opera buffa in two acts by CIMAROSA Libretto by GIUSEPPE PETROSELUNI (sung in a new English translation by AMANDA HOLDEN ) Introduced by Julian Budden.
ALEXANDER CROWE
(harpsichord continuo) MANCHESTER CAMERATA led by RICHARD HOWARTH conducted by ANTHONY HOSE
(Given on 29 July in Buxton
Opera House as part of the 1989 Buxton Festival)
played by ISABEL BEYER and HARVEY DAGUL
Alkan Trois marches, Op40
Saint-Saens Duettino , Op 11 Koechlin Suite, Op 19 BBC Pebble Mill (R)
Caviar and Trumpets
Roger Nichols entertains visions of the hereafter. Producer GRAHAM SHEFFIELD
Michael Hall talks to the self-confessed 'failed wunderkind'
Nicolas Slonimsky , otherwise a conductor, pianist, composer and lexicographer - not necessarily in that order. Producer GRAHAM SHEFFIELD (R)
YVONNE KENNY (soprano) DIANA MONTAGUE (mezzo-soprano)
ROBERT TEAR (tenor)
GWYNNE HOWELL (bass) ARDWYN SINGERS chorusmaster
HELENA BRAITHWAITE
BBC WELSH CHORUS chorusmaster
JOHN HUGH THOMAS
CARDIFF POLYPHONIC CHOIR chorusmaster
RICHARD ELFYN JONES
BBC WELSH SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA led by JAMES CLARK conducted by JOHN ELIOT GARDINER
Symphony No 2 in D
8.05 Interval Reading
8.10 Mass in c, Op 86 (Given on 16 September in St David's Hall. Cardiff)
Sonatina, Op 16; Segovia, Op 29; Prelude et fugue,
Op 46 (Hommage a Bach); Trois pieces Op 49 ERIC PARKIN (piano) BBC Pebble Mill (R)
Fred D'Aguiar 's second collection of poetry
Airy Hall recalls and reinvents his childhood in Guyana. He talks about writing from memory with readings from the poems. Compiled by FRANCES BYRNES (R)
The last in a series of three programmes. Sonatas by Johann Wilhelm Hassler and Georg Benda , played by ROBERT WOOLLEY on a copy of an 18th-century Hass clavichord.
Metanoia on the Move Introduced by Ian Dearden.
Dearden Airtight Jonathan Impett Gandharva
Javier Alvarez Quemar las naves
(all first broadcasts)
(Given in November 1988 at Bath College of Higher
Education as part of the Arts Council Contemporary Network Tour) BBC Bristol
Mozart
Mass in c minor (K 427)
