Nielsen Little Suite
7.16 Ole Bull Visit to a Summer Farm
7.30am News
7.35 Respighi Ancient Airs and Dances
(Suite No 1)
7.51 Tartini, arr Kreisler Sonata in G minor for violin and piano
8.07 Vivaldi Bassoon
Concerto in B flat (RV 503)
8.17 Warlock Capriol Suite. Records
Trio Sonata in G, Op 5
No 4; My Song Shall Be
Alway (Anthem: 7). Records
The recording years of Jacqueline du Pre: 2
Bach Cello Suite No 1 in G (BWV 1007)
Bruch Kol nidrei, Op 47 Beethoven Cello Sonata in D, Op 102 No 2. Records
2: 1810-20
Rossini Overture: The
Barber of Seville
Philharmonia/Giulini
Meyerbeer Gli amori di Teolinda
Julia Varady (soprano) Berlin RSO/Albrecht
Beethoven Sonata,
Op 90: Vladimir Ashkenazy Spontini Overture:
Olympie: Berlin RSO Weber Concertino in E flat: Anthony Pay (clar) Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
Schubert Symphony
No 3: Vienna PO/Kleiber Records
with Leslie Forbes.
This week performance artist Bobby Baker bakes breasts out of pizza dough. Producer Elizabeth Burke
Neruda Trumpet Concerto in E flat
Schumann Four Fugues for piano, Op 72
Bach My Heart Ever
Faithful, for treble and organ Stenhammar String
Quartet No 5 in C, Op 29 Massenet Ouvre tes yeux bleus, for soprano and organ
Reicha Symphony in E flat. Records
director
Stephen Cleobury ; BBC Scottish SO; Soloists
Howells Te Deum
Leighton Crucifixus pro nobis
Britten Prelude and Fugue on a Theme of Vittoria Dalby Et Resurrexit (world premiere) Durufle Requiem
(In association Scottish Airports)
Kreutzer String Quartet Haydn Quartet in G, Op 64 No 4
Hugh Wood Quartet No 3, Op 20
Beethoven Quartet in E flat, Op 74
(In association with Bernard Matthews pic)
A sequence of readings and music for the feast of St Michael and All
Angels from Salisbury Cathedral, with the Salisbury Festival Chorus conductor Simon Halsey Organist David Halls
Michael Billington introduces an evening to celebrate the work of Harold Pinter, with Sir John Gielgud, Dame Peggy Ashcroft, Sir
Peter Hall, Martin Esslin, David Jones, Arthur Miller, Salman Rushdie, Dirk Bogarde, Penelope Wilton and John Malkovitch.
7.02 Paul Allen talks to Pinter about the plays which made him the leading British playwright of his generation, about his first novel The Dwarfs and his commitment to human rights.
7.40 The Unnamable
Harold Pinter talks about his mentor, Samuel Beckett, and reads the final haunting pages of Beckett's prose trilogy.
(First broadcast on BBC2's 'A Wake for Sam')
8.05 Sketches
In 1964 Harold Pinter wrote a series of short revue sketches for the BBC Third Programme.
Last to Go
Applicant
Producer Michael Bakewell
(R)
8.20 Family Voices
with Peggy Ashcroft as the mother, Michael Kitchen as the son, Mark Dignam as the father.
Producer John Tydeman (R)
(Directed by Peter Hall in association with the NT)
8.55 The Dwarfs
'Bach is like cold or heat or water or flame. He is Bach but he's not Bach.'
Harold Pinter reads from The Dwarfs.
9.00 Bach Violin Concerto in A minor
9.15 Pinter on Film
Harold Pinter is one of cinema's foremost screenplay writers with films as diverse as The Servant and The French Lieutenant's Woman.
Michael Billington talks to Dirk Bogarde, Margaret Atwood, Ian McEwan and Jeremy Irons.
9.30 Players
Pinter's recollection of a great 'player' from the world of cricket.
With Edward de Souza as Arthur Wellard.
Director Cherry Cookson
(R)
9.45 Michael Billington discusses Pinter's work in human rights with Arthur Miller and Ian McEwan, and introduces an extract from Mountain Language, Pinter's most recent stage play.
10.00 A Kind of Alaska
A fictional representation of a mysterious 'sleeping sickness' epidemic that swept through Europe and the US in 1916.
Director Walter Acosta
Evening produced by Fiona McLean
Capriccio Stravagante director Skip Sempe
(h'chord), Guillemette Laurens (mezzo), Ian Honeyman ,
Bruno Boterf (tenors), Francois Fauche (bass) Scheidt Paduan a 4 Monteverdi Lamento della Ninfa
Biber Mensa sonora pars 3 Buxtehude Quemadmodum desiderat cervus
Monteverdi Si vittorie si belle; Tempro la cetra
Combattimento Tancredi e Clorinda
