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7.35 Rimsky-Korsakov Capriccio espagnol, Op 34 LPO/Adrian Boult
7.51 Tchaikovsky
Piano Concerto No 3 in Eflat:
Peter Donohoe Bournemouth SO/Barshai
8.07 GIazunov
Raymonda, Act 2
SNO/Neeme Jarvi. Records

Contributors

Unknown:
Rimsky-Korsakov Capriccio
Unknown:
Peter Donohoe Bournemouth

Gluck:
The Power of Love
Armide, Act 2; plus excerpts from Alceste,
Paride ed Elena and Orfeo ed Euridice, Soloists; Orchestre National de la Radiodiffusion
Francaise/Georges Pretre Chorus and SO of Austrian Radio/Zagrosek
Richard Hickox Singers City of London Sinfonia/
Hickox; Collegium Vocale, La Petite Bande/Kuijken Records

Contributors

Singers:
Richard Hickox

This listing contains language that some may find offensive.

NEW Paul Tortelier
(1914-90): his life and career is recalled by Lyndon Jenkins in six programmes. Including:
Tchaikovsky Variations on a Rococo Theme
Orch/Norman del Mar Lyndon Jenkins talks to Norman del Mar .
Elgar Cello Concerto in E minor
BBC SO/Sargent. Records Series producer Ray Abbott

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Tortelier
Recalled By:
Lyndon Jenkins
Talks:
Mar Lyndon Jenkins
Unknown:
Norman Del Mar
Producer:
Ray Abbott

Paul Griffiths , music critic of The Times, publishes his second novel The Lay of Sir Tristram this year, and his compilation of Mozart arias for Opera
North's The Jewel Box. He talks with Natalie Wheen.
Producer John Boundy

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Griffiths
Unknown:
Natalie Wheen.
Producer:
John Boundy

conductor Ronald Corp Richard Markham and David Nettle (two pianos) Frank Martin Ouverture en hommage a Mozart
Villa-Lobos Sinfonietta No
Ibert Hommage a Mozart Poulenc Concerto for two pianos and orchestra (R)

Contributors

Conductor:
Ronald Corp
Conductor:
Richard Markham
Conductor:
David Nettle
Pianos:
Frank Martin Ouverture

Are You So Certain, Martinus? by Christine Bruckner.
With Margaret Robertson as Katharina Von Bora.
Translated by Anthony Vivis and Tinch Minter
Director Jeremy Mortimer

Contributors

Unknown:
Christine Bruckner.
Unknown:
Margaret Robertson
Unknown:
Katharina von Bora.
Translated By:
Anthony Vivis
Translated By:
Tinch Minter
Director:
Jeremy Mortimer

Opera in three acts by Gerald Barry to a libretto by Vincent Deane. In 18th-century Dublin,
Paradies cannot finish his new opera. The arrival of the castrato Serafino inspires him to music, but disrupts his marriage plans. (baritone) (ten) (sop) (bass) (counter-ten) (alto)
Almeida Ensemble conductor Robert Houlihan.
Introduced by Adrian Jack. Technical presentation by Mike Lucock
10.00 Gerald Barry discusses his opera with Paul Griffiths.
10.10 Act 2
10.45 A reading from A True and Genuine
Narrative of Mr and Mrs Tenducci , a source text for the opera.
10.55 Act 3

Contributors

Unknown:
Gerald Barry
Unknown:
Vincent Deane.
Introduced By:
Adrian Jack.
Presentation By:
Mike Lucock
Unknown:
Gerald Barry
Unknown:
Paul Griffiths.
Unknown:
Mrs Tenducci
Robert Paradies:
Richard Jackson
D'Esperaudieu:
Paul Harrhy
Jerusha Cramer:
Angela Tunstall
Sir Joshua Cramer:
Stephen Richardson
Serafino:
Nicholas Clapton
Faranesi:
Budddg Verona James

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