Leisure: The Growth of Soccer and Organised Sport
Vivaldi Concerto No 3 in G (RV310)
English Concert/ Trevor Pinnock
7.07 G Gabrieli Canzon primi toni
Wallace Collection
7.10 Zelenka Sonata
No 13 in B flat
Saschko Gavriloff (violin) Heinz Holliger (oboe) Klaus Thunemann
(bassoon)
Lucio Buccarella
(double-bass)
Christiane Jaccottet (harpsichord)
7.30am News
7.35 Mehul Overture:
La Chasse dejeune Henri Orchestra of the Gulbenkian Foundation/ Michel Swiercewski
7.45 Dvorak Serenade in E for strings Berlin PO/
Herbert von Karajan
8.16 Strauss Winterweihe, Op 48 No 4
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (sop) LSO/George Szell
8.19 Walton Coronation March: Orb and Sceptre
LSO/ Andre Previn. Records
Ravel
Ballet: Daphnis and Chloe (complete)
Montreal SO and Chorus/ Charles Dutoit. Records
with Susan Sharpe.
A special edition with requests from last week's Radio Goes to Town in Cheltenham. Records
conductor Jacek Kaspszyk Verdi Overture: I vespri Siciliani
Berlioz Symphonie fantastique
First of three programmes including piano trios by Mozart and Haydn composed in 1788. Haydn Trio in Eflat (H XV 11)
London Fortepiano Trio Mozart Variations on 'Unser dummer Pobel meint': Linda Nicholson
(fortepiano)
Trio in C (K 548)
Stravinsky Cantata on Old English Texts
Linda Kitchen (soprano) Mark Tucker (tenor) Ileana Ruhemann
Helen Keen (flutes) Douglas Boyd
Bridget Alexander (oboes) Jane Salmon (cello)
BBC Singers (women's voices)/Ivor Bolton
Britten Serenade , Op 31 Peter Pears (tenor)
Barry Tuckwell (horn) LSO/The Composer
Sir Henry Wood conducts: Coates March:
London Bridge
Queen's Hall Orchestra Elgar Violin Concerto in B minor
Albert Sammons (violin) New Queen's Hall Orchestra
Vaughan Williams Serenade to Music
Soloists; BBC SO. Records
live from York Minster. Introit: Heart's Music
(Vaughan Williams); Responses: Moore, second set;
Lord's Prayer: Durufle; Psalm 89 (Camidge,
Turner); Readings (RSV): Haggai 1, v 1 to 2, v 9; Romans 15, w 14-21; Canticles: Salisbury Service (Clucas);
Anthem: Like as the Hart (Howells); Hymn: God, That Madest Earth and Heaven (East Acklam); Organ voluntary:
Sarabande (Howells) Organist and Master of the Choristers
Philip Moore
Assistant organist
John Scott Whiteley
Two programmes with John Thornley.
Traditional songs and dances recorded in northern Pakistan by Colin Huehns.
1: Hunza Valley
Soothsayers' songs, poetry parties, the Aga Khan bands, and music for the game of polo.
with Roger Nichols. Producer Alan Hall
Architectural historian
Christopher Gray explores the city's changing landscape through three New York addresses.
2: Strivers' Row, Harlem
of North German Radio/ Moshe Atzmon
Mikhail Pletnev (piano) Beethoven Piano
Concerto No 3 in C minor
Bruckner Symphony No 3 in D minor
Five landmarks in the collapse of Communism.
Presenter Michael Charlton. 4: The German Phoenix
Why did Communism fail to validate its ideas in the land of its birth and what was the role of the Protestant church in breaking its hold?
With Laszlo Tokes ,
Bishop of Romania, the Protestant Bishops of Hungary and Berlin, and others.
Readers
Michael Mellinger , Andreas Klatt , Carl Deuring.
String Quartet No 2 in D; Piano Quintet in C minor Alberni String Quartet
Gordon Fergus-Thompson (piano)
Words and music by Paul Barker.
A short opera exploring the moment when Cortes landed in Mexico and the Old World confronted the New: a moment of poise and reckoning before one civilisation toppled under the force of another.
(first UK broadcast)
Modern Music Theatre Troupe/The Composer
Beethoven Wind Sextet, Op 71; Adelaide; Piano Trio in Eflat, Op 1 No 1
