Paul Guinery introduces two hours of new releases.
7.00 Haydn Symphony No 7 in C (Le Midi)
Vienna Academy/ Martin Haselbock
7.23 Mendelssohn Cello Sonata No 1 in B flat Lynn Harrell (cello)
Bruno Canino (piano)
7.49 Rodrigo Concierto Pastoral
Patrick Gallois (flute) Philharmonia/Ion Marin
8.14 Schmelzer String Sonatas (Sacro-Profanus Concentus Musicus)
Aurora and Labyrinto Ensembles
8.23 Reger Variation and Fugue on a Theme by Mozart New York PO/Kurt Masur
9.00 am News
9.05 Anthony Burton introduces an edition devoted to new releases.
John Deathridge compares new cycles of Wagner's Ring from Levine, Haitink and Sawallisch and reissues from Boulez and Goodall. Today: Siegfried and Gotterdammerung. Jan Smaczny on three surveys documenting the sad legacy of Jewish musicians at the Nazi concentration camp, Terezin. Michael Freyhan reviews Robert Philip's book, Early Recordings and Musical Style.
10.35 Record Release
Hans Krasa Dance
Czech String Trio Viktor Ullmann
Sonata No 6
Edith Kraus (piano)
10.57 Wagner
An extract from one of the new versions of Gotterdammerung.
11.35 The Dog and Trumpet are back. Lyndon Jenkins on reissues and new issues of light music. Plus more British classics from Lyrita.
12.34 Bax November Woods
London PO/Adrian Boult
Producers Nick Morgan and Clive Portbury

Domus:
Susan Tomes (piano)
Krysia Osostowicz (violin) Timothy Boulton (viola) Richard Lester (cello)
Howells Piano Quartet in A minor, Op 21
Mozart Piano Quartet in E flat (K493)
Dvorak Piano Quartet in E flat, Op 87

Mark Tucker (tenor)
Nigel North (chitarrone)
Caccini Amarilli mia bella
Sigismondo d'India Lamento di Giasone
(Ancidetemi pur)
Kapsberger
Toccata prima (1640)
Frescobaldi
Aria di Passacaglia: Cosi mi disprezzate
Carissimi Cantata:
Suonera I'ultima tromba

Richard Osbome presents a 12-part series documenting 150 years of music-making.
6: Wilhelm Furtwängler and Bruno Walter with archive reminiscences of the two conductors from
Sir Adrian Boult , Hans Keller , Yehudi Menuhin and others.
Weber
Overture: Der Freischictz conductor
Wilhelm Furtwangler (Mono. 1954)
Mozart Piano Concerto
No 20 in D minor
conducted from the keyboard by Bruno Walter (Mono, 1937)
Wagner Die Walküre (Act 2, scenes 3 and 5)
Lotte Lehmann (soprano)
Lauritz Melchior (tenor)
conductor Bruno Walter
(Mono. 1936) Brahms
Concerto in A minor for violin, cello and orchestra Willi Boskovsky (violin) Emanuel Brabec (cello) conductor
Wilhelm Furtwangler (Mono. 1952) Schubert
Overture: Rosamunde conductor
Wilhelm Furtwangler (Mono, 1951) Records

with Geoffrey Smith.
Producer Ray Abbott

Richard Cork chairs a critical discussion focusing on the visual arts, including The Swagger Portrait at the Tate
Gallery, which ranges from Van Dyck to
Augustus John: a major new book about Monet by Virginia Spate ; and the work of American sculptor Richard Serra.
Producer John Goudie

Csaba Erdelyi (viola)
Bernard Roberts (piano)
Brahms Sonata in Eflat, Op 120 No 2
Hindemith Sonata in F, Op 17 No 4

live from the Grand
Theatre, Leeds.
Mozart's opera sung in a new English translation by Amanda Holden.
Opera North Chorus English Northern
Philharrnonia, conductor Andrew Parrott
7.15 Acts 1 and 2
8.45 The Real Figaro
David Owen Norris considers the life of Beaumarchais, Figaro's original creator.
9.05 Acts 3 and 4 (In association with Manchester Airport)

Winner of 1992 Sony Radio Award for Best
Music Programme. Hugh Wood 's Piano
Concerto, premiered at the Proms last year by Joanna MacGregor , was the culmination of months of hard work - and fun - for composer and soloist.
(Hugh Wood 's Concerto live from the RFH tomorrow at 7.30pm)

In this fortnightly series, Brian Morton looks at recently released and reissued discs from right across the jazz scene. This week he reviews recent albums by the drummers Ronald Shannon Jackson and Sebastian Whittaker and by the Dedication
Orchestra, and introduces a solo improvisation by pianist Keith Tippett.
Producer Derek Drescher