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Presented by Richard Osborne.

Ravel Rapsodie espagnok - Boston SO/Charles Munch

7.19 Haydn Cello Concerto in D (H VIIb 2) - Truls Mork (cello) Norwegian Chamber Orchestra/Iona Brown

7.46 Bizet Symphony in C - Academy of St Martin/Neville Marriner

8.21 Liszt Reminiscences de Norma - Jorge Bolet (piano)

8.45 Ravel Une barque sur l'ocean - Philadelphia Orchestra, conductor Riccardo Muti

Contributors

Presenter:
Richard Osborne

Fascination
Pierre Kasty Deux enfants dans unjardin
Charles Cuvillier Oh! La troublante volupté
Poulenc Les chemins de l'amour
Janine Micheau (soprano) Raymond Saint-Paul Choir and Orchestra/Paul Bonneau Producers Patrick Lambert and Clive
Portbury. Discs

Contributors

Unknown:
Pierre Kasty Deux
Unknown:
Charles Cuvillier
Unknown:
Poulenc Les
Soprano:
Janine Micheau
Soprano:
Raymond Saint-Paul Choir

Butty Talk
Armed with a recipe for chip butties, Leslie Forbes meets Mike McCartney and Adrian Henri in the latter's Liverpool kitchen to find out what really fed Britain's most "gear" - and "happening" city. Producer Nigel Acheson

Contributors

Unknown:
Leslie Forbes
Unknown:
Mike McCartney
Unknown:
Adrian Henri
Producer:
Nigel Acheson

Alain Frogley presents the last in the series exploring the composer's little-known transatlantic connections.
Songs of Democracy
"The composer must make his art an expression of the whole life of the community" - Ralph Vaughan Williams. Ives The Fourth of July (Holidays Symphony) Vaughan Willliams A London Symphony
Morton Gould American
Symphonette No 2
Gershwin Porgy and Bess (Act 1 sc 1)
Vaughan Williams Dawn
Patrol (Coastal Command) William Schuman A
Prayer in Time of War
Vaughan Williams Valiant for Truth
Series producer Gwen Hughes

Contributors

Unknown:
Ralph Vaughan Williams.
Unknown:
Vaughan Willliams
Unknown:
William Schuman
Producer:
Gwen Hughes

from the Theatre
Royal de la
Monnaie, Brussels.
A performance of Britten's opera to a libretto by Montagu Slater , after the poem by George Crabbe.
Theatre Royal Chorus and Orchestra/Antonio Pappano Prologue and Act 1

Contributors

Unknown:
Montagu Slater
Unknown:
George Crabbe.
Peter Grimes:
William Cochran (tenor)
Ellen Orford:
Susan Chilcott (soprano)
Captain Balstrode:
Gregory Yurisich (baritone)
Hobson:
Malcolm Smith (bass)
Swallow:
John Connell (bass)
Mrs Sedley:
Sarah Walker (mezzo)
Auntie:
Anne Collins (contralto)
Niece 1:
Xenia Konsek (soprano)
Niece 2:
Amy Burton (soprano)
Bob Boles:
Ian Caley (tenor)
Rev Horace Adams:
Alexander Oliver (tenor)
Ned Keene.:
Simon Keenlyside (bar)

Joan Cross, who died last December, was the first Ellen and was also responsible for securing the premiere of Peter Grimes at Sadler's Wells in 1945. Amanda Holden looks back on a remarkable career, with contributions from Lord Harewood, Eric Crozier and Nancy Evans.

Contributors

Presenter:
Amanda Holden
Interviewee:
Lord Harewood
Interviewee:
Eric Crozier
Interviewee:
Nancy Evans

April in Hades, the last in the series of reflections by Graeme Fife , is performed by Anna Massey and Edward de Souza.
Persephone takes her spring holiday and Hades, left alone to do the audit, protests.
Series producer Piers Plowright

Contributors

Unknown:
Graeme Fife
Unknown:
Anna Massey
Unknown:
Edward de Souza.
Producer:
Piers Plowright

Composer and percussionist Edward Vesala brought his seven-piece band from Finland to Britain for the first time last autumn.
Brian Morton introduces a recording of the concert they gave at the Royal Northern College of Music. He talks to Edward Vesala about his work during the interval.

Contributors

Unknown:
Edward Vesala
Introduces:
Brian Morton
Unknown:
Edward Vesala

BBC Radio 3

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Live music and the arts: broadcasts more live music than any other radio network. Classical music is its core. Genres include world and new music, jazz, speech and drama.

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