Maths: Complex Numbers and Cayley Tables

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7.05 Locatelli Concerto
Grosso in D, Op 1 No 9 Academy of St Martin, conductor Neville Marriner
7.15 Smetana Two
Characteristic Pieces
Peter Schmalfuss (piano)
7.40 Massenet Fantaisie
Sophie Rolland (cello) BBC Philharmonic, conductor Gilbert Varga
8.05 Schumann Overture, Scherzo and Finale
London Symphony
Orchestra/Neeme Jarvi
8.25 Pearsall
Lay a Garland Cambridge Singers, conductor John Rutter
8.35 Keyboard Compendium: Bach English Suite No 6 in Dminor(BWV811) Gustav Leonhardt
(harpsichord) Discs

5: The Bruckner Influence
In Wolf's Vienna, the music and presence of Anton Bruckner were a unique influence. As a student and later as a critic, Wolf supported Bruckner against the scepticism of the local establishment. In some of Wolf's songs, and at times in his opera Der Corregidor, the echoes of Bruckner are as strong as the echoes of the man who inspired them both - Wagner.

with Piers Burton-Page including:

Alwyn Overture: Derby Day

10.12 Prom Artist of the Week: Iona Brown (director/violin)

Telemann Violin Concerto in E

10.24 Rachmaninov Quartet Movements

10.36 Lyadov Kikimora

10.44 Francaix Sonatine

11.05 Malcolm Hawkins Vanity Suite

11.40 Lyadov Eight Russian Folk Songs

(piano)
Alan Rawsthome
Ballade Anthony Gilbert Little Piano Pieces, Op 20b (first broadcast)
Geoffrey Poole Ten Paul Robinson
The Faraday Wheel
(Given in February as part of the Northern Lights Festival)

Young Musicians
Symphony Orchestra conductor James Blair
Sarah Beck goes to the seaside to meet members of the orchestra, who perform a water-influenced programme.
Mendelssohn
Overture: The Hebrides
(Fingal's Cave)
Elgar Sea Pictures
Penelope Walker (soprano) Vaughan Williams A Sea Symphony
Alison Hargan (soprano)
David Wilson-Johnson (bar) London Philharmonic Choir

Liam Abramson (cello) Charles Whiffen (piano)
Martinu Variations on a Slovak Theme
Bloch Prayer (From Jewish Life)
Beethoven Cello Sonata in C, Op 102 No 1

Lela Sisauri presents the Rustavi Men's Choir in a selection of Georgian folk songs from the Caucasus to the Black Sea. Featuring the stark harmonies of mountainous Svanety, village songs of love and marriage - and a musical mowing competition. Producer John Thornley

Tommy Pearson enlists the help of year 10 and 11 students from the Arthur
Terry School in Sutton
Coldfield to explore Vivaldi's Gloria in D (RV589).
Why was it written, when was it written and what is it all about?

Richard Baker looks forward to events this weekend and plays a selection of music.
5.15 Schubert
Ballet Music No 1
(Rosamunde)
6.03 Traditional, arr
Beethoven
Two Scottish Folk Songs: Polly Steuart ; The
Sweetest Lad Was Jamie
6.30 lbert
Hommage a Mozart Producer Susan Kenyon

Live from the Royal Albert Hall, London.
A tribute to Constant Lambert, who conducted many new works at the Proms in the 1940s and 50s.
Piers Lane and Kathron Sturrock (pianos)
BBC Concert Orchestra, conductor Barry Wordsworth

Sibelius Suite: Karelia
Constant Lambert Four Dances (Horoscope)
Rawsthorne Concerto for Two Pianos
8.05 Lambert Ho!
Lewis Foreman takes a look at the many-sided youthful brilliance of Constant Lambert.
8.25 Dukas The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Warlock Capriol Suite
Ravel La Valse

4: Ordinary Joes
In the 1930s in the United States, radio and film came together in a unique way.
In the last of a series of four programmes, Christopher Cook examines how the March of Time series, together with relief legislation in the form of the Federal Arts Project. changed the USA's perception of itself.

Historic recordings of the composer as pianist.
Including Suite, Op 14 Discs

From the Royal Albert Hall, London.
A late-night, four-hour Indian Prom continues a tradition which began more than 20 years ago.
Kadri Gopalnath (saxophone), Bidur Mallik (Dhrupad singer) with Ramkumar and Premkmar Mallik (singers) Vishwa Mohan Bhatt (guitar) Tarun Bhattacharya (santoor) Daya Shankar (shehnai)

11.50 The Gharanas
Dr Shepherd presents a history of Gharanas, a system of passing down specialist knowledge through generations of Indian families. The performers of the evening's concert have inherited their musical profession.

12.10 Part 2
Rajan and Sajan Misra (singers)
Ustad Amjad Ali Khan (sarod)
Sukhvinder Singh (tabla)