With Penny Gore.
Mendelssohn Octet in E flat for strings, 0p20 L'Archibudelli,
Smithsonian Chamber Players
6.40 Clementi Symphony in B flat, Op 18 No 1 Philharmonia, conductor Francesco d'Avalos
7.00 Schumann Introduction and Allegro Appassionato in G, Op 92 Murray Perahia (piano),
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Claudio Abbado
7.30 Ravel Tzigane
Tasmin Little and Piers Lane (pianos)
8.00 Wagner, arr Debussy Overture: The Flying Dutchman Daniel Blumenthal and Robert Groslot (pianos)
8.45 Falla Concerto for harpsichord and five instruments
Barcelona Lliure Theatre Chamber
Orchestra, conductor Josep Pons

In 1923, Arthur Bliss , whose father was American, moved to California with his family. There he was able to widen his musical horizons, listening to and observing the most eminent orchestras and conductors including Pierre Monteux with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Philadelphia Orchestra with Stokowski. He performed in a chamber ensemble and did some conducting of his own. He also took the opportunityto broaden his musical connections: a meeting with music patroness Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge resulted in the commission of a work for oboist
Leon Goossens. And he met and married his wife Gertrude Hoffmann.
Bliss (A One-Step)
Philip Fowke (piano)
Introduction and Allegro
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Barry Wordsworth
Rich or Poor Henry Hurford (baritone), Kathron Sturrock (piano) Oboe Quartet
Pamela Woods (oboe), Audobon Quartet Pastoral (excerpt)
Della Jones (mezzo), Sinfonia Chorus, Northern Sinfonia, conductor Richard Hickox

With Rob Cowan.

Stravinsky Ragtime - Karel Krautgartner Orchestra, conductor Karel Krautgartner

10.05 Debussy Violin Sonata - Ginette Neveu (violin), Jean Neveu

10.19 Campion Care-charming Sheep - Alfred Deller (countertenor), Desmond Dupre (lute)

10.26 Brahms Piano Concerto No 1 in D minor - Clifford Curzon, Concertgebouw Orchestra, conductor Eduard van Beinum

11.13 Ligeti Concert Romanesc - Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Jonathan Nott

Artist in Focus - Graham Johnson
The pianist talks about Pierre Bernac , and his influence on his love of French music, and about the Songmakers' Almanac-the ground-breaking ensemble he established a quarter of a century ago. He also introduces another selection of his recordings with eminent singers, including Pierre Bernac (baritone) performing part of Babar the Elephant by Poulenc and songs by Brahms, Schubert, Duparc and Bizet sung by the founder members of the Songmakers' Almanac: Felicity Lott (soprano), Ann Murray
(mezzo), Anthony Rolfe Johnson (tenor) and Richard Jackson (baritone).

Susan Sharpe introduces a recital recorded at the Fishguard Music Festival last year. Joanne Thomas (mezzo), Ingrid Surgenor (piano)
Brahms Standchen , Op 106 No 1; Die
Mainacht, Op 43 No 2; Meine LJebe 1st Griin, Op 63 No 5; Von Ewiger Liebe , Op 43, No I Duparc L 'Invitation au Voyage; Extase; Chanson Triste
Rhian Samuel Cerddi Hynafol
Strauss Befreit , Op 39 No 4; Meinem Kinde , Op 37 No 3; Allerseelen, Op 10 No 8; Zueignung, Op 10 No
Meirion Williams Gwynfyd

Another chance to hear Thursday's Prom. Presented by Petroc Trelawny .
Susan Bickley (mezzo), Raimo Laukka (baritone), Crouch End Festival Chorus,
London Symphony Chorus (men's voices), BBCSO, conductor Thomas Ades Sibelius Kullervo Symphony
Berlioz Prologue; Trojan March (The Trojans) Ades America

lain Burnside talks to the Austrian dramaturg Thomas Gayda about the different ways in which German singers such as Leo Slezak , Elena Gerhardt , Heinrich Schlusnus , Julius Patzak and Gerhard Husch , have sung their native song over the years.

Sean Rafferty presents a selection of music and news from the arts world.

From the Royal Albert Hall in London.
James Levine makes his Proms debut with Hindemith's ebullient and entertaining variations, Mozart's brooding and stormy concerto, and works by the futuristic Varese and the nostalgic Ravel.
Alfred Brendel (piano), Munich Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor James Levine

Hindemith Symphonic Metamorphoses on themes of Carl Maria von Weber
Mozart Piano Concerto No 20 in D minor, K466
8.25 Twenty Minutes: Poetry Prom
Poets Robin Robertson and Eva Salzman read new work in response to the Proms themes of Spain and the Old Testament.
Introduced by Jo Shapcott at the Serpentine Gallery, London.
8.45 Varese Ameriques
Ravel Daphnis et Chloe: Suite No 2

(Repeated next Tuesday 2pm)
(Leonard Slatkin's Proms Pick: page 109)

David Krakauer 's Klezmer Madness and tribute performances of songs by Lai and Mike Waterson. With Fiona Talkington.

With Susan Sharpe.
Dvorak Violin Concerto in A minor, Op 53
12.35 Dohnanyi Symphonic Minutes
12.50 Janez Gregorc Sans Respirer,
Sans Soupir 1.00 Marais Deuxième Suite de Pièces and Trio in G Rameau Les Indes Ga/antes (excerpts) Handel Flute Sonata in A minor, Op 1 No 4 Telemann Overture in F for two chalumeaux, two violette and basso continuo Mozart Flute Quartet in A, K298 2.00 Brahms Zigeunerlieder , Op 103
2.20 Franco Donatoni Bassoon Concerto
2.45 Messiaen Turangalila Symphony
4.00 Anon Three Sephardic Romances
4.15 Bach Partita No 1 in B minor for solo violin, BWV1002 4.30 Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 24.40 Gounod Salut!
Demeure Chaste et Pure (Faust) 4.45
Schreker Fantastic Overture, Op 155.00 Aare Merikanto Serenade for cello and orchestra 5.25 Corelli Trumpet Sonata in D 5.35 Couperin Les Fastes de /a Grande etAncienne Menestrandise (Ordre No 11)
5.45 Poulenc Banalités 5.55 Dvorak
Slavonic Dance No 7 in C minor, Op 46