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Overture: The Wasps (Vaughan
Williams)
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by SIR MALCOLM SARGENT
7.13* Petite Suite (Debussy, orch.
Büsser)
SUISSE ROMANDE ORCHESTRA
Conducted by ERNEST ANSERMET
7.27* Two portraits (Bartok)
BERLIN RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by FERENC FRICSAY
7.40* Serenade for small orchestra
(Francaix)
CLEVELANU SINFONIETTA
Conducted by LOUIS LANE
7.51* Menuet antique (Ravel)
PARIS CONSERVATOIRE ORCHESTRA Conducted by ANDRE CLUYTENS on gramophone records

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Conducted by KARL RISTENPART Overture in C major (Telemann)
8.24* Symphony In G minor, Op. 6
No. 6 (J. C. Bach)
8.38* Violln Concerto in D major
(Carlo Giuseppe Toëschi) with GEORG FRIEDRICH HENDEL (Violin)
8.50* Symphony in D minor (W.
F. Bach ) on gramophone records

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Beethoven
Records of some of the Inci. dental music to Egmont; the Romance No. 2, in F major, for violin and orchestra; and the Choral Fantasy for piano. chorus, and orchestra

Mozart and his interpreters: three works written for out. standing performers
Quintet in E flat major, for horn, violln, two violas, and cello (K.407) written for Ignaz Leutgeb
10.0* Violin Sonata in B fiat major
(K.454) written for Regtna Strinasaccht , and first performed by her and Mozart
10.26* Clarinet Quintet in A major
(K.581) written for Anton Stadler
NONA LIDDELL (violin)
DAPHNE IBBOTT (piano)
† PROMETHEUS ENSEMBLE
Jack Brymer (clarinet) Alan Civil (horn)
Max Salpeter (violin) Jiirgen Hess (violin)
Kenneth Essex (viola)
Stephen Shingles (viola) Raymond Clark (cello)

Leader, Reginald Leopold
† Conducted by MICHAEL KREIN with EDWARD RUBACH (piano)

Mass for five voices
Kyrie; Gloria; Sanctus; Benedictus; Agnus Del sung- by GROSVENOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORAL SOCIETY
Conductor, RONALD LEE
† Froro St. Anne's Cathedral,Belfast

Sonata in A flat major, Op. 110 played by DAVID WILDE (piano)

ELIZABETH ROBSON (soprano) BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA
Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conducted by ALBERTO BOLET
Part 1

CHRISTOPHER GRIER looks at some non-broadcast musical events taking place in the North during the next seven days

Part
Given before an Invited audlence at the Assembly Rooms, City Hall. Cardiff

A musical picture of a boat trip from Amsterdam to the source of the Rhine on gramophone records

(bass) with ALEXANDRE LABINSKY (piano)
Songs by Glinka and Rachmaninov on gramophone records

given by FRANCIS JACKSON
From York Minster

Scherzetto Pastorale - Francis Jackson
Scherzo, Op. 2 - Duruflé
Three Pieces (1955) - Francis Jackson
Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor (S.582) - Bach

A series of weekly programmes played by the GABRIELl ENSEMBLE
Keith Puddy (clarinet) Kenneth Sillito (violin) Keith Harvey (cello) John Streets (piano)
Part of a concert given in February to members of Dartmouth music Club

Flute Sonata No. 8, in A minor
(Handel)
MARIO DUSCHENES (flute) and KELSEY JONES (harpsichord)
5.10- Songs:
Heidenroeiein; Schäfers Klagelled;
Willkommen und Abschied (Schubert)
Der Sänger; Die wandelnde
Glocke (Schumann)
HERMANN PREY (baritone) With KARL ENGEL (piano)
5.29* String Quartet in A minor,
OP. 51 No. (Bmhms)
WELLER QUARTET on gramophone records

The first broadcast in this country of Yale University Band
Conductor, KEITH WILSON
A concert recorded during a recent visit to this country
Emblems was written as a result of a commission by the College Band Directors National Association. Copland was asked to write a one-movement work for band in which he was to feel no restriction rn instrumentation or technical difficulties: he was to write for this group of wind and percussion instruments in the same way that he would write for a professional orchestra or band. The result is a brilliant work which Yale University Band is giving its first permance in this country.

Lines from
Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot by Alexander Pope
Introduced by PAUL BRITTEN-AUSTIN
Read by MICHAEL MCCLAIN

Everyday German by Radio
A series of twenty lessons for listeners with a basic knowledge of the language
Lesson 19
Introduced by SABINE MICHAEL and DIETER GEISSLER with Heidi Treutler , Paul Hansard David Hadda , Angelika Sahla
Written and produced by Edith R. Baer
Repeated on Saturday, July 17
(Home)
A booklet is available

Four programmes on aspects of Israel
Introduced by MICHAEL ALMAZ with recordings recently made in Israel
4 - Israel and her neighbours
Her Arab neighbours speak openly of the ultimate annihilation of Israel. The Israeli leaders take this threat seriously. But the arms race in the Middle East is dangerous, and ruinous to countries with weak economies. This programme looks at the relations between Jews and Arabs. both within and outside Israel.
Produced by Adrian Johnson

A continuing conversation including quotation and description of musical, literary, and visual examples of vanguard art between
A changing team of critics and artists drawn from
ALEXANDER GOEHR
FRANK KERMODE
EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH
ERIC MOTTRAM
PETER PORTER and PETER STADLEN with GEORGE MACBETH in the chair
Second of three programmes

I An illustrated talk by WINIFRED MAYNARD
Winifred Maynard explores the possibility that many poems by Sir Thomas Wyatt (1503-1542) would be heard as songs in his own day. She shows that they can be sung to '.unes with which Wyatt would be familiar, and suggests that he often wrote with such musical partnerships in mind.
The songs are sung by WILFRED BROWN (tenor) with DESMOND DUPRÉ (bass viol and lute) and RICHARD TAYLOR (recorder)

Chaim Taub (violin)
Menahem Breuer (violin) Daniel Benyamini (viola) Uzi Wiesel (cello)

by Leonid Andreyev translated and adapted by ARIADNE NICOLAEFF
In a mountain holiday resort In Europe, a man is poised high up on a narrow ledge of rock. Will he fall-or jumo-before he can be rescued? An assorted group of expectant tourists gather below, to satisfy their morbid curiosity.
Produced by ARCHIE CAMPBELL
Second broadcast

Canti di Cesare Pavese: La terra e la compagna
10.28* Canciones para Silvia di
Antonio Machado: Ha venido for soprano and chorus of six sopranos
MARGOT LAMINET (soprano) ALBERT GASSNER (tenor)
BAVARIAN RADIO CHORUS AND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Chorus-Master, Kurt Prestel
Conducted by ERNEST BOUR Recording made available by courtesy of Bavarian Radio

A short story by NADINE GORDIMER
Reader, GARY WATSON
Nadine Gordimer lives tn South Africa and many of her stories are set there, but what she often writes about is uprootedness.
Second broadcast