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A weekly programme of records
Sonata in A major, Op. 2 No. 2 (Beethoven)
Hans Richter-Haaser (piano)

8.22 Piano Trio No. 1 in G major (Haydn)
Jean Fournier (violin) Antonio Janigro (cello)
Paul Badura-Skoda (piano)

8.43 Four Spanish Pieces (Falla)
Gonzalo Soriano (piano)

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BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA
Leader, Philip Wbiteway
Conducted by HARRY NEWSTONE
Nocturne No. 8, in C major
9.16* Symphony No. 99, In E flat major

A request programme of records
Organ Concerto No. 13, in F major
(Handel)
MARIE-CLAIRE ALAIN with the JEAN-FRANCOIS Paillard CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
10.0* Stabat Mater (Rossini)
MARIA STADER (soprano)
MARIANNA RADEV (contralto) ERNST HAEFLIGER (tenor) Kim BORG (bass)
ST. HEDWIG'S CATHEDRAL Choir
BERLIN RADIO
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS
Conducted by FERENC Fricsay

Concerto No. 6, in B flat major (K.238)
GEZA ANDA (piano) who also directs the CAMERATA ACADEMICA OF the SALZBURG MOZARTEUM on a gramophone record
11.20* Concerto No. 22, in E flat major (K.482)
PHINA SALZMAN (piano)
ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
Conducted by MOSHE ATZMON

Comic opera in one act
Music by Puccini
Words by GIOVACCHINO FORZANO sung in Italian: on records
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OF the MAGGIO Musicale FIORENTINO
Conducted by LAMBERTO GARDELLI
The action takes place In Florence In the year 1299
As Buoso Donati dies. his mercenary relatives search for his will: they are appalled to find he has left everything to a monastery. But. since no one else yet knows of Buoso's death, the Donatis persuade Gianni Schicchl to impersonale the old man and. In the presence of lawyer, dictate a new will. The wily Schicchl. however, turns the tables on them: in Buoso's voice, he firmly bequeaths everything to ' his dear devoted friend-Gianni Schicchl

QUARTETTO ITALIANO
Paolo Borciani (violin) Elisa Pegreffi (violin) Piero Farulli (viola) Franco Rossi (cello)
Second broadcast

conducting the BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Overture: Beatrice and Benedict (Berlioz)
1. 58* Ballet: Jeu de cartes
(Stravinsky) on gramophone records

ALEC ROBERTSON discusses a work or theme of current Interest

Centenary Concert
Patricia Clark (soprano)
BBC Northern Orchestra
Leader, Reginald Stead Conducted by Harry Newstone
Introduced by Robert Simpson
Part I
Sibelius
Luonnotar (1913)
3.1* Symphony No. 9, In D minor (1923)

HUGH OTTOWAY talks about Sibelius and Nielsen

Part 2
The sixth of nine orchestral and choral programmes
Sibelius and Nielsen by Dr. Robert Simpson. a booklet examining the work and outlook of the two composers, may be obtained (price 5s.) through newsagents, booksellers, or direct from [address removed] (crossed postal order).

played by RALPH KIRKPATRICK (harpsichord)
F minor (L.473)
F minor (L.189)
B flat major (L.s.35)
B flat major (L.39)
First broadcast in the Third Programme on July 7. 1964

CARL DOLMETSCH (recorder)
ALICE SCHOENFELD (violin)
ELEONORE SCHOENFELD (cello)
JOSEPH SAXBY (harpsichord)

A miscellany of readings reviews, and interviews including
A conversation with D. M. Thomas about science fiction and poetry, with particular reference to his poem Hera's Spring, read by JEAN MILLIGAN , and his poem Night Light, read by the author himself
A review of Roy Fuller 's Buff by VERNON SCANNELL and of Jon Silkin 's Nature with Man by LAURENCE LERNER and new poems by SEAMUS HEANEY. MICHAEL MARAIS, and KEN SMITH , read by the authors themselves

Peter Wallfisch (piano)
Heather Harper (soprano)
Pamela Bowden (contralto)
Alexander Young (tenor)
John Carol Case (baritone)
BBC Chorus
CHARLES SPINKS
(organ continuo)
The Haydn Orchestra Leader, Joshua Glazier
Conductor, Harry Newstone
Part 1

† LAURENCE KITCHIN on Yeatf
Mr. Kitchin argues that the enduring relevance of Yeats's poetry depends on his reconciliation of the grossness of experience with the glamour of art. He sees Yeats as both entertainer and realist, aware of life as a ' blind man's ditch ' and at the same time preoccupied with its splendour and mystery as symbolised by the tower, in particular, the tower he lived in himself in Ballylee.

Part 2

3: Exploring 1970
† RICHARD STONE
P. D. Leake Professor of Finance and Accounting, Cambridge talks to STEPHEN ARIS of the Sunday Times about the latest book in his series: A Programme for Growth. This reports the first results from the mathematical model of the British economy which he and his colleagues at Cambridge have been constructing since 1960. The model makes it possible to measure the implications of sustained economic growth up to 1970 for particular industries in terms of output, manpower, and capital formation.

A documentary account of the little-known expedition to smuggle arms from the United Kingdom for the 1905 attempt at revolution in Russia
Compiled by FRED DOUGLAS Adapted by J. S. CAMPBELL
Readers :
Arthur Boland. Jameson Clark Felix Felton , Joan Fitzpatrick Tom Fleming , Leonard Maguire Callum Mill , Hilary Paterson
Narrator, JAMES CRAMPSEY
Produced by ARCHIE P. LEE
Second broadcast

† by BÉLA SIKI