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A programme of recent records
Mandolin Quartet in F major
(Giuliani)
EDITHBAUER -SLAIS (mandolin) GÜNTHER PICHLER (violin) ANTON BAIERLE (viola) VINZENZ HLADKY (lute)
8.17* Songs (Wolf)
Begegnuror: Neue Liebe An eine Aeolsharfe Lied vom Winde
EVELYN LEAR (soprano) ;with ERIK WERBA (piano)
8.35* Piano Quartet in E flat major (K.493) (Mozart)
KENNETH SILLITO (violin) CECIL ARONOWITZ (viola) TERENCE WEIL (cello)
LAMAR CROWSON (piano)

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BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA
Leader. Philip Whiteway
Conducted by MAURICE HANDFORD
Symphony No. 50. in C major
9.24* Symphony No. 80 in D minor

A request programme of gramophone records
Overture: Semiramide (Rossini)
PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA
Conducted by HERBERT voN KARAJAN
9..W* Nights in the Gardens of Spain (Falla)
GONZALO SORIANO (piano)
PARIS CONSERVATOIRE ORCHESTRA Conducted by RAFAEL FRiiBECK DE BURGOS
10.25* Guitar Concerto (Arnold)
JULIAN BREAM with the MELOS ENSEMBLE
10.47* Theme and Variations
(Schoenbero)
EASTMAN SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE Conducted by FREDERICK FENNELL

Introduced by JULIAN HERBAGE
Record Review
Contributed by PHILIP HOPE-WALLACE ANDREW PORTER , STEPHEN WALSH

A complete performance of the famous Savoy operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan First Lord's sisters, his cousins, his aunts, sailors, marines, etc.
THE JOHN MCCARTHY SINGERS
BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Leader, Arthur Leavins
Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON
Produced by Michael MOORES and PETER BRYANT
Scene: The Quarterdeck of H.M.S. Pinafore, off Portsmouth
ACT 1: Noon; ACT 2: At night
Peter Pratt is appearing in ' A Month In the Country ' at the Cambridge Theatre: Alan Dudley is in ' Robert and Elizabeth ' at the Lyric Theatre. London
Third of thirteen fortnightly programmes
February 27: The Pirates of Pen-lance

Conducted by JOSEPH VLACH
Bach and Purcell
Recording made available by courtesyofCzechoslovakRadio

played by YONA ETTLINGER (clarinet)
TEL Aviv STRING QUARTET
Chaim Taub , Menahem Breuer Daniel Benyamini , Uzi Wiesel

Leonard Rose (cello) plays works by Dvorak and Bloch
NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA Leader, Hugh Bean
Conducted by JOHN PRITCHARD
Part 1
3.50* During the Interval
LEONARD ROSE talks to
ERIC ROSEBERRY and gives his reasons for choosing these works

Part 2

ANTONY HOPKINS discusses a work or theme of current interest
Repeated on Tuesday at 4.46*

Piano Sonata No. 3, In F minor, Op. 5 played by JOSE KAHAN

by Fyodor Dostoevsky
An adaptation for radio by GERARD McLARNON based on the translation by Ivy LITVINOVA with Patience Collier and Denys Blakelock
Cast in order of speaking:
Produced by DOROTHY BAKER
Third broadcast followed by an interlude at 6.55

Arnold Schoenberg
Sylvia Fisher (soprano) Janet Baker (contralto) Kenneth Neate (tenor) John Lanigan (tenor)
Forbes Robinson (bass) Alvar Lidell (speaker)
Halle Choir
Chorus-Master, Eric Chadwick
Nelson Arion
Male Voice Choir
Conductor. Jack Smith
Halle and BBC Northern Orchestras
Leader, Reginald Stead
Conductor, George Hurst
Presented in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester by the BBC in association with the Halle Concerts Society
I Part 1

by GEOFFREY WEBB
It requires a real effort to imagine the basilica of Saint-Denis making the sort of impact on those who first saw it that Ronchamp makes on us today. Geoffrey Webb talks about the philosophy, theology, and iconography which helped shape this masterpiece of Abbot Suger 's patronage; and in particular, about the effects of this Gothic forerunner of 1144 on such embodiments of tradition as St. Bernard and the stable masses of the Romanesque style.
' The Abbot Dies,' by Malcolm Quantrill , with music by Elisabeth Lutyens: Tuesday at 9.50

Parts 2 and 3

1: Mme. de La Fayette and La Princess de Cloves by J. G. WEIGHTMAN , Reader in French in the University of London
Last year at this time the Third
Programme broadcast a series of talks on the relationship between artistic achievement and technical innovation in the main tradition of the English novel. J. G. Weightman 's talk is the first in a second series of six talks examining similar themes in the French novel.
Second talk: Professor Jean J. Seznec on Rousseau and Julie ou La Nouvelle Héloise. February 20

A programme in which different interpretations on gramophone records are compared PETER STADLEN talks about Beethoven's
Hammerklavier Sonata as recorded by Kempff, BACKHAUS, SCHNAREL, GULDA, BRENDEL, and others and as orchestrated by WEINGARTNER
Second broadcast followed by an Interlude at 10-50