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Symphonic Poem: The Noonday
Witch (Dvorak)
CZECH PHILHARMONIC Orchestra Conducted by ZDENEK CHALABALA
7.19' Piano Concerto No. 3, in E flat major (Saint-Saëns)
JEANNE-MARIE DARRE
FRENCH National RADIO Orchestra Conducted by Louis FOURESTIER
7.46* Dances from Marosszek
(Kodaiv)
BUDAPEST PHILHARMONIC Society ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JANOS FERENCSIK on gramophone records
Saint-Saëns Piano Concerto No. 4: Thursday, 8.20 a.m.
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A request programme of gramophone records
Flute Quartet in C major (
K. Anh. 171) (Mozart)
KARLHEINZ ZÖLLER (flute) THOMAS BRANDIS (violin)
SIEGBERT UEBERSCHAER (viola) WOLFGANG BOETTCHER (cello)
8.20* The Shepherd on the Rock
(Schubert)
RITA STREICH (soprano)
HEINRICH GEUSER (clarinet) ERIK WERBA (piano)
8.33* Piano Trio in D minor
(Arensky)
JASCHA HEIFETZ (violin)
GREGOR PIATIGORSKY (cello) LEONARD PENNARIO (piano)
Stereophonic broadcast: see p. 10
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Brahms
Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34
MELOS ENSEMBLE
Emanuel Hurwitz (violin) Ivor McMahon (violin) Cecil Arenowitz (viola) Terence Weil (cello) with PETER FRANKL (piano)
Second broadcast
Morley and ' The Triumphs of Oriana'
Morley
Ballett: Fire! fire! my heart Arise, get up, my dear Elegy: Hark! Alleluia Ho! who comes here?
From ' The Triumphs of Oriana '
SINGERS IN CONSORT
Ursula Connors (soprano) Shirley Sams (soprano)
Lesley Wood (mezzo-soprano) David Price (tenor)
Ian Partridge (tenor)
Richard Wood (bass-baritone)
Second of four programmes of English Madrigalists
November 23: Wilbve and Tamkins
† Elaine SKORODIN (violin)
BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA Leader. Colin Staveley
Conductor, JOHN CAREWE
String Quartet in D major. Op. 50
No. 6 (The Frog) (Haydn)
11.22* Song-cycle: An die ferne
Geliebte {Beethoven)
11.38* String Quartet No. 1, in A major (Tippett)
EDINBURGH STRING Quartet Mites Baster (violin)
Julian Cumming (violin) Brian Hawkins (viola) Ian Hampton (cello)
GERARD SOUZAY (baritone) DALTON BALDWIN (piano) on gramophone records
Stereophonic broadcast: see p. 10
ELIZABETH FRETWELL (soprano)
ERICH GRUENBBERG (violin)
LONDON Symphony Orchestra Led by Rodney Friend
Conducted by GEORGE HuRST
Part
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BRIAN TROWELL looks at some non-broadcast musical events taking place in the Midlands and East Anglia during the next seven days
Part 2
Broadcast in the Henry Wood Promenade Concert from the Royal Albert Hall. London. on August 7. 1964
BBC Concert ORCHESTRA
Leader. Arthur Leavins
Conductor. Marcus Dods
This week
Franz Reizenstein introduces a programme of his music
Scherzo in A, for piano (1947)
Finale (Trio for Bute, clarinet, and bassoon (1963) played by CHRISTOPHER HYDE-SMITH GEOFFREY EMMOTT KERRY CAMDEN
Concert fantasy for viola and piano (1865-66) played by ELIZABETH HOLBROOK
With THE COMPOSER at the piano
The second of three weekly programmes devoted to the works which Schubert wrote during the last year of his life
String Quintet in C major
AMADEUS Quartet
Norbert Brainin (vioUn) Siegmund Nisse) (violin) Peter Schidlof (vtola) Martin Lovett (cello) with WILLIAM PLEETH (cello)
4.22' Song: Der Winterabend
DIETRICH FlSCHER-DIESKAU (baritone) GERALD Moore ipiano) on gramophone records
4.30* Fantasia in F minor (D.940)
DANIEL and ENRIQUE BARENBOIM (piano duet)
Second broadcast
4.49* Symphony No. 9, in C major
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Conducted by WILHELM FURTWANGLER on a gramophone record
The best of present-day jazz on records
Introduced by CHARLES Fox
Speaker, William Kirkman
[BBC recording]
A course of twenty lessons in spoken Russian for near-beginners
Lesson 6
Written by Vaughan James. University of Sussex
Given by VAUGHAN JAMES
MARINA RYAN. and VICTOR GREGORIY
Language consultant. Lyubov Volossevich
Produced by Richard Hooper
Broadcast on April 5
A booklet is available
Fourteen illustrated talks by ROGER FISKE
6: Contrapuntal Orchestration and the Baroque Concerto
Unlike the other types of Baroque orchestration, the Contrapuntal kind treats every instrument as an equal, as for example in Corelli's Concerti Grossi and Bach's Brandenburg Concertos.
Produced by Peter Dodd
St. Andrew's Priory and St. Paul's Cathedral
ALFRED DELLER (counter-tenor) WILFRED BROWN (tenor) GERALD ENGLISH (tenor) IAN PARTRIDGE (tenor)
DUNCAN ROBERTSON (tenor)
MARY REMNANT (medieval viol, rebec, and portative organ)
RALPH DOWNES (organ)
Directed and introduced by GILBERT REANEY
The second of six programmes devised by Gilbert Reaney
Reading Abbey and Coventry Priory: November 16
by Professor John Cocking
Like a good many music lovers, Proust thought music was the most faithful way of expressing feelings; like a good many nineteenth-century philosophers and writers he thought it takes us through our feelings into another world of the mind. He meant his own novel to move us like music; how far did his love of music help him to write it?
John Cocking has some suggestions to make about the part played by Proust's musical culture in the planning of the novel. His talk is illustrated by musical excerpts.
Trio in G minor
JOSEF SUK (violin)
JOSEF CHUCHRO (cello) JOSEF Hala (piano) on a gramophone record
by Edward Miller
A personal portrait of William the Conqueror compiled from the anecdote* and reminiscences of the men who knew him among them
The Orderic Vitalls
William of Jumieges William of Poitiers Miles Crispin and one of the authors of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
Produced by Nesta Pain
To be repeated on November 27
played by PETER WALLFISCH
First of four weekly programmes
Cello Sonatas played by Gerhard Mantel and Erika Fritter: November 16 followed by an interlude at 10.55
Today's overseas commodity and financial news. London Stock Market closing report
