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Part 1
HAYDN
Piano Trio in F major (H.XV.4)
JEAN FOURNIER (violin) ANTONIO JANIGRO (cello)
PAUL BADURA-SKODA (piano)
8.17* String Quartet in C major.
Op. 76 No. 3
TATRAI QUARTET
Vilmos Tatrai (violin) Milhaly Szücs (violin) Gyorgy Konrad (viola) Ede Bands (cello)
8.42* Piano Trio in E major
(H.XV.28)
TRIO DI TRIESTE
Renato Zanettovich (violin) Libero Lana (cello)
Dario de Rosa (piano) gramophone records

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Part 2
STRAVINSKY
Ballet: Pulcinella
IRENE JORDAN (soprano) GEORGE SHIRLEY (tenor) DONALD GRAMM (bass)
COLUMBIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by THE COMPOSER gramophone record

Song-cycle: Dichterliebe
PETER PEARS (tenor)
BENJAMIN BRITTEN (piano) gramophone record
10.14* Symphony No. 1, in B flat major
BBC Scottish
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leader, Tom Rowlette
Conductor. JAMES LOUGHRAN

Introduced by JOHN LADE
Building a Library:
Beethoven's Symphony No. 2. In D major, by TREVOR HARVEY
Recent records of instrumental music and songs: reviewed by JOAN CHISSELL

Introduced by Steve Race.

Introduced by JOHN DUNN
Directed by Geoff Dobson
Timings may be altered by events
12.30 Your Afternoon Forecast direct from the London Weather Centre followed toy
SPORTS PARADE
CRICKET
1.0; 2.0; 3.3S
Gillette Cup First Round Worcestershire v. Sussex
Commentary and reports by BRIAN JOHNSTON
From The County Ground. Worcester
RUGBY UNION
1.5; 1.35; 3.25
Middlesex 7-a-side Finals
ROBERT HUDSON and ERIC YORK report and comment on this annual six-hour feast of Rugby Union Football, the last event of the season at Twickenham.
MOTOR RACING
1.20 The Ovaltine Trophy Race for saloon cars rhe finish
2 25; 3.55
The Daily Express Trophy Race lor Formula I cars
The start and finish
Commentary by ROBIN Richards and ERIC TOBITT
From Silverstone
GOLF
1.55; 2.55
The Schweppes Championship TOM SCOTT reports from Hunstanton Golf Club on the final day's play.
LAWN TENNIS
2.35; 3.40
The British Hard Court Championships
Commentary by MAx ROBERTSON on the final day's play.
From the West Hants Lawn Tennis Club, Bournemouth
' In a Flash '
3.0; 3.50; 4.40
The latest news from the commentators and the Sports News Room
3.5 RACING
The Whitbread Gold Cup
A handicap chase for five-year-olds and upwards, run over three miles. five furlongs and about 18 yards.
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY with a summary by ROGER MORTIMER
From Sandown Park
4.54* Racing Results
4.0 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
F.A. Cup Semi-Finals
Commentary by ALAN CLARKE and SIMON SMITH on one of today's matches with progress reports and score flashes from the other match given by BRIAN MOORE
5.0 SPORTS REPORT
Produced by Angus Mackay
Classified Football Results at 5.0 and 5.50

FRANK PATTERSON (tenor)
JOHN BECKETT (harpsichord)
DAPHNE WEBB (cello continuo)
If love's a sweet passion
Pious Celinda goes to pray'rs
Cease, anxious world, your fruitless pain
Hark! how all things with one sound rejoice
If music be the food of love
Love, thou can'st hear, tho' thou art blind
Harpsichord pieces:
Trumpet tune; A new Irish tune; Minuet; Sefauchi's farewell; Round 0; A new ground; Ground; Air; A new Scotch tune; Air
Solitude
Fairest isle
Ah! how sweet it is to love
Mystery's song

A series of talks exploring various aspects of educational policy
5: The Mathematically Gifted by PROFESSOR M. J. LIGHTHILL , F.R.S.
Department of Mechanical
Engineering, Imperial College
Last year Professor Lighthill visited Academgorodok, the scientific city in Siberia with its thirteen institutes, a university, and a school that specialises in maths and physics. In this talk he argues the case for such a school in this country.
Second broadcast
Dr. F. S. Dainlon , F.R.S.: May 6

An imaginary conversation between Samuel Johnson and Richard Savage by JOHN O'HARE with Anthony Jacobs as Richard Savage Timothy West as Samuel Johnson and ROSALIND SHANKS
FRANK SIEMAN , MICHAEL MCCLAIN
Samuel Johnson , as a young man newly come to London, worked as a hack on The Gentleman's Magazine. Here he got to know Richard Savage , dramatist, drunkard, profligate, and reputedly the unacknowledged bastard son of the Countess of Macclesfield. Johnson, the last man to tolerate a bore, found him witty and entertaining, and these two unusual men who often could not afford a lodging walked the streets all night.
Produced by DOROTHY BAKER
Second broadcast followed by an interlude at 7.50

Rafael Orozco (piano)
BBC Northern
Symphony Orchestra Leader, Reginald Stead Conducted by Dietfried Bernet
Presented by the BBC in association with Newcastle Corporation
Part 1

Keith Kyle broadcasts the first of four commentaries in this fortnightly current affairs series
Keith Kyle is well known as a journalist and broadcaster. In the summer he is to take up a John F. Kennedy Memorial Fellowship in Politics at Harvard University.
Next talk: May 13

Part 2

Tintern Abbey Laodamia
Yew Trees
Introduced and read by C. DAY LEWIS
Second broadcast

given by HYMAN BRESS (violin) WILFRID PARRY (piano)
Second broadcast