by William Shakespeare.
in its entirety
with Michael Redgrave, Basil Sydney, Coral Browne, Barry Jones, Jane Wenham
Sonatas of three parts
No. 7, in E minor; No. 12, in D played by the Jacobean Ensemble
Neville Marriner (violin), Peter Gibbs (violin), Desmond Dupre (bass viol), Thurston Dart (organ) on a gramophone record.
Max Rostal (violin), Colin Horsley (piano)
Third of five recitals including most of Schubert's music for violin and piano.
Sonata in E minor - Elgar
Duo concertant - Stravinsky
Rondeau brillant (D.895) - Schubert
Wigmore Ensemble
Leader, Granville Jones
Conducted by Frederick Prausnitz
The Divertimento by Haydn, which is receiving its first broadcast performance in this country, was completed in 1766. There are nine movements.
Schoenberg's Three Little Pieces were written after Erwartung, the George Songs, and the Five Orchestral Pieces. In his book Das Werk Arnold Schoenbergs, Josef Rufer writes: 'This is a manuscript of two completed and one unfinished piece for several solo instruments'. The first consists of twelve bars, the second of seven bars, and the third (unfinished) of eight bars. In this concert the work will be performed twice.
