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: News; Weather
Time: GTS 8.0 am: Orchestras of the World
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by VON KARAJANMSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH (cello)
Mozart Symphony No 29 (K 201)
8.27* Tchaikovsky Variations on a Rococo theme, for cello and orchestra
8.46* Smetana Symphonic Poem: Vltava (Ma vlast) gramophone records
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: Music for Holy Week Holy Saturday
Gregorian chant: Christus factus est: CHOIR of the CARMELITE PRIORY, LONDON conducted by JOHN MCCARTHY Deriny 0 vos omnes AMBROSIAN SINGERS conducted by JOHN MCCARTHY Cesualdo 0 vos omnes SCUOLA DI CHIESA conducted by JOHN HOBAN Handl Ecce quomodo AMBROSIAN SINGERSVictoria Tenebrae Responso ries
CHOIR OF WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL conducted by GEORGE MALCOLM
Gregorian chant: Surrexit Dominus: MONKS OF THE ABBEY OF ST PIERRE DE SOLEMNES conducted by DOM JOSEPH GAJARD gramophone records
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: Master Works
Peter Pears introduces and sings Schubert's Winterreise Song-cycle to poems by WIL-HELM MÜLLER: accompanied by BENJAMIN BRITTEN gramophone recordContributors
: Record Review
Introduced by JOHN LADEBuilding a Library: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No 5, by EDWARD GREENFIELD
Recent records of concertos: reviewed by JOAN CHISSELL
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: Midday Concert
VALERIE TRYON (piano)BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCE Burodin Overture: Prince Igor Buttericorth. Rhapsody: A Shropshire Lad
Ravel Piano Concerto in G
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: News; Weather
Midday Concert: part 21.5 Berwald Sinfonie singulière Turina Rapsodia sinfonica
Sibelius March (Karelia Suite)
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: Afternoon Sequence
A personal choice of records presented by Misha DonatIncluding at 2.17* Mendelssohn s Quartet in A minor. Op 13. played by the jUILLIARD QUARTET: at 2.47* DIETRICH FISCHER-DIESKAU singing Lieder by Schubert: and at 3.48* Mozart's Piano Concerto No 15, in B flat (K 450)
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: Beethoven
Octet in E flat major. Op 103Duo No 1. in c major, for clarinet and bassoon (WoO 27) Rondino in E flat major, for wind octet (WOO 25) MELOS ENSEMBLE
(A BBC Lunchtime Concert broadcast from the Concert Hall. Broadcasting House, London. on 4 November 1970)
: The Week Ahead
JOHN amis talks to artists concerned with the highlights of next week's broadcast music,: Organ Recital
by JAMES DALTON from Queens College Chapel. OxfordByrd Fortune: Miserere a 4; La volta (Fitzwilliam Virginal Book): A Fancie
Bach Chorale Preludes: Dies Bind die heil'gen zehn Gebot' (s 678); Dies sind die heil'gen zehn Gebot' is 6791; Wir glauben all' an einen Gott (s 680) Trio-Sonata No 2, in c minor
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: The Reith Lectures Change and Industrial Society
by Dr Donald Schon followed by questions from an invited audience. A second hearing of the 1970 series2: Dynamic Conservatism
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: Fierabras
A heroic romantic opera in three actsLibretto by JOSEF KUPELWIESER Music by SCHUBERT (sung in German)
(first performance in this country)
Narrator DAVID MAHLOWE BBC NORTHERN SINGERS BBC NORTHERN
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by RUDOLF SCHWARZ Repetiteur RICHARD NUNN
Produced by ERNEST WARBURTON The opera is set in the Middle Ages. Act 1
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: * Personal View
by Sir Frank Roberts former ambassador, and now in business.Contributors
: * Fierabras
Act 2: * Stevie Smith
(1902-19711Return Journey to Syler's Green
In which Stevie Smith returns to scenes of her childhood. Read by Dame Flora Robson Produced by R. D. SMITH
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: * Fierabras
Act 3 followed by an interludeAbout this project
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