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The fifth of ten programmesJohn Baston Concerto in D, for sixth-flute, two violins and continuo
Binchois Chanson: Files a marier: Rondeau:
Amoreux sui: EARLY
MUSIC CONSORT OF LONDON directed by DAVID MUNROW William Williams Sonata in imitation of birds
DAVID MUNROW and JOHN TURNER (recorders) GEORGE MALCOLM
(harpsichord),
OLIVER BROOKES (viola da gamba) Tinctoris Kyrie (Missa tre vocum)
Praetorius Dances from Terpsichore
EARLY MUSIC CONSORT OF LONDON directed by DAVID MUNROW gramophone records
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: Your Concert Choice
Listeners' record requests Alessandro MarcelloOboe Concerto in D minor (mono): Leon GOOSSENS PHILHARMONIA STRING
ORCHESTRA, conducted by WALTER SUSSKIND
Tippett Concerto for Orchestra:
LONDON SYMPHONY orchestra, conducted by SIR COLIN DAVIS
Foerster Suite: Cyrano de Bergerac
CZECH PHILHARMONIC * ORCHESTRA, conducted by VACLAV SMETACEK
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: Music Weekly
Introduced by Michael OliverPrologue and epilogue: Strauss's Guntram and Capriccio, by MICHAEL KENNEDY.
Soprano and double-bass - a partnership of extremes: a conversation with JANE MANNING and BARRY GUY.
35 years of The Record
Collector, by JOHN STEANE. Producer
CHRISTINE HARDWICK
(Repeated: Wed 2.0 pm)
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: From the Proms
JESSYE NORMAN (soprano) BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader BELA DEKANY conducted by JOHN PRITCHARDMahler Symphony No 4
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: From the Proms
PartBerlioz Royal Hunt and .Storm (The Trojans)
Messiaen Poemes pour Mi Ravel La valse: poeme chorGgraphique
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: Murray Perahia
Mozart Fantasy in D minor (K 397); Rondo in D major (K 485)Schumann Fantasy Pieces, Op 12
Bartok Improvisations on Hungarian Peasant Songs Schubert Four
Impromptus (D 899)
(Gteen on 22 February in the QEH. London)
: Der Rosenkavalier
Opera by Strauss, libretto by HUGO VON HOFMANNSTHAL (sung in German: records)VIENNA STATE OPERA CHORUS VIENNA PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA, conducted by ERICH KLEIBER. Act 1
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: * Some Creatures Great and Small
A selection of poems introduced by Joan Hart Readers David Ruck and Alexander JohnContributors
: * Der Rosenkavalier
Act 2: * Conrad and his Critics
' No one has known - for intellectual use - the things you know,' Henry James toldJoseph Conrad , and in the 57 years since his death, the problematic life and complex work of the sailor-novelist have attracted an attention unmatched by any contemporary.
Norman Sherry , Professor of English at Lancaster and a leading Conrad scholar examines some major new books, including Ian Watt 's Conrad in the 19th Century and Joseph Conrad : Times
Remembered by the novelist's son John.
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: * pm Stereo Der Rosenkavalier
Act 3: The Atheist
The second of two comedies by THOMAS OTWAY. adapted for radio by PETER BARNES. Music by CHRISTOPHER WHELEN1680: London Society has been turned topsy-turvy hy hundreds of disbanded Army Officers looking for sex and money Some have married: some have avoided the trap The Play follows the attempts of several ladies to ensnare Captain Beaugard and to bring Captain Courtine to his senses
Directed by MARTIN JENKINS
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: Shostakovich
Symphony No 13, Op 113 (Babi Yar)DIMITER PETKOV (bass)
LONDON SYMPHONY CHORUS
LONDON SYMPHONYORCHESTRA conducted by ANDRÉ PREVIN (Git'en in 1979 at the Royal Festival Hall, London)
: Interpretations on Record
Denis Matthews , Professor of Music in the University of Newcastle, talks about Beethoven's PianoSonata in c minor, Op 111. as recorded by ARRAU, ASHKENAZY, BARENBOIM, BISHOP-KOVACEVICH,
BRENDEL. EDWIN FISCHER, KEMPFF. MICHELANGELI, POLLINI, SCHNABEL,
SOLOMON and others.
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: Three Horns
BEDRICH TYLSAR , EMANUEL HRDINA and ZDENEK TYLSAR Reicha Three trios, Op 82 gramophone recordContributors
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