Listings
: Gharbar
TAJUNISSA HASNAIN talks about ' Holidays KAILESH PURI talks about ' Social Work for the Host Community', and PARVEEN MIRZA about ' Too Much Attention Being Given to Kids! '. The story is The Cats and the Monkey told by RANI DUBE, and the music item is performed by ALAM LOHAR.Producer ASHOK RAMPAL
An Asian Unit presentation BBC Birmingham
Contributors
: Open University
4.55 Schools Council Curriculum Project5.20 Isotopes in Geology
5.45 Perfect Solids
6.10 Oxidative Phosphorylation: 1
6.35 Appearance and Reality
: News on 2 Headlines
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2: Mr Smith's Flower Garden
The last of five programmes presented by Geoffrey SmithThe Mixed Border: GEOFFREY SMITH designs and builds a border in a typical suburban garden.
Series producer PETER RIDING
Director BRIAN DAVIES
Contributors
: Newsday
Presented by Michael Charlton and Richard Kershaw with David Sells Newsreader Angela RipponContributors
: Dance Month
An Evening with the Royal Danish Ballet live from The Royal Theatre, CopenhagenThe Royal Danish Ballet has an unbroken tradition going back to the second half of the 18th century. In tonight's programme, they present ballets by three of their most famous ballet masters.
The first ballet is by AUGUST BOURNONVILLE, ballet master 1830-1877 The Conservatory (The Dancing School)
A re-creation of a ballet class in a Paris dancing school of the 1820s. Ballet Master Flemming Ryberg Pupils Annemarie Dybdal, Linda Hindberg , and artists of the ROYAL DANISH BALLET
During the interval, a documentary film Not Only for Pleasure tells the history of the Royal Theatre at 8.45* The Miraculous Mandarin Choreographed by the Company's present director FLEMMING FLINDT in 1967, it uses BELA BARTOK 'S famous score of the same name. The ballet tells the story of three ruffians who force a prostitute to rob her customers. A Mandarin appears and they try to kill him, but he cannot die until the young girl finally submits to his desire.
In The Spirit of the Rose
A film that tells the story of ballet in Denmark at 9.55* Etudes
Choreographed by HARALD LANDER in 1948, it starts with a demonstration of basic ballet positions and ends with the company in a dazzling display of dance technique. The soloists Mette Henningen Ib Andersen , Niels Kehlet
Palle Jacobsen , and artists of the ROYAL DANISH BALLET
THE ROYAL DANISH ORCHESTRA was conducted by PETER ERNST LASSEN and TAMÃS veto
Film commentary PAUL VAUGHAN
The Conservatory: Music by H. s. PAULJ Designer OVE CHRISTIAN PEDERSEN
Choreography AUGUST BOURNONVILLE The Miraculous Mandarin MuSiC BELA BARTOK
Designer PREBEN HORNUNG
Choreography FLEMMING FLINIDT
TV presentation for Denmark Radio by PREBEN MONTELL
Contributors
: William Wilson
A Tale by Edgar Allan Poe adapted by Hugh Whitemorewith Norman Eshley as William Wilson and Stephen Murray as Dr Bransby
Contributors
: * Late News on 2
Weather: Closedown
Sir Hugh Casson talks about The Travelling Companions by Augustus Egg, reproduced by courtesy of Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery.Contributors
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