Listings
: News Summary
and Weather Forecast: VIENNA PRO MUSICA ORCHESTRA
Symphony No. 32. in G major(K.318) (Mozart)
Conducted by JONEL PERLIA
8.12* Variations on a rococo theme. for cello and orchestra (Tchaikorsky)
GASPAR CASSADó (cello)
Conducted by JONEL PERLEA
8.31* Rhapsody: Taras Bulba
(Janacek)
Conducted by JASCHA HORENSTEIN on gramophone records
Contributors
: NEWS SUMMARY
and Weather Forecast: BACH CANTATAS
Cantata No. 137: Lobe den Herrn. den mächligen König der EhrenGERTE LUTZE (tenor)
BANS HAUPTMANN (bass)
CHOIR OF
ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH, LEIPZlG and the STATE AND GMANDHAUS ORCHESTRAS
Conducted by GÜNTHER RAMIN
9.27* Cantata No. 212: Mer hahn en neue Oberkeet (Peasant Cantata)
LISA OTTo (soprano)
DIETRICH FISCHER- DIESKAU (baritone)
Members of the CHOIR OF
ST. HEDWIG'S CATHEDRAL. BERLIN and the BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Conducted by KARL FORSTER on gramophone records
Contributors
: On Stage
Music from opera and ballet with the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Leader, Arthur LeavinsConductor, VILEM TAUSKY and VICTORIA ELLIOTT (soprano)
ROBERT SAVOlE (baritone)
Introduced by ANDREW GEMMILL
Produced by Alan Abbott
The programme Includes excerpts from:
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: Jazz Record Requests
If play at Lord's has been abandoned for the day the Third Programme will begin at 6.0 p.m. with gramophone records of piano music by Brahms.Contributors
: DEBUSSY AND SKALKOTTAS
ALICE GABBAI (mezzo-soprano)PIERA BRIZZI (piano)
Contributors
: A BUCHANAN APPROACH TO THE REGIONS
by DEREK RIGBV CHILDSTown planning consultant
One in a series of seven talks
Following on Max Lock's talks on the weaknesses in our town planning system. Derek Rigby Childs outlines a possible anatomy for the Government's proposed economic regions.
Second broadcast
Contributors
: HISTORIC PERFORMANCES ON RECORD
Sergei Rachmaninov (piano) playing Sonata No. 2. in B flat minor (Chopin)Contributors
: STRUCK BY APOLLO
A biographical impression of the German poet Friedrich Hölderlin(1770-1843) by ANNE BERESFORD and MICHAEL HAMBURGER
Produced by MAURICE BROWN
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: ORCHESTRAL CONCERT
Robert Gerle (violin)London Symphony Orchestra Leader, Erich Gruenberg
Conducted by John Carewe
Part
Contributors
: TWO WRITS FOR THE HOUSE OF LORDS
by HENRY BURROWS , C.B., C.B.E.Henry Burrows, a former Clerk-Assistant in the House of Lords, draws upon his personal experience of its workings to propose a concrete scheme for the reform which is often discussed but rarely specified. It is based upon the Idea of two kinds of Writ of Summons for peers; one giving the right to speak and vote. the other only giving the right to speak.
Contributors
: ORCHESTRAL CONCERT
Part: MUSIC IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY LITERATURE
The second of four talks by EDWARD LOCKSPEISER Vinteuil and the musical experienceSeveral writers of recent times have attempted to define the new problems facing the composer in the present century. Edward Lockspeiser discusses Jean-Christophe, Vinteuil, and Adrian Leverkühn who were the creations of Rolland. Proust, and Mann and relates these fictitious characters to the great figures of twentieth-century music.
Contributors
: BACH
Fantasia In G major (S.572)10.48* Chorale Preludes:
Wachet auf, ruft uns die
Stimme (S.645)
Wo soll ich fliehen hin (S.646) Meine Seele erhebt den Herren (S.648) played by GERAINT JONES (organ)
From the Italian Church Clerkenwell Road, London
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: THE NEWS
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