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Concerto in A major. Op. 9 No.11 (Avison)
ACADF.MY OF
ST. MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS
Directed by NEVILLE MARRINER
7.12* Serenade for Strings
(Berkeley)
STUTTGART CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
Conducted by KARL MÃœNCHINGER
7.26* The Wand of Youth: Suite
No. (Elgar)
LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Conducted by SIR ADRIAN BOULT
7.47* Ballet Music: The Perfect
Fool (Holst)
LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Conducted by SIR ADRIAN BOULT on gramophone records
Contributors
Directed By:
Neville
Marriner
Conducted By:
Sir Adrian
Boult
Conducted By:
Sir Adrian
Boult
: LONDON MOZART PLAYERS
Led by Meyer StolowJACK BRYMER (clarinet)
† Conductor, HARRY BLECH
Mozart
March in D major (K.249)
March in D major (K.335 No. 1)
8.12* Symphony No. 32, in major (K.318)
8.21* Clarinet Concerto in A major (K.622)
8.49* Three Marches (K.408)
Contributors
Unknown:
Meyer
Stolow
Clarinet:
Jack
Brymer
Conductor:
Harry
Blech
: NEWS SUMMARY
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BeethovenRecords of some of his cello music, including the Sonata in C major, and of the song-cycle: An die feme Geliebte
: MUSIC MAKING
THEA KING(clarinet and basset-horn)
GEORGINA DOBREE (basset-horn) JAMES MACGILLIVRAY (heckelphone)
CECIL ARONOWITZ (viola) CELIA ARIELI (piano)
STUART KNUSSEN (double-bass)
† VIOLA TUNNARD (piano)
Contributors
Clarinet:
Thea
King
Basset-Horn:
Georgina
Dobree
Basset-Horn:
James
MacGillivray
Viola:
Cecil
Aronowitz
Piano:
Celia
Arieli
Double-Bass:
Stuart
Knussen
Piano:
Viola
Tunnard
: INTERMEZZO
Suite: The Incredible Flutist(Piston)
CLEVELAND ' POPS ' ORCHESTRA Conducted by LOUIS LANE
11.16* Bess. you is my woman now (Duet, Porgy and Bess, Act 2) (Gershwin)
LEONTYNE PRICE and WILLIAM WARFIELD with the RCA VICTOR ORCHESTRA Conducted by SKETCH HENDERSON
11.22* Danzon Cubano (Copland) NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA on gramophone records
This programme is being broadcast experimentally on the Zenith-G.E. pilot tone stereophonic system from the VHF transmitters at Wrotham and Dover, Kent. To hear the programme in stereophony a special receiver, or an adapter for use with an existing receiver, is necessary. Listeners with normal VHF receivers will hear the programme monophonically as usual.
Contributors
Conducted By:
Louis
Lane
Unknown:
William
Warfield
: ARTIST OF THE MONTH
Colin Horsley (piano)Each month a well-known artist is invited to introduce and perform a wide range of music
In his first programme
COLIN HORSLEY plays
Contributors
Piano:
Colin
Horsley
Unknown:
Colin
Horsley
: PAVEL JOSEF VEJVANOVSKY
(died 1693)Serenada in C major
12.4* Sonata in G major
Members of the PRAGUE WIND ENSEMBLE and the PRAGUE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by LIBOR PESEK on a gramophone record
Contributors
Conducted By:
Libor
Pesek
: MIDDAY CONCERT
PETER GIBBS (violin)BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA Leader, Trevor Williams
Conductor, JAMES LOUGHRAN
Part 1
Contributors
Violin:
Peter
Gibbs
Leader:
Trevor
Williams
Conductor:
James
Loughran
: CONCERTCALENDAR
DONALD JAMES looks at some non-broadcast musical events taking place in Scotland and the West during the next seven daysContributors
Unknown:
Donald
James
: THE NEWS
: MIDDAY CONCERT
Part 2 Before ab invited audience in BBCStudio One, Glasgow.
: BBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRA
Leader. David AdamsConductor, TERENCE LOVETT
Overture: The Boatswain's Mate
Ethel Smyth
A Hillside Melody
Montague Phittips
Suite: London Every Day....Coates
Covent Garden (Tarantelle) Westminster (Meditation) Knightsbridge (March)
Contributors
Leader:
David
Adams
Conductor:
Terence
Lovett
: PERCY GRAINGER
Lincolnshire PosyEASTMAN SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE Conducted by FREDERICK FENNELL
2.45* Colonial Song; Spoon River;
Handel in the Strand
EASTMAN-ROCHESTER POPS ORCHESTRA
Conducted by FREDERICK FENNELL
Contributors
Conducted By:
Frederick
Fennell
Conducted By:
Frederick
Fennell
: ALFRED BRENDEL
(piano)Liszt
Mephisto Waltz No 1
Two operatic transcriptions:
3.12* The Miserere from Verdi's It Trovatore
3.21* Isolde's Liebestod from Wagner's Tristan und Isolde
3.27* Czardas macabre on gramophone records
: Carmen
Opera in four actsMusic by Bizet
Words by HENRI MEILHAC and LUDOVIC HALEVY
Sung in French on gramophone records
VIENNA STATE OPERA CHORUS VIENNA BOYS' CHOIR, and the VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN
Carmen, arrested for causing a poral on duty. into letting her escape. After serving a prison sentence. Jose seeks out Carmen. with whom he is now deeply in love. and finds himself forced to join her band of smugglers. But Carmen soon discards Jose in favour of the toreador Escamillo. Jose waylays Carmen outside the bullring and pleads with her to return to him: but Carmen mocks him and Jose stabs her to death.
Contributors
Unknown:
Henri
Meilhac
Unknown:
Ludovic
Halevy
Conducted By:
Herbert von
Karajan
: COMPARATIVE RELIGION
5: Christianity by the Rev. Canon HENRY CHADWICK , D.O.Regius Professor of Divinity in the University of Oxford
Reader, ALEC ROBERTSON
First broadcast in Dec. 10, 1964
Contributors
Unknown:
Rev. Canon Henry
Chadwick
Reader:
Alec
Robertson
: THE ELIZABETHAN NATION
Elizabethan Culture and Ideas6: Work and Leisure
The working week in Elizabethan England was very long.
W. G. HOSKINS
Reader in Economic History in the University of Oxford considers whether life was as hard as this suggests; and looks at some of the ways in which the Elizabethans spent their spare time.
With readings from contemporary sources by JOHN GLEN and WILLIAM Fox
Produced by Howard Smith tFirst broadcast February 18. 1965 on Elizabethan Government and Society: Tuesdays at 7.0 p.m.
A paperback is available
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Glen
Unknown:
William
Fox
Produced By:
Howard
Smith
: HENRY WOOD PROMENADE CONCERT
Yvonne Lefébure (piano)Susan Landale (organ)
John Alldis Choir
Conductor, John Alldis
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Led by Jurgen Hess Conducted by Norman Del Mar
From the Royal Albert Hall , London
Part
Contributors
Piano:
Susan
Landale
Unknown:
John
Alldis
Unknown:
Jurgen
Hess
Conducted By:
Norman Del
Mar
Unknown:
Royal Albert
Hall
: * THE DECLINING ROMAN EMPIRE
Second of four weekly talks Roman Currency by PHILIP GRIERSONFellow of Caius College, Cambridge President of the Royal Numismatic Society
The economic history of the later Roman Empire is revealed in its coins, which in the lack of literary evidence provide one main source of imperial history. Philip Grier son discusses two economic revolutions.
Contributors
Unknown:
Philip
Grier
: * PROMENADE CONCERT
Part: THE ART OF THE PREACHER
Five studies in styles and stylists in pulpit oratory from the Reformation to the nineteenth century by JOHN CHANDOS1: The World of Hugh Latimer Readers, PAUL ROGERS and ANTHONY JACOBS
Produced by George MacBeth
Lancelot Andrewes and John Donne : September 10
See previous page
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Chandos
Readers:
Hugh
Latimer
Readers:
Paul
Rogers
Readers:
Anthony
Jacobs
Produced By:
George
MacBeth
Produced By:
Lancelot
Andrewes
Produced By:
John
Donne
: HANDEL
Sonata No. 4, in D major Sonata No. 5, in A majorALFREDO CAMPOLI (violin)
GEORGE MALCOLM (harpsichord) on a gramophone record
Contributors
Violin:
Alfredo
Campoli
Harpsichord:
George
Malcolm
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