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: OVERTURE
gramophone records: YOUR MIDWEEK CHOICE
A record request programme: THIS WEEK'S COMPOSER
Bach Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue9.17* Partita No. 4, in D major
COLIN TILNEY (harpsichord)
Broadcast on January 21
: ORCHESTRAL CONCERT
gramophone records: ORGAN RECITAL
by MICHAEL AUSTINFrom Wimborne Minster
: MUSIC MAKING
MEMBERS OF THE MELOS ENSEMBLESVIATOSLAV RICHTER (piano)
MILAN ETLIK (clarinet) ANDRÉ GERTLER (violin) DIANE ANDERSEN (piano) gramophone records
Contributors
: MIDDAY CONCERT
NICOLAS KYNASTON (organ)ROYAL LIVERPOOL
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Leader. Clifford Knowles
Conductor, CHARLES GROVES
Contributors
: Midday Concert
[Continued]Hebridean Symphony...Bantock
: MATINEE
BBC MIDLAND LIGHT OrchestraLeader, John Bradbury
Conductor,
GILBERT VINTER LONDON STUDIO ORCHESTRA Leader. Reginald Leopold
Conducted by PHILIP CANNON
Contributors
: MUSIC IN OUR TIME
HEINZ HOLLIGER (oboe) URSULA HOLLIGER (harp)ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Leader, Emanuel Hurwitz
Conducted by RAYMOND LEPPARD and JOHN PRITCHARD
Contributors
: FROM THE PROMS 9
STATE ORCHESTRA of THE U.S.S.R, Leader, Isaac ZhukConducted by DAVID OISTRAKH who Is also the soloist In the concerto
Broadcast on August 29. 1968
Contributors
: LET THE PEOPLES SING
International Choral CompetitionMIXED VOICE CLASS: Semi-final 1
From Sweden
MARIAKÖREN
Conductor, BROR SAMUELSSON
V.
From Great Britain
BLACKBURN BACH Choir
Conductor, JOHN BERTALOT
Adjudicators: KRISTIAN LANGE
HANS KERKHOFF. THOMAS MATTHEWi ALLEN PERCIVAL , ROGER Volet
Introduced by MARTIN MUNCASTER
Produced by Anthony Philpott
Presented by the BBC In collaboration with the European Broadcasting Union
Contributors
: CONCERT CALENDAR
BERNARD KEEFFE takes a look at some musical events in the Midlands and East Anglia during the next seven days: STUDY
See page 44: BACH
The ' '48'Six Preludes and Fugues (Book!)
No. 1, In C major No. 10, In E minor No. 23, In B major
No. 18, In G sharp minor No. 9, in E major
No. 4, In C sharp minor played on the piano by James Friskin (1886-1967)
This is the first of eight programmes recorded in 1962 and 1963 in which James Friskin played Bach's 48 Preludes and Fugues.
Broadcast on April 6. 1963
Next programme : May 4
Contributors
: THE ARTS THIS WEEK
Introduced by Bryan Magee This edition includes:A report from Kinross-shire on the Scottish Arts Festival, Ledlanet Nights
Richard Wollheim 's first novel A Family Romance
Produced by Philip French and Russell Harty
Contributors
: JAZZ INNOVATORS
Three record programmes in which CHARLES Fox discusses musicians who have radically influenced the course of jazz1: Louis Armstrong
Charlie Parker : May 16
Ornette Coleman : May 28
Contributors
: GERMAN STUDENT PROTEST
The Politics of ExperienceDILIP HIRO , after talking to radical students in Berlin and Frankfurt, traces the origins of the German radical protest movement and discusses the views of its initiators and present participants
How do the student activists view the university as a institution, and its role in society and in the protest movement? And what is to become of the protesters, their movement, and West German society?
Produced by Daniel Snowman
Contributors
: Byrd
BBC NORTHERN SINGERSConductor, STEPHEN WILKINSON
ALAN CUCKSTON (harpsichord)
This sweet and merry month; And think ye nymphs; O dear life; Who likes to love
Sellengers Round
The match that's made; Come woeful Orpheus; Crowned with flowers
Pavana Lachrymae; The woods so wilde
If women could be fair; Constant Penelope; Though Amaryllis dance in green; Let fortune fail
Eighth of nine programmes of secular vocal music of the Renaissance
English madrigals: May 25 followed by an interlude at 10.55
Contributors
: THE NEWS
: MARKET TRENDS
Today's overseas commodity and financial news. London Stock Market closing reportAbout this project
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