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Time: GTS 8.0 am: International Chamber Orchestras
Budapest Philharmonic Society Chamber Orchestra conducted bv MIKLOS ERDELVIWerner Organ Concerto in 8 flat major: gabor LEHOTKA Albrechtsberger Sonata a quattro, in F major
(conducted by FRIGYES SANDOR ) Boismortier Concerto in A minor, for two oboes and string orchestra
PETER PONGRACZ , PETER JAGASICH Michael Haydn Suite : Pietas in impium gramophone records
Contributors
: The Saturday Concert
Mozart Symphony No 35 0 AMSTERDAM CONCERTGEBOUW ORCHESTRA conducted by eugen JOCHUM9.26' Schoenberp Violin Concerto: HYMAN BRESS 0 PRAGUE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted by jindrich rohan
9.55* Schumann Symphony No 4, in d minor 0 VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by GEORG SOLTI
10.26* Goldmark Violin Con-, certo No 1: NATHAN MILSTEIN PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by HARRY BLECH gramophone records
Contributors
: Edinburgh International Festival
HEINZ HOLLlGER (oboe) CHRISTIANE JACCOTTET (harpsichord* from the Freemasons' HallPart 1
Couperin Concerto No 5 (Les gouts-reunisi 11.12* Rameau Four pieces from Nouvelle Suite de pieces de clavecin
11.27* William Babell Sonatain c minor, Op 1 No 2
Contributors
: * during the interval
Madrigals from the Court of James I, sung by the PURCELL CONSORT OF VOICES gramophone record: * Festival Recital
Part 2Handel Sonata in G minor (Op 1 No 6)
12.5* Berio Sequenza VII
12.14* Stockhausen Spiral
(Edinburgh Festival: page 12)
: Tchaikovsky
Ballet Suite: NutcrackerBERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by VON KARAJAN gramophone record
Contributors
: Rameau, Goehr, Tippett
MONTEVERDI ORCHESTRA conductor JOHN ELIOT GARDINER Rameau Suite: Dardanus1.23* Goehr Little Symphony
1.51* Tippett Divertimento for chamber orchestra (Sellinger's Round)
Contributors
: Afternoon Sequence
Noel Goodwin presents records including at 2.3(1* Five Neapolitan Songs by Henze; at 3.0* Constant Lambert's Rio Grande: at 3.30* a scene from Madam Butterfly with victoria DE LOS ANGELES; and at 3.55* Rimsky-Korsakov's SheherazadeContributors
: The Week Ahead
JOHN amis talks to artists concerned with the highlights of next week's broadcast musicContributors
: Schumann
EDITH VOGEL (piano) Three Romances, Op 288.16* Nachtstiicke, Op 23
Novelletten Nos 6, 7, 3, and 2
Contributors
: I Solisti Veneti
conducted by CLAUDIO SCIMONEAlbinoni Concerto in F major. Op 5 No 2
Geminiani Concerto Grosso in c minor, Op 3 No 2
Vivaldi Concerto in B flat major (R Op 27 No 5) gramophone records
Contributors
: Edinburgh International Festival
Elegy for Young Lovers An opera in three actsLibretto by w. H. AUDEN and CHESTER KALLMAN
Music by HANS WERNER henze (sung in the original English) A Scottish Opera production from the King's Theatre
SCOTTISH NATIONAL ORCHESTRA conductor ALEXANDER GIBSON Produced by THE COMPOSER Act 1
(Edinburgh Festival: page 12)
Contributors
: * Law in Action
Plight of the Blameless Offender, by KEITH EVANS +It is possible for a man to be convicted of a crime without having any idea that he has done something wrong and with no intention to do wrong. This type of offence, the ' absolute ' offence, is growing.
Contributors
: * Elegy
Act 2: * W. H. Auden
talks about the job of the librettist: an extract from a lecture on 'The Mythical World of Opera.' (BBC Sound Archives recordings): * Elegy
Act 3: Beethoven
VIENNA MOZART ENSEMBLE directed by WILLI BOSKOVSKY (violin) gramophone recordContributors
: The Gabrielis
DENf?< ARNOI.D compares the contrasting styles of the two most famous composers of the Gabrieli family, Andrea and Giovanni.About this project
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