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Time: GTS 8.0 am: Orchestras of the World
Suisse Romande Orchestra conducted by PAUL KLETZKIRachmaninov Symphony No 2, in E minor gramophone record
Contributors
: Master Works
This week the programme includes the first true song-cycle, and a later cycle which is one of the masterworks of French musicBeethoven Song-cycle: An die ferne
Geliebte BRIAN RAYNER COOK (baritone) ANTONY SAUNDERS (piano)
Berlioz Reverie and Caprice, for violin and orchestra JOSEPH SZIGETI (violin) PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by CONSTANT LAMBERT
(gramophone record: recorded in 1946) Faure Lydia ; Fleur jetée
BRIAN RAYNER COOK (baritone) ANTONY SAUNDERS (piano)
Fauré Impromptu No 2, in F minor; Nocturne No 6, in D flat major
VLADO PERLEMUTER (piano)
9.45* Faure Song-cycle: La bonne chanson (poems by Verlaine)
JEANNETTE SINCLAIR (soprano) ERNEST LUSH (piano)
Debussy Prelude a l'apresmidi d'un faune
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by HERBERT VON KARAJAN (gramophone record)
Contributors
: Record Review
Introduced by JOHN LADEBuilding a Library: Bruckner's Symphony No 7, in E, by STEPHEN WALSH
Recent records of pre-classical music: reviewed by CHARLES CUDWORTH
Contributors
: Test Match Special England v Pakistan
SecondTest Match at Lord's Third day
Ball-by-ball commentaries by JOHN ARLOTT , BRIAN JOHNSTON and ALAN GIBSON with comments and summaries by TREVOR BAILEY and KHAN MOHAMMED
Close-of-play summary by E. W. SWANTON
11.25-1.35* including lunch summary
1.35'-1.40« News
1.45*-1.5t* Lunchtime Scoreboard
1.50'-2.10* Your Letters Answered: the commentators answer some of the points raised in listeners' letters
2.10*-4.20* including teatime summary
4.30*-6.40 including close-of-play summary
On days when play finishes early or is abandoned at any time after it has begun, the normal Radio 3 music programmes will be resumed approximately one hour after play has ceased.
Contributors
: The Week Ahead
JOHN AMIS talks to the artists-composers, conductors or performers - most closely concerned with the highlights of next week's broadcast music.Contributors
: Organ Recital
by GILLIAN WEIR from the Royal Festival Hall, London ‡Bach Passacaglia and Fugue in c minor (s 582)
Marchand Basse de trompette: Recit et Tierce en taille; Dialogue Toccata and Fugue In D minor (The Dorian)
Contributors
: Padmavatt
An opera in two acts by ROUSSELLibretto by LOUIS LALOY Concert performance (sung in French)
From the London Coliseum. 1969 co-promotion with the English Bach Festival to mark the centenary of Roussel's birth Cast:
Warriors, priests, palace women, men and women of the people
BBC chorus
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA led by JOHN BROWN conducted by JEAN MARTINON
Act 1: Outside the King's palace at Chittoor
Contributors
: * Raymond Williams
on the Open UniversityOur traditional universities will have to go on being expanded. This will need more resources but it will also need new approaches to teaching. This, as Dr Williams sees rt, is the central importance of the Open University. Its very stress as ' Open ' is a uniquely valuable experiment.
: * Padmavatl
Act 2: The interior of Shiva's Temple: Interpretations on Record
A programme In which different interpretations on gramophone records are compared STEPHEN DODGSON discusses Beethoven's ' Archduke ' Trio as recorded by Thibaud, Casals, and Cortot; Stern. Rose, and Istomin; Zuckerman, Barenboim. and du PrS; the Beaux Arts Trio: Heifetz, Feuermann, and Rubinstein; the Trio di Trieste: and othersContributors
: Grant Johannesen
(piano)Bach Fantasia and Fugue In A minor (s 944)
10. 52* Schubert Eight German Dances (d 790)
11.2* Schumann Fantasy Pieces, Op 12
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