Listings
: New Records
Corelll Sonata in B flat, Op 5 No 2: DENES KOVACS (violin) EDE BANDA (Cello)JANOS SEBESTYEN (harpsichord)
8.16* Beethoven Four Ariettas and a Duet, Op 82
PETER SCHREIER (tenor) ADELE STOLTE (soprano) WALTER OLBERTZ (piano)
8.28* Schubert Impromptu In c minor (D 899 No 1)
ALFRED BRENDEL (piano)
8.38* Haydn Piano Trio in D minor (n xv 23): BEAUX ARTS TRIO
Contributors
: Your Concert Choice
A record request programmeMozart Symphony No 17, in G (K 129): ORCHESTRA OF NAPLES conducted by DENIS VAUGHAN
9.19* Delius Cello Concerto JACQUELINE DU PRE
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR MALCOLM SARGENT
9.44* Wagner Overture: Tannhauser
NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR ADRIAN BOULT
Contributors
: Music Magazine
Record Review, contributed by JOAN CHISSELL , EDWARD GREENFIELD and PHILIP HOPE-WALLACE Edited by ANNA INSTONE and JULIAN HERBAGEIntroduced by JULIAN HERBAGE
Contributors
: BBC Symphony Orchestra
led by MAURICE BRETT conducted by RAYMOND LEPPARD with MICHAEL ROLL (piano) Part 1 RegerSerenade in G major
11.40* Reger's Centenary
Max Reger was born on 19 March 1873. DONALD MITCHELL makes a centenary assessment of his work and its place in 20th-century music.
11.50* Concert: part 2
Mozart Piano Concerto No 25, in c major (K 503)
Poulenc Ballet Suite: Les biches
Contributors
: Cheltenham 1972
GERALD ENGLISH (tenor) JOHN CONSTABLE (piano) Part 1Schubert Schafers Klagelied; Heidenröslein: Nahe des Goliebten; Rastlose Liebe Debussy Proses lyriques
: * A Garland for Christina Rossetti
Selected poems introduced by GEORGE BARKERRead by PAMELA ZINNEMANN
Contributors
: * Recital
Part 2Ravel Histoires naturelles
Schubert Wandrers Nachtlied II; Der Fischer; Erster Verlust ; Ganymed; Der Musensohn
(Given in the Shaftesbury Hall)
Contributors
: Scarlatti Sonatas
A fortnightly seriesE (Kk 134); E (Kk 135); E (Kk 136); E minor (Kk 147); c (Kk 485); c (Kk 486); c (Kk 487)
TREVOR PINNOCK (harpsichord)
Contributors
: Concert from Glasgow
STOIKA MILANOVA (violin)BBC SCOTTISH SYMPHONYORCHESTRA conductor CHRISTOPHER SEAMAN direct from the City Hall Part 1
Panufnik Tragic Overture
3.10* Brahms Violin Concerto
Contributors
: * Edens of the Far North
CUTHBERT GRAHAM discusses the influence of the landscape of northern Scotland on the writers it has produced - Edwin Muir , Neil Gunn , Eric Link -later and Lewis Grassic GibbonContributors
: * Concert
Part 2 Shostakovich Symphony No 15: Talking about Music
with Antony Hopkins(Repeated: Monday, 9.45 am)
Contributors
: Emil Gilels
(piano)Mozart Variations on Salve tu, Domine from Paisiello's I filosofi immaginari (K 398)
Schumann Nachtstucke in r, Op 23 No 2
Beethoven Sonata In A, Op 101 gramophone records
Contributors
: Henry IV, Part 1
by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. with Leo McKern , Peter Jeffrey John Rowe , David BuckPeter Sallis , Elizabeth Spriggs
Music specially composed by DAVID CAIN and played by MICHAEL LAIRD ,MALCOLM SMITH
ROGER BRENNER , MARTIN NICHOLLS CHRISTOPHER BALL , TERRY EMERY and FRANCES KELLY Singer MARTYN HILL
Producer MARTIN JENKINS
(David Kincaid is a National Theatre Player)
followed by an interlude
Contributors
: The French Opera
La Muette de PorticiOpera in five acts. Libretto by SCRIBE and DELAVIGNE. Music by Auber (sung in French)
Produced in 1828, Auber's best grand opera has further claims to fame: it sparked off the Belgian revolution of 1830; and it contains a dumb heroine who ends the opera by plunging into a stream of molten lava. Alfonse D'Arcos , son of the BBC NORTHERN SINGERS, chorus-master STEPHEN WILKINSON
BBC NORTHERN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA , leader BARRY GRIFFITHS conducted by MYER FREDMAN repetiteur COURTNEY KENNY
Producer ERNEST WARBURTON Act 1
9.45* Masaniello: Variation on a Baroque Theme. BASIL DEANE discusses Auber's opera.
10.0* Opera, Acts 2 and 3
Contributors
: * Pubs, Gypsies, Saints
JOHN SEYMOUR , Anglo-Welsh traveller extraordinary, introduces and reads from his own recent poetry.Contributors
: * Opera
Acts 4 and 5 (Adrian de Peyer broadcasts by permission of Covent Garden): News
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