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: Open University
Nuclear Weapons: Inquiry, Analysis and Debate: Weather
: News
: Morning Concert
Albinoni Oboe Concerto inBflat,Op7No3 SIDNEY SUTCUFFEVIRTUOSI OF ENGLAND/
ARTHUR DAVISON
7.13* Schubert Im Abendrot GERARD SOUZAY (baritone) DALTON BALDWIN (piano)
7.17* Mozart Piano Concerto No 13 in C (K 415)
ENGUSH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA directed by MURRAY PERAH 1A (piano)
7.43* Smetana Symphonic poem: Richard in BAVARIAN RSO/RAFAEL KUBEUK
8.00 News
8.05 Weber Overture: Oberon
BERLIN PO/HERBERT VON KARAJAN
8.13* Wieniawski Violin
Concerto No 2: ITZHAK PERLMAN
LPO/SEUIOZAWA
8.35* Hindemith Symphonic metamorphosis of themes by Carl Maria von Weber
LSO/CLAUDIO ABBADO Records
Contributors
: This Week's Composer
Michael Haydn Symphony in GBOURNEMOUTH SINFONIETTA/
HAROLD FARBERMAN Duo No 1 in c
MARK LUBOTSKY (violin) NOBUKO IMAI (viola)
Symphony in D (p 43)
BOURNEMOUTH SINFONIETTA/ HAROLD FARBERMAN. Records
Contributors
: Strauss
Symphony for 16 wind instruments (From a Happy Workshop)MUNICH WIND ACADEMY/
WOLFGANG SAWALLISCH Record
Contributors
: RoumlanaAthanassova
(piano)Dvorak Theme and Variations in A flat major, Op 36
Mendelssohn, arr Rachmaninov Scherzo (A Midsummer Night's Dream)
Smetana On the Seashore Weber Sonata No 4 in E minor, Op 70 (R)
: Schlomo Mintz
(viola) and PAUL OSTROVSKY (piano) Brahms Sonata in F minor, Op 120 No 1(RIAS Berlin recording from the 1986 Berlin Festival)
Contributors
: Newbury Spring Festival 1987
KO IWASAKI (cello)FRANK LLOYD (horn) HUW JENKINS (horn)
ANTHONY GLADSTONE (horn) TIMOTHY CAISTER (horn)
CITY OF LONDON SINFONIA led by NICHOLAS WARD conducted by RICHARD HICKOX Part 1 Robin Holloway
Serenata notturna (for four horns and orchestra) Haydn Cello Concerto inD(Hvnb2)
Contributors
: News
: Newbury Spring Festival
Part 2 Faure Elegie Op 24 Saint-Saens Allegro appassionato in B minor, Op 43 Rachmaninov Vocalise, Op 34 No 14Prokofiev Sinfonietta in A, Op 48. BBC Bristol
Contributors
: A Leipzig Kantor
Johann Kuhnau was Bach's predecessor as Kantor of the Thomaskirche in Leipzig. He was also a distinguished lawyer, linguist and philosopher.Sonata No 2 in D; Partita No 4 in F minor; Sonata No 5 in E minor; Partita No 2 in D ALAN CUCKSTON (harpsichord)
Contributors
: Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
conducted by SIMON RATTLE MARIA EWING (soprano)BARBARA HENDRICKS (soprano) JERRY HADLEY (tenor) DAVID THOMAS (bass)
MASTER CHORALE
Haydn Symphony No 90 in c Ravel Sheherazade
Mozart Mass in c minor (K 427) (NPR recording of concert in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, LA Music Center)
Contributors
: Paganini and Gragnanl
JEAN-JACQUES KANTOROW (violin) ANTHEA GIFFORD (guitar) Paganini Three duets:No 7 in c; No 8 in f; No 9 in Fillippo Gragnani Sonata, Op8No2
Paganini Three duets: No 10 in D minor; No 11 in E; No 12 in G (R)
Contributors
: Mainly for Pleasure
Presented by Andrew Keener Producer HUGH WARWICKContributors
: Bandstand
CHETHAM'S SCHOOL OF MUSIC CHOIR chorusmaster JOHN POWELLIMl YORKSHIRE IMPERIAL BAND conducted by JOHN PRYCE-JONES Malcolm Arnold Little Suite No 2; Song of Freedom BBC Manchester (R)
Contributors
: News
: Sketches of Britain
The third of a series of talks that steadfastly ignore London and the Home Counties.Bruce Lenman , Reader in History at the University of St Andrews, thinks that
Scotland has suffered more than most places from the ill-conceived wave of local government reorganisation that occurred in the 1970s.
Contributors
: The Ring from Munich
The new production by NIKOLAUS LEHNHOFF of Wagner'sDer Ring des Nibelungen at the Munich National Theatre 3: Siegfried
BAVARIAN STATE ORCHESTRA conducted by WOLFGANG SAWALLISCH
(Bavarian Radio recording of the first night, given in March)
7.15 Act 1
8.50* Act 2
10.20* Act 3 including at 8.35* and 10.05* The Couch Ringed by Flame Patrick Carnegy introduces more selections from Pro and Contra Wagner by THOMAS MANN read by Stephen Thome Did Richard Wagner 's psychological insights in The Ring anticipate the discoveries of Freud?
(Götterdämmerung follows on Sunday at 5.00)
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: News
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