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: Open University
FMon/yThe Future of NATO and the Warsaw Pact
: Weather
: Holst Choral Music
Hymn to Dionysus; Choral Hymns from the Rig VedaGerald Finley (baritone) Osian Ellis (harp)
RCM Chamber Choir
RPO/David Willcocks Records
Contributors
: News
: Sur les pointes
First of six programmes of ballet music. Auber Overture:Le Cheval de bronze
BOSTON POPS JOHN WILLIAMS Saint-Saens Le Rouet d'Omphale, Op 31
FRENCH NATIONAL ORCH/
SEIJI OZAWA
Offenbach Le Voyage dans la lune (excerpts) PHILHARMONIA/
ANTONIO DE ALMEIDA
Gounod Ballet: Faust
NEW PHILHARMONIA/ MACKERRAS. Records
Contributors
: News
: Your Concert Choice
Hovhaness Concerto (Artik)MEIR RIMON (horn)
ISRAEL PO/DAVID AMOS Schubert Fantasie in F minor:
CYRIL SMITH and PHYLLIS SELLICK (piano duet)
Gounod Cavatina (Faust: Act 3)
FRANCO CORELLI (tenor) LSO/RICHARD BONYNGE Lefebure-Wely
Bolero de concert
MARIE-LOUISE
JAQUET-LANGLAIS (organ) Arensky Piano Trio No 1 in D minor: BORODIN TRIO Myaskovsky Symphony No 25: USSR RSO/
SVETLANOV. Records
Contributors
: Music Weekly
with Michael Oliver. Music for Movement:Choreographer Ian Spink and composer Judith Weir discuss Heaven Ablaze in His Breast, their new collaboration for the dance company Second Stride.
The Roots of 'Testimony': Stephen Johnson turns over some of Shostakovich's old leaves. Plus a conversation with Robert Simpson.
Producer ANDREW LYLE
Contributors
: BBC Scottish SO
led by GEOFFREY TRABICHOFF conducted by JERZY MAKSYMIUKKRZYSTOF JAKOWICZ (violin)
Chausson Poeme, for violin and orchestra
Rachmaninov Symphony No 2. BBC Scotland
Contributors
: Prussia Cove at Cricklade
DANIEL PHILLIPS (violin) TODD PHILLIPS (violin)CATHERINE METZ (viola) TIMOTHY EDDY (cello)
STEVEN ISSERLIS (cello) JANET HILTON (clarinet) JUUAN JACOBSON (piano) Boccherini Quintet No 16 in D minor (G 280)
Beethoven Trio in B flat for clarinet, cello and piano. Op 11
1.20 Interval Reading
1.25 Messiaen Quatuor pour la fin du temps
(Given by Cricklade Music Festival in association with W. H. Smith ) BBC Bristol
Contributors
: Mozart
Divertimento in F (K 213) BERLIN PHILHARMONIC WINDENSEMBLE. Record
: Love and War
Madrigals fromMonteverdi's eighth book. SCHUTZ CONSORT
LONDON BAROQUE PLAYERS/ ROGER NORRINGTON
Contributors
: Sibelius and Beethoven
BAVARIAN RSO/COUN DAVIS Sibelius The Swan of Tuonela; Symphony No 73.55 Interval Reading
4.00 Beethoven Symphony No 3 in E flat (Eroica)
(Bavarian Radio recording)
: Celebrity Recital
MELOS QUARTETWith BARBARA HENDRICKS (soprano)
Brahms Quartet No 1 in C minor
5.35 Interval Reading
5.40 Schoenberg Quartet No 2
(Swiss Radio recording)
Contributors
: Sailing without an Anchor
The AmericanConstitution and the rise of the President's men. Michael Charlton with five documentaries about the origins and development of America's National Security Council. 4: A Renaissance Court Contributors include Robert McFarlane , Richard Allen and Zbigniew Brzezinski. Mono
Contributors
: Bach
Chromatic Fantasia(BWV 903); Concerto in the Italian Style (BWV 971) ROBERT WOOLLEY (harpsichord)
Contributors
: Haydn
live from the RoyalFestival Hall, London.
EIDDWEN HARRHY (soprano) CAROLYN WATKINSON (mezzo-soprano)
MALDWYN DA VIES (tenor) KLAUS MERTENS (bass) BBC WELSH CHORUS chorusmaster
JOHN HUGH THOMAS
BBC WELSH SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA led by JAMES CLARK conducted by FRANS BRUGGEN
Anthem: Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser ;
Invocation to Neptune; Symphony No 100 in G (Military)
8.10 Art historian Richard Walker visits the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, where he reconsiders the public and private image of Nelson as adventurer and hero.
8.30 Nelson Mass
Contributors
: Poet of the Month
Novelist, essayist, translator and poetCharles Sisson talks with Clive Wilmer about the influences on his work, his love of the West Country and his admiration for the Roman poet Lucretius. Producer KATHY WATSON
Contributors
: Divertimenti
Britten Phantasy Quintet in F minorTchaikovsky Souvenir de Florence (R)
: The Company of Angels
recorded in the Chapel of Magdalen College, Oxford. Antiphon: BenediciteDominum omnes angeli Jubilate in C (Britten) St Michael Antiphon : Archangele Michael
Readings: Revelation 12, w 7-12 (AV); Paradise Lost: Book 6 (Milton) Anthem: Factum est silentium (Dering) Psalm 134 (Wert) Guardian Angels
Antiphon: Sancti angeli custodes nostri
Hymn: Te lucis ante terminum (Tallis)
Readings: Matthew 18, w 1-5, 10 (RSV); The
Faerie Queene: Canto 2 (Spenser)
Psalm 91 (Walmisley) Hymn: Custodes hominum (Harper)
The Company of Angels
Antiphon: Laudate Deum , omnes angeli
Anthem: Faire Is the Heaven (Harris) Reading (AV):
Revelation 5, w 6-14 Hymn: Te Deum in C (Britten)
The Lord's Prayer (Maxwell Davies)
Hymn (EH 519): Ye watchers and ye holy ones Organ: Les Anges (La Nativite du Seigneur) (Messiaen)
Informator choristarum
DR JOHN HARPER Organ scholar
MAGNUS WILLIAMSON
Contributors
: y Szymanowski
DENNIS LEE (piano) Mazurkas, Op 50Nos 14-16; Fantasy, Op 14; Mazurkas, Op 50 Nos 17-20
BBC Wales
: News
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