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INSTRUMENTS con. (contralto) Col (Columbia) EA (Experiences P-3 (Project 3) bas. (bassoon) m-sop.(mezzo-soprono) Com (Command) Anonymes) Pro (Protone) c. (cello) c-ten. (counter-tenor) CRI (Composers GC (Golden Crest) RCA(RCAVictor) cl. (clarinet) ten. (tenor) Recordings, Inc.) Hel (Heliodor) Repeat (Repeat) dbl-bs.(double-bass) bar. (baritone) ConD (Concert Disc) Kapp (Kopp) SFM (Society for eh. (english horn) bs. (bass) ConS (Connoisseur So- Lon (London) Forgotten Music) fh. (french horn) RECORD LABELS ciety) lyr (lyrichord) SFr (Societe Fran-fl. (flute) Ang (Angel) CP (Counterpoint/Esc- Mace (Mace) coise du Son) g. (guitar) Ang Ser (Seraphim) teric) Mer (Mercury) Sam (Somerset) I. (lute) Argo (Argo) Cross (Crossroads) Man (Monitor) Tele (Telefunken) o. (oboe) Art (Artia) Dec (Decca) MHS (Musical Heri- Turn (Turnabout) or. (organ) AudFi (Audio Fidelity) Des to (Des to) tage Society) Uro (Urania) p. (piano) BG (Bach Guild) DGG (Deutsche MG (Music Guild) Von (Vanguard) tr. (trumpet) Bar (Baroque) Grommophon) Nsch (Nonesuch) Vox (Vox) va. (viola) Bas (Boston) Dover (Dover) Ol (L'Oiseou lyre) West (Westminster) v. (violin) Com (Cambridge) Ep (Epic) Pori (Parliament) VOCALISTS Cap (Capitol) Elec (Eiectrolo) Phil (Philips) sop. (soprano) Cor (Corson) Ev (Everest) Phi I WS (World Series)

WEDNESDAY

1 6:00A.M.

News. TELEMANN: Sonata o Quattro in A­Solisti di Zagreb, Jonigro (BG 5028) 8.

BATH: "Cornish Rhapsody"- Pennorio, p.; Hollywood Bowl Sym, Dragon (Cop 8326) 6.

DELIUS: "On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring"- Philadelphia, Ormondy (Col 6376) 6.

VIVALDI: Concerto for Scordoturo Violin -Gerle; Vienna Radio Orch, Zeller 'YVest 17123) 14.

GIO. TOESCHI: Menuett from Sonata for Viola d' Amore & Boss -Stumpf, va.; La­Roche, hps. (Mace 9049) 3.

DUEBEN: 3 Donees .;. Camerata lutetiensis (Nsch 73014) 7.

7:00A.M.

News. COUPER IN: Concert Royal #10 -Fer­nandez, v.; R. Boulay, vo.; Posquier, c.; l. Boulay, hps. (MG 108) 9.

PURCELL: Trumpet Sonata - Wobisch; Solisti di Zagreb, Jonigro (BG 5041) 5,

K. STAMITZ: Sinfonio Concertante in A­Soloists; Collegium Aureum (RCA 1339) 18.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Selections from Act I of "Swan lake" Ballet- Boston Pops, Fied­ler (RCA 2688).

8:00A.M.

News. BERLIOZ: "King lear" Overture -Prague Sym, Smetocek (Pari 603) 15,

LO PRESTI: Suite for 8 Horns -los Angeles Horn Club (Ang Ser 60095) 9.

BIBER: Violin Sonata #5- Monosoff, v.; Smith, hps.; Scholz, va, (Cam 1813) 12.

A. MARCELLO: Oboe Concerto inC - Pierlot; Saar Chamber Orch, Ristenpart (CP 5608)10.

9:00 A.M.

HOLZBAUER: Quintette in B -Vienna Concen­tus Musicus (Tele 9445) 14.

LISZT: "Unstern" -Sergio Fiorentino, P• (Dov­er 7010) 9.

SIBELIUS: Symphony #5 -Rochester Philhar­monic, Bloomfield (Ev 3068) 30.

10:00 A.M.

News. BACH: Sinfonia from the Cantata #75 "Whatever God Ordains is Right") -Vienna Radio Orch, Rudolf fYYest 17151) 3.

BEETHOVEN: Quartet #a - Juilliard String Quartet (Ep 152) 34.

MENDELSSOHN: Variations in B-Fiat, Op. 83A - Kyriakou & Klien, duo-p. (Vox 5413) 12.

11:00 A.M.

WALTON: Portita for Orchestra- Cleveland Orch, Szell (Ep 1024) 15.

LOCATELLI: Violin Concerto, Op. 3 #3 from "The Art of the Violin" - Loutenbacher; Mainz Chamber Orch, Kehr {Vox 500500)25.

M. HAYDN: Selection:; from the Divertimento in G - Members of Vienna Octet(lon 6352)

NOON

News. J, STRAUSS, JR.: "The Gypsy Bor­on"· Overture -Phil harmonia Orch, Krlps (Ang 35873) B.

CASTELNUOVO-TEDESCO: "Sea Murmurs" (Arr. Heifetz) -Friedman, v.; Smith,p. (RCA 2671) 2.

BEETHOVEN: Symphony #7 - london Sym, Monteux (RCA 1061) 38.

1:00 P.M.

MENDELSSOHN: "The Hebrides" Overture· Cleveland Ofch, Szell (Ep 1259) II.

CORELLI: Concerto Grosso, Op. 6,*2 -Slovak Chamber Orch, Warchol (Cross. 2216-Dl98) II.

ElGAR: "Pomp & Circumstance" March, Op 39,#4 (Arr. Retford)- Royal Air Force Central Band, Wallace (Cap 8685) 5.

WEBER: Piano Concerto #2 - Wuehrer; Vienna Pro Musico Orch, Sworowsky (Turn 34155) 23.

2:00 P.M.

News. MUSIC FROM OBERLIN. Repeat of program of lost Sunday night.

3:00 P.M.

BERWI'.LD: "Estrella de Soria" Overture -Swedish Radio Orch, Erhling (Nsch 71218) 8.

DVORAK: Quartet #4 - Juilliard String Quartet (RCA 2524) 33.

ALBINONh Trumpet Concerto, Op.7,#3 -Andre; Poillard Chamber Orch (MHS 755) 9.

4:00P.M.

IVES: "Housatonic at Stockbridge" from "Three Places in New England" -L.A. Sym, Janssen (Ev 3118) 5.

t.EKEU: 3rd Movement of Cello Sonata, "Con­fessions of on English Opium Eater" -Van Den Burg, c.; Duke, p. (SFM 2008) II,

MOZART: March in F, K.248- Vienna Mozart Ensemble, Boskovsky (Lon 6490) 5.

HONEGGER: Symphony lf2 - Czech Phil., Baudo (Cross 2216..Q009) 24.

5:00P.M.

SULLIVAN: "H.M.S. Pinafore" Overture­Orch, Word (RCA 1196) 4.

BRAHMS: Trio lf3 - Suk Trio (Cross 2216-0178) 21.

MASCAGNI: Intermezzo from "Covollerio Rusticano" -Bavarian State Opera Orch, Patane (Cap 8671) 4.

JANACEK: Sinfonietto- Orch, Rozhdest• vensky (Ang 40075) 22.

6:00P.M.

News • (6:05) Stock Market Report.

6:10P.M.

THE CHRONICLE CONCERT ON THE AIR. Harry Ellis Dickson is guest conductor with the Boston Pops Orchestra in this concert recorded "live" and presented by the Houston Chronicle.

ELGAR: Pomp & Circumstance Morek Ht. BEETHOVEN: Egmont Overture. TCHAIKOVSKY: Woltz from "Serenade for

Strings". RAVEL: "Bolero" PISTON: Concerto for Two Pianos & Orch. SHERMAN & SHERMAN: Medley from

"Chitty Chitty Bongbong". ENCORES.

8:00P.M.

1News. iBERLIOZ: "Le Corsolre" Overture - Suisse · Romonde Orch, Ansermet (lon 6439) 9. RAVEL: "Tzigone" - Grumioux, v.; - Lam•

oureux Concerts Orch, Rosenthal (Phil 900-195) 10.

WEINBERGER: Polka & Fugue from "Schwon­do, the Bagpiper" - Pro Arte Orch, Mock­erros (Von 178) 8.

HAYDNWOOD: Concert Woltz "Joyousneu" (No. 6 of Suite "Moods"} - Pro Arte Orch, Weldon (Cop 8684) 4.

SCHUMANN: Konzertstueck in G - Serkln, p.; Philo Orch, Ormondy (Col 6688} 16.

9:00 P.M.

GIORDANO: Intermezzo from·Act 2 of !:Fedora" -Bologna Municipal Theatre Orch, Basile (RCA 1171) 2.

SCHUBERT: Symphony lf9 in C (The Great) -Boston Sym, Steinberg (RCA 3115) 49.

10:00 P.M.

News. ALBENIZ: Tango in D (Arr. Dragon) -Hollywood Bowl Sym, Dragon {Cap 8314) 4.

BEETHOVEN: Violin Concerto- Froncescotti; Columbia Sym, Walter (Col 6263) 43.

11:00 P.M.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: New Pizzicato Polka ·Vi­enna Sym, Sowalllsch (Phil 900-119) 4.

SCHOENBERG: ''Transfigured Night"- Laus­anne Chamber Orch, Desarzens (MG 811) 31.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Variations on o Rococo Theme, Fournier, c.; Phllhormonla Orch, Sargent (Ang 35397) 18.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

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THURSDAY

2 6:00A.M.

News. TELEMANN: Trio in e- Rompol, fl.; Pierlot, o.; Hongne, bas.; Boulay, hps. (Nsch 71124) II.

TORELLI: Concerto Grosso, Op. 8, lf6 (Pos­toral) -1 Musici (Phil 900-Q25) 8.

HANDEL: Violin Sonata Op. tlfl2- Lautenba­cher, v.; Ruf, Hps,, Koch, vo do g. (None 71238) II.

MOZART: Minuets with Contredonses, K. 463-Vienna Mozart Ensemble, Boskovsky (Lan 6413).

VIVALDI: Concerto in C for Diverse Instruments Soloists; Austrian Tonkuenstler Orch, Seipen­busch (MHS 588} 9.

7:00A.M.

News. CUI: "Orientale" from "Kaleidoscope" (Arr. Dragon} - Capitol Sym, Dragon (Cap 8628) 4.

BEETHOVEN: Piano Sonata Ht4 {"Moonlight")· Emil Gilels (Ang 4110) 17.

VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: "The Wasps" Inciden­tal Music -London PhilhCII'I'I1onic, Boult (Ang 3739).

8:.00 A.M.

News.F. STRAUSS: Horn Concerto .. Tuckwell; London Sym, Kertesz (Lon 6519) 15.

LECLAIR: Violin Sonata fl3- Szeryng, v.; Rei-ner, p. (Phil WS 9092) II. ·

HAYDN: Symphony lf44 "Trouer"- San Pietro Orch, Ruotolo (Dec 710069) 22.

9:00 A.M.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: ''Wiener Blut"- Philhar­monic Orch, Klemperer (Ang 35927) 8.

SCHUMANN: "Kreilll~trlona" Op.l6 - Hor· owltx, P• (Cot 7264} 30.

LUM8YE: Concert Pofka-Elboek & Madsen, duo-v.; Tivoii'Concert Hall Sym,Felumb (Vox 5:12840) 5.

SCHUBERT: Selections from Rosamunde In­cidental Music, Netherlands Radio Chor­us; Con~ Orch, Haitlnk (Phil 900-oss).

HhO() A.M.

News: RACHMANINOPP.:.C'e.Uo Sonata in• c:· .. Sl!apito,. c., Wit~ P• ~h 71155)33

CLEMENTI: Symphony, Op. li,HI .. Milan Angeltoum Chamber QRm1 Zedda {MHS 851) 16.

11:00 A.M~

BARTOK: "Kouufn" • ffll .. an Radio-TV Orch, Lehet (Qua(iton !:203...()4} 2:2.

DEL IUS: Vloltn Concett<:~ . .;. Gerle; VIenna State Opera Orch, Ze.fter (\Nest 17045}26

GRANADOS: Donzo Lel'lto • Aflcla de Lor· rocha, p. (Ep .t3lO) 4.

NOON

News. BERLIOZ: "Ramon Carntvol" Over• ture - NY Philharmonlc, Bernstein (Col 6170) 8.

SCHUBERT: Symphony 16 ·Bamberg Sym, Couroud (Vox 510240} 27.

GOSSEC: Sinfoni<:t Concertonte in D from "Mirza" Ballet •loskine & le Dentu,duo h.; Pafllord Chamber Oren (MHS CC•I)I2

1:00 P.M.

BACH: Violin & Harpsichord Sonata H2 • Schneeberger, v.; Muefler, hps. (Nseh 73017) 14.

BELLINI: "Mira, o Norma" from "NCII'I'I1a11 -

Caballe, sop.; Verrett, m10p.(RCA3153) 7.

GOLABEK: Symphony 113- Poznan Phil. Chamber Oren, SotCII'IOWski {Orph 357) 15

M. HAYDN: Selections from the Divertimen to In D- Kury, fl.; DUtka, o.; Freund,fh Sallagor, bas. {MHS 528).

2:00P.M.

News; JPPOLITOV·IVANOV: Cortege of the Sordar from ''Coucoslon Sketches"­Cleveland Oreh, Lane (Epll21) 4.

BEETHOVEN: Quartet 114 inc, Op.IS,Bud­opest Strif'l9 Quartet {Col 606) 20.

GINASTERA: Voriaciones Concertontes -Soloists, Boston Sym, Leinsdorf (RCA3029) 21.

3:00 P.M.

SUPPE: "Boccacclo" Overtvre - Detroit Sym Paroy (Mer 18094) 7.

BACH: Prelude & Fugue in A, BWV 536 -Schoenstedt, or, (None 71241) 7.

MOZART: Clarinet Concerto -Marcellus; Cleveland Orch, Szell (Ep 1241) 29.

STRAVINSKY: Selections from the "Petrush­ka" Ballet- Columbia Sym, Stravinsky (Col 7011)

4:00P.M.

News. LUYTHON: Suavissima -Prague Pro Arte Antiquo Viols {BachG 5019) 3.

PROKOFIEV: Symphony #6 -Boston Sym, Leinsdorf (RCA 2834) 42,

5:00P.M.

HANDEL: "Solomon" Overture & Sinfonia ("Arrival of the Queen of Sheba") -Eng­lish Chamber Orch, Bonynge {!.on 6586)9.

MOZART: Fantasy inc, K.396- Daniel Bar­enboim, p.; ty/est 17139) 9.

LANNER: "Hofballtaenze" -Vienna State Opera Orch, Paulik {Van ISO) 6.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony #5: Waltz- Chi­cago Sym, Gould (RCA 2890) 5.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "Vienna Bonbons"- Min­neapolis Sym, Dorati (Mer 90444) 8.

ZANETTI: {9) Dances for Four Parts - Brass Ensemble, Petit (SFr 20093) 6.

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stock Mark,et Report.

6:10P.M.

CORELL!: Concerto Grosso in g, Op 6 #a, ( "Christmas")- Hungarian Chamber Orch,

T otrai 1 (Mon 2056) 16. SCHUBERT: Rondo in D- Badura-Skoda &

Demus, duo-p. (MG 867) 7, GlAZOUNOV: Meditation, Op. 32 (Orch.

Jones) -Milstein, v .; Orch, Irving (Ang 36002) 3.

VIVALDI: Bassoon Concerto in a, P.70-. Helaerts; Suisse Romonde Orch, Ansermet

(Lon 6603) II. DIZI: Etudes - Zabaleto, h. (CounterP

5542) 3.

7:00P.M.

F!lTZ: Symphony in E-Fiot (Ed Carse) -Vi­enna Radio Orch, Otvoes (MG 856) II.

CANT ALL OS: Sonata inC (Orch Franco) -Madrid Chamber Orch, Gil {Dec 710153)6,

ALBENIZ: "Rumores de Ia Coleta" -Ramon Ybarra, g. ty/est 17117) 4.

FALLA: "The Three-cornered Hot" Ballet Suite -Phil harmonia Orch, Giulini (Ang 35820) 19.

DVORAK: "The Cypresses" #I & #4- Berk­shire Quartet {Vox 551) •

8:00P.M.

News, ARNE: "The Judgement of Paris" Ov­erture (Ed. Corse) - Orch, Surinoch (Hel 25022) 8.

BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto #4- Gilels;

Cleveland, Szell (Ang 36030) 34. WALDTEUFEL: "L'Estudiantina" -Philadelphia

Orch, Ormandy (Col 7032) 5.

9:00P.M.

MOZART: Duo #2 in B-Fiot, K.424, Suk, v.; Skampo, va. (Cross 2216-DOIS) 19.

SULLIVAN: Symphony in e ("The Irish")- Roy­al liverpool Philharmonic, Groves (Odeon 2435) 36.

10:00 P.M.

News. PROKOFIEV: "The Stone Flower" Ballet Suite - Suisse Romande Orch, Varviso (Lon 6458) 51.

II: 00 P.M.

BOYCE: "Peleus & Thetis" Overture - Lamoureux Orch, Lewis (OL 60041) 7.

BRUCKNER: Quintet in F -Amadeus Quintet (DGG 138963) 45.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

F"RIDAY

3 6:00A.M.

News. BEETHOVEN: "Coriolan" Overture - Ber­lin Philharmonic, Karojon (DGG 139001) 9.

BACH: Violin & Harpsichord Sonata #6 -Schnee­berger, v.; Mueller, hps. (Nsch 73017) 15.

CASANOVAS: Sorata in F (Orch. Franco) - Ma­drid Chamber Orch, Gil (Dec 710153) 3,

NAUDOT: Recorder Concerto, Op. 17 lis- Con­rad; Wimer Solisten, Boettcher (BG 70681) II.

LEGRENZI: Sonata - Camerata Lutetiensis (Nsch 730!4) 7,

7:00A.M.

News. TElEMANN: Quartet in d - Ars Recliviva (Pari 607) 14.

BOCCHERINI: Symphony, Op.35 112- Chamber Orch, Borshal (Art 185) 18.

BIBER: Violin Sonata 113 in F - Monosoff, v.; Smith, hps.; Scholz, vo do g. (Cam 1812) 13.

8:00A.M.

News. WAGNER: Tannhauser Overture- Philh Orch, Sowallisch (Ang 35755) 14.

DITTERSDORF: Piano Concerto in A -Abram; Austrian Tonkuenstler Orch, Topolski (MHS 726) 21.

CANNING: Fantasy on a Hymn Tune by Justin Morgan - Houston Sym, Stokowski (Ev 3070)11.

9:00A.M.

FARBERMAN: Impressions -Gomberg, o.; Orch; Percussion Ens., Forbermon (Com 1805) II.

ELGAR: Cello Concerto in e - Pini; london Philharmonic, Beinum (Ev 3141) 28.

GHOPIN: Bolero - Artur Rubinstin, p. (RCA 2889) 8.

PEZEL: Selections for Brass (Ed. King) -Philadelphia Brass Ensemble {Col 6941).

10:00 A.M.

News. M •. HAYDN: Viola & Organ Con:­certo inC - Chailley, vo.; Aloin, or.~ Paillard Chamber Orch, (MHS 720) 30.

KORNGOLD: "Much Ado About Nothing" Incidental Music -Boston Chamber Art­ists, Simon (Bos 1012),

11:00 A.M.

BOYCE: Symphony 114- Wuerttemberg Chan ber Orch, Faerber {Turn 34133) 6,

SCHUBERT: Trio in E Flat for Piano, Vio­lin & Cello, Op. 100- lstomin, Stem, Rose (Col 7419) 45.

NOON

News. BOISMORTIER: Bassoon Concerto in­D - Baroque Chamber Ens (Bar 2803) 7.

RACHMANINOFF: Symphony 13 - London Sym, Previn {RCA 2990) 40,

1:00 P.M.

BIZET: L' Arlesienne: Farondole -Boston Pops, Fiedler {RCA 2827) 3.

MENDELSSOHN: Quartet in e, Op. 44, 112, Fine Arts Quartet (ConD 224) 26.

ALBENIZ: "EI Alboicin" from "Iberia" -Alicia de Larrocho, p. (Ep 158) 7.

BACH: Double & Triple Fugues from "The Art of the Fugue" (Arr. Wlnschermonn)­Soloists; Soar Chamber Orch, Ristenpart {MHS 657 /58)

2:00P.M.

News. PROKOFIEV: March, Op. 69 12, (l'tyrlc") -Symphonic Bond, Sergeyev (Ang 40108) 4.

BIZET:ncarmen" Suite (Arr. Shchedrin) -Bol.shol Theatre Orch, Rozhdestvcmky

. (Ang 40067) 41. . BERG: March from 'Wozzeck" - EL '\r

Concert Bond, Simon (Bos 1012) ;,.

3:00P.M.

BRUCKNER: Symphony #5 in B Flat -Vienna Phil., Knapp~rh {Lon 2205) 60.

4:00P.M.

News. GUERRERO: "Los Gavilanes" Pre· I ude - Spanish Notional Orch, Burgos (Lon 6424) 6.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "North Sea Pictures" -Philharmonic Hungarica, Strauss (Turn 34328) 9.

·-RAVEL: Piano Concerto in D for the Left

Hand - Perlemuter; Colonne Concerts Orch, Horenstein Nox 5410) 18.

CORELL!: Concerto Grosso, Op. 6, #to -Vienna Sinfonietto, Gobermon (Odsy 3236-Q002) 15.

5:00P.M.

DVORAK: "In Nature's Realm" Overture -Vienna State Opera Orch, Somogyi (MG 833) 15.

SPOHR: Fantasy, Op. 35- Niconor Zoboleto, h. (CP 5542) 8.

RIMSK's'-KORSAKOV: Donee of the Tumb­lers from "The Snow Maiden" - London Pops Orch, Fennell (Mer 90440) 4.

LECOCQ: Selections from "Mile, Angot" Ballet (Arr. Jacob) -Royal Opera House Orch, Fistoulori (RCA 1168).

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stock Market Report.

6:10P.M.

LANNER: "Porting Woltz" -Vienna Yolk­soper Oreh, Angerer (Tum 34156) 7.

VIVALDI: Flute Concerto Op. 10, #3-Debost; Toulouse Chamber Orch, Auria­combe (Ang Ser 60128) 9.

CHAVEZ: Symphony #t "Sinfonio de Anti­gono" - NY Stadium Sym, Chavez (Ev 3029) II.

KREISLER: Selections .. NY Concertmast­ers, Vordi (Dec 79986).

7:00P.M.

K. KHACHATURIAN: Violin Sonata- Hei­fetz, v.; Steuber, p. (RCA 2909) 15.

ARENSKY: Suite #2 ("Silhouettes") - Ber­lin Rodio Sym, Lederer (Uro 57117) 15.

COUPERIN: "Lo Francoise" from "Les No­tions" -Chamber Ensemble, Bernord (Bor 2821) 7.

T ANSMAN: "For the Children: (Arr. Lask­ine) -Lily Laskine, h. (MHS 602) 7,

MOZART: Minuets, K.568- Vienna Mo­zart Ensemble, Boskovsky (Lon 6414).

8:00 P.M.

News. THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA CONCERT. Eugene Ormondy is on the podium with guest 'cellist Jacqueline du Pre, in this concert recorded "live" in Philadelphia's Academy of Music, and. presented this evening by RCA Red Seal Recordings, and Home Entertainment, Inc.

HAYDN: Symphony Has HAYDN: 'Cello Concerto in C. DVORAK: 'Cello Concerto in b,

10:00 P.M.

"News. LALO: "Le Roi d'Ys" Overture -Chicago Sym, Mortinon (RCA 2939) II.

LITOLFF: Scherzo from "Concerto Symphoni­que" /14 - Curzon, p.; London Philhor-

monic, Boult (Lon 6157) 7. MENDELSSOHN: Symphony lis ("Reformation")

Cincinnati Sym, Rudolf (Dee 710144) 29.

11:00 P.M.

PROKOFIEV: Piano Sonata #6- Gyorgy Sandor Nox 5409) 29.

R. STRAUSS: "Death & Transfiguration" - Phil­harmonia Orch, Klemperer (Ang 35976) 20.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

6:00A.M.

News. GOTTSCHALK: "America" -Alan Man­del, p. (Desto 6470/73) 4.

COPLAND: "Quiet City" -Utah Sym, Abrava­nel Non 2115) 9.

HEWITT: "The Fourth of July" -Richard Ellsos­ser, or. {Nsch 71200) 9.

THOMSON: "The Plow That Broke the Plains" Suite - Sym of the Air, Stokowski Nan 2095) 14.

VAN EPS: ''Yellowstone Geyser" & "Everglades" Woltz from "The American Scene" -Robert Von Eps, p. (Blue River 1001)

COWELL: Ancient Desert Drone -L.A. Sym, Janssen, (Ev311B) 4.

7:00A.M.

News: KAYE: Voriotions on "Yankee Doodle Dandy"- Virtuoso Piano Quartet (RCA 311, special pressing) 5.

HARRIS: Symphony /13 - Eastman Rochester Oreh Hanson (Mer 90421) 16.

COPLAND: 'Our Town"- London Sym Oreh, Copland (Col 7375) II.

BILLINGS: Songs -Gregg Smith Singers (Col 7277).

HEWITT: "The Bottle of Trenton" -Goldman Band, Goldman (Cop 8631) II.

B: 00 A.M.

News. GERSHWIN: Prelude 112- N.Y. Philhor­monic, Kostelanetz (Col 6133) 3,

COPLAND: Symphony 113 -London Sym, Cop­land ·(Ev 3018) 41.

SOUSA: "The Stars & Stripes Forever" - Boston Sym, Leinsdorf (RCA 2757) 3.

9:00A.M.

IVES: Quartet lit "A Revival Service" - Kohon Quartet {Turn 34157) 20.

PHILLIPS: "Selections from McGuffey's Readers" Eastman Rochester Oreh, Hanson (Mer 90136)

17. GOULD: Spirituals for Orchestra- Chico­

go Sym, Gould (RCA 2850) 16.

10:00 A.M.

News; BARBER: Adagio for Strings -Oreh, Stokowski (Cop 8673) 6.

MENOTTI: Piano Concerto in F -Wild; Sym of the Air, Mester Nan 2094) 36.

SHEPHERD: "The Old Chisolm Trail" from "Horizons" • Cleveland Orch, Lane (Ep 1154) 6.

11:00 A.M.

HANSON: Symphony 113 - Eastman Roch­ester Oreh, Hanson (Mer 90449) 33.

GOTTSCHALK:.Grand Caprice de Concert ("T.he Battle Cry of Freedom")- Alan Mandel, p. (Desto 6470/73) 6.

CRESTON: Morimbu Concertino - Owen -Philadelphia Oreh, Ormondy (Col 6977) 5.

ELWELL: Selections from "The Happy Hyp­ocrite" &oUet -,Ciev.etond Orch, Lane (Ep 1154).

NOON

News. SUCK: Festival Overture ("The Star Spangled Sonner") -Royal Philhar­monic, Krueger {Music in America 141)7.

Trod.: "Aura Lee" (Arr. Dragon) -Capitol Sym, Dragon (Cop 8523) 4.

MAC DOWELL: "To a Wild Rose .. from "Woodland Sketches"- Leonard Pennarlo p. (Cop 8648) 2.

COPLAND: "Rodeo" Sollet Suite - Dallas Sym, Johanos (Tum 34169) 20.

VAN Eps: American Scene Suite - Robert Van Eps, p. (Slue River 1001} II.

1:00 P.M.

THE K I.E f SATURDAY AFTERNOON OPERA.

MENOTTI: "The Medium" (Complete Op­era) -Resnik, Blegen, Derr, Patrick, Carlson- Washington Opera Society, Mester (Col 7387) 60.

2:00P.M.

News: GROFE: Plano Concerto in d -Son­romo- Rochester Philhormonic, Grofe (Ev 3044) 15.

GROFE: "Grand Canyon Suite"- Kostel­onetz Oreh {Col 7425) 32.

3:00P.M.

BEETHOVEN: Variations on "God Save the King" -Alfred Brendel, p. (Turn 34162)9

BALES: "The Revolution", a Cantata based on the music of the American Colonies, 1775-1800.- Ctorus, Notional Gallery Oreh, Bales (Col 1002) 4.1.

4:00P.M.

News. BARBER: "The School for Scandal" Overture - Eastman Rochester Orch, Han­son (Mer 90420) 8.

MAC DOWELL: "To a Water Lily" from "Woodland Sketches", Op. 51, #6- Leo­nard Pennario, p. (Cap 8695} 2.

HARRIS: Symphony #4 "American Folksong"­American Festival Chorus & Orch, Golsch­mann (Van 2082) 37.

5:00P.M.

GOULD: "Interplay" -Gould, p.; Orch, Gould (RCA 2532) 15.

GOTTSCHALK: Symphony ("A Night in the Tropics") - Utah Sym, Abravanel (Van 275) 19.

HEWITT: "Yankee Doodle" with Variations Richard Ellsasser, or. (Nsch 71200) 4.

PISTON: "The Incredible Flutist" Ballet Suite -Cleveland Orch, Lane (Ep 1013) 15.

6:00 P.M.

News. 6:05 P.M.

K L E F KLASSIKS BY REKWEST.

8:00P.M.

News. BERNSTEIN: Candide Overture -Cleveland Orch, Lane (Ep 1013) 4.

KROLL:"Banjo & Fiddle"- Kolberg, v.; Schroeder, p. (Mace 9089) 3.

IVES: "Holidays" Symphony -NY Philhar­monic, Bernstein (Col 7147) 42.

9:00P.M.

CARPENTER: "Adventures in o Perambula­tor" -Eastman Rochester Orch, Hanson (Mer 90136) 27.

THOMSON: "The River" Suite - Sym of the Air, Stokowski (Von 2095) 24.

10:00 P.M.

News. GERSHWIN: Piano Concerto in F -Previn - Orch, Koste!onetz (Col 8286) 32.

SCHUMAN: "New England Triptych" ·Phi­ladelphia, Ormandy (RCA 3060) 15.

11:00 P.M.

COPLAND: "Appalachian Spring" Ballet -NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 6355) 25.

BARBER: "Capricorn" Concerto -Mariano, fl. Sprenkle, o.; Meor, tr.; Eastman Roches­ter Orch, Hanson (Mer 90224) 15.

BARLOW: "Night Song" - Eastman Rochester Orch, Hanson (Mer 90277) 9.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

SUNDAY

5 6:00A.M.

News. CONGRESSIONAL COMMENT Sendtur Robert Packwood, R.-0regon.

6:10A.M.

THE SPACE STORY

6:15A.M.

THE WAY PEOPLE LIVE A conversation with Aubrey Goodman.

AT ISSUE "Alaska"

6:45A.M.

7:00A.M.

News. MEN AND IDEAS A conversation with William Samuelson.

7:35A.M.

UNIVERSITY MUSICALE SCHUMANN: Fantasy Pieces, Op. 73 HAYDN: Trio inC Major.

8:00 A.M.

N~ws. MEN AND MOLECULES Rice University professor, Dr. Arthur Busch, and Dr. John Cairnes of VPI talk about "Ind­ustry's Troubled Waters" and pollution.

8:20A.M.

TOWN HALL Speaker: Gerald Davis, Pres., Environmental Analysis Group. Topic: "The Noise Around Us -Who Pays?"

9:00A.M.

HAYDN: Introduction to "The Seven Last Words" Stockholm Concert Orch, Hugh Ross fy{ord 9027) 5.

HAYDN: Piano Concerto in D - Devetzi; Cham­ber Orch, Borshoi (Ang 36238) 20.

HAYDN: Symphony #102 -Cincinnati Sym, Rud­olf (Dec 710173) 25,

10:00 A.M.

News: PONCHIELLI: Dance of the Hours from "La Giocondo" -NY Philharmonic, Bernstein

(Col 7415) 8. CONVERSE: "The Mystic Trumpeter" -

Vienna Sym, Schoenherr (Desto 6407)21. VIVALDI: Viola d'amore, Concerto in Dmi­

nor, F 320 -Trampler, va., Camerata Bariloche, Lysy (RCA 7065) 12.

FAURE: Nocturne #I - Evelyne Crochet, p. (Vox 5424) 7.

II:A.M.

MENDELSSOHN: Midsummer Night's Dream Overture -.Royal Philharmonic, Beecham (Pickwick 4035) 12.

BEETHOVEN: Piano Trio #4 ("Ghost") -Panenka, p.; Suk, v.; Chuchro, c. (Cross 2216-0D70) 25.

ALBINONI: Sinfonio #5 ..: Vienna Chamber Oreh, Frasehauer (MHS 857) 9.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Selections from "The Swan Lake" Ballet- Oreh, Kostelanetz(Col 7018). '

NOON

News. PUCCINI: Intermezzo from "Suor Angelica" - Bavarian State Opera Oreh, Patane (Cop 8671) 4.

MOZART: Hom Concerto #J -Seifert; Ber­lin Philharmonic, Karajan (DGG 139038) 8.

GOUNOD: Ballet Music from "Foust" -NY. Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 7415) 17.

MENDELSSOHN: Symphony #f2 for Strings Academy of St. Martin, Marriner (Argo 5467) 17. .

1:00 P.M.

CORELLI: Concerto Grasso, Op. 6, 116-Vienno Sinfonietta, Goberman {Odsy 3236..0002) 14.

SMETANA: "VItava" (The Maldou) -Cleve­land Oreh, Szell (Col 7435) 13.

M. HAYDN: Flute Concerto in D - Wanou­sek; Vlenno Music Academy Orch, Heil· ler (Vox 500810) 18.

CHARPENTIER: Dances from "Medee"­Coen Chamber Oreh, Dautel (Turn 34101).

2:00P.M.

News. NIELSEN: "Maskarade" Overture -Cincinnati Sym, Rudolf (Dec 710127) 4.

SCHUBERT: Cello Sonata in a (Arpeggiane) Shafran, e.; Pecherskaya, p. (RCA 2553) 18.

SZYMANOWSKI: Violin Concerto #1 - Wil· komirska; Warsaw Philharmonic, Rowicki (Hel 25087) 24.

3:00P.M.

CHAPI: "La Revoltosa" Overture - Kostel­anetz Oreh. {Col 7427) 5.

BEETHOVEN: Symphony if3 ("Eroica") -Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 15069) 48.

4:00P.M.

News, HEROLD: "LePre aux Clercs" Ov­erture - Orch, Etcheverry (MG 873) 7.

BARTOK: Hungarian Sketches- Chicago Sym, Reiner (RCA 2374) II.

CHOPIN: Fugue in a -Barbara Hesse -Bukowska, p. (Orpheus 160) 4.

GIANNINI: Symphony #3- Eastman Wind Ensenble, Roller (Mer 90366) 23,

5:00P.M.

MUSIC FROM GERMANY. Folk tunes from Austria, France and Southern Germany.

5:30 PM.

THE AUDITORIUM ORGAN. John Obet:z:, or. "Old One Hundredth",

HANDEL: Aria CAMIDGE: Gavotte. BUXTEHUDE: Prelude & Fugue in e, MESSIAEN: "The Celestial Bouquet."

6:00P.M.

News. COATES: "London Suite" - Orch., Gould (RCA 2719) 15.

SCHUMANN: Arabeske, Op. IS -Rubin­stein, p. (RCA 3108) 8.

WILDER: Nonet for Brass- L.A. Horn Club (Ang 36036) 9.

BACH: Choconne from the Violin Partita *2 (Trans. Vardi) -NY Concertmasters, Broekman (Dec 79955) 15.

7:00 p',M.

BERLIOZ: Closing Scene from "Hamlet" -London Sym, Davis (Phil 802-913) 9,

MARAIS: Suite in a, Book 4, #4 - lamy, va. do gamba; Boulay, hps. (MHS 930) 10.

BIZET: "L'Arlesienne" Incidental Music­PhilharmoniCJ Orch, Karajan (Ang 35618).

BESARD: Selections - Julian Bream, I. (RCA 2924) 6.

8:00P.M.

News. MASCAGNI: "Le Moschere" Over­ture - Maggio Musicale Florentino Orch, Gava:z:zeni (Lon 15023) 7.

ALBENIZ: "Under a Palm Tree" from "Cantos de Espana" -Leonard Pennario, p. (Cop 8647) 5.

DVORAK: Symphony #7- Vienna Philhar­monic, Kubelik {Lon 6083) 35.

9:00P.M.

MUSIC FROM OBERLIN: MOZART: Fantasy in f, K. 594. RAVEL: Tzigone. BEETHOVEN: Quartet in e, Op. 59, #2,

10:00 P.M.

News. MUSIC OF THE CHURCH. BACH: Cantata #40 ("For This There Was Sent

to Us the Son of God") -Soloists; Schuetz

Chorale; Pfor:z:heim Chamber Orch, Werner (MHS 780) 17.

BACH: Canonic Variations on ''Yom Himmel hoc, do komm lch her" BWV 769a- Schoenstedt, or. (None 71241) 12.

SCHUTZ: Psalm 128 -Soloists, Westphalian Chor­us, Ensemble, Ehrmann (Nsch 71235) 7.

GAUL: "The Holy City" -Stockholm Concert Orch, Hugh Ross (Word 9027) 8.

BRAHMS: German Requiem -Curtin & Hines; Mormon Tabernacle Choir; Schreiner, o.; Philo Orch; Ormandy; (Col 686) I hr 5 min.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

MONDAY

6 6:00A.M.

News. GROFf: "Sunrise" from "Grand Can­yon" - Kostelonetz Orch (Col 7425) 6.

BUXTEHUDE: Sonata for Violin, Viola & Contin­uo, Op. 2, *2; Schlupp, v .; Dommisch, va.; Rlstenpart, hps.; Hindrichs, c. (Nsch 71119) 8,

BERLIOZ: Menuet from "The Damnation of F,aust" Royal Philharmonic, Beecham (Ang 35865) 6.

TELEMANN: Concerto a 3 - Boston Baroque Ens, {Cam 1815) 9.

CHABRIER: Selections from "Suite Pastorale" -L'Orchestre de Ia Suisse Romande, Ansermet (Lon 6438),

7:00A.M.

News; VIVALDI: Flute Concerto Op. 10, #2-Debast; Toulouse Chamber Orch, Auriacombe (Ang Ser 60128) 9.

MOZART: Symphony 1118 in F. -London Phil., Leinsdorf (West 14039) 14.

GALUPPI: Piano Sonata #5 -Arturo Benedetti Mlchelangeli (Lon 6446) 14.

CHAUSSON: "Viviane" (Symphonic Poem, Op 5) New Philharmonia, de Almeida (RCA 3151) 12.

8:00A.M.

News. HELLENDAAL: Concerto Grosso, Op. 3 #2 Amsterdam Chamber Orch, Rieu (Tele 9440) 12.

GERSHWIN: "Porgy & Bess" Medley (Arr. Me Ritchie) - Pennario, p.; Hollywood Bowl Sym, Newman (Cop 8689) 12.

KHRENNIKOV: Symphony #1 - Orch, Gauk (Mon 2077) 22.

9:00A.M.

LEHAR: "The Merry Widow" Overture - Orch, Allers (RCA 1094) 7.

BLOCH: Three Jewish Poems - Hartford Sym, Mahler {Van 2085) 24.

LOCATELLI: Violin Concerto, Op. 3 ,#9 from "The Art of the Violin" (Ed Giegling) - Mich­elucci; I Muslci (Ep 1155) 19.

10:00 A.M.

News; SCHUMANN: "Carnaval" Ballet (An Jacob) - Royal Opera House Orch, Rig­nold (RCA 2450) 29.

J. C. BACH: Bassoon Concerto in B Flat -Henker; Saar Chamber Orch, Ristenpart (Hel 25026) 21.

11:00 A.M.

BERLIOZ: "Benvenuto Cellini" Overture -Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6439) II.

BRAHMS: Violin Sonata #3- Laredo, v.; Sokoloff, p. (RCA 2414) 21.

RAVEL: "Bolero" Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 7673) 15.

NOON

News. BEETHOVEN: Quartet #II ("Serioso" Juilliard String Quartet (RCA 2632) 21.

BEETHOVEN: Symphony #5 -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Ep 163) 30.

1:00 P.M.

LISZT: "Reminiscences de Norma"- RO)I"" mond Lewenthal, p. (RCA 2895) 17.

DVORAK: Serenade in E • Hamburg Radio Sym, Schmidt-isserstedt (Hel 25066) 28.

SHOSTAKOVICH: "The Gadfly" Incidental Music - Orch, Kastelanetz (Col 6867).

2:00P.M.

News. MOZART: "The Abduction from the Seraglio" Overture -Royal Philharmonic, Davis (Ang Ser 60035) 6.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony~4- Pittsburgh Sym, Steinberg (Com 11021} 41.

3:00P.M.

HINDEMITH: Viola Sonata (1939)- Trampler, va.; Turini, p. (RCA 3012} 23.

SAX: "Tintagel" - London Sym, Barbirolli (Ang 36415) 15.

VJV ALDI: Oboe Concerto in a - Pierlot; Solisti Veneti, Scimone (MHS 951) 10.

4:00 P. M,

News. BILLINGS: "Chester" - Goldman Band, Goldman (Cop 8631) I.

HONEGGER: Symphony #3 "Liturgical"­Czech Phil, Baudo (Crass 2216-0009) 28.

GRIEG: Sallade in g- Aldo Ciccolini, p. (Pathe 1045) 16.

5:00P.M.

SUPPE: "Poet & Peasant" Overture - NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 6743) 10.

GURIDI: Viejo Zortzico - Morisa Robles, h. (Argo 5457) 6.

PUCCINI: Selections from Acts 3 & 4 of "La Boheme" (Arr. Kostelanetz) - Orch, Kos­telanetz {Col 7219).

RINSKY-KORSAKOV: Dance of the Tumb­lers from "The Snow Maiden" (Arr. Babin) Vronsky & Babin, duo-p. (RCA 1419) 3,

J. STRAUSS: "On the Beautiful Blue Dan­ube", Op. 314- Cleveland Orch, Szell (Col 7435) 10.

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stock Market Report.

6:10 P.M.

HANDEL: Violin Sonata Op. I #IQ -Lou­tenbocher, v ., Ruf, hps., Koch, va dog

(None 71238) 10. BOCCHERINI: Serenade in D -Haifa Sym,

Comissiono (Mace 9051) 13. RAVEL: "Menuet Antique" - Vlodo Perle­

muter, p. (Vox 5410) 6. BEETHOVEN:" Wellington's Victory" -Lon­

don Sym, Dorati (Mer 9000) 15,

7:00 P.M.

CORELL!: Sarobondo, Gigo & Badinerie (Arr. Arbos) - Solisti di Zobreb, Janigro (Van 260) 7.

DEBUSSY: Clair de Lune -london Sym, Block (Lon 21045) 7.

MOZART: Symphony #35 ("Haffner") -Guerzenich Sym of Cologne, Wand (Nsch 71079) 17.

INFANTE: "EI Vito" from 3 Andalusion Sketches -Leonard Pennorio, p. (Cop 8647) 8.

M. HAYDN: Selections from the Quintette in E-Fiat - Biedermeier Chamber Ensem­ble (MHS 861).

8:00P.M.

News. WAGNER: Prelude to Act I of "Lo hengrin" -Vienna Philharmonic, Kempe (Cap 7180) 9.

BACH: Keyboard Concerto #J in d; Devet­zi, p.; Moscow Chamber Orch, Barshai (Mer 90410) 24.

BRUCH: Kol Nidrei -Starker, c.; London Sym, Dorati (Mer 90303) 10.

SCHUMANN: "The Prophet Bird" (#7 from Forest Scenes, Op. 82), Rubinstein, p. (RCA 3108) 3,

9:00P.M.

SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony #J3 (Bobi Yar) T. Krouse, bar., Mendelssohn Club Cho­rus, Philadelphia Qrch, Ormandy (RCA 3162) 61.

10:00 P.M.

News, FRANCK: "Symphonic Variations:" Curzon, p.; London Philharmonic, Boult (Lon 6157) 15.

SCHOENBERG: Three Little Orchestra Pieces - CBC Sym, Craft (Col 694) 2,

BIBER: Sonata #J for Strings -Salzburg MoZCII'teum Orch, Poumgortner (MHS 622) 6.

AMRAM: Shakespearean Concerto- Ensemble, Peress (Wash 9470) 2.:.

11:00 P.M. ELGAR: "Froissart" Overture - Philhormonio

Orch, Barbirolli (Ang 36403) 14. BRAEIN: Serenade, Op. 5 -Oslo Philharmonic,

Fjeldstad (Mer 18105) 12. BACH: Suite #J - Both Festival Chamber Orch,

Menuhin (Cop 7252) 26.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

TUESDAY

7 6:00A.M.

News, VIVALDI: Violin Concerto #2 In e {La Stravaganza) - Ayo; I Musici (Phil 2-940)11.

BORODIN: "In the Steppes of Central Asia" -Orch, Svetlanov (Ang 40056) 9.

HAYDN: Andante & Variations in f - Artur Rub­instein, p. (RCA 2635) 10.

MOZART: Symphony #J in E Flat- Frankfurt Cha­mber Orch, Koppenburg (Odsy 3216-DI64) 10.

SCHUBERT: Shepherd's Melody & Ballet #2 from "Rosamunde" Incidental Music - Netherlands Radio Chorus; Concertgebouw Orch, Hoitlnk (Phil 900-D88)

7:00A.M.

News. LUNA: "EI Nino Judio" Prelude -Span­ish National Orch, Burgos (Lon 6424) 4,

ALBINONI: Concerto a Cinque in B Flat • Sol­isti di Zabreb, Janigro (Van 2013) 5.

CO>.TES" "The Three Elizobeths" Suite -London Pops Orch, Fennell (Mer 90439) 21.

SPOHR: Violin Concerto #8 -Bress; - Orch, Beck (OL 278) 17.

8:00 A.M.

News. CORELL!: Concerto Grosso, Op. 5, #3 (Trans. Geminiani) -Milan Academy Orch, Eckertsen (Vox 538) II.

HANDEL: Trio Sonata, Op. 5, #3 - Sinfonietto di Roma, Savino (Kapp 9044) 8.

NIELSEN: Clarinet Concerto- Goodman; -Chicago Sym, Gould (RCA 2920) 28.

9:00A.M.

BEETHOVEN: Quartet #9 ("Rasoumovsky") Budapest String Quartet (Col 616) 30.

JIROVEC: Symphony #2 ("The Great") -Prague Chamber Orch (Cross 2216-0Q76) 21.

10:00 A.M.

News. LORTZING: "Der Waffenschmled" Over­ture -Vienna State Opera Orch, Bauer-Theussl (Mace 9037) 8.

ALTENBURG: Sonata for 7 Trumpets & Tim­pani -Voisin; Sinfonietta, Vordi (Kopp 3382) 5.

BRITTEN: Piano Concerto #( - Mitchell; North German Radio Sym, Strickland (Dec 71 0133) 32.

11:00 A.M.

DELIUS: "Brigg Fair" -Royal Philharmonic, Beecham (Cop 7116) 16.

MOZART: Slnfonio Concertonte in E Flat, K. 364- Buechner, v.; Schmid, va,; -Saar Chamber Orch, Ristenport (MHS 710) 30.

GOUNOD: Soldiers' Chorus from "Faust" (Arr. Dragon) - Capitol Sym, Drcigon (Cap 8440) 4.

NOON

News. LULLY: "Armlde" Overture- Pail­lard Chamber Orch (MHS 867) 3.

HAYDN: Symphony #7 {"Noon") -Vienna Festival Chamber Orch, Boettcher (Tum 34150) 20.

MOUSSORGSKY: Pictures at an Exhibition Benno Moiseiwitsch, p. (Decca 710042) 24.

1:00 P.M.

BRAHMS: Viola Quintet 112 -Trampler; Budapest String Quartet (Col 6025) 27.

BACH: Air from the Suite #3 - Philhormonia Orch, Weldon (Cop 7255) 5.

FAURE: Cello Sonata #2 - Tartelier, c.; Huneou, p. (MHS 833) 18.

2:00P.M.

News. DONIZETTI: "The Daughter of the Regiment" Overture - Pro Arte Orch, Mockerros (Von 178) 7.

BERLIOZ: "The Damnation of Faust" Suite -Philharmonic Orch, Mackerros (Ang 35750) 14.

ROSSINI: "Serbomi agnor" from "Semira­mide" - Cobolle, sop.; Verret, M-sop, (RCA 3153) 8.

WAGNER: The Ride of the Volkyries, from : "Die Walkure"- Cleveland Orch, Szell {Col 7435) 5.

CAMPRA: Selections from "L'Europe Gal­ante" -Hamburg Baroque Ensemble, Ber­nard (Bar 2843).

3:00P.M.

TCHAIKOVSKY: June Barcarolle from "The Months" - Kostelanetz Orch, {Col 7427) · 4.

LISZT: Piano Concerto #2 -Ketchen; Lon­don Philharmonic, Argenta (Lon 6033)20.

BARTOK: Divertimento for String Orchestra Both Festival Orch, Menuhin (Ang 36335) 25.

4:00P.M.

News. VERDI: "Rigoletto" Prelude -RCA

ltallona Orch, Salt! (RCA 2837) 2. BACH: Viola Sonata #3- Thomas, va do g.,

Akst, p. (ConD 242) 14. SHOSTAKOVtCH: Sy~hony' If- Orch,

Silvestri (MOn 2077) 31.

5:00P.M.

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: "Tsar's Bride" Over­ture - Kostelonetz Orch {Col 7427) 5.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "Die Flederrriaus" Fan­tasy {Arr. luboschutz) - luboschutz & Nemenoff, duo-p. (Ev 3076) 10.

STRAVINSKY: "Petrushko" Ballet S~:~lte -Columbia Sym, Stravinsky (Col 7011) 24.

DESTOUCHES: Selections from "fsse" .. Eng­lish Chomber Orch, Leppord (01 303)

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stock Market Report.

6:10P.M.

JANACEK: Prelude to Act I of "The Mok­ropulos Affair" - Pro Arte Orch, Mock­erros (Von 71116) 5.

D'HERVELOIS: Cello Suite in G- Heurtler, c.; Bouloy, hps. (Nsch 73014) 14.

DVORAK: Czech Suite, Op. 39- Music:a Aetemo Orch, Woldmon (Dec 710137) 24.

7:00P.M.

MASSENET: Meditation from "Thais" .. Kos­telonetz Orch, (Col 7427) 5.

PAGANINI: Caprices 117 & 121 -Erick Friedman, v. (RCA 2671) 7.

HAYDN: Quartet, Op. 54, #J - Juilllord String Quartet (Ep 1331) 18.

SCHULLER: "lines and ContrCISts" for 16 horns - LA Horn Club (Ang 36036) 10.

BRAHMS: Selections from "Fcntosien", Op. 116- Wilhelm Kempff, P• (DGG 138902).

8:00P.M.

News. BEETHOVEN: "leonore" Overture It Cleveland ·Orch, Szell (Col 7068) 9.

HANDEL: !iarp Concerto in B Flat, Op. 4, 16 LC!Skine; Poillord Chamber Orch (MHS 711) 14.

SIBElllJS: Korelia Suite, Op. II - Philadelph­Ia, Ormandy (Col 7674} 15.

MOZART: Adagio in E, K.261 -Milstein, v. Concert Arts Orch, Susskind (Cop 8528) 7.

9:00P.M.

THE NEW RECORDS -Recent london Rel­emes, presented by London and Home Entertainment, Inc.

10:00 P.M.

News. OFFENBACH: "Orpheus In the Under­world" Overture -Vienna State Opera Orch, Scherchen ~est 17035) II.

BACH: Brandenburg Concerto lttn F - Stutt­gart Baroque Ens, Couraud (Col 605) 21.

1BUSONI: "Rondo Arlecchinesco", Op. 46 -

Moser, ten.~ Berlin Sym, Buente (Candide 31003) 14.

11:00 P.M.

DEBUSSY: "Images" for Orchestra • Cleveland Orch, Boulez (Col 7362) 36.

SCHUMANN: "Popillons"- Robert CC!Sodesus, p. (Col 6242) 12.

CHOPIN: Polonaise 16 "Heroic" & Prelude, Op. 28, #7 - Hollywood Bowl Sym, Dragon (Cop 8371).

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

WEONESDAY

8 6:00 A.M.

News. BACH: "French" Suite #5 -Wilhelm Backhaus, P• (Lon 15065) 15.

CORELL I: Trio Sonata, Op. 4, ll4 - Gobermon & Tree, v.; Earle, hps., Schnetder, C. {Odsy 3226-ooo6) 9.

M. HAYDN: Divertimento in G -Members of Vienna Octet (Lon 6352) 12,

CHOPIN: Renda, Op. 14 ("Krakowtok'') -Frankl, p.; lnnsbruck Sym, Wagner (Vox 512500) 13.

7:00 A.M.

News; MOZART: Flute Sonata #J - Rompol, fl.; Veyrcn-locroix, hps. (Ep 1288) 9.

DUP ARC: "lenore" (Symphonic Pa.m) - New Philhormcnia, de Almeido (RCA 3151) 13.

TELEMANN: Viola Concerto in G - Ghedin; I Muslci (Phil 900-138} 1:;..

GRIEG: Homage March from "Sigurd Jorsalfor" Incidental Music - Eostmon Rochester Orch, Fennell (Mer 90292) 9.

8:00 A, M.

News • BOIELDIEU: "La Dome Blanche" Ov­erture - Detroit Sym, Poroy (Mer 90247) 7.

SCHUMANN: "Cornovol" - Guiomar Novoes, p. (Turn 34164) 23,

HAYDN: Symphony 16 in D, "Morning" - Socr ~homber Orch,. Ristenport (Nsch 71015) 17.

9:00A.M.

GLAZUNOV: "Fi-nnish Fantasy", Op. 88 -Orc'h, Gauk (Ang 40119) 12.

BACH: Triple Violin Concerto in D; Hendel, Schlupp & Bunte; Saar Chamber Orch, Risten-port (Nsch 71057) 20, .

BRITTEN-ROSSINI: "Matinees Musicales"- Vi­enna State Opera Orch, Zeller ~est 17073) 16.

10:00 A.M.

News, STRONG: Symphony ll2- Royal Phil­harmonic, Krueger {Music in America 136) 51.

ti:OO A.M.

HELMONT: Overture in 0 ~ Solistes de liege, Lemaire (MHS CC-II) 9,

liSZT: "Todtentonz" (Rev. Lewenthal) -Lew enthol, P•F .-London Sym, Mockerras (Col 7252) 19.

CORELL!: Concerto Grosso in f, Op. 5,#10· Milan Academy Orch1 Ekertsen (Vox 538} II.

BEETHOVEN: Selections from ''The Creature: of Prometheus" Ballet- Boston Sym, Leins dorf (RCA 3032).

NOON

News. J. STRAUSS, SR.~ "lareley-Rheink­l<lengeiiWaln "'Vienna Philharmonic, Boskovsky (Lon 6232) a.

WEBER: Symphony II - Lau$anne Chamber Orch, Desorzens (MG 813) 24.

KIRCHNER: Piano SoMta -Leon Fleisher,p. (Epic 1262) 16.

1:00 P.M.

VEJVANOVSKY: "Italian" Sonata for 5 Trumpets ~ Scherbaum-Kventz Chamber Orch {DGG 136549) 8.

MENDELSSOHN: Symphony #9 for Strings • l Musici (Phil 900-177) 25.

GERSHWIN: Second Rhapsody; Pennario, p Hollywood Bowl Sym, Newman (Cap 858! 14 •.

BIZET: Morch of the Smugglers from "Carrm NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 7415) 4

2:00P.M.

News. MUSIC FROM OBERLIN. Sunday night's program repeated.

3:00P.M.

MAILLART: "les Dragons de Villars" Over ture - London Sym, Bonynge (Lon 6486)j

BOTTESINI: Double-bass Concerto 12; Streicher, dbl-bs.; Valicek, p. (MHS 984) 16.

GLINKA: Jota Aragoneso- Suisse Romand Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6405) 9.

COATES: "Sleepy Lagoon" - Orch, Johns ~est 14132} 4.

BARTOK: Two Pictures -Philadelphia On: Ormandy (Cal 6789) 16.

4:00P.M.

News. RAVEL: "In the Style of ••• Sorodir Samson Francois, p. (AngSer 6046) 2.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony lit "Winter Dreams" - london Sym, Dorati (Mer 6-9121} 44.

5:00P.M.

CARVALHO: "l'AmoreJndustriCISO" Over

ture (Rev. deSousa) - Gulbenkian Chamber Orch, Ruatdo (Mer 9122) 8.

JOHNSON: Suite for Horns - LA Horn Club (Ang 36036) 7.

ELGAR: "Dream Children"- London Sym, Agoult (RCA 2800) 8.

TELEMANN: Trio'in F -Krause, rec•; Dom­inisch, va.; Ristenpart, hps.; Hindrlchs, c. (Nsch 71119) 7.

BACH: Toccata & Fugue in d (Trans. Stokow­ski) - Orch, Stokowskl (Cap 8694) 10.

ATTAIGNANT: Donees- Michael Shaeffer, I. (Turn 34137) 8.

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05 P.M.) Stockmarket Report.

6:10P.M.

THE CHRONICLE CONCERT ON THE AIR. Arthur Fiedler conducts the Boston Pops Orchestra in this concert recorded "live" and presented by The Houston Chronh:le.

DELIBES: "Procession of Bacchus" from "Syl-via 11

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FRESCOBALDI: Toccata. TCHAIKOVSKY: "Romeo & Juliet". BOWDEN: "Bostonian Rumba". GERSHWIN: "Rhapsody in Blue". Plus performances by the Mount Ida Jr. Coll­ege Chorale of music by Brahms, Jarre, Gar­dner & House, and the customary encores, Including a medley from "Camelot".

8:00P.M.

News. RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: "Russian Eas­ter" Overture- Chicago Sym, Stokowski (RCA 3067) 14.

BEETHOVEN: Variations on a Swiss Air (Arr. Zabaleta) - Zabaleta, h. (CP 5542) 2.

R. STRAUSS: Violin Concerto in d ; Glenn -Vienna State Opera Orch, List (Odsy 3216-0312) 31.

9:00P.M.

DEBUSSY: "La Plus Que Lente" (Arr. Dragon) Capitol Sym, Dragon (Cap 8649) 6.

HAYDN: Symphony #91 -Cincinnati Sym, Rudolf (Dec 710173) 25.

K. STAMITZ: Bassoon Concerto in F -Zuker­man - Wuerttemberg Chamber Orch, Faer­ber (Turn 34093) 18.

10:00 P.M.

News. G. CHARPENTIER: "On Muleback" from "Impressions d'ltalie"- National Sym, Mitchell (RCA 2713) 5.

SCHUBERT: Violin Sonatina, Op. 137, 11 -Froncescatti, v.; Bagnoli, P• (Col 6829)11.

DELIUS: "Songs of Sunset" -Baker, m-sop.; Shirley-Quirk, bar.; Royal Liverpool Phil­harmonic Choir & Orch, Groves (Ang 36603) 30.

11:00 P.M.

DVORAK: Quartet Ia - Vloch Quartet

(Cross 2216-Q072) 39. PROKOFIEV: Music for Children, Op. 65 -

Gyorgy Sandor, p. 0/ox 5409) 15.

MIDNIGHT NEWS,

THURSDAY

9 6:00A.M.

News. AUBERT: Concerto for 4 Violins, Op. 17, 16- Fernandez- Paillard Chamber Orch (MHS 521) 10.

COPLAND: "Letter from Home" -Vienna Radio Orch, Eger (MG 858) 8.

W.F. BACH: Symphony in F- Rouen Chamber Orch, Beaucamp (Phil WS 9045) 13.

SCHUBERT: Impromptu, Op. 90, If -Nelson Freire, p. (Col 7307) 9.

BIZET: "Carmen for Orchestra", Act IV - Kost­elonetz Orch (Col 7404) 8.

7:00 A.M.

News, VIVALDI: Flute Sonata, Op. 13, #2 from "II Pastor Fldo" - Rampal fl.; Veyron-Lacroix, hps. (MHS 987) 7,

BOYCE: Symphony 11 - Solisti di Zagreb, Jon­igro (BG 70558) 5.

ROREM: 3 Barcarolles -Leon Fleisher, p. (Ep 1262) 10.

ALBINONI: Concerto Grosso, Op. 5, #5 - Ac­ademy of St. Martin, Marriner (OL 264) 8.

K. ST AMITZ: Viola d' Amore Concerto; Stumpf-, Prague Chamber Orch, Rohan (Pari 613) 16.

8:00A.M.

News. MOZART: Serenade #3- Homburg Bar­oque Ensemble, Bernard (Bar 2840) 27.

RACHMANINOFF: Rhapsody on a Theme of Pag­onini; Rubinstein, p. -Chicago Syin, Reiner (RCA 2430) 23.

9:00A.M.

HAYDN: Symphony #98- Royal Philharmonic, Beecham (Ang 36244) 25.

DELIUS: Cello Concerto- DuPre -Royal Phil­harmonic, Sargent (Ang 36285) 25,

10:00 A.M.

News. MENDELSSOHN: Overture for Wind Music - Gardiens de Ia Paix de Paris, Don-deyne ~est 1008) 10. ,

PAGANINI: Violin Concerto 12 ("La Campan­ella") -Ricci -Cincinnati Sym, Rudolf (Dec 710106) 26.

MOZART: Piano Sonata #to- Wilhelm Backhaus (Lon 6534) II.

11:00 A.M. BEETHOVEN: March from ''Fidello" -lon­

don Philharmonic, linz (Som 10600) 2. BACH: Musical Offering -Vienna Soloists;

Boettcher (BG 5070) 55.

NOON

News, HANDEL: Concerto Grosso, Op. 6, 12 - Handel Festival Orch, Margraf (Ep 1074) 13.

HONEGGER: Song of Joy -Czech Phil, Baudo (Cross 2216-Q078) 6.

HUMMEL: Trumpet Concerto in E - Ghi.,. tal Ia- Boston Chamber Ensemble, Mon­teux (Cam 1819) 17.

COUPERIN: Selections from "La Piemon­toise" from "Les Nations" -Austrian Tonkuenstler Orch, Schaenen (MHS 655).

1:00 P.M.

MOZART: Symphony #34 - Saar Chamber Orch, Ristenpart (MHS 771) 27.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Piano Concerto #3 - Graf· fmon- Philadelphia Orch, Ormandy (Col 6755) 15.

DUKAS: "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" -Mon­te Carlo Opera Orch, Fremaux (DGG 138649) II.

2:00P.M.

News. SUPPE: Morning, Noon and Night l in Vienna Overture -Vienna State Operd Orch, Rudel ~est 14106) 8. '

VIVALDI: Oboe Concerto inC- Pierlot; Solisti Veneti, Scimone (MHS 951) 9.

ALBENIZ: "Iberia" Suite (Orch. Arbos) -French National Radio Orch, Munch (Nsch 71189) 31.

3:00P.M.

RAMEAU: Concert en Sextuar 16- Stutt­gart Baroque Ensemble, Couroud (Mer 90402) 10.

BALAKIREV: "lslamey" (Orch. Casella) -Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 6875) 9;;

MARTIN: Concerto for 7 Wind Instruments, , Timpani, Percussion and Strings- Chicagc Sym, Mortinon (RCA 2914) 20.

GRIEG:"The Return of Peer Gynt" & "Sol­vejg's Song" from "Peer Gynt" Incidental' Music - Bije, sop.; Concertgebouw OrchJ Fournet (Ep 1099).

4:00 P.M.

News. BOYCE: Overture to the New Year's Ode, tm- Lamoureux Orch, lewis (OL 60041) 8.

SATIE:"In Riding Habit"- Aldo Ciccolini,p. (Ang 36459) 7.

BACH-VILLA-LOBOS: Prelude & Fugue Is­Concert Arts Cello Ens, Slatkin (Cap 8484) II.

HOVHANESS: Symphony #4 - EastmanWind Ens, Roller (Mer 90366) 21.

5:00 P.M.

GROfE: "On the Trail" from "Grand Canyon" Kostelanetz Orch (Col 7425) 9.

BENNETT: "Stephen Foster", A Commemora­tion Symphony - Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh Sym, Steinberg (Ev 3063) 22.

LISZT: "Czardas Macabre" - John Ogdon, p. {Odeon 2283) 6.

DE FALLA: "Three-cornered Hat" Suite -Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 7673) 13.

6:00P.M.

News, {6:05P.M.) Stock Market Report.

6:10P.M.

OFFENBACH: "The Grand Duchess of Ger­olstein" Overture -Vienna State Opera Orch, Scherchen NVest 17035) 5.

BARBER: Adagio for Strings -Hollywood Bowl Sym, Slatkin (Cap 8444) 7.

ROSSINI: "Pretentious Prelude" -Luciano Sgrizzi, p. (Nsch 71163) 5.

FAURE: "Dolly" Suite ( Orch. Rabaud) -French National Radio-TV Orch, Beecham (AngSer 60084) 18.

7:00P.M.

DE LAVIGNE: Sonota "La Barsan"- Piguet,o., Longe, bas.; Rogg, hps. {Odsy 3216-Q050)6.

WALTON: Viola Concerto- Doktor; london Philharmonic, Downes (Odsy 3216-Q368) 25.

GUNGL: "Little Cupid" Donees - Phil harmon­ia Orch, Krips (AngSer 60018) 7.

RACHMANINOFF: "Lilacs"; "Daisies"- Mor­ton Estrin, p. (ConS 2009) 6.

8:00P.M.

News. G. CHARPENTIER: "Depuis le Jour" from "Louise" - Orch, Kostelonetz (Col 8795) 3.

BRAHMS: Symphony #J -Vienna Philharmonic, Korojon (RCA 2537) 45.

9:00P.M.

MOUSSORGSKY: Introduction to "Khovon­tchina11 (Orch. Rimsky-Korsakov) - NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 7014) 6.

BORODIN: "Polovtsian Donees" from "Prince Igor" -Chicago Sym, Ozawa (Ang 36034) 14.

ELGAR: "Sospiri" - Philhormonia Orch, Bor­blrolli (Ang 36403) 5.

RAVEL: Plano Concerto in G - Perlemuter; Colonrie Concerts Oreh, Horenstein f:Vox 5410) 22.

10:00 P.M.

News. BACH: "Brandenburg"-Coneerto #3-, Vienna State Opera Orch, Scherchen (MG '6303) 15.

GEMINIANI: "The Enchanted Forest" (Ed. Jenkins & Ruckert) -Milan Angelicum Orch Jenkins (Nsch 71151) 31.

11:00 P.M.

KORN:' "In Medias Res" Overture -Vienna Radio Oreh, Eger (MG 858) 4.

SCHUBERT: Fantasy inC ("The Wonderer") -Wilhelm Kempff, p. (DGG 139372) 21.

BERNSTEIN: Jeremiah Symphony; Tourel, m-sop. NY Phil, Bernstein {Col 6303) 26.

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FRIDAY

10 6:00A.M.

News, SAINT-SAENS: "Hovonaise" -Rosond, v.; SW German Radio Orch, Reinhardt f:Vox 510470) 10.

ALBINONI: Sinfonio in G -Vienna Chamber Orch.

GRIEG: Waltz, Op. 12, #12 from Pieces" -Gabriel Tacchino, p. 8665) 2.

10:00 A.M.

Ne~. BOCCHERINI: Overture in D -Phil-harmonia Orch, Giulini {Ang 6.

LABARRE: Caprice - Nicanor h. (CP 5542) 3.

BERLIOZ: Excerpts from the "Romeo & liet" Dramatic Symphony - NY Philhar­monic, Bernstein (Col 6170) 36.

11:00 A.M.

THOMAS: "Mlsnon" Overture Cai!-liet) - Clarinet Ensemble, Cailliet 4079) 8.

MIMAROGLU: Pieces Sentimentales, Rigai, P• fl/ox 512570} 8.

PIERNE: Introduction & Variations on a Popular Rondo -Mule Quartet (MHS 817) 8.

KUHlAU: "Eif .. Hill 1' Incidental Music -Royal Danish Orch, 34230}.

NOON

Froschouer (MHS 857) II. News. BOLZON!: Minuet- London GRANADOS: Intermezzo from "Goyescas"- East- Orch, Fennell (Mer 90440) 5.

man Rochester Oreh, Fennell (Mer 18005) 5. DVORAK: Symphony #o- Czech Philhar-HANDEL: Recorder Sonota in G minor- Toylor, monic, Ancerl {Cross 2216-0146) 42.

rec.1 Dyson, hps. (!ltG 5057) 8. BACH: Music for Strings- Virtuosi, U.S.A., Var­

di (Dee 710024) •

7:00 A.M.

News. VIVALDI: Bassoon Concerto In E-Fiot (Ed. Molipiero} -Carmen; NY Sinfonietta, Gaber­mo~ (Odsy 3216-QOI2) 9.

S. BERGH: Rognfrid's Cradle Song from "Kristin Lavronsdotter" -Norwegian Broadcasting Orch, O. Bergh (Phil 838-Q59) 3.

RAVEL: Sonatine -Ivan Moravec, p. (ConS 2010) 12.

ALBENIZ: "EI Corpus en Sevilla" from "Iberia" (Orch, Arbos) -Royal Philharmonic,. Radzinski (Ang Ser 60021) 8.

POULENC: Oboe Sanota - Pierlot, o.; Fevrier, p. (Nseh 71033) 13.

8:00A.M.

News. BACH: Keyboard Concerto #4 in A­Devetzi, p.; Moscow Chamber Orch, Barshai {Mer 90410) 15.

HAYDN: Symphony #96 ("Miracle") -Prague Chamber Oreh (Cross 2216-Q031) 22.

GLINKA: "A Night in Madrid" -Bamberg Sym, Perlea f:/ox 510600) 9.

9:00A.M.

TCHAIKOVSKY: "18!2" Overture- Royal Phil­harmonic, Sargent (AngSer 60023) 16.

BRAHMS: Double Concerto in a - Ferras, v .; Tortelier, c, -Philharmonic Orch, Klet:z:ki (AngSer 60048) 34.

1:00 P.M.

SOLER: Piano Sonata in -Alicia de Larrocha (Ep 1389) 5.

BACH: Brandenburg Concerto #4 in G -Stuttgart Baroque Ens, Couraud 605) 18.

BIZET: "l'Arlesienne" lncideni:ol Music Bamberg Sym, Couroud t;:/ox 27.

2:00P.M.

News, DITTERSDORF: Quartet #! - Oisterek Quartet (Phil WS 9026) 14,

PROKOFIEV: Piano Sonata Ill - Son· dor f:/ox .5408) 6,

MOZART: Symphony #25 -Philharmonic Orch, Klemperer (Ang 35407) 2!.

SEIXAS: Minuet & Toccata- Elena Poli:msl(a h. (Turn 34069) 6.

3:00P.M.

DELIUS: "On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring" -London Sinfonio, irving 8659) 6.

G. GABRIEL!: Conzon per Sonar Noni Toni­Academy of St. Martin, Marriner 276) 5.

HAYDN: Violin Concerto #3 Gerle -Vienna Radio Orch, Zeller 17106) 26.

HANDEL: Selections from "Rodrigo" •· Nor­thern Sinfonia, Brott (Mace 9066).

4:00P.M.

News. OFFENBACH: "La Belle Helene" Overture - Baston Pops Orch, Fiedler (RCA 1466) 9.

DONIZETTI: "0 Luce di quest' anima" from "Linda di Chamounix" - Deutekom, sop. - R.I.A. Sym, Franci (Phil 839-791)7.

TEMPLETON: Siciliano - Goosens, o.; Moore, p. (Ang 35794) 2.

SCHUMANN: Symphony 11 ("Spring") -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Ep 110) 30.

5:00P.M.

• HANDEL: Violin Sonata in e, Op. I, 115 -Melkus, v.; Schwarz, hps. (MHS 722)10.

GOUNOD: "Funeral March of a Marionette" London Virtuoso Sym, Winograd.(AudFi 50007) 4.

WEBER:"Invltation to the Dance" (Arr. Zay­de) - Hanbro & Zayde, duo-p. (Com 11023) 9.

DEBUSSY: "Play of the Waves" from La Mer­Nat!. Sym, Mitchell (RCA 2713) 6.

STRADELLA: Trumpet Concerto in D - Scher-baum - Ensemble, Scherbaum {DGG · 136470) 8.

DVORAK: Slavonic Donees, Op. 46, 13 & Op, 72, 12 -Israel Philharmonic, Ker­teu: (Lon 6330).

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stock Market Report.

6:10P.M.

PROKOFIEV: "Russian Overture" - Paris Conservcdoory Orch, Martinon (RCA 2288) 13.

C.P.E. BACH: Solo Flute Sonata In a­Jean-Pierre Rampal (Ep 1299) II.

CHOPIN: Variations on "La ci darem Ia mono" from'Mozart's "Don GiovaMi"­Kedra, p.; Warsaw Philharmonic, Raw­icki (Orph 162) 18.

7:00P.M.

BYRD: Fantasie If (Ed. Fellawes) - Orch, Surinach (He I 25022) 7.

BtZET: Farandole from "L'Arlesienne Suite No.2" -London Sym, Black {Lon 21045)4.

GLAZOUNOV: Concert Waltz 62- Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet {Lon 6509) 8 •

. CORELL!: Concerto Grasso, Op. tr, 64- I Musici (Phil 900-Q52) 9.

GRAINGER: "Handel in the Strand" & "Molly on the Share" -Eastman Rochester Orch, Fennell (Mer 18060),

ROSSINI: "Oh! The Green Peas" -Luciano Sgrizzi, p. (Nsch 71163) 4.

KHACHATURIAN: "Masquerade" Incidental Music - Orch, Rozhdestvensky (Mon 2078).

8:00P.M.

News. THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA CONCERT. Ass't. conductor William Smith takes the podium with violinist

Zino S chlff, and the University of Pennsyl­vania Gleeclub & Pennsyngers for this eve• ning's program, presented by Columbia Mas­terworks Recordings & Home Entertainment, Inc. COLGRASS: "As Quite As" TCHAIKOVSKY: Violin Concerto. MONTGOMERY: "Herodots Fragments".

(World Premier).

10:00 P.M.

News. ROSSINI: "La Ga:z:zo Ladro" Overture­Royal Philharmonic, Beecham (Pick 4035)11.

FRANCK:"Les Eolides" -Suisse Romande Orch, An~ermet {Lon 6540) II.

MOZART: Rondo in A, K.386- Ashkena:z:y, p.; London Sym, Kertesz {Lon 6501) 7.

BkAHMS: Variotions on a Theme by Haydn­Columbia Sym, Walter (Col 6868) 18.

11:00 P.M.

MOZART: "La Finta Giardiniera" Overture -Royal Philharmonic, Davb {AngSer 60035)2.

VIVALDI: Concerto In B-Fiat for Double Orch­estra with Seordato Violin - Babeseo - Solis­tes de Bruxefles & Soli.sti dl Milano, Ephrf­kian (AngSer 60118) 15.

SCHUMANN: Kreisler! ana, Op. 16 - Rubin­stein, p. (RCA 3108) 33.

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SATURDAY

11 6:00 A.M.

News. BEETHOVEN: "leonore" Overture 62 -Berlin Phil, Karajan (DGG 139046) 15.

RAVEl: "Jeux d'Eau"- Samson Francois, p. (Ang Ser 6046) 6,

HANDEL: Violin Sonata Op. I IJ4 .. Lauten­bacher, v.; Ruf, hps.; Koch, va do g. (None 71238) 8.

MOZART: Symphony *12 -london Philharmon­Ic, leinsdarf (West 1001) II.

FUX: Selections from Suite In C from "Concen­tus Muslcus" 64- Vienna Baroque Ensenble, Guschlbauer (MHS 856).

7:00A.M.

News, GIMENEZ: Intermezzo from "La Bodo de Luis Alonso" - Madrid Sym, Sorozabol (MG 149) 5.

VIVALDI: Oboe & Bassoon Concerto, Op. 42, 113 - Coroldi, o.; Bianchi,, bas,; Milan Academy Orch, Santi (Tum 34025) II.

LISZT: "Chopelle de Guillaume Tell" from "Years of Pilgrimage", Book. -'Sergio Flo­rentino, p. (Dover 7009) 8.

GILBERT: Nocturne -Royal Philharmlnle, Krueger {MIA 141) 13.

FISSINGER: Selections from the Suite for Marlmi:>a- Vida Chenoweth (Ep 1153).

8:00A.M.

News. VERDI: Prelude to Act 3 of "La Tra• vlata" - Rome Opera House orch, Previ­tali (RCA 2561) 4.

HAYDN: Sinfonia Cancertante In B-Fiat,O,: 84 - Soloists - Saar Chamber Orch, Ris• tenpart (Nsch 71024) 21.

MENDELSSOHN: Incidental Music from "A Midsummer Night's Dream"- VieMa Vo.lksoper Orch, Remoortel (Vox 514250) 21.

9:00A.M.

GRANADOS: Spanish Dance 65 {"Anci91u­za") from "Dan:z:as Espanolas" -London Sum, Argenta {Lon 6006) 4.

HUMMEL: Plano Concerto in a- Galling; Stuttgart Philharmonic, Paulmueller (Tum 34028) 27.

CHOPIN: Etude, Op. 10, 63 (Arr. Harris:) • Columbia Sym, Kastelaneb: (Co. 7506) 5.

GABRIEL!: Can:z:onas - Philo, Cleveland, & Chicago Orch Brass Ens. (Col 7209).

10:00 A.M.

News. DEBUSSY: "Prelude to the AftetnOI:IIl of a Faun"- Dzech Philharmonic, Baudo (Cross 2216...0174) 10.

BEETHOVEN: Symphony 11 - NY Philhar­monic, Bernstein (Col 7084} 26.

ZIPOLI: Harpsichord Suite In C - Luciano Sgrizzl, hps. {Nsch 71117) 10.

11:00 A.M.

HINDEMITH: Symphonic Metamorphoses on Themes of Car! Maria von Weber - lon­don Sym, Abbado (Lon 6620) 20.

MENDELSSOHN: VIolin Concerto; Voicou; london Sym, Burgos {Lon 6-450) 27. .

DITTERSDORF: Selections from the Dlvertf• mento in B -Vienna Wind Quintet & Assisting Artists (MG 110).

NOON

News. DVORAK: Slavonic Rhapsody, Op45, 63 -Royal Philharmonic, Kubelik (Cap 7209) 12.

COREll!: Concerto Grosso, Op. 6, *2 -Vienna Slnfonietto, Goberman (Odsy 3236-Q002) II •

KRAFT: "Gomes", Collage If -LA ~ Club (Ang 36036) 9,

BACH: Preludium in E (Arr. Kreisler & Smith) -Philadelphia, Ormondy (Cof 7501) 4.

GRIEG: Lyric Pieces, Op 43 - Liv Glaser, p. (RCA 1465).

1:00 P.M.

KLEF SATURDAY OPERA MASCAGNI: "L'Amico Fritz" (Complete

Opera) - Freni, Povorotti, Sordiniero­Royol Opera House Chorus & Orch, Gov­aZ!zeni (Ang 3737) I' 33".

3:00P.M.

BERLIOZ: Morche Troyenne from "The Tro­jans" -Phil harmonia Orch, Mockerros (Ang 35750) 4.

SATIE: "Trois 'Gymnopedies"' - Evelyne Crochet, p. (Phil 900-179) 10.

COPLAND: "EI Solon Mexico" - Minneapo­lis Sym, Dorati (Mer 90172) II.

WIENIAWSKI: Violin Concerto #2 -Rabin; Philharmonic Orch, Goosens (Cop 8534) 24.

4:00P.M.

News. SUPPE: "Tantolusquolen" Overture -Philharmonio Orch, Krips (Ang 35427) 6.

SAINT -SAENS: Morceau de Concert, Op. 94-Jones, fh.; Philadelphia, Ormondy (Col 6791) 8.

DELIUS: "Sleigh Ride" -Royal Philharmonic Beecham (Cop 7116) 5.

SCHUBERT: Symphony #4 ("Tragic") -Lon­don Sym, Susskind (Mer 90196) 27.

5:00P.M.

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: Trombone Concerto­Batashav • Symphonic Band, Nazarov (Ang 40108) 10.

LANNER: "The Suitors" - Boskovsky Ensem­ble {Van 2068) 7.

FRANCK: "Les Djinns" - Ciccolini, p.; Belgian National Orch, Cluytens (Ang 36151) 12.

PROKOFIEV: "Montogues & Capulets" & "Romeo & Juliet" from the "Romeo & Jul­iet" Ballet -Suisse Romonde Orch, Anser­met (Lon 6240) •

GRAINGER: Selections - Eastmon Rochester Orch, Fennell (Mer 18060).

6:00 P.M.

News. 6:05P.M.

KLEF KLASSIKS BY REKWEST.

8:00P.M.

News. BORODIN: "Prince Igor" Overture (Orch. Glazounov) - London Sym, Dorati (Mer 90346) II,

DVORAK: Romance- Stern, v.- Philadelphia Orch, Ormandy (Col 6876) 13.

CHABRIER: "Fete Polonaise" from "Le Roi Malgre Lui"- Philharmonic Orch, Moc­kerras (Ang 35750) 7,

VIOTTI: Double Concerto in E-Fiot -Glenn, v.; E.List, p.; Biedermeier Orch,K. List

. ·(MHS 539) 16.

9:00P.M.

ELGAR: Elegy -Academy of St. Martin, Marriner (Argo 573) 5.

SIBELIUS: Symphony #2 -Halle Orch, Barbir­olli (Ang 36425) 46.

10:00 P.M.

News. AUBER: "The Black Domino" Overture -Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet {Lon 6205) 7.

MOZART: Bassoon Concerto in B-Fiat, K,l91 -Zukerman; Wuerttemberg Chamber Orch, Faerber (Turn 34039) 22.

BRITTEN: "The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra" -London Sym, Britten (Lon 6398) 17.

11:00 P.M.

WANHAL: Symphony in a -Saar Chamber Orch Ristenpart (Nsch 71014) 12.

RAVEL: "Miroirs" (Complete) -Samson Franc­ois, p, (AngSer 6046) 29.

GRIEG: Two Elegiac Melodies -Philadelphia, Orch, Ormandy (Col 7103) 8.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

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SUNDAY

1 6:00 A.M.

News. CONGRESSIONAL COMMENT Rep. Charles Wilson, D -Calif.

6:10A.M.

THE SPACE STORY.

6:15 A.M.

THE WAY PEOPLE LIVE. "A conversation with Dr. Blake Smith".

6:45 A.M.

AT ISSUE. "Decline of the WASP".

7:00A.M.

News. MEN AND IDEAS. "A Conversation with George Beedle",

7:35A.M.

UNIVERSITY MUSICALE. BEETHOVEN: Symphony lis.

MOZART: Exultate Jubilate.

8:00A.M.

News. MEN & MOLECULES. • "Surtsey", the story of a new volcanic island in the North Atlantic.

8:20A.M.

TOWN HALL. Speaker: George Romney, Sec. of Hous­ing & Urban Development.

9:00A.M.

BACH: Chorale from "The Art of the Fugue" (Orch, Graeser) - Stuttgart Chamber Orch, Muenchinger (Lon 2215) 14.

SCHUBERT: Posthumous Piece in e-Fiot­Evelyne Crochet, p. (Phil 900-178) 13.

HAYDN: Symphony 113 -Vienna Chamber Orch, Maerzendorfer (Orpheus 201) 13.

CIMAROSA: Oboe Concerto (Arr. Benjamin Rothwell - Pro Arte Orch, Barbirolli (Van 191) II.

10:00 A.M.

N!ws, DELLO JOIO: "Meditations on Ecc­lesiastes" -Princeton Chamber Orch, Har sanyi {Dec 710138) 26.

CHOPIN: Sallade #3 in A-Flat; Ruth Slen­czynska, p. (Dec 7t0029) 7.

DANZI: Quintet, Op. 67, #2 (Ed. Schultz) NY Woodwind Quintet (Nsch 71108) 14.

11:00 A.M.

ROSSINI: "La Gazza Ladro" Overture -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Col 7435) 10.

BRAHMS: Violin Concerto- Grumiaux; Concertgebouw Orch, Beinum (Ep 1017)38

NOON

News, HAYDN: "La Fedelta Premiato" Ov­erture -Vienna Chamber Orch, Frosch­auer (MHS 880) 4.

KETELBEY: "Bells Across the Meadows" -Royal Philharmonic1 Rogers (Lon 21036) 5.

CHARPENTIER: Concerto for Four Ports -Colson Instrumental Ensemble (Vox 50063( II.

CZERNY: Variations on a Theme of Haydn, Op. 73- Blumenthal, p.- Vienna Chamb· er Orch, Froschauer (RCA 1501) 27.

1:00 P.M.

DVORAK: "My Home" Overture -London Sym 1 Kertesz (Lon 6511) 10,

DVORAK: Piano Trio in e ("Dumky") - Fu­chsova, p.; Rozsa, v .; Joseph, c. (Turn 34075) 32.

DVORAK: Humoresque, Op. 101, #7 (Arr. Harris) -Philadelphia, Ormondy (Col 7146) 4 •

DVORAK: Slavonic Dances, Op. 46, #! & #e -Israel Philharmonic - Kertesz (Lon 6330).

2:00 P.M.

News, HANDEL: "The Water Music" (Com­plete) -Bath Festival Orch, Menuhin (Ang 36173) 53.

3:00P.M.

MENDELSSOHN: Scherzo from the Octet in E-Fiat -Boston Sym, Munch (RCA 2520)4.

RAVEL: "Tzigane" - Peinemann, v.; Czech Philharmonic, Maag (DGG 139120) II.

SCHUBERT: Symphony #5- Chamber Orch, Borshai (Ang 36371) 28.

KREISLER: Siciliano and Rigaudon & "Varia­tions on a Theme by Carelli" (Arr. Gusi­koff) -NY CQncertmasters, Vordi (Dec 79986).

4:00P.M.

News, VIVALDI: Viola d'omore Concerto in D, 'F 337- Trampler, vo., Comerota.Bari­loc~, lysy (RCA 7065) 12,

NIELSEN: Symphony #4 "The Inextinguish­able" -Holle Orch, Borbirolli (Von 179)35.

5:00P.M.

MUSIC FROM GERMANY. MOZART: "Vol ovete un cor fedele". SOLNITZ: Sinfonio in A. LOUIS FERDINAND: Rondo.

5:30P.M.

THE AUDITORIUM ORGAN. John Obetz,or, CORRETTE: "Grand Dial ague" WALCHA: "Lord, Now we turn to Thee". ZIMMERMANN: 4 Organ Psalms.

8:00P.M.

News. CORELL!: Concerto Grosso in D, Op. 6, #1 - Slovak Chamber Ens, Warchol (Pari 610) 14.

A. TCHEREPNIN: 10 Bagatelles- Weber, p. Berlin Radio Sym, Fricsoy (DGG 138710)13.

JANACEK: Sinfonietta -London Sym, Abb­ado (Lon 6620) 21.

7:00 P.M.

E. GOOSENS: Oboe Concerto- Ropier, o.; Perry, p. (Coronet 1409) 12.

BRITTEN: Variations on a Theme by Frank Bridge - Czech Chamber Orch, Vlach {Cross 2216-0108) 25.

GRANDJANY: Rhapsodie- Marcel Grond­jony, h. (Cop 8492) 7.

MOZART: Selections from the Divertimento inC, K. 188- Biedermeier Wind Ensemble, Kaech (MHS 852).

8:00P.M.

News.SEIXAS: Overture in D ~ Gulbenkian Chamber Orch, Ruotolo (Mer 9122) 10.

VIVALDI: Concerto for 4 Violins, Op. 3, #fa -Soloists; Toulouse Chamber Orch, Auriocombe {AngSer 60129) 12.

MENDELSSOHN: Symphony #4 ("Italian") -Minneapolis Sym, Skrowoczewski (Mer 90356) 25.

9:00 P.M.

MUSIC FROM OBERLIN. HACQUART: Sonat.o primus in e, Op. 3. BACH: Partite #6 in e, SCHUBERT: Fantasia in C, Op; 159.

10:00 P.M.

News. MUSIC OF THE CHURCH. HAYDN: "The Creation" -Janowitz, Ludwig,

Wunderlich, Krenn, Fischer-Dieskau, Berry; Vienna Gleeclub, Berlin Philharmonic, von Korajan (DGG 139282-3) I' 49".

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

MONDAY

1 6:00A.M.

News. DONIZETTI: "Roberto Devereux" Over­ture -Royal Philharmonic, Mackerras (West 323) 7.

GRANADOS: "The Maiden & the Nightingale" from "Goyescas" - Gonzalo Soriano, p. (Lon 6202) 7.

BACH: "Brandenburg" Concerto #2- SW German Chamber Orch, Tilegant (RCA 7038) 13.

VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS: Romance for Harmonica & String Orchestra -Adler; Royal Philharmonic Gould (RCA 3078) 7.

SANZ: Selections from "Suite Espanola" - Nar­ciso Yepes, g. (DGG 139365}.

7:00A.M.

News. MENDELSSOHN: "The Fair Melusine" Overture - Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6436) II.

VIVALDI: Violin Concerto in E-Fiat, Op. 8, lis. Levan- Ens, Duhamel (Mer 90401) 9.

BERWALD: "Memories of the Norwegian Alps."­Swedish Radio Orch, Ehrling (Nsch 71218) 9,

SCHUBERT: "Marches Militoires ", Op. 51, #1, #2 & #3 -Walter & Beatrice Klien, Duo-p. (Turn 34041) 14.

JESSEL: "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" (Arr. Gould) - Boston Pops Orch, Fiedler (RCA 2329) 4.

8:00A.M.

News. BEETHOVEN: Quartet #f6 -Fine Arts Quartet (ConD 502) 24.

KRAUS: Symphony inc ("Traver") (ED. Engla­ender) -Milan Angelicum Orch, Jenkins (Nsch 71156) 23.

9:00A.M.

KUBELIK: Four Forms far Strings - English Chamber Orch, Kubelik (DGG 139443)22

MOUSSORGSKY; 2 Piano Pieces ("A Child~ Joke"; "Intermezzo") -Andre Previn (Col 6586} 7,

BERKELEY: Divertimento in B-Fiot -Royal Philharmonic, Buketoff (RCA 3005} 19.

FAURE: Songs -Victoria de los Angeles, sop Soriano, p. (Ang 36406).

10:00 A.M.

Ne'!Ys• RAVEL: "Le Tonbeau de Couperin"­Philodelphia Chamber Sym, Brusilow (RCA 3089) 18.

GLAZOUNOV: "Reverie", Op. 24- Stag­llano, fh.; Ulonowsky, p. (Box 1009) 2,

HAYDN: Symphony #f04 ("London") -Royal Philharmonic, Beecham (Ang 36254/6) 27

11:00 A.M.

PAINE: "As You Like It" Overture- Royal Philharmonic, Krueger (MIA 141) II,

RAMEAU: Concert en Sextuor #4- Toulouse Chamber Orch~ Auriocombe (MG 103) 6,

GR!EG: Piano Concerto - Cliburn - Phila­delphia Orch, Ormandy (RCA 3065) 30,

JARZEBSKh Nova Coso, Tamburetta & Ben­trovoto- Warsaw Philharmonic Chamber Orch, Teutsch (Orpheus 337).

NOON

News. THOMAS: "Mignon" Overture -New Philharmonia, Bonynge {Lon 6643) 8

BEETHOVEN: Minuet in G (Arr. Dragon) Capitol Sym, Dragon (Cop 8542) 2.

TELEMANN: Trumpet Sonata in c -Andre, tr.; Boulay, hps. (Phil WS 9094) 9,

SCHUBERT: Symphony #f -Naples Orch, Vaughan (RCA 6709) 28.

1:00 P.M.

PROKOFIEV: Overture on Hebrew Themes Members of Vienna New Sym, Gobermcn (Odsy 3216-0084) 7.

VIVALDI: Viola d'omore Concerto in d, F 198 -Trampler, va., Camerata Borlloche, Lysy (RCA 7065} 10.

RACHMANINOFF: Suite #2 for 2 Pianos -Vronsky & Babin (RCA 2648) 21.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "Gross-Wien"- Philhar­monic Hungarica, Strauss {Turn 34328) 8.

SCHUETZ: Selections -Artists; Croft (Col 6088).

2:00 P.M.

News. HOLST: "The Planets" - Philharmon­ic Orch, Boult (Ang 36420) 51.

3:00 P.M.

BIZET: Farandol; from "L'Arlesienne" -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Col 7435) 3.

BEETHOVEN: Cello Sonata #2 - Rastropo­vich, c.; Richter, p.(Phil 2-920) 27,

MENDELSSOHN : "Wedding March" from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Col 7435) 6,

LECLAIR: Flute Concerto, Op. 7, #3 - Riess­berger; Austrian Tonkuenstler .Orch, Scho­

enen (MHS 655) 17.

4:00P.M.

News. BERLIOZ: "Symphonie Fantostlque" -Paris Conservatory Orch, Argento (Lon 15006) 52.

5:00P.M.

ALBENIZ: "Triano" from "Iberia" (Orch. Ar­bos) -Chicago Sym, Reiner (RCA 2230) 5.

SA TIE: "Three Pieces in the Shope of o Pear" Robert & Goby Casodesus, p. (Col 6323)14.

ALFVEN: Swedish Rhapsody, Op. 19- Philo­delphia, Ormondy (Col 7674) 13.

PIERNE: Concertstueck, Op. 39 - Chollon, h. Paris Conservatory Orch, Cluytens (Ang 3629Q) 14.

Trod.: Austrian Peasant Donees (Arr. Schoen• herr) - Boston Pops Orch, Fiedler (RCA 2677),

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stock Market Report,

6:10P.M.

GRIEG: Two Melodies, Op. 63, 12 ("Cow­Keeper's Tune" & "Country Dance") -London Sym, Mockerras (RCA 1069) 5.

SCHUMANN: Konzertstueck in F for 4 Horns­Barboteu, Berges, Dubar & Coursier; Soar Chomber Orch, .Ristenpart (Nsch 71044)19.

GLINKA: "Kamarinskaya" - Pittsburgh Sym, Steinberg (Cop 8652) 6.

CORELL!: Concerto Grosso, Op. 5, 112 (frons Geniniani) ·-Milan Academy Orch, Eckert­sen (Vox 538) II.

7:00P.M.

NIELSEN: 2 Fantasias, Op. 2 - Lucarelll,o. Lebow, p. (MHS 1004) 6,

DVORAK: Symphonic Variations, Op. 78 -Phil harmonia Orch, Sargent (AngSer 6003) 23.

BOCCHERINI:i.orgo (Arr. Mainardi) -Main­ardi, c.; Angerer, hps. (Mace 9077) 5.

FAURE: "Mosques et Bergamasques" lnceden­tol Music -Suisse Romande Orch, Anser-

. met (Lon 6227),

8:00P.M.

News. LECOCQ: "La Fille de Madame Angot" Overture - New Phil hormani a, Bonynge (Lon 664;3) 5.

STRAUSS: "Der Rosenkovolier" Suite - Lon­don Sym, leinsdorf (Lon 21037) 19.

MOZART: Violin Concerto #4 -.Grumioux­L~ndon Sym, Davis (Phil 900-236) 23.

9:00P.M.

HAYDN: Fantasia inC - Artur Bolsom,p.

(Orpheus 114) 6, GOLDMARK: Symphony in E-Fiat ("Rustic Wed­

ding") -NV Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 7261) 44.

GERVAISE: Suite of Dances - Krainis Recorder Consort (Kapp 3385) 4.

10:00 P.M.

News,DANZI: Bassoon Quartet, Op. 40, #l -Grossman, bas.; Friedmann, v.; Figueroa,va; Orazi, c. (MHS 837) 21.

BACH: Chorale Prelude, BWV 626 -Newman, or. (Col 7421) I.

RAVEL: "Gaspard.de Ia Nuit"- Vladimir Ash­kenozy, p. (Lon 6472) 21.

BEETHOVEN: Symphony #9 ("Choral") - Lee, Simon, Kness, Paul; Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh Sym, Steinberg (Com 12001) 1'09".

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

TUESDAY

1 6:00A.M.

News. CASALS: "Saint Martin of Canigo "­Orch, Kostelanetz. (Col 7319) 5.

TELEMANN: Flute, Oboe & Continuo Sonata in d- Larrieo, fl.; Chambon, o.; Beckensteiner, hps. (Nsch 71061) 8.

MOZART: Symphony #21 -London Philharmonic, Leinsdorf (West 14039) 14.

DEBUSSY: "Iberia" from "Images" for Orchestra­French National Radio Orch, Munch (Nsch 71189) 20.

7:00A.M.

News. J. STAMITZ: Orchestral Trio in G, Op. I, 116- Members of Czech Phil, Mundinger (:ross 2216-0006) II.

COATES: "Northwards" & "Eastwards" from ·~our Ways Suite" - London Pops Orch, Fen­nell (Mer 90439) 7.

LISZT: Paraphrase of Wedding March & D::tnce of the Elves from Mendelssohn's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" Incidental Music -Ivan Davis, p. (Lon 6637) 7.

DURANTE: Concerto Grosso in f (Rev. Bryks) -I Musici (Ep 1119) II.

DOHNANVI: Seiections from "Ruralia Hungarica" Hungarian State Orch, Lehel (West 17001).

8:00A.M.

News. KABALEVSKY: "Colas Breugnon" Over­ture (Arr. Beeler) -Ithaca Concert Band, Bee­ler (GC 4077) 5.

BRITTEN: Peter Grimes: Sea Interludes - Philh Orch, Giulini (Ang 36215) 17.

MOZART: Piano Concerto #13- Haskil- Lucerne

Festival Strings, Baumgartner (DGG !38670) 26.

9:00A.M.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "The Demolition Men'' Polka -Vienna Philharmonic, Boskovsky (Lon 6340) 3,

BRAHMS: Serenade #j -london Sym, Ker­tesz (Lon 6567) 46.

R!MSKV-!(ORSAKOV: Farewell of the Tsar from '1The Tale of the Tsar Salton" -Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 6979) 4.

10:00 A.M.

News.PERGOLESI: "L'Oiimpiade" Over­ture -New Philharmonic Orch, Leppard (Phil 900-235) 7.

BLOCH: Suite for Cello & Piano- Rejto, c, Bailer, p. (Orion 6904) 32.

DELIUS: "A Dance Rhapsody" #2 -Royal Philharmonic, Beecham (Cap 7193) 8.

11:00 A.M.

JACOB: Sonatinq- Siruc,ek, o.; Hornl­brook, hps. (Coronet 1510) 10.

PAGANiNI: Violin Concerto in One Move· ment (Arr. Kreisler) -Campoli -London Sym, Gamba (Lon 6084) 20.

DAUVERG NE: Concerto, Op. 4, #3- Poi­liard Chamber Orch (MHS 521) 14.

CAVALLI: 2 Sonatas for "Musiche Sacre"­Members of Bologna Teatro Comunale brch, Gatti (MHS 860).

NOON

News, CHOPIN: Nocturne, Op. 32, #2 (Orch. Glazoonov) -Phil harmonia Oreh. Irving (Cap 8567) 3.

SCHUBERT: Symphony #9 ("The Great") -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Ep 1009) 49.

1:00 P.M.

ALBINONI: Flute Concerto in G - Larrieu; Paillard Chamber Orch (MHS 552) 7.

BEETHOVEN: Piano Sonato #29 ("Hammer­klavier") - Joerg Demus (Orpheus 125) 37

SMETANA: Dance of the Comedians from "The Bartered Bride" - Phil harmonia Orch Weldon (Cap 7255) 5.

2:00P.M.

News. VERDI: Prelude to Act I of "Aida" -Philharmonic Orch, Serafin (Ang 35676)4.

R!VIER: Grove & Presto - Deffayer Saxo­phone Quartet (MHS 732) 7.

DVORAK: Symphony #a -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Col 814) 36.

3:00P.M.

Anon.: 5 Viltancicos - Krainis Recorder Consort (Odsy 3216-0144) 6.

BACH: Violin Partita in E: Preludio, Stokowski (Cap 8650) 4,

News. SARBER: "The School for Scandal" Overture - Eastman Rochester Orch, Han­son (Mer 90420) 8.

MAC DOWELL: "To a Water Lily" from "Woodland Sketches", Op·. 51, *6- Leo­nard Pennario, p. {Cop 8695) 2.

HARRIS: Symphony lf4 "American Folksong"­American Festival Chorus & Orch, Golsch­mann (Van 2082) 37,

5:00P.M.

GOULD: "Interplay" -Gould, p.; Orch, Gould (RCA 2532) 15.

GOTTSCHALK: Symphony ("A Night in the Tropics") -Utah Sym, Abravanel {Van 275) 19.

HEWITT: ''Yankee Doodle" with Variations Richard Ellsosser, or. (Nsch 71200) 4.

PISTON: "The Incredible Flutist" Ballet Suite -Cleveland Orch, Lane (Ep 1013) 15.

6:00P.M.

6:05 P.M.

K l E F KLASSIKS BY REKWEST.

8:00P.M.

' News. BERNSTEIN: Candide Overture -Cleveland Orch, Lane (Ep 1013) 4.

KROLL:"Banjo & Fiddle"- Kolberg, v.; Schroeder, p. (Mace 9089) 3,

IVES: "Holidays" Symphony -NY Philhar­monic, Bernstein (Col 7147) 42.

9:00P.M.

CARPENTER: "Adventures in a Perambula­tor" -Eastman Rochester Orch, Hanson (Mer 90136) 27,

THOMSON: "The River" Suite - Sym of the Air, Stokowski (Van 2095) 24.

10:00 P.M.

News. GERSHWIN: Piano Concerto in F -Previn- Orch, Kostelanetz {Col 8286) 32.

SCHUMAN: "New England Triptych" -Phi­ladelphia, Ormandy (RCA 3060) 15.

11:00 P.M.

COPLAND: "Appalachian Spring" Ballet -NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 6355) 25.

BARBER: "Capricorn" Concerto- Mariano, fl. ·Sprenkle, o.; Meor, tr.; Eastman Roches­ter Orch, Hanson (Mer 90224) 15.

BARLOW: "Night Song" -Eastman Rochester Orch, Hanson (Mer 90277) 9.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

SUNDAY

11 6:00A.M.

News, CONGRESSIONAL COMMENT Senatur Robert Packwood, R. -Oregon.

6:10A.M.

THE SPACE STORY

6:15 A.M.

THE WAY PEOPLE LIVE A conversation with Aubrey Goodman.

AT ISSUE "Alaska"

6:45A.M.

7:00A.M.

News. MEN AND IDEAS A conversation with William Samuelson.

7:35 A.M.

UNIVERSITY MUSICALE SCHUMANN: Fantasy Pieces, Op. 73 HAYDN: Trio inC Major.

8:00A.M.

News. MEN AND MOLECULES Rice University professor, Dr. Arthur Busch, and Dr. John Cairnes of VPI talk about "Ind­ustry's Troubled Waters" and pollution.

8:20A.M.

TOWN HALL Speaker: Gerald Davis, Pres., Environmental Analysis Group. Topic: "The Noise Around Us -Who Pays?"

9:00A.M.

HAYDN: Introduction to "The Seven Last Words" Stockholm Concert Orch, Hugh Ross (Word 9027) 5.

HAYDN: Piano Concerto in D - Devetzi; Cham­ber Orch, Barshai (Ang 36238) 20.

HAYDN: Symphony *102 -Cincinnati Sym, Rud­olf (Dec 710173) 25.

10:00 A.M.

News: PONCHIELLI: Donee of the Hours from "La Gioconda" -NY Philharmonic, Bernstein

(Col 7415) 8 •. CONVERSE: "The Mystic Trumpeter" -

Vienna Sym, Schoenherr (Desto 6407)21. VIVALDI: Viola d'amore, Concerto in Dmi·

nor, F 320 -Trampler, va • ., Camerata B,ariloche, Lysy (RCA 7065) 12.

FAURE: Nocturne If I - Evelyne Crochet, p. (Vox 5424) 7.

II:A.M.

MENDELSSOHN: Midsummer Night's Drearr Overture -Royal Philharmonic, Beecham (Pickwick 4035) 12.

BEETHOVEN: Piano Trio lf4 ("Ghost") -Panenka, p.; Suk, v.; Chuchro, c. (Cross 2216-Q070) 2S.

ALBIN ON!: Sinfonia lf5 -Vienna Chamber Orch, Froschauer.(MHS 857) 9.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Selections from "The Swan lake" Ballet - Orch, Kostelanetz{Col 7018).

NOON

News. PUCCINI: Intermezzo from "Suor Angelica" - Bavarian State Opera Orch, Patane (Cop 8671) 4.

MOZART: Horn Concerto #f -Seifert; Ser­lin Philharmonic, Karajon (DGG 13.9038) 8.

GOUNOD: Ballet Music from "Faust" - NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 7415) 17.

MENDELSSOHN: Symphony H12 for Strings Academy of St. Martin, Marriner (Argo 5467) 17.

I: 00 P.M.

CORELL!: Concerto Grosso, Op. 6, #6 -Vienna Sinfonietta, Goberman (Odsy 3236-Q002) 14.

SMETANA: "VItava" (The Moldau)- Cleve· fond Orch, Szell (Col 7435) 13.

M. HAYDN: Flute Concerto in D - Wanau­sek; Vienna Music Academy Orch, Hell­Ier (Vox 500810) 18.

CHARPENTIER: Dances from "Medee" -Caen Chamber Orch, Dautel (Turn 34101).

2:00P.M.

News. NIELSEN: "Maskarode" Overture -Cincinnati Sym, Rudolf (Dec 710127) 4. .

SCHUBERT: Cello Sonata in a (Arpeggione) Shafran, c.; Pecherskaya, p. (RCA 2553) 18.

SZYMANOWSKI: Violin Concerto lfl - Wll­komirska; Warsaw Philharmonic, Rawickl (Hel 25087) 24.

3:00P.M.

CHAPI: "La Revoltosa" Overture - Kostel­onetz Orch. (Col 7427) 5.

BEETHOVEN~ Symphony lf3 ("Eroica") -Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 15069) 48.

4:00P.M.

by Charles Mackerras/On Apri19, 1965, we introduced at Sadler's .Wells a new production of Le Nozze di Figaro which aroused quite a bit of controversy because of the "freedom" with which. the vocal lines were interpreted. Not only were appoggiaturas (grace notes) inserted, and not only in the familiar places, but a certain amount of ornament was used by the singers. I~ Mozart, whose text is generally considered much more inviolate than Rossini's, Donizetti's or eVen Verdi's, these departures were ques­tioned. On whose authority did we presume to make them?

We were acting, so far as we could reasonably know, on Mozart's own authority. Some changes, such as giving the Countess the upper vocal line customarily assigned to Susanna in the Act II trio and finale, were dictated by the composer's manuscript. Yet we also know that in Mozart's time the performer read a manuscript with clear awareness of things expected but not fully written out. In this sense, the style of performance was quite different from what it is now. In preparing Le Nozze di Figaro, we found guide­lines to that style in other compositions by Mozart, as well as in documents by other musicians relating to his work and to the art of vocal interpreta,tion.

One can say that the singe~s used to improvise, but this implies a degree of willful caprice that would be mis­leading, for they did so within conventions that restricted them quite as much as leaving them free. The problem today is to find what those conventions were, how they were applied and to what extent they conform to the composer's intent.

In the eighteenth century, star singers held a position not unlike that of pop idols today-adored by their public, humored not only by impresarios but by composers. Han­del's Largo from Serse became celebrated not because it is such a beautiful slow' tune but because it was a wonder­ful vehicle for the singer's embellishments. To hear it sung simply, however beautifully, must be as puzzling to Handel in Elysium as it would be for us to hear verbatim the

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Ironically, there is more of a fashion today among singers, and more tolerance among critics, for ornamenta­tion in Handel than in Mozart. Whereas in Mozart there is much precedent a~d written evidence, in Handel there

MR. MACKERRAS, born to Australian parents in Schenectady, N.Y., played oboe in Sydney before studying in London and with Vaclav Talich in Prague. Now music director at Sad­ler's Wells, he has recorded Orfeo and Roberto Devereux.

are no comparable illustrations from the composer's life­time. Yet every prima donna who sings Handel nowadays arrives on the scene with her own decorator. What is ques­tionable here is not the procedure but the application:. Ornamentation was surely expected by Handel, and though we cannot be sure exactly what kind he wanted, l think we can be sure he did not want it to produce parallel fifths or to conflict with the harmony or rhyth1Il of the ac­companiment, as many modern examples do.

Such mistakes would not have been made by an eight­eenth-century singer, who was expected to be enough of a musician to compose his own embellishments within the style, and whose merits were judged on this ability as well as on vocal quality or technique. But there was as much scope for displaying bad taste as good; and eventually it was because singers began to overdo it-to decorate the decorations, as it were-that the whole system collapsed and composers began to write out the entire vocal line.

Mozart's n,msic is on the border line and happily leaves little scope for tasteless additions. But we .know from his letters that his arias were by no t;neans exempt from the attentions of singers who liked to exercise their "flexible gullet"; we also know that he had no very strong views on the subject, and there is not a single instance where he disapproves ·of the practice. In fact there have recently come to light his own decorations for some of his vocal pieces, as well as for music of J.C. Bach and others. Mo­zart's style and intentions are quite clear from these manu­scripts: his decorations never obscure the shape of the tunes, and in generalhe confines himself to appoggiaturas or little runs that enhance the phrasing. The "Agnus Dei" of the C Minor Mass, for example, uses substantially the melody of the Countess' "Dove sono" in Figaro but with the embellishments spelled out for an apparently less ex­perienced, soloist. The same applies to Pamina in Die ZauberflOte, a role sung in the first production by a young girl: Mozart wrote out the variations in the second verse of her "Bei Mannern" duet with Papageno, and the aria "Ach, ich fiihl's" is similarly explicit, with for example the appoggiatura on the word "fUhl's" written out.

Another source of information about the kind of em­bellishment that Mozart expected is to be found in the vocal line as doubled by instruments of the accompanying orchestra, or in transcriptions of vocal numbers for in­strumental performance. Mozart also wrote many sets of variations for piano, sometimes based on opera themes; but here the style of ornamentation is generally more

elaborate. Chopin, for all his indebtedness to Bellini, is likewise freer than if he were writing for voice. Settings and arrangements for a "singing" instrument, such as violin .or clarinet or oboe, are likely· to be more trustworthy in .this respect, but one must still bear in mind that the instrument may have a range or flexibility beyond that of the voic~::.

The object of the appoggiatura (literally, "leaning note") was to give accent to the first syllable of a word by giving it a lift or elevation, inserting or substituting a note above (sometimes below) the written note. An example of an inserted note would be this from Die Zauberflote-the first phrase of Tamino's aria as it was always performed until modern times, even under the exigent Gustav Mahler:

An example of the .substituted· note would be this from Susanna's aria in the last act of Figaro:

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~;§ S I r li J p I J P 41 PI J i'> i fj PI J P . Deb vie-n:l, non tar--dar, o gio---ia bel--la I gio---ia bel-la

Where melodies depend for their effect on repeated notes, however-Basilio's tune in the trio, Susanna's entrance in the Act II finale, the section beginning "Conoscete Signor Figaro" -it would be mistaken to think that appoggia­turas ate called for.

Many writers on music testify to the necessity of singing appoggiaturas. And some composers, seeing the obvious confusion of writing one thing and singing another, took to notating the appoggiaturas. Pioneers in this respect were Cimarosa, in whose Matrimonio Segreto there are written no fewer than 695 in the recitatives alone, and Bellini, who in Norma writes some 500 of them. In both operas the incidence of written appoggiaturas is over 99 percent of all possible.

These examples can be used as models for correct per­formance of similar passages in Mozart, Rossini and Doni­zetti, who notated the appoggiaturas only when they wanted to make sure of their being performed a certain way. Mozart seems to notate the appoggiatura only when there could be a misinterpretation: in Pamina's "Ach, ich fiihl's" there are so many different kinds that he had to write them out if he wanted to be sure the aria was sung as he imagined it, the single word "sehnen" (longing) b:!­ing treated with three different kinds, none of them the conventional one.

Ornamentation is naturally to be approached with more caution than the appoggiatura, for here it is a question of learning more than the customary rules. For Aloysia Weber,_ with whom he was in love, Mozart wrote out a moderately embellished version of a concert aria (K. 294) which, like other instances of its kind among his manu­scripts, shows not only the appoggiaturas but the expected variations in passagework:

mi na---sce nel pet--to

What should singers be prepared to do today? In secco recitative, I hope and believe that the necessity of th.e appoggiatura is becoming generally accepted. Such recita­tives by Mozart are closely similar to the ones written out with appoggiaturas by Cimarosa and clearly are meant to be performed in the same style:

~ Io ri--de--va di me, oen..za oa-per-lo I ... een-za oa-per-lo

As for the arias, I believe they should be treated not only with appoggiaturas where appropriate but with simple embellishments and, where fermatas occur, with simple cadenzas. It is no longer necessary for the singer or his coach to invent these, because we have models in Mo- · zart's own hand.

The idea of writing one's music for the ages appears to be a relatively modern one. There is every evidence that Mozart expected his music to be treated in performance like everyone el~e's, and he could not know that the con­ventions governing such treatment were going to change. Nor could he take the time to change them himself: he was too busy writing music, working with performers and preparing performances. Had he known that conductors like Mahler, Fritz Busch and Erich Kleiber would appear, cleaning up the corruptions of tradition and condescending (not without some musical reason) toward the Italian school of vocalism, Mozart might have taken the steps that soon afterward became standard, writing more literally.

Busch and Kleiber, superb masters of the orchestra that they were, would not even allow appoggiaturas in Mozart recitative of the type written out by Cimarosa and Bellini. Here is what Mozart's own father, writing in 1756, might have explained to them: "It is true that the descending appoggiatura could be set down in large print and given its proper note-value within the bar. But if a musician were to happen on it without knowing that the appoggia­tura was written out . . . I'll wager he would add yet an­other appoggiatura." In other words, because of the per­formance style that musicians knew, the simple shorthand of Mozart's notation was easier for them to read than the note-for-riote style adopted soon afterward.

In the more recent words of Camille Saint-Saens, "Music today is written pretty nearly as it should be exe­cuted; in the old days it was otherwise, and conventional signs were used which had to be translated .. Performing old music as written is comparable to speaking a foreign language one does not know how to pronounce .... The [use of the] appoggiat\]ra is not a matter of taste but of erudition. It is not a question of knowing what one prefers but of knowing what the composers meant to write."

Same selections as Sunday evening, the 12th.

3:00P.M.

SULUV AN: "The Pirates of Penzance" Over­ture • Orch, Ward (RCA 1196) 8.

PHILIDOR: Suite in a- Pierlot, o.; Boulay, hps. (MHS 930) 8.

IVES: Three Places in New England- Phila­delphia, Ormandy (Col 7111) 18.

SA TIE: "Sports & Entertainments" -Also Cic­colini, p. (Ang 36459).

4:00P.M.

News. MOZART: Symphony 1129- Serlin Philharmonic, Karajan (DGG 139002)21.

KETELBEY: "Wedgewood Blue"- London New Sym, Sharples (Lon 186) 4.

BLOCH: Concerto Grosso #f -Chicago Sym, Kubelik (Mer 18034) 21.

5:00P.M.

DESENCLOS: Quartet -Mule Saxophone Quartet (MHS 817) 16.

CORELL!: Sonata for 2 Oboes & Guitar, Op. 2, 112 -Hertel & Gruber, o.; Zaczek, g. (MHS 819) 8.

BEETHOVEN: Adagio from the Piano Sonata fig ("Pathetique"} • Pennario; Hollywood Bowl Sym, Rozsa {Cop 8494).

HANSON: "Merry Mount" Suite -Eastman Rochester Orch, Hanson (Mer 90423) 15.

BRITTEN-ROSSINI: Selections from "Soirees Musicales" • Vienna State Opera Orch, Zeller (MG 834).

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stoek Market Report.

6:10P.M.

THE CHRONICLE CONCERT ON THE AIR. The Baston Pops Orchestra conducted by Arthur Fiedler, presented by the Houston Chronicle.

VERDI: Triumphal March from "Aida". WEBER: Oberon Overture • BRAHMS: Hungarian Dance IIJ • TCHAIKOVSKY: Marche Slav. LALO: 'Cello Concerto. LOEWE: Medley from "My Fair Lady", and

various delightful encores.

8:00P.M.

News. ADAM: "La Poupee de Nuremberg" Overture - New Philharmonia, Bonynge (Lon 6643) 5.

DUSSEK: Harp Sonata fiJ - Marie-claire Jamet (Nsch 71098) 7.

DVORAK: "The Wood Dove." - Czech Phil­harmonic, Chalobala (Art 7200) 21.

'CHAUSSON: "Poeme"- Francescatti, v.; NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 6617)16.

9:00P.M.

HANDEL: "The Royal Fireworks" Suite (Ed. Boyling) - Orch, Menuhin (Ang 36604) 23.

RIES: Piano Concerto 113 in cll -Blumenthal; Salzburg Chamber Orch, Guschlbauer (RCA 1501) 28.

GRAINGER: Selections - Eastman Rochester Orch, Fennell (Mer 18060).

10:00 P.M.

News. MOZART: Concert Rondo in E-Fiat, K. 371 -Civil, fh.; Royal Philharmonic, Kempe (RCA 2973) 6.

FRANCK: "Le Chasseur Mwdit" -Boston Sym, Munch (RCA 2647) 14.

MllH.AUD: "la Creation Du Monde" (Quartet Version) - Entrement, p., Trio a Cordes Fran­cais (Col 7432) 17.

BRITTEN: Courtly Dances from "Gloriana" -Julian Bream Consort (RCA 2730) 10.

11:00 P.M.

LANNER: Die Schoebrunner- Vienna St. Ope!ia Orch, Gruber C;Nest 17010) 3.

LISZT: "Dante" Symphony -Laszlo, sop.; Bud­apest Radio Choir; Budapest Philharmonic, lehe! (MG 196) 51.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

THURSDAY

1 6:00A.M.

News. BORODIN: Noctume from the Quartet 112 (Orch. Stokowski) - Orch, Stokowski (Cap 8650) 9.

GRANADOS: Serenade of the Spectre from "Goy­escas" -Alicia de Larrocha, p. (Ep 165) 7.

B. MARCElLO: Concerto a Cinque, Op.l, #f -Solisti di Milano, Ephrikian (MHS 924) 8.

LANGE: "Fairytale Suite"- Norwegian Broad­casting Orch, Bergh {Phil 839-245) 7.

TELEMANN: Quartet in e - Rlessberger, fl.; Topolski, v.; Luitz, c.; Duerrer, dbl-bass. (MHS 641/42) 17.

7:00A.M.

News. KETELBEY: "In a Chinese Temple Garden" Royal Philharmonic, Rogers (Lon 21036) 6.

MOZART: Violin Sonata 1124, K.376- Pauk, v.; Frankl, P• (Vox 546) 16.

HAYDN: Symphony #f4- Vienna Chamber Orch, Maerzendorfer (Orpheus 205) 14.

RAVEL: "La Valse" - Ruth Laredo, p. (ConS 2005) II.

8:00A.M.

News. S!BELIUS: "Finiandia" - Orch, Gould (RCA 2666) 8.

VIVALDI: "The Four Seasons"- Stradivar­ius Chamber Orch, Ricci {Dec 79423)40.

9:00A.M.

LEHAR: Waltz from "The Merry Widow" -F'hilhormonia Hungarica, Dorati (Mer 90444} 6.

VIVALDI: Trio Sonata, Op. 1,113- Topolski & Kalup, duo...Y.; Horand, c.; Langfort, hps. (MHS 804) 6.

GRIEG: "Peer Gynt" Suite 112 ·Farrell, SO! Boston Pops Orch, Fiedler (RCA 2125) 17,

LALANDE: Second Fantasie ("The King's Favorite Caprice'? - Paillard Chamber Orch (MG 849) 10.

PAGANINI: Caprices- Ricci, v. (Lon 616:

10:00 A.M.

News. BAX: Overture to a Picaresque Com· edy -Royal Philharmonic, Buketoff (RCA .3005) 10.

HAYDN: Arlette & Variations in E.flat -Artur Balsam, p. (Orpheus 114) 14.

HONEGGER: Symphony 112- Lagorce, tr.; Palllord Chamber Orch {MHS 805) 24.

11:00 A.M.

GROFE: "The Painted Desert" from "Grand Canyon"- Kastelanetz Orch {Col 7425)4

MOZART: Piano Concerto 1122- Brendel; Vienna Chamber Orch, Angerer (Turn 34233) 33.

POULENC: Selections from "The Model An· imals" - Paris Conservatory Orch, Pretre {Ang 36421) • .

NOON

News. DVORAK: "Hussite" Overture -Lon Sym, Kertesz (Lon 6525) 14.

BRAHMS: Serenade 112, Op. 16 -london Sym, Kertesz (Lan 6594) 29.

BRAHMS: 4 Waltzes, Op,39, Andor Foldes, p. (DGG 136002) 4.

1:00 P.M.

COUPERIN: Ordre pour clavecin 1121 -Heurtier, c.; Boulay, hps. (Nsch 73014) 10.

DELIUS: "Florida Suite" {Arr. Beecham) -Royal. Philharmonic, Beecham (Cap 7193) 35.

SCHUBERT: Minuets - I Musici (Phil 900-17

2:00P.M.

News. MOZART:"Marriage of Figaro" Ov­erture - Royal Philharmonic, Davis (Ang Ser 60035) 4.

WALTON: Symphony !If -London Sym, Pre· vin (RCA 2927} 43.

3:00 P.M.

PARISH-ALVERS: 3 Romances- Nicanor Zaboleto, h. (CP 5542) 6.

TELEMANN: Double Horn Concerto in E­Fiat- Barboteu & Coursier- Toulouse Chamber Orch, Auriacombe (Nsch 71066) 18.

STRAVINSKY: "The Firebird" Ballet Suite -Philharmonia Orch, Giulini (AngSer60022) 22.

GABRIEL!: Selections -Vienna State Opera Orch Brass Ens, Stone f:Nest 14081).

4:00P.M.

News. HAYDN: "Acis & Galatea" Overture­Vienna Baroque Ensemble, Guschlbauer (MHS 768) 8.

HAYDN: Double Concerto in E -List, p.; Glenn, v .; Biedermeier Orch, K. List (MHS 539) 18.

HAYDN: Quartet, Op.77, 112 ("L;obkowitz")­Hungarian Quartet (Vox 512080) 21.

5:00 P.M.

BERNSTEIN: 3 Dance Episodes from "On the Town" -NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 6677) 10.

LISZT: "Mephisto" Waltz ("Dance in the Vil­lage Inn") -Earl Wild, p. (Van 10041) II.

RAVEL: "Rapsodie Espagnole" -Phil harmonia Orch, Giulini (Ang 36385) 16.

JOS. STRAUSS: "Mein Lebenslauf ist Lieb' und lust" -Vienna Philharmonic, Boskov­sky (Lon 6149) 7.

ZELENKA: Selections from the Suite in F -Clarion Concerts Orch, Jenkins (Dec 710141),

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stock Market Report.

6:10 P.M.

BIBER: "Battalia" (Ed. Jenkins) -Milan Ang­elicum Orch, Jenkins (Nsch 71146) 9.

FRANCK: Excerpts from "Psyche" - Detroit Sym, Paray (Mer 18036) 18.

PURCELL: Selections from "King Arthur" (Ed. Boyling) -Soloists -Bath Festival Orch, Menuhin (Ang 36332).

7:00P.M.

BEETHOVEN: Violin Sonata 119 ("Kreutzer")­Heifetz, v.; Smith, p. (RCA 2577) 31.

SMETANA: "From Bohemia's Meadows and Forests" from "Ma Vlast" -Royal· Philhar­monic, Sargent (AngSer 6003) II.

ROSSINI: "Fanfare De Chasse" -L.A. Horn Club (Ang 36036) 3,

RAMEAU: Selections from "Castor et Pollux" Ballet -Chamber Ensemble, Bernard (Bar 2825).

8:00P.M.

News. AUBER: "Lestocq" Overture -New Phil harmonia, Bonynge (Lon 6643) 7.

SHOSTAKOVICH: 5 Preludes- Vladimir Ple­shakov, p. (Orion 6915) 6.

SAINT-SAENS: Cello Concerto #1- DuPre;

New Philharmonia Orch, Barenboim (Ang 36642) 20.

TCHAJKOVSKY: "Capriccio ltalien" -Cleve­land Orch, Szell (Col 787) 15.

9:00P.M.

ELGAR: "Chanson de Matin" & "Chanson de Nuit", Op.l5, #I & #2- Royal Philharmonic, Weldon (RCA 1377) 8.

RIISAGER: Trumpet Concertina -Johnson -Philadelphia Orch, Ormandy (Col 6791) II.

BARBER: Symphony II) - Eastman Rochester Sym, Hanson (Mer 90420) 19.

PEZEL: "lust-Musik" - Mainz Chamber Orch, Kehr (Turn 34274) 13.

10:00 P.M.

News. GRIEG: Norwegian Dance #2 -Philo­delphia, Ormandy (Col 7674) 2.

BRAHMS: Piano Concerto #J - Serkin; Cleveland Orch, Szell (Col 7143) 47.

II: 00 P.M.

WAGNER: Siegfried's Rhine Journey from "Die Goetterdaemmerung"- Chicago Sym, Reiner (RCA 2441) 13.

DITTERSDORF: Sinfonia Concertante in D -Hoertnagel, dbl-bs.; Lemmen, va.; Wuerttem­berg Chamber Orch, Faerber (Turn 34005) 16.

BRITTEN: Nocturnal, Op. 70- Julian Bream, g, (RCA 2964) 19.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

FRIDAY

1 6:00A.M.

News. AURIC: Overture in G - london Sym, Dorati (Mer 90435) 8.

BOCCHERINI: Adagio & Allegro from the Cello Sonata in A- Starker, c.; Swedish, p. (Mer 90460) 8.

MOZART: Symphony IIJ4 in A- London Phil, leinsdorf f:Nest 14078) 13.

DEVIENNE: Flute Concerto #2 - Rampal -Ant­I qua Musica Chamber Orch, Roussel (Mer 90458) 19.

.7:00A.M.

News, WEBER: "Invitation to the Dance" (Orch. Berlioz) -Chicago Sym, Reiner (RCA 2112) 9.

BACH: Keyboard Concerto ll7- Gould, p. -Columbia Sym, Golschmann (Col 7001) 14.

DEBUSSY: "Jeux" -Vienna New Sym, Goberman (Odsy 3216-0226) 16.

HANDEL: Violin Sonata, Op.l,ll3- Lautenba­cher, v .; Ruf, hps.; Koch, va dog (None 71238) 9.

:00 A.M.

News, VERDI: "Luisa Miller" Overture Maggio Musicale Florentino Orch, Gov-azzeni 15023) 4,

TARREGA: "Recuerdos de Ia Alhambra"-Manuel 27l7) 5.

SCHUBERT: Hague 27.

J. STRAUSS, Cincinnati

: "Wine, Women & Rudolf (Dec 710158)

9:00 A.M.

HAt>lDEL: "Rodrigo" Suite - Northern Sln-fonla, 9066) 15.

CHABRIER: Valses

0:00A.M.

News. TCHAIKOVSKY: Waltz from &

:00 A.M.

WEBER: "Der Frelschuetz" Overture -Columbia (Col 6238)

TOMASI: Radio 829) 15.

HAYDN: ::.vn1on•:mv Vienna

NOON

News. CORELL!: Concerto Grosso, 118 -Vienna Goberman sy 3236-0002) 17,

SCHUMANN: "Abegg" Variations, Sviatoslav p. (DGG 3.

MOZART: Violin Concerto #3 in G, Mak-- Soar Chamber Rlsten-71056) 22.

:00 P.M.

:>Vi110I10rlv for String Or·~he><tr.a. Chamber O;·ch

March in D -Berlin Instrument

139045) 7. BOCCHERIN!: Ouortet, Op. 64, #! -Car-

mlre!ii Quartet 123) 18. ANDERSON: from the "irish

Suite" Eastman Rochester Orch, Fennell 90009).

2:00P.M.

News. HUMPERDINCK: "Hansel & Gretel" Overture - National Sym, Mitchell (RCA 2766) 7.

CHOPIN: Piano Concerto *I - Czemy-Stef­anska; Warsaw Philharmonicum, Rawicki (Orpheus 140) 40.

3:00P.M.

PROKOFIEV: "Lt. Kiie" Suite -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Col 7408) 19.

VOLLSTEDT: "Jolly Fellows" Walt% -Boston Pops Orch, Fiedler (RCA 2548) 8.

BACH: Sonata in g for Unaccompanied violin (Trans marimba), Vida Chenoweth, mar. (Epic 1153) 14.

PURCEll: "The Virtuous Wife" Incidental Music - Rhenish Chamber Orch of Cologne, Kehr (Nsch 71027).

4:00P.M.

'News. BRETON: Zopateodo (Arr. Ramos) -Orch, Ramos (MHS 972) 4.

VIVALDI: Triple Violin Concerto in F (Rev. Garotti) - Ayo, Cotogni & Tampon! -I Musici (Phil 900-147) 10.

NIELSEN: Symphony #6 ("Sinfonio Semplice") Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 6882) 33.

5:00 P.M.

RAVEL: "Bolero" - Orchestre de Paris, Munch (Ang 36584) 17.

GRANADOS: Songs- Montserrat Cobolle,sop. Orch, Ferrer {RCA 2910)

TCHAIKOVSKY: "Marche Slav" -Cleveland Orch, lane (Ep 1121) 9. AMIROV: Caucasian Dances- Radio leipzig

Sym, Abendroth (Urania 57117).

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stock Market Report.

6:10P.M.

LUMBYE: "Amelie" Walt% -Royal Danish Orch, Hommel hoe (Mer 90461) 9.

POULENC: 3 Nocturnes -Gabriel Tocchino, P• (Ang 36602) 6.

ElGAR: Introduction & Allegro, Op. 47 -English Chamber Orch, Britten (Lon 6618)14.

WIENIAWSKI: "legende"- Milstein, v.; Con certs Arts Orch, Susskind {Cop 8528) 7.

MENNIN: Canto for Orchestra- Cincinnati Sym, Rudolf (Dec 710168) 8,

7:00 P.M.

WAGNER: "Die Meistersinger" Overture -Columbia Sym, Wolter (Col 6149) 10.

CORElll: Suite of Dances from Op.4,*2 & Op.4#4 -Ensemble, Birboum (Mer 90405)7.

DONIZETTI: Cot1certino in G -lardrot, eh.; Solisti di Zagreb, Janigra (Van71133) 12.

RACHMANINOFF: "Vocalise", Op.34,#14-0rch, Stokowski (Cap 8650) 7.

LJSZT: Hungarian Historical Portraits- Edith Farnadi, P• fY/est 17127).

8:00P.M.

News. THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA CONCERTS. Violinist Henryk Szeryng joins guest conductor Istvan Kertesz in this concert recorded "live" at the Summer Home of the Orchestra at Saratoga Springs, N.Y., presen­ted tonight by RCA Red Seal Recordings and Home Entertainment, Inc.

MOZART: Symphony #33, KODALY: Suite from "Hary Janos", BRAHMS: Violin Concerto.

10:00 P.M.

News. MOUSSORGSKY: Prelude to "Khovantch­ina" -Landon Sym, Solti (lan 6503) 5.

TURINA: !topsodio Sinfanico - Soriano, p.; Spanish National Orch, Alonso (Lon 6202) 10.

PALESTRINA: "0 Che Splendor" - L.A. Horn Club (Ang 36036) 2.

ADAM: Selections from Act II of "Giselle" Ballet -.Monte Carlo Opera Orch, Bonynge (Lon 2226).

ll~oo P.M.

OFSTAD: "Anecdotes of Spring"- Norwegian Broadcasting Orch, Bergh (Phil 838-Q59) 6.

DEBUSSY: Sonata far Flute, Viola & Harp -Rampal, fl.; Pasquier, va.; Loskine, h.(MHS 803) 17.

DVORAK: Quartet #7- Guarneri Quartet (RCA 2887) 29.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

SATURDAY

18 6:00 A.M.

News. MEHUL: "Young Henry's Hunt" Overture New Philharmonio Orch, leppard (Phil 900-235) II.

VIVALDI: Stravaganza: Violin Concerto, Op.4, #10- Ayo - I Musici{Phil 2-940) 9.

DEBUSSY: "Fetes" from "Nocturnes" -London Sym, Stokawski (Cop 8673) 6.

HAYDN: Symphony #Js- Vienna Chamber Orch. Moerzendorfer (Orpheus 205) 15.

PURCELL: Trio Sonata, Book I, #5- C.Pini & Tunnell, duo-v.; A.Pinl, c.; Lester, hps. (MHS 942/943) o.

7:00A.M.

News. SMETANA: "The Moldau" from "My Coun­try" -Israel Philharmonic, Kertesz (Lon 6330)11.

KOHAUT: Guitar Concerto in F - Diaz- Solisti di Zagreb, Jonigro (Van 71152) 12.

DESPORTES: Normandie Suite -Capitol Univer­sity Clarinet Quartet (Coronet 1266) 12.

TELEMANN: Flute Sonata In f- Rampol, fl.;

Veyron-locroix, hps. (Nsch 71038) 10

8:00 A.M.

News, GRETRY: "Cephale et Procris" B< iet Suite (Arr. Mottl) - Hartford Sym, Mohler (Van 2098) 12.

MENDELSSOHN: Sextet in D, Op.IIO • Panhoffer, p. -Members of the Vienn Octet (Lon 6636) 30.

RIEGGER: "New Dance"- Vienna Radic Orch, Eger {MG 858) 6.

9:00A.M.

MOZART: Violin Concerto 116 - Szeryil'!l Phifhormonio Orch, Gibson (Phil 900· 29.

BORODfN: Symphony #3 ("Unfinished") (Orch. Glazounov) - Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6126) 16.

FOSTER: Songs- Mormon Tabernacle Ch Condie {Col 7149).

10:00 A.M.

News. SCHUBERT: "Rasamunde" lnciden1 Music - Vi~nna 'Philharmonic, Kempe (Ang 35746) 22.

LEOPOLD 1: Sonata From "La Felicito11 •

Austrian Tonkuenstler Orch, Bernet (N 737) I.

LEOFFLER: "A Pagan Poem" - Orch, StO awski (AngSer 60080) 24.

II :00 A.M.

DVORAK: Scherzo Copriccioso- Royal P harmonic, Kempe (AngSer 60098) 13.

RACHMANINOFF: Piano Sonata #1 - Jol Ogdon (RCA 3024) 34.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Selections from Acts 3 I from "The Swan lake" Ballet -London Sinfonia, Hollingsworth (Cross 2226..()(

NOON

News. MENDELSSOHN: "Ruy Bias" Ov4 ture - NY Philharmonic, Bernstein {Co 6223) 7.

BACH: Double Violin Concerto in d- Me uhin & Ferros; Masters Chamber Orch, Menuhln (Cop 7210) 17.

SIBELIUS: "Night Ride & Sunrise" - Philh monio Orch, Pretre (RCA 2996) 13.

FUX: Selections from "Costanzo e Fortez:z Prague Chamber Orch (Crass 2216-QISSJ

I: 00 P.M.

KLEF SATURDAY AFTERNOON OPERA. MASSENET: "Don Quichotte" {Complete

Opera) - Kalef, Korashetz, Changalov' Belgrade Opera Chorus & Orch, Donan (Ev 440/2) 1'40".

MASSENET: Meditation from "Thais" - Lo don Sym, Agoult (RCA 2800) 5.

3:00P.M.

BEETHOVEN: "The Creatures of P~

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BEETHOVEN: Bagatelle in a ("Fuer Elise") (Arr. Smith) -Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 7504) 3,

BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto #2 - Arrau -Concertgebouw Orch, Haitink (Phil 5970) 30.

BEETHOVEN: Contradanses - lnnsbruck Sym, Wagner (Vox 512580),

4:00P.M.

News. CHABRIER: "Suite Pastorale" -Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6438) 21.

LECLAIR: Oboe Concerto, Op.7,#3- Lor­clrot; Wiener Solisten, Boettcher (Van 2138) 15.

SCHUBERT: Allegro in a, Op. 144 -Brendel & Crochet, duo-p. (Turn 34141-44) II.

5:00P.M.

BRETON: "La Verbena de Ia Paloma" Prelude Madrid Sym, Sorozabal (MG 149) 4.

MOZART: Trio in E-Fiat, K.498 {"Skittle Alley")- Panhoffer, p.; A.Boskovsky, cl.; W.Boskovsky, va. (Lon 15059) 20.

GLINKA: Oriental Dances from "Russian & Ludmilla" - Orch, Svetlanov {Ang 40081)7.

VIVALDI: Bassoon Concerto #a- Walt; Zimbler Sinfonietta (RCA 2353) II.

RESPIGHI: Selections from the Suite #1 of Ancient Airs & Dances- Phil harmonia Hungarica, Dorati (Mer 90199).

6:00P.M.

News.

6:05P.M.

KlEF KLASSIKS BY REKWEST.

8:00P.M.

News. WAGNER: "The Flying Dutchman" Overture -Philharmonic Orch, Klemperer (Ang 36187) 12.

SAINT -SAENS: Introduction & Rondo Cap­riccioso- Francescatti, v.; NY Philharmon­ic, Bernstein {Col 6617) 9,

BEETHOVEN: Symphony HJ -Vienna Philhar­monic, Schmidt-lsserstedt (Lon 6658) 27.

9:00P.M.

GRIEG: Lyric Piece ("Wedding Day at Trold­haugen"), Op.65,#6- Liv Glaser, p.{RCA 1465) 6.

SCHUMANN: Cello Concerto -Starker­London Sym, Skrowaczewski (Mer 90347)24.

GERSHWIN: "An American in Paris" -NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 6091) 19.

10:00 P.M.

News. WALTON: "Richard Ill" Incidental Music - Philharmonic Orch, Walton (Ang 36198) 18.

BUSONI: Konzertstueck for Piano with

Orchestra, Op.3la- Glazer- Berlin Sym, Buente {Cand 31003) 17.

LISZT: Hungarian Rhapsody #6 ("The Carnival of Pesth") -London Sym, Dorati (Mer 90371)12.

11:00 P.M.

VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Symphony #7 ("Sinfonia Antartica") - Harper, sop.; Ambrosian Sing­ers; Richardson, spkr.; -london Sym, Previn (RCA 3066) 44.

VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Norfolk Rhapsody #J -New Philharmonic Orch, Boult {Ang 36557) 10.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

SUNDAY

19 6:00A.M.

News. CONGRESSIONAl COMMENT. Senator John G. Tower, Rep.- Texas.

6:10A.M.

THE SPACE STORY.

6:15A.M.

THE WAY PEOPlE LIVE. "A Conversation with Carol "S."."

6:45A.M.

AT ISSUE. "Future of Violence".

7:00A.M.

News. MEN AND IDEAS. "A conversation with Geoffrey Johnson-Smith."

7:35 A.M.

UNIVERSITY MUSICALE. BACH: Prelude & Fugue in A-Minor, WAGNER: Prelude from Tristan and Isolde.

8:00A.M.

News. MEN & MOlECULES. "The Cancer Riddle: Two Approaches".

8:20A.M.

TOWN HALL. Speaker: Richard K. Earner, Pres. of National Medical Enterprises, Topic: "Spiraling Hospital Costs in the 70's; Will they ever stop. "

9:00A.M •

MOZART: "The Magic Flute" Overture -Philharmonic Orch, Klemperer (Ang 36289) 7.

DELIUS: Serenade from "Hassan" (Arr. Bee· cham)- Druian, v.; Dalton, h.; Cleve­land Sinfonietta, Lane (Ep 1275) 3.

HANDEl: Concerto Grosso in C ("Alexan­der's Feast") - Paillard Chamber Orch {MHS 711) 13,

BEETHOVEN: Cello Sonata #4- Casals, c.; Serkin, p. (Odsy 3236-0DI6) 17.

FALlA: Miller's Dance & Final Dance from "The Three-cornered Hat" Ballet -Lon­don Festival Orch, Black (Lon 21020) 10.

10:00 A.M.

News. VICTORIA: "Ave Maria"- L.A. Horn Club {Ang 36036) 2.

SCHUMANN: "Scenes from Childhood" -Vladimir Horowitz, p. {Col 6411) 17.

BEETHOVEN: Symphony #a -Columbia Sym, Walter {Col 608) 27,

11:00 A.M.

ROSSINI: "Semiramide" Overture- St. Cecilia Academy Orch, Previtali (Ev 3186/2) 13.

PAGANINI: Violin Concerto #J - Tretya­kov; Orch, Yarvy (Ang 40015) 37.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Selections from Act I of "The Sleeping Beauty" Ballet - Philhfir­monia Orch, Kurtz (AngSer 6011).

NOON

News. LISZT: Hungarian Rhapsody #2 -Boston Pops Orch, Fiedler (RCA 2442) 10.

ROREM: Trio for flute, cello & piano -Tipton, fl.; DiFiore, c.; Norris, p. {West 17147) 16.

COPLAND: "Billy the Kid" Ballet Suite -Dallas Sym, Johanos {Turn 34169) 20.

1:00 P.M.

VIVALDI: Bossoon Concerto in e -Allard; Saar Chamber Orch, Ristenpart (Nsch 71104) II.

SCHUBERT: Symphony #2 -Bamberg Sym, Couroud {Vox 510240) 25.

MONT SAL V ATGE: Sonatine for Yvette -Gonzalo Soriano, p. (Ang 36281) II.

RAMEAU: Dances - Lamoureux Chamber Orch; Froment (OL 60024).

2:00P.M.

News, LEOPOLD 1: Sonata from "The Mourning of the Universe" -Austrian Tonkuenstler Orch, Bernet (MHS 737) 2.

DVORAK: "The Water Sprite"- Czech Philharmonic, Chalabala (Art 7201) 23.

BACH: Suite 113 in D - Mainzer Chamber Orch, Kehr {Vox 52000) 22.

3:00P.M.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "The Queen's Lace kerchief" Overture -Vienna ph:"

7327) 22. MAHLER: '<vnonf1,rwsv

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MUSIC FROM COPLAND:

9:00A.M.

DUSSEK: Double Piano Concerto in B-Fiat­Michael & Anna Galperin; Vienna Pro Musica Orch, Schwartz (Bar 2867) 32.

f'UCCINI: Orchestral Suite from "Turandot" "Gianni Schicchi" & "Manon lescaut" (Arr. Shaffer) - Vienna State Opera Orch, Shaffer f;Nest 1024) 16.

A. GABRIEL!: Ricercare -Vienna Musica Antiquo, Clemencic (Cross 2216-oo-44)

10:00 A.M.

News. WAGNER: "lohengrin": Prelude to A';:t Ill .. london Sym, Black (Lon 21045) 3.

PERGOLES!: Concertina 14 .. Amsterdam Chamber Orch, Rieu (Tele 9415) 12.

DEBUSSY: "Arabesques" 11 & #2- Werner Haas, P• (Phi! WS 5-ol2) 7.

BARBER: nMeclea" Ballet Suite - Eastman Rochester Orch, Hanson {Mer 90420) 25.

11:00 A.M.

FAURE: Berceuse- Nadien, v.; Hancock, p. (Mon 2fll7) ·3.

MOZART: Symphony 136 ("llnz") -london Dorati {Mer 90121) 31.

"Lemminkainen•s Return" from "The legends of lemminkainen" - Holle Orch, Barbirolll (Cap 8669) 6.

TE!.EMANN: Selections from the Suite for Strings in f-Shorp (Eel. Buettner) -Col­bgne Soloists Ensemble, Mueller-Bruehl (Nsch 71078).

NOON

News. R. STRAUSS: "Don Juan"- N.Y. Philharmonic, Bernstein {Col 6822) 17.

D!NICU: Hora Staccato (Arr. Harris) -Philadelphia, Ormandy {Col 7146) 2.

RACHMANINOfF: Plano Concerto 11 -Pennario; Royal Philharmonic, Prevln

2788} 27.

I: 00 P.M.

GRAINGER: Walking Tune from "Music Room Tid-bits" -Philadelphia Woodwind Quintet (Col 6584) 4.

BEETHOVEN: Quartet *14 in c-Shorp, Op. 131 -Budapest String Quartet (Col 677) 39.

FASCH: Trumpet Concerto in D - Ziekler; Moinz Chamber Orch, Kehr (Tum 34090) 7.

2:00P.M.

News. BACH: Violin Concerto #2 in E -Grumiaux; English Chamber Orch, lep­

(Phil 900-D75) 18. CHAUSSON: Symphony in B-Flat - Bos.tan

Sym, Munch (RCA 2647) 29.

3:00P.M.

MOZART· "The Dream of Scipione" Over­rure -Austrian Tonkuenstler Orch, Moer-zendorfer (MHS 702) 8.

SAINT -SAENS: Variations on o Theme of Beethoven -Bauer & Bung, duo-p. (DGG

16. Suite #Jin G: Theme &

Variations- Vienna Philharmonic, Kempe 35975) 19.

Allegro- Vienna Mandolin & Guitar Ensemble, Hladky (Tum 34239) 7.

4:00P.M.

News. BEETHOVEN:'Creotures of Prometheus" - Israel Philharmonic, Mehta

48.

5:00P.M.

CORRETTE: Flute Concerto, Op.4,#6-Maim: Chamber Orch, Kehr (Turn

34010) 7. tANNER: "New Vienna" Laendier- Soskov­

Ensemble Nan 2096) 5. "Suire Populoire Espagnole" (Arr.

Kochonsky) - Szeryng, v.; Janopoulo, P• 3153) 12.

iPPOUTOV-IVANOV: "Caucasian Sketches", 10 - Orch, Razhdestvensky (Ang 40119)

22. HOSSE!N: Prelude #i ("Persian Legend") -

Rigai, p. Nox 512570) 5.

6:00P.M.

News, VIVALDI: Cello Concerto in e (Ed. Cassada) - Cassada; Bamberg Sym, Perlea

510790)11. R. HALFFTER: 3 Short Pieces - Niconor Zab­

h. (CP 5509) 6, HAYDN: Symphony #33 ("The Hen") -Vienna

Philharmonic, Muenchinger (Lon 6230) 23.

7:00P.M.

SULLIVAN: "Iolanthe" Overture - Orch, Ward (RCA 1196) 7.

TE!..EMANN: Concerto in D for Violin Con­certato, Trumpet & Cello Obbligato­Carol, v.; Johnson, tr.; Mayes, c.; Philadelphia, Ormandy (RCA 3057) 14.

PROKOFIEV: "Scythian" Suite- St. Louis Sym, Remoortel (Odsy 3216-0344) 20.

GLUCK: Ballet Music from "Orfeo ed Euri­dice" -Virtuosi di Ramo, Fasano {RCA 2913),

8:00P.M.

News. JANACEK: "Jenufa" Prelude-Bmo Philharmonic, Waldhans (Cross 2226-00!6) 5.

VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Fantasia on "Green­sleeves" -Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 7103) 5.

BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto #J -Richter; Boston Sym, Munch (RCA 2544) 37.

9:00P.M.

MAHLER: Symphony #J - london Sym, Horenstein {Nsch 71240) 56.

10:00 P.M.

News.- ROSSINI: "T::u1credi" Overture- St. Cecilia Academy Orch, Previtali (Ev 3186/2) 7.

BIGOT: Impromptu - Raph, trombone; Griest, p. (Coronet 1407) 3,

BlOCH: Violin Concerto - Bress; Prague Sym, Rohan (Cross 2216-0212) 35.

11:00 P.M.

VILLA-lOBOS: Quintette en Forme de Choros­NY Woodwind Quintet (Nsch 71030) II.

MENDELSSOt-!i·-1: Quartet #2 - Juilliard String Quartet (Ep 1287) 29.

HANSON: Selections from "For the First Time"­Eastman Rochester Orch, Hanson (Mer 90357).

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TUES

1 6:00A.M.

News. JOS. STRAUSS: "Village Swallows" -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Ep 1258) 9.

TCHAIKOVSKY: "Waltz of the Flowers" from "The Nutcracker" Ballet (Arr. Babin) -Vronsky & Babin, duo-p. (RCA 1419) 6.

TELEMANN: Concerto in B-Fiat for 3 Oboes & 3 Violins - Soloists; Philadelphia, Ormandy (RCA 3057) 10.

GLAZOUNOV: "Scenes de Ballet" (Arr. Stout)­lthoca Concert Band, Beeler (GC 4077) 15.

TORELLI: Concerto Grosso, Op.8,#6 ("Pastoral") - Solisti di Zagreb, Janigro (BG 5006) 7.

7:00A.M.

News. OFFENBACH: "The Drum-Major's Dau­ghter" Overture - London Sym, Bonynge (Lon 6486) 7.

HAYDN: Duo in B-Fiat -David & Igor Oistrakh, duo-v, (Mon 2058) II.

J. ST AMITZ: Symphony in A -Munich Chamber Orch, Stadlmair (Nsch 71076) 20.

BORODIN: Polovtsian Dances from "Prince Igor" (Orch. Rimsky-Korsakov) -Roger Wagner Chorale & Orch, Wagner (Cap 8431) 9.

8:00 A.M.

News. MENDELSSOHN: "Son & Stranger" Over­ture - Musica Aeterna Orch, Waldman (Dec 710164) 6.

MENDELSSOHN: Serenade & Allegro Gioioso­Kyriakou, p.; Vienna Pro Musica Orch, Swar­owsky (Turn 34170) 13,

MENDELSSOHN: Symphony #1 -Cleveland

Orch, Lone (Col 7391) 28.

9:00A.M.

BACH: 3 Sinfonias -Heifetz, v.; Primrose, va.; Piotigorsky, c. (RCA 2563) 5.

DESPORTES: French Suite -Capital Univ­ersity Clarinet 0uartet (Coronet 1266)10.

BRAHMS: Viola Sonata, Op.l20,#1 -Schmid, va.; Rusy, p. (MHS 691) 26.

LALANDE: "Symphonies for the King's Dinners" -Paris Collegium Musicum, Douatte (MG 115).

10:00 A.M.

News. SARASATE: "Zigeunerweisen" -Friedman, v.; London Sym, Sargent (RCA 2689) 8. ''

TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony #3 ("Pol!sh")­Vienna Philharmonic, Maazel (Lon 6428) 41.

11:00 A.M.

GERSHWIN: "Porgy & Bess" Overture -Orch, Alwyn (He! 25052) 5.

IVES: "The Unanswered Question" - Voi­sin, tr.; Zimbler Sinfonietta, Foss (Turn 34154) 6,

MAC DOWEll: Piano Concerto ff2 - Cli­burn; Chicago Sym, Hendl {RCA 2507);18.

COPLAND: "Quiet City" -London Sym, Copland (Col 7375) 10.

NOON

News, DEBUSSY: Cello Sonata in d -Tort­elier, c.; Hubeau, p. ~MHS 803) II.

SCHUMANN: Symphony 2 - Cleveland Orch, Szell (Ep 110) 36.

1:00 P.M.

MOZART: "Lucio Silla" Overture -London Sym, Moog (Lon 15088) 9,

BEN-HAIM: 3 Songs without Words - Siru­cek, o.; Hornibrook, p. (Coronet 1510)10,

OFFENBACH: "Gaite Porisienne" (Arr. Ros· enthal) -Phil harmonia Orch, Mockerros (Cap 8654) 25.

MARAIS: Selections from "Aicide" -Petit Chamber Orch (SFr 20117),

2:00P.M.

News. ROSSINI: Sonata #3 for Strings­Berlin Philharmonic, Karajon (DGG 139041) 12.

HAYDN: Andante & Variations in f- Artur Balsam, p. (Orpheus 115) 17.

SIBELIUS: "Karelia" Suite -Halle Orch, Barbiralli (Cap 8669) 16.

POULENC: Clarinet & Bassoon Sonata -Peyer, cl,; Waterhouse, bas. (Ang 36586) 7.

3:00P.M.

MASCAGNI: Intermezzo from "Cavalierio Rusticana" -london Sinfonia, Irving

-ji..

(Cop 8659) 3. BALAKIREV: Symphony If( -Royal Philhar­

monic, Beecham (Ang Ser 60062) 41. RAVEL: "Albarado del Grocioso" from "Mir­

oirs" - Vlodo Perlemuter, p. (Vox 5410) 6.

4:00P.M.

News. BEETHOVEN: Quartet If( - Hungarian Quartet (AngSer 6005) 27.

PETRINI: Harp Concerto #4 - Chollon; Ant­iquo Musico Chamber Orch, Couroud (Phil ws 9020) 21.

5:00 P.M.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "Tales from the Vienna Woods" -London Philharmonic, Dorati (Lon 21018) 14.

LUMBYE: "Dream Pictures" -Copenhagen Sym, Friisholm (Cap 7253) 9.

DOHNANYI: "Ruralia Hungarica"- Gerle, v.; Benoit, p. {West 17150) II.

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: Selections from "Le Coq d'Or" -London Philharmonic, Rignold (Sam 13800).

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stock Market Report.

6:10P.M.

ENESCO: Roumanian Rhapsody, Op,ll,lf2-London Sym, Dorati (Mer 90235) II.

MOSZKOWSKI: Spanish Caprice - Ivan Davis, p. (Lon 6637) 7.

HANDEL: Concerto Grosso, Op.6,1fl -Eng­lish Chamber Orch, Leppard (Mer 9124)12.

!BERT: Capriccio- Philadelphia Chamber Sym Brusilow (RCA 3089) fl.

7:00 P.M.

WAGNER: "Siegfried Idyll"- Vienna Phil­harmonic, Solti (Lon 2216) 18.

SHAHAN: "Leipzig Towers" -Vienna State Opera Orch Brass Ensemble, Stone (West 1008) 8.

PAGANINI" G-and Sonata for Guitar with Violin Accompaniment - Baeuml, g.; Kla­sinc, v. (Mace 9025) 16.

LULLY: Selections from "Amodis" & "Atys"­English Chamber Orch, Leppord (OL 301).

8:00P.M.

News, THOMAS: "Mignon" Overture -Lon­don Sym, Mockerras (Phil 900-105) 8. ·

HONEGGER: "Pacific 231" - Czech Phil­harmonic, Baudo (Cross 2216-0Q78) 6.

LEONCAVALLO: Intermezzo from "I Pog­liacci" -Phil harmonia Orch, Korojan (Ang 35793) .4.

PROKOFIEV: Piano Concerto#( -Browning; Boston Sym, leinsdorf (RCA 2897) 16.

SMETANA: "Tabor" from "Ma Vlast"- Royal Philharmonic, Sargent (AngSer 6003) 12.

9:00 P.M.

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10:00 P.M.

News. LISZT: "Mephisto Waltz"#( ("Donee in the Village Inn") - SW German Radio Orch, Horenstein (Vox 52029) 12.

RACHMANINOFF: "Humoresque", 0p.10,#5-Leonard Pennario, p. (RCA 2731) 4.

BEETHOVEN: Symphony #2 -Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 745) 32.

11:00 P.M.

COUPERIN: Sonata in g ("l'Astree") - Rompal, fl.; Fernandez, v .; Pasquier, c.; Boulay, hps. (MG 108) II'.

NIELSEN: Violin Concerto -Vargo; Royal Don­ish Orch, Semkow (Turn 34043} 37.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

WEDNESDAY

2 6:00A.M.

News. HAYDN: Capriccio in G - Artur Balsam, P• (Orpheus 115) 8.

ELGAR: Introduction & Allegro - Boston Sym, Munch (RCA 2105) 14.

BACH: Violin Concerto If( in a - Suk; Prague Sym, Smetocek (Cross 2216-0Q37) 14.

HAYDN: Symphony lfl -Vienna State Opera Orch, Goberman (Odsy 3216-Q006) 13.

7:00A.M.

News. SULLIVAN: "The Yeomen of the Guard" Overture - Orch, Ward (RCA 1196) 5.

DOHNANYI: "Variations on a Nursery Tune" -Dohnanyi, p.; Royal Philharmonic, Boult (Ang 35538) 24.

GLAZOUNOV: Concert Woltz #J -Suisse Ro­mande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6509) 8.

HANDEL: Sonata in C -NY Pro Musica, Greenberg (Ev 3145/7) 10,

8:00A.M.

News. WAGNER: Excerpts from "Die Meister­singer" -Chicago Sym, Reiner (RCA2441) 12.

MOZART: Violin Sonata inC, K.296- Druian, v.; Szell, p. (Col 7064) 17.

GOULD: "Fall River Legend" Ballet Suite -Orch, Gould (RCA 2532) 20,

9:00 A.M.

BISCOGLI: Concerto in D - Pierlot, o.; Andre, tr,; Hongne, bas.; Paillard Chamber Orch (MHS 848) 24.

MENDELSSOHN: Funeral March - Gor­diens de Ia Paix de Paris, Dondeyne {West 1008) 8.

RAVEL:"Aiboroda del Grocioso" from "Mir· airs"- Czech Philharmonic, Baudo (Cross 2216-Q040) 7.

STRAUSS-Godowsky: "Wine, Woman & Song"- Charles Rosen, p. (Epic 1312)9.

CHOPIN: Mazurka, Op.33,#2- Phlladel· phia, Ormandy (Col 7506) 2.

10:00 A.M.

News. WOLF-FERRARI: Intermezzo from "1. Quottro Rusteghi" - Kostelanetz Orch, (Col 7427) 3.

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: "Scheherazode"­london Sym, Previn (RCA 3042) 45.

11:00 A.M.

SUSATO: 3 Dances from "The Third Little Music Book" -NY Brass Quintet (RCA 2938) 3.

SCHUMANN: Quartet, Op.4J,#I - Juil­liard String Quartet {Col 806) 27,

CORELLI: Sonata for 2 Recorders & Guitar, Op.4,#3 .. K~lz & Hoch, rec.; Zacze~ ,g,(MHS 819) 9.

MARAIS: Selections from "Semele" - Pe­tit Chamber Orch (SFr 20117).

NOON

News. CHABRIER: "Gwendoline" Over­ture - Paris Conservatory Orch, Derva~ (Ang Ser 60108) 10.

POULENC: Organ Concerto - Zamkochian Boston Sym, Munch (RCA 2567) 22.

VAUGHAN W1LLIAMS: "In the Fen Coun­try" -New Phil harmonia Orch, Boult (Ang 36532) 14.

I: 00 P.M.

HANDEL: "The Water Music" Suite (Arr. Harty & Szell) - London Sym, Szell (Lon 6236) 19,

BACH: Solo Violin Sonata #2- Ruggiero Ricci (Dec 710151) 22.

MANFREDINI: Double Trumpet Concerto lr D (Trans. Toni) - Wobisch & Holler; Solisti di Zagreb, Janigro (BG 5053) 7.

HOLST: Selections from the "St. Paul's" Suite -Royal Philharmonic, Sargent (Cap 8676),

2:00P.M.

News. MUSIC FROM OBERLIN. Sunday night's program repeated.

3:00P.M.

KODALY: Adagio- Gerle, v.; Benoit, p~ {West 17150) 8.

HUMPEROINCK: "Honsel ·&Gretel" Orch· estral Suite (Arr. Kempe) -Royal Phil­harmonic, Kempe (AngSer 60056) 26,

VIVALDI: Oboe Concerto in C - Nepalo; Chamber Orch, Barshoi (Mer 90425) 10.

GRIEG: Norwegian Folk Dances, Op. 72, *12 I 0:00 P.M. & #J5 -Vladimir Pleshakov, P• (Orion 6908).

News, SCRIABIN: Symphony #2 - Orch, Svet-4: 00 P.M. lanov (Ang 40118) 48.

News. VERDI: "I Vespri Sicilian!" Over­ture- London Sym, Gamba (Lon 15043) 9.

MOZART: Symphony #41 inC, "Jupiter", K.551 -Columbia Sym, Walter (Col 6255). 30.

BEETHOVEN: Romance #I - I. Oistrakh, v .; Leipzig Gewandhaus Orch, Konwitschny (He I 25071) 7.

5:00 P.M.

ROSSINI: "The Barber of Seville 11 Overture­St. Cecilia Academy Orch, Previtali (Ev 3186/2) 7.

LUMBYE: "Cecilia" Waltz -Royal Danish Orch, Hammelboe (Mer 90461) 8.

DEBUSSY: "Clair de Lune" from "Suite Ber­gamosque" (Arr. Harris" - Stem, v.; Columbis Sym, Katlms (Col 6825) 5.

LISZT: Hungarian Rhapsody #J -Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 6018) II.

RACHMANINOFF: Etudes-Tableaux, Op.33-Beveridge Webster, p. (Dover 7824).

J. STRAUSS, JR. : Waltzes from "The Gypsy Boron" -Capitol Sym, Dragon (Cap 8511)8.

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stock Market Report.

6:10P.M.

THE CHRONICLE CONCERT ON THE AIR. Peter Nero returns as guest artist 1 with Arthur Fiedler conducting the Baston Pops Orchestra in this concert recorded "live", and presented by the Houston Chronicle.

GOULD: American Salute, COPLAND: "An Outdoor Overture". NERO: "Fantasy & Improvisations" for piano

and orch. GERSHWIN: Concerto in F. BERNSTEIN: Medley from ''West Side Story",

and familiar encores.

8:00P.M.

News, BOIELDIEU: "Le Calife de Bagdad" Overture -New Phil harmonia, Bonynge (Lon 6643) 7.

PURCELL: "The Moor's Revenge" Suite -Orch, Surinach (Hel 25022) 17,

LALO: Cello Concerto in d- Starker; London Sym, Skrowoczewski (Mer 90347) 23.

9:00P.M.

GRIEG: "Peer Gynt" Suite #J - Concertge­bouw Orch, Fournet (Ep 1099) 15.

STRAVINSKY: "Bluebird Pas de Deux" from Tchaikovsky's "Sleeping Beauty" Ballet -Columbia Sym, Stravinsky (Col 6649) 5.

BRUCH: "Scottish Fantasy" -Heifetz, v.; London New Sym, Sargent (RCA 2603) 25.

SATIE: "New Cold Cuts" - Evelyne Crochet, p. (Phil 900-179) 6.

11:00 P.M.

BEETHOVEN: Piano Sonata #13, CJp.27, #1 -Backhaus (Lon 6638) 14.

LIADOV: "Baba-Yago" -Suisse Romande Orch., Ansermet (Lon 15066) 3.

BRAHMS: Serenade #2 -Berlin Philharmonic, Abbado (DGG 139371) 34.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

THURSDAY

23 6:00 A.M.

News. CATALAN!: Prelude to Act 3 of "La Wally" -Bologna Municipal Theatre Orch, Basile (RCA 1171) 4.

LECLAIR: Sonata for Strings in g -Versailles Chamber Orch, Wahl (Nsch 71080) 12.

BACH: Piano Concerto #5 in f - Demus; Vienna State Opera Orch, Redel fyVest 14110) 111.

REINECKE: "Toy" Symphony - Sinfonietta, Var­di (Kopp 9069) 14.

IVANOVICI: "Danube Waves"- Philadelphia, Ormondy (Col 7032) 6.

7:00A.M.

News, HANDEL: "Jephtho" Suite -Northern Sinfonia, Brott (Mace 9066) 8.

HUMMEL: Clarinet Quartet in E-Fiat -Glazer; Members of Kohon Quartet (Vox 500960) 25.

KETELBeY: "In the Mystic Land of Egypt" -Roy­al Philharmonic, Rogers (Lon 21036) 6,

VIVALDI: Concerto for Strings in A -Soar Chamber Orch, Ristenpart (Nsch 71104) 7.

8:00A.M.

News. MOZART: Bassoon & Cello Sonata in B­Fiat, K.292- Broun, bas.; Mojowski, c. (DGG 138887) 10.

MAGNARD: Symphony #3 - Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6615) 39.

9:00A.M.

LOUIS XIII: "Amaryllis" (Arr. Dragon)- Cap­itol Sym, Dragon (Cop 8649) 3.

SCHUBERT: Piano Sonata in D, Op. 53- lstomin (Col 7443) 39.

LINDBERG: "Mountain Farm" - Norwegian Brood­costing Orch, Bergh (Phil 838-D58) 8.

10:00 A.M.

News. TCHAIKOVSKY: "Hamlet" Fantasy-

Overture -London Philhormoni.c, Boult (Som 11600) 19.

PEZEL: Sonata #22 from "Ten O'Clock"­NY Brass Quintet (RCA 2938) 6.

BARTOK: Viola Concerto - Hillyer; Japan lhilhormonic, Watanabe (Nsch 71239)23,

11:00 A.M.

VERDI: Ballet Music from "Otello" - Kos­telanetz Orch, (Co I 7427) 6.

MOZART: Symphony #28- Cincinnati Sym, Rudolf (Dec 710129) 17.

BACH: Double Keyboard Concerto #J -Ekier & Hoffman, duo-p.; Warsaw Phil­harmonic, Wislockl (MHS 1002) 14.

HAYDN: Selections, from the Divertimento inC - Eichendorff Wind Group (MHS 620). .

NOON

News. MOZART: Minuet from "Don Giov­anni" - Philadelphia, Ormondy (Col 7507) 2.

FRANCK: "Psyche" -Czech Philharmonic Chorus; Prague Sym, Fournet (Cross 2216· 0118) 45.

1:00 P.M.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "The Gypsy Baron" Ov­erture - Berlin Philharmonic, Karajon (DGG 139014) 7.

PAGANINI: Violin & Guitar Sonata, Op. Posth. - Klasinc, v .; Boeuml, g.(Moce 9025) 6. '

HAYDN: Symphony #to3 ("Drum Roll")­Vienno Philharmonic, Korojon (Lon 6369) 30.

MEDTNER: Improvisation, Op.31, #1 -Earl Wild, p. (RCA 3080) 7.

2:00P.M.

News. LUDT: "Hen Party" -Norwegian Broadcasting Orch, Bergh (Phil 839-239) 3.

STRAVINSKY: "The Fairy's Kiss" Ballet -Columbia Sym, Stravinsky (Col 6803) 46.

3:00P.M.

WAGNER: March from "Tonnhaeuser" -NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 7511) 6.

BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto #5 ("Emper­or") - Gilels; Philharmonio Orch, Lud­wig (Ang 35476) 39.

WARLOCK: Selections from the "Caprio! Suite" - Sinfonietta, Vardi (Kopp 9059).

4:00P.M.

News, BIBER: Violin Sonata #7 in g -Monosaff, v.; Smith, hps.; Scholz, v do, ga.;(Cam 1813) 12.

RACHMANINOFF: Symphonic Donees -Dallas Sym, Johanos (Turn 34145) 34.

5:00P.M.

IVES: Voriotions on "America" (Orch. Schu­man) -Chicago Sym, Gould (RCA 2893) 7.

CHOPIN: Polonaise, Op.40,H1 - Holino Czerny-Stefanska, p. (Orph 141-43) 5.

OFFEN BACH: "Les Belles Americoines"­Boston Pops Orch, Fiedler (RCA 1466) 7.

IPPOLITOV-IVANOV: "In the Village" & Procession of the Sardar from "Caucosion Sketches" -NY philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 7014) 9.

PONCHIELLI: Dance of the Hours from "La Giocondo" -Concert Arts Sym, Leinsdorf (Cap 8637) 8.

PAGANINI: "La Campanella" & Caprice H2o (Trans. Gusikoff) -NY Concertmas­ters, Broekmon (Dec 79955).

6:00P.M.

News, (6:05) Stock Market Report.

6:10 P.M.

MOZART: Serenade 111 -Salzburg Mazort­eum Orch, Paumgartner (Ang 36377) 21.

ARNOLD: Harmonica Concerto - Adler; Royal Philharmonic, Gould (RCA 3078) 9.

HANDEL: Concerto Grosso in B-Fiat, Op,3, #2 - Poillard Chamber Orch (MHS 711) 10.

7:00P.M.

DVORAK: Serenade in d for Winds- London Sym, Kertesz (Lon 6594) 24.

DELIUS: "In a Summer Gorden"- Holle Orch, Barbirolli (Ang 36588) 15.

R. STRAUSS: "By the Brook", Op.9,#2-Rostropovich, c.; Yampolsky, p. (Mon 2119) 3.

LULL Y: Symphonies for the Shepherds - Pe­tit Chamber Orch (SFr 20105).

8:00P.M.

News. ROSSINI: "II Signor Bruschino" Ov­erture -Chicago Sym, Reiner (RCA 2318) 5.

MANDELSSOHN: Capriccio Brillonte, Op.22-Groffmon, p.; Boston Sym, Munch (RCA 1030) 10.

MOUSSORGSKY-Rovel: "Pictures at on Ex­hibition" -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Ep 1290) 31.

9:00P.M.

A program of special interest, featuring the Rice University Chamber Orchestra, Kious Christhart Krotzenstein, Conductor, in o rec­ent concert in Rice Memorial Chapel, with Flutist Virginia Rolph & John Barrington, Oboist. HALL: "3 Pieces for Chamber Orch"(Premier)

II, TULL: Concertina for Oboe & Strings (1st

Houston perf.) II. , GENZMER: Divertimento Giocoso. 14.

9:45P.M.

SOLER: Piano Sonoto in G -Frederick

Marvin (MHS 707) 6. MAC DOWELL: Selections from the Sute #1 -

Eastman Rochester Orch, Honson (Mer 90449).

10:00 P.M.

News. FIORENZA: Siciliano inc -Soar Cha­mber Orch, Risten~art (Odsy 3216-DOI6) 3.

HAYDN: Symphony 8 ("Evening") - Saor Chamber Orch, Ristenpart (Nsch 71015) 17.

MENDELSSOHN: Violin Concerto - Menuhin; Philharmonic Orch, Susskind (Cap 7148} 27.

11:00 P.M.

GRIFFES: "The Pleasure Dome of Kubla Khan"­Eastmon Rochester Orch, Hanson (Mer 90422) 10.

BORODIN: Quintet in c - Panhoffer, p., mem­bers of the Vienna Octet (Lon 6636) 21.

HOVHANESS: "Mysterious Mountain" -Chic­ago Sym, Reiner (RCA 2251) 19.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

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FRIDAY

2 6:00 A.M.

News. PAGANINI: Introductions & Variations on Paisiello's "Nel cor piu non mi sento" -Ruben Varga, v. (MG 861} 10.

B MARCELLO: Concerto a Cinque, Op.l,lf4-Solisti di Milano, Ephrikian (MHS 924) B.

C.P.E.BACH: Piano Sonata in A- Artur Balsam (MHS 558) 13.

OFFENBACH: "La Rase de Sainl'-flour"Fontasie­R. T .F. Radio Orch, Cariven {Van 242) 6.

MOUTON: Dances- Michael Schaeffer, I. (Turn 34137) 6.

7:00A.M.

News. D'INDY: "Fervaal" Introduction- Colum­bia Sym, Schippers (Col 6238) 7.

BOISMORTIER: Sonata a Quattro in a - Gravoin Ensemble (SFr 20102) 7.

HAYDN: Symphony 1116 -Vienna State Opero Orch, Gobermon (Odsy 3216-DI66) 12.

T AILLEFERRE: Harp Sonota - Nicanor Zoboleto (CP .5523) 9.

DEBUSSY: "Syrinx" - Jean-Pierre Rompol, fl. (MHS 906) 2.

NEDBAL: "Kavalier" Waltzes -Vienna State Opero Orch, Paulik (Von 150) 9.

8:00A.M.

News. DONI?:ETTI: "Linda di Chomounix" Ov­erture- Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Orch,

Gavazzeni (Lon 15023) 7. GROFE: "Desert Water Hole" from "Dec

Volley Suite" - Notional Sym, Mitch (RCA 2713) 4.

HOLMBOE: Symphony #8 - Royol Danis! Orch, Semkow (Turn 34168) 36,

9:00A.M.

SAINT-SAENS: Violin Concerto Ht - Ri< Cincinnati Sym, Rudolf (Dec 710106) i

BARTOK: Music for Strings, Percussion ' Celesta - London Sym, Dorati (Mer 90515) 31.

GRAINGER: Selections from "Lincolnshi Posy" - Ectstmon Wind Ensemble, Fenn elf (Mer 90f73).

' 10:00 A.M.

News. ROZSA: Hungarian Nocturne - ~ Italiano Orch, Rozsa (RCA 2802) 9.

MILHAUD: Piano Concerto lfl - Entreme Paris Conservatory Orch, Milhaud (Cc 7432) 14.

HAYDN: Symphony Hs7- Suisse Romanc Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6333) 24.

11:00 A.M.

BEETHOVEN: "Consecration of the Hou: Overture -Berlin Phil, Karojon (DG< 139046) 10.

SIBELIUS: "King Christian II" Incidental Music - Scottish National Orch, Gib (Cop 8677) 23.

MITUSHIN: Concertina for 4 Horns - Mo bers of Chicago Sym (ConD 243) 8.

RACHMANINOFF: Selections - Gory G ffmon, p. (Col 6444) •

NOON

News. GURIDI: Prelude to Act 2 of "EI Coserio" -Spanish National Orch, Burgos (Lon 6424) 6,

BEETHOVEN: Piano Sonata 1124, Op.78 Backhaus (Lon 6638) 10.

ELGAR: "Enigma" Variations -Phil harm Orch, Borbirolli (Ang 36120} 31.

1:00 P.M.

LASSUS: "Madrigal" -L.A. Horn Club (Ang 36036) I.

BEETHOVEN: Violin Sonata #3 - Morin v.; Firkusny, p. (Dec 710094) 17.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony 112 - Viennc Philharmonic, Maozel (Lon 6427) 33,

2:00P.M.

News. MENOTTI: "Amelia Goes to the Ball" Overture- Columbia Sym, Schi pers (Col 6238) 4.

GRANADOS: Tonadillas -Victoria de I Angeles, sap.; Soriano, p. (Ang 367:

MOZART: Serenade H1o- Columbia Syr Croft (Col 6344) 35.

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3:00P.M.

DRAGONETTI: Andante & Rondo in D -Streicher, dbl-bs.; Valicek, P• (MHS 984) 10.

CHOPIN: "Les Sylphides" Ballet- Philhar­rnonia Orch, Irving (Cap 7206) 29.

SHOST AKOVICH: Satirical Dance - Kol­berg, v.; Schroeder, p. (Mace 9089) 4.

BURGMUELLER: Selections from Act I of · "La Peri" Ballet - London Sym, Bonynge

(Lon 6627).

4:00P.M.

News. TORROBA: Fandanguillo -Starker, c.; Pommers, p. (Ev 3222) 2.

DVORAK: "The Midday Witch"- Czech Philharmonic, Chalabala (Art 7201) 15.

A. RUBINSTEIN: Concerto #4, Op.70-Lewenthal, p.; London Sym, DeCarvolho (Col 7394) 31.

5:00 P.M.

CHABRIER: "Bourree Fantasque" (Orch. Mottl) - Paris Conservatory Orch, Der­vaux (AngSer 60108) 7.

SIBELIUS: "Valse Triste" from "Kuolema" Incidental Music - Orch, Rozhdestvensky (Ang 40031) 5.

MllHAUD: "Scaramauche"- Joy & Robin­Bonneau, duo-p. (MHS 854) 9.

ROSENMUELLER: "Student Music" Suite -Mainz Chamber Orch, Kehr (Turn 34274) II.

DEUBES: Selections from the "Sylvia" Ballet­Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet {Lon 6185).

6:00P.M.

News {6:05) Stock Market Report.

6:10P.M.

BERLIOZ: "Roman Carnival" Overture -London Sym, Davis {Phil 900-138) 9,

RAVEL: "Pavone pour une infante defunte"­Philharmania Orch, Giulini (Ang 36385) 7.

VIVALDI: Vi~la d'amore Concerto in d, F 196 -Trampler, va.; Camerata Bariloche, Lysy (RCA 7065) 10.

RIMSKY -KORSAKOV: "Capriccio Espagnol" -Czech Philharmonic, Ancerl (Cross 2216-0106) 15.

7:00P.M.

BACH: Cello & Harpsichord Sonata #2 in D -Navarro, c.; Gerlin, hps. (Nsch 71107) 17,

SCH\j_BERT: 4 Waltzes & 4 Scottish Donees (Arr. Weinmann) - Boskovsky Ensemble (Lon 6570) 6.

CHOPIN: Scherzo #1 -Ivan Moravec, p. (ConS 662) 10.

BEETHOVEN: Duo for Clarinet & Bassoon, Op.l47,#3- Loncelot, cl.; Hongne, bas, (Turn 34076) II.

MOMPOU: Selections from "Suite Compos­tel ana" (Arr. Segovia) -Andres Segovia, g. (Dec 710112).

8:00 P.M.

News. THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA CONCERT. Andre Kostelanetz conducts this all French program, featuring works by Offen­bach, recorded "live" at Saratoga Springs, Metropolitan Opera mezzo, Mildred Miller, will sing songs by Offenbach & Duparc. This week's concert sponsored by Columbia Master­works Recordings & Home Entertainment, Inc.

OFFENBACH: "La Princesse Jaune" Overture, DEBUSSY: "Prelude: To the Afternoon of a Faun". MILHAUD: "Le Boeuf sur le Toit". OFFENBACH: "La Belle Helene", OFFENBACH: "Gaite Parisienne".

10:00 P.M.

News. BRAHMS: Violin Concerto - Heifetz.; Chicago Sym, Reiner (RCA 1903) 34.

STRAVINSKY: "Petrouchka": Three Scenes -Gina Bachauer, p. (Mer 90349) 16.

II :00 P.M.

DELIUS: "lrmelin" Prelude- London Sym, Bar­birolli (Ang 36415) 6.

BRITTEN: Cello Sonata in C - Rostropovich, c.; Britten, p. (Lon 6237) 20.

BACH: Suite #2 - Mainz Chamber Orch, Kehr (Vox 52000) 22.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

SATURDAY

25 6:00A.M.

News. SCHUMANN: Variations on a Theme by Clara Wieck -Byron Janis, p. (Mer 90383) 7,

LISZT: Symphonic Poem #3 ("Les Preludes") -Hollywood Bowl Sym, Rozsa (Cap 8553) 17.

VIVALDI: Violin Concerto in d -Milstein; Cha­mber Orch, Milstein (Ang 36010) 9.

FRACKENPOHL: Prelude & Allegro -Capital University Clarinet Choir, Hite (Cor 1509) 4.

COUPERIN: Dances - Lamoureux Orch, Birbaum (Phil WS 9036).

7:00A.M.

News. SUPPE: "The Jolly Robbers" Overture -London Sym, Mackerras (Phil 900105) 7.

LALO: Scherzo from Trio in a, Op.26- Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6615) 5.

BACH: Brandenburg Concerto #5 in D - Nether­lands Chamber Orch, Goldberg (Phil WS 2-004) 23.

RAVEL: "La Valse" - Paris Conservatory Orch, Cluytens (Ang 36108) 12.

8:00A.M.

News. PERGOLESI: Concertina #J -Zurich Chamber Orch, Stoutz (BG 5058) 13.

SHCHEDRIN: "Mischievous Melodies" -Orch, Kondrashin (Ang 40011) 8.

J. STRAUSS, JR. : "Die Fledermous" Suite -Boston Pops Orch, Fiedler (RCA 2130)

'25.

9:00A.M.

HONEGGER: "Rugby" -NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 6659) 7.

BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto #3- Solomon Philharmonic Orch, Menges (AngSer 60019) 46.

10:00 A.M. ,,

News. WILDER: "Up Tempo" from the Quintet 111 -NY Woodwind Quintet (Ev 3092) 2.

FRANCK: Symphony in d -Chicago Sym, Monteux (RCA 2514) 38.

BERLIOZ: Reverie & Caprice - Rosand, v .; SW German Radio Orch, Reinhardt {Vox 510470) 7.

11:00 A.M.

RACHMANINOFF: "Polichinelle", Op.3, #4- Leonard Pennario, p. (RCA 2731) 4,

MOZART: Sinfonia Concertante, K.29ib­Hantak, o,; Kopeck, cl.; Vacek, bas.; Stefek, fh.; Czech Philharmonic, Sme­tacek (Cross 2216-0036) 32.

IVES: Violin Sonata #4e Children's Day at the Camp Meeting") - Szigeti, v.; Bogas, p. (Mer 90442) 10.

PAGANINI: Caprices #9~'La Chasse") & #24 (Trans. Gusikoff) - NY Concertmas­ters, Broekman(Dec 79955).

NOON

News. J. ST AMITZ: Orchestral Trio, Op. 1,#5- Members of Czech Philharmonic, Mundinger {Cross 2216-D006) 12.

RESPIGHI: "Brazilian Impressions" - Landor Sym, Dorati (Mer 90153) 19.

SCHUMANN: Excerpts from "Waldscenen" -Christoph Eschenbach, p. (DGG 139-183) II.

WALTON: March from "Hamlet" Inciden­tal Music -Philharmonic Orch, Walton · (Ang 36198) 4,

I :00 P.M.

KLEF SATURDAY AFTERNOON OPERA. PUCCINI: "La Rondine" (Complete Opera)

-Moffa, Barioni, Sereni, Sciutti, De Palma; RCA Italiano Opera Chorus & Orch, Molinari-Pradelli (RCA 7048)1'36'

PROKOFIEV: Selections from "The Love for Three Oranges" - Boston Pops Orch, . Fiedler (RCA 2621),

3:00P.M.

SCHUBERT: Quartet #10 - Allegri Quartet (MG 854) 23.

BOIELDI EU: Harp Concerto in C - Zabaleta; Berlin Radio Sym, Maerzerdorfer (DGG 138118) 21.

JANACEK: "The Ballad of Blonik Hill"­Brno Philharmonic, Waldhan (Cross 2216-0016) 8.

4:00P.M.

News. CILEA: Prelude to Act 4 of "Adriana Lecouvreur"- Bologna Municipal Theatre Orch, Basile (RCA 1171) 3.

BEETHOVEN: Variations on "The Child Des­ires You Quietly Slumber" from Winter's "The Interrupted Holiday"- Alfred Bren­del, p. f./ox 5416) II.

STRAVINSKY: "Le Sacre du Printemps" -L.A. Philharmonic, Mehta (Lot;~6664) 33.

5:00P.M.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Pezza Coprlccioso, Op.62-Kates, c.; Sanders, P• (RCA 2940} 7.

WALDTEUFEL: "Espana" Waltz- Philharmon­ia Orch, Krips (Ang 35426) 7,

HINDEMITH: "Der Schwanendreher" for Viola & Orch.- Hillyer, vo; Jopan Philharmonic, Watanabe (Nsch 71239) 27.

FLETCHER: Sol Masque -Valse Caprice (12 of "Parisian Sketches'') -Pro Arte Orch, Weldon (Cop 8684) 4.

LULLY: Carousel Music, 1686- Paris Coll­egium Muslcum, Douatte (MG 115.

6:00P.M.

News.

6:05P.M.

KLEF KLASSIKS BY REKWEST.

8:00P.M.

News. PLANQUETTE: "Les Cloches de Comevllle" Overture- New Phllhormonia, Bonynge (Lon 6643) 5.

SAINT -SAENS: Piono Concerto #2 - Entre• mont; Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 6778) 22.

KODALY: "Viennese Musical Clock" from "Hary Janos" -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Col 7435) 2.

BRITTEN: A Simple Symphony for Strings­English Chamber Orch, Britten (Lon 6618) 18.

9:00P.M.

WAGNER: "A Faust Overture" -Pittsburgh Sym, Steinberg (Com 11020) II.

SIBELIUS: Violin Concerto - Szeryng; Lon­don Sym, Razhdestvensky (Mer 90453) 31.

PURCELL: "Distressed Innocence" Incidental Music - Monteverdi Academy Orch, Ste­vens (MHS 946,)

10:00 P.M.

News, ROSSINI: "La Scala di Seta" Over­ture -London Sym, Gamba (Lon 6204) 6.

MOZART: Horn Concerto #3- Muehlbocher; Vienna Volksoper Orch, Bauer-Theussl (Turn 34188-91) 15.

DITTERSDORF: Symphony ("The Rescue of An­dromeda by Perseus"}- Mainz Chamber Orch, Kehr (Turn 34274) 24.

11:00 P.M.

RAVEL: "Dophnis et Chloe" Ballet (Complete) -Ambrosian Singers; Phllharmonia Orch, Bur­gos (Ang 36471) 59.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

SUNDAY

6 6:00A.M.

News. CONGRESSIONAL COMMENT. Rep. Abner Mikoa, D.-Illinois.

6:10A.M.

THE SPACE STORY.

6:15 A.M.

THE WAY PEOPLE LIVE. "A conversation with Carol "S", Part II."

6:45 A.M.

AT ISSUE. "Communes".

7:00A.M.

News. MEN AND IDEAS. A conversation with Rev. Charles White & Mrs. Ada Holland,

7:35 A.M.

UNIVERSITY MUSICALE. BEETHOVEN: Clarinet Trio, Op. II. FAURE: Elegy for Cello and Piano.

8:00A.M.

News. MEN & MOLECULES. "Against Individuality", a discussion of im­munity & transplants.

8:20A.M.

TOWN HALL. Speakers: Beach Rogers & Sam Hall, Aero­space correspondents. Topic: ''The Agony & the "Odyssey".

9:00A.M.

GLINKA: "Russian and Ludmilla" Overture London Sym, Black {Lon 21045) 5.

MOZART: Rondo in D, K.485- P. Serkin, p. (RCA 7062) 7.

CORELL!: Concerto Grosso, Op.6, #3 -Slovak Chamber Ensenble, Warchol (Pari 610) II.

WIENIAWSKI: Violin Concerto #2 -Wilko, mirsko; Warsaw Philharmonic, Rowicki (Hel 25087) 24.

10:00 A.M.

News. ROCHUT: "Melodious Etude" 185 (Trans Bordogni) - Raph, trombone; Griest, p. (Coronet 1407) 3.

SCHUBERT: Symphony #3- Vienna Philhar· monic, Muenchinger {Lon 6453) 25.

WEBER: Bassoon Concerto in F - Helaerts; Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6603) 19.

11:00 A.M.

FALLA: "Nights in the Gardens of Spain"­Soriano, p.; Paris Conservatory Orch, Burgos (Ang 25.

DVORAK: Qu I -Dvorak Quartet (Cross 221o-D090) 28.

NOON

News. MENDELSSOHN: Rondo Capriccios in e - Orch, Piastro (Dec 78619) 7,

BACH: Violin & Oboe Concerto in d -Me nuhin, v .; Goosens, o.; Bath Festival Chamber Orch, Menuhin (Ang 36103) 15

DEBUSSY: "Nocturnes" -Vienna State Opera Women's Chorus; Vienna New Sym, Gabermon (Odsy 3216-0226) 25.

I: 00 P.M.

SUK: Serenade in E-flat - Orch, Wino­grad (Hel 25026) 23.

WAGNER: Symphonic Synthesis of Act 3 of "Parsifal" (Arr. Stokowski) - Houston Sym, Stokowski (Ev 3031) 17.

TCHAIKOVSKY:.Waltz & Polonaise from "Eugen Onegin" -Berlin Radio Sym, Fricsay (DGG 136211) II.

2:00P.M.

News. ROSSINI: "La Cambiale di Matrimc nio" Overture -Royal Philharmonic, Beecham (Pick 4035) 5,

BERLIOZ: "Harold in ltaly 11 - Barshai, va.

Orch, Oistrakh (Ang 40001) 43,

3:00P.M.

MOLTER: Clarinet Concerto in A -Lance· lot; Rouen Chamber Orch, Beaucomp (Phil WS 9078) 12.

RAVEL: "Le Tombeau de Couperin" - Bev· eridge Webster, p. (Dover 7000) 23.

SACHSEN-WEIMAR: Concerto Grosso #4 · Orch, Koppenberg (Mace 9021) 7.

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SCHUBERT: "Rosamunde" Incidental Music­Rothenberger, sop.; Bavarian Radio Cho­rus & Orch, Heger (Ang 35497).

4:00 P.M.

News. RAMEAU: "Pygmalion" Overture -New Philhormonio Orch, Leppord (Phil 900-235) 6.

TELEMANN: Partite 13 from "Kleine Kom­mermusik"- Lucarelli, o.; Ranck, hps.; Brown, bos. (MHS 996/997) 9.

STRAVINSKY: "Jeux de Cartes" Ballet -Boston Sym, Munch (RCA 2567) 22.

GRILLO: 2 Conzone from "Socri Concentus oc Symphonioe"- Members of Bologna Teatro Comunale Orch, Gatti (MHS 860).

5:00P.M.

MUSIC FROM GERMANY. MOZART: Fugue in e. J.C.BACH: "Cavotina". J.C.BACH: Quartet in D.

5:30P.M.

THE AUDITORIUM ORGAN. John Obetz, or.

BACH: "Now Thank We All Our God". SCHUMANN: Canon in B. Psalms 20 & 130. BARBER: Adogio PURCELL: Hymn & Voluntary, "Old Hund­

redth".

6:00P.M.

News. BRAHMS: Trogic Overture - Colum­bia Sym, Wolter (Col 6868) 14,

HANDEL: Trumpet Concerto lfo -Andre; Munich Bach Orch, Richter (DGG 136-517) a.

HAYDN: Symphony 199 - london little Orch, Jones (Nsch 73019) 25.

7:00P.M.

LECLAIR: Sonata, Op.2,18 -Larrieu, fl.; Fonteny, c.; Beckensteiner, hps. (MH S CC-2) 9.

DELIUS: "The Walk to the Paradise Gorden" from "A Village Romeo & Juliet: -london Sym, Barbirolli (Ang 36415) 10.

D'JNDY: "Symphony on a French Mountain Air" - Cosodesus, p.; Philadelphia, Or­mandy (Col 6070) 25.

GERVAISE: Bronsles -Bross Ensemble, Petit (SF r 20093) •

8:00 P.M.

News. BEETHOVEN: "Fidelia" Overture -Berlin Phil, Korojan (DGG 139046) 7.

SARASATE: "Carmen Fantasy" -Ricci, v.; london Sym, Gamba (Lon 6165) 13.

RESPIGHI: "Church Windows" - Minnea­polis Sym, Doroti (Mer 18039) 26.

9:00 P.M.

MUSIC FROM OBERLIN. BACH: Cello Sonata #1 in G. CHOPIN: Nocturne in e. BRAHMS: Symphony #3 in F 1 Op. 90,

10:00 P.M.

News. MUSIC OF THE CHURCH. PERGOLESI: Psalm 110/111 ("I Will Give Thanks

to the lord")- Cundari, sop.; Fbroni, cont.; Italian Polyphonic Chorus; Milan Angelicum Orch, Bertolo (MHS 965) 22.

BUXTEHUDE: Magnificat Primi Toni (Ed. Hedar)­Joergen Ernst Hansen, or. (Nsch 71188) B.

BEETHOVEN: Mass in C -Janowitz, Hamori, Laubenthal, Schramm; Munich Bach Chorus & Orchestra, Richter (DGG 139446) 46.

BERLIOZ: "Repose of the Holy Family" from "l'Enfance du Christ" -Stockholm Concert Orch, Hugh Ross (Word 9027) 4,

DEMANTIUS: St. John Passion (Ed. Blume) -Hilversum Vocal Ensemble, Voorberg (Nsch 71138) 24.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

MONDAY

6:00A.M.

News, GRIEG: Symphonic Dance in A, Op.64, #2 -Royal Phil, Beecham (Ang 6000) 5.

TORELLI: Concerto for Four Parts in a (Rev. Giegling)- Armuzzi-Romei & Rossi, v.; Bologna Municipal Theatre Orch, Gatti (MHS 893) B.

HAYDN: "Katherinen" Taenze- Boskovsky Ensemble (Van 2096) B.

SAINT -SAENS: "Le Rouet d'Omphale" -Paris Conservatory Orch, Martinon (Lon 6200) B.

VIVALDI: Cello Sonata in e- Starker, c.; Swedish, p. (Mer 90460) B.

LOVENSKJOLD: Scene from Act 2 of "La Syl­phide" Ballet - London Sym, Banynge (Lon 2213) B.

7:00 A.M.

News. HANDEL: Trio Sonata in G -Montreal Baroque Trio (Vox 500930) II.

FRANCK: Symphonic Interlude from "Redemp­tion" -Belgian National Orch, Cluytens (Ang 36151) 13.

BOCCHERINI: Quintet, Op.50,#3- Bream,g.; Cremona String 0uartet (RCA 3027) 23.

8:00A.M.

News, HAYDN: Symphony #90 - Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6481) 25.

TORROBA: Concierto de Castilla- Tarrago, g.; Madrid Concerts Orch, Arambarri (Odsy 3216-0114) 20.

9:00A.M.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "Emperor" Waltz -Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 7502) 10.

ROUSSEL: Sonatine -Andre Previn, p. (Col 6346) II.

SCISIABIN: "The Poem of Ecstasy" - Orch, Svetlanov (Ang 40019) 22,

PLANQUETTE: "Sombre et Meuse" - Bos­ton Pops, Fiedler (RCA 2229).

10:00 A.M.

News. BRAHMS: Violin Sonata #( ("Rain")· Stern, v.; Zakin, p. (Col 6522) 27,

SMETANA: "Sarka" from "Ma Vlast" - Roy al Philharmonic, Sargent (AngSer 6003) 10. ,,

RESPIGHI: Andante con Variozione - Nav­arra, c.; Czech Philharmonic, Ancerl (Cross 2216-0200) 10.

11:00 A.M.

RAMEAU: "Les lndes Galantes" Ballet Suite - Chamber Ens, Bernard (Bar 2825) 16.

BLAVET: "La Bouget" - Rampal, fl.; Lam­oureux Orch, Birbaum (Phil WS 9036) 5.

PFITZNER: "Palestrina" Preludes -Berlin Philharmonic, Leitner (DGG 136022) 27.

NOON

News. HANDEL: "Rodelinda" Overture -Bamberg Sym, Reinhardt (Vox 510300) 6.

CHOPIN: Andante Spianato & Grande Polonaise -Rubinstein, p.; Sym of the Air, Wallenstein (RCA 2265) 14,

LALO: Symphony in g -French Notional Radio-TV Orch, Beecham (Cap 7237) 28,

1:00 P.M.

ROSSINI: Quartet #4- Members of Phila­delphia Woodwind Quintet (Col 6799) 13.

BEETHOVEN: Cello Sonata #2 - Cosals, c. Serkin, p. (Odsy 3236-0016) 31.

SHOST AKOVICH: Selections from "The Age of Gold" Ballet -Philharmonic Orch, Irving (Cap 8576) •

2:00P.M.

News, PERGOLESI: Concertina #6- Zur­ich Chamber Orch, Stoutz (BG 5058) 10,

WEBER: Andante & Hungarian Rondo, Op. 35 - Zukermon, bas.; Wuerttemberg Chaml:>er Orch, Faerber (Turn 34039) 10.

THOMAS: Entr'acte from "Mignon" -Lam­oureux Orch, Fournet (DGG 136279) 2.

VORISEK: Symphony in D -Prague Cham­ber Orch (Cross 2216-QOOB) 25.

3:00P.M.

ELGAR: "Cockaigne" Overture -Royal Philharmonic, Weldon (RCA 1377) 14.

K. STAMITZ: Quartet, Op.4,#6- Lance­lot, cl.; Jarry, v.; Tournus, c.; Collot, va. (Nsch 71125) I I.

MOZART: Piano Concerto #5 -Abram; Austrian Tonkuenstler Orch, Topolski (MHS 726) 22.

MOZART: Ada3io inC, k.617a- Bruno Hoffmann, glass harmonica 0/ox 501110)4,

4:00 ?.M.

News. TCHAIKOVSKY: "Manfred" Symph­ony - London Sym, Goosens (Ev 3035) 49.

5:00P.M.

SCHUMANt'-l: "Traeumerei", Op.l5,#7 from "Scenes from Childhood"- Philadelphia, Orm.ondy (Col 6883) 3.

GRIEG: Homa3e March from "Sigurd J:>rsalfar" Se~lte, Op.56 -Philadelphia, Ormondy (Col 7674) 9.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "You Only Live On<:e" (Trans. Tousig) -Charles Rosen, p. (Ep 1312) 7.

FLOTOW: "M'Appori" from "Martho"­Capitol Sjm 1 Dr·:tgon (Cop 844~)) 3.

GERSHWlt-.1: "Porgy & ~ess" Sympl,onic Picture {Arr. Bennett) -Philadelphia, Ormondy (Col 7258) 25.

6:00P.M.

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JANACEK: "The Fiddler's Child"- Brno Philharmonic, Woldhons (Cross 2226-0016) 12.

CORELL!: Concerto Grosso, Op.5,#4-Milan Academy Orch, Eckertsen 0/ox 538) 12.

CHOPIN: Bollade #1 -Tomas Vasory, p. (DGG 136455) 9.

DEBUSSY: "Gigues" ("Image #I") -Cleve­land Orch, Boulez (Col 7362) 8.

7:00P.M.

AUBER: "Marco Spada" Overture -New Philharmonic, Bonynge (Lon 6643) 9.

BACH: Violin Sonata #4 in c - Suk, v .; Ruzickova, hps. (Ep 160) 15.

DVORAK: Slavonic Rhapsody, Op.45,#2-Vienna State Opera Orch, Somogyi (MG 833) 14.

JACOG: Selections from the 'William Byrd Suite" - Eastman Wind Ensemble, Fennell (Mer 90197) ,

8:00P.M.

News. RACHMANINOFF: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini - Anievos, p.; New Philharmonic Orch, Atzmon (AngSer 60091) 21.

SATIE: "Gymnopedie" #1 (Orch,Debl•ssy)­Paris Conservatory Orch, Auriacombe (Ang 36486) 2.

KODALY: Variations on a Hungarian Folk­song ("Peacock Variations") -Boston Sym, Leinsdorf (RCA 2859) 25.

9:00P.M.

GERMAN: Menuetto (Love Duet) (#3 of "Gypsy Suite") -Pro Arte Orch, Weldon (Cap 8684)4.

MOZART: Clarinet Quintet in A, K.58l- Peyer ; Members of Melos Ensemble (Ang 36241) 28.

LISZT: "Volley of Obermonn" from ''Years of PilgrimQfle ". Book I -Sergio Fiorentino, p. (Dover 7009) 17.

10:00 P.M.

News. BRUCKNER: Symphony #6 in A -New Philh, Klemperer (Ang 36271) 54.

11:00 P.M.

SCHMELZER: Sonata #9 - Leonhardt Consort (Tele 9461). 4,

VAUGHAN WILliAMS: "Job"- London Phil­harmonic, Boult (Ev 3019) 43.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

TU

6:00 A.M.

News. MOZART: Fantasia in c. K.396- Joerg Demus, p. (MHS 830) 9.

TELEMANN: Trio in E -Paris Baroque Ensemble (MG 54) 9,

BORODIN: March from "Prince Igor" (Orch. Rimsky-Korsokov)- Orch, Svetlanov (Ang 40056) 6.

HAYDN: Cassation in C -Walker, g.; Reczek, v.; Tochezi, c. (Turn 34171) 13.

MONN: Symphony in E-Fiat -Vienna Baroque Ensemble, Guschlbauer (MHS 856) II.

7:00 A.M.

News. ROSSINI: "La Cenerentola" Overture­St. Cecilia Academy Orch, Previtoli (Ev 3186/2) 8.

G. BENDA: Trio Sonata #J- D.&l. Oistrokh, duo-v.; Yampolsky, p. (He! 25009) 15.

OFFENBACH: "La Perichole" Suite - Boston Pops Orch, Fiedler (RCA 1466) 10.

VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis- Philharmonic Orch, Sargent (Cop 8676} 15~

8:00 A.M.

News. ALBENIZ: Tango in D (Arr. Ramos)­Orch, Ramos (MHS 972) 2.

LISZT: "Reminiscences of Don Juan" (Fantasy on Themes from Mozart's "Don Giovanni") -Louis Kentner, p. (Turn 34163) 19.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Suite #4 ("Mozartiana") -Philadelphia Chamber Sym, Brusilow (RCA 3 020) 26.

9:00A.M.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "Prinz Methusolem" Overture -Vienna Philharmonic, Bo: kovsky (Lon 6605) 6.

VIVALDI: Violin Concerto in D, Op.4 Ayo; I Musici (Phil 2-940) 7.

SHCHEDRIN: "Not Love Alone" Suite Orch, Kondroshin (Ang 40011) 35.

10:00 A.M.

News, WAGNER: "Parsifal" Prelude -Vienna Philharmonic, Kempe {Cap 7 10.

BEETHOVEN: Triple Concerto inC -Stern, v.; Rose, c.; lstomin, p.; Phi adelphia, Ormondy (Col 720) 36.

!1:00 A.M.

WERNER: Suite in d ("July") from "The Musical Instrumental Calendar" -Vie Chamber Orch, Seipenbusch (MHS 8 88) 9.

DEBUSSY: "La Boite a Joujoux" ("The Box") Ballet (Orch. Caplet) -Suisse Romonde Orch, Ansermet (Lon 15042

BACH: Couronte, Allemande & Prelude from the "English" Suite #3 (Trans l< goyo) - Presti & logoya, duo"'9. 71161) 8.

LULL Y: Pieces de Symphonie - English Chamber Orch, Leppard (Ol 301).

NOON

News, E. STRAUSS: "Bohn Frei" - ViE Philharmonic, Boskovsky (Lon 6340)

PETER: Quintet #6- Clem, vo.; Fine , Quartet (Dec 7197) !0.

DVORAK: Symphony #3 - London Sym, Kertesz (Lon 6525) 36.

!:00 P.M.

MOZART: "ldomeneo" Overture- Roy Philharmonic, Davis (AngSer 60037)

GRIEG: "Holberg" Suite- SW Germer Chamber Orch, Tilegant (Mace 906,

CORELL!: Double Trumpet Concertina Delmotte & Honeuse; Vienna State ( Orch, Scherchen (West 17047) 7.

VERDI: Selections from "I Vespri Sicil "La Traviata", "A Masked Ball" & ' Trovotore" (Arr. Camarata) -Kings; Sym, Camarata (Lon 21012),

2:00 P.M.

News. GRAZIANI: Cello Sonata #5 -isot, c.; Valenti, hps. (MG 48) 21.

HINDEMITH: Violin Concerto -Fuchs London Sym, Goosens (EV 3040) 27,

3:00P.M.

BERLIOZ: "Les Francs-Juges" Overtur London Sym, Davis (Phil 900-138) 1:

MAHLER: 5 Ruckert Songs, m-sop; Ne Philharmonic, Barbirolli (Ang 3760)

MESSIAEN: "Regard du Silence" - Kars, p. (Lon 6604) 7.

;- BENJAMIN: Selections from "Cotillon Suite 11

-London Pops Orch, Fennell (Mer 90440).

'#!I' 4:00P.M.

News. BACH: Solo Violin Sonata #3 in C-Hyman Bress {Mace 9058) 14.

BACH: "Sleepers, Awoke 11 from Cantata #!40 (Arr, Bontock) - London Sym, Agoult {RCA 2326) 5.

180) BACH: "Brandenburg" Concerto #6 --Marl-horo Festival Orch, Casols (Col 816) 17.

BACH-Schoenberg: "Schmuecke Dich, 0

l- Uehe Selle" -Columbia Sym, Croft (Col 709) 5.

BACH: "0 Mensch, bewein dein' Sunde gross" -Crochet, p. (Mer 90519) 6.

5:00P.M.

mna R, STRAUSS: Waltzes from "Der Rosenkov-86-

olier"- Vienna Philharmonic, Moozel (Lon 6537) 13.

SAINT-SAENS: Oboe Sonata- Ropier, o.; Perry, p. (Coronet 1409) 10.

SARASATE: "Zigeunerweisen"- Ricci, v.;

2-London Sym, Gamba (Lon 6165) 8,

ch GERSHWIN: "Rhapsody in Blue" -Bernstein p.; Columbia Sym, Bernstein (Col 7518)17.

6:00P.M.

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2. J.C.BACH: Sinfonio, Op.l8,#5- London 1\rts

Little Orch, Jones (Nsch 71165) 17. BUSONI: Concertina for Clarinet & Small

Orchestra -- Triebskorn; Berlin Sym, Buente (Cqnd 31003) 10.

DELIUS: "Over the Hills & For Away" (Ed, Beecham) -Royal Philharmonic,

a! Beecham (Cop 7193) 14.

5. 7:00P.M.

4) 21. SCHUBERT: "The Twin Brothers" Overture-

Menuhin Festival Orch, Menuhin (Ang 36609) 4.

ioni" KHACHATURIAN: Piano Concerto - Pennario;

'!I Concert Arts Orch, Slatkin (Cap 8349)36,

KABALEVSKY: "Romeo & Juliet" Incidental "'O'f Music - Orch, Kabolevsky (Mon 2078).

8:00P.M.

Par-News. BEETHOVEN: "Namensfeier" Over--- ture -Berlin Phil, Koro~an (DGG 139046)7. MOZART: Horn Concerto 4 - Jones;

Philadelphia, Ormondy (Col 6785) 17 • BARBER: Adagio for Strings -Eastman Roch- ,"),

ester Orch, Hanson (Mer 90420) 7. BEETHOVEN: Rondo in B-Fiot- Kraus, p.;

e-Vienna State Opera Orch, Desorzens

3. (Van 252) 10. the

PRAETORIUS: Donees (Arr. Greenberg) -w NY Pro Musico, Greenberg (Dec 79424). 20.

3:00P.M.

BIZET: "La Patrie" Overture - Detroit Sym, Paroy (Mer 90359) 12.

SZYMANOWSKI: Mazurkas - Artur Rubin­stein, p. (RCA 2605) 9.

HAYDN: Symphony #13- Balzano Haydn Orch, Pedrotti (Turn 34128} 17.

HOTTETERRE: Sonata in D - Piguet, o.; Lange, bas.; Rogg, hps. (Odsy 3216-0050) 8.

ROMAN: Music for the Queen's House (Ed. Genetay) - Drottningholm Theatre Chamber Orch, Bjoerlin (Nsch 71213).

4:00P.M.

News. MOROSS: Sonatina for Clarinet Choir -Capital University Clarinet Choir, Hite (Coronet 1509) 8.

ROSSINI: Sonata #( for Strings -Berlin Philharmonic, Korajon (DGG 139041) 12,

PROKOFIEV: ;'Chout" Ballet Suite -London Sym, Abbado (Lon 6522) 27,

5:00P.M.

VIVALDI: Flute Concerto, Op.l0,#5- De­bost; Toulouse Chamber Orch, Auria­combe (AngSer 60128) 9,

PUGNI: Pas de Quatre -London Sym, Bon­ynge (Lon 2213) 14.

VARDI: "The Unconstant Lover" & "On the Banks of the Old Pee Dee" from "Ameri­cana" - Sinfonietta, Vardi (Kapp 9059) 5.

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "SeidUmschlungen, Millionen!" -Vienna Philharmonic, Boskovsky (Lon 6485) 9.

SAINT -SAENS: Bacchanale from "Samson et Dalila" -Concert Arts Orch, Leins­dorf (Cop 8660) 7.

RACHMANINOFF: Selections from "Aieko" - Orch, Kostelanetz (Col 7162),

6:00P.M.

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6:10 P.M.

THE CHRONICLE CONCERT ON THE AIR. Skitch Henderson rejoins the Boston Pops Orchestra as guest conductor and soloist in this concert recorded "live" and pre­sented by the Houston Chronicle.

RODGERS: "Fair is Fair". BIZET" L'Arlesienne Suite #2. ROSSINI: "La Gazza Ladra" Overture. DUKAS: "The Sorcerer's Apprentice". BARLOW: "The Winter's Past". COATES: London Suite.

Plus the Pops encores.

8:00P.M.

News. NICOLAI: "The. Merry Wives of Windsor" Overture -NY Philharmonic, Bernstein (Col 7085) 8,

HASSE: Mandolin Concerto in G -Thomas; Saar Chamber Orch, Ristenpart (CP 5608) 7.

DELIUS: "La Calinda" from "Koanga" (Arr. Fenby" - Halle Orch, Barbirolli (Ang 36588) 4.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Serenade inC -Berlin Phil­hatmOnic, Karojan (DGG 139030) 2°.

9:00 P.M.

RACHMANINOFF: Piano Concerto #3 - Janis; Boston Sym, Munch (RCA 1032) 37.

KODALY: Dances of Galanta- Chicogo Syt:n, Ozawa (Ang 36035) 16.

10:00 P.M.

News. FITZENHAGEN: Moto Perpetuo - Gen­dron, c.; Gallion, p. (Ep 1115) 3.

BEETHOVEN: Symphony 116 ("Pastorale") -Concertgebouw Orch, Sowollisch (Ep.ll34) 44.

II :00 P.M.

TELEMANN: Oboe Concerto in e - Lordrot; Solisti di iogreb; Janigro (BG 5028) 12.

TURINA: "Danzas Fantasticas" - Suisse Ro­mande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6194) 16,

WALTON: Variations on a Theme by Hinde­mith -Cleveland Orch, Szell (Col 6736) 23.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

THURSDAY

30 6: 00 A.M.

News. LEHAR: "Gold & Silver" Waltz -Lon­don Sym, Sharples (RCA 1106) 8.

HOFFMANN: Mandolin Quartet in F - Kuns­chak, man.; Pichler, v.; Boierle, va.; Hla­dly, I. (Turn 34016) 16.

TURINA: "The Bullfighter's Prayer" - Orch, Stokowski (Cop 8694) II.

ALBIN ON I: Oboe Concerto, Op. 9, #2 - Tright; I Musici (Phil 900-Q52) 12.

7:00A.M.

News, SMETANA: "The Bartered Bride" Over­ture -Pro Arte Orch, Mackerras (Yon 178) 6.

VIEUXTEMPS: Violin Concerto #2 - Gerle; Vienna Radio Orch, Zeller (West 17123) 22.

HANDEL: "Solomon" Suite -Northern Sinfon­ia, Brott (Mace 9066) 8.

MACMILLAN: 2 Sketches on French-Canadian Airs- Toronto Sym, Ozawa (Col CBS 3211-

, 0038) 7. BEETHOVEN: Bagatelles, Op.ll9- Alfred Bre­

ndel, p. (Turn 34077).

8:00 A.M.

News, TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony #5- Berlin

Philharmonic, Karajan (DGG 139018)41

9:00 A.M.

JANACEK: "Katya Kabanova" Prelude -P(o Arte Orch, Mackerras (Van 71116)5

BEETHOVEN: Piano Sonata #3 - Backhau (Lon 6638) 22.

BOCCHERINI: Cello Concerto in B-Fiat Starker; Philharmonic Orch, Giulini (Ang 35725) 22.

10:00 A.M.

News. KABALEVSKY: "The Comedians" Suite -Vienna State Opera Orch, Golschmann (Yon 207) 15.

BENJAMIN: "Le Tombeau de Ravel" (Valses Caprices" - Peyer, cl.; Preed) p. (01 60028) 12.

FALLA: "EI Amor Brujo" -de los Angelei sop.; Philharmonic Orch, Giulini (An! 36385) 26.

11:00 A.M.

PRESSER: Sonatina- Cramer, trom.; Glc tzbach, p. (Cor 1506) 10,

SCHUBERT: Symphony #6 - London Sym, Schmidt-lsserstedt (Mer 90196) 29.

BIZET: "Jeux d'Enfants" -London Sym, Benzi (Phil WS 9086) II.

NOON

News. ADAM: "Giraldo" Overture -No Philharmonic, Bonynge (Lon 6643) 8.

HAYDN: Trio in G - Kalup & Kakuska,' Luitz, c. (Orph 331-33) 6.

BEETHOVEN: Symphony #4 -Pittsburgh Sym, Steinberg (Com 11016) 33.

1:00 P.M.

SAINT-SAENS: "Marche Heroique"- D troit Sym, Paray (Mer 90325) 7.

SESSIONS: "The Black Maskers" Suite • Eastman Rochester Orch, Hanson (Me1 90423) 21.

RAVEL: "Valses Nobles et Sentimentale1 Samson Francois, p. (AngSer 6046) 16

Music of Vienna -Vienna Philharmonic. Boskovsky (Lon 6340) •

2:00P.M.

News. WAGNER: "Rienzi" Overture­Philharmonic Orch, Klemperer (Ang 36187) II.

GLAZOUNOV: Saxophone Concerto­Abato; Chamber Orch, Pickering (Ns 71030) 13.

RESPIGHI: "The Pines of Rome"- N.Y. Phil harmonic, Bernstein (Col 7448) 2:

3:00P.M.

CORELL!: Concerto Grosso, Op.6,#9-Slovak Chamber Orch, Warchol (Crol 2216-0198) II.

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ERDI: Quartet in e - Pittsburgh Sym, Stein­berg (Com 11027) 22.

, STRAUSS, JR • ..: Schultz-Evler: Concert Arabesques on Motifs from "The Beauti­ful Blue Danube:"-Cherkassky, P• (Mer 90520) 9.

RANCAIX: Selections from the Serenade for Small Orchestra -Cleveland Sinfon­ietta, Lane (Ep. 1275).

4:00 P.M.

ews. MOZART: "Cosi fan tutte" Over­ture- Columbia Sym, Walter (Col 6356)

5. VORAK: Symphony #9 "From the New World" - London Sym, Ormandy (Col 7089) 42.

5:00P.M.

NST: Variations on "The Last Rose of Summer"- Ricci, v.; Pommers, p. (Dec 710172) 7.

NESCO: Roumanian Rhapsody, Op.II,#I­Philharmonia Orch, Mockerras (Cap · 8680) 12.

QDRIGO: Cancierto de Aranjuez - Bit­etti, g.; Madrid Concerts Orch, Buendgo (MHS 950) 23.

CHAIKOVSKY: Selections from "The Swan Lake" Ballet- Vienna Philharmonic, Karajan (Lon 6452) •

6:00P.M.

ews. (6:05) Sto.:k Market Report.

6:10 P.M.

UCCINI: Intermezzo from Act 3 of "Monon lescaut" -Bologna Municipal Theatre Orch, Basile (RCA 1171) 5.

HALBERG: Fantasy on Themes from Doni­zetti's "Don Pasquale" -Earl Wild, p. (Van 71119) 13. • MARCELLO: Concerto Grosso #3 from "La Cetra" (Rev, Giegling) -I Musici (Phil WS 9085) 13. INKUS: Pas de Deux from the "Paquito" Ballet - London Sym, Bonynge (Lon 6418) 12.

7:00P.M.

TRAVINSKY: "Petrouchka" Ballet Suite -Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 6746) 29.

EliUS: Two Aquarelles (Arr. Fendy) -English Chamber Orch, Britten (Lon 6618) 5. ALTON: Selections from "Facade"- NY Philharmonic, Kostelanetz (Col 8008).

8:00 P.M.

ews. WEBER: "Oberon" Overture - Con­certgebouw Orch, Doratl (Ep 1078) 9.

IADOV: "The Enchanted Lake" -Eastman Phtlharmonia, Hanson (Mer 90346) 7. HUMANN: Piano Concerto- Serkin; Philadelphia, Ormandy (Col 7185) 31.

9:00P.M.

KING: "Barnum & Bailey's Favorite" March -Eastman Wind Ensemble, Fennell (Mer 90105) 2.

R. STRAUSS: "An Alpine Symphony" -Royal Philharmonic, Kempe (RCA 2923) 49.

10:00 P.M.

News. BEETHOVEN: Violin Concerto - Lauten­bacher; Westphalia Sym, Reichert (Vox 511-170) 49.

11:00 P.M.

WAGNER: "Tannhauser" Overture & Venusberg Music -Occidental College Chair; Columbia Sym, Walter {Col 622) 25.

BLISS: Quintet for Oboe & Strings .,. Melos En­semble (Ev 3135) 20.

RACHMANINOFF: "Vocalise", Op.34,#14-Milstein, v.; Orch, Irving (Ang 36002) 6.

MIDNIGHT NEWS.

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News, MOZART: 4 Contredanses, K.IOI -VI­enna Mozart Ensemble, Boskovsky (Lon 6490) 7.

HAYDN: Symphony 122 ("The Philosopher'~ -Vienna State Opera Orc:h, Goberman (Odsy 3216-D374) 18.

RACHMANINOFF: "The Silver Sleigh Bells" from "The Bells" (Arr. Camarata) - Kingswoy Sym, Camarata (Lon 21029) 6.

CALDARA: Balletto in G from "La Clemenza di Tito"- Melkus, v.; Gruemmer, c:.; Schwartz hps.; Clemencic, pos. or, (MHS 864) 7.

MASSENET: "Le Cid" Ballet Suite - Philadel­phia, Ormand}t (Col 7673) 9,

7:00A.M.

News. RAVEL: "Le Tombeau de Couperin"­Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6210) 17.

PERGOLESI: Concertino #5 - Zurich Chamber Orch, Stautz (BG 5058) 10.

PIERNE: Entrance of the Little Fauns from "Cy­daUse"- Pro Arte Orch, Vinter (Cap 8642) 2.

Orchestral Suite from DELIBES' "Lakme"~ SAINT­SAENS' "Samson et Dalila" & THOMAS' "Mi­gnon" (Arr. Shaffer) -Vienna State Opera Orch, Shaffer (West 1024) 19.

8:00A.M.

News. SCHUBERT: Overture "In the Italian Style" inC -Vienna Philharmonic, Kertesz (Lon 6382) 7.

BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto #4- Bac:k­haus; Vienna Philharmonic, Schmidt­lsserstedt (Lon 2401) 33.

ISERT: 3 Short Pieces -NY Woodwind Quintet (Ev 3092) 7.

9:00A.M.

RESPIGHI: "The Fountains of Rome" -Philharmonia Orch, Munch (Lon 21024) 17.

LOEILLET: Sonata in e - Piguet, o.; Lange, bas.; Rogg, hps. (Odsy 3216-0D50) 9.

DEU\)S: Double Concerto for Violin & Cello- Cohen, v.; Warburg, c.; Royal Philharmonic, Del Mar (Pye 4073) 21.

10:00 A.M.

News, LIADOV: •1\Kikimora" -Suisse Ro­mande Orch, A~sermet (Lon 15066) 6.

BEETHOVEN: Symphony #2 -Vienna Phil­harmonic, Schmidt-lsserstedt (Lon 6658) 34.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Andante Cantabile from the Quartet #1 - Czech Chamber Orch, Vlach (Cross 2216-DI02) 7.

11:00 A.M.

ROZSA: Three Hungarian Sketches - RCA Italiano Orch, Rozsa {RCA 2802) 17.

STEN HAMMER: Serenade for Orchestra In F -Stockholm Philharmonic, Kubelik (Hel 25086) 34.

PROKOFIEV: Romeo & Juliet Ballet Suite• Suisse Romande Orch, Ansermet (Lon 6240).

NOON

News. BRAHMS: Piano Concerto #2 in 8-Fiat - Richter-Haaser; Berlin Phil, Kar­ajan (Ang 35796) 49.

1:00 P.M •

IRELAND: "A London Overture"- London Sym, 8arbirolli (Ang 36415) 12.

RICHTER: Quartet, Op.5,#2 -Vienna Concentus Musicus (Tele 9445) 12.

PORRINO: Trumpet Concertina -Hunger; Milan Angelicum Orch, Zedda (Orph 338) 7.

TARTINI: Violin Sonata in g ("The Devil's Trill") - Eto, v.; Smith, p. {Dec 710014) 15.

GRAINGER: "Country Gardens" & "The Immovable Do"- Eastman Rochester Orch, Fennell (Mer 18060).

2:00P.M.

News. DVORAK: Symphony #4 - Prague Sym, Neumann (Art 137) 40.

WAGNER: Siegfried's Funeral Music from "Die Goetterdaemmerung" - Concert Arts Sym, Leinsdorf (Cap 8411) 7.

3:00P.M.

GLINKA: "A life for the Tsar" Overture -Bamberg Sym, Perlea 510600) 9,

BORODIN: Quartet #2 - Borodln Quartet 15046) 28.

P!ZZETTI: "La Pisanella" incidental Music-Suisse Romande Orch, Gardelli 6508) 14.

4:00P.M.

News. LARREGLA: "Viva Navarra! "(Arr. Ramos) - Orch, Ramos 972) 4,

PURCELL: Chacony in g for Strings -Eng-1 ish Chamber Orch, Britten 6618) 7.

LANNER: "Summer Night's Dream" Galop-Vienna Volksoper Angerer (Turn 34156) 2.

RACHMANINOFF: Piano Concerto #2 -Graffman; NY

7508) 34,

5:00P.M.

Bernstein

J. STRAUSS, JR.: "Morning Papers"-Vienna Sym, Walter 1045) 7.

VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: "The Lark Ascend­ing"- Druian, v.; Cleveland Sinfon­ietta, Lane (Ep 1275) i 5.

BIZET: Gypsy Dance from "Carmen" - i--JY. Bernstein 7415) 4.

S!BELIUS: "Festiva" from "Scenes Histor-iques" - Scottish National Gib-son (Cap 8677) 7.

RIOS: Selections from South American Suite -Columbia Sym of Buenos Aires, Rios (Col 1862).

6:00P.M.

News. (6:05) Stock Market Report,

6:10 P.M.

WEINBERGER: Polka & Fugue from "Sch-wanda, J·he Philhar-monic, Kempe 9.

ROSSINI: Sonata for Strings - Solisti di Zagreb, Janigro (Van 260) 13.

POULENC: "Aubade" - Fevrier, p.; Members of Lamoureux Orch, Baudo (Nsch 71033) 21.

7:00P.M.

WEBER: Invitation to the Donee, -London Sym, Black (Lon 21045) 9.

ARENSKY: Variations on a Theme by Tchaikovsky (Arr. - London Sym, Barbirolli 36269) 15.

MAILMAN: "Autumn " -Eastman Rochester Orch, Hanson 90337) 5.

SAINT -SAENS: "Havonaise" •· Menuhln, v.; Philharmonic Orch, Goosens (Cap 7108) 9.

FAURE: Selections from the "Dolly" Suite (Orch. Rabaud) -French National Radio­TV Orch, Beecham (Ang Ser 60084).

8:00P.M.

News. THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA CONCERT. Daniel Barenboirn exhibits his

talents as conductor and pianist in this con·· cert from Saratoga Springs, presented by RCA Red Seal Recordings & Home Entertain­ment, Inc.

BACH: Brandenburg Concerto# 5. SCHUBERT: Symphony #5, BRAHMS: Symphony #2.

10:00 P.M.

News • BEETHOVEN: "King Stephan 11 Over­ture -Berlin Phil, Karaian {DGG 139046) 7.

RAVEL: "Une Barque sur !'Ocean" from "Mir­oirs" -Paris Conservatory Orch, Cluytens (Ang 36111) B.

SCHUMANN: Cello Concerto- Fournier; Philharmonia Orch, Sargent (Ang 35397) 26.

FRESCOBALDI: "La Lanciana" -Camerata Lutetiensis (Nsch 73014) 3.

1'1 :00 P.M.

' R. STRAUSS: "Le Bburgeois Gentilhomme"

Incidental Music - Philadelphia Chamber Sym, Brusilow (RCA 3087) 34.

VILLA-LOBOS: "Bachianas Brasileiras" #J -Concert Arts Cello Ensemble, Slatkin (Cap 8484) 18.

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