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Thanks Ilja,
I remember now that I cut out the narration, I don't think anyone will miss it, but all the music is there.

See here at the Tchaikovsky research website for Symphony No 7:

http://www.tchaikovsky-research.net/en/Works/Unfinished/TH238/index.html

For what it's worth, I copied and pasted the list above directly from the BBC listings at the time and didn't check it; well, you wouldn't would you?

I must say that I'm impressed by the knowledge of all you here.

I see that I am way behind, all the info on Vakula is already up and lots of other Tchaikovsky desirables as well that I missed.

Sorry about that, I promise to catch up.

Hope the new Vakula copy is okay.

Britishcomposer,
How did I miss your previos uploads???

I've uploaded Vakula and it's awaiting moderation. The sound quality is very good I'm pleased to say.

The choral music was aired; here is a full list of everything that was broadcast which might prove helpful or just annoy us, as we won't be able to easily get any missing ones.

                  Title Broadcast Slot
                  12 morceaux (difficulté moyenne) (op.40) Thu 15 1-7am
                  12 Romances (op.60) Thu 15 1-7am
                  16 Songs for Children (op.54) Wed 14 1-7am
                  18 morceaux [1 – 3] (op.72) Sun 11 5-7.30pm
                  18 morceaux [10 – 12] (op.72) Wed 14 5-7.30pm
                  18 morceaux [13 – 15] (op.72) Thu 15 5-7.30pm
                  18 morceaux [16 - 18] (op.72) Fri 16 5-7.30pm
                  18 morceaux [4 – 6] (op.72) Mon 12 5-7.30pm
                  18 morceaux [7 – 9] (op.72) Tue 13 5-7.30pm
                  1812 Overture (op.49) Fri 16 7-10am
                  1812 Overture (op.49) (with chorus) - Live Fri 16 7.30-9.30pm
                  3 Cherubic Hymns Mon 12 10.30pm-1am
                  3 morceaux (op.9) Tue 13 1-5pm
                  50 Russian Folksongs Sun 11 Feb 1-7am
                  6 Duets (op.46) (no.6 orch by T) Wed 14 1-7am
                  6 mélodies (op.65) Fri 16 1-7am
                  6 morceaux (op.19) (no. 4 arr cello & orch) Mon 12 1-7am
                  6 morceaux (op.51) Fri 16 1-7am
                  6 morceaux, composés sur un seul theme (op.21) Wed 14 1-7am
                  6 Romances (op.16) Sun 11 Feb 1-7am
                  6 Romances (op.25) Mon 12 1-7am
                  6 Romances (op.27) Mon 12 1-7am
                  6 Romances (op.28) Tue 13 1-7am
                  6 Romances (op.38) Tue 13 1-7am
                  6 Romances (op.57) Fri 16 1-7am
                  6 Romances (op.6) Sun 11 Feb 1-7am
                  6 Romances (op.63) Fri 16 1-7am
                  6 Romances (op.73) Fri 16 1-7am
                  7 Romances (op.47) Wed 14 1-7am
                  A Greeting to Anton Rubinstein for his golden jubilee as an
                  artist Mon 12 7-10am
                  A Legend (op.54/5) Wed 14 7-10am
                  A Legend (tenor & orch) Fri 16 5-7.30pm
                  A Legend (unaccompanied chorus) Wed 14 7-10am
                  Adagio in C Fri 16 7-10am
                  Adagio in F Fri 16 7-10am
                  Adagio molto in E-flat major (string quartet) Sun 11 1-5pm
                  Agitato and allegro in e minor Thu 15 5-7.30pm
                  Album pour enfants - pièces faciles (à la Schumann) (op.39)
                  Wed 14 1-7am
                  Allegretto in E major (string quartet) Sat 10 Feb 1-5pm
                  Allegretto moderato in D major (string trio) Sat 10 Feb 1-5pm
                  Allegro [ma] non tanto in G Sat 10 Feb 5-7.30pm
                  Allegro in C minor (for piano and strings) Sun 11 9am-1pm
                  Allegro in f minor Tue 13 7-10am
                  Allegro vivace in B-flat major (string quartet) Sat 10 Feb
                  1-5pm
                  Allegro vivo in C minor Thu 15 7-10am
                  All-Night Vigil (op.52) Wed 14 1-5pm
                  Anastasie-valse) Sun 11 Feb 7-9am
                  Andante & Finale Tue 13 10am-1pm
                  Andante cantabile Sun 11 Feb 7-9am
                  Andante funebre Tue 13 7-10am
                  Andante ma non troppo [and Allegro moderato] in A Tue 13
                  7-10am
                  Andante ma non troppo in E minor (string quintet) Sun 11 1-5pm

                  Andante molto in G major (string quartet) Sat 10 Feb 1-5pm
                  Aveu passionné in E minor Mon 12 7-10am
                  Before Sleep (for chorus and orchestra) Mon 12 10.30pm-1am
                  Blessed are They Whom Thou Hast Chosen Wed 2230
                  Blessed is He Who Smiles Fri 2130
                  Cantata for the Jubilee of O. A. Petrov Sun 11 10.30pm-1am
                  Cantata in commemoration of the bicentenary of the birth of
                  Peter the Great (Polytechnic) Wed 14 10.30pm-1am
                  Capriccio in Gb (op. Thu 15 7-10am
                  Capriccio Italien (op.45) Sun 11 Feb 1-7am, Fri 16 7-10am
                  Cherevichki Sun 11 Feb 1-7am
                  Child's Song Wed 14 7.30-10.30pm
                  Concert Fantasia in G (op.56) Wed 14 1-7am
                  Dawn Wed 14 7-10am
                  Dmitry Samozvanets i Vasily Shuysky [Dmitry the Pretender and
                  Vasily Shuysky] - incidental music, 2 pieces Tue 13 1-5pm
                  Dumka - Russian rustic scene (op.59) Mon 12 10am-1pm
                  Elegy (aka A Grateful Greeting - modifed version used as Act 4
                  entr'acte, Hamlet; Mon 12 1-5pm
                  Eugene Onegin (op.24) [150] Sun 11 1-5pm
                  Evening [3] Sun 11 5-7.30pm
                  Fatum [Fate] (op.77) Wed 14 7-10am
                  Festival Coronation March (for Alexander III) Fri 16 7-10am
                  Festival Overture on the Danish National Anthem Tue 13 7-10am
                  Francesca da Rimini (op.32) Wed 14 1-7am, Thu 15 7-10am
                  Gaudeamus igitur wed 10.30pm - 1am
                  Gott Erhalte Franz den Kaiser (orch of the Austrian national
                  anthem) Fri 16 7-10am
                  Grand Sonata in G (op.37) Sun 11 Feb 1-7am
                  Hamlet - fantasy overture (op.67) Mon 12 7-10am
                  Hamlet - incidental music (op.67a) Tue 13 1-7am
                  Humoresque (arr of 10/2 vn & pf) Mon 12 7-10am
                  Hymn in Honour of SS Cyril & Methodius Thu 15 7-10am
                  Impromptu in Ab Mon 12 7-10am
                  Impromptu in A-flat major Fri 16 10am-1pm
                  Impromptu in E-flat minor (op. 1/2) Sun 11 5-7.30pm
                  Impromptu-Caprice in G major Thu 15 7-10am
                  Iolanta (op.69) Mon 12 1-5pm
                  It is Truly Fitting Tue 13 10.30-1am
                  Jurists' March Mon 12 7-10am
                  Jurists' Song In honour of the 50th year of the Imperial
                  School of Jurisprudence Mon 12 7-10am
                  Kradosti [To Joy] – cantata Sat 10 Feb 9.45-1am
                  Let my prayer be set forth Sat 10 Feb 9am-1pm
                  Little Allegro, with introduction ['Largo'], in D Fri 16
                  7-10am
                  Liturgy of St John Chrysostom (op.41) Thu 15 10.30pm-1am
                  Mandragora: Chorus of Flowers & Insects Tue 13 7-10am
                  Manfred (op.58) Sat 10 Feb 7.30-9pm, Fri 16 1-7am
                  March: The Volunteer Fleet Wed 14 10am-1pm
                  Mazeppa Tue 13 1-5pm
                  Mezza Notte Mon 12 10.30pm-1am
                  Military March in Bb Sun 11 Feb 7-9am
                  Military March in B-flat major (wind band vers) Mon 12 7-10am
                  Moment Lyrique in A-flat major Fri 16 7-10am
                  Moscow - coronation cantata Tue 13 10.30-1am
                  Mozartiana (op.61) Sat 10 Feb 9am-1pm
                  Music for Count Almaviva's couplets in Beaumarchais' comedy
                  Sat 10 Feb 1-5pm
                  My Genius, my Angel, my Friend Sun 11 Feb 7-9am
                  Nature and Love Wed 14 5-7.30pm
                  Night (op.73/2) Sat 10 Feb 9am-1pm
                  Night [reworking of part of Mozart's Fantasia in c minor
                  K.475] Sat 10 Feb 9am-1pm
                  Nocturne (arr for cello & orchestra of op.19/4) Sun 11
                  10.30pm-1am
                  Nocturne (op.10/1) Sun 11 5-7.30pm
                  Now the Heavenly Powers Fri 1000
                  Nutcracker Suite (op.71a) Sat 10 Feb 9am-1pm
                  Oprichnik Tue 13 1-7am
                  Our Father Tue 13 10.30-1am
                  Overture in C minor Mon 12 5-7.30pm
                  Overture in F (1866) Wed 14 7-10am
                  Overture in F (small orchestra, 1865) Mon 12 7-10am
                  Perpetuum Mobile (arr for pf LH of part of the Piano Sonata
                  No. 1 by Carl Maria von Weber) Thu 15 1-5pm
                  Pezzo capriccioso (op.62) Thu 15 7-10am
                  Piano Concerto No.1 in Bb minor (op.23) Sun 11 9am-1pm, Mon 12
                  1-7am
                  Piano Concerto No.2 in G (op.44) Mon 12 10am-1pm
                  Piano Concerto No.3 in Eb (op.75) Tue 13 10am-1pm
                  Piano Sonata in C# minor (op.80) Sun 11 9am-1pm
                  Piano Trio in A minor (op.50) Thu 15 1-5pm
                  Potpourri on themes from The Voyevoda Sun 11 Feb 7-9am
                  Romance in f minor Wed 14 7-10am
                  Romeo and Juliet (1870 vers) Wed 14 5-7.30pm
                  Romeo and Juliet (incidental music) Wed 14 7-10am
                  Romeo and Juliet (original vers 1869) Wed 14 7-10am
                  Romeo and Juliet (standard vers) Wed 14 5-7.30pm
                  Scherzo à la russe on Ukrainian folktune (op. 1) Sat 10 Feb
                  9am-1pm
                  Serenade for N. G. Rubinstein's Name-Day Mon 12 7-10am
                  Serenade in C Sat 10 Feb 9am-1pm
                  Sérénade mélancolique (op.26) Sun 11 5-7.30pm, Fri 16 7-10am
                  Slavonic March (op.31) Sat 10 Feb 5-7.30pm, Wed 14 7-10am
                  Souvenir de Florence (op.70) Fri 16 1-5pm
                  Souvenir de Florence(op.70) Thu 15 1-7am
                  Souvenir de Hapsal (op.2) Tue 13 7-10am
                  Souvenir d'un lieu cher (op.42) Wed 14 1-5pm
                  Spring (For unaccompanied women's voices) Sun 11 10.30pm-1am
                  String Quartet in Bb [single movt] Sat 10 Feb 1-5pm
                  String Quartet No.1 in D (op.11) Sun 11 1-5pm
                  String Quartet No.2 in F (op.22) Mon 12 1-5pm
                  String Quartet No.3 in Eb (op.30) Tue 13 1-5pm
                  Suite No.1 in D (op.43) Wed 14 1-7am
                  Suite No.2 in C (op.53) Sun 11 9am-1pm
                  Suite No.3 in G (op.55) Sat 10 Feb 5-7.30pm
                  Swan Lake (op.20) Thu 15 7.30-10.30pm
                  Swan Lake (Suite) (op.20) Wed 14 1-7am
                  Symphonic Studies (orchestration of Schumann's op.13/11&12)
                  Thu 15 5-7.30pm
                  Symphony No.1 in G minor ('Winter Daydreams') (op.13) Sun 11
                  9am-1pm, Sun 11 5-7.30pm
                  Symphony No.1 in G minor ('Winter Daydreams') (op.13)
                  (original version) Mon 12 7.30-10.30pm
                  Symphony No.2 in C minor ('Little Russian') (op.17) Mon 12
                  10am-1pm, Mon 12 5-7.30pm, Fri 16 1-7am
                  Symphony No.2 in C minor('Little Russian') (op.17)(original
                  version) Tue 13 1-7am
                  Symphony No.3 in D ('Polish') (op.29) Tue 13 10am-1pm, Tue 13
                  5-7.30pm
                  Symphony No.4 in F minor (op.36) Mon 12 10.30pm-1am, Wed 14
                  10am-1pm, Wed 14 5-7.30pm
                  Symphony No.5 in E minor (op.64) Sun 11 10.30pm-1am, Thu 15
                  10am-1pm; 5-7.30pm
                  Symphony No.6 in b minor ('Pathétique') (op.74) Sat 10 Feb
                  9.45-1am, Fri 16 10am-1pm, 5-7.30pm
                  Symphony No.6 in b minor ('Pathétique') (op.74) (mvt III) Sat
                  10 Feb 9am-1pm
                  Symphony No.7 in E flat minor Tue 13 10.30-1am
                  The Angel Cried Out (unacc mixed voices) Thu 15 10.30pm-1am
                  The Barber of Seville Sat 10 Feb 1-5pm
                  The Enchantress Thu 15 1-7am
                  The Golden Cloud did Sleep Sun 11 Feb 7-9am
                  The Maid of Orleans Thu 15 1-5pm
                  The Nightingale Mon 12 1-5pm
                  The Nutcracker (op.71) Wed 14 7.30-10.30pm
                  The Queen of Spades (op.68) Fri 16 1-5pm
                  The Seasons (op.37b) [Jan – Feb] Sun 11 Feb 7-9am
                  The Seasons (op.37b) [Jul – Aug] Wed 14 7-10am
                  The Seasons (op.37b) [Mar - Apr] Mon 12 7-10am
                  The Seasons (op.37b) [May – Jun] Tue 13 7-10am
                  The Seasons op.37b) [Nov – Dec] Fri 16 7-10am
                  The Seasons op.37b) [Sep – Oct] Thu 15 7-10am
                  The Sleeping Beauty (op.66) Tue 13 7.30-10.30pm
                  The Sleeping Beauty (Suite) (op.66) Mon 12 1-7am
                  The Snow Maiden (incidental music) (op.12) Sun 11 7.30-10.30pm

                  The Storm (op.76) Sun 11 Feb 7-9am
                  The Tempest (op.18) Tue 13 7-10am
                  Theme & Variations in a minor Mon 12 7-10am
                  Three Choruses (Tis Not the Cuckoo in the Damp Pinewood; Why
                  Did the Merry Voice Grow Silent?; Without Time, Without
                  Season) Wed 14 10.30pm-1am
                  To Forget So Soon Fri 16 7-10am
                  Two Songs (I Should Like in a Single Word; We Have Not Far To
                  Walk) Fri 16 5-7.30pm
                  Two Songs (Take my heart away; Blue eyes of Spring) Tue 13
                  7-10am
                  Undine (surviving fragments) Thu 15 7.30-10.30pm
                  Ungarische Zigeunerweisen (orchestration of a concert-piece by
                  Sophie Menter or Franz Liszt) Wed 14 1-7am
                  Vakula the Smith (op.14) Sat 10 Feb 1-5pm
                  Valse caprice in D (op.4) Thu 15 5-7.30pm
                  Valse scherzo in A (op.7) Thu 13 7-10am
                  Valse-scherzo (op.34) Tue 13 7-10am
                  Valse-Scherzo [No. 2] in A major Fri 16 10am-1pm
                  Variations on a Rococo Theme (op.33) (original vers, 8 vars.)
                  Tue 13 5-7.30pm, Fri 16 1-7am
                  Variations on a Rococo Theme (std vers) (op.33) Mon 12 7-10am
                  Violin Concerto in D (op.35) Wed 14 10am-1pm, Fri 16 1-7am
                  Voyevoda - Domovoy's monologue for the play Sun 11
                  7.30-10.30pm
                  Voyevoda (op.3) Mon 12 1-7am
                  Voyevoda (sym ballad after A. Mickiewicz) (op.78) Mon 12
                  7-10am
                  Waltz in F-sharp minor Thu 15 5-7.30pm
                  Was I not a Little Blade of Grass (soprano & orchestra) Fri 16
                  7.30-9.30pm
                  We Hymn Thee Tue 13 10.30-1am
                  Zemfira's Song (from Pushkin's The Gypsies) Thu 11 7-10am

               

Hi British composer, I will upload Vakula later today.
I'm a bit muddled with the Romeo, do you mean the one with the vocals? which I have and and will upload, or if it is another orchestral version then I missed it. My computer had problems halfway through the week which took me half a day to fix. I know I missed some of the sacred choral music e.g the several cherubic hymns.
If there's anything else you want let me know and, if I have it, it's yours.

I managed to record a lot of the BBC Tchaikovsky week including Vakula the Smith which is excellent. It's not commercially available so it could, perhaps, be uploaded here but is long at 2hrs 23 mins.

An hospital for sick music? There wouldn't be many empty beds.

Anyone else heard of Dennis (Gray) Stoll, 1912-1987? Born in Wandsworth. I met him while in hospital in Maidstone in 1978; he gave me a tape of some "Egyptian temple dancing music" he had written for a dance troupe, which I could upload? He was noticed in America in the 1940s and I believe he was also a writer.
The dance music is for wind and strings and does, rather, go on a bit.
Perhaps too obscure for the London list.

Afraid I do not agree with that. Since Roger Wright took over, Radio 3 has become childish, banal, verbose, and repetitive. The historic information given is biased and disingenuous.
It seems that the government is wanting to privatise the BBC and it is being commercialised in preparation for the sell off.

Sorry to be so pessimistic.

Yes, another excellent recording, thanks very much.

An unbelievable amount of thanks to MVS, I'm completely stunned.

And, thanks so much, too, to Dundonnell, Albion and John Whitmore for their work and making all this available in the first place.

Many thanks to Sydney Grew and Albion for the Goossens. Music I have been wanting to hear for a long time.

Yes dafrieze, thankyou very much indeed.

Frank Bridge: The Christmas Rose.

I had it on LP and It has been available on CD, I believe.

A very beautiful work, I would love to hear it again........and again.