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A series for those who have recently married or who hope to marry soon.
The Schofield Report in 1965 found that 20 per cent of boys and 12 per cent of girls under nineteen had experienced premarital intercourse. In our society today there is a wide spectrum of opinion on sex before marriage ranging from a complete veto to total permissiveness. Young couples have to make their own minds up on this question, for it may later have an effect upon their marriage.
The Consulting Psychiatrist talks to Kenneth Barnes and A Psychoanalyst and to some young people about their premarital experience.
Produced by Ron Bloomfield
Sex and the coming of children
A reading list is obtainable by sending a stamped addressed envelope to 'Young Marriage,' BBC, Further Education Dept [address removed]

Contributors

Unknown:
Kenneth Barnes
Produced By:
Ron Bloomfield

Second of eleven recitals on organs in Germany,
Switzerland, France, and Italy by GERAINT JONES who introduces the music and the instruments
ⓢ Notre Dame de Valere, Sion Switzerland the oldest organ in playing condition in the world
Recorded In collaboration with Swiss Radio
October 27: Abbey Church, Marmoutier, France

Contributors

Unknown:
Geraint Jones

by Maxim Gorky
Translated by DAVID MAGARSHACK
Adapted by BENNETT MAXWELL with Ian Bannen , Alfie Bass
Paul Daneman , Peter Jeffrey
Andre Morell
Music composed and played by HENRY KREIN
Produced by JOHN GiBson
Second broadcast

Contributors

Unknown:
Maxim Gorky
Translated By:
David Magarshack
Adapted By:
Bennett Maxwell
Unknown:
Ian Bannen
Unknown:
Alfie Bass
Unknown:
Paul Daneman
Unknown:
Peter Jeffrey
Unknown:
Andre Morell
Played By:
Henry Krein
Produced By:
John Gibson
Mikhail Ivanovich Kostylyov. keeper of a doss-house:
Peter Claughton
Vassilisa Karpovna, his wife:
Gudrun Ure
Natasha, her sister:
Carol Marsh
Abram Medvedev, their uncle, a policeman.........:
Denis Shaw
Vassily Pepel:
Paul Daneman
Andrey Mitrich Kleshch, a locksmith:
Alfie Bass
Anna, his wife:
Margaret John
Nastya, a girl:
Barbara Mitchell
Kvashnya, meat-dumpling seller:
Margaret Robertson
Bubnov, a hatter:
Alexander John
The Baron:
Peter Howell
Satin:
Peter Jeffrey
The Actor:
Ian Bannen
Luka, a pilgrim:
Andrt Morell
Alyoshka, a shoemaker:
Christopher Bidmead
Krivoy Zob:
Anthony Jackson
The Tartar:
Humphrey Morton
The Narrator:
Alexander John

A Lieder recital by Janet Baker mezzo-soprano with Paul Hamburger piano
Hochzeitslied; Freihold
(Six Songs, Op. 3)
Erwartung; Waldsonne
(Four Songs, Op. 2)
Traumleben; Der Wanderer Am Wegrand
(Eight Songs, Op. 6)
Two Songs, Op. 14
In diesen Wintertagen lch darf nicht dankend zu dir niedersinken
Three Songs, Op. 48
Sommermiid Tot
Madchenlied

Contributors

Mezzo-Soprano:
Janet Baker
Piano:
Paul Hamburger

Two programmes
2: Prospective Narrative
A conversation between J. G. BALLARD and GEORGE MACBETH
J. G. Ballard , author of several novels and books of short stories, discusses with George MacBeth his view of structure in the novel in relation to a dissatisfaction with traditional linear narrative techniques. He argues for a new kind of forward-looking narrative designed to explore depths and levels rather than history.
Second broadcast

Contributors

Unknown:
J. G. Ballard
Unknown:
George MacBeth
Unknown:
J. G. Ballard
Unknown:
George MacBeth

BBC Radio 3

About BBC Radio 3

Live music and the arts: broadcasts more live music than any other radio network. Classical music is its core. Genres include world and new music, jazz, speech and drama.

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