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Gounod and Liszt
Liszt
Via cruets (The fourteen stations of the Cross)
BBC NORTHERN SINGERS FRANCIS JACKSON (organ)
Conducted by GORDON THORNE gramophone record

Britten
Serenade for tenor, horn, and string orchestra
PETER PEARS
BARRY TUCKWELL LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by THE COMPOSER gramophone record
Twelfth of thirteen programmes linked with Study Session (Thurs.)

by RAFAEL OROZCO
Recorded at Leeds Triennial Music
Festival 1967 In Leeds Town Hall

England v. Australia at Lord's: Second day Full details: page 50

See page 39

Fifth of six programmes in which MAX ROSTAL will play all Bach's
Partitas and Sonatas for violin
Sonata in C major
Last programme, June 24: Partita in E major

A series of eight programmes on how the most fundamental of the biological sciences is being used in a new technology 7: Microbes and Molecules by DR. D. J. COVE
University of Cambridge
Some of the most important advances in our understanding of the way hereditary information is used has come from work on microorganisms. That these insights will be of use to man in breeding animals and plants is distinctly feasible--they may even, some day, show the way to correct hereditary abnormalities in man.

0 A comedy by Ben Jonson
Adapted for stereophony by RAYMOND RAIKES
The Induction on the stage of the Hope Theatre. Bankside, before the play was first acted on October 31. 1614:
The Play first, outside Lovewit's house nea» Paul's: then to 'Barthol'mew Fair', at Smithfield on the Feast of ' old Saint Bartle '-August 24. 1614:
Produced by RAYMOND RAIKES
Robert Eddison is in ' The Importance of Being Earnest ' at the Haymarket Theatre. London

A sequence of some of his folk songs and piano pieces based on folk melodies
OLGA SZONYI (mezzo-soprano) ANDRAS FARAGO (bass) DAVID WILDE (piano)
Broadcast on June 2. 1967

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