Introduced by JOHN LADE Contributors, MARTIN COOPER
TREVOR HARVEY , and ROBERT HENDERSON

Symphony No. 4, In B flat major
COLUMBIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by BRUNO WALTER

Three Symphonic Sketches:
La mer
NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA Conducted by PIERRE BOULEZ

Symphony No. 1, in D
COLUMBIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by BRUNO WALTER gramophone records

Ingrid Haebler (piano)
From the Freemasons' Hall, Edinburgh
Schubert
Sonata in G major (D.894)
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Sonata in B flat major (D.960)
11.38*-11.48* Interlude
JIRI NOVAK ; MILAN SKAMPA gramophone record

Introduced by PETER JONES Directed by Geoff Dobson and Angus Mackay
12.30* Your Afternoon Weather Forecast followed by SPORTS PARADE
CRICKET
1.0; 1.55; 2.55; 3.15; 4.5; 4.50 The Gillette Cup Final
Sussex v. Warwickshire
Commentary by ROBERT HUDSON and BRIAN JOHNSTON
From Lord's
An England XI v.
An England Under-25 XI
Commentary by DON MOSEY From Scarborough
GOLF
' News of the World'
Matchplay Championship
1.45 A report on this morning's play
2.50; 3.50; 4.50
Reports on this afternoon's Quarter-Final matches
TOM SCOTT
From Walton Heath Golf Club
CYCLING
The Skol International Six-Day Cycle Race
1.50; 2.45; 3.55; 4.50
JOHN BURNS on some of this afternoon's special events
From the Empire Pool and Sporta Arena. Wembley
See pages 21 and 28 RACING
3.0 The Jack Swift Handicap For three-year-olds and upwards run over one mile
3.35 The Truvox Stakes
For three-year-olds and upwards run over two miles
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY with summaries by ROGER MORTIMER
From Sandown Park
5.5 Full Racing Results
MOTOR RACING
4.0 Italian Grand Prix
A preview of tomorrow's race by ROBIN RICHARDS
From Monza
Broadcast by arrangement with Italian Radio
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
4.10 Commentary by ALAN CLARKE and MAURICE EDELSTON during the second half of one of today's English League matches
4.42* Results as they come in, direct from the BBC Sports Room
5.0; 5.55
Classified Football Results
CRICKET, GOLF, CYCLING
4.50 Further visits
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5.0 SPORTS REPORT including reports on today's leading matches and further visits to cricket and golf
TODAY'S TIMETABLE
12.30 Weather
12.33 Sports Parade
1.0 Cricket
1.45 Golf
1.50 Cycling
1.55 Cricket
2.45 Cycling
2.50 Golf
2.55 Cricket
3.0 Racing
3.15 Cricket
3.35 Racing
3.50 Golf
3.55 Cycling
4.0 Motor Racing
4.5 Cricket
4.10 Association Football
4.42* Association Football Results
4.50 Cricket. Golf and Cycling
5.0 Sports Report
Timings may be altered by events

Heroic comedy in five acts Libretto by HENRI CAIN after Le Lorrain
Music by Jules Massenet sung in Italian
First broadcast In this country
Cast in order of singing:
Lords. ladies. friends of Dulcinea, bandits, crowd
MILAN CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OF ITALIAN RADIO
Chorus-Master, Roberto Benaglio
Conducted by Alfredo Simonetto
The action takes place in Spain during the sixteenth century
Act 1 Outside the fair Dulcinea's house
6.35* Act 2 A lonely place In the country

Joe Hyman
Industrialist. Chairman of Viyella International Ltd.
Professor Hugh Tinker gives the first of four fortnightly talks: September 14

Act 3 The Sierra
7.31* Act 4 The patio of Dulcinea's house
8.1* Act 5 An ancient forest
Recording made available by courtesy of Italian Radio

Two poems by Matthew Arnold
Dover Beach, and Rugby Chapel
Read by ROBERT HARRIS
' The Sea of Faith
Was once. too, at the full. and round earth's shore
Lay like the folds of a bright girdle furl'd.'

From The Maltings, Snap*
Part 1
See facing page

by OWEN WATKINS
Lecturer in Education University of Leicester
Richard Norwood was bom In 1590 and died in 1675. He was a sailor, a soldier, an inventor, a bit of a playwright, and many other things; he was shipwrecked on a desert island, fought with pirates, and ended up as a planter in Bermuda. His life acted out with curious accuracy the spiritual pattern of puritan heroes like Crusoe and Christian.
Second broadcast

BARRY BROOK talks about the way in which the patronage of music operates at the present time. He discusses in particular the role played in the U.S.A. by the universities.

by JOHN DONAT architectural critic
A portrait of-and conversation with-the architect of the Irish Television Building, the new Abbey Theatre, and many other prominent buildings in Dublin, and one of the leading figures in the cultural life of the city.
Second broadcast