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BBC Radio 3
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From The City Hall, Armagh
VERONICA DUNNE (soprano) HAVELOCK NELSON (piano) TRIO OF LONDON
Carmel Kaine (violin) Peter Willison (cello) Philip Jenkins (piano)
4.40* Interval
4.55* Songs
Hereford: Chamber Ensemble ol Wales
During the Interval
FROM MUSIC MAGAZINE
A selected item from last
Sunday's programme

Contributors

Soprano:
Veronica Dunne
Piano:
Havelock Nelson
Cello:
Peter Willison
Piano:
Philip Jenkins
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 3
on BBC Radio 3

FÉLIX LECLERC brings his lyrical baggage from the French Canadian backwoods of his childhood and youth
Conversation and songs in French
. Introduced in English by CARL WILDMAN
Illustrated by gramophone records
Second of three weekly programmes
Next Tuestlay: a conversation with Georges Btassens talking and singing in French

Contributors

Unknown:
Georges Btassens
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 3
on BBC Radio 3

A biomedical study of isolation
Since the Tristanlans returned to their island, members of the Medical Research Council have kept in contact with them and visited the island because it is believed that Tristan can be seen as an analogue of an underdeveloped country.
DR. HAROLD LEWIS of the National Institute for Medical Research speaks about this continuing biomedical study with contributions from
Dn. ANTHONY EDWARDS
University of Cambridge
Mr. JOHN FISHER
University of Birmingham Dental School
Dr. GERTRUDE KEIR
University College, London
MRS. MARGARET RICHARDS0N National Institute for Medical Research
DR. D. F. ROBERTS
University of Newcastle upon
Tyne DR. D A. J TYRRELL
Medical Research Council Cold Research Unit
Programme arranged by Archie Clow
Second broadcast

Contributors

Unknown:
Dr. Harold Lewis
Unknown:
Mr. John Fisher
Unknown:
Tyne Dr.
Arranged By:
Archie Clow
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 3
on BBC Radio 3

by JEAN SEZNEC
Fellow of All Souls, and Marshal Foch Professor of French Literature in the University of Oxford
' Besides being a classical scholar and a historian of philosophy, Diderot was interested in physiology, in mathematics, in rural economy, in anthropology, in music, in theology, in painting. in linguistics. He roamed every field of learning; he pursued every idea as eagerly, he said. as if he were running after loose women.'

Source: Radio Times

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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