on gramophone records
Prelude, In the King's Hall; Borghild's Dream (Sigurd Jorsalfar: Grieg): Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Fabien Sevitzky
Intermezzo (Goyescas: Granados):
Boston Promenade Orchestra, conducted by Arthur Fiedler
Czech Rhapsody (Weinberger):
National Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Hans Kindler
Marching Song (Holst): London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by the composer

Scottish C.W.S. Band: conductor. Harry Mileman

14 — Gramophone records of Richard Strauss 's - Dun Quixote '

Programme Parade

Conducted by ' Canon F. A. Cockin. First of a series of six services illustrating ' The Nature and Work of the Church '
Sentences and Praver
Faith of our fathers (S.P. 246)
Dramatic reconstruction of the life of the Early Church as revealed in St Paul 's First Epistle to the Corinthians
0 Lord and Master of us all (S.P.
603: C.H. 513)
Act of Dedication
0 thou not made with hands (S.P.
615)
Blessing

. (organ)

Coventry Hippodrome Orchestra: conductor, William Pettier *

Henry Boys talks about Busuni and his music

played by David Martin (violin) and Iris Loveridge (piano)

and his Orchestra, with Olga Gwynne (soprano)

by Edgar Anstey

- by Alexander Werth (Moscow correspondent of the ' Sunday Times ')

Gramophone records chosen and introduced by Joy Worth

C. H. Middleton

Conductor, Ian Whyte

Holberg, in whose honour Grieg wrote the 'Holberg' Suite, although a Norwegian by birth, did most of his important literary and dramatic work for Denmark, and is regarded as the real founder of Danish literature. The first movement of Grieg's Suite is a Prelude, and the second, a Sarabande. in which the melody, in spite of its old-fashioned guise, is eminently typical of the composer and Norway. A Gavotte follows, beginning with the same three notes as the Sarabande. in different rhythm; there is a Musette, after which the Gavotte returns. The fourth movement has an air of solemn, even religious, import. and a merry Rigoudon brings the Suite to an end in the best of spirits.

Series of talks giving news and views of the Churches in this country and ' abroad, by Dr. Nathaniel Micklem.

by Walter de la Mare , adapted for broadcasting by Alec Macdonald. Produced by Barbara Burnham

Arthur Dulay and his Cameo Orchestra

Rhaglen o ganu- emynau gan Gor Prion, Dinbych o dan arweiniad D. Maid wvn Williams. (Hymn-singing In Welsh.)

1 The Story of Ruth': play by L. du Garde Peach. Produced by Derek McCulloch (' Mac ')

followed by National Savings announcements

7 — Massed bands playing at Belle Vue, Manchester for the Sir Henry J. Wood Jubilee Fund, arranged by J. Henry lies, O.B.E. (founder and director of the National Band Festival): Bickershaw Colliery; Brighouse and Rastriek; Fairey Aviation Works; Foden's Motor Works: conducted by Albert Coates. (BBC recording)

A game of question and answer between two teams of West Country-men. Question-Master, Arthur Ling
Principal of Seale-Hayne Agricultural College

Rt. Hon. Earl Winterton , M.P. for Horsham and Worthing, looks back on the fortieth anniversary of his first election

Conducted by the Rev. W. T. Elmslie , General Secretary, Presbyterian Church of England
Rejoice, the Lord is King (C.H. 135;
A. and M. 202)
Frayer and the Lord's Prayer
0 God. give ear unto my cry (C.H.
749; Metrical Psalm 61)
Reading: 2 Corinthians 4, vv. 3-6 Intercession
Souls of men, why will ve scatter?
(C.H. 395; A. and M. 634)
Address Prayer
I am trusting thee. Lord Jesus (C.H.
695)
Blessing

Appeal on behalf of the Crusade of Rescue, by the Rev. Father Agnellus Andrew, O.F.M.
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to [address removed].

Adapted from Charles Dickens 's novel by Mabel Constanduros and Howard Ajgg. Produced by Howard Rose. Episode 5

played to a Forces audience by the BBC Symphony Orchestra of 95 players (conductor, Sir Adrian Boult) and Phyllis Sellick (piano).

Among the favourite pieces 'Music tor All' brings you this week are Wagner's Grand March from Tannhauser, Ravel's Pavane, and Tchaikovsky's Overture '1812.' Phyllis Sellick plays the first movement of Schumann's Piano Concerto.
(From the Corn Exchange, Bedford).

The Way of Life.' Psalm 19. vv.
1-15; St. Luke 18. w. 18-30: Take up thy Cross (A. and M. 263); John H. v. 6

' Mbrder-in-Law,' written for broadcasting by James McCormick , read by E. A. Naden

Directed by Jack Hardy , with W. B. MacMillan (tenor)

Gramophone records of music by Lekeu de Bourginon and Francis de Bourginon