on gramophone records

The Luton Band: conductor, Fred Mortimer

(BBC recording)

7-Italy. Gramophone records of music by Monteverdi, Corelli, Bellini, Verdi, Puccini, and Respighi

Morning Service, conducted by the Rev. Ronald Lunt , M.C., C.F.
Theme: '-! We Want Justice!'
Introduction and Prayer
The people that in darkness sat (A. and M. 80)
Lesson: Isaiah 51, vv. 4-8; Jeremiah
23, vv. 5-6; Acts 3, vv. 12-15
A safe stronghold our God is still
(S.P. 436; C.H. 526)
Address
Judge eternal (S.P. 552; C.H. 636) Creed
Prayers
0 God of earth and altar (S.P. 308;
C.H. 638)
Blessing

sung by Engel Lund (mezzo-soprano). Accompanist, Ferdinand Rauter Noel provençal (French) Children's Song (Swiss)
Then there will be victory (Czech)
Scarborough Fair (English, collected
By Cecil Sharp )
Love Song (Yiddish)
The Nightingale (Danish)
Little children a-picking berries
(Icelandic)

Harold Collins and his Orchestra

A fortnightly review. Contents: 'Albert Schweitzer' (b. January 14, 1875), an appreciation by Alec Robertson; 'A Child of Our Time': talk on his oratorio by Michael Tippett, with illustrations by Joan Cross, Peter Pears and the BBC Chorus; Review of new records by Compton Mackenzie; Musical puzzle presented by R. Nettel. The Magazine introduced by Alec Robertson and edited by Anna Instone and Julian Herbage.

Conductor, Rae Jenkins, with Ethel Williams (soprano)

(piano), on gramophone records
Organ Chorale-Prelude: Rejoice, beloved (Bach-Busoni)
Scherzo No 4, in E; Mazurka in C sharp minor (Chopin)
Pastourelle; Toccata (Poulenc)

by Matthew Norgate

No. 71 of a fortnightly programme from the countryside. Edited by Francis Dillon. Introduced by John Arlott. Music arranged by Francis Collinson , and played by the Wynford Reynolds Sextet. Produced by David Thomson

Gramophone records chosen and introduced by Joy Worth

C. H. Middleton

(leader, Paul Beard ): conductor. Sir Adrian Boult. Moiseiwitsch. (piano). Concert given in collaboration with Harold Holt From the Royal Albert Hall, London

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

A story by Rebecca West , adapted for radio bv Andrea Troubridge. Produced by Walter Rilla

Band of H.M. Royal Marines (Portsmouth Division), conducted by Capt. F. Vivian Dunn, M.V.O., Director of Music, Royal Marines

Ymweliad a rhai o drefi a phentreft Cymru. 15—' Dyffryn Aeron , Sir Aberteifl ' . (Talks in Welsh)

' The YoJnger Pitt ,' a play in the series ' Famous Men and Women.' by L. du Garde Peach. Produced by Derek McCulloch (' Mac ')

and National Savings announcements

'The Quest for the North-West
Passage '
Four centuries of exploration: in search of a sea route over the North of the American continent. Listeners hear the voice of Sgt. Henry A. Larsen , Royal Canadian Mounted Police, speaking of his recent two-way voyage. Introduced by Norman Wooland. Music by ' Hal Evans. played by the BBC Revue Orchestra conducted by Alan Crooks. Additional research by George Fuller. Script and production by Leslie Baily

Joseph C. Harsch

Evening Service, conducted by Professor Norman Snaith of Headlingley College, and Minister at Woodhouse Moor Methodist Church, Leeds
Theme: ' What am I For? '
Sentence
Let all the world in every corner sing
(M.H.B. 5: A. and M. 548; C.H. 15)
Address: ' Man's Justice and God's
Forgiveness '
High in the heavens, eternal God
(M.H.B. 48)
Reading: Isaiah 45, vv. 18-25 Prayer and the Lord's Prayer
The Lord Jehovah reigns (M.H.B. 58) The Grace
The music sung by a choir of the Huddersfleld Glee and Madrigal Society: conductor, Harold Sykes

Appeal on behalf of the Y.W.C.A. War Time Fund. by Mrs. Churchill, President.of the Fund
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be sent to [address removed]

Freely adapted for broadcasting by Norman Edwards from the novel by H. Seton Merriman. Produced .by Val Gielgud and Martyn C. Webster. Episode 1—Dantzig: 1812 and with Dermot Cathie , Frank Partington. Stanley Groome. and Foster Carlin

A radio potpourri, with Sylvia Cecil , Derek Oldham , the BBC Theatre'- Chorus, and the BBC Theatre Orchestra: conductor, Stanford Robinson. Produced by Gwen Williams , and Stanford Robinson.

' The Word of the Lord.' Psalm 139, vv. 1-11; Deuteronomy 30, vv. 9-20; Lord, thy word abideth (A. and" M. 243); Psalm 119, v. 105

' The Body-Snatchers,' from ' Lord ' George Sanger 's ' Seventy Years a Showman'; read by Charles E. Stid will

Quintet in D (K.593) played by the Pro Arte Quartet with Alfred Hobday . (Gramophone records)

and his Orchestra...