8.10 General Weather Forecast and forecast for farmers and shipping
Light music arranged and played by Jack Byfield and his Players. with James Bell at the organ.
3 — Works by John Alden Carpenter (b. 1876), and Charles Griffes (1884-1920): on gramophone records
A series of six Sunday Morning Services, with dramatic interludes illustrating the work and witness of the Christian Church throughout the ages to the present day. 1— ' St. Boniface, Apostle to the Germans.' Service conducted by the Rev. Gordon Rupp
From Book 1 of the 48 Preludes and Fugues: No. 18, in G sharp minor; No. 9, in E; No. 4, in C sharp minor played by Claud Biggs (piano)
Harold Collins and his Orchestra
A fortnightly review, introduced by Alec Robertson and edited by Anna Instone and Julian Herbage
Purcell Commemoration Issue
Contents: ' Purcell's Music for the Court and Playhouse,' by Dennis Arundell ; ' Music for the Church and Home,' by Gerald Cooper : ' The Genius of Henry Purcell.' by Professor Edward Dent
Conducted by Michael Krein
Overture, Roman Carnival (Berlioz); Piano Concerto No...4. in G minor (Rachmaninoff): on records
by C. A. Lejeune
93-Northumberland. Introduced by Ralph Wightman. Speakers include Norah Barry (forester), Dulcie Scott (farmer). Bob Allison (water bailiff). Leonard Eveling (furniture remover). Barty Lough (fisherman), Jos. Palmer (reservoir superintendent). William Scott (sword dancer), Simey Telfer (shepherd). Music by the Dunelm Singers. Produced by John Polwarth
Conductor. Rae Jenkins
' Making a New Lawn,' by R. B. Dawson Director of the Board of Green-Keeping Research. St. Ives Research Station. Bingley, Yorkshire
from the People's Palace, London
Ginette Neveu (violin), BBC Symphony Orchestra (leader, Paul Beard ): conductor, Sir Adrian Boult
Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 3, in G (K.216). is one of five concertos written in 1775-no doubt for his own use. Each, like the older Vivaldi type of violin concerto, consists of three movements, but in almost every other respect Mozart advanced far beyond his Italian, French, and Austrian predecessors in this field. This is particularly noticeable in the first movements. The opening tuttis, with their quite symphonic statements of material, for instance, sounded quite a new note
by William Saroyan. Adapted by Henry Kowal and produced by John Richmond
Your Evening Listening
Choirs of school children, with the BBC Scottish Orchestra, give a concert which includes old Scottish psalm tunes. Douglas Robin reads programme notes written about the psalms by William Glover and Marion Macwilliam
5.55 Children's Hour prayers
6.10 General Weather Forecast and forecast for farmers and shipping
6.13 app. ' Looking Ahead '
A brief review of the coming week's programmes
6.20 National Savings announcements
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
5—' Habeas Corpus '—You can't be held in gaol without a trial Another programme in this series examining the rights of people in a free country. Scenes illustrating one of the oldest of these rights, showing how it was partly suspended in wartime, and how it affects the ordinary man today. Narrator, James Mc Kechnie. Written and produced by Jenifer Wayne
for International Students' Day, from Manchester Cathedral, conducted by the Rev. Keith Cripps (Student Christian Movement)
Introit: All darkness flies before thy face (Bach)
Praise, my soul, the king of heaven
(A. and M 298)
Call to Worship Act of Adoration Confession
The Lord's Prayer
Thou. whose almighty word (A. and M. 360)
Lesson: St. Mark 13, vv. 1-13 (read by Sir John Stopford , F.R.S. Vice-Chancellor of Manchester University)
Fill thou mv life, 0 Lord my God
(A. and M. 705. vv. 1, 2. 3, 7)
Address by the Rev. Alan Booth
(General Secretary of the S.C.M.)
Prayers of Intercession and Dedication
Put thou thy trust in God (A. and M. 692)
Blessing (the Dean of Manchester) Organist, W. 0. Minay
Appeal on behalf of the American Memorial Chapel Fund by Viscount Trenchard of Wolfeton, G.C.B., G.c.v.O., D.S.O., President of the American and British Commonwealth Association
All contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to [address removed]
Adapted by Norman Edwards from the novel by R. D. Black more. Produced by Fred O'Dono van. Episode 10— ' John Meets Lorna Again ' with Charles Maunsell , Victor Fairley , and Frank Atkinson
Arranged by Julius Buerger. produced by Gwen Williams and Harold Neden , with Nina Lenova , Christianna Donald , Ida Shepley , Ronald Hill , Stanley Pope. Narrator, Christopher Pemberton.
BBC Theatre Chorus. BBC Theatre Orchestra: conductor, Stanford Robinson.
Thou shalt love the Lord thy God. Psalm 103, vv. 1-13; Mark 12, vv. 13-17, 28-34; My God, I love thee (S.P. 110); 1 John 4, v. 10
A poetry notebook, edited by Patric Dickinson. The seventh number includes an extract from ' The Winter's Tale,' a poem by Siegfried Sassoon. and a Chorus from ' Atalanta in Calydon," by Swinburne. Readers. John Laurie and Felix Aylmer
Quintet in E flat (K.407) played by Dennis Brain (horn), Harry Blech (violin) Keith Cummings (viola), Jean Stewart (viola). and Douglas Cameron (cello)
Orchestral music, on records
