Reading for Sunday morning from ' John Inglesant ' by J. H. Shorthouse
1—' Inglesant consults his old teacher '
Read by Donald Bisset

and forecast for farmers and shipping

London Light Concert Orchestra
(Leader. Tom Jenkins )
Conducted by Michael Krein with Winifred Davey and James Moody
(two pianos)

with William Primrose (viola) on gramophone records
Concerto Grosso in A minor. Op. 6
No. 4 (Handel) : Maurice Clare and Ernest Scott (violins). Bernard Richards (cello), Thurston Dart (harpsichord), and the Boyd Neel String Orchestra, conducted by Boyd Neel
(Continued in next column)
Concerto for viola and orchestra
(Walton): William Primrose (viola) and the Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by the composer
Symphony No. 3. in F (Dvorak):
City of Birmingham Orchestra. conducted by George Weldon

Conducted by Dilys Powell
Art: Denis Mathews
Films: Paul Dehn
Theatre: A. V. Coton
Books: S. Gorley Putt Radio: Frank Birch

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87-Hedgehogs
Maxwell Knight introduces two speakers. Frances Pitt and L. Harrison Matthews
Produced by Desmond Hawkins

Gramophone records of distinguished singers presented by Derek Aylward

by Bernard Shaw
(omitting ' An Interlude ')
Production by Martyn C. Webster
(The recorded broadcast of August 25)

* Who Would True Valour See '
A new series of Bible plays on St. Paul written and produced by J. Stanley Pritchard
1—' Apostle of Wrath '
5.25 Children's Service from Dysart Barony Parish Church. Conducted by the Minister, the Rev. John K. Carter. Praise led by Barony Sunday School and Dysart Public School
Metrical Psalm 23: The Lord's my
Shepherd (Tune, Crimond)
Scripture Sentences
Prayers of adoration, confession, and pardon
Far round the world (C.H. 373)
Talk
Lesson: St. Luke 10. vv. 29-37 (read by Alexander Skene. Headmaster of Dysart Public School)
If I come to Jesus (C.H. 669)
Prayers of intercession, thanksgiving, and dedication
The Lord's Prayer
Looking upward (C.H. 674) Blessing
Organist, James A. Robb

Shipping and general weather forecasts, followed by a detailed forecast for South-East England

Libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte
Music by W. A. Mozart
(sung in Italian)
Cast in order of singing:
Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of Nordwestdeutscher, Rundfunk,
Hamburg
(Chorus-Master. Max Thurn) Conductor, Leopold Ludwig
In a Spanish town
Scene 1. Outside the Commendatore's house (night)
Scene 2: A street (morning)
Scene 3: Garden entrance to
Don Giovanni 's Palazzo
Scene 4: A room in the Palazzo Scene 5: Don Giovanni 's garden
Scene 6: A ballroom in the Palazzo
(A recording from Hamburg, made available

Jane Austen 's novel adapted by Thea Holme as a serial play for broadcasting in nine instalments
1-' Fanny arrives at Mansfield Park
Cast in order of speaking:
(continued in next column)
Pianists.
Cicely Hoye and Arthur Dulay Produced by Mary Hope Allen

(Leader, Werner Krotzinger )
Conductor, Karl MUnchinger
Beethoven originally intended the Grosse Fuge to be the finale of his String Quartet in B flat, Op. 130; but he afterwards wrote another movement for the Quartet and issued the fugue as a separate work. It is so colossal in design and so great a strain for only four players that the practice of performing it on a string orchestra is amply justified. It opens with a short introduction; the main theme is then quietly stated by the first violins. A double fugue (on two subjects played simultaneously) now follows; the chief subject being given to the violas while the violins have a leaping, athletic figure which drives onward with tremendous force. The second section consists of another fugue on the main theme, with a different companion, and quieter in mood. There follows a third fugue in a dynamic, six-eight rhythm Harold Rutland

A poetry notebook edited and produced by Patric Dickinson
Reader, Carleton Hobbs

' The Teaching of Jesus '
The Kingdom of Heaven
Psalm 96 (Broadcast Psalter) St. Matthew 20. vv. 1-16
Behold, the amazing gift (BBC Hymn
Book 484)
Ephesians 2, vv. 8 and 9