Clayton Aniline Works Band
Conductor, Edward C. Buttress
and forecast for farmers and shipping
A gramophone miscellany
What God wants to do for us
A series of talks by the Rev. W. M. F. Scott
3-' Forgive us our sins '
and forecast for farmers and shipping
by Ruth Drew
Ivor Slaney and his Orchestra
June Wilson (soprano)
John Sterling (piano)
Africans and the Mining Industry
Talk by J. D. Rheinallt Jones
BACH
Records of his Concerto in C for three harpsichords and orchestra
Immortal, invisible, God only wise
(BBC Hymn Book 10)
New Every Morning, page 7 Psalm 65 (Broadcast Psalter)
Philippians 3. v. 17. to 4. vv. 1. 4-8
Stand up. stand up for Jesus (BBC
Hymn Book 368)
The Ian Stewart Quintet
The Semino Trio:
Granville Jones (violin)
Norina Semino (cello) Gordon Watson (piano)
' Tom Sawyer ' by Mark Twain
Abridged and read by Stanley Maxted
Thirteenth instalment
at the BBC theatre organ
A programme of gramophone records
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Reports from Britain and overseas
and his Samba Orchestra
Radio Chamber Orchestra Conducted by Maurits van den Berg
Paul Godwin (viola) with the Radio Chamber Orchestra Conducted by Maurits van den Berg Radio Orchestra
Conducted by Albert van Raalte
Radio Chamber Orchestra
. Conducted by Maurits van den Berg
(Recordings made available by courtesy of Stichting Nederlandsche Radio-Unie)
by Patricia Wood
Adapted for broadcasting by Peggy Wells
Cast in order of speaking:
by Mabel Constanduros and Geoffrey Dearmer
Cast in order of speaking:
Plays produced by Norman Wright
by Elizabeth Jenkins
Read by Helen Burns
Fourteenth of fifteen weekly instalments
' Mustafa, the Magician '
A cameo cartoon written and produced for radio by Trevor Hill based on an original story by Margaret L. Potter
Other parts played by: Geoffrey Banks, Geoffrey
Wheeler John Wardle. June Kearsley and ' Claude'
Incidental music composed by Ray Martin who conducts the Chorus and the Northern Variety Orchestra
(Leader, Norman George )
See page 15
5.50 Children's Hour prayers conducted by the Rev. Maurice Dean
Shipping and general weather forecasts, followed by a detailed forecast for South-East England
Directed by Michael Spivakovsky
Isobel Baillie (soprano)
William Herbert (tenor)
Festival Choir
London Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, George Stratton )
Conducted by Meredith Davies and Herbert Howells
Aubade heroique..... Constant Lambert
7.40 app. Hymnus Paradisi
Herbert Howells
(conducted by the composer)
8.30 app. Symphony No. 2, in B flat
Schubert
From Hereford Cathedral
The first three movements of Hymnus Pdraiisi are linked together and are mainly contemplative in mood After a short Preludio for orchestra, the voices enter with the words Requiem aeternam. The third movement is a setting of Psa]m 23. The remaining movements are separate, and are more extended and graphic in style. In No 4 the words of the Sanctus are combined with those of Psalm 121. Two impressive climaxes are reached: the fifth movement, ' I heard a voice from heaven,' follows, striking a more meditative note. The final movement, ' Holy is the true light,' brings in its train a succession of ' Alleluias and a reiturn to the tranquillity of the opening Requiem aeternam. The work draws upon a setting of a medieval Latin poem which the composer wrote after the death of his son, Michael Kendrick Howells , to whose memoryHymnus Paradisi isinscribed.
Harold Rutland
See page 7
A report on the 1952 meeting
The final sessions of the 1952 B.A. were held in Belfait today. In this programme Arthur Haslett introduces some of the scientists who attended the meeting and describes some of the most interesting events.
