for farmers
The morning magazine
Introduced by Peter Bryant
followed by an interlude
The Rev. Erik Routley speaks about Weekday Religion (Psalm 15)
2: Living and, Giving
followed by an interlude
Let all the world, in every corner sing] (S.P. 556; C.H. 15; D.S. 99; P.H. 206; S.H. 87: Tune, Luckington—C.H. 15)
Interlude: Albert Schweitzer
Prayers; the Prayer of St. Ignatius
Loyola; the Lord's Prayer
Far round the world, thy children sing their song (BBC Supplement 27; S.P. 299; D.S. 135: Tune, Farley Castle—S.P. 22)
Sonata in E, Op. 109
Bagatelles, Op. 119
No. 1 in G minor; No. 2 in C No. 6 irfG; No. 7 in C
No. 8 in C; No. 11 in B flat played by Peter Wallfisch (piano)
Fine Arts String Quartet Leonard Sorkin , (violin) Abram Loft (vioMn.) Irving Ilmer (viola)
George Sopkin (cello)
Radio Chamber Orchestra of Hilversum
Conducted by WilleTn van Otterlod
Recording made available by courtesy of Stichting Nederlandsche Radio-Unie
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
Freddy Grisewood recalls some of the highlights, grave and gay, from the thirteen years' run of this famous discussion programme
Produced by Michael Bowen
Recording of last Friday's broadcast in the Light Programme
(soprano) with Francesco Molinari-Pradelli (piano)
A gramophone record including songs by Rossini, Bellini, pnd Spontini
STORIES AND RHYMES
The Children with Green Hair
Adapted for broadcasting by Jean Sutcliffe from an original fairytale by Ruth Ainsworth. Part 2
2.20 POETS AND POETRY R. N. Currey
Two poems specially written for the ' Poets and Poetry series by R. N. Currey about his boyhood in South Africa.
Introduced by Robert Gittings
2.40 Interval music
2.45 NATURE STUDY
Dormice
Tony finds a dormouse and wants to keep it for a pet. Mr. Collins persuades him that dormice are too active to enjoy being kept as pets and they set it free.
Script by Christine Dudiley
Lawn Tennis Championships
Latest results and commentary by Max Robertson and Raymond Glendenning , with summaries and comments by Bea Walter
From the All England Club
by CHARLES DICKENS
Episode 11
Sunday's recorded broadcast
A programme of opera and ballet played by Michael Collins and his Orchestra with Joan Carlyle (soprano)
Lawn Tennis Championships Further commentary
A message of comfort and cheer for all ' in trouble, sorrow, need, sickness or any other adversity ' Stuart Hibberd introduces Father Aloysius Roche , who deals with correspondence arising from his talks on. June 6 and 13 Listeners' letters are very welcome as they give real help in planning these talks. Send them to Stuart Hibberd , c/o Silver Lining, Broadcasting House, London, W.I. Listeners will realise that speakers cannot reply personally but will try to deal with their problems in the talks.
Forecast for land areas, followed, by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
An enquiry by René Cutforth, into Britain's present position amd possible future in the world of space-exploration
Produced by Francis Dillon
See page 27
The BBC's Fifth Annual Amateur Choral Contest, 1961
Final Competition
A nationwide broadcast linking six centres in the United Kingdom
The finalists are in Glasgow, Newcastle, Kendal, Leeds, Birmingham, and London
Competition adjudicators: Sir Thomas Armstrong, Dr. Herbert Howells, Leslie Regan
Introduced by John Hobday
(For details see page 31; see also page 27)
Recordings of this afternoon's Service
See top of page and page 26
The News
Background to the New*
People in the News
Sinfonia in D (Tartini)
Lucerne Festival Strings
Directed by Rudolf Baumgartner
Concerto in C, for three harpsichords (Bach)-
Eileen Joyce , Thurston Dart.
George Malcolm (harpsichords) Pro Arte Orchestra
Conducted by Boris Ord on gramophone records
