A reading taken from ' Asking for Trouble ' by Bruno SCOTT JAMES Reader, JOHN BAKER
Introduced by MARJORIE ANDERSON
Women of the Year: highlights from their speeches at the annual luncheon
How They Proposed: revelations from some women
Life in Australia:
IDA JENKINS answers questions
Success story: a young man who has achieved success by his own efforts talks to Jeanne Heal
Introduced by JULIAN HERBAGE The London Philharmonic Orchestra's thirtieth anniversary by CEDRIC WALLIS
Domenico Scarlatti 's keyboard music by STANLEY SADIE
Musical Profile: Michael Cielen by Barrie HALL
A request programme of gramophone records
Piano Quintet in E flat major,
Op. 44 (Schumann)
Isaac Stern (violin)
Alexander Schneider (violin) Milton Thomas (viola) Paul Tortelier (cello) Myra Hess (piano)
Chairman, WALTER ALLEN
Broadcasting: JOHN BOWEN
Book: J. G. WEIGHTMAN
Art: BASIL TAYLOR
Film: DILYS POWELL
Theatre: Richard FINDLATER
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
Changing Fortunes
JAMES FISHER introduces a discussion on the varying status of British birds of prey
What the Law says about: a topic of current interest
Introducing: an officer of the National Assistance Board
Helpful Books: reviewed by JANET MCLEOD
Money Matters: Advice for the small investor—1, by EDWARD LEADER Introduced by ROBIN HOLMES
visits Hampshire FRED LOADS
BILL SOWERBUTTS
ALAN GEMMELL answer questions put by members of the Fleet Horticultural Society Question-Master,
FRANKLIN ENGELMANN
ILSE WOLF (soprano)
KATHLEEN JOYCE (contralto)
ROWLAND JONES (tenor)
GWYN GRIFFITHS (baritone)
ALAN HARVERSON (organ)
BBC CHORUS
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leader, Hugh Maguire
Conducted by MICHAEL GIELEN
Part 1
Gwyn Griffiths broadcasts by permission of the Sadler's Wells Opera Company
In the fourth quarter of this year's series the genre to be discussed is
Landscape Painting
1: RUBENS 1577-1640
Landscape near Malines painted c. 16305 in the Barber Institute, Birmingham
. Speaker, ANDREW FORGE
Painter and Art Critic
Repeated on Thursday at 7.35 in Network Three
These broadcasts are part of a scheme for subscribers who are supplied every month with a colour print of the painting to be discussed, together with background notes and illustrations in black and white.
Details of the 1963 series can now be obtained from BBC Publications (Painting 1963), 35 Marylebone High Street. London. W.l. The subscription for 1963 has been reduced from 35s. to 30s... and this can be sent in now.
Part 2
A monthly magazine Introduced by David ROBINSON
Music for Billy Budd : ANTONY HOPKINS introduces passages from the music he composed for Peter Ustinov 's film
Screen Writer: JOHN MORTIMER talks to GORDON Gow about ' The Dock Brief ' and other films
tenor with BENJAMIN BRITTEN (piano) A record of folk songs
by MARGOT BENARY adapted for radio by MURIEL LEVY 2: Dream Castle Produced by HERBERT SMITH
SIR LAURENCE OLIVIER reads from the Old Testament
1: The Creation-Adam and Eve on gramophone records
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
A summary of last week's events
REGINALD LEOPOLD and the PALM COURT ORCHESTRA
Visiting artist, NANCY EVANS
by ALISTAIR COOKE
The Finest Story in the World read by ALAN WHEATLEY
Charlie Mears , a young London bank clerk, has amazing memories of his past lives in a Greek galley and a Viking ship. Series arranged by Mollie Hardwick
sung by ELISABETH ROBINSON (mezzo-soprano) with JOHN MATHESON (piano)
† by ALAN BLAIKLEY
What kind of people are writing for children today? Why do they choose their particular audience? To what extent are they satisfying the requirements of children and the adults responsible for their reading? How natural is the step from juvenile to adult fiction? These are some of the questions investigated by Alan Blaikley in interviews with various authors, a children's librarian, a critic, a magazine editor, and others.
1 am the Bread of Life
Exodus 16, vv. 2-4, 12-15
Psalm 78, vv. 1-26 (Choral
Psalter)
St. John 6, w. 4-14, 26-35.
49-51
Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness (BBC H.B. 510)
St. John 6, vv. 54 and 58
played by FERNANDE KAESER (piano)
Second broadcast
