News and market trends
1 Thursday's 7.50 talk
The morning magazine
Introduced by JACK DE MANIO
Food news from
LOUISE DAVIES followed by an interlude
Earning
' Money in my pocket '
A talk by CANON BASIL MOSS
Second hearing of the broadcast at 7.40
Introductory Music
9.5 SERVICE
Rejoice, the Lord is King
(Tune, Gopsal)
Interlude: People of the Early
Church-The Slaves
The prayer for today
Fight the good fight (Tune,
Duke Street)
BARBARA YATES (soprano)
JOHN DENMAN (clarinet)
FREDERICK STONE (piano)
By GLYN HARRIS
New Every Morning, page 54
Judge eternal, throned in splendour (BBC H.B. 393)
Psalm 36
Romans 8, vv. 26-39
Jesu, our hope, our heart's desire (BBC H.B. 126)
News Summary at 10.30
played by KEN BEAUMONT AND HIS SEXTET
10: Apes and Men
Written by Henry Marshall Observer sequence by Honor Wyatt
A serial story from the book by Philippa Pearce
2: ChiquititotListening and Writing series
The third of four talks by JEREMY NOBLE
tH. MONTGOMERY HYDE, the well-known historian and traveller, recently spent a short time in the land of the Bible. In this talk he reflects on his memories, both favourable and unfavourable of Palestine
Radio correspondence column in which listeners add their comments to some of the views expressed in ' Any Questions? '
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
GALE PEDRICK selects highlights from BBC sound and television Introduced by JOHN EI. LISON
People of Somalia by B. W. ANDRZEJEWSKI
4: Things and People
Written by Hugh David
The Bible and Life series
A story by ' B.B. ' adapted for broadcasting by Julia Goodey
2: The midget submarine Stories and Rhymes series
From the BBC Archives
An Anatomy of Towns
STEVE RACE looks at some aspects of the urban scene
1: Cathedral Town Produced by JOHN POWELL
BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA Leader, Peter Gibbs
Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON
A dialogue story written by JOHN D. STEWART
' Mrs. Johnston's Pup ' Introduced by Cicely Mathews
with GORDON LUCK
4: Making Magnets
A serial play in six episodes written for broadcasting by GILBERT DALTON
When Caroline Lambert , an international ballerina, has made 'positively her last appearance ' on the stage, she retires to Reed- wood, a house on an island in the River Severn somewhere between Gloucester and Worcester. Caroline's husband, a geologist, has disappeared in the Antarctic and she gives up her career because she feels she is losing touch with her children, Anne and Greville.
2: Night Manoeuvres
Produced by PEGGY BACON
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
Introduced by Bill Latto
The British as Linguists
If we join the Common Market we shall need to take seriously languages other than our own. Just how bad are the British as linguists? If we are bad linguists what are we doing about it?
An enquiry conducted among professional linguists
Additional research by ROSE ELTON
1 Produced by FRANCIS DILLON
Grande Messe des Morts
CHARLES CRAIG (tenor)
BBC NORTHERN SINGERS Chorus-Master,
Stephen Wilkinson
ROSSENDALE
MALE VOICE CHOIR
Conductor, Fred Tomlinson LIVERPOOL PHILHlRMONIC CHOIR
Chorus-Master, J. E. Wallace
BBC NORTHERN Orchestra Leader. Reginald Stead
ROYAL LIVERPOOL
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Leader, Peter Mountain
Conducted by George HURST
Before an audience in Liverpool Cathedral
Part 1
Requiem aeternam Dies irae
Quid sum miser
Rex tremendae majestatis Quaerens me Lacrimosa
Berlioz's great Requiem has been called a musical cataclysm, a work of Gothic art. and a democratic masterpiece A. G. LEHMANN re-examines the music and its setting from a contemporary viewpoint
Grande Hesse des Morts
Part 2
Domine Jesu Christe Hostias Sanctus
Agnus Dei
The News
Background to the News
People in the News
followed by an interlude
Joan Sutherland by RUSSELL BRADDON abridged by P. J. R. Wright read by WILFRID THOMAS Last of fifteen instalments
ROGER Lord (oboe)
VIOLA TUNNARD
(harpsichord and piano)
